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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09
]oe!hatI.
Wilt thou Love Mel.

Wilt thou love me. gentle maiden, d.
Il When the hours Of youth have fled,
When the hoary locks Of Winter, J.
Thinfy cluSer.round my head r. vi
When tile form now firm aud statGly,5
= Shall be bowed with y ee and car'eI
And my voice has lost rs sofnes9, l.,
Wilt theu. love me, maiden fair? MI
wilt thou greet me. with a welcome, / i:
When the busy day is Ger; -:.#s-l
When the parting rays Of sunlight
= Cast their shadow on the moore. T.
When our youthful years are over.
4 When no power can US divide :.
Wilt thou still l6ok softly on me, (
And walk fondly By my side? 49,.
Yes, thou wilt love me when theprcsen
, With lis haleyon days are past;
When our bark is gently gliding, :.
AS on Times wave we're cast, /
When each joyous dream has vanished
When my heart is sad1aid chill; !. 3,
And the shades OF death hang DER rne,
Thou wilt love me, maiden, still. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

sincere congratulations upon. the for,
tunate auspices of the future, we ten:
der to you* personally, the ASSURANCES
OF the respects and esteem Of E.
al Your fel1owfeitizens. V
- JOHN +. WARD, II s. y
w. A.. RICHARDSON,
HARRY HIBBARD,
j." w. B. LAWRENCE,
~. A. G.. BROWN.
Z: JNO. /. MANNING,
T. JOIIN;TORSYTII,
.5 W. PRESTON,
| !. J.'RAND0LPH TUCKER,
4 HORATIO SEYMOUR.
Hon. JAMES BCcnANAN. $500
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

/. A school-teacher in New Hamp.
shire seeing onemorning . new pupil
in her school -room, asked the young
hope in accordance with the require
nents of tile experimenting commit.
tee. his fathers name.
Hays answered the boy, prompt
what j. his given t,anc.' said the
teacher.
. 'Hayss, Itell yo,h' replied the prom
ising youth. ff.
A '"Well, inquired the instructor, de-
tcrmined to know il Mr.. Hays had
any Christian name, swell, what does
Your mother call lilnp
n Mother! She calls him old lHays'
responded the boy, as If his destiny
on tic reply
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09
Pen Drops.

/ Mana shnbbleo the oceans rolf
ling waves;
! Life4+A CLEAN of9hght oxtinguish.
eddy tile grave:
Fame meteor dazzling with its
instant glare; .
Wealth source Of trouble and
consuming care:
II PIeasure-A glcam Of sunshine
passing soon away:
f Iowa morning stream whose
memory gilds the day;
Faith IN anchor dropp'd beyond
the vale OF death;
Hope--A lone star beaming Ger
the barren heath; H
N Charity a stream lncandcring
from the fount Of love
Bble-A guide u realms 81 end.
less joy above; /,
/ ReEgion--A key which opens wide
the gates Of Heaven; 5fti
. Death knife BY which the ties
Of earthare riven; sa
Earth A desert through which,
pilgrims wend their way;
II Grave--A place Of rest when ends
lies weary day;
Resurrection A sudden waking
from aIquiet dream;2
II HeavenA land Of joy, Of light.
and love supreme. ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

#|s.Phillura, dear said allowing hus-.
band To his loyal spouse, who was
several years big junior. what 90
YOU savIto moving westin ''Oh, 1
am delighted with the idea. You
rtcollect when Mr.. Morgan moved
o,lt there he was poor, and lie died
in three years worth a hundred thou-
sand dollars!n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09
Monument 10 ] Ams Buchanan.

