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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-31
AN orders aadressed . the Agent prompLIy atteE
CHERIFFS SALE
~ The Western Reserve Bank,

BY virtne ola Ven. Ex to me directed and delivered,
issued oI Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of TruEhall
county, Ohio. have levied on and shall Expose 70 fno-
lie Sale. at the door OF the Cozrt House, in Warren. IN
said county, on SATURDAY the 3lst day Of JANUA
RY. A ID le57. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. IL
and 4 o'clock. P NJ. Of said day, the follozing deseri
bid real estate, to wit; A certain Tract or lot Of land,
situate in the township Of Weathersnsld, or township
No. ,, in tn 81 range OF townships, Trumban county
Ohio, Icing parts Of lots - and %, in the Salt Springs
Tract. bounded south by IGO acres of land, in said lots.
heretofore decided to James McCombs. east and vest
by the lot lines, and north by the middle Of the Aaho-
ming river. and by land in lot No. %, heretofore sold
to Robert Taggart and from said Taggart t. H. r. Iiar
mon. being ali the land within said boundaries. except
% acres heretofore decided to the heirs Of John Neon
nell. containing two hundred and ten 36-lOO acres Of
land, more or less: aud is the same land decided to John
Battles by Joshua Stove. by deed recorded in Trumbuil
County Records, Book a. page 504-
ALSO, the following described tract OF land, situate
in said tounship Of Weathersheld. and is bounded by
being the north half Of lot No. 10. in tract No. ls, in
the grand Salt Spring Tract. as surveyed BY Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol
and bounded as follows, viz: commencing At the north
west corner OF said lot. thence east 40 IS chains
and ~ links to a post; thence north e9~ 4O.E, 81 chains
and II links to a post on the east line; thence north
80 ". Is chains and II links to the north east cor
ner; thence south s9S and 90 west. Al chains and .
links. to the place Of beginning; sixiy-tSo acres AMI
2sH rods, (62 .2SS be the same more or less; being
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap. by deed TO
John Battles. Recorded in Trumbull County Records,
Book 81, page i6l.
ALSO. a certain other tract or lot of land. situate in
said township Of weathersheld, containing one hun
dred and forty-seven acres and % rods Of land u41yJ4l
heinv mart of lot Z no acres and 90 rods) and part OF
lot 9 l6 acres and 32 rols) in tract IT, in said Salt
Spring Tract. called Slows Tract, as surveyed by Eze-
kiel Hoover. in August. 1916, being the same land con
yeved to John Battles. by deed from the State OF Con
~necticut. recorded In Trumbull County Records, Book
90. page aO9. excepting therefrom the Town Plat ofthe
Village OF South Niles, and about : acres OF land con-
traced and sold to G. Riese, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first described 202 acres appraised 500 per
acre; the second described e. acres and esE rods, AZ
SIS rer acre. and the last described with the excep-
il. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
sberia's Oa5c.. Warren, Dec. 81, 1~s5G-5w-7.62
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Loaning Money on Forged Paper

The New York Journal of Commerce
in speaking Of the Huntington forgeries,
say:
THE affidavit published in reference
TO the Huntington forgeries, proves a
fact which we had no doubt of from the
beginning, that many of those who had
loaned him money upon the forged pa
per. must have known, or at least sus-
pected its true character. Huntington
told a gentleman who called upon him,
that he paid twenty cents per day for
each hundred dollars borrowed. and that
he had paid to two persons with whom
be had done most business, $50, 600
and S40.0 600 respectively, by way Of
interest. Ii is evident, we think, that
any capitalist loaning money at the rate
of 81 per cent. per annum. (the rate
namely upon notes of haad which could
readily be sold 10 the street at the rsie
of sos per cent. per annum, ii genuine.
must have suspected that something was
wrong. The practice of lending money
upon forged paper is nothing new; the
Jews in London do it without hesitation,
and if the borrower be a young man Of
good family, they prefer a forged sigma
ture to a genuine as better security, and
because it brings a very high rate of
Interest. The borrower in addition to
the loss Of credit has the fear Of New
gate to induce him to make pny ment
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nPNOTICE.-DR. S. sTRos0's FEVER DESTROYER
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take ii 10 the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let il there
spread joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. If it will not do this, a thousand certificates
will 10 but little towards securing the confidence OF the
public. The testimoniais-which are many and long
are published in a circular, as the limits OF an adver-
tisement will not p~ermit-which are presented more
for the purpose OF calling the public mind to this new
remedy, which may be found at the principal Druggist
IN ths Western States and California;.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
duced, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, il it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
hnd it out. and demonstrate IL as a humbug, "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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Marriaats.

