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POWER OF COMPREHENSION,

It was said of ThOreau, we believe,
that he could take up any given num-
Der Of lead pencils without counting.
A celebrated trapper once assured US
that he could tell how many balls he
had in his bullet pouch by placing his
hand on it, without stopping to count
them, and added; 81 can tell the
number Of bullets instantly, without
stopping, as you pronounce word
without spelling it.n SOuthey was
accustomed to take in the substance
Of book in turning the leaves over
continuously, glancing down the
pas es. HOudan, the magician, trained
himself to quickneSs Of perception,
when a boy, by running past show
window at full speed, and then trying
to tell what was in it. We once saw
a man on q canal boat who was anus
ing himself by going from passenger
to passenger and telling almost every
one where he had seen him before, on
such train, in such hotel, in such
q street, giving date and place 20
people with whom he had never ex-
changed word. This training of the
faculties in particular directions Is
carried to q marvellous extreme by
backwoodsmeD, trappers, and men
who guess the weight of animals
Perhaps the most remarkable instan-
ces are the markers who leap from
log to log at the mouth Of boom,
standing on the log, and translating
instantly an old mark into anew one,
remembering what equivalent to give
for each Of . hundred marks, and
ohopping it upon the log in the time
that it floats its length 1t Is said
that Thoreau knew the relative order
Of Towering Of all the plants in the
Concord woods, and knew the note Of
every bird, and thousand out-of-the
way things besides.-Hedrth and
Home.
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HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS.

The Philosophy of FTyin0.-The
true philosophy OF frying IL to have
the fat at boiling heat before any
thing is put into it. Being merely
warm, it penetrates, and the food IS
greasy" hot, it is the perfection Of
cooking.
To Glaze Sbirts.-To every quarhof
made starch add q ateaspOOnful Ofstarch
and one of white soap, ,scraped fine
Boil the starch, after adding hot wat
ter, until GU have it as thick as you
Wish.
4 Nice Fried CakS.-Take one cup
of sugar, two eggs, one tablespoonful
of butter, one teaspOOnful of cream
tartar, one cup of sweet milk, and
stir in i.,ur until thick enough. Then
fry quickly.
FFszzted Beef.-Put piece of but
ter the size of an egg inIO a skillet;
silver up some beef and put In, turn
ing nearly all the time, till DONE
Put the meat in one side of the skillet,
and put in q little cream, milk or
water for gravy.
Corn Bread Rusk. Take six cup
fuls of corn meal, four cupfuls of
wheat flour, two cupfuls of mOlasses,
two teaspoOnsfuls of soda, and little
salt; mix this well together, knead il
into dough, then make two cakes of
it, and put into the tin or iron pans,
and bake one hour.
Force Meat BdH.-ChOp pound or
two of veal kidney or any tender meat
fine; mix with one or two eggs and a
little butter or raw pork, some like an
onion; season with salt and pepper
Do them up into balls about the size
of half an egg and fry brown.
IeLret CrsdDa.-One coffee cup of
wine, half box Of gelatIne, the juice
and grated peel Of one lemon, one and
s half pints Of milk and one coffee
cup of whits sugar. Dissolve the
galetine in the wine over the fire, |
crate in the peel and add the juice of |
the lemon; after it has dissolved, add |
the sugar. let it simmer, strain it and |
then add the milk; stir till cool and l
put in mould.
Corn Meal tBrend.-Pour over pint /
or nice COIN meal, one pint of hot new
milk; beat this well and add a little
salt, then stir in a large spoonful of
nice sweet lard, beat two eggs very
light and stir in also; this must be
well beaten, and Of the consistency Of
rather thin batter, add more milk
should IL be too thick, then mix in q
large spoonful of yeast; butter the
pans and set 10 rise in them; when
risen, have the oven of q moderate
heat ald put them in; bake two hours
and half to a light brown. Serve
not.
Apple JelIy.-Half tart apples, and
take out the cores. Boil them till
very soft in large proportion of wat
er; then let the apples pass through q
Ielly-bag, without squeezing them
Weigh the liquor, and to each pint Of
1t put q pound Of white sugar; then
boil it slowly till it becomes a thick
ELY, which is esoertained in the
Iame msnneT ~ current jelly. If you
Wish 70 have it Of q red tinge, put in,
when taken from the firs, q little
cranberry OF beet Juice. II you wish
70 have II = straw color, put in little
.inctQTe Of saffron. II green, use the
expressed juice Of spinach leaves. Let
t pass through the elly-hag again
when cool, turn y, lasses. y
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| EGAL NOTICE