\ NJ
Already a few Of the most shame
less and licentious opposition presses
have raised the cry Of "ten cent wa.
ges." They have done this to prejn-
dice laborng men against the Demo,
cratic candidate for til Presidency.
The Dem ocratic party has always been
the guardian of the interests of the
poor. 1t was to preserve the liberties
and prpte ct the rights Of the poor,
that Gen. JACKSON battlel with the
ar;stocra otthc country foIthc over
throw pf,tlle ,Ualitod States Bank. !
lnthat.m emorablr and glorious strug
gle, the Hero Of Nay Orleans was
ably supported by Elme$< Buchanan.
VIII any one b.ljcve that>a co-labdr-
er with Jacl,soq in that great bqt&e
ri+r Ha. p60T subsequently ADVOCATED
ten ~cept wa"es:2 The thing is ink
possible. None are stupid enough to
b2lievq it, though there arc a few 80
kuavishaS to assertit. l
but "4Hd'f' NOT nieaIrfQ> write A99tlt
wages. either hi1h:or low, wheM We
pc,mcd the caption Of this -arHc44ee. !
We m%aht to write about . Wonulnept
which James Buchanan raised to him
self 4 plumber Of ycar%a2M, and which
is a crushing rctutativ1 Of the "low
wages Islander. Vonh 'thAt men pi
wealth w'SId stld the .WHole country
over WIN '!HtTsl4,h Mofumcnt8 rs
that" h'e'tJM"rs l'uchan3an has rays
I"d 70 h'mIf. HOW mucn s'!sirWp&
w"uFFHh2MI!eviatGd --h"W many S'r'ciN'
On l4rNt* WoVld pc maze Si"1--ho"
the poor would rr)nleI: !.
| an every community thcre are m-
tni@cnt females WHO exc oVt a scan1ty
livelih ood Ivy the labor other hands
Many arg widows with sma i children
drprn."nt. upon them 'or breAn /
Ih@ir lot is lard at any season 81 the
year, 4nd when the lIS"rs 81 winter
come tlpon them, their snt'rrinTs are
frequently severe. ! PoorlY TED ana
poorly clad, and living in rfncomtort-
able t%ncments' IN EXTREMIST misery
they thiyqr through the long ana
drrary W inter- without incl to Keep
them .w"rlE-Wlfh scarce enough ~
cock fhelr scanty. meal :.
! Lancaster city hal hIr proportion
OF dies t!tlltr women ana chIinrch'--
James bachanan saw their sniierIngs,
ana h99re9 oIved to 90 something toa Ie-
yIate them: lie gave III trp st 70 the
n &c, OF INC - I!ey the sum Of rye
l"0%S@"" l|oltG'"' requiring them
to safely invest the same ann uIly ier-
ever [ hereafter apply the interest to
the pNreIia1s OF FUEL Tor I, the destitute
l'm"'f Is OF LANCASTER e, Inc tr'St was 't
accepf co. ana the very y, next autumn IN
an enormous pie OF wood arose3 IN
inc Rnp,Ic square FROM tnat PIE
OF " ood tne poor were e. supplied WIN n
luei' ana wheh the llrst disappeared,
anothe r ~ reared IN its pace II I
spring llnas II exhausted 5 me autumn !11
sees y reP'aeea. Aha, mus y Will 90
Oh tI'l inc last tF T,I nP shall s9,hd! j.,
lnat Pl'e Oh "oon' reared Df ms
m =, II - lanes hnc 'la'i II.
M'h''ih&Nt. IT'S rPi'Shahd HsNpoI''n,
CT, amy no nolnHoh2 1"EcF1P''oM II
wrought upon It's Hiu&. us aFGAI{cct
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09
Democratic ratification Meeting.

