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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

H LL"
-Tae CHRONICLE is conceded to be
one O. the best county papers published,
giving more interesting home news
[ IAN can be- had from any other source.
1t don't cost quite four cents a week.
VINO can afford to do without il? II
any one can not get the worth OF their
money cut of 1t in every number they
must charge the fault to their own dull
nesS, and not to any s~hUrtcOming on the
part Of thespaper.
We have recently been subjected to
several severe Affections of "original
poetry" aiectionately dedicated to the
CHRoNIcLR. We most earnestly request
all ofour would-be poetical contributors
10 send their illusions to the editor OF the
Youngstown Tiadicator, who is ain
for" the "pome" st the next Editorial
District Convention. He will pay ten
cents per one hundred lines for the first
one thousand lines, and ak cents for each
Subsequent thousand ; NJ line to be over
six inches. or under three inches. in
length, due regard being had to the har-
monious jingle thereof.
We invite attention t o evidence of
the success Of Drs Smith and Force, in
Warren, which they publish in another
column.
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a Snnerh ChrIstn rs Number.

The December number of the "Peo-
nle's Monthly of Pittsburgh, Pa, il
inst to hand, and we must confess to q
surprise. No such tine, or elegant Illus
traied uaper has EvEB APPEARED OUT
OF NEW YORK, while II challenges COM
par ION with an thing in that city. The
new type, new "heads" M tinted paper
lovk admmauly. This Christmas num-
her has a supplement of eight pages
fmaking ~ enty four IN all, and is ABB
sOLuTkLY CROWDED with I'm illuSlra-
uuns, auu interesting letters, stories,
porms&c., appropriate 10 the season.
The Huuseh III and Boys and Girls
Departments. are OF especial interest
Il. Iact. the wnuie paper IS gotten up TOR
the home and the family and is pure
bright aud Wholesome. This Mon hly,
We uSt say. is a rredit TO the West, and
SHOULD receive a hearty and generous
Western support Agents wanted
everywhere and large eommi. sinns paid.
Send tor ex IMPLIES aud circular. Three
months trial. Only - cents, including
the spit ndId Christmas number. More
given away with each paper than It's
cVst. Yearly subscription only $3.50.
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For the Chronicle.
Obituary.

H. s. ROBBINS, the subject Of this
sketch, whose recent death we all deeply
deplnre, was born in windhAm. Portage
county, in the year 1922, and therefore
was just fny years Of age at the time of
his deeease. In the full prime OF his
manhood. and with his armor all about
him, he was busy till he was called. His
enterprising and busy life was well
known to all, and in the prosecution Of
his many enterpr ses he knew neither
night, or day, or fatigue. As a boy. he
hated oppression, and his first vote was
for freedom for the slave" He lived
to- see the day when, on the winning side.
be could enjoy the laugh that went up
when, with very few others, he threw
his maiden vote for freedom /; as a young
man, he lived without stain or without
reprOach as an active business man, and
q leader in the community, he was above
SUSPECT n. Whatever enterprise he en-
gagged in enlisted his whole soul /; so that
whether in business, or in the discharge
of his duty as a secular officer, or as head
ofthe Board of z iucation, or in promOt.
ing some railroad scheme. time, or wealth
er, or distance, or health were not al
lowed to inIerpnse any obstacle, till the
matter in pursuit was acco nplished, or
turned over to other hands, or ADAM
doned. AS s member of the Disciple
Church for many years, he exhited the
same zeal and Energy which, when later
in life he claimed tn have received new
light, be transferred to bis new religious
belief, and was as ardent aud untiring
as a ~Spiritualist As when through mud
and and storm Of winter he, from a dis
lance of seven miles, regularly attended
the PrOtrseted meetings Of his church,
and put to shame many of the same faith
who lived almost at the church door ;
but to his credit it must be said, that
no withstaHding his zeal, hs never OBJ
trnded his peculiar views upon the at
teniion Of any. While he was ready to
{ ak and eager to argue. as ready to strike
as to take blows, he had no quarrel with
any; and no matter how sharp had been
the debate, he parted with his antagonist
in friendship. During the time Of his
last sickness. which only lasted 4 week,
the Mahoning Valley Agricultural SO
cisty, Of which he was President, held
its annual Fair; and just at the close OF
the Fair, while the band was playing It's
last tune previous TO Iesving the grounds,
has soul oOk its flight to the unseen
world, and his weary body had the rest
he had so long refused to grant 1t. He
was buried in the town in which he wss
born, attended 10 his last resting-piace
by a great number of friends and many
OF the different associations of which be
vas a member. His place in community
will not soon be filled, and To his loved
and loving family his l0ss il -irreparable,
As 10 what to US appears his untimely
death, We can only say, "The viii o
God Is accomplished" Y
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NEW YEARS.
dow In yn MrNI.

