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The AIDING.

The March Aldine opens with a very
effective coast scene: after the Storm"
The black and rugged cliffs are power
fuI relief against the -nleonIightT bprst-
ing through the broken clouds and re-
fected from every ripping wave.
"Break, break, break
On thy cold, gray crsgss q Scar
But there is one ship which can never
10 on to that 'ihayep under the hill.h
l s battered hulk tells OF a sceRe when
Old OceaL was in q far different mood,
Probably the u Ost purely artist c cut
that has ever appeared in The Aldine Is
the study OF white BIrches Of the Sara
nae" after Hows. The wonderful hdeI-
ity of every detail conyinces us that we
are gazing upon sctnal portraits of those
venerable monarcbs of the forest, drawn.
by uue Yho knows and loves them we'll
the elder Linton. James d.. Smillie
gives a spirited skeIch Of that faInOls
ride. From Client to AK :" aud there
are also two smaller sketches by Tater-
nier, which are very beautiful. tine
Fog aud Grapes" alter DOre, is a specir
men of that mG~IsFs must happy style .
aud is a triumph Of pictorial art, Alto-
gethvr We c-Ongratnlare the publishers
upon the.F success in the art department.
OF this number, and we congratulate
ourselves upon the possession OF such a
N -gEifieent exposition of American
TASTE" The literature is more excellent
han usual. Music, Art and Literature
are intSlligentiy and critically treated.
AltO4ethar tbs March Aldine is the best
yet issued. Subscription price $500
intending Chromos 'sVillage Belle and
Crossing the Moor James Sutton q
Co, publishers, So Maiden lane, n. Y,
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NsrlOrk Live stock Market.

.9ve0w 5ut0 NEws YeRKs March Ia
BEEyEs-Total receipts for the week,
600 head against 6,45O the previous
week receipts to-day, 1872 cars az Hun
dredth street, 50 az Communipaw, and
as at Weehawken, making 1900 head,
against 1850 last Monday. Trade was
fair at full rates or a shade higher, all the
stock selling. There were only 8 cars OF
Texans to-day. 5Ssles OF fair to good
quality at foIaIfc; s cars OF Illinois, eta
g. cwt, at lac, Sc ms per cwt IA cars, It
cwt, ~ l2al4c a lot of western buds at
Sc; s cars or rat steers, q cwt, at 13c, IS
MS per cwt /; 3 cars Of Ohio, S cwt, at pa
I3c; 8 cars Of Illinois, 8 cwt, at lltal4c'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total for the week
q, 100 against $500 last week. Prices
were rather lower, though sales were.
large at SIC for thin, 6ta6lc for medium,
and 79a73e for good to prime ; g few X
ira fine, las lbs Ohio, at Sc and upward ;
of two cars OF poor 70 Ms Ohio, az 5ie;
l car rs lbs at sc; l car s. bs at SIC; l
car 81 lbs Indiana, 5lo 3 ears, 90 fbs Ohi0
al &c; 2 cars, 100 BIS do, at 71e, and ! car
l07 bs State, at &c.
Hoes Receipts for the week 5000
against IS, 100 the previous week. Trade
good, and prices were unchanged with
live at 53a5sc; city dressed at-6sa74c;
western dressed at 69a7t, There were
lis cars OF live to-day. Total receipts Of
western dressed for the week, 1000
% W.|. -M.HU !
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THE n
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 10. Is's.
Personal
EPabliS 996dGs at Mo HObefls, ia