! Democratic Ratification Aectlng.
The Democrats of Cabell county
held a large and enthusiastic Mass
meeting at Barbpursville, ON Monday
Jnne 23d. to ratify differentiation Of
those noble patriots, james \Buchan-
All and John G. breckenridge, for the
Offices Of President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States. The meet
ing was called I'd order5by DR.. G. G.
Ricketts, of Guyanlottf; Hon. John
Morris was chosen President, and Or
rem Meorc. Sec'v. III.
Albert III enkins, Esq, ~of Green
Bottom, was intfpdncel, who alCres-
sci, the meeting; el0quently and ably
p4rtraying' the. merits di>thQse distin-
gnishod statesmen, who have 0oen uu-
aaimouslv selected as the standard
bearers Of the Democratic party. At
tie conclusion ofhis alii(rtss, he ill.,
tIpiuced the following RESOLUTIONS
which were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
- =, ,iu ,I.--E1-...- ,..,, -
Fr52Ftf"' l'i7' !le I'''''''!"'l VI
Cabeil heartily Th',LJ ,.I$ ,5''n;'@;." "a
o, buchatlnaiLli lnrech !, .. lof ''''
LTf F.. an an ' ie0 f'7''G-eJ %
'Aa ! h'te4 ,> IN ,;I.c, = .h,.,o
1.r%oS tc=f, l'll' IL. ~ +a,s' t - 10y
%'h'Ie'lrh' "''yF'' ~ wy , t:t>> n'
- PHrt&Y "' "i' -, Ifn''tr W. :, ' y,
,na iI1iI'F i" ifle'!.H MI,t ~5t w? !,o
1!A4 "'N2'i", E,,F .i5 WI ", pug" W.,
,IH5;; marx II IL up oe"A8 J 't'tt(t''''' ,
y - man i'F '4o Pre- ~! s'',.22' y.
rItd.ie INN me proper f,,.P'''n, ., 'n Il.
tlon"r5 OF the h'4hHSt op:le'. T'',I't u
y Is III the SiIs o. a lFlq Pe3r'' 10 ny
sI"W. ,,. /. -,
,Hc%', r"' = nay N o0r .e",'Il.'''s
pr the ' ICE ro5iaGncN' we nave u
pure patrIot,an! riS'hS St"'''!''!''' "E'
eng Wilo3S "i''!il%"L9il H. S''N ArWII /"
behalf OF the pr'rcirIe q e HSr2<S'oH-
q! non-lntertercnfe IN ttIe c'rEt' !,
abe Struggle III tle li2u'EIo' NePre'
3entatiyes' entitle himi.| ne esteem
RrxoirrH. That in/fhn platform all
qFed by our HMioN4ai NoANe'''i'h
At C'nclnnatl' Wf h'Nfa CIGAR any ~
GA rXp"5h'9u OF the IiFhGT'IPS " 'nN
p'W2pr"tIY nartE' "WH III, iH H,';.
r%nnGrtI with th%SnR'c' ol SI"'e ~
Southern people, and islands out in
BOA relief anHha ppy contrast by the
lside Of the Shameless document put
| forth BY the last NationalKnow Moth.
Ing Conyention at Philadelphia WHICH
bv Welding to the repsul of the 18th
section of their old platform. would
place the South and hercheri<hel in
4titution, at the ! ncrcy{9fthc abolition
R(so1red, That we urge upon can,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

"A PRrcoctous YotTlr. Sammy
my son, what are You going TODD with
that club!" = ! II -;
,"Send it TO the editor of course
but what are you going to send il
to the editor for!T III,
s<Cause he says, if, anybody will
send a club he will send them a copy
ofhis paper H. d !
Themother came very near fainting
but retained conscious mess enough tt
ask. 3t"s
"But Sammy dear, what do you sup.
pose he wants of q club!p ..."I
|. "Well. l don'tknow,'' replied the
hopeful :urchih, nnless1i it is to KNOCK
down subscribers as don'tpay for theil
paper! y III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

an IRIsH SHor. Two men fred al
an eagle at the same time, and killed
him. An Irishman observed: They
might have saved their powder and
Ishot. for the fall would have killed
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