Thisis an inquiry which every one should
have b70hJuUV answered before he starts OIL
n~isjOuruey, and u lItEie care taken In ex
amIDatlUn o Routes will in many cases
ave much trouble, time and money.
Ia Z 8. u z. r. r. ruunlnz from Chi
cago, through GalesbuiE 10 burlington, and
the ~, b. q W. Route" nnln from Indi-
anRpclis, through Bloomington TO BurlinE-
ton have achieved u spieneid reputation in
the last two years as lie leading Passenger
Routes 10 the West. At Burlington they
cOuneci with the b.. & NJ. R. X. anu from the
great burlington Route, which Iuus direct
thro' sUtheIn Iowa to Nebraska ami Kansas.
with close cOnnectiUDsJ 10 California aud the
Territories. an" passengers starting from
TIumbun County, on their way westward,
cannot do better than to take tne BURLING-
TOS MOUTH.
This Line has published q pamphlet called
"HOw to 20 West" which contains much
valuable Information. u large correct map
If tue Great West which can be obtained
free of charge 10y addressing the General
Passenger AEentR. a II. X. r. Burlington.
Iowa
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Court P-roceedInpn

The case Of King VS.. King, divorce and
alimony, referred to in our last, was de
cided Monday morning oflast week, de-
cree If divorce being rendered with ALI
mony. Judge futile for plaintiff; Jones
for defendant.
AT same time the case OF Homer s.
Adams VS.. Samuel Long, ct al, tried to
the Court the Friday previous, was de-
cided. Questions related to priority of
liens OF various creditors by attachment
on property of defendant Long. futile
for plaintiff; Moses, Dyer and Cowdery
for other creditors.
VIM. Pemberthy ct al. VS.. C. n. An
drews ct ell, tried to sjury Monday and
Tuesday, was a suit brought to
damages for alleged breach on part OF
defendants of a contract for drilling, etc.
Verdict for plaintiffs Sl25. Wilson &
Moses for plaintiff Jones and lutte
for defendants.
Mary Aun tiicharts was decreed di.
vorce from Harmon RIcharts, with ALI
mony in SlOO. Jones for petitioner.
Wilson Boyd obtained divorce from
Lucetta Boyd, on ground of desertion.
lutte for petitioner.
David Edwards vs.. Thomas Matthews,
tried Wednesday, vas a suit brought to
recover damages by reason of an assault
committed on plaintiff by defendant,
whereby he was injured in the head and
side. and rendered unable to work for
several weeks. Defence, that plaintiff
committed first assault. Verdict for
plaintiff $3.50. Judge Tuttle and Spear
for plaintiff; Jones and Ensign for de-
PENDANT.
Township of Lordstown VS.. Samuel
De Ford ct al, tried thursday, was a
in replevin brought to decide ownership |
Ola bel which was paid for several years
since by a subscription made by the cit
liens of tiat town, and which for a long
time hung in the steeple of the academy
building of defendant, De Ford. Yer
dict for defendants for S5l. futile and
Ensign for Plaintiff; Ratlif & Morse and
Jones for defendants.
Robert c. Davis VS.. Milton Sutlif,
Dwight Chapman and another, next
tried, was a suit upon an account for la
Dor performed and money extended by
plaintiff, for defendants, in drilling. &c.
for coal in ulinoiH. Defence by Sutlif
that he did not employ or request.
Verdict for plaintiff, $4S5.5O. Jones
for plaintiff; Sutlif & Stewart for de-
iendant.
David Mcconnell rs. admir- Of VIM.
Lee Bronson, tried 10 a jury, vas upon
In account for work and labor, and
money loaned. Defence, general denial.
Verdict for plaintiff Ito everybOdy's as
onishmeni) for SI9e. Motion for new
rial pending Ensiggf for plaintiff; Stew
for defendant.
On Saturday, Ohio vs.. Martin Stanton,
indicted for burglary, was tried. Yer
lict. not guilty. Pros. Attorney for the
state Jones and futile for defendant.
Saturday evening, the divorce case of
Jane Dunlap VS.. Jonathan Dun
ap was heard. At its conclusion, with
,ut decision being rendered, Court adj
to Thursday morning. 18th, at
which time opinions will be delivered,
nd final business Of term concluded.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

EDITOR CHRoNICLE-DedT Sir:-Mat-
tiers are now beginning to resume their
woLted appearances as the much dread
ed epizootic passes away. No cases OF
fatality from the epidemic have been
heard Of in our town. Not q little stir
has prevailed the past few DAYS, touch
ing depot" sites. At this writing il is
not fully decided WIN will win, as the
"strGrs' seem to be floating both ways.
The past two weeks Prof. c. c. Case
been holding a singing class at the
NJ. E. Church-closing on Friday eve
ring, Dec. II, with 3 concert. The crowd
ed houSs ana close attention paid by all.
" i sundry applause, afford full COM
plimSnt to the concert.
Christmas trees and gifts are now rap
idly absorbing all other topics here.
Dec. II, 1872. h.
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western Reserve Cheese Market.

