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( tiOTT, STRATTOX &. HAPGOOD.
Jan. 27, ltti9.-eo w. .
CHARLES WILSON,
(Samnor to Wilsom k Draj,
Anderson & Hupp's New Block,
..WARREX, OHIO.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
Provisions, Flour Feed, &c,
TEAS, COFFEES,
STJGAS, MOLASSES,
CAN & DBIED FEUITS,
Raisins, Confectioneries, &c
TOBACCO and
CIQAES
' of all kind tad brands.
COD-FISH,
" - WHITE FISH,
MACKEREL.
Flour and' Peed,
of the BEST BBAXDS&nd at Low Figuret
CITY & COUNTRY HAMS.
All of the above guaranteed to be of the
BEST QTJAIjITY,
and "111 be sold at MODERATE PRICES.
GIVE ME A CALL.
HIGHEST &ARKET PRICE PAID FOR
BUTTER & EGGS.
Vegetables in their Season
can alwava be found at my Store.
Goods Delirered to any part of the City
CHARLES WILSON.
May 12, 1869.
: BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS At Retail SHOES
BOOTS Cheaper SHOES
BOOTS Than any Store SHOES
BOOTS In the City. SHOES
BOOTS Small profits, SHOES
BOOTS quick sales. SHOES
BOOTS; .Call and see SHOES
BOOTS oar stock, SHOES
BOOTS -'- save money. SHOES
BOOTS Kow's your time I SHOES
BOOTS Father's, Mother's, SHOES
BOOTS every body, call SHOES
BOOTS and get a good SHOES
BOOTS article, SHOES
At McLAIN'S.
Oct. 20,-2mos.
O. 33. X ATCIINQr,
SEALER in Coal and Slack.
Yards at MahoninR Depot. Leave or
at his residence on Liberty Street, or J.
G. Brooks, Hardware store. Market Street.
MINERAL RIDGE COAL!
By tka Csr.
Br the Too...
Bj the Half Toa.
4JM
S.50
sat uiai
. 4.00
gig-Term Cash on Dellrery."!
Sep. L iw-tr.
DRY GOODS.
PECK &. BROTHER, Agents.
IXVITE ATTF.XTIOX TO THEIR
Eixiirr Xcw mock of seasonable Pry Cvoods
wnieh has been selected with great .care
Bought Cheap!
All are invited to call and see the
GRFAT BARGAIN!!
IX
Dress Goods,
Black & Fancy Silks,
White Goods.
Fancy Goods & Notions,
Table Linen and
Linen Toweling.
Hoop Skirts and Corseto!!
GLOVES A HOSIERY,
PARASOLS & UMBRELLAS
CASSIMEKES COTTOXADES,
SHEETLXtiS AXD SHIRTIXGS.
At the WAREE.V IR1' GOODS ST&RE.
The highest cash price paid for
Wool, Butter & Eggs,
AT
THE W1BREX DRY GOOD STORE
Jane 23, 1SC9.
NEW YORK STORE.
Aim JHD VIXTER
THE subscriber is now opening at
the old NEW YORK STORE STAND, an
extensive stock of goods suitable for Autumn
A Winter wear, consisting of a great variety
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN,
STAPLE AND FAXCY
DRY GOODS ! !
Also GROCERIES, CARPETING, Taper
Hangings, WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
CHDfA AXD COCOA MATTIXG,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
CLOT niSTG!
CSOCKEIt r,
GLASS WARE,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c,
Comprislne the greatest variety ever offered
in old Trumbull. All who wish to get
VALUE for THEIR MONEY
are invited toexamineour stork before pur
chasing, as a saving is certainly to be made
thereby.
Country Produce Taken
tn exchange for Goods. A. WENTZ.
ESKIMO & CHINCHILLA
and CLOTHS AXD CASSIifERES in great
ariei , auu cueap, at me
NEW YORK STORE.
5
BLACK & COLORED SILKS,
AND
French and Irish Poplins,
a splendid assortment and very cheap,at the
NEW YORK STORE.
THE OEUTTXNTU
Alexander Kids at $2,00,
AXD
Empress Kids at Sl00.