ton,. L,,,,o,, lofno, ,,.L;k,t - boS boon
th3 ""I 800, ,o m'''' u dnn,.ror,
s ~; so"' Il u hos III o1;on " md >es,
tro,,n..,1 ,,o ,..;a,,aftho r. inn from
Sthn tI, 0.'' "'' h u 'me y '. .s;;drSI,.
M at,noJ a.; "'H ,. "", W. 49, ,4,1na r.
nv. "SE, ,',r ~ 1.S5r,.InIoa. l. hoe
49, s,d,' vs. oO','', f"r
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'o"el ",Ht s'"5r',EE "'""'S yo',,,i,',
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+. w. ''l.! I';,, ~ -, W VI t''N
''"i W.. y, .' %, "a, =
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w. ',,. W ,'I,. - ,o% ~. ~,
10y ',"' 81, '',.,' VI
~: eoHi1I%' :FN Io'S 20 'r1L -, an
s,.'2'.'. l'",.' ",a 'y."'I .'r 49, 49,,
i 1, %IE' ,'t u, ,' II t;r,o
T',' i;I,, ~ ~, ' ' 81 :' tbo
'i}''T ,H IT i st -. se
Ut .s1' 1 - u, '','' "g''' 10 ont,o
tprincipi4 FIR the g1,i lance of the Fed
-, .'I'% T I - 70 NJ
leach AMI tvery Hutp., For this rta-
son it cycrvwhere-the .r4inr drlof,
.nincl foe Of all geographical ,,artic%
so,nnch anil so justly Jr>al,.i by the
A'Gthcr of his ('oantrv. Front its
yc4'y nature if rar1~t continue to exist
50 long as tn re Is a Co1stitution al
a Union #, prc*&rye.. A conviction
lnf these truth; has imiuccd many OF
~tAe rurvSt. the ahIcst and most in,lc-
lpcnarnt Of oWr mtToppomcnts. who
hayedilrrrc t~4roln as i,i tines conc
.bv rysn olalndCTtiuct party issues.
to cone into oar \ranl- and devote
Themselves with us 10. the cause Of
rthn\ Constitution IN the j'nion.--
Unlcr these CIRCUMSTANCES, | most
5chherfuIIy pledge nlysyIf. SHOULD the
.nonination of thi Convention BE rat
ifr,l bv Me people, ihat I'LL the power
AMI inAdrnrr. .con*tihtti"naly pos.
,sc~Sel ly NJ Executive, shall be .cX-
rrtrl, in finn but concilia.ory spirit.
,luriur thr- .ibolr term shall remain
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09
The Land Of Washington.
ny oEo. p. MORRIS.

Is BY oEo: P. NORRIS: e
1 glory in the sages ISL
.z Who, in the days Of xore.~ ~
In combat met the focfnen, Xiii.
And drove them flom our shore: :
Who flung our banner 5 starry field
In triumph 70 the breeze, Il ::
Ard spread bread maps Of cities whe!
Once waved4h4 forest trees.
+ glory in the spirit =,
Which goadtd them to rise,
+ And found mighty nation -: :.
:. Beneath the western skies =
No CLING go bright and beautiful =
AS that whore sets tho sun; r..
:: No land 80 fertile, fair, and free. >
Asthat of Washin gton! II.
i.
Beautiful Thought.
- q -. ,'f- ~ =
Take the brigi1t shell ,. /. l., -.
From its home on tho lea. - !
And wherever It goes +,
.:a8 twill singof the sea-,
So, take the fond heart IT.. g..
: From its home and itshearth,
: Twill sing Of the loved :, : r..
u TO the ends Of the earth. ...-
g.
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Younger. IN - n -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-09

l., = MES .BUCIiANAN.
Hon. John +. Ward, W. A: Richard
son, Harry Hubbard, W. B. Law
renee, A. G. Brown, John L. Man
ming, John Forsyth, W. Preston,
]. Randolph Tucker, and Horatio
Y Seymour, Committee, DC. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-17
The County Jail.


