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EXTRACT FROM SECOND LETTER.

Hudson thought it was time to be STIR
ring. Boston was anxious 10 have her,
for Cleveland was lhreatning 10 come for
the flag, and they desired to have it kept
in the county. Tuesday was the day set
for Hudson to try. All Monday was
spent in riding through the township 10
get the farmers awake, and Tuesday
morning the four horse teams poured into
town. The T%winsburg band was hired
and drawn by six horses. There are
IA four horse sleighs, and nine hundred
and sixty-one people went out of Hud-
son. The Rich6eld people met the same
day al Boston, and as there was no pub
lie square on which TO meet, Boston
opened several lots, and spent a day
meking roads, so that they could drive
in. Rich6eld sent teams to help Boston
take The flag from Royalton, SO Boston
had promised TO help Rich6eld. When
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Melancholy Accident.

We regret to have to record a fata'
accident which befel a daughter of Mr.
Ira FULLER, of this place, aged about
IA years. On Friday morning last. as
she was passing from the main building
of her parents residence to an adjoining
one, she slipped upon some ice formed
by the dripping of the caves. and fell,
discolating her neck and killing her in
stantly. 1t is a sad occurrence, and we
sympathise with the friends of the de-
ceased in their sudden bereavement
Democrat Narch 9Th.
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NHERIFF S SALE

BY virtue Of nc alias order Of sale. issued oct
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumlall county.
Ohio. ~ mr. directed and delivered, by the Clerk OF
said court, and in obedience to the requirements %
said 0rier, l shall expose to sale at public cutlery, "a
the law directs. at the door Of the Court House, in Wsr.
rcn, in said county. on saturday, the 5h day Of April.
A b 1855, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A Il and 4
O'Clock p " Of said day. the real estate described IL
said order OF sale, to wit: the store house and lot %
James ii. kibbee, contracted 10 him by Charlss and
Henry Smith. situate in the Village Of Warren. Trum-
bull county, Ohio, fronting on Main street, Sezr upon
the Nahoning river. IN the south BY the Drug StOra
nov occupied by A Smith & Co.. and on the north
aijOins on The lot an which is the brick building seeu-
pied and owned BY z. L Ioyt & Co.
To he sold n the suit OF Lauren Merriam agaiHst
James u. kihbee ct al. Appraised at h~fty-three han-
dred dollars. (S5,390 co., subject to the SIniths= con-
tract due, OF about seventeen hundred dallars, (SI.7oe;-
III. Z. HARMON Sheriff.
Sherirs Orce. Marrcn. Har. S. lSJE-5:-l.L3
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YALE OF REAL ESTATE BY order

On tae twenty ninth day OF March. A. D. 1888, BE-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A N and four oelock ?
NJ OF said day. on the premises. in the township Of Ba-
zetta, in the County Of Trumhull and State OF Ohio, wiz
he sold to the highest bidder the f0iloxing real estate.
as The property Of Roswell Abel. 2d, deceased, to WiE
il bciug ~sixty-iour acres and 1910 Of An acre OF laAd.
in said township OF Bszetta, and known rs pant Of lot
number thirty-three, it being the homestead farm u
which said Abel died seized; for a more particular de-
~scription reference is had 20 the survey attached to the
report OF the Commissioners in this ease-subjeet To
the dover Of the widow. Appraised n s2,G25. Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
LEHMAN PALMER & AARON DAVIS.
Mar ;, 1s55-4t Adm'rs OF Roswell Abel, I'd, dee.
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Large Sleighing Parties-Extraet of a
Letter from Summit County.