il ICalvin Pease. Charlse Pease, Laura II.
+. Humphrey, Cornelia p. kinsman, John
Erwin, Arthur ]. Erwin. Laura @. Pease
Charles E. Pease, Lillian Erwin, Florence
HIP age, Henry L. Page, Kate @. Erwin.
Mary p. Johnston, Cyrus E. Johnston, Cor
nelia p. Beaumont, W. II. Beaumont, and
Leonora Erwin. viii take notice. that on
the l0fh day Of December, lsI2, Frederick
Kinsman, Administrator and Trustee, with
tine will annexed, of the estate of Calvin
Pease, decd filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Irumbull County. Ohio and among
other things therein, states that it would be
for the manifest advantage and bendt OF
said estate to sell the following described
real estate, to-wIt:
Part of village Lot No. 66 Of the original
town plat Of Warren, Trumbull county, u.
beginning at a post on the south sde OF
Market Street, 63 feet east from the north
east corner OF fsub-division Lot No. on the
Pease plat Of Warren. thence east on the
south line of said street IS feet to post !:
thence south at right angles to said Market
parallel with said Market Slrett. So feet to a
post; thence north about $50 feet to the place
Of beginnidg. described real
Also the following n Township, estate
situate in said Ware /: All the Trum-
bull county, Ohio, tO-wipied by IN land in
original Lot No, p, oocU al Compa Penn
sylvania and Ohio CanIn, wnIc ny, as a
Canal bed and towing paeason OH has re-
Verted to said estate By TesaId. the aban-
donment of the Canal aforiDeu
Also, the following desc nshlpeal estate.
situate In SAID Marren low mi IrumDull
County, Ohio, to-wit: Begion ng at a point
in the north line Ofland bel Ieg1ng to Laura
NJ. P. Humphrey, one hund d and thirty
three feet west and at right angles TO the
center line Of the Ashtabula, Youngstown
and Pittsburgh Rail Road. as now located (:
thence northerly and parallel with said
center line 10 the south line ofland belong
ing to James Forbes; thence eastYa rdly
along said south line to the west line u land
belonging TO the estate OF Richard Iddlngs.
deceased; thence southerlA along said west
line 5lll< feet TO the north line of sold Laura
NJ. p. Humphreys land; thence westerly
along said north line to the place OF begin
ming. Said petition will be for hearing on
the lIth day of January, 1873. at 10 O'Clock,
q. m. at which time and place said defen-
dants can attend IL they see proper.
f. KINSMAN,
Admir- and Trustee with the viii annex
ed of said Estate.
By jefferson Palm, Atty for Petitioner.
Dec. IL. Is72-4t
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
Orhe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, rs.
EIr'x of Thomas Craig. ct. al. { In Trumbun
VS.. Common
Edward NJ. johnson, ct. al Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull
County, o., in the above named case to me
dil ected and deliver d. 1 have levied on
and shall expose TO public sale at the door
Of the court House, in the City OF Warren,
Ohio, on
SatuId day, Jan. 4th, A. d. 1873,
at 'elock, p. m. of said day, the following
described land and tenements: Situate in
the township OF Braceville, County of Trum-
bull and State of Ohio, known as the north
west part Of Lot No. fifteen l5)in said town
hip and bounded as follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning at the center of the river bridge
across the MahOning river at the place
called "the Center of the World" thence
running in north-westerly direction along
the center ofthe highway q chains and Il
links to the Benedict line; thence north on
marked line II chains and IS links TO the
center Of the Mahoning river; thence up the
center of the Mahoning river, the several
courses thereof, TO the place of beginning,
and containing seventy-seven and 66-lG0
acres Of land. "a $4,000
Appraised al g.. Terms cash.
g. w. DICKINSON, sheriff.
sherihsoffice. Warren. o., Dec. 4, lS72-5w
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1t is said that Gov. Jacob, OF West
Virginia, is unable to decide who ere
the Congressman elect from that
State, and accordingly q bill has been
introduced in the State Legislature to
determine the matter. His excellen-
CIV thinks that the returns OF the sec
ond Congressional election held in the
State this year-viZ: the election Of
October 24th-aTe so meager as to
justify a doubt As to who was elected
on that daY,
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Seolding is a habit very easily
formed. It is astonishing how soon
one who indulges in il at all becomes
addicted 10 it and confirmed in it. II
is an unreasoning snd unreasonable
habit. Persons who once get in the
way of seolding. always find some
thing to scold about, If there was
nothing else, they would fall a scold-
ing at the mere absence of something
to scold ut.
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Patrick, the widow Mallory tells
me that you stole one of her finest
pigs. Is it correct ?n '-Yis, yer hon
or What have you done with it -
Killed il and ate it, yer honor. -
''Oh, Patrick. Patrick when you aTs
brought face to face with the widow
and her pig on the judgment day,
what account will you be able to give
of yourself when the widow accuses
you of stealing?" "Did you say the
pig would be there er Iiverence 2''-
TO be sure 1 did ~ "Well. then.
yer riyerenee, Pll say, Mrs. Mallory,
there's yer pigw
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
"A AND LOT FOR SALE On Bazetta ST.,
In the city Of Warren. known as The FeaTns
property. House new, large and convent
ent; excellent cellar, two good barns, and
other ont buildings all in good repair. VIII
oe sold on easy terms. Call at the oflce OF
Ratlif & Moses. Market ST., or at the store
OF Fearns q GRAY, Main st, apr. I0-tf
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
Il Notice is hereby given that Isabella and
a rahM- Stewart have deposited three and
47-lOO dollars with the Treasurer of Trum-
bull county, for the redemption of two acres
the township of Hubbard. Said land hav-
ins been sold for taxes January IS, lS72, 10
]. r. Noble, and by him assigned to Lewis
Hulet. JAS. D. KENNEDY.
Warren, o.. Dec. 1. lS72-3t Co. Auditor.
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Frequent earthquake shocks are felt
along the Big Smoky mountain range
in North Carolina. The inhabitants
of that region are in CONSERVATION at
the recurrence of the shocks, and the
adjacent valleys are Alled with deer
and bears, frightened from their &C
customed haunts by the strange CON-
motion Of the mountains.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