Also GLOVES AXD HOSIER T, at the
NEW YORK STORE.
I Offer atthe New York Store,
10,000 Yards Merimack Printsatone Shilling.
10,000 Yards Madder Prints, at 10 cents.
20,00 Yards Brown and Bleached Muslin, at
one smiling pery a wortu 10c,
2000 Yd's 4-4 Plaid Wool Flannels ix, and
3-ALL OTHER GOODS IX rB0PORTI0X.E
A. WENTZ.
BHOWN SUGAE 12Jc.
AXD RIO COFFEE, 25c.
And a full stock of
GROCERIES,
Very cheap, NEW YORK STORE.
LYON'S SILK VELVETS
FOR
Iiadle's SaQLU.es,
At the
NEW YORK STORE.
Paisley Shawls !
Some very rich ones can be found at the
NEW YORK STORE.
CHEGKS.OEfW.lS, TICKINGS!
BATTING. WICKING.
WADDING, CARPET CHAIN,
TOTTON WOOLEN YARNS,
And DOMESTIC GOODS In ereat variety
and cheap, at the . NEW YOKK STORE,
Girnpure Trimming Laces,
and LACE GOODS generally, can be found
in fuU assortment at the
NEW YORK STORE.
BROWN AND BLEACHED
Llnon TJamasIsjB,
TABLECLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOILIES,
IRISH LINENS, i e,
A full assortment at the
NEW YORK STORE.
Warren, O., Sept. 22. 1869-tf.
FIXE WRITING DESKS.
A large variety of styles and prices, for
elegant presents for the Hollldavs, at
ADAMS' Book Stor.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
THE FARM-YARD SONG.
BY .J. J. TROWBRIDGE.
Over the hill the farm-boy goes.
His shadow It-ugtlienn along iue imm,
A giant staff in a giant hand;
In the poplar tree, above the spring.
Thekmydid begins to sing :
The early news are uuung
Tnfrt rh. si nno-henD darts the mink :
The swallows skim the river's brink;
And home to ine woouiana ny ine crows.
When ovr the mil ine lurin-ooy goes.
Cheerily calling,
"Co', Ikjss! co'; boss ! co' ! co" 1 co !"
Farther, farther over the hill,
Kainllv calling, calling still,
"Co, boss ! co', boss! co'I co"! co!"
Into the yard the farmer goes.
MarneKsana cottiiiit """r- " v' .
I n the waeon-shed stand yoke and plow .
1 . . ,n .tolr tllA h HV 1 II the UIO W.
i lie cwiiug ui-
The friendly sheep his welcome bleat.
The pigs come gruntlne to his feet,
The w liinneving mare her master knows,
.... . . . .... t , ha muGlor mlM
III' II 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 r rt P
Jlis cattle calling,
"Co", boss! co', boss! co ! co :
While still tnecow-iKiy, ii
Goes seeking those that have gone astray,
Co", boss! co'. boss! co'! co'!''
Now to her task the milkmaid goes.
The cattle come crowding through the gate.
Lowing, pushing, little and great ;
About the trough, by the farm-yard pnmp.
The frolirksnme vearlines frisk and jump.
While the pleasant dews are falling :
The new milch ht iier is quick ann sny,
Kut the old cow waits with tranquil eye.
And the stream into the bright pail flows.
When to her task the mildmaid goes.
Soothingly calling,
"So, boss! so, boss! so! so!"
The cheerful milkmaid takes her stool.
And sits and milks in thelwilightcool.
Saying, "sfo! so, boss! so ! so!"
To supper at last the farmer goes.
The apples are pared, the paper read.
The stories are told, then all to bed.
Without the crickets' ceaseless song
Makes shrill the silence all night long ;
Th. h.iw HHim B rt' fnlliuz.
The housewife's hand has turned the lock ;
lrowsilv ticks tne itllcnen cioca ;
But still in sleep the farm-boy goes
Singing, calling,
"Co", boss ! co'. boss ! co"! co"! co'!"
And oft the milkmaid in her dreams.
Drums in the pail withthe dashing streams.
Murmuring, -so, ooss; so :
BY .J. J. TROWBRIDGE. —Atlantic Almanac for 1870.
