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And He Went Back on Himself.

Many a man, if willing to acknowledge,
would say, that is just my case, n not
outstanding the good resolutions formed
at the very out start in business life, he too
soon finds himself wreck to a combination
OF causes, all contributing 10 THIS sadresult,
and without enumeratlng h many. I will
single out one, which is dilCdyssure to bring
about a business failure. VIA man at
tempting TO prosecute a business without a
lore a keen enthusiasm for IL, or in other
words allowing the business to remain in
the back ground, and he. the man, taking
the position of an idle speculatOr in 'front.'.
Is il at all strange that so many business
failures may be seen in the community
when so many are the place OF
the man in font? This picture is not pre-
sented for its beauty but only for its cor
rectness OF Protraiture ofa large number OF
persons in every community, fitting more
faces than any image formed by my camera,
as these are all so faithful to The model that
no one can mistake them, or think for a
moment. one was meant for the other
Pictures of this kind are daily being made
by yours truly RICE-Artist,
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New YORK Live StOek Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. q.
BEEvEs-Total receipts for the week,
7.400 head against $500 the previous
week /; receipts to-day, lbs cars at Com
munipaW, los at Hundredth street, and
against $500 last Monday. The quality
was inferior and thin cattle lower. Fat
stock is scarce, selling at l2al25c, q few
extras at 133al4c, medium at lite, poor
cows and oxen at Sa1le, most Texans at
9iaIOi ; 81 cars of Texans to-day ; 8 cars
of 5 cWt average, sold at 10c, 55 bs 2 cwt;
8 cars Ct cwt at 101c, So fs per ewt Gears
rough, 81 cwt. at Oh fears Ohio, It ewt.
at False; 4 caas of Illinois, 1l60 Ms, at
lie, 81 MS per cwt /; 5 cars of 81 cwt, at
u4aIlsc; 5 cars Ohio, 81 ewt, l2c; 4 cars
Illinois, Il cwt, at l2al4c. The stock was
all sold and the last sales were the best.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total for the week
26, 900 against "a, q last week. The mar
ketwas crowded to-day with $500 sheep
and the trade was dull and rates are low
er, or 43c. for 2 cars rough Kentucky,
SEC for 3 cars ~ MS thin Ohio, SIC for /
car OF 81 ms Illinois, &c for l car los lbs.
Canada, 73c for 2 cars Of lis ms do, Ste
for l car of 100 bs do. Much Of the stock
is uusold.
HoGs-Receipts for the week $500
against $1,000, the previous week. Still
we have a very strong market at higher
prices. Live are worth 5@5sc, city
dressed 55a6c for heavy, Gle for 200 ms,
and 74c for pigs. Western dressed sell
ing at sta &c. There were 500 western
dressed for the week.
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SoUTHINGToN, JAN. q, 1873,

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-I would like
to have some one of your readers de-
termine how mach the earth drops at
every miles end, the earth being
twenty.four thousand miles in cir
conference, and eight thousand miles
in diameter. If some arithmetician
will spend a minute or so in finding
the result, and give it in your next
issue, Lwould be much obliged.
A. G..
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NOTICE M PARTIrInN


~ Rhods Kennedy, Elizabeth Underwood,
o Kennedy, Andrew Kennedy, Miranda
Kennedy, Cynthia Ann Kennedy and
Clement MinglaD. (minor) Of Trumbuu Co,
Ohio; Alexander Kennedy Of Fremont Co f,
Iowa, and Elmer Kennedy, Of WtnnebagO
county, Illinois, will a K notice that on
the 7day OF January, AID. 1873 q petition
was filed by William 81. Kennedy, in the
Court ofCommon Pleas OF Trumbun county,
Ohio. asking thatdcwer be assigned to said
RhOda, and that subject to such dover par
tition be made Of h following described
lands, viz:
LIST parcel: The homestead farm OF the
late Lazarus Kennedy, situate in Vienna,
Trumbul county, State Of Ohio, being part
Of Lots land s. and containing 22 acres Of
land.
% parcel: Part OF Lot 81 in the township
of Hartford, said county, containing Xths
OF an acre, being anne land decided to Laza-
rus Kennedy, by Henry and Clara Keltch,
by deed recorded in Trumbuu county Rec
ords, vol. l07, p. 81.
dpaFcel One-half acre OF land situate
In Lot No. Is in the township of Hubbard,
said county, being the southeast corner OF
a fifty acre tract formerly owned by Laza-
rus Kennedy. decd. and by him reserved in
a deed Of said nifty acres made to Magdale-
ma Johns, and recorded in Trumbuu county
Records, VOL IO7, D. 500.
And that at the February term, 1873, Of
said Court order Of dover and petition will
be akena accordingly II no defence Is made
WIN. 7. SPEAR,
Jan. lS73-6t- Atty for Petitioner.
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EGAL NOTICE.

