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Warren. o. July q. $50.
+ FGAL NOTICE.


LJames A. Benedict of Brownsville, Ne
braska, Albert ]. Benedict Of Colorado city,
FL PassO Co., Cal: Sarah Ann Bradford and
her husband, c. II. Bradford, OfIrOn Ridge,
Dodge o., Wisconsin; Leander /. Benedict,
OF PleasantVtlle, NenangO Co., Pa; u
HeZekiah A. Benedict, Ebenezar II. Benedict,
l.. Benedict. Daniel A. Benedict,
Linda Benedict n Isabella H. Benedict,
residing respectively in Braceyille, Trum-
bull County, OhfO, will take notice tina oE
the 18th day OF Dec, A d. 1871, Isaac H.
Benedict and Lester A. Benedict filed their
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas, in
the county last mentioned. praying for par
titton Ofa certain tract Of land situate in
Braceytlle, Trumbun Co., Ohio. OF which
Jesse Benedict, late OF said county, died
seized and testate. Bounded on the south
by MahOning river, and west by land OF
George Benedict. being part OF section No.
II. containing l5 acres Of and said petit
ton alleges that James A Benedict and
wife. Albert J.. Benedict and wife, and
l. Benedict and wife, EbeneZer H. Benedict
and wife, and Daniel A.. Benedict n Heze-
kiah A. Benedict, by their deeds duly IKE
cuted, conveyed to said petitioners their
several and respective purportS OF said real
estate, so that II pertains to said petitioners
10 ave a purpOrt Oflll 5Al60 acres OF said
land Said petition also alleges that said
Sarah Ann Bradford, is entitled 10 only one
half share or G9i-l9 acres OF said and
according to the Will ofsafd Jesse Benedict,
through which all the parties claim title to
said premises, and that Linda and Isabella
Benedict are entitled to l3 S61<-l60 acres
each You and each OF you are Eequtred to
demur, plead OF answer said petition by
Monday, the 18th day Of March next, 1872, as
on that day The petitioner will ask the Court
TO order partition OF the premises as prayed
for. ISAAC II. BENEDICT.
M LESTER A. BENEDICT.
By their Attys John l.. Beaver and 7. I.
Gillmer. ldec. %, lS7l-st-
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AphOnIa, or Loss Of Voice.

This is another OF that pestilentaI brood Of
diseases which make way so speedily With
human life and make IL wearisome-not
that il is a fatal malady unless IT be con-
nected with diseased lungs. when danger OF
the most fearful kin may be seriously ap-
pretended; that loss of voice which usually
effects the larynx and vocal cords, so COM
mon among those who have much speak
ing to do. is not usually OF dangerous or
fatal nature. any more la any other dis
eaSed condition is dangerous; but when il
is a consequence OF diseased lungs and con-
sumption, whose infammatory borders are
investing the mucus lining OF the lungs and
throat. then IT points with almost a fatal
finger TO a state that ought at once to be
remedied. Much better, truly, If 1t had been
cured before 1t had spread so far, put hav-
ing spread, there is still hope. DIR. KEY
SER'S LUNG CURE may yet reach the dis
ease, which IL surely would have done in
the beginning. 1t Will remove from the
system all morbid matter which keeps up
irritation and disease, and will aid the
stOmach TO make plastic material TO repair
the wasting organism. Read DR.. Key
ser's treatise on chronic lung diseases, which
will be sent without charge wherever IL is
ordered Price Of Lung Cure, sl,50, or 4 bot
ties for S.. Ifyour druggist does not keep IL
order from DR.. keySer. l67 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. Office hours from 10 a. m. until
Up. m, and from 3 until &, and Saturday
night until 9 o'clock. dams
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LIVERY & FEED STABLE.

" P. BASSETT, wouIdinform the
i'll public that he h a purchased the lot
formerly occupied by the Franklin House
barn, and has erected thereon, one OF the
best and most commOdlOus Livery Stables In
the state. The Ect hat he has a convenient
location, the best Oflvery stock; gentleman
~ and accommodating men in his employ,
cannot fail to win for his stable a large
share OF public patronage. Mr.. B. will lie
happy to wait upon his old customers and
as many new ones as viii favor him with
their T~atronage. Call and see the new sta
Bile ar examine the stock. Particular at
tentiOn given to boarding and feeding hors-
eS. You cannot ind better enjoyment than
riding in the new carriages, made by Dren-
non 8 GOist, expressly for this stable.
July !, ISL.
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Death Of a Little Child by an Intem-
perate Father.