In Warren, at the Parsonage, on the 24th inst,
by Rev. VIM. C. Clark, Mr.. WILLIAM AN
DERSON, and Miss RACHEL WALTERS,
both of Lordstown.
In Girard, on the 25th inst. by Rev. T. Heard,
Mr.. EVAN MORRIS, of Weathersfeld, to bliss
ELIZABETH DAVIS, of the former place.
In Champion, on the 23d inst, by Rev. Benz
Walker, ROBERT MILLER, Esq, of Va, and
Miss ELIZA JANE, daughter of John Wilkins,
Esq, of Champion.
In Newton Falls, on the 9th inst. by Ed. L
Southmayd, Mr.. NILES MUNSON, to Miss
CELACIA HUMASON, both of Vienna.
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9tatbs.

In Rowland. on the 22d inst, of Typhoid Fee
yer, JOHN s. WRIGHT. aged % years.
In Hiram, Portage Co., at the residence of her
son-in-law, John Buckingham, on the 22d inst.
Mrs. MARY HANK, reliet of Daniel Hank, of
Rowland, in the e4th year of her age.
Mrs. H. was one of the first settlers in this
county, having removed to Rowland, in the
year 1902, where she has since resided. At the
time of her d~ecease, she was visiting her daugh-
ter in HiraE.. She was a consistent member Of
the Disciples Church, for many years. Her re-
mains were inferred by the side of her deceased
husband, in Blatsly cemetery, at Weathersfeld
In Johnston, on the sth inst, N. C. wife Of
Philo Thompson, in the 39th year of her age.
Mrs. T. has long been Il member of the N. E,
Church, she left the world in triumph, entirely
resigned, with a full assurance of a better home
in Heaven. She has left a husband and a large
circle of relations and friends, to mourn theil
loss.
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The Book Fnterprise,

As this is something new, and seems to create
no little excitement throughout the county, we
think it would interest our readers TO know how
the matter is conducted.
If you wish to buy q hook, you 90 10 Adams
Bookstore, select any book in the establishment,
worth q dollar, or more if you wish; then you
have a box Of envelopes placed before you, from
which you select one and open it, take out q slip
of paper, and whatever that paper calls for, you
receive upon the spot, as q free gift. with your
book. Every envelope calls for some gift, from
the value of Ten Cents to Fifty Dollars-so that
no person will fail Of receiving O Gift Of some
kind with their book, and some will be fortunate
enough to realize very valuable presents Low
ers Of books can have 9 fine assortment to select
from. during the present moath.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-31

AMERICA, PATENTED FEB. 81, 1856.
TeM attempts ofor eOmpdnrD d@a FROM the growing puhhyO of run Unparalleled have induced
ms jIe for himself We calmly firm that r Mn has decided aduuhssW over all O6 Mn-BF in
THIS MILL WILL NEVER WEAR QUIT
hecauen e part naw @s uHybe renewed rom N {" time" HaPb.on proportion to first oH)Hs
seend-n tn fact that hhs ssNGLE SET SCREW AND Level. by which eg grinding sehmssa
ThMd2m the ah hat has sPoCr DELIVERY By uhh the nA is deposited in amx or measure to
be rmovedw without sO time tabOs eemesn the nelfonH dirt rain snow eiE ID - $1,000
Fouth-n heh act hnth having less surface hpodues less ehonrm and requires LES Po"EkI TIA
N HI WILL. ddng the sea ma nsO of dnhng
ThsM IN is furnished whit two set fine teeth. and hs@ can teh rnhhed asy Time "a co rnCaG
for hnhyu use Experience has proven that tbs eHh rare the Oyh thing at Dnabeto wear hin aS
|mhO ut alta spoutO ones the M- which vile be he opTanro set box unr and receive hs
|mhw without the trouble Of shovehngh up The adjusting Tpantash simple and eermL nds worked
a vast age fuupops. as well last being made hq mie coarse or fine as desired.
Among deu uses 10 which ubM III is sipht are the oHoSnGy E-Giutns Tcrhfngc ona c%s
shaped in it's onshucimm and so lew its parts tbs it can he mnshedM alta very IV price, when the value
of the Nrcs hpGfnms is eOnddsed.a uifrh tn same rasonh is duadsM and anhksyD get 0utd-
pair
ledh or cattle, andw will hlhme thr in 0ethril sh time
TO THE OHIO STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTUIE:
m@mHngh moa0 Ghemmtf in respect to Corn and cbM Mills therefore hye felt aMdu upon to
gNetoi this lind Mchmsa special eP%s and Ir %u ne n r nd ms n oe%n OF mr nsnnn%.
@ @Sm min and SI wh TO rnd IL out fhafne mill called Yong America E~esTr?% snn~d BY
m IL x A. ZEE Of MMssd Ohio Umnd into good d With IL evondonss and conunuous dnn ofo
lbs n an ssrgas Of eco lbs as hown by Gibbs nsmOmeer Anda shei@ construction oFhe sSdd
mill Young Americas appeared to the Committee superior many respects any hMm and ~~Hyi In
PramumG DTiom ads Silver Medal O-YOUNG AMERICA"
CoSF u RUNNING THE YOUNG MERIC MILL TEN YEARSC COMPARED WITH thai = ~
H OTHER MILLS IN Sc A. THIS mi
hsa well knew nah that Cast Iron MmsH for ginHn: Corn &c to dot work property win not hh
Mo6mr az wme nor economic Wds the same uem mee FeaL The nndnEe nmseT win show
the cost of gnnHngw ha ho heM Mills low in u.N ten years Cost YOmgA America Mn $50 neHt
mDSg mSe Mn n LAST lon Mhe Young ImnaM Mill Without repairs say %b~ rne~eie very two
yg H5 SI &r S@DsA mm MI FamTewm md aSsIn santo fansS rdHT Corn anaC Cob Ss VII
Ise by heh above estimate that tn Young AmeHSa Mil can euhhr the purpose rPrdG rSh ano re
hrdh eepen" ofay derA Will USE @ ~ frae BY D. DAMS Agent
- Al orx atjzdo ueH agent p0npuum niedu
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-31