Cooking Feed for Horses.
A writer in the Journal of ¬
ture says : Last winter I had a lot of
fine rye, which I could not sell at a
remunerative price, uence i conciuueu
to feed it to the horses instead of corn,
which was $1 a bushel. First I had
the rye ground, mixed the meal with
cut onts. moistened with hot water.
and fed at the rate of about three half
bushels boskets a day to each horse.
The animals kent in tolerable condi'
tion. but did not improve as much as
I desired. Besides the miller's toll
wa3 much heavier than I liked.
then commenced cooking the whole
rye in a large iron caldron, set in brick.
One bushel of rve with ft ur or five
buckets (about eleven cations) of wa
ler, and seasoned with a handful of
salt, were cooked wttn very ntue nee
in the afternoou for next day's feed
ing, and fed at the rate of five quarts
of the cooked mess a meal.
I observed this : that one bushel of
rve uncooked will give six meals, and
when cooked twelve; that the un
cooked grain is verv lnipenectly di
gested and requires hogs to follow the
horses, and the cooked grain i com
pletely digested ; that the horses rap
idly gain nesti, not in lat, ana enjoy
excellent health. I follow this prac
tice still am feeding now, wheat
which costs 70 cents a bushel, and find
the trouble and extra labor of cooking
the feed every other day very small.
A boy ten years generally manages
the whole operation inside or nail an
hour.
Ill health is often generated by bad
treatment of the feet. The pores are
not repellants, but absorbents, aud
this foMid matter, to a greater or less
extent, is taken back into the system.
The feet should be washed every day
with pure water only, as well as the
arm-pits, from which an offensive
odor is also emitted, unless daily ablu
tion is practi ced.
A'ew Advertisements.
FARMER'S HELPER
SHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS
OF THE FARM, and how farmers and
their sons can each make $IU0 I'm MONTH
in Winter. 10.0UO copies will be mailed free to
farmers, senu name ana aaaress to fc.iu
LER, McCURDY 4 CO., Cincinnati, O. 4t
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We will send a handsome prospectus of
our NEW ILLUSTRATE FAMILY BIBLE,
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Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
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sad Behind the SCENES.
By Olive Logan. She lets things out, ex !i bi
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dress PARMELEE A CO.,
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simple remedy, and send the receipt free.
MRS. M. C. LEGGET, Hoboken, N. J.
Nov.lO-ttCAD.
M. C. & M. C. F0RWAN.
HAVING JUST RETURNED
from New Y'ork, with one of the finest
selections of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
ever brought to Ohio, consisting of
Bonnets. Uats
of all descript Ions,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
OSTRICH FEATHERS,
Tips and Fancy Feathers !
BIRDS of all kinds, GROS-FAILLE RIB
BONS of all colors,
SATINS, VELVETS. 5Lc
Also a choice selection of
CROSSES,
ORNAMENTS,
HAIR NETS,
In fact yon will find everything In the Milli
nery line. Don't forget the place. In the
First National Bank Block, entrance on Lib
ei ty Street, (Oct. 8, 16W-t
THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF PITT8BUHGII, PA.,
FOR THE
safe-ki:epix ofrosds asd otkeb seit-
KITltS, Ac
NO. 83, FOURTH ATENXE.
GUARANTEE KATES.
For a Tear or lets
period.
Governm't and all other Cou-)
Em (Securities, Including i-f 1,00 per $1,000
ank Bills, I .
Gold Coin or Bullion. 1,25 " 1.000
Silver Coin or Bullion. 2,uu 1,000
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, "i
onowner'sestimateoffull val- I
ne, and rate subject to adjust- f 1,00 " 1,000
nient for bulk, on a basis of j
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gener
ally, when of no fixed vatae, Sl.OUa yes reach
or according to bulk. Wills, $5.00 which pre
mium covers the remainder of the life of the
maker.
The Company Is also prepared to Rent
Small Iron Safes, (each furnished with a Tin
Box.) inside Its Burglar Proof Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the kev thereof,
at the following rates, viz: $!., 20. 30, 60 75.
and per annum.. Also to fetore Books ol
Accounts. Records, Valuable Title Papers,
etc., at reasonable rates.