Death Of a Little Child by an Intem-
perate Father.
EDITOR CHoNICLE The father of a
respectable family residing in the min
ing district Of Vienna township, visited
one of those places where they retail
Z" liquid damnation," procured a bottle
of the article, took home what he did not
drink, and gave some of it to a bright
eyed little boy of his, about two or three
years old, a perfect picture of health.
The mother saw the danger and sum-
moned medical aid; but too late, the
the drug had done its work, and on
Christmas morning the sable hearse was
seen vending its way to the house to
convey the little innocent one to the
tomb.
Men (may I call them such? p thst
Will knowingly sell such an article 10
a man in the habit of getting intoxicated,
should have his feet shod with fire and
wander over a desert of gunpowder.
Citizens of Vienna, will you shut your
eyesto such scenes and let the guilty go
unpublished? This is the third case of
fatal results from what is called lchisky,
within a few years. VIII not some men
among you step boldly forth and say to
this weeping mother: With your help
we will see that the author of this deed
shall not go UNPUBLISHED. L is time the
traffic was stopped, and if we have no
law sufficient to reach this case, let us
petition the Legislature for more strin-
gent laws, that will mako it the duty
of some officer to put the law in force.
Who will move in the matter2
INVISIBLE GREEN.
VIENNA, Dec. %, 1871.
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It is Undoubtedly Trne

That among all the insurance companies
which have gained themselves credid by
their settlement Of Chicago losses. the Brit
ish companies occupy a very c~reditable po-
sitiOn; and in the 'front.' rank of them, we
place the North British and Mercantile, both
for the prOmptness with which they an
bounced their ability and readiness to pay
every claim and their conservatism in max
ing so little parade OF their intentions. On
the 10th Of November, they had paid out
over 100000 in settlement of losses with
out waiting for the usual % days to elapse.
This liberality may have been as surprising
as it was welcome to Chicago policyhOlders,
but is only in keeping with the honorable
action which has always characterized this
institution.-The Spectator.
Tho above company is represented in
Warren, by ALBERT WATSON, Ag't.
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Grace Greenwood differs from the
Woodruff. She says that If she
had the framing of the laws only
such women would be allowed
to vote as had sewing machines, and
knew how to use them nc woman
would have q vote who could not read
and write; keep a boarding house,
and support q husband deeently.
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NEsoPoTA,uA. %. Dec d 1g7I

80
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-About two
weeks since Mr.. Thomas Harrison Of
this place, met with quite a serious acct
dent. He was about one hundred rods
from the Rouse ehopping, and he had
cut n tree that in falling lodged in
another one, ard while cutting that one
it split and sprung back striking him in
the breast, knocking him oyer back
wards across a root injuring hiLl
severely. His son was working near
by, and went to his assistance, but he
was so badly hurt that without avehicle
he could not get him to the house, so he
had to leave him till he could procure
one, and the weather being very cold,
he came near freezing before they could
get him to the house, and for four or
five days he experienced very much
pain, and it was feared at times that he
would not survive. But at present
writing he ia much better, and hopes
are entertained that he viii recover.
We are having quite a lively time just
now in real estate transfers. Mr.. Jas.
B. Barnard has bought Mr. S. w. Twins
farm, three-quarters off mile east of the
center, and has been selling it out in
parcels of from two or three acres to
fifty or sixty actes to suit purchasers.
Mention has been made of the i'm
provements that have been made on the
N. E. Church in this own The Con-
gregationalists have made quite an
improvement in the interior Of their
church, by repainting, withdrawing
and carpeting, etc. They keep up their
Sunday-school the year round, and have
done so for years, and last Sunday the
members Of the school presented their
Superintendent with a handsome book
as a Christmas present. The Methodists
are making their first attempt to keep
up their Sunday-school through the
winter, with fairsuccess.
Christmas passed off with no unusual
excitement in this place. CoBTEs.
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The ninth census report gives an
aggregate OF s9.26l, 7T5,I2I as the value
of the farms of the United States. Add
ing 1885,, s9O,S71 for agricultural imple-
ments, and sI,524, 271, ia Tor domestic
animals, and we have a total agricultural
capital of 81, I22, 937, TO6 in 1870. against
S,9s3, SOI, 741 in 1850, an increase, in ten
years, of S3,1S9,6S6,O65, or about forty
per cent.
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E. W. HoYT, City Clerk.


