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Trimble Meeting.

About a week since. a few handbills
were posted up about town, which stated
that Nelson Barrierre, and SOMEONE else,
would address the people who were op
posed to Mr.. Chase's course, &C., DC.
Ii is known to most of our readers that
a few disappointed Office seekers, and
some members of the Know Nothing par
ty, who were dissatisfied with the noble
sction of the Ohio portion of that party,
at Philadelphia, have been ~endeavoring
to induce some of the Republican party
TO vote for Trimble, and they have not
hesitaued to advise their hearers, from
the stump, to vote for Medill, rather
than for Chase. This of course tickles
the pro-slavery party nightly. So they
print, and circulate handbills praise
the old Wings, puff the poor old man
who suffers his name to be thus used, vii
ify Mr.. Chase, and laugh in their sleeve,
when they have any success. But their
lat operation in this vicinity: was the
up of the bills, alluded to above.
Some curiosity wa manifested as to their
ni.Eu, for no me knew a Trimble man in
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Saving Machines.

FOWLER, Sept. 95th, '55.
Aessrs. Editors The inquiry is
sometimes made how fast a n horse
saw stove wood with a crosscut saw I
have one of Stoves machines made in
B%raceville, and with a good horse and
well managed it will cut from 70 to IA
cords in a day, from logs p feet in di-
ameter down to 8 inches, of any desired
length if it should be so feet. price
s65,OO.) The power is well calculated
to drive Apple Graters, Straw Cutters or
any machine for one or 40 horses
Price of Power $4,000.
GEORGE STEER.
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MO. 10 MAIN STREET-NEW AR
IN RANGEMENTsl-EMPIRE HAT car srOREl
NiPh0Is & Weir

Have lust received and are now opening, The largest,
most fashionable, and best selected stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING Piece and Furnishing Goods, ever
brought to this market, consisting in PCT Of the fol-
lowing Goods: Overcoats OF every style, quality, and
price. from the finest beaver 20 the eoarsest kersey;
Pants and Vests Of every style and quality. No use to
talk, Just come and see. Every body says, give Mich
ols & Weir the belt for quality, style and price, their
heavy Beaver pilot, plain and twilsd Cloths, plain and
Fancy Cassineres twilled Satinetss Plain and Yam
cy Vestings a few rare patterns Of Silk Velvet Plain
and figured SILK Satin, Cashmire, Worsted Nohair,
&c.
FURNISHING GOODS-Shirts Collars .Undershirts,
Drawers, Suspenders. Stocks, Neck ties, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs. Silk, Linen, Lawn, &c; Wooden Hose, Fur
Gloves, Kid, lined and unlined, CLOTH, Buckskin-aH
cOlors; Buck Mittens; Boys do Umbrellas, a fine
assortment. Carpet bags, &c.
TAILORING done in the best style. and on short no
tice. The capacity Of E. W. WEIR, as a practical
Tailor, is too we'll known to require comment. Partie-
ular attention given to Cutting, and warranted to 1T
HATS AND CAPS-It is a Weil-knOWn fact, that for
eleven years.L ICHOL has kept the largest. cheap
est, AMI most varied assortment Of goods in his line
ever kept in Old Trumbull, and the new firm have to
announce that the stock Of HATS AND CAPS has been
largely increased so all you have to do is to call at
outnt-bocts excepted-fOr less money than you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thing-We
nave no old, shelf worn Clothing, but an entire new
stock OF fresh and desirable Goods.
As gas has for a long time been a very plentiful arti-
Gle IN this community, we would beg leave to be ex-
cused from using 1t in this communication to my old
friends and patrons I would make my best bow and
return many thanks for the very liberal and Iong-con-
tinued patronage received at their hands. To the new
we would say, you too are entitled to the riSht hand Of
fellowship so come along. and we will give Won A
hearty welcome to all the privileges. blessings and ben
ehts, of the largest. cheapest, aud most varied stock Of
Clothing and hats and Caps ever brought 20 this mar
ket. L. NICHOLS,
Warren Oct. 3-3m E w WFTR
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for some three years previous to the ex-
pirations of Mr.. WEBB's last term, al
though the Auditors duty is plain in re-
gard to this matter. But of this and
other derelictions, We have not space to
speak at present. For further particu-
lars, we refer the reader to the County
Commissioners, and to the Records in
the Auditors office.
If this is the manner in which the
"best Auditor Trumbull County ever
had" discharged his duties, we trust the
voters will preserveu us from having anoth.
er such.
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To the Voters of Trumbull County