The following are billing prices OF
dealers upon orders, prices paid by the
same to producers being from lc to l3c
lower.
HuDsoN-Cheese 1SaI4c billing rates.
V-ry Iittle shipping, and market dull.
3 ttter 2jc.
SpLoN-We quote prices unsteady al
u .alJc 0uying. billing I3lai4ic. But
ter steady at Zja29c.
RAEEENA.-Market is quiet. Orders
are filed at l4lal5c for prime factory.
Misunderstanding prices Of faeto-
~ are ranging from l44 TO l5c. DeHlers
are paying I2al24c lOI same unlocked.
AURoRA.- Market very quiet and
dun with billing prices nOminally at II!
alIlc- =.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

Cantoria-a substitute for Castor Oils a
phySic which does not distress or grippe, but
Is sure to operate when all other remedies
have failed. You may confidently rely pOn
the CaStOria in Stomach Ache, Constipation,
ed Liver. It contains neither Minerals.
Morphine. Opium nor Alcohol, but is purely
q vegetable preparation, perfectly harmless
and above all. pleasant To take. The Casio
ria soOth es and quiets the 81 stem and pro-
duces natural sleep. II is a wonderful thing
to asSimilste the food Of children and pre-
vent them from crying. A IS cent bottle
will do tina work Tor a family and save
many doctors bills. dec 25-4t.
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~Consumutivps, BeNare!

The person who is continually fading
away, and when all the functions OF the
body are impaired, and a harrassing cough
10 continually wearing away human ener-
gy and human life. That onder medk
cine of DR.. Keyser's, known A. Dr. keyserfs
Lung Cure. Will be sdre tOarrest the disease
aud carry IL out of the system We care
not whether The Lungs, the BronchIa. OF
any other OF the organs Of respiration are
Affected; IL il equally curative Its princi-
pies of action are fully discuSsedin an eSs ay
OF thirty-two pages. issued from DR.. Key
Ser's onice, i67 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
which will be sent by mall, free, TO all who
desire II.
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ONSBu
Sudden Death of a Prominent CHI.

zen.
EDITOR CHRONICLE:-This morn.
ing between nine and ten O'CLOCK,
Mr.. Frank Craft of this place, fell
dead, as was judged, OF apoplexIy.
He left home a short time before in
Usual health, to attend TO some bJisi.
ness 10 town. He entered the shop
OF Mr., J. r hHaglahd, and was talk
ing to him abOuS some work, when
Mr.. H. observed that ais eyes Were
assuming a fearful appearance. and
were rolling back in their sockets.
Mr.. II asked him what the trouble
was. Nj. Graft attempted a reply,
but was unable to speak, and fell
upon the floor and expired. In fall
ing, he received q eve injury on
the back of the head, but not suh
cient to produce a fatal result.
He has for some W. or three year.
past, been Threatened with apoplexly;
but for some time previous to his
death, had not been warned of the
approach of the terrible disease. He
had been unusually active the past
summer and autumn. and to a causu-
al observer, seemed to be in the en-
joyment of rigorous health.
Mr. Graft was nearly or quite fifty
years of age. and leaves a wife and
seven children sorely weeping. The
whole town is filled with sadness.
was m of our most active tenn
perance men, enterprising, and ofsol-
i'd worth. But, o, the stricken family
May the God of mercy brood over
their hearts, tn comfort and sustain
them in this trying hour.
L. R. A.
BACONSBURG. DEC. 23 1872.
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The great amount Of inquiry and anx
iety which has been caused by our pro-
position to make a present of one of Uu-
Gle Sans best breed of pub docs" tn
the Largest new subscriber for 1873"
indicates a marvellous degree of hunger
ing and thir-ting for choice literature.
Not wishing to leave many valued old
friends " out in the cold" in this matter.
as is suggested in the above letter we
will modify u original offer, and ex
tend the time and opportunity so as to
include the names of parties furnished
during December. 1872. and January.
1873. We hope friend P. will feed well
for the next thirty days. and be able to
make figures worthy the proportions Of
q Falstaff or a Goliah.
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BAooNsBURG, DEC. %, 1872.
K1NsNAN. O. Dec. Is. Is;