Prerirtent William Phillips.
Vice President Henrv Llovd.
Director William Phillips, Henry Lloyd.
William Ram William Xf I vnn T I
Bennett, Byron H. Painter. Joseph 8. Morrl
Json. George Blnck, Curtis G. Hussev.
Secretary and Treasurer 8. F. Von Bonhorst.
(Oct, 27, l&J-3m.
TTT THIS OUT.
THIS WILL BE TAKEX I X P. V M EXT
ONE DOLLAE
FROM ANYONE PURCHASING
Twenty Dollars
OF
3r O O 3D
AT THE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISMEXT
OF
A. E. ANDREWS k SOS.
N. 15 Market St. Warren, 0.
QXJT THIS OUT
THIS WILL BETAKEN IN PAYMENT
OF
ONE DOLLAR
FROM ANY ONE PURCHASING
Twenty Dollars
OF
GOOD Si
AT THE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMEM
OF
A. E. ANDREWS k S05,
Ko. 15 Market St., Warren, 0.
PTJT THIS OUT.
THIS WILL BE TAKEN IN PAYMENT
OF
ONE DOLLAR
FROM. ANY ONE PURCHASING
Twenty Dollars
OF
3
AT THE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
OF
A. E. ANDREWS k SON,
No. 15 Market St., Warren, 0.
QTTT THIS OUT
THLS WILL BE TAKEN IN PAYMENT
OF
ONE DOLLAR
FROM ANY ONE PURCHASING
Twenty Dollars
OF
GOOD
AT THE
DRY GOODS EST.BLISIME.T
OF
A. E. ANDREWS & SON,
X. 15, Market St. Warren, 0.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED I
AT
McCONNELL'Sn
Bread ! Bread !
AERATED BREAD ! !
THE BEST, CLEAXEST, AXD UOS1
WHOLESOME BREAD ETER MADE
TTE SUBSCRIBER HAS THE
Agency for the sale of this EXCELLENT
bKEAD In Warren, and the people are glv-
iug 11 a trial, aud pronouncing it
Superior to any Other.
It is always sweet. and entirely free from
deleterious or other substances. No yeast
nseu: nomine but the best Flour, salt ana
Water. It is recommended by the most
emnenl
Chemists and Physicians.
Is received every morning by Express from
Cleveland so that it Is always fresh. Also
AERATED C BACKERS,
Farina Crackers. Pic NIc Crackers, Oyster
Crackersand Gingersnaps.of the bestquall
ty, can always be found here.
OYSTI
The lovers of Oysten can always be sup
plied with the best article the market
attbrds. either by the Case, Can or lilsb.
i- CALL AXD TR1' OUR BREAD.
J. McCONNELL, Main St.
Warren, Sept 8. latiSKf
FITCH & TYLEE
(SUCCESSORS to)
JAMESON & WHEELER.
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALERS 15
Stoves, Plows,
TIN & SHEET IRON WARE,
No. 4 Market St. Warren, Ohio.
PARLOR STOVES,
COOK STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES,
STOVES FOR CHURCHES,
SCHOOL HOUSES AND STORES.
Stoves for Coal and Wood.
HOT AIR
f w-j .j a;;- 9
FOR
CHURCHES A KD I) WELLIXGS,
MARBLE MANTLES!
PORCELAIN KETTLES,
BRASS KETTLES,
STEEL PLOWS,
IHOIST PLOWS
Fails,
TvVs, -
Fanau
TOILET WARE. &c,
At Jaatnoa A Wheeler's sld SUsti, U
I ITCH & TYLER.
October 6, l9-tC
SCHOOL D00KS!!
TV
7"E OFFER THE FOLLOW
ing .books at wnoiesaie or retail.
Spelling Books,
McGnSey's, Town's and Webster's Spelling
BOOKS.
READERS!
McOufley's New and Old Series of Readers,
ALL SUMMERS.
ARITHMETICS.
Ray's Arithmetics, fonr kinds, Stoddard's
Juvenile and Mental, and Fetters Com
mercial Analysis.
ALGEBnAS.
Ray's Old and New Series, Loomls' Algebra,
and Sarles' Bourdon.