On Tuesday next, you will be called
to deposit your ballots for State and
County Officers. Have you fully consid.
cred the bearing each vote will have on
the welfare of our County, State and
Country? If not, pause, lest your action
at the polls be such as will bring the
blush of shame to your face, hereafter.
You who have heretofore voted with the
SO called Democratic party, and find old
associations hard to be broken up, re-
member that each vote cast for the AID.
ministration party, counts one in favor
ofslavely in favor of the reckless and
unprincipled manner in which our State
affairs have been managed /; and against
the eternal principles of truth, justice and
and freedom.
You, who, for private or other reasons,
have felt sggrieved at the nomination of
S. P. Chase, and have been almost per-
suaded to throw your vote away on a
third candidate, remember that by so do
ing, although you may not, in reality, eff.
feet the election in n way OF another,
yet you may so reduce the majority for
the Republican candidate, that the great
moral effect on the country at large,
may be lessened.
To the true Republicans, we would
say, do yOur duty, and your WhOle duty.
Remember that Ohio is the field upon
which is to be fought a battle that will
tell with tremendous effect upon the
destinies of this country. Remember
that the people of Kansas are casting
anxious looks at Ohio, to see whether she
will administer a rebuke TO the SlaVeoc-
racy which will deter them from repeat
ing acts which have made the perpetra-
traitors a stencil in the nostrils of honest
men /; or whether she will acquiesce in
the wrongs already done, and encourage
their continuance.
Let every man feel that upon his own
shoulders rests the responsibility of the
result of the election. Let no man con-
slider that votes enough will be cast to
ensure triumph without his own. Let
us roll up such a majority for the Re-
publican Ticket in Ohio, on Tuesday
next, as will make the minions of slave
ry quake, when they see the writing
on the WALL" that condemns them to
political humiliation.
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1856.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best Stallion, of any age or breed, in
or out of the County, Aaron J. Bennett,
Mecca.
Best Bull, ditto, Maxwell Kennedy,
Rowland.
The Committee, also awarded a pre-.
MUM, on Bull calf, to Seth A. Bushnell,
Hartford.
WORKING AND FAT CATTLE.
Best yoke working Oxen, j. w. See
ley, Rowland. I'd, G. c. Bower, How.
land. Sd, Samuel Hoagland, Razetta.
Difficult to decide between the two last.
Best team 10 yoke working Oxen,
Francis Andrews d Co., Rowland.
Best three year old steer, James Ken
needy, Rowland. End, G. c.. Bower.
Rowland. Sd, Francis Andrews, How
land.
Best Two year old Steer, Samuel NJ.
Kennedy, Rowland. End, L. G.. Mat
thews, Warren. Sd, Maxwell Kennedy,
Rowland.
Best yearling Steer, David B. King,
Rowland. end, Edwin Jones, Fowler.
Best calf, James Mackey, Vienna
end, James f. King, Rowland.
Best stall-fed Cattle, j. l. Tod, New
ton. End, il Tod, Newton.
Best CRASHED bullock, J.. w. Seeley,
Rowland.
SHEEP.
Best Saxony Buck, Edward Potter,
Warren. 2rd Edward Potter, Warren.
8 best Saxony Ewes, Edward Potter,
Warren. End, Edward Potter, Warren.
Best Merino Buck, Hugh Montgom-
cry, Brookield. End, II. Montgomery,
Brookfeld.
2 best Merino Ewes, Hugh Montgom-
cry, Brookfeld. end, Benz. Barnard,
Pennington.
Best Leicestershire Buck, Horatio Bas-
com, Greene. End, Horatio Bascom,
Greene.
3 best Leices,ershire Ewes, H. Bas-
com, Greene.
Best South Down Buck, Seth A. Bush
nell, Hartford. end, S. A. Bushnell,
Hartford.
8 best South Down Ewes, S. "A. Bush
nell, Hartford.
Best fat Sheep, ]. B. Carter, Warren.
Diploma recommended by Committee,
to H. D. Hammond, Bristol, for two
buck South Down Lambs.
Diploma recommended by Committee,
to A Hays IL Son, for Cotswold Buck.
JACK AND MULES.
Best Jack, F. B. Lewis, Bazetta. End, !
F. B. Lewis, Bazetta.
Best Jenny, S. A. Bushnell, Hartford.
end, S. A. Bushnell, Hartford.
Best single mule, S. A. Bushnell, Hart
ord.
Best sucking mule, S. A. Bushnell,
Hartford.
FOWLS.
Best coop Chitlagong's, A. NJ. Pea
Mesopctamia.
Best coop Burmah Pootras, A. NJ.
'eabody, M~esopotamia.
Best coop Shanghaes, Miss Mary A.
Bushnell, Hartford.
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We seldom recommend a manufactured medicine,
believing that, in most cases, nature herself perfects a
cure more rapidly and efectualy than can be accom-
plished by the vegetables and minerals Of medical
science. But in the matter Of dyspepsia. there are
chronic features about it, which very often defy all
the efforts Of nature to create a healthy action Of the
digestive organs, and it not unfrequently happens that
thousands suffer for years, diseased both in body and
in mind, from indigestion and its kindred ills. To
such, Hollands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson. are truly a most valuable preparation Il
is a tonic medicine, giving a healthy action to the
stomach. and will be found highly servicable at all sea-
sons, hut especially in the spring. Dyspepsia can only
be cured by j patient perseverance in one course Of
treatment and to all those suffering under this sad
malady we would -recOmmen an application to the de-
pot Of Hollands German Bitters, 100 Arch-st., Phila.-
PkiEa. IRquirsr. See advertisement. 32t
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Republican Township Meetings.