A leading lecturer classifies his aud
ience as follows: the 'still-attentives,
the "quick-responsitives," the "hard-
to lifts," the ''woht-applauds,n and
the "get-up-and-go-outs."
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REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES !

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA Sail every Wednesday and Saturday,
Passengers booked to and from any Railway
Station or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany,
France, Holland, Belgium, and the United
States,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON,
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by
Wednesdays Steamers $50. By saturdays
Steamers S65 and S75.
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observation-disclosures OF
hFIRM.-The partnership heretofore sx-
istlng between r. r. BascoIn and r. W.
Crane & Son. under the firm name of Crane
q oascom, was dissolved. by mutual agree
ment. on the 30th day of November. 1872.
r W. Crane d Son retain the books and
papers of the old firm, and will continue the
mercantile business at the old stand at the
center OF Greene, where, thankful for the
very generous patronage I the past. they
hope by industry and fair dealing to retain
old customers and win new ones. All per-
soDs having unsettled accounts with Crane
q Bascom are requested TO call on r. w.
Crane Son and settle the same, that the
books may be closed.
r. r. BASCOM,
r. W. CRANE & SON.
Greene. Ohio, Dec. II, IS72-St
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An Irish soldier once retaining
from battle in the night, marching
little way behind his companion.
called out to him. "Hello, Pat, havt.
taken a prisoner" Bring him along
then; bring him along" He won't
come" "Well then. come yourself
"He won't let me"
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Art hath no charity for him
Whom lOV g hath satisfied.