GRAMMARS,
Pinneo's Primary and Analytic, Wells and
Quacken bo's, Norton's, Greene's Klements
and Analys Is. and covell a Digest of
Grammar,
GEOGRAPHIES ,
Cornell's Series, live kinds, Gayot's Com
mon School and Intermediate. Col ton
and Fitch's Modern, an.l Colton's
Physical Geography.
WKITING BOOKS,
Spencer's Copy Books, 9 numbers, Babblt
tonian Penmanship and Plain Copy Books.
Xjatin EooltB.
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar,
Andrew's Latin Reader, Andrew's Latin
Lessons, Andrew s Csesar, Anthers Oe
sar, Sailust, Cicero, and Latin Eng
lish Dictionary, Bullion's Cicero,
Arnold's I .a tin Prose Compo
sition, Harkness' Second
I-Mlin Book, Hanson s
Preparatory Lai in
Book, Johnson's
Clwro, Kalt
smldt's Latin
Dictionary.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Fasqoelle's French Course. French Reader.
Itacine, Oorrine. Paul and Virginia, Sur
rene's French IUctionsry, Robertst.nl.
an Svsteiu, Woodbury's German,
Ad'ler s German Reader, Ad-
ler s German Dictionary,
also German A. B. C.
Books, Spellers and
Headers.
MISCEIjIjA.NBOTTS
Well's Chem lstrv. Well's Philosophy, Peck's
Csnofs Philosophy. Wlilson's United States
History. Willson s Outline History, Quack
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I'nited tilatcs, Coppe's Rhetoric, Hooker s
Philosophy, Hooker's Natural History .Walt
er's Physiology, Sarve s Physiology, y
lnnd's Moral science. Wood s Botany, Ma
hew's Book-Keeping, Fulton and Eastman a
Book-Keeplng. Davies- Lagender, right a
Orthography, Walt's on the Mind, W eoster a
Dictionaries.
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W. N. & W. P. PORTER.
Oct. , 1869.
TAKE IT AWAY!!
THAT demoralized old Pump has
annoyed yon long enough.
REMOVE IT! !
And substitute something that WORKS
EASY, COSTS BUT LITTLE MOXEY. and
Is alu-asit readi. What you want Is the Cele-
Draiu
EAGLE WATER DRAWER!
WITH THE
OLD OAKEN BUCKET.
Yonr ne'ghborhas tried It and can tell yon
how nice it works.
TRCMBlri L COUXTT HEADQUARTERS
for this dr wer. is at Jameson A Wheelers'
old Stand. FITCH TYLFR.
.TswaAgeaU literally dealt with.
April 2S-t!
THE CHRONICLE.
Cast Thy Bread. &c.
The Pkjua fOhio) Joif-not Iclls Hie
ibllowiriKgooil story :
An African M. E. Clmroli, not far
from Piqua, numbt-rs among its mem
bership a masculine who is noted for
his zeal in contributing to the colters
of the Lord. Though but poorly sup-
filied with this world's goods, he gives
iberally of his scanty means at all
church collections, feeling assured
that his donations will be doubly re
turned to him in the way of divine
blessings and favors. Some evenings
since, a collection was taken up at the
church in question for a charitable
object. The amount received being
meager, our hero, who was present,
expostulated with his brethren aud
sisters in this wise :
HT .,.11 I M.... -.1 -;u.u-n
A iatu 2 ou, uiuuucis auu rwawm,
disain't gwine to do, nohow. De good
Liora will neblier hies. tie stingy giver,
suah. You needn't be afeerd to give
because de Lord will return de amount
wid interest. Why, brudders and
sistern, a little while ago de Lord
called on me to give somethin' to his
cause, and I freely gib de last 'shinny'
dat I had, bekase'l knowed it would
come back to me. And suah enough,
about a week after, I bought a pair oh
shoes on Main Street, and de man gib
me ninety cents too much change!
Praise de Lord for his goodness!
The Population of the Globe.
On the glotie there are l.SSS.OfiO.OOO
of souls, of which
3Ti,uoo,00 are of the Caucassian
race.
5-52,000,000 of the Mongol race.