LCleveland Cement Pipe Co, by l. N.
Dawson, Agent, Pitts, VS.. p. 7. Cook and
others, whose names are unknown, and
known as the firm Of p. 7. COok & Co, deft's.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull county, o.
P. T. Cook and the other defendants whose
names are unknown, will take notice that
the Cleveland Cement Pipe Company, did.
pm the 18th day Of Dec. A. ID. 1S72. file their
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Trumbull county, and State OfOhio, against
p. T. Cook and the other defendants whose
names and residences are unknown, setting
forth that the said defendants are indebted
to said plaintiffs in the sum Of three hun
dred and t~hirty-one dollars and thirty-nve
cents (s3l.3) for merchandise sold and de-
livered. The said plaintiffs also procured
an order of attachment on the same day in
said case to issue against the property Of
said defendants according to law. Said case
will be tried at February term ofsaid Court
1873, which sets February 24th Of said year.
TAYLOR & JONES,
Dec ., lS72-6t Pitts Atty's.
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to nation, whereby a combined effort Of
the whole you may not only gain the
privilege but the right to stamp the
price on your own produce, thus in a
measure freeing yourselves from the
greedy hands of the unmerciful specu-
lator. This is one end to be attaiued.
Farmers, is it worthy of attention. II
so, step into the ranks, for in Union
there is strength" G. NJ. X.
Jan. 81. 1873,
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From YOungstOWn--DWelling Burned,
Miners, Strike.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, Jan. 81, 1873,
Isaac Hazard, an engineer at the
Valley rolling mill. was found early
this morning lying under the trestle
work near Himrod furnace, badly
mangled. From tracks of blood down
the hill it is supposed he was beaten
and carried down there as a blind
He died this evening.
A dwelling house on Main street,
owned by Mrs. Powell, was burned
early this morning. Loss about 81, 900;
insured for $500 in the Alps of Erie,
Pa. Part of the furniture was saved.
The cause Of the fire unknown.
The coal miners strike still contin-
ues. The operators are successfully
introducing colOred miners from
Richmond. Va, to take the strikers
places.
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The Tide Of Emigration Turned.

Seekers for new homes are pouring n
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
Lands of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company.
This Company offers 100000 Acres Of the
finest lands In the world, at from 81 to SE2
per acre, on seven years time, and with
free transportation TO all purchasers.
This road, Nerer BlOckdded 6y SnOlU, is des-
tined to become the national highway be-
tween New York and san Francisco; and to
the Industrious farmers OF older states We
earnestly recommend this and OF cheap
homes, sure that nowhere can the poor man
hnd a more grateful climate, a better SOIL
or greater prOductiveness.
For full information, with Maps and
Pamphlets, address; AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, % south Fourth Street, ST.
Louis. loct.9'
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day, 1851 head,
The market is dull and demand mostly
from local butchers, and most sales were
of cows and Texan steers at s 2,S5a3,l II
for the for the former and 3,s7a4, 40 FOL
for $50 ms Cherogees and y cwt Texans,
a few lots of good to choice native steers
at 5,00a5.75. A good many cattle are IN
sold, but mostly common qualities
Shipments, Saturday, l,l67 head.
HoGs-Receipts, 22,359 head. Ship
ments $3.50 heaG The market was act
i've and prices firm at a range of 50, so for
fair to choice packing grades; at 4,lOs
Ais for choice smooth shipping grades.
The market closed steady.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day las head.
The market was quite weak but prices
are steady. Sales of fair to good at $500
a5, l24.
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WESTERN Reserre Choose Market.

The following are billing prices Of
dealers upon orders, prices paid BY the
same to producers being from lc to tic
lower.
HUDsoN-Several factories have sold
their cheese this week for l4c., boxed
and delivered on cars. November make
1l1al2Ie billing prices.
SoLoN-We quote prices unsteady at
12IaI3c buying, billing l3Ial43c. But
ter steady at 25a29c.
RAvENNA.-Market is quiet. Orders
are filled at I4la15c for prime factory.
Misunderstanding prices of factO-
ny are ranging from 144 to 15c. Dealers
are paying l2al24o for same unlocked.
AURORA. Market very quiet and
dull with billing prices nominally at lSl
a14ic.
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. FGAT,