ACIJCl 4IO4n 0uu11ulb lOultls
MARCH 10. 1856.
We had quite a laugh at the descrip-
ton of a little sleigh-ride in Vernon,
which appeared in the Chronicle week
before last. l do not remember the
number exactly but believe it was about
80 persons. 1 will give you a little his
tory of the way they do up such things
in this region. Some time last month
the citizens of Scion thought they would
get up a big ride-so they went to
Twinsbuig in twelve four horse sleighs,
twenty persons in each sleigh, returned
home through Aurora, published a
boastful account of it in the Cleveland
Herald. That reused Twinsburg, and
her CT liens went to Scion with thirteen
four horse and n six horre sleigh, the
latter carrying the Twinsburg Band, and
having in company a large flag. Then
Aurora got up one with sixteen four
horse teams. and went to Twinsburg.-
Bedford next determined 10 out do all,
went to Twinsburg with thirty four, four
horse teams, carrying a flag with a man
painted on il, his hand spread and his
thumb at his nose, and Bedford"
printed on it. Twinsburg heard they
were coming and fifty eight horsemen
and their band Of music went out to
meet and escort them into town, and
when they returned they e corted them
ont of town a few miles, the escort
then opened to the right and left, and as
the Bedford sleighs passed through, sur
rendered the Twinsburg flag 10 them
Mortified then went to Bedford, their
horses heads all decorated with little
flags, their sleighs trimmed with ever
green boughs, alarge flag in their midst,
thirty-three four horse and two six horse
teams, Of course they took the first two
flags and returned through Twinsburg
home. Breckville was next in the field,
she went with her flag and made a de-
scent upon Mortified, with forty-one
four horse and two six horse sleishs
loaded with old and young, seventy
horsemen escorted them to Bedford and
surrendered the thee flags, at Bedford
horsemen Joined the company and
all proceeded to Twinsburg, and were
met by fifty horsemen and a band of
music from there and escorted into the
Last week Thursday, the Bos-
ton folks hired the Twinsburg Band and
went to Breckville with sixty-one four
horse sleighs, and when they got there
found that Royalton had been there the
day before with sixty-four. four horse
n six horse and one eight horse
aud bore away all four flags
their own Haunting proudly above them.
Boston came home mad and vowed 10
nave the flags, SO Friday sent eyer TO
Hudson for the cannon, put it on a plat
orm, and had four mules to draw it,
hen had a large flag attached to a staff
thirty feet high in another sleigh. The
rwinsburg Band was hired again, and
yesterday they went TO Royallon with
'eventy-four, four horse sIeighs and their
mule team and brought home FIVE flags.
There were seven hundred and sixty
line persons in the company. Now there
ire six flags 10 be taken, and the word
S that Medina county is coming for
hem.
The present prospect is that the strife
ian be kept up till July, L think the
leighing will hold out.
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Ypme Snttaigsms.
Court Proceedings.

The Court Of Common Pleas com
menced its. session on Tuesday of last
week. The first day was spent in calling
the docket and hearing motions, demur-
rers &C., nc cases being ready for the
Jury. A large number of cases was
continued, which render the present term
much shorter than usual in this county.
The grand jury had a large amount of
business before them. The following are
the cases and their action thereon:
The State of Ohio VS.. Thomas Hackett,
for stabbing. endorsed not a true bill.
Ohio VS.. Marquis d. Baeen, for pass
ing counterfeit money, endorsed not a
true bill.
Ohio VS.. Charles Brown, for passing
counterfeit money, endorsed not a true
kiIl.
Ohio VS.. John Mawhiney ct al. for
breaking and entering dwelling, endorsed
not a true bill.
Ohio VS.. Seymour Stebbins, James
Haws and Robert Mawhiney for robbery,
endorsed a true bill.
Ohio VS.. George Perry for horse-steal-
ing, endorsed a true bill.
Phebe Pettibone VS.. Hosea Pettibone.
Petition for divorce and alimony. Di-
vorce granted and alimony allowed
Sutliff & Tuttle Atty's. for Petitioner.
Ohio on complaint OF Harriet Sergent
VS.. Aquilla Thompson. This was a case
of Bastardy tried at last term, and Judge
ment was rendered for the plaintiff $3.50.
The defendant surrendered himself into
custody and was discharged from custody
under the insolvenI law. On motion Of
plaintiffs counsel a default was entered
against the bail at The last term, and a
motion was made 10 set aside the default,
continued. At this term the motion was
heard and granted. Sutliff & Tuttle for
Plf.. Curtis & Bright & Jones for Def.
The case of the State of Ohio, VS.. Sey-
mour Stebbins, James Haws and Rob
ert Mswhiney, for the robbery of Wilson,
in this place was tried, and the defendants
found guilty. They have moved for a
new trial, which will probably begranted.
The facts in their case we reported some
time ago, when the case was heard be-
fore the magistrate. c. w. Smith, Pros
Atty, assited by John Hutchins, for the
State. Burchard, Reed, and D. D. Bel
den for defis.
Elizabeth Spencer VS.. Timothy Alder
man, was a case for breach of promise,
accompanied by seduction. The jury
returned a verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Satlif q futile for Plaintiffs. Hutehins
d Cox for Defendants.
There has been 4 number Of other
cases disposed OF, but they were not of
any general interest.
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Musical.
The Concert of the BAKER family, on
Wednesday night, was well attended, as
always will be the case, whenever they
sing in this town. We remember well
their first concert in this place, given
some ten years ago. before they had
earned their well won reputation. They
sung in the Baptist church, to an audi
ence not more than Thirty or forty in
number. But that small audience APP
preciated their talents. Since that time
the announcement Of their name has been
sufficient to insure crowded houses.
Success to the BAKERS.
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Desirable Res dence for sale.