Some one or more of the following
Speakers will visit the different Town
ships, at the times, and places named, and
address the citizens, viz: Milton Sutliff,
John Hutchins, George NJ. Tuttle, ]. D.
Cox, Chas. w. Smith, B. F. Hoffman,
Levi Sutlif, M. D. Legget, j. F. Asper,
B. F. Curtis, Geo. F. Brown, 7. J. Nc
Lain, A. Perry, U. H. Hutchius, DR..
VIM. Paine.
Hand bills, naming the particular
Speakers for each place and evening, will
be sent out in due time. The friends of
the Republican cause will please provide
places and give notice.
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Sad State of Affairs in MicbigoD

A Democratic correspondent of the
New York Egening Post, writing from
Jonesville Michigan, gives the readers of
that paper the following item. 1t is no
doubt literally true, and is worth con-
sidering as n of the signs of the times.
at is almost impossible to find a man
here now who acknowledges himself an
administration man. They will not ad
NIT that John Tyler's administration was
respectable compared with this. The
Democratic party were beaten at the
last election about 5000, and if an cleo.
ton were to be hled to morrow the ma
JorIty would be more than double"
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INVALUABLE REMEDIEs.-Here are a few simple rem
edies for very prevalent disorders, which we have No
hesitation in recommending as infaible:
For sea sickness-stay at home.
For drunkennesS-drink cold water.
For health-takeA Ayers Pills.
For accidents-keep out Of danger.
To make mOney-advertise in the Chronicle.
For coughs and cOlds-take Cherry PeetOral.
To keep out Of jail-pay your debts.
To be happy-subscribe for a newspaper.
To please all-mind your own business.
To have a good cOnscience-pay the printer.
II INvALIDs recovering from the effects Of Fever,
bilious diseases, or long continued illness Of any kind,
will ind Carter's Spanish Mixture the only remedy
which will revive their dropping constitutions, expsl
all bad humOrs from the blood. excite the liver to
and healthy action, and BY its tonic properties,
restore the patient 10 life and YigOr-
We can only say TRY IT. A single bottle is worth
all the sO-called Sarsaparillas in existence. 1t con-
tains no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxiOus or poi
sonous drug, and can be given to the youngest infant
without hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the
bottles. More than five hundred persons in the city Of
Richmond, Va, can testify to its good effects.
See advertisement. Slim
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On the Sd ult., at her residence, in Warren, Mrs.
Ann Mason, widow Of the late Roswell NJ. Mason, in
the sd year of her life.
Mrs. Mason was a native of Vermont, and a daughter
of the Rev. Lyman Potter, who lived and died in steu-
b~enviIle, Ohio. She resided in our midst for nearly
forty years. But few have illustrated the faith and
walk of the devoted Christian more brightly than did
Mrs. NJ. in her life and in her death. As wife and
mother, and in all the relations of life, she was q bright
example. Her memory will long be cherished ny hr
family and friends, and by the community in which
she has long exerted a widespread and valuable intu'
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Mlarriages.

In Warren, on the 9th ult., at the Franklin House,
by Rev. NJ. NJ. Moore, Mr.. SAN'L SHAFER, Of Rowland,
to Miss BELINDA L. McCLATHENY, Of Hubbard.
In Saltwater, Minnesota Territory, on the 9th Of
September. by Rev. II. NJ, Nichols, Mr. W. NJ EAsToS,
junior publisher of the st. CrOix Union. to Miss SARAH
I. DAVIS, all of Saltwater.
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T EGAL NOTICE !
IL Joseph Perkins, PIT,
In the
Court Of Com
mon Pleas