The ILLUSTRATED AxNuAL REGISTER OF
RURKL AFFAIRS. and CultiYator Al
nanac for 1857. By John A. Thomas.
For sale by Luther Tucker d Son,
Albany n. Y. Price 95 cents, FIVE
copies 81.
We have received a copy Of this work
aud think it a valuable and interesting
book, especially to farmers. 1t contains
144 pages, and lac engravings. 1t treats
upon farming subjects, generally the
laying out of farms, farm houses, imple-
ments, fruit culture. ornamental plant
ins. and plants. weights. and measures.
farm, and garden economy. domestic
animals. and other subjects connected
with farming. We know Of no work
containing so much valuable practical
knowledge for The farmer, which can be
obtained for so small a sum-.
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FitsI Whv Prominent.

For a long time there was a paragraph making It's
regular weekly appearance in our columns, with the
brisf, but emphatic words Fits! Fitsi' always at the
head; to SOM an offensive caption, but not so TO the
benevolent and humane. who could synpathize in the
sorroNs OF others. Some persons are shocked at any
indications Of disease. and are even thrown into ncr'
vous excitement on witnessing a hearse or coffin
Such are TO be pitied. We should always strive to look
disease and even death in the face with calmness, and
especially take every opportunity for aiieviatinE dis
ease. Viewed in this light, the advertisements Of s.
Hance, of las baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd, possess
a certain interest, and those who know Of any one suf-
fering from Epilepsy, Spasms, or Fits Of any kind,
should feel il a pleasure to cut out his advertisement,
or in some other way send WORT to the afflicted, Of the
great value OF his remedies. They can lie sent to any
part of the country by mail. Price, 50 per box. Two,
S5- Twelve, $24. dec
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Naval Battle between a Nicaraguan
Schooner and a Costa Rican Brig Of
War-The Brig blown Up.

Naval Battle between a Eicaraguan
Schooner and a Costa Rican Brig Of
Wharf.-The Brig blown Up.
New ORLEANS, Dec. IL, 1856.
The steamship Teas, with California
dates to the Goth Of November. and San
Juan dates 10 the 9Th instant, has arrived
here.
The steamship Tennessee left San Juan
for New York with S270. 600 in treasure.
The news from Nicaragua is highly i'm.
portant. General Walker had been sue.
cessful in a series Of battles with the Cen
trail Americans.
|, On the 10th ultimo General Hornsby,
with two hundred men, defeated eleven
hundred of the enemy under the Costa
Rican General, Canas. The enemy lost
goo. while Hornsby had only 9 killed
and IL wounded.
Four days fighting at Massaya had
ended in the entire defeat of the enemy.
General Walker had returned 10 Ora
NADIA. and after giving three days notice
of his intention, 10 allow time for the re-
moval Of valuables, fred the place, not
leaving a vestige of it.
The inhabitants of Granada had re-
moved to Rivas with all their effects,
which will hereafter be the capital of
Nicaragua.
A na Ial battle had taken place be-
tween the Nicaraguan war schooner Ora
NADIA, Capt. Faysoux, and a Costa Rican
brig of.war three times the size of the
Granada. The Costa Rican vessel was
blown up, and all on board of her per
ished.
1t is estimated that the enemy have
lost three thousand men in the various
battles since October.
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To Attorneys at Law in Trumbnll Coun-
~, and Others Interested.