190,000,000 of the Ethiopian race.
176,000,000 of the Maylay race.
1,000,000 are of the Indo-American,
race.
There are 3,W2 languages spoken,
and 1,000 different religions.
The yearly mortality of the globe is
333,333,333 persons. This is at the
rate of 91.504 per day, 3,730 per hour.
62 per minute. So each pulsation of
the heart marks the decease of some
human creature.
The average of human life is 23
years.
One-fourth of the population dies at
or before the age of seven years.
One-half at or before 17 years.
Among 10,000 persons one arrives
at the age of 100 years, one in 500 at
tains the age or ho, ana one m Pio
lives to the age of 60.
Married men live longer than single
ones.
In 1,000 persons 95 marry, and more
marriages occur in June aud in De
cember than in any other two months
or tne year.
One-eighth of the whole population
is military.
Professions exercise a great inllu
ence on longevity. In 1,ihi individ
uals who arrive at the age of i0 years,
42 are priests, orators or public speak
ers ; 40 are agriculturists, 33 are work
men. 32 are soldiers or military em
ployees, 29 advocates or engineers, 27
protestors ana -4 doctors.
Those who devote their lives to the
prolongation of that of others t'ie the
soonest.
There are 336,i00,oiO Christians.
There are 5,ooo,0io Israelites.
There are 60,0(10,000 Asiatic relig
ion isU.
There are l!,000,0orj Mohamme
dans. There are 300,000,000 Pagans.
In the Christian Churches:
170,000,000 profess the Roman Cath
olic faith.
75,000,000 profess the Greek faith
80,000,000 profess the Protestant
faitii.
A colored cook, expecting company
of her own kind, was at a loss how to
entertain her friends. Her mistress
said :
"Polly, you must make an apology."
"La, Missis, how can I make it ?
Got no apples, no eggs, no butter, no
nuffln to make it wid."
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SOliD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
rPHK UilC COMB will chance anv colored
I hair or beard to a permanent Black or
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Address Hudson River Wire Works, 75 Wm.
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Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ASK year Doctor er DrsrrM for SWEET
QUININE it equals (hitter) Qnlnlne.
Manufactured by STEARNS, FAR R A CO,
Chemist, New York.
DON'T SHAKE.
THE SUREST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN.
Johsttos'a VfCttahl Casdr Aze 4 are. 8afe,
permanent and etleetual. fto pleasant every
body will eat it. Contains no poison. Hold
everywhere. Made and sold by HOWELL A
JOHNSON, Bedford, Ind. Sent, post paid,
on receipt 01 price.
A. CURIOUS TfcrlAU.
HE has iliscovered a speedy enre for
Catarrh and cold in the head, and sends
the reeipe free toall snnVrers. Address
Dr. A. S. KENNEDY, Auburn, N. Y".
Xjock Havts. Pa.
Mkshrs. I,ippincott A Bakevell,
Pittsburnh. IVdua.
Gent: We have been using your make of
Handsaws tn our Mill, and find them, in
point of quality, superior to any we have
eteruscd. Yours. c.
SHAW. BLAXCHAI.D CO,
VJZ v
4 ?; i., ie- r ; .Os, V. '- "' !
5'Ts--i-V-r; If
jAMK-rrowy, X. Y.
Lipjnncott & Rakexrrll We have no trou
ble with yonr Saws; they don't need to be
lined up with paper; we put them on the
Mandrel and they go right along. Temper
perfectly uniform aud quahtv unsurpassed.
Respectfully, I'HAS. J. FoX.
UPPI5C0TT & BAKEM ELL,
Manufacturers ofCircular, Mulay, Mill Ganir
and Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all
shapes. Colhurn's Patent Axe. Shovels,
ispaaesanu aiues raieni tovenu scoop.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !
TTiUESDELL & TOWNSEXD
I have the largest Stock of Cabinet Waie
aud Chairs ever brought to this place, con
sisting in part, of
PAR LOU SUiTss
Finished In Hair, Cloth, Reps, (of all colors
viz : tireen. Crimson, Striped, ttc, and a la nee
and varied lot of frames, that we will finish
to order, in Itrocatel, Heps or Hair Cloth, at
prices and in a manner that cant be beat."