EPabliSS endas at MILO Hoberts. in
Gustavus, thursday, March p.
Attention is Invited to the new "For
Sale " advertisement on the the third
passsf this psPerro Of 7Messrs. Gb~&A
L. Jameson.
The Musical Institute Of Vienna,
closes with g Juvenile eoncert on Thurs
day evening. Adult concert on Friday
evening. c. C. Case, Director.
"A social meeting will be held at the
Good Templars's haH, in this city, on
Friday evening next. Everybody is in
vited, and it win, 10 doubt, be a pleas
ant meeting.
-Bs bills printed at this office we OBJ
serve that a 'arge sale ofdairy eo%s comes
of on Tuesday, the 18th Of this month, AZ
the farm OF Alvan Hayes, one-half mile
south of Burgh HsA Station. A good
acknowledgement to5PrOcHre some
fue dairy stock re tTUirs
The Good Templars Of this place
have been devoiing considerable time
and labor tie ipast few weeks IN the
preparation Of something highly credit
able in the line ofexhibitions. The eve
ming FIR the entertainment has not yet
been fixed upon. We viii be able in our
next issue to give full particulars.
St. PatfTckS Bsy was celebrated in
thi eHs. oh MSedg daS!, OF several
societies OF the Ancient Order of Hi
bernisns. Large delegations wero pre-
sent fr5ni Toahgso6&agand Nles.I A
procession Numbering several hundred
men, wearing handsome regslias, and
carrying several beautiful banners.
marched through The streets to the music
-oftwo brass bands. Services were held
at the Catholic Church and a lecture de-
liyered at webb's Hail. The day wa
fsyorable and the occasion appeared to
pass off5H aBecohihg msnnsr. I EuH
The cesebrs i6n here on Monday
last caused some inquiry as TO why the
17Ih Of March is celebrated and called
fstPatriek's-Day."o It is the recog-
6ssdAnnifersary Of the biEtkofst Pat
rick, said 10 have occurred in the fifth
century. He is TePuted TO have been
aScotchman by birth, like Bishop Gill
monSt Eh6 iFSs carried a prisoner to
Irelahd, educated at Rome, returned as
q priest to Ireland, and the first who
succeeded in converting the then pagan
inhabitants of the Island to the religion
OF Rome. We heard a person state on
Monday 70 acircle Of listeners, that it
wa dnSheI1b q March fha s.. Patrick
expelled snakes, toads. DC, from Ire
land. Does he really believe there ever
we're reptiles in the could connthry?"
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HARTFORD.


EDITOR CHRONICLE:-The fall
term of our Institute closed on the
eth instant. The last day was spent
in examinations. 1 understand that
they were very thorough aud salts
factory. In the evening there was a
public exhibition. Although 1t was
very muddy and rainy, there was an
audience of at least two hundred.
The programme consisted of four
dramas, interspersed with songs,
destinations, aud ~tableaux, also a
chip basket. The Dramss were en-
tirely free from anything low or vuI-
gar, yet V, ~ interestiAg-au
amusing. The parts IN ugh al act
ed by young students, were without
exception well performed. They
plainly showed the skill Of the actors,
and the ability OF their Instructors.
The first Drama, BOX and Cox"
represented a close, cunning landiady
aud two bOarders vino We're kept in
the same room and got wonderfully
entangled, and UNEXPECTEDLY got every
thing nicely arranged. Surprise,
anger, and joy were all represented.
In the ~ atiOnal Camel three small
boys well represented the fOlly0f the
wild enthusiasm over base bali play
ing. Taking a Photograph was a
most laughable representation of a
green horn. Boarding School Ac-
complishments" repre- ented two sis-
tiers sent of to a secluded school to
prevent their seeing young men.
spending their time in fixing their
clothes, and studying out fine phrases
and big words with which TO capt..
vate the young men, till their father
comes, and becoming indignant at
their recital ~paradigm OF the verb al
love; y took them home to shut them
up in his garnet as the only means of
making them forget the young men.
The T~ableauXwere all finely arran-
ged and were made very brilliant with
tebleauK lights. Some were extreme
IL amusing, the last two especially
beautiful. The fashion plate was The
finest representation of the kind !
have ever seen. The closing scene
was the Lords Prayer" A little
child Just ready to retire kneeling by
her mother with hands and eyes up
lifted while in the distance was heard
the chanting Ofthe Lords prayer.
Ny main criticism would be that
the exercises were rather long. At
the close il was announced that the
next term would commence on next
Tuesday the eighteenth inst. Those
wishing board or room for self board
ing should apply at once.
The only thing that seriously mar
red the exercises vas unnecessary
noise. Sometimes a little too much
behind the curtains, but great deal OF
TnWdyism was in the audience. Some
young men came sadly soaked in whis-
key and disgraeed themselves by
whistling u many other improper
noises. | an glad that as far as 1
know, they were not residents OF Hart
ford. 1 Recommend that on the next
occasion of the kim, the Trustees or
Town authOrities see that all such.
persons be arrested. When shall wills .
key be banished from Frum6pil coun-
ty? Are the temperance people
awake In reference TO the approaoh-
ing Constitutional convention?
A SPECTATOR.
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Constitutional Convention,
PROHIBITION NOMINATING CON-
TENfION.