The undersigned. publishers of the
TRANQUIL Dem Graf and EeStern Reserve
Chronicle. beg leave to call your atten
ton to the fact that they are almost daily
called upon to publish legal and transient
advertisements. fer which they do not,
xpon the average, receive pay on more
than enc thirl of the number published.
They cannot afford 10 sustsin this loss,
do they think that it is either just.
necessary, or beneficial to the public,
that they should do {. They therefore
will. after the first day Of January next,
demand pay in advance. for all such sd-
vertisements, and will decline publishing
them except upon these terms.
HAPGOOD Il ADAMS.
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+ COX HERE.-Iw.u sell at a great

II bargain, seven acres Of Land, Immediately south
Of the centre Of Hartford, in this county, now occupied
by H. G. Gallup There Is on il a Frame Dwelling. -
by 30 feet, with kitchen. well finished and surrounded
with shru5bery; also Horse barn 20 feet square; two
wells Of good water. and n number OF choice grated
fruit trees all in good order and pleasantly situated.
For a Professional man. or Mechanic. IL affords q rars
chance for a home. Title complete, and possession
April LIST. or sooner il desired.
TERMS-S6G0 cash; or $3.50. = in hand, and the
balance in a year. The owner Is in the West. hence
he offers his place at such low figures. the ~baiIdings
being really worth the price. For further particulars,
call on me. TH0MAS J.. CLAIM
Dec. Il, sc. Real Estate Agent.
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TnE COUNTRY Observation-Disclosures
by Luther Tucker & Son, Albany, n.
Y. Price 80 per year.
This is a weekly journal, devoted to
the dissemination Of information for the
benefit of the farmer and country resi-
dent. 1t treats of the farm. the garden,
horticulture, mechanics, and the freside,
and stands at the head of the purely ag-
r~icu.tural weeklies, in the United States.
The publishers have devoted a large
part of their lives. and given their sole
attention to the publishing of agriaultu.
raj journals. and works of various kinds,
and therefore are more thoroughly quail
fed to do justice to this branch of jour
nalism. than any other men can be who
make it only a secondary part of their
business.
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.uBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

l.. By virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court, Tor
TrumbuIl County, issued 24th October. lroo.i VIII
sell at Public Auction. at the door OF the Court House.
in Warren, on SATURDAY, the 3lst dag OF JANA
RY 1s57. at two o'clock. P. NJ the following deSerl9-
ed Real Estate. lately belonging to Robert Na1eriahu'
deceased. TO wit: the south west corner OF lot ~ IN
the township Of Warren, bounded South and west on
original lot lines. East by the middle Of the ROAD lead-
ing from Warren to Newton Fails, and North by Iihe
paralI-I with the south line, and 50 far from said south
line as To include six acres. The above land VIII be
sold subject to the widows right Of dover. Appraised
GEORGE TAYLER-
Da~ Al ,56-4w Adu'r Of L. Waterland.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Il CorHty. In the Probate Court.
s. W. Richmond, Admir- Of Oliver Allen,l
deed, vs..
E1nice Allen, Abigail Allen. Lewis p Petition
ATen, sally buckles, Abishua Dean. to sell land
and her husband, Vim. Dean, Nina
Chapman,& her husband, -ChaPmaa-J
The said defen Iants win take notice. that on the
9th dav Of December 1855. the undersigned. as Admin
istsator aforesaid. filed his petition in the PROBATE
Court Of said County, praying for an order to sell me
real estate knozu as the homestead where said Allen
resided at the time Of his deeease, situate in Newton,
TrumIulI County, Ohio. or 50 mach thereof as may be
necessary for the payment Ofthe debts OF the deeedent-
Said petItion will be heard on The Both day OF January,
is57 s. W. RICHMOND
n. al 56-4ws Admir- OF Oliver Allen, deed
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Violation OF the Mails in Kansas

1t has been notorious ever since the
settlement of Kansas from the free states
commenced, that the mails to and from
that teirirory have been Systematically
violated. Gov. Geary finds this 10 be
the fact. and says in one of his official
dispatches:
Every package addressed to me thro'
the mails is broken and inspected before
it reaches my hands. 1t is entirely I'M
safe TO send information through the
post Office, and more especially SO to use
that medium TO forward anything of
pecuniary value. Postmasters are eth
err ignorant of their duty and obligations
nr, being acquainted with these, act in
violation Of both. Indeed, 1 have been
credibIy informed that in some places
persons not connected with the offices
are permitted to enter and overhaul the
mails, previous TO their distribution.
This is a serious evil. upon which some
prompt action is needed.
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Col. j. HARVEY.
For himself and ninety one others.
LAWRENCE, Dec. 9, 1856.