Chamber Suits'!
of various styles, and Fashionable.
UEI STEADS!
That can't be excelled for mate and finish,
at prices lower than before the kw.' .' At whole
sale and retail.
Easy Chair, Rockers, Library Chairs. In
short, a great variety of Cushioned. Cane
Wood and W illow Chairs, at wholesale and
retail.
T A B Ij 33 S,
Marble Top, 1 f Dinln?,
Parlor, I T1DTr-a J Hreakiast,
Card, TABLES. jKitchen
Extension, J I Library.
Any thing in our line made to order, If not
on hand.
3VT I Tl It o n St
A bieM stock, last received, at greatly re
duced prices. We will tlurnish Parlor Mir
rors of plate glass, at the lowest rates. Old
looking-glass iraiues filled with the best
plates.
In this line we have a large supply of mould
ing that wo will make into frames, or sell a,
wholesale.
Call in and be Astonished
at the vrtttt variety and low prices of nm
goods.
PRK ES GREA TL V RED UCED THIS DA i .
TRUESDELL A TOWNSEM).
Warren. Ohio, Dec 2-t
BENJ. CRANAGE
HAS jut received his SPRING &
SUMMER Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
LEATHER & FINDINGS
At Xo. 10 1AKKET STGEET,
WARREN, OHIO
Large Stock of Ladles' Fine
G A I T E H. S,
Buskins and ftllppers; Also Men's, Boy's,
Missvs and Children's
Gaiters, Shoes, & Slippers!
of various kinds and styles, all of which will
be sola at
Very Low Prices for Casli.
I have also a few smatl sires of Ijulles' Gait
ers and Slioes. a little out of the present
style, which will be sold from 30 cts. to 5 1,00
LESS THAN FIRST COST. j
Please call and examine for yourself.
May 19. lMXKimo I
A. T. HOYT,
I
WEST WAHEEN. OHIO,
Keeps for sale all sizes of
FLOWER rOTSj
HANGING BASKETS,
GARDEN VASES,
HYACINTH TULIP,
c noous, cfco.
Anj. 25, IM-lyr.
:
'
!
AITIM. SEASOX I860. 1
H. STILES' SONS
VOi;i.T) ANNOI XC'K theopeu
I T ing of the largvst and niiMt attractive
st.M k r
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever ouVred to the people of Trumbull coun
ty. Consisting of
SILK POPLINS,
WORSTED POPLINS,
fllENK POPLINS,
HEP ITjPLI.XS,
. EMPRESS CLOTH.
FRENCH MERINOS,
COLORED ALPACAS,
ACL WOOL PLAIiS.
AND MOHAIRS,
OUR "RED U0.1 BBJSB"
BLACK ALPACAS,
Are acknowleilged to be the cheapest and
best in the market.
5000 yd's fast Colored Prints
10 and 12 l-2c Per lard.
10,000 Yd's Bch & Sre. Sheetings,
At 10, 12 1-5 and L per Yard.
TICKINGS. CHECKS,
STRIPES. CANTON FLANNELS.
French and Domestic Ginghams, Blue A
Bro. Penlms, COTTOX YARXS, Batts.
Carpet Warps, Ac.
FRENCH BROADCLOTHS,
Moscow Beavers,
Ladle's Cloukings
Plain and Fancy Casslmeres,
Jeans and Tweeds
Red and Gray Flannels,
Pin id Flannels,
Opera Flannels, and
Wool Shawls
IX LARGE VARIETY OP
Styles and Prices.
A. T. STEWART &C0'S
CELEB R A TED
"Alexandria Kid Gloves,"
he only ffmuine ALEXAXDRIA KID
GLO resold. Also
EMPRESS KIDS at $1,00 per Pair.
LADIES, GEXTS A MISSES' HOSIERY,
GF.XT3 BUCK GLOVES MITTOXS,
GENTS KID A BERLIN LINED GLOVES,
LADIE S MIOSES' BERLIN GLOVES,
LADIE'S A GENTS LINEN Collars A Cuffs,
LADIE'S A GENTS PAPER Collars A Cuffs,
Hoopskirts, Balmoral Skirts,
AND
THOBIPSOB'S GLOVE FITTING
NEW STYLES
EXGLlSn & AMERICAS CARPETS.