EDITOR CHRONICLE Pursuant 10
previous notice the Prohibitionists of
Trnmbnn Co., mel at B~aconsbnrg,
March 18th, for the purpose OF nomina-
ting q candidate for the Constitutional
Convention to be held the 2Ist day of
May, 1878. Respectable number of the
Ao5wnships 81 ma County IbeinE repre-
scented, the convention came TO order.
and at once proceeded to make choice OF
a candidate 70 represent them IA the
Constitutional CONVENTION 10 be held The
2lst day of May, 1873.
Aaer much dissussioA the eonvention
made choice of GeO. III Tuttle, as their
candidate ior said convention.
We know that friend futile is no.
Identified with the Prohibition party as
an organization, but from his rulings
on the Judicial Bench. and his invinci-
BILE and bull dog disposition; we believe
ne viii, if honOred With a seat in said
convention, unfiuchingly defend the
a sest interests, aud temperance Pfinei-
flSd The State ofOhio.g FdllowlvOters
of Trumbull County, let us rise above
party, and for ono be unit. thinking,
praying, and voting fOr the triumph OF
principle, knowing that the Fotaries OF
the l~iaHorFtrafic will beat their post.
R.. D. Barnes, Sec'y.
B~AcoNsBURe, March 18th, 1873.
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WARREN y r
cleveland wholesale market.
MONDAY EVENING. ]

a. 30
FLoUR-The demand continues fairly
active and prices are firm,
City made xxx White Sl0.25; Xxx
amber $685. Xxx red No S9.0Oj X red
No 2 SS.75.
wHEAT-Wead and lawer.. No l red
winter nominal at $l,6O. No2 red win
ten held at LOS, with l,62 best bids.
.CoRN-Duli and lower. Low mixed
held at 43c; High mixed at 44c.
OATs-LOWer. No l State held at CSC;
No. held at Soc.
RYE-PIicrs are standing nominally
at 75c for No 2, and 60aS5c for MOL Suite.
BARLEY-The marker Is steady and
demand lair held at S0ca$l 90 for West
ern, and prime Canada.
LAKD-Ihe demand is fair and prices
are firm 93e, for city rendered in kegs
&c. do in tierees. Country rendered TIA
7te.
Smoked EArs-Priees are strong with
active demand. We quote /: City sugar
cured Hams, u-ncanYassed, over is lbs,
12r4; under I6 ms, l3@ l35e do Shout
dtr T., 74c; do Breakfast Bacon, 9laI0c;
Dried Beef. sugar cured, Die. Beef
Tongues, 800 PEI dozen. frrr.
-IBUTTER-WequO strictly choice at3i
aS5c; gOOd to prime at z7a30c; inferior
qualities ranging az lSa20c.
1CHEEsE-1ne market is quiet bun
hrni. Gar lots are held at l5e; choice
selections at l5Ial6c. IN q small way.
E9os-The demand was active to-day
al former prices. Wequote fresh a shade
weaAer at IA sc in barrels and crates.
ONToEs-Very few in market. Silver
Skins IN SQUAD condition would sell
readily at $50 per barrel rom store, and
SI,5O per busbsI from wagons.
OILs-Prices of Linseed are firm and
high. We quote: jon lots at 95a97c for
Raw aud 81 ,OOal, o. for Boiled.
PorAroEs-Stock very light aud prices
ara hrmA SaiesesE 75aSOc in RACKS rum
store for sound Peach Blows. Car lots
on track normally at 65a7Oc.
BEANs-In fair request and steady at
81. 75a2,25 Tor goOd 10 medium Lew, and
e, 75a3, 90 for hand picked.
SEEDs-Deuland moderate and prices
weaker, with low. 7 range in Timothy )
prices stand az THE following figures :
Red clover -, gOa5 90 in ca. lots, and sis
a5,25 in asmall way; Pea Vine nominal ~
{, Sac. SO vita hide demand; Timothy
held in large lots at 3,5Oa3,55, and S,60s
3,65 IL a small way /; Red Top, 200; Hun
garian, l,75i BIue Grass, 200; Orchard
Grass, 3,OO; MiIIet, l,50; Flax Seed, l,75
al,SO; Aisyke Glover, ll,5O.
GREEN APPLEs--Dsnand steady; choice
winter fruit is selling at s2,OOa2,50 per
berrst, according to condition, and tnie-
riOr al l,UOa2,O0
DRIED APPLEs-Few sales, but prices
are as yet unchanged. Prime held at st
a5lc.
MAPLE MoLAssEs-New held at $3.50
per gziIun.E 80 - ID
FEAIHERs First quality s0a9Oc; COM
mob 5OA55c 2 b.
LIME-WhIIs is in good request at l,50
per Darrel. Water is firm and steady
" e qnpte Akron aud swego $50;
-LOuIsvIie Cement, 1920.
PLAsTER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand and selling at n range Of $9,5Oa
1910 per ton; Calciued Plaster ranges al
S2,5Ba3, 90 per barrsl- Wv "a N
SALr@fne inquiry is steadily active
ana prices are nrm. We quite: Fine
per btu $3.50 Coarse, diamond g 80 lbs
$40: Ground solar 1886 lbs s2.SSj Dairy
salt per bbl $500; do J bbI SI,65; do %
10 10 bags $50; do % 5 ID bags 1875
Ashton persack S4.25.-LeGdef.
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Good Live Agents Wanted
ManfedI