By reference to our new advertise-
mcnls, it will be seen that Col. DUMAS
offers for sale his Gaiden Farm. Any
person wishi6g such a place, viii do
vel to make application, as IL will lie
sold al bargain.
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Fire in Bristol.

Fire In Bristol.
The fremont Hotel. keptby Mr.. COREY,
and the store of Mr.. c. j. KIBBEE, were
destroyed by fire on the night Of Mon
day the 10th inst. The property was
partially insured.
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Garden seeds.

Garden seeds.
We are indebted to Messrs. ELLIOTT
d Co., of Cleveland, for a package of
Early Garden and Flower Seeds. Al
most every kind of seeds AID agricul'
tural implements, can be found at their
Warehouse, and the high reputation and
long experience of Mr.. ELLIOTT, is a suf-
6cient guarantee of the quality of any
article in this line, which he may recom-
mend.
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Signnr Rlifz.

Signor Blitz.
This world-renouned Ventreloquist
and Magician, is favoiing the citizens of
New Castle with his levees this week.
Should the Signor visit this place. he
could ''put money in his purse"
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RLEACH MUSLINS, Cotton, Elan
IL mel, and Dried Peaches, g. GRATED Fruit " at
IInYT l. cos
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Fire in Sharon, Pa.
The Mansion House, kept BY MI.
HUGHEs, was burned on the night of the
Sd inst.
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School House Burned.
The brick School Horse at Leavitts-
burg was burned on Tuesday the 18th
inst.
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HECKER'S FARINA, a very agree.
able and nutritious article Of food. admirably
for invalids and children. For sale at
mar II Sc. I. A. SMITH & Co.
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We are under obligations TO Mr..
GooDRIcu, of Braceville, for a sample of
cheese, received some three weeks since.
1t is very rich, and having seen several
winters, is about the smar.es specimen
we ever tasted.
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ME STATE on OHIO. TrumbulI
County. In The Court o. Vonmon Pleas
Cornelius friee. Plaintiff,

Cornelius rice EAalEtlIs
vs.
Robert Moore, Amer. Adam, Asa W. Petition for
Robert. Catharine & Weatha Swartz eonyeyants
weller, (ehildren) & Margaret SFartz- Of lsnd, 80.
weller. (SidoE) Of JOHN P SEartzE=I-
Ter.
and Margaret SwartzWelser. living out Of Ohie. some
where uest, are hereby notified that Cornelius Price.
plaintiff. has 81 d his petition in said court, alleging
that John 4. SEartz~ sller contracted 10 sell plaintiff.
part Of lot }, in Hub srd, Trumbull Co., on the cast sids
thereof. c0ntaiuing 20 acres; as described particularly
in a deed recorded in BooL Al. pages 426 and "a, Of
Trumhall Records. Also n small piece. part 81 let 4.
adjoining the above, containing one acre p rods. par
iieularly described in 4 deed recorded in book2 pa
gcs 567 and 500. ThatpIaintin gave John P his rotes
and too possession that John P. sold the notes to
Robert Moore. and gave Robert a mortgage deed Of
said land to secure the notes; that Margaret released
dover: that Robert Moore then gave plaintiff \ contraet
for said Ia nd. and agreed TO make him a good warranty
deed; that said notes have been paid, but Robert Moore
has not conveyed the land, and cannot convey 4 a. he
agreed. hecauSs the nominal title remained in John p.
and descended. on his death, to his said children, Who
are mere naked trustees Of the title for plaintiff Plain
tin prays specific performance Of said contracts and
CONVEYANCE Of title and a decree that said widow and
heirs, and Robert Moore. make him good title in fee
simple. They are notified II answer the petition BIZ
the 9Th day OF March. A. D. 1855, or Judgment and de-
cree will be entered against all the defendants on their
default. HOFFMAN & RAfLIfF,
FEB. -, Is56-6t Attys for Plaintid-
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DIR. ]. D. MARCHISPs