vs. OOuEL U OOm-
HOratio BascOmb, Admir- of Caroline mon Pleas
Newell; Caroline BascOmb, Milton OF TrumbCll
Sutlif, And'w Z. Newell, Ellen VI. Bas- County,
comb and Henry BaseOmb, Def'ts- Ohio
Henry Bascomb. a nonresident Of the State Of Ohio,
is hereby notified. that on the LIST day of October, A. D.
1855, the plaintin fled his petition against the defend
ants in said Court, alleging that Caroline Newell, on
the first day Of April, A. D. 1852, entered into a written
contract with said plaintiff for the purchase OF certain
real estate. situate in Warren. and known as whole OF
lot No. IA in Perkins addition to Warren said petit
ton further alleges, that the said Caroline Newell has
deceased, leaving Andrew + Newell and caroline Bas-
comb. wife of HOratiO BaseOmb. her children, and
Henry Bascomb and Ellen NJ Bascomb, her grand
children and heirs at law, and that said Caroline New
en- has not paid anything on said land, and that there
was due, on the first day Of January, lsS5, the sum OF
s5O7, Is. Tor which with interest from the said LIST day
Of January, 1855, the plaintiff asks 4 decree, or iudg-
ment against HOratio Bascomb, Administrator on the
estate Of Caroline Newell, deed, and in default Of pay
meut, that The Court will order that said land be sold
to pay said sum due, with accruing interest. taxes, and
costs Of this suit. The defendant, Henry BascOmb.a
nonresident Of this State, viii take notice, that unless
he answers said petition by the 24th day Of November,
1855, said plaintiff will take judgment against said Ad-
ministrator, as prayed fol in said petition.
j.. u. Il.
Oct. 3. Is55.-6t Atty's for Plaintiff.
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II HUNORs.-There is no Medicine which has
cured, positively cured, so many cases Of Canker, Salt
Rheum. Erysipelas, SeTOfula, and all such diseases as
arise from an impure state of the blood, as DR.. 5. A.
Weaver's GAMER AND SALT RHEUM SIRUP, together
with its valuable accompaniment. the CERATE, whiehis
advertised in another column Of this paper. The reader
can Judge for himself set
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Pennington. Sd, Harris Ewalt, Ohio
Cultivator. Rowland.
EQUESTRIANISM-

Young ladies under Is years old, (but
one entered, Miss Elizabeth W. Seeley,
Rowland.
Young ladies over Is years old, LIST
premium Miss Mary Young. Gustavus.
md Miss M. s. Craven. Warren.
sweepstake', Mrs. G. A. Williams,
Gustavus.
The report of theC Committee on Discre-
ionary premiums, and Domestic Manu-
taciure were not handed in time for this
paper, but will be published next week
PHILO E. REED. Secretary
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Girard Market.

GIRARD. Oct, 1. 1855.
Farmers being busy seeding, receipts
of wheat are veIy light, and prices have
materially advanced, 81 20 to 81 80
for medium and red, and 81 80 to 81 40
for white, latter price for choice lots
Rye in better demand, at 60 to 65. Oats
25. Bran and shorts same as before
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IN pursuance of an order of the Court