To sell the two best Sewing Machine
made. Apply to or address n. b. Tyler. No
5 Lain ST.. Warren, Ohio. tliff Z
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Beyond the Mississippi!

Thousands have already gone. and thous-
ands more are turning their eyes towards
new homes IN the fef til West To those
going 10 Missouri, K-nsa Nebraska. Colo
rpdos Utah, Wyoming .>evsda, tregon or
California, we recommend a cheap, safe,
quick and direct IlEts. TIA ST. Louis, over
fhsFA1tssourEPaciffG tai n1a,TlRhich Enns
Its hue Day touches aud Pullman Sleepers
from St. 0ui 20 principal points tncthe
WI ST tcfehOuf change. We believe that the
Missouri Paci1o Railroad has the besttrack
epd the hDest 81 est equipment ofaDy
nne weston the Mississippi, ana its connee-
tons with roads further est are prompt
q reliAble. The Texas connection OF this
road is now completed, and passengers are
offered a first class, all-rail route from st.
Louisro Texas ef9Icr oNer efAfSeunrt,
KanSas & Texas b. IA SedHlta, Dr
the Atfantic & Pacific K R.. ria TnfHd. For
mEps5tHns tables, infOrmRtiOA - 10 rates.
roate& a. Lfefer our re4dea u 8. h.
THOMPSON, Eastern Passenger Ageuts.C o
-iumb1s, Ohio ofE A. gFord, General Pas
senger agent, 81. Louis, No. sQHsSfonS Erf4
be eheerJIty ana Prohaply Qnsrsrrdf
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Attention Farmers.

S. R. Chryst & Co. are always glad TO meet
Eouattheir stores in warren aud Niles; 70
sSrplus Pork, Beef, Hides, Pens, 1a4iow,
Butter, Eggs. sc.
n. B.-DOn't forget to examine our nice
line Of superior Groceries before you leave.
/ andifyou are in need of any we would be
llappytO waitsnpon you at any and Ill
times. at as Tow nice as any other estab-
lfshnaent q either atty, Quality of goods
icoDsideredl We SIN adhefe TO our oldmot-
10. Live a4dLet Live dee-l.
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Spring Styles
In Hat Frames Just received at
GUNLEtINGRR s BROS.
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srPsasls I'D ia FsspI skatasa..