He married ayoung lady, and after
three months Of living together they
separated. The reasons neither ever
gave. AL rushed forward with a rea-
son, and that the basest; but none
guessed the shortest One-that the
woman did not love him.
Like Hester Prynne, implOred by
the preacher, in public, to tell the
name of her betrayer, when the
preacher himself was that, it might
be said over Sam Houston: "He
would nOtspeak Wondrous strength
and generosity of mans heart. He
would not speak % He resigned his
Office, bowed his head, and, in the
splendor of young career, departed
for the desert. He landed at the
mouth of White river, and aseended
the Arkansas to Little Rock, but not
to tarry and take root again in public
station; for apprehending this the
political papers, even there DETAINED
him. Many years before he had been
adopted into a Cherokee tribe, and he
had come to claim its sympathy and
brotherhood. Four hundred miles By
land and water, he pushed up toward
the falls of the Arkansas, and his
father OolOoketa, the chief, hastened
likewise to approach him. The young
Governor of Tennessee stood before
the savage, and was greeted by his
Indian name.
"Colenneh," said the chief, "yOu
have become a great chief among YOUR
people. You have suffered there and
have turned your thoughts to my
wigwam. I am glad of it. 1t was
done by the Great Spirit"
For little space, Houston relapsed
into the Indians own Drunken and
maudlin sorrow. His strong nature
revived again and he became the In
dian champion at Washington, and
the seourge of the swindling agents
and traders who imposed upon them.
They revived at this capital all the
ISLANDERS of Tennessee, but his sears
had healed and would not bleed anew.
AT last, an Ohio Congressman SLAM
dered Andrew Jackson in his name,
whom Houston Tevered. Then there
was an affray on the avenue, and
nearly simultaneous breaches of the
Congressman head, and the "privI-
leges of the House, For this offenst.
they tried the man of misfortune on
The floor, in Police Court, and wher-
ever he could be dragged; but he CON-
PEELED verdict of character at the
hands of the very eOcksparrOw who
had DETAINED him. Then, shaking
the dust of Washington from his feeT,
be returned 10 the wilds of Arkansas.
and read Horace till the beauty OF life
and career were born again, and,
with freshed spirit, he saw bis op-
pOrtuuity in Texas. To that great
new State he became dehverer and
and with magnanimous
he led the conquest 10 the
,aDital and the nation which had east
him Off.-COr. Chicago Tribune.
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If there is anything that keeps the
mind open to angel visits and repels
the ministry of i'll, il is human love,
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OuADRILL MITsIC

Nok First class Music furnished for Oua-
drill Parties on reasonable terms. Fnonire
OF or address J. e ORMES, in care ofJsmes
Reed a Sons Warren, o., or r. e. Harris.
ander LIST National Bank, Warren.
Oeo Il-2noE
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SAN HOUSTON.

In the year 1923 Arkansas Territory
was visited by nObler refugee than
commonly came to its seclusiOn. a
volunteer exile from the Executive
Mansion of Tennessee, followed by
the fury of a political press, and that
public full of uneharitable interpTe-
tatiOn, which believed the worst,
Sam Houston had resolved that the
sun should forever shine upon his
back, and the East be forgotten in
the misery of his spirit. A Govern
or, elected at the age of 81, by 1900
majority, he had proved the reverse of
the coupIet-
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EXCURSION TICKETS, $40.
INTERMEDIATE. $Ss; sTEERAGB,
all Dayabie in Currency

al pay dDAS II CURRENCY
Parties sending for their friends in the Old
Country can purchase tickets at lowest
rates. For further particulars apply TO the
Agents, HENDERSON BROTHERS. Z Bow
ling Green, N. Y, or to T. J. McLAIN q SON
Warren o. Oan 3, Is ~ ly
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nREENEN & G0IST7S x L. c. R.
hCArrfage Works, Warren, Ohio, manu-
fGcturers Of Carriages. Buggies, Wagons,
6leighs, and specialties. An orders from
any part Of the countr = omptly attended
Co. Painting, Trimming and Repairing done
Canal --s-. Gan 3. Is72
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EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS.
LUntH farther notice, there will be an
examination OF teachers at the High School
building in, Warren, on the first Saturday Of
every month during the year, excepting
that during the months Of April and Sep
tember, there will be an examination on
each succeeding saturday, as follows:-
First Saturday, Payne's Corners; second,
Johnston; third, Bristol; fourth, Warren
Notice is hereby given of the adoption of the
following rule, which will be strictly adhered
to: "Ali certificates hereafter granted by
this Board, shall be dated on the day Of
examination, except that in special cases
back, but in no case beyond the date OF the
previous examination.,p
By order Of the Board,
GEO. P. HUNTER, Clerk
Warren. o. Feb. Z IS72-lyr.
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KANSAS
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
And all Points in
Kansas. Colorado, the Territories
AND THE PACIFIC COASTS