7 IJOseph Weir, who is supposed to reside
IN the State OF Texas, will AXE notice tina
on the 9Th day of December, 1917, Amos
Rowley, of Bazetta, Ohio, dIed petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
county, Ohio. asking Judgment against said
Weir upon a note dated Aug. l, 1857, for SIS,
with interest at 10 per cent, payable to said
Rowley, and due at date; that order of at
tachment was issued In said case, and that
he must answer by 22d March, 1875, or judg-
ment VIII be taken. Petition alleges that
defendant has been absent nom said State
ever since said note wa given.
W. 7. SPEAR,
jan p, lSS-6t Atty for PHI.
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The consumptive invalid need look for
ward to no more certain means of cure than
tina proposed by DR.. Keyser with his Lung
Cure and treatment. DIR. Keyser's Lung
Cure often cures by itself. without the addi-
tionaI treatme which the Doctor pre-
scribes at his office. DR.. Keyser has been
called TO a great distance to zee cases OF
Lung disease OF every kind. and when all
other means have failed, the Doctor hal
often rescuedthe patient from death.
DR.. Keyser's Lung Cure and treatment is
in the cure of a most formidable disease,
the dread OF doctors and the scourge OF the
human race.
Sold at the Doctors great medical empo-
rum, I67 Liberty street, at $50 per bottle,
or s., 80 per halfdozen. A essay on Chronic
disease free by mail.
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FGAL NOTICE.

IThomas ". Abella and Simon L. Abel.
partners, under the name and style OF T.
NJ. Abell& Co., plaintiffs, VS.. p. 7. Cook me
others, whose names are unknown, and
known as b firm T. ]. o & Co., Deft's-
In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull county, Ohio.
P. 7. Cook and the other defendants whose
names are unknown, will take notice that
T. NJ. Abel & Co. did, on the 18th day Of
Dec, A. D., lST2, nle their petition in the
Court ef Common Pleas Of Trumbun county
aud State Of Ohio, against Z. 7. Cook and
other defendants, whose names and resi-
dences are unknown, setting forth that the
said defendants are indebted to said plain
tifs in the sum of seven hundred and dfIy-
six dollars and nfty-fOur cents, for lumber
timber n other merchandise sold and de-
livered. The said plaintiffs also procured
an order OF Attachment and Garnishee
notice on the same day in said case, to issue
against the property mt credit OF sal de-
PENDANTS according 70 Law. Said case will
be tried at February term Of said Court.
1878, which sets Feb. 2lth Of said year.
RATLIFF & MOSES,
JAM S, 1S73-6t Att'ys for Plth7s.
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: EGAT, NOTICE

lINoEice is hereby given, that on Jan. IL,
1913, the Probate Court of Trumbull county,
Ohio, declared the estate OF John K. Jones,
late Of said county, decd, probably insol-
vent, and appointed the undersigned Com
missioner Of the Insolvency therein
Those having claims against said estate
are requested to present them to the under
signed within six months from said Jan. II,
1873. properly authenticated for allowance,
or they will not be entitled to payment.
JULIUS n. COWDERY. Admir-.
jan Is, 1S73-6t.
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Galleries In One.

We all are wishing success,
And those may laugh who win,
1t may hurt the feelings OF envtous ones,
Now here's where the laugh comes in
And when You want your Photo,
But don't rant TO get skfnEed.
Come up [ Q POTTER'S Star Gallery
Where you'll neUer be tdkeu in,
For tUe 20 in for fair dealing
and giving the devil his due,
And are sorry to see in these days
He is not willing to 40 so by you-Us.
Prices to suit the times, and satisfaction
g~uarauteed. over Trumbnn Nat Bank.
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S. R. Chryst & Co. are always glad to meet
you at their stores in Warren and Niles, to
agree upon a satisfactory cash price for your
surplus Pork, Beef, Hides, Pelts, Tallow,
Butter, Eggs. &c. Il
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 pom you at any and all
times. at as low prices as any other estab-
lishment in either city, quality Of goods
considered. We still adhere to our old mot
TO, Live and Let Live dec. 4.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. q, Isl

PITTSBURGH, Jan. q, 1873.
CATTLE-The East Liberty market is
firm, and arrivals fair. Best S6, 75a7 %
common S4,OOa5,0 90.
SHEEP-Market fair and arrivals mod
crate. Best 81 ,O0a7 so; medium s., 25a6, "a
common $~4,50a5,O0.
Hostile market is active and Arriv-
ais are light. Philadelphia A,75a5, 90
Workers 81. 60a4,90.
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Zeal NOTICE