The old Jail has long been q disgrace to the
people of Trumbull County. 1t has been several
times indicted by the Grand Jury, as q nuis-
sacs. and no one can visit its cells without being
convinced that it is utterly i. possible that priso-
ners can be confined within them for any long
period, without great injury to their health. The
l.w Of the State. when it takes away, (or the
time being,) the liberty Of a prisoner, does not
contemplate at the same time the taking away
Of his health, and life itself. To confne 3 pris-
oner in that Jail, with the accumulated filth
in its cess pools, of twenty years. its dampness'
and eold, when he is perhaps charged with pet
ty larceny only. and very likely will prove guilt
less Of that. upon trial { a refinement of cruelty
which would disgrace barbarism-
Besides this. the Jail is unsafe, Many priso-
ners have escaped from it. Last week. one man,
confined under $ charge of manslaughter, had
removed the stones from the wall of his cell,
leaving one only. on the outside. and that loos-
ened, and only waited for darkness. to make hIs
e.cspe when the Sheriff discovered the hole, and
blocked the game.
By a law passed April 18th 1856. the County
Commissioners are ordered upon all sppropria-
tons for County purposes, of a sum exceeding
5000. to submit the question Of aPpOpriating
to g vote of the citizens of the County, at the
next annual spring, or fall election We are
glad TO learn that the Commissioner OF this
County, at their last MEETING, unanimously re-
solved to submit the question of a new Jail, to the
voters of this County, at the next spring election.
We .hink there can he no doubt as to the result.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-17

BUFFALO ROBES, Sleigh Bells
- Horse Brushes, Blankets, Whips. Cards, Curry
Comps. Oil Floor Cloth, Harness. Narnish. for sale by
a AZ pATHu
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-17
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
Ii. TUBBS, Ansly tic Physician

u Will he IN attendance, as loiloWs
WARRES, Gaskill House, Wednesday, 18th jan
ORWELL, MIR Eaton's. Thursday, 18th jan
RkvEsSA. Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday, 9
and 10 Jan.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat
I.ungs, Heart. Liver. stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism. Nervous
ness, Dehili.y y. Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. PITS. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every Other resource within
reach. In no case are mineral or other P0isoHs en-
piSged, nor does he make sick 70 make neL- or tsGT
dorm 10 bald up egaiR- The medicines can re taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may re
main at home, md continue with prudence theti ordin
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and phy sicians had given mp all
hope, the indisputable evidence Of which can AWAY
he furnished. Invalids, however reduced OF despair
ing, are invited to call, and may he assured that no en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred. with
out a corresponding prospect Of recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-17
SALE.
~ Adm'rs OF John Dorhety,

VS.. der OF sale, on murt
John 8. Garner & wife. gage, issued ont Of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumaull County, Oh o,
n me directed and delivered. I have LEVIED on and
shall expose to public sale at the door Of the Court
House in Warren in said county. on the
lnth day of JANUARY, Al 1857. Setw cen the hours Of
10 O'Clock A VI and 4 O'Clock P VI GO said day. the FOL
lowing described tract or lot OF land. situate in Newton
township. No. 3 in the 9Th range OF townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State of Ohio. md
which is also in the County Of Trumbull, aud IS knOxn
by the whole Of los No. % in the Alteration Of the Towu
Pl It Of Earlsvil e. as surveyed by y. Z. Stowe. aud re-
corded in Trumbull County Records, Map Book, pages
5 and s.: for a more particular description Of said lot.
reference may he had to sail Record.
Also a certain piece of land. being part OF Canal
street as nov vacated, as described on a plat Of said
vacation. and rs recorded in 1rumhull County Records
B 'ok Of Maps. pages IL and ~. described a. follows.
viz: being that part Of SAID street as vacated and Situ-
ated westerly Of lot No. % and in extent the width Of
said lot. nd at right angle forming a square OF one
chain and containing 10 100 acres of land, be the same
more or less. and subject to public improvements by
authority, heing the same lanls heretofore decided by
the Earls. to wit: in 1886 and 1879, to Samuel Ware
For \ more particular deserij ton Of said lots reference
NAV he had to said deeds lated June 1895 aud JuEe 10,
1889. The first described real estate appraised at Sl15.
Second described real sState appraised at S25. TObe
sold as the property o. John s. Garner N the above en-
titl-l cause. u. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
. sherif's Office. Warren Dec 10. is76-j~4 GO
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sherir's Once, Warren, n
CHERlFF'S SALE
~ Rivarl LYMAN.