The old adage that "a penny saved is a
penny earued,P is a very good one. n has
b. en- the meunSlO of leading many q man to
wealth. and fortune. IL IS not the amount
q Inoney5a man makes, mat causes MIN o
prosper 50 butit is the amOont he
saves Of that which he does make In order
must not buy anything that you do lot
want. and when you do makes purchase
you must buy a good article. and buy II at
the place you can get IL for the eaat money.
While speaking In this connection. we Will
just remind Our readerskhat A. 1 Franz at
the Buffalo Clothing House. on Main Street,
will soon Open out Al. immense assortment
Of Ready Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods. Hats and CAPS and everything else
in hisline. By payintA visit 10 aim money
can be saved. andlhe old adage verified.
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Vail to call at the Kew York Clothing
House., you can save alto 30 cents on the
dollar By buying of %. u. LAZARUS.
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Factory RenOrt.

NItt9N NUNI0Il NIWNN
Tho following is the report Of the
Champion Cheese Factory for the season
of 1s72:- h AUAAAAA
No. lbs. milk received. ,259, TOs
no. cneeSts lhaOe-.~-.s---"..s- 5,4oI
No. los. cheese made..~--.----. llT9Zl
Total amouo OF money reed. sl4,l56 "a
Net amount 70 paIrons.-.-.... Il,S76 90
Net average TO patrons for season, 10
7-I0Oc. per ID cheese.
Number of pounds milk to pound of
cheese. lOS.
Average weight Of cheese, 3fl lbs.
This factory received milk once, a day.
with the exception of nine DAYS.
WIN. CALDWELL & SoN,
Proprietors.
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srArIONs. So. 1. \ So ). ( Ne 8.


3 Eastward bound passengers by Trains No
Hand 2haven no changeofcars 70 New York.
Connections at Neadville. Union aud corr
for the OIL Regions; al Corning for Rochester
and points on the Nsw YORK Central and
a. Binghamton for Albany. Springfield,
worcester. Boston and all points I New
England. Z" O
Westward bound passengers by raj No.
! and J, 90 through 70 Cincinnati without
Change, making connections with the Lou
isville Short Line, or the mail Ateamers, for
points h the South, s-outhsEssf, and for sta
lions In Indians, Elinoia, Missouri, Kan
sas and Colorado. AlsO at Cleveland for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, ndthenorth-
west INsHL .LHfl LHuAl EHEIa
For additional information as to time,
fare, and Connections, apply 10 the local
agent. asking for tickets via the allan
TIC & GREAT WESTERN BR0ADGAUGE
No "stop-over''alloved upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to
their nrst stopping place. and may then re-
purchase nom that point 10 destination.
ia arr To- euf1 I. d. RARpON Gen Supt.
AeadvIlle. Penn'a-
GenT. Passenger and Ticket Agent
.fars Meadyille. Pa ullrrIH o fll
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All the Popular rs
Brands OF oysters at McConnelrs Dining
Rooms, Main st. t'tha liz
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Lazarus 4 2Wn95A
is selling mis- entire stock Of Clothink for
men and boys wear, ut greatly reduced
prices ia BftW
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King of the Blood. ~

SeRoFULoUs SORES. lCdSe.-I was for
several munIhs unable to walk without
orutcnss in consequences OF ScrofnlOus
Soresnpon myankle. They were indo-
lent ulcers OF a very bad character. I
was recommended 10 try KING OF THE
BLOOD, aud / used everai bottles as
directed. 1 am now entirely recovered
.ffolnsby lamensss, Mthough my male
Is badly SCARED.
G. ". HoLLENRRooR.
Toledo, Ohio.
See advertisement in another column.
Ta
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rho above prices Will be subjeetto nuetua-
lions with other markets. always aiming 20
pay the highest price for grain, and sell -
cheap asthe cheapest Remember the place,
nextdoor 70 McLain's Shoe store, In room
formerly occupied by Trumoun Nat. Bank.
al our goods warranted a. represented
Come u see as. A liberal deduction al
lowed TO parties that ouV hrge quantities
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NJ. E. Moore Jameson,

Teacher Of Piano, singing Voice Building
and Theory OF Music. address Box ~,
Warren, Ohio. Ms. Jameson Is an expsrl-
enced neacleE q R~radnateof the BoslOnIAu-
sic school, and the past year u pupil OF Car
Isle PetsrZilleh the nnest pianist in Liep-
Sig Conservatory OF Music, Germany. u0 I
D. Feb. s. ISIS. "a rfr ~
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The nld LadrI