w,ary. 1T STANDS PRE-
EMMWllIXL, Il eminent for its curative
RAMCyWW powers in all the diseases for
E&F%-<#& which it is recommended, usu-
EHkE = ally rallied
AZ FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
MAM& OF these are PrOlaPsus Uteri,
M\lMM or falling Of the womb; Fiu0r
$500 ~MN Albus, or whites; Chronic In
A YIN hammatiOn and Liberation Of
G&1ASAM the Womb; Incidental HemOr-
# rhage, or Flooding; Painful,
~HsE.A Suppressed, & Irregular Men
AKSA situation, DC with all their
~ accompanying evils. Cancer
e~xceptedD 10 matter how Sc
we're or of how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced ~ empty
puns and INTERPRETATIONS nor is it intended that
its present popularity shall be sustained by any medi-
um but is merits and the appreciation oftne puoiie.
REFERENCES.
The me licine is now well known and appreciated,
and will have Z steady and increasing sale / know OF
no preparation that can compare with il for The partie-
uhr complaints for which it is designed. ! am salts
fed. by the use nov making oft in my own family, and
by almost every days evidence Of its benefits to others,
that il justly merits the warmest recommendations its
XII PERKINS, N. D., Marietta, o.
. 1 would be glad to have a further supply, as
the medicine is becoming very popular. and l think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
rho. NEWMAN, NJ. D. Nj. Vernon, Ind.
frcYall on meulcal men 10 auOpk u II their praCtAccf
and | have no fears Of the result, from what knowledge
| have obtained personally Of the curative powers, |
wish the medicine kept here.
tx. HAWKINS, VI. D., WaynesAurg. Pa.
The Catholican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
fitted but one-and that one, nothing will help.
Truly yours, wa. LAIRD HAZLETT. N. D.,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
l must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved 10 be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which it IS
recommended viz those Of female weakness, such as
Prohpsus Cteri, FllOr Alhus, and al irregular and
painful menstruation. and diseases OF irritation Of the
female organs. D. Y. F00TE, NJ. D., Syracuse, N Y.
The Claims Of this medicine 10 the confidence Of the
public are strengthened by the fact OF its having re
ceived the appreciation and liberal patronage Of naHy
members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States, some OF whom have voluntarily given let
Of commentator, (see pamphlet sustaining all
that is claimed for il As a curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above disea-
together with testimonials from ladies' Of the high
est respectability, as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, to all which the attention Of ladies and prac-
is respectfully invited. can lie had gratis IT
the store OF L. A. SMITH & CO., Druggists. Warren,
Ohio. J. /. MARCHlSI & CO.. ProPrietorS,
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, Z. /.
Feb. G. Ie5G-6ya.
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. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 co Cor