MEsoPoTAMIA, o., Dec. 30, 1871.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-I herewith send
you a copy OF the report of the Mesopo-
tamia Center cheese factory for the
season just ended:
Whole number lbs. milk received,
1,193, l26.
Whole number lbs. cheese made, I2I,-
COL.
Whole number lbs. butter made, 72O.
Whole number of cheese made, 2,643.
Average number of lbs. in one cheese,
&c.
Whole amount received for cheese and
butter, SIl, 1886.
Whole amount di sbursed for expenses,
S2,S53.40.
Net mount distributed to patrons,
SS,SSI.s6.
Average num5er Of lbs. milk for l ID.
of cheese with butter, 9 64-1OO.
Average number of lbs. milk for 1 Id.
of cheese without butter, 9 SLIGO.
Average nei amount received by
patrons per gall. milk 5000.
C. Y. BATES, Sec. and Treas.
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Eastward bound passengers by Trains No.
y and 2, have no change Ofcars to New York.
At HOrnellsvflle one OF the famous Palace
Drawing loom Coaches Of the Erie line Is
attached to Train No. 2. Connections at
Neadville, Union and Corey for the OIL
Regions; at Corning for Rochester and points
on theNew York Central; and at Bingham
ton for Albany, Springfield, Worcester, Bcs-
ton and all points In New England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains Ma
l and 3, go through to Cincinnati without
change, making connections with the Lou
isvflle Short Line, or the mail steamers, for
points in the South, southwest, and for sta
I in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sh nd Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
c ieago, Milwaukee, Omaha, and henorth-
west.
For additional information as 10 time.
fare. and connections, apply 10 the local
agent, asking for tickets via the ALLAN
Tic & GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
H. F. SWEETSER, Gen. Manager,
MeadviIle, Penn-a.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Gen1. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Cincinnati o
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Rest Time on Record,

The Aetna Insurance Co, has paid to
! .0lS Chicago policy holders In 80 days, the
immense sum of S2,SSS.574- Such another
exhibition of prompfnesS n strength, IL is
believed, is not to be found in the history OF
fire insurance. The public should now I'M
panies lately proclaimed "none but the
best" and the wonderful strength exhibited
by others that figures and available assets
may be very different. For reliable insu-
rance apply to GEO. i. HUNTER,
Dec 20-tf Warren, Ohio.
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Call at H. g. Stratton & Co.'S, Drug Store,
Store, Warren, Ohio, and get a sample bot
tie of DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup, free OF
charge. 1t has lately been introduced In
this country from Germany and for any
person suffering with a severe cough, heavy
cold settled on the breast, consumption, or
any disease of the throat and lungs IL has
no equal in the world. Our regular size
bottles Is cents. In all cases money will be
promptly returnedi II perfect satisfaction Is
not given. Two doses will relieve any case.
Try IL.
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Noble County, Ohio. with a pOpula-
ton of twenty thousand people, is
well worthy Of the name it bears.
There is not a saloon in the whole
county, there is not a ease on the
criminal docket, and not a person has
been arrested for a whole year on a
criminal charge. There were only
five lawsuits last year, and If it
hadn't been for a meddling lawyer,
three of these would not have been
recorded -
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New Addition,

Pew & Bro. have added TO theiI stock a
large stock Of Rogers & Bros. best Silver
Plated Ware, such as Casters, Forks, Spoons,
Holidays cannot be excelled. Our stock OF
Crockery, Glass, Looking Glasses, Lamps,
Chandeliers. &c. is complete. We think we
lave the best Clothes Bars in the known
world. Remembert that our improved Union
Churn makes the lady OF the house happy
when placed in her possession. Step IN,
for we are happy to see you
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We would say to those who have been
waiting to see whether that paint looks as
we'll on the building as the sample colors we
show at our store, that several houses In this
city ave been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, and IL has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in someinstances, looks
better than the sample cOlors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are special
agents. for this section, including Youngs-
town and Western Pennsylvania.
HOYT & SPEAR,
No. 3 Main Street.
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A HaDDY New Yearl