Who thanked ths Lord she hadRotchaug-
ed her smindT for DrtyGyears'' must have
been equally PROGRESSIVE with the aged gen
tleman who could not give his opinion OF
the sermon delivered by the new minister
when asked. because ne had not heard
any one say and both are fully matched at
the present day oy stiflRnosher class. who
sill persist that real good pictures ean not
be taxed unless the sun shines. All such
unbeliefcan be thoroughly dtspelled atthe
New England Gallery by calling on a cloudy
dRv and making the trial -l.En H
NoTE-If there is any difference IN davsft
Is rather in favor OF c4Ondy one. Please
bear this IN mind and call and see the new
styles made by R~ICE-Artist.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one nlH dotIorS. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAM, agent, Warren,
Ohio. loci. N-t-
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Strong Bottles
S0'Hipe f s9sA a9S s.ss b4s seI s,J EsrV
Corn Meal
Mm. n. Henninger. Anctfoneer.

l-Wm give prompt attention 10 all engage
ments as A-ucIiOneer, AT public sales. Hav-
ing had sixteen years experience in the
| business, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. UliOe Al the BUnalo Cletbfng
House, No.F2 Main 81, Warren, and All let
teTs sent me may be IN care OF Ihe 2. Oh
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We have received the Spring style
ofSifk HAS. Aisn, new STYLES IN Mems,
Youths aud Boys suits. Come and see
them, and tell us what you think Of our
SIG 90 suits-B Be sure yOC are right, then
ADAMS & Co.
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Notice.

DIN Lazarus Is stilEto he found at the
popular New YORK Clothing House. where
youcanbuy The cheapestciothing IN togn.
counts. ID. NJ.
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Aaitby's T. & M'S.EHTH A Tn
ana an ere otherpopular brands At BIC
COnnell's.
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Just Received
At the Buffalo Clothing House, the latest
style of SILK Hats for the spring OF lS7S.-
Selling cheap for cash. ~ Az
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Ruftar Crofrh

DulteE ScOlChs
Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and all throat complaints;
IS rfHlF ffrfTI ff4H-dH ALpSA.
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AHEhIFHc OAIE.
Ofhe state OF Ohio, Trumb1n County, 81.
samuel Quincy. IT, e In TTumbuH
vs. Common Pleas
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Gran Berries. eng e.. 8r-Holll
4 nice Tot just received at MeConnell's-
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For Reut--Store RuOm,

The large store room, now occupied by
McNutt and Heagle. in the brick building
OF Judge Kinsman, cOfner Of Main Il
Franklin SIS. Possession given March fst.
G Aiso I'VE large and pleasant on1cei rooms,
oNer George Adams Book store, IrUntin
the public square, on Mark t street. d 81
or -. WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
Ian. 22-tf. ar Erlas 30 arlIIlIH
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East Liberty cattle Market.

East LIBEBTTfPA,Ms March IL
CATTLE-The East Liberty market Is
slow, and arrivals are heavy. Best $500
1850; stOckers 3~,25a4,25; common $50
ass. a.
SHEEP-Market dull and arrivals are
heayyA Best $6,10aB. 5Qi Medium 6Da
$50; common 4,O0a4,51 I.
HoGs-Market is SLOW and arrivals
are lair. Philadelphia s., 6Oa5, so; York
ers S.. 2Oa5,40 {.
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Accidental

C. s. Maltby'S Oysters .=QIFT8
By the Case, Can and half Can, at Cleye-
land prices At 100 H.
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Seeing Is Bepeyms

And what we see satisfies US better than
slRply nearins. As parties though honest
q uutblul, may lie mIstzken, 80 wnhOnt
d tax OF bravAdo, we desire those VINO
want goOd work in b PhOtograpnlc way
TO examine cur PrOductioDs aud tney Will
not. we are sufe. be long ~IndedldinE Ehere
theS viii 90 Tor their pictures. We gre iurs
nlshing (fur those who WAhtthem ~ txtra
cost pic .lres o retOuched negatiFes-
the latest improvement an the arG-go that
every Kind o Photo, may be procured NJ
our Gallery, over Trnmbun Ma BANK.
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