y A FAHNESTOCK * co, Corner of Wood and First SIS Pittsburgh. Pa.
i , importers and dealers In Drs,A enAe ,ChmeL.D Dye Stuff, PMD. LhNeiO ILL., VLnShes
Wmd0EG Glass Gsare,S Surg Instrumental Lard 0L Treuns.P Patient hHss.P Perfume Brushes
AkoH- IHnSO L." haeO Slices Manufacturer H White Lead. Ted Lzd and Large Heh.sh
store and offer 0rs sales Dol nsw LheL Lead in packages OF - 50 IW SO 300 aid 81 pounds each. sLA
we gn~Dee tobeh TeGf :tddyP uea dunsuTaseI by Hym in aAy.
Having resident PatnG5n few FORK and FhHAtefhA to- take MaEuged an ehsnesn the natsLs ~
nhel to sell Drugs &c. for esnhTU to prompt time DEALER, ona GHo-bsu n. a. ESAn EAahs
TFR A Fan oa. vnnMugo furnished with nHh, German RseAA and sganhss directions
PMtFuvh Pa Feb ls563m-
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Case Of H. y. Lacey, Of StO1, Summit c0zzfy. Oii0
Early last spring Mr.. LIS lungs we're highly irrita-
tel by the inhalation OF lime dust, whilst engaged in
sowing it overhis wheat fields. Thi= was followed By
= hacking cough, e1pectoratiOn Of purulent matter,
with slight hemOrThaCe. night sWeats and debility, in
deed all the usual symptoms OF consumption 1 pre-
scFibed for him on the 26th OF September last, and in
less than two months all the formidable symptoms had
disappeared. When l last saw him he enjoyed vigor-
Gus health.
The above isa correct statemeni u Of the results OF Med
Icated Inhalation in my case. and / can heartily recon-
mend it TO the suffering invalid. II. Y. LACEY.
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Psychology.
Dr.. HYDE will deliver a course Of lee
lures on the above subject, at Empire
Hall, commencing Tuesday evening,
March 18th. The DR.. also advertises a
new Galvanic Battery, for the treatment
and cure of various diseases.
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TO MEDICAL STUDEN TS.-DRS.

l. PAINE & DAVIS would say to Young Men who
are DESTROYS of studying medicine, that they have furn-
ished themselves with a large Medical Library, Ana
tomical Charts. Plates, Maps. Surgical and Chemical
Apparatus, sufficient to illustrate all the various
BRANCHES OF medicine and Surgery. DR.. Paine, Demon
strat0r Of Anatomy in the Z. NJ. College Of Philadel-
phia, will lecture to the Studtnts every Saturday after.
noon, on some OF the branches Of medicine, and to
those who are DESTROYS OF studying for the profession,
they will give rare opportunity to do so. For further
particulars inquire at their Office. over Nichols &
Weir's Hat and Clothing Store, Main St, Warren,O.
Jan. 1914
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

lie SlAIG VT On1Of 1EumouH
L County. S. In the Court or Common Pleas
John D-aa, admro OF James Demills, dee9 Original ard,
vs.. supplemental
Archibald GruIe and Others Petition
Andrew wyrick, Robert Wyriek. Samuel Wyriek
Rosauna Dillcy and Andrew Dilley her husband. and
Sarah Bailey and Robert Bailey her husband, are ncs
fed thaton the 18th Day Of March. 1854, the piairtG.
as administrator Of James Demill, deceased. tled . pc
tition in said court. showing IN his hands, large amount
Of surplus monry. the proceeds Of lands Of the eecea<-
ei. sold to pay debts, by ordcr OF ccrTt, making defen
dAnts TO said petition, Michael Wyriek and divers Othtr
persons. and praying that they i~nterplead rs TO their
.irht to said money hat since then said Michael w
rick has deceased. and the said rlaiut.d has Aid his
supplemental petition. making the above named Nth
others. children Of said wyTick. defendants. and ssh
ing the sane reli,f rs 10 them. Said defendAatg must
Erswer By the 9th Saturday after the zzth DAY % Rekre~
arg. 1856, or judgment viii he rendered against theu
~ default STTLIFF & TuT1LE-
Feb y, Is56-5s Atiy's for PJf-
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subscribers are nov prepared to manufacturer
Scales, upon the Fairbanks principle, for weighing
Hay, Coal, Iron, and sill heavy drafts. They are war
ranted to weigh accurately any weight from one pound
to five tons. Many Scales of our manufacture are now
in use in this vicinity. Our Machinery is also adapted
to the manufacture of Lightning Rods, Bridge Bolts,
and all heavy Job Work. All orders promptly filled.
Travelling agents wanted to sell Scales.
Below is the official certificate Of the sealcr of
Weight and Measures for Trumbull county.
c. b. DARLING, & co.
Warren. March ). 1856.