TA PES TRY BR USSELS,
CHOICE IXGRAXS.
THREE PLIES HEMP,
OIL CLOTHS,
WIXDO W PA PES,
fflXDOW SHADES & FUTURES,
A T REDUCED PRICE
Men and Boy's flats & Caps,
LADIES AND GEXTS FURS,
T.nlls'aiil M iases Tjice and Coneress Gai
ters, Ladie s and Misses' Kid and Calf Boots.
Men's and Boys, KIP and CALF BOOTS,
Ladies
Traveling Bags and Baskets,
all the latest novelties of the season.
A Fulf Line of Choice Family
O XT. OOE IX IES,
Comprising Teas, Coffee, E-ars, Spices,
Ralsons, Currants, Citron,
Prunes, Peaches, Canned Fruits,
SOAPS, TOBACCOS &c,
Also SOLE A GEXTS In WARREX, for the
sale of
E. BUTTERICK & CO.'S
CELEBRATED
PATTERNS of GARMENTS,
For Ladle's Misses', Boys and little Children
or botn sects.
special Inducements offered to
CASH UTJTZTEJH S
AXD CASH PAID FOR
Butter and Cheese.
Warren, O., Sept. U, 18tJm
Th
A
at
4
&
NEW GOODS
AND
PLENTY OF THEM!
JUST RECEIVED AT
Cl.UEFJ.YGER t BROTHER'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS
AND
MILLINERY STORE,
CONSISTING OF .
Magnificent Assortment
OF
DRESS GOODS !
Plaid Poplins,
Drab Plaids,
Merino Plaids,
Empress Cloth,
French Merlnoea,
Black Alpacas,
Poplin Alpacas.
ARAB SHAWLS
AND
CLOAKINCJS I
-V ,EW AXD ELEGAXT DESIGXS.
We also Invite attention to the most exten
sive, as well as the richest line In
COMPRISING
Bonnets,
Hats,
Flowers,
Plumes,
Ostrich Feathers,
Ribbons,
Infant and
O. L. Caps, Ac tc Ac.
No pains have been spared to make this
department
first class:
In every respect. Every thing rich, rare A
elegant has been sought and obtained, and
we now come before the public fully prepar
eil to meet the demands of a
- FIRST CLASS TRADE. ffit
Beaeaiber the PUee !
(.INLtFlNUtR BBOTHEK,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Oct. 20, 1869-tf.
GROCERY!
-AND
PROVISION STORE !
WM. GILLMER
Has remoYed bis Store to the room formerly
oecapivd bj Freer A Smith, oppocitftth
Court Huase.
Market Street, Warren, 0
Wbtre ha U1 keep a fall assortment ia hi
line, ineludinr
FLOUR AiD MEAL
Pork, Baau, Sour, Srrap.
Tea, Coffee & Tobacco.
CARBON OIL. TUBS. BUCKETS. e.
Goods Sold at the Lowest Ratei
THE HIGHEST PKICB PAID
TINT CASH!
-0R-
13 utter- and lgSTH ! Z
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
WM. GIXLHEB.
Aril 22. lma-tf
ALLISON CHEW!
(Ssrceorto PARKS tHEWJ
TT AS just returned from New York,
ist returned fr
i large stock of
jLwitu a large siock of
DRY GOODS
OF ALL KINDS,
CARPETS, GROCERIES Ac.
entire stock has been selected with great
rare, and he Is prepared to offer
Extra Inducements
To those wishing
LADIES DRESS GOODS f
FINE GOODS,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
He has BLEACHED and BROWN
as cheap as the cheapest. Also
Varied Stock of Hosiery!!
well selected. Pleas
the room formerly occupied by PARKS
CHEW, and I will try to give
PERFECT SA TISFA CTION ! I
ALLISON CHEW,
Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
June 30, 1&8.
LL THE PROMINENT POETS
rtand new Books in One Turkey Morocco
Emdlnirs, for Hoiliday gifts, Inst ree'd at
ADA14' Book Store,