AANcAANs O-s Use. 10, 1917.
ED. CHRoNIcLE:-I notice in the
CHRONICLE Of to-day your offer to give
the Report Of the Committee on the
subject of the Ku Klux Conspiracy" a.
q premium for the largest new subscrib
or for the GIRO IcLE for 1873. 1t ap
pears tn be my fortune to be a little ont
of time when "anything big" is going
n turn up; and in this particu ar I have
"missed it" Is usual, having sent nv
big subscriber too Now, suppose
you give a little time, say ninety DAYS.
before and after the LIST of January. 1873.
in which to co pete Tor the prize. II
you consent, I will have nv subscriber
weighed. or measured, or his size teStd
hv any other standard that may be adnpt-
ed, and send you the result duly attest
ed. Respectfully yours,
l.. c. PERKINS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER now stands among the first, and al
the head of all articles Tor a similar pur-
pose. The testimony OF our physicians is
conclusive as to it, value: and we are per
ssnalIy acquainted with scores of cases
where IL has been used with the best results
Il will restore gray hair u its riuinal color,
and leaves IL glossy, and in a healthy con-
dition; while. for head troubled with Ian
4 chNrm in cleansing them. Try IL. and
you will not b. dis ppointed.-LOreH Court
er. Nun 2 1858.
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Your attention i especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams q Co, IN
this number. One of theo oldest houses,
doing a large trade. They have the con-
idence of the people and they really
merit success. Their name CT doing
Business cannot fail to please the trao :.
Their stock is immense. Go ano see
4hom
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Fashions rich aud changing dyes,
Vie with autumn's tinted SkieB,
Many shades of brilliant hue.
Silks and Ribbons bring TO view;
Neckties, Tinted snc BrOcaded.
Plaidrd, ChHnreable and shaded,
Peacock, Vulture. Heron, ostrich,
Furnish Feathers, rare aud rich.
Victoria switches. BrEids aud Nets,
Chignons. Fichus, Turls and Jets,
Zephyr Hoods for little babies.
q CAPS ana harbes for sgrd ladies,
For Eats. Mt Blanc and ChamOuni
Revere, Glendale. andNomine-.
The Bonnet dignity doth add,
And maketh the heart of wOma o glad
=. POTTER & CO.
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Ru Ter and

I NEW YORK, Dec. %.
BUTTER-SJeady. Sales OF western
ut 10 a q.
t,HERsE-Duli at IL n i4i. 7
l~'ITIsBURoH Dec. Q. -BUTTER-Price1
SD " no change, and we continue &c
quo "a prime To choice roll 2S@30c z n
M sum l5G20c; common 9@l0c-
CREEsE-Puces eviDce no change,
Prime New York Goshen at l5i@l7c
Omu Gosh-n l5l9I6ci Dairy lS1@l4c
Factory l42@l5c.
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steel traps for - rat,
Fine guns Tor the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies.
And swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat
And We are sure they can't be beat.
Certain To suit the various minds,
For we have allIhe different Kinds,
AtTyler's, No. 5, Main St. Warner. OhiS
Aug. 8. tS7l-tL. 2
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The NurSery,

The January No. of this royal little
monthly illustrated magazine for the
youngest class Of readers, fairly surpass-
es its wi usual excellence. Price $50
a year. Address John L. Shorey, 50
BrOomield St, Boston, Mass,
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The above prices viii be su6jectto nuctus-
lions with other markets. always aiming "a
pay the highest price for grain, ana sell -
cheap as the cheapest. Remember the place
next door to McLain's Shoe Store, In room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Nat tank
All our goods warranted as represented
Come D see Us. A liberal deduction al
lowed to parties that buv large quantities
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PhIladeIyhla Llre sloek Market.

~ -
BEEvEs-Duil extra Pennsylvania
anu esJern steers SS,u0AS.75; fair to
| good s .OOI7 80; common 81 ,0Oa6.OO.
SHEEP-In fair deniand at 54a63o per h.
/ HOGs-Duil AT s., 75ab,25.
SALis-Beeves 100, sIeep 1000, hogs
4 63S.
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Two Galleries in one.

Two Galleries in one.
Then why not succeed
With requisite ability,
Andeve y facility,
What more do we need?
What do We need. fOrsooth,
Nothing but light OF day,
Don't run by gas this way.
All this is truth.
AT Putters Star Gallery, over Trumbull
Ngtional Bank.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

The demand for the Halford Leicester
shire Table U by guests who understand
how u make most pHlatabls their Soup.
Fish and Meats. induces all the best hoiel
projectors in the country 10 place il con-
stsntly upon their tables
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Furnished with the most elegant Cake,
Ice Iream and general COniecuOnary.
Nov. H. WALDECK.
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DYspepsia. Nenralgla.