IN pursuance OF an order OF the Court
Il of PROBATE. for Trumoull County. made on the 18th
dav Of September, 1855. I shall, on the ID day Of No
vemFer. A. ID. 1855. between 10 o'clock A. N. and 4
O'Clock p. ~. on the premises, expose for sale to the
highest bidder, the folio Sing described premises, viz ::
5 tuate in the township Of Pennington in said county.
Known as part Of lot No. % in said township, bounded
as follows: beginning on the north and south centre
highway through said township, at the northwest cor
ner Of lot occupied by the Presbyterian Religious
Society thence running north on said highway to
Chauneey Horizons land thence east on said Horizons
south line to the centre OF a space now open in the form
Of an alley or street thence south on the centre Of said
open space till il intersects a line running easterly from
the first mentioned point along the lot Of said Presby-
terrain Religious Society thence west along said line
to the place of beginning. containing tEenty-One and
70-iOO acres Of land, be the same more or less aPprais-
ed at S23 per acre.
Il HHURD,
Administrator on Estate Of Comfort Hurd, deed.
October ?, I555-4t
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"ETERNAL vigilance is the price of liberty" Tween
y-ive cents is the price Of 4 bottle Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. For sale by merchants generally In
quire for the new dress-with two fine steel engraved
labels on each bottle, if the old style Of putting up is
offered. Be sure it is the genuine. Sit
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WOOSTER. OnlO, june lcOS-
DR.. H. TuBRs-Dsar Sir: In Justice to You 1 cannot
refrain expressing my gratitude and at the same time
viii oner something Of my experience, hoping, Of pub
nshedJ II may prove beneficial 10 suffering humanity.
ror the last seven years ] have labored under a cOmbi-
nation OF diseases. and suffered to an extent that rem
dered life a burthen. The best physicians of the coun-
try were employed, but in vain they gave neither
Encouragement or relief. In the fall Of 1s49 my nerv-
Gus system was completely Frustrated by a course Of
typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were weak,
causing much difficulty Of breathing, cough and expec-
torauon. 1 also suffered extremely with a singing
pain IN my left side, near the heart, and back to the
shoulders, but still more from a violent struggling Of
tne heart and an indescribzble sinking, dying feeling,
which IL seemed impossible to survive. These cOnvul-
slons or throes Of the heart would terminate by a rush
OF blood to the head. producing a fearful sensation,
oordering upon delirium, and leave me exhausted. A
pam IN the back and stomach, with frequent vomiting,
added TO my a1ictions. Strength and flesh were much
reduced. l was obliged to keep my bed a greater part
OF the time, aud friends and ~neighbors gave up all hope
Of my recovery, thinking me sinking with eonsump-
ton In the summer Of 1881, when my disease wore
is darkest form, a friend urged me to see Dr.. Tubhs.-
l have done so; have taken Of no other medicines
since and am happy now to sly my health is good
Disease has disappeared under treatment. like dew be-
fore the morning sun, and I can now work at household
affairs from morning until evening, with no ineOnven-
fence whatever. Yours. truly.
REBECCA A. WHITE.
We give the above without comment Those wishing
further information, can call on Mrs. w., or write her
at Wooster. Ohio. roet33t
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STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull County.
Arms & Murray
Henry Moran. ,

An Attachment Was issued in the above canse, against
the property OF said defendant, on the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1855, by Andrew Gardner. a Justice Of the
Peace. of Hubbard township, in said County, for the
sum OF Ten Dollars and Seventy-six cents, and costs.
on = note Of said defendant made to Hugh Love-
Said cause will be for hearing, before said Justice,
on the 9Th day Of October, 1855, at l o'clock. P. VI.
ARMS & MURRAY.
Oct. ,, Is553E@
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OF OHIO, Trumbull County.
Is Before Jefferson Palm,
Justice Of the Peace Of War

Il. y. PARKS. rem lOWnsnlp-
The defendant, Z N. Parks is hereby notified, that
the plaintiff had an order " attachment issued in this
action By said Justice, on the 2Uth day Of September,
1855, to recover Of the defendant the sem Of $50 O6 due
for work and labor on the canal boat alliance. Of which
the defendant is and was owner. which orter OF attach
ment has been served and returned, and the said action
has been continued to the 10Th day OF November, 1855.
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, when it viii be for trial.
The defendant will also take notice, that the plaintiff
will testify on the t ial of said action.
Warren, Oct. 3, lS5J.-3t J.F- ASPER-
Att v for PIT.
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DIR. II. TUBES
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS

~ DR.. H. TUBS, Analytic Physician, win be at his
rooms, Warren, Gaskin House, Monday, Oct 22d.
RAvESNA, Prentiss House. Friday and Saturday, 10Th
and 10th October.
Patients and others wishing consultation or farther
treatment, should call promptly at the times Gd1srtissd
ab0Ue, as qter the October appointments none others
UtH be RadeOr attended until March NEXT. Then they
are to be resumed and continued as heretofore.
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ELEM advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.

WRITING CLASS.-Miss ADALINE
w LANE, would respectfully announce to her
friends and the public Of Warren, that she will open a
CLASS IN WRITING, on Monday Evening, Oct. sth.
at the residence Of Nh. Jonathan Dunlap, on SOutltst.,
where she will he pleased TO meet any or all Of her old
scholars, with as many new ones as may feel disposed
To avail themselves Of her services.
Mnrrer Oct 3 lshl-IL
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County Republican Ticket.


FOR SENATOR,
ROBERT w. TAYLER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
RALPH PLUMB,
GEO. T. TOWNSEND.
FOR SHERIFF,
N R. HARMON.
FOL TREASURER,
JOHN REEVES.
FOR RECORDER,
S. M. CARTER.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
CHAS. w. SMITH.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
EDWARD D. KING.
EoR SURVEYOR,
J. K.
FOR DIRECTOR COUNTY INFIRMARY,
HENRY l.. RUTAN.
FOR CORONER.
JOHN w. M'CLEERY.
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4 DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE !

II Notice is hereby given, that 7. A. thompson has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of David Chapman, late Of Vernon, Trumbull
County. Ohio deed.
Oct q Ts55-3t TIA. THOMPSON.