THE HOME JoURNAL.-As a family
newspaper, the Home Journal has no su
perior. Ii has already attained 10 such
a reputation, is so widely, and favorably
known, that it needs no recommendation
in addition TO its usual attractions, it will
possess some new features 10 the coming
year, 10 which we call the attention Of
our readers:
n. P. Willis proposes, in addition 10
bis usual picturings of home life and ru-
raj family sympathies and interests, out
doors and in, to give more of the Letters
TO Inyalids, which his experience has
enabled him to write, and which have
been so widely quoted, and. also, a series
of Portraits Of Living Characters.
George P. Morris, besides his usual
constant labors upon the several depart
ments of the paper. will make it the wool
on which TO hroider first the Rew Sketch
es, Songs, Ballads, ETC., suggested by
tie history and event of the passing
lime.
T. B. Aldrich has in preparation a
prose poem, to be entitled The Rose of
Glen Lodge and this will be published
in numbers from week TO week.
Besides the labors of the editors, the
Home Journal will contain The COM
m~unicalions of a brilliant list Of original
contributors; the core and history of new
publications the floating stories, brief
romances, sparkling wit. fun.and anec-
do,e, Of the day; poetry. pathos and ro-
nance; the gossip and news of Partisan
journals; personal sketches of the con
spicuous characters of the time; the STIR
ring scenes of daily life; the chronicle of
news for the ladies /; the fashions the
valuable information, as to statistics, dis.
coveries and great events /; criticisms of
current literature ; and all hat can be
gathered to interest the reader, from the
worlds constant overflow OF action and
intellect.
Terms.--For n copy. So; for three
copies, S5-or one copy for three years,
S5-always in advance. Address Nor,
ris & Willis. editors and proprietOrs, 1o7
Fulton street, n. Y.
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CHERIFF S SALE AS RECEIVER
- Nicholas J. Murphy ct al

Rv virtne Of an order Of sale. in the above entitled
cause. entered on the Journal Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of TTamhulI County. Ohio, ~ thsir October Term,
Cont uouse in Warren, in said County, on Saturday.
he I0rh dsy Of January. A ID 1S57, betEeen the hours
Of ten o'clsck A VI and feur O'clock P VI Of said day,
T.. Woodford. against the following persons, TO wit
Acct. against Stephen s. Laekey, $3.50; John Miller.
sls9; Jesse Mountain, S2l-16; Lorenzo ~ilighree-
"a 3e: Amos Alderman, SAIL; Nathan Smith, SI.6o
Michael Beu.an, S9.s6; John Mountain. S4.24; James
Mountain. Sa.S7; J. D. Hall, Se,s2; John L. Tucker.
81 go; Hugh Mcconnell. se.46; Catharine Crayton.
SIS: Joseph Atkins, S9.G5; Simon sharp, Sie-57
John uodae, s2,99; G. W. Snyder, s2,G9; stsSart
Hodge, So cents; Nm. Huhurt, SI-34. Drayton Yeats.
G. cents: Elijah Flint, 1851; ]. Casteline, 95 cents;
Eliza whiting, s2e4; John Gaines. S25,42 W. Pei
ton. sl95; S. Fem. Sc, %; Joseph Downs, go cents,
and benson Hall, So cents: making in all, the sum ct
sI39. 81. To be sold at the suit Of Nicholas J. Murphy
In the above eutjtled cause.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff & Receiver.
Sheriff 3 Once, Warren. Dec. 81, '56-ew-2,OO
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SUICIDE On the 98lh ult., Jane Owen,
wife of Thomas Owen of Northampton,
left home saying she was going to Oar
row Street, Hudson, to see a sister. Not
arriving there, search was made for her,
she was foand Sunday morning. 3otb,
in a lot half a mile from their own
house, a razor was found neal her hand
and the veins of the left arm Gu. off.
Verdict of Jury. 1.-The deceased came
to her death by her own hand, by bleed
inc 10 death"