After a long and tedious silence " the
readers of the CHRONICLE will no doubt be
glad TO hear that we have taken up the pen
for the coming year., and shall endeavor TO
keep them posted from week TO week on
Art matters, and are happy to announce at
this writing, that We have made many i'm
provements during the past few months,
and are still advancing. With a Happy New
Year to all mankind we invite a large
portion of them TO call at the New England
Gallery, opposite the Court House, Warren,
o., where they will find us ever ready to do
our best to please. new local next week.
RICE, Artist.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. 80, 1871.
CATTLE-Arrivals light and the pros
poets good. Best 64a6Ic; stockers 34a4c.
SHEEP-Arriyals light and prospects
good. Best 6ia6le; medium 5a5lc; COM
mon 4a44c.
HOGs-Arrivals light and prospects
fair. Philadelphia S4.65a4,7 rs Workers
A.35a4.45.
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Christmas Chimes.

Have you seen the programme for Christ
mas. made out by st. Nick?
And LEFT at Mrs, Potter's: No Then you
must be quick,
For there is a charming little article on 10
Which is something between q hat and q
bonnet.
Farther down on the list, comes ribbons
and curls,
With neckties and flowers to gladden. the
girls;
You will find a hat for your wife, and a
bonnet for baby,
And they are all very recherche, whatever
that may be-"
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Attention SAW MIL Men.

The Atlantic & Great Western. Railroad
Company will buy one million feet oak and
ash lumber delivereda at any station on their
road. Also 50,0O0Cross Ties, for which a fair
price will be paid. To responsible parties
advances VIII be made ifdesired. For par
~ticulars apply to WARREN PACKARD.
Warren, o., Dec. Is, 1871.
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Inst from New York.

Latest. Newest, Handsomest, mostStylish
Fail and Winter Millinery just received
from the principal eastern emporiums. this
week, at the long established and we'll
known Fashionable Millinery House Of c.
a. Messer, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Mrs. Colt, the widow Of the man
who invented Colts revolver, is bull
ding $4,000 school house in which
to educate the children Of her work.
men.
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Nails Close at The Warren Post ONCE
as Follows:
December Card.

We are selling our coats at reduced
prices. Don't buy till you see what we
have. Suits for Men, Boys and Youths.
Undershirts for Ladies and Gentlemen
in al grades. Undershirts and Drawers
for Boys. Trythem. Just received a stock
of Genuine Cheriot Shirts, Gloves and
Mittins. Our Stock is now complete.
Elegant patterns sn Embroidered Silk
Handkerchiefs. Ladies' and Gents Silk
Scarfs in all shades. Look at them. The
Ladies are especially invited to call and
see many things suitable for holiday
trade.
We sell for cash and will not be under
sold. A large stock of Umbrellas.
ADAMS & CO., Ag'ts.
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The above prices will be subJecttotiuctua-
lions with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as the cheapest. Remember the place,
next door to McLain's Shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Nat. Bank
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see Us. A liberal deduction al
lowed TO parties that buy large quantities.
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C. C. Case

Commences a singing class in Kinsman,
OF Monday evening, Jan. Sth, TO continue
three 90 weeks. five t5)nights a week. closing
with a concert. Tuition Sl,O0. Books fur
nished free Of charge. Qan.3
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Small POX.

oysters! Oysters! OysterSI
At the Oyster Depot, by the case, can OF
dish, at James McConnelrs.
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New Goods.

Mr.. Ackley has Just returned from New
YORK with a carefully selected stock OF
Watches and Jewelry.
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s. r. Chryst & Co.