100 Miles the Shortest Line nom Kansas
100 City TO Denver.
0In Miles the Shortest Line to Pueblo
XIV Trinidad, Santa Fe, and all points in
New Mexico and Arizona.
NO FERRIES! NO OMNIBUS TRANSFEE.
The Great Rivers are all Bridgea.
Only Line running cars through vtthou
change from the Missouri River 10 DenT-r.
Only line running Pullman Palace Cars to
Denver.
Only ire upon which you can see tn
Buffalo.
Don't fail TO take trip through Kansas,
and Tiey the great advantages offered for q
home.
Everybody In search OF health or pleasure
should make an excursion oyer the Kansas
Pacific Railway.
Close connections made in Union Depot
At Kansas City and Beavenworth, with ali
trains to and from the East, North and
South. EDA'D 8. BOWEN, Gen. Supt.
BEVERLEY r. KEIM,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agent.
Kansas City Mo.
July SIS. T2-lyrs
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MIR. A. P. MINER, Contractor of
Nl mail route No. 9I39, running daily from
t3usIsvus to Burg Hhlvia Kinsman, wishes
70 give notice to the public that he has pro-
Vided himself with q pleasant riding coach,
snd is now prepared to carry passengers and
baggage 70 all points on the route.
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Anger kespa sOms Eaep PO0E.
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J. 2. WoRswIcK. Z. LEWIS.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
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I n, DAWSON. MAYOR of the City

OF Warren. Civil Jurisdiction-same as
Justice Of the Peace for the city, and crimi-
nal Jurisdiction through out city and county.
Also agent for CleveIand Cement Sewer and
drain Pipe Of ali sizes Can 8. iS7l.
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4 DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer i

a UUIPHUS UhhIEh, UcdItF IN
~ Musical Merchandise Of subscriptions,
viz: Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Ni0lins,
Guitars, ,Aecordeons, ,Claronetts, Flutes, Flies,
Drums, Piano-sPreads. PianO-stOOls, Sheet
music, Ausic-books, Violin Strings, Guitar
strings, &c, &C. Store IN Webbs Block, over
Porter's Book Store. IJaI 5 1870.
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WARREN TEMPLE no. 90

w Honor and Temperance, meets at cor
ner Main and Market SITS, in this city, every
noting the Temperance cause, which is the
cause Of God and humanity, are invited TO
attend with Us.
Social Temple meets every Tuesday eve
uinR. D. II. LAZARUS, W. c. T..
JOHN H. SLATER, W. r.
Ian 10, lS72-Iyr
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z ]. MACKEY
UTHITTIESEY ADAMS, Fire and

Nv IllIe In6urhnce ABcnL, WdIItnI UulO.
Merchandise and other property insured in
the best Companies on favorable terms;
Farm property Isolated Dwellings, and their
urniture insured for enc, three and i've
years. Once in MeCombs and Smiths block
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TESTERNRFSERyE CHRONICLE
DTRLeS GNDTESTANENTS at the

NV EoI LhN hEobhEb = OIIIs 49, VN1NI,.1-
w Published every wednesday morning.
Empire Block, Market ST., warren MA.
RITExEL, Editor and Proprietor.
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GORGE P. HUNTER, Attorney at
NTLaw, once in VanGordcr Block, Market
St., Warren Ohio. tEeo. Sas AetS-l.
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At the date of these dispatches NJ.
Pavy was preparing to winter under
the seventy.fifth degree of latitude, in
the valley of the great river Polar
continent. He had begun to lay in
provisions and fuel. Both he and his
companions were in good health and
courage, and were confident of arri-
wing. during the coming season, at
great Polar sea of moderate tempera-
ture, at the extreme north Of the con-
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nR. 10y, Physician and Surgeon,
IJOnice and residence few rods South
OF the Atlantic q Great Western Depot,
where he can be consulted professionally.
warren.O. Aprn ls ls7l-tf ss-. F..
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
a IS C. Chryst & Co.'S new meat market,
opposite the Court House. Market ST. War
rETl ohio Ian. 5. lS70-1
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DIBLES AND TESTAHENTS at the
DastuaI eosi Of publishing them, fer sale
by the TRUNBULL Co. BIBLE SOCIETY, At All
II Repositories throughout the county. All
the etyles and prices published by the
American Bible Society, kept constantly on
hsnd Central Depository at Hapgood d
BroWn'E Market st., (south side Of Court
HousesouaFe) Warren. o. Gully 8 81. lyr .
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HOYT & SPEAR, Druggists

WARREN, OhlO.
General Agents for Trumbull County.
DIR. S. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
Nov 6, IS72-Smo. ISL Chambers ST.. n. Y.