Headaches and Habitual C~ostiveness
speedily and permanently cured by J. W.
Daily, ~. D., Sallna, Kansas. Address with
stamp. oct. 2. emo.
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90 Cents {. P0unu,

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them NJ 2n cents =
pound reduction from old prices. Hoyf 4
Spear, No . Main st
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For REM.

The old homestead of Alex. Mcconnell
ituate on The corner Of Franklin St., and
Franklin Alley, is for rent. Call on
Dec Is Or, j.. r. WOODS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

Insure against accidents in the Accident
insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
S S9a ,4 ASse Ess 9se HS!iSn 9oHas1; Apply to
Ohio. loot. 2-tL.
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TIE aARkEI REPORT.
OFrICE WESTERN REsERvE CHRONICLE.
WARREN OHIO, Dec Ats1z.

OFEICE WESTERN REsERvE CHRONICLE. !
WARREN OHIO, Dec. Ats12-J
WOOL 50 q co
NS-Sz.UU per bushel.
FLOURISH to 40.25
HAY-Sl66iS
0AIS-70 zf5 ---
CORN (oldE Ear 35c; shelled &C.
nRtFl App. - > toSc
BUTTER-Fresh Roll 2c
TALLUM-Bk tote
CHEESk-FAcIory 10 al21S
HAMS.-COuutry cured sc
ECitiS-I0
LARI5OunIry rendered, Sc
PORk-S5G per cwt.
P0TATOES-new so E
FLAX SEED-l.7U
POULTRY
Turkeys live lOc.
dressed ~
Chickens live &c.
dressed 10
HIDES-Greeh. O61k B71Zc; calf skinalo IL.
pplrg 1dIbD
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A. /. Frank.

Successor to E. Hirshield. is bound to
close out his old stock OF goods at low pri-
ces to make room for a new stock Come
and see him and save money.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread n bisenits.
Oct % H. WALDECK
Nv old Workman

las returned to stay with me permanent
ly, andis now ready TO make or mend any
thing winch comes in our line. Guns and
Sewing Machines are our spcialties.
". q. TYLER.
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Town Lots for sale.

We ave laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east of Red Ran. on the
ViennR Road. Will be sold at fair and rea-
sonable prices, en- long time and ca y pay
mentS, 70 suit purchasers. Enquire OF
WIN. RlrEZEL.
aHd 7. J.. AeIATN In
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Warren. O.. Dec. IL. IS7s.

All goods Is per cent. less h former
prices, to close out stock before going east
lor spring goods. A. ]. FRANk.
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Attention Farmers,

S. r. Chryst & Z {. are always glad 70 meet
you al their stores in Warren and Niles. 10
agree upon = satisfactory cash price for your
surplus Pork, Beef. Hides, Pelts, TalloU,
Butter, Eggs. &C.
N. B.-Don't forget to examine our nice
line Of superior Groceries before you leave,
and If you are in need Of any We would be
happy TO wait upon you at any and all
times, at as low prices as any other estab-
TO, Live and Let Live. dec. 4.
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Cow for Sale.

Ihsve a good COW which 1 will sell at a
bargain. quiet, very gentle, gives very
rich milk and pleanty Of &c. Comes in, In
q week or SO. T. J. McLAIN, Jr,
Dec 25-2t
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SyIrenus PenneII,s

SylVenus PenReII'S
Song Sheet, containing some of his best
songs. Sent, post paid, for 10 cents. Address
s. PENNELL,
Dec. p Warren, ohio.
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The T me

has already arrived when many Of the
more Intelligent portion OF the community
in making up their estimates a ceased
70 resard chedpness rather han quality, OF
work A goo many have been cured OF
their eagerness TO reduce the face TO cheaL
merchandise. Having tried IL on and the
result thereof consigned to the flames
Probably. however, more will be done up
in the same way with similar results. such.
having had the experience. make atlast ~
ceilent patr n tOa first class Gallery, theS
seem to know good posing, skillful lighting,
and fine retOuching OF negatives, such as l.
done by Prof. ChaS-, at the N. +. G at sign
II Revolving Pyramid. RlCE-Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Dec u.
CATTLE-Recipt-, $50 head. Nothing
doing
Hoas-Receipls. IO.s72 head. Market
fairly active Al So ,55a5,7 . must sales n
8 g 49,. I.