A large stock just received, very nice and
f. HIRsHFIELD 4 co.
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WANTED.
w Afew good. energetic men, 20 sell the
Ne1C Wheeler & Wilson Selri1tg Machine, IN
Trumbull Co. To men who can furnish their
OWL horses extra inducements WILDE offer
ed. Apply to ID. C. Montgomery, Agent,
smiths Block, Warren, o.
Dec at
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Fnrs Z FnrsI Fnrs !

Take your furs and sheep pelts to head
quarters, 1T McQuiston's Main ST., War
rem, O., TO get the highest prices, and always
in cash. (dec a0-l2tS
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The sIPeerless.N

The latest style Slipper, for Gent wear,
made from imported patterns. for the HOll-
days. at s. L. HUNT q SONS. Main and
Market SITS.
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The potato bug crop is said to have
seriously suffered in the recent North
western fires.
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Rare Chance

To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres Of
and laying between Broadway ami Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition TO
Warren. VIII sell the above in one to five
acre lots 10 suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. 10. 1871. s. F. DICKEY.
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Fresh Arrival.
NeM OEereoats.

A most superb stock of Silver and Plated
Goods for the Holidays, at
VAUTRoT & ACKLEY'S.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICEWEsTERN RESERVE CHRoST CLE.l
WARREN OHIO, Jan. ., ISL

BEANS-s2.M per bushel.
tLOUR-S6,M 70 $500
HAY-Sl36sI Sc.
OATS@Oc.
CORN (old-Ear 35c; Shelled CSC.
DRIED APPLES-5 TO &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Is tO2oc.
TALLOW- tOSc
CHEESE-Factory I2c. U
EGGS-&c.
LARD-COuntry rendered, 10 q liz.
PORk-s46@5O0 per ewt.
POTATOES-Od
LAX SEED-I60.
HIDES-Green. G1zc; calf skins l2lza lie
-Pelts / O0Gl50
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THE LARGEST and
w finest Dolls at one dollar that can be
In Northern Ohio-get one for the
darling, at ADAMS Bookstore,
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Slippers ! Slippers. Slippers,

All Styles, Qualities and Prices. for the
Holidays. at S. L. HUNT & son. Main &
Markets SITS.
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A good girl can find a situation in a small
family by applying at this office; must un-
derstand cooking, Ironing and washing.
Nov &-tf
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Opera Chains.

The best We can buy-win I'LL your bottle
or sell IT already up in nice shape. at ALI
sons Drug Store. WM. HAPGO0D.
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Purchase your Christmas Presents early,
and We will engrave them in the best style.
VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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Felt Top,

Goat foxed. flannel lined Shoes. the Warm-
est shoe for ladies winter wear, at
HUNT & SONS.
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Jones teaches bookkeeping in one
lesson of three words: Never lend
them.u
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.sRnri,s,, Cnstom Hand.sened.

Goat top tongue Boots; light single sole, for
Mems fine wear, at s. L. HUNT SON. Main
and Market SITS.
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Another Lot
OF that celebrated New Lisbon salt. Also
car OF Saginaw and New York Solar and
Fine Salt, at CAMP, RANDALL q co.
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Free OF Charge.

Watches.
OF all grades, cheaper than ever.
NAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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Go TO s. r. Chryst s Co.
For cheap and Good Groceries.
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Hints to mothers-Treat your baby
kindly, but not cordially.
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Velvet Top

Patent Leather F5Tsd, laced and buttoned
Boots. The latest style for Ladies, Misses ard
Children's wear. s. L. HUNT &SON,
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Physicians can find fresh vaccine virus in
glass tubes at Allison's Drug Store.
WA. HAPGOOD.
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WafcheSi Matches

natcHeS nAtcneS
American and Swiss that will be sold at
loV doign figures. Webb's Block. on Main st.
z H Hull.
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nBurt,sy Celebrnted Zine SHOES,

In Cloth top, Kid Jored, and French Kid
Laced and Bunoned. for ladies' and Misses
wear, at HUNT & SONS, Main and Market
Streets.
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TUT OIsItIHsy
Nothing ever discovered equal TO the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP, RANDALL & Co.
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"Burt's" Celebrated Terrace Stitch.
HaRd-ssPed Boots, for Mems winter wear.
HUNT & son.
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Very Nice

Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Desks, What-nots, Secre-
taries, Chairs. Picture Frames, &c, st
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.