LJOseph Weir, residing in the State of
Texas, will take notice that on the 9Th day
ofDeoember, 1874 francis Gran, OF Razetta,
Ohio, nled petition in Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Tlumbuu cConty, Ohio. asking
judgment against said Weir, upon four sew
eral causes Of action, viz : In the sum OF
S52,Od mOney paid as surety for aid Weir
on 3 Judgment in favor OF Daniel Parsons,
rendered Dec. I3. 1856. by Warren Young.a
Justice Of the Peace for Gustavus township,
said county. for the sum of Sl25Sl amount
due on judgment against defendant in favor
OF plaintiff. rendered June q 1851, by Stew
art Kee. a Justice OF the Peace OF Greene
township. said county; for the sum OF SIS,
due on a note dated lsI Dec, 1855. payable
to Or. Judd, O order, owned by plaintiff,
and for S2l5,9, money paid by plaintiff as
surety for defendant upon = aS1e for $50,
dated 18th January. 1855. payable to Solo
mon Kline. with 10 per cent. Interest. Petit
ton alleges, further. that defendan has
been absent from the state OF Ohio since
the year A. d. 1854. Defendant will alsa
take notice that at Nov. term. 1872, Of said
Court, the death OF said Francis raj was
suggested, and Jan Craft his Administra-
trix. was substituted as plaintiff, also, that
order OF attachment was Issued in said
cause. Defendant will answer on or before
March p. 1873. or said petition will be taken
as confessed ". 7. SPEAR
jan. Y. lsT5-st Atty for PIT
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Farm tor saIe,

7 WILL SELL MY FARM OF lis
laeres which is situated on the creek road
Detween Kinsman AND Gustavus, u Of q
mile from Peabody's Cheese Factory and
Store. 1t is q very choice fBrm and under
good cultivation, n has good buildings,
orchard, sugar camp, &C.
TERMs-One-third cash down and the ball
ance in annual payments. Address to
Jason Gilmore. Herald once, Cleveland.O.,
or Henderson 1. Gilmore, Gnstavus, D.
| Jan. Is. lS73-tf
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Great Bargains.

The new year robed in snowy beauty,
From fashion claims her yearly duty,
The Queen of dress, her ribute brings,
OF feathers. nchus, flowers and wings,
Ribbons of every hue and die,
And hats. hat make each lady sigh,
All mel that / a Fashion Queen might be
All these she leaves before she goes
To Paris, at Mrs. I. POTTER & co.'s
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The NnrsarY.

4 good word is the monthly due OF
this charming little magazine for the
youngest readers" The February
number is a gem, and will make happy
many a little boy and girl throughout
the land, By its pretty pictures and pleas
ing stories. Price sI.5O q year single
copy Is cents. Address J. /. Shorey,
Boston, Mass.
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Your attention is especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams q Co., /
this number. One of The Oldest houses,
doing a large trade. They have the con
fdence of the people and they really
merir success. Their manner OF doing
business cannot fail to please the rade.
them.
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NEW SHEET MUSIC.
IN Farewell Darling. till we Meet, 80 cents
Hear me say my little Prayer, 80 cents.
Sweet Sixteen Waltz, 30 cents.
Sweet Sixteen March. IS cents.
GOne TO the Heavenly Harden, 40 cents
Think Of me Darling. 80 cents.
Bertie's SchOttisehe, IS cents.
Fold We n Hands, 25 cents.
BelisariO. IS cents.
Reeollections Of my Childhood, so cents.
Asking a Blessing from Mother. SOcents.
You'll always Ind me True, IS cents.
Rustic Beauty March. IS cents.
Close the shutters. Willie's Dead, 80 cts,
sunbeam Polka. IS cents.
Sunbeam Waltz. IS cents,
Sunbeam March. Is cents,
AmarylIis, -Four hands. 50oents.
Lost and Saved. 30 cents,
Aaggie's FayUrtte Waltz, 40 cents.
Lord, Forever at Thy side, Is cents.
Matte May, 80 cents
Ray OF Sunshine Polka, IS cents,
1su received at
ADAMS Bookstore
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY

YALE OF real ESTATE BY
. ORER OF COURT-In pursuance OF an
order Of the Probate Court Of Trumbun Co.,
Ohio, on Friday, the Nth day Of February,
A D.. 1875, at the south door Of the Court
House, in the city OF Warren, Trumbull
county, Ohio, will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, the following described real es-
tate. to-wft: ituat in Mesopotamiato town
ship. Trumbuu county, o.. and in-lOts Nos.
Is, g, A, IS. 46, a, IN said township, be-
Ginning at the southwest corner Of said Lot
lot line % rods Is links; thence Routh3 81 rods
Il links; thence east liz rods; thence north
so rods 5 links; thence east ID links thence
north IS rods 10 links thence east l06 rods %
links; thence north 81 rods IS Inks thence
east Is rods IL links; thence north Is rods;
thence north 2 deg west 20 rods II links
thence north T.45 deg. west I rods 8 Inks
thence north II DDS Is links; hence north
81 deg. 8 min. east log rods y links; thence
north 2SrOds; thence east 50 rods 3 links;
thence south Is rods; thence east y rods 5
links t-hencenorth Iu3 rods, thence west -
rods. thence north Is rods u links; theme
west l2 rods 3links; thence north l6 reds;
rods 5 links; thenco west go rods Is links to
the west line OF said lot No. 40. thence south
with the west line OF Lots 46 and q, 23 rods
to the place OF beginning. containing SO
acres, more or less; but excepting therefrOm
all that part OF Lot No. Hlyfng between the
north line OF the lot and the center OF Mill
Creek, and bOunded east by a line Sc rods
INKS west from the west line OF said Lot A.
including one acre oWnedby DUotorCassey,
containing 20 acres, more OF less.
said lands are composed Of several farms,
with buildings, orchards, &C. Those wish
ing 10 buy can be accommodated with small
or large farms, as they may desire. Terms
made known on day Of sale,
]. II, BALDWIN.
Admr Of Cyrus Reed, deceased,
HCTCHISs. TUTTLE6 STULL, Atty's.
P. S.-Any one wishing tobuy may call on
B. n. Robbins or John NJ. Stull, Warren, o,
who will give such Information concerning
the above described land as they may have.
]. II. BALDWIN,
Jan s Is7s-5w Administrator.
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Problem Solved.

Problem Solved.
Following is a solution of the problem
handed in by Improvement" Of
BrOokfeld, and published in this paper
Jan. 18TH What is the diagonal of this
county?" etc.:
Ansper-35.2s75 miles; of each town
ship, 7.07l6 miles; diameter of circle the
size oil the county, 2S.2OSI miles; circum-
ference, 1852 miles. OF q township
diameter, 5.6471 miles; circumference,
l7.7l36 miles. If each were of a spberi-
cal form, their diameters Nould be 2.S2I7
miles; solid contents, Ills cubic miles.
The 25 townships could revolve upon !
the space they occupy.
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NOR RENT

I One half Of the new double house, cor
ner Market and Vine SITS, containing seven
good rooms. pantry, six closets, with 6 good
cellar. filtered rain water in kitche n and
good well convenient. viii be rented at rea-
sonable Iates, or the whole house and lot
will be sold on favorable terms. Inquire on
the premises or Of H. Peck, at the Store of
Peck q Bro. Ian. y. lS73-tE
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IT Is CRUEL-To put your harness or
saddle upon the CALLED back of your
horse. when he Can be so easily cured by
the application of Prot. "Anderson's
DermadoE." The CALLED breasts OF
draught horses are healed in a few hours
bv this wonderful LinimenE-
See advertisement in another colqU[;
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The anthracite coal operators have
accepted the offer of the miners on
last years basis. Several eollieries
have gone to work and there will be
a general resumption throughout the
region Immediately.
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The Place to get EnrelOps

Is at the Chronicle" Office, as we have just
received a large. fine stock. at figures that
Will enable US TO furnish them to you with
your business card printed on Them, as
cheap as the imprinted envelopes an be
bought in the retail mrket. Come and
make your selection for order while the
stock Is fresh.
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Base Balls and q Bat,
Steel traps for a rat.

Steel traps Tor a rat
Fine gun for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby'g,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
% For we have all h different kinds,
AtTyler's, No.3, Main St., Warner, Obi
Aug. g. lS7l-tf.
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Christ Church, Warren.

Divine service every Lords Day, both
morning n evening, at the usual hours,
and on Thursday evenings. SEATS FREE.
To all who will worship with us a cordial
cheerfully provide seats for all who come.
April I7-tf
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A desirable business opportunity. A well
established and popular dry goods business
in gainesville, Ohio, for ssle;stock not large
and in good order; nice town; new r. X.
will be opened to the Mahoning Valley coal
fields early in the summer; a good chance.
Address W. c. TISDEL, gainesville.
Ian 91-9t
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Has returned to stay with me permanent
", andis now ready TO make or mend any
thing which comes in our line. Guns and
Sewing Machines are our spcialties.
n. 3. TYLER.