Alexander BeaEsl.
By the virtue Of an order Of sale. issued eat Il -
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trumsull County, Ollie, -
me directed and delivered. I shall expose 70 pu6lis
sale. At the door % the Court House in Warren. in sAlG
County, on Saturday, the ii day Of January, Al
1857, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A n, and 4 2
Of said day. the following described zSr.Ezgsd pssa-
ises, to Wit: Situate in Newton township. No. 4ih -
5th Range Of tOwnshiPs in the Connsstezt Wsslsra
Reserve, In the State 81 Ohio, and which fssisai 4. tkA
County Of Trunbul- and 10 known by being lot Ne. -
in great lot No. 56, C2tS6 on the map Of the VIllasH
plat Of Weston Falls recorded June %. le37, toesrAaR
sith the dwelling house, and al o,hsr app1rtanaaesa
thereon aid therein belonging. AlEo The 1t nsxx -
Joining wests known ss being lot No. 30 In Ersaf IS
NO. 90, on the Aforesaid nag. subject 70 such insun>
oeranees and occupation that the Presbyterian Church
and Society Of Newton hls may have TO the sans,
more or less To be soA =. tAs suit Of Edward LyaAn,
In the above entitled cause. a. the property Of the de-
fendsnt- The Arst described let No. 81 Appraised -
seven hundred aaa forty dollars te7tol and the second
described lot Ne. % appraised a. enc hand-ed aaA
sishty-ihres dollars (sls3J sabIsss to said hers
brAness Of said Church, H.R HARMON,
sxRIsfh Osrcs. Rss8
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-17
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

l. by virtue Of an order OF the Probate Court for
Trumhull County, issued 9ith October, A D ls56.I vii
sell at Public Auction. at the door Of the Court House.
in Warren. on SATURDAY. the 27th day Of DECEM-
Der. prox-. at two O'Clock, z. NJ, the following de
scrihed Real estate, lately belonging to Robert Water
land, deceased, to wit: the south vest corner oflot "a,
in the township OF Warren. bounded South and West
on original lot lines. East by the middle OF the road
leading from Warren to Newton Falls, and North BY
. line parallel with the so nth line. and so far from said
south line as to include six acres. The above land
will be sold subject to the widow'G right OF doEer.-
Appraised at 500. Terms Of sale made known a. time
Of sale. GE0BG TAYLER,
Noya6-lw Admir- Of II. Waterland.
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Warren Nov. 10. lss6-f,
SHERIFF'S SALE.


VS.. der OF sale issued out
Admir- Of AnosT Pelton ct. al.) Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbuil county. Ohio. to ne directed
and delivered. I have levied on and shall expose to
public sale, at the door OF the Court House in Warren,
in said county. on Saturday. the 10Th dag Of January.
A d 1857; between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and 4
O'Clock p ", of said day, the following described mort
gagged premises to wit: A tract OF lot Of land, situate
in Hartford township, No sin the first rams Of town
ships in the Come -tient Western Reserve. in the State
Of Ohio, and which is also in the county OF TruDhull,
and is known by being cart Of lot No. %, and is boun
ded and described as follows, viz: Commencing m the
center Of the highway. At the south east corner Of land
heretofore owned by the Grantee. Themes west along the
north boundary liae OF Phillip Quiglee and Julius Mi.
nor, and north on the west line and in the center Of
the Highway, far enough. by making the north bounds
~ parallel with the south. to include thirty acres Of
land, it being the same tract this day decided BY said
grantee to said grahtor. To be sold at the suit Of T.
rastns B. Gone. IN the above entitled cause. APprais
ed 1t tWenty-four dollars per acre. 1924 on9
II. n. HARMON, Sheriff.
SheriG's OfBce, Warren, Dec. 10. lS56-5v-3 so
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Amusementa.

Amreement9
On Wednesday evening Of last week, about IL
o'clock. some young men Perpetrated . serensde
pans, and other musical instruments Of the same
kind. After they had finished their amusement
in that place, they adjourned in front Of the Gas-
kill House. in the hall of which q ball was 60
ing on Some of the proprietors. or dancers, not
er1ctly fsncying the tunes. and time, of the out
door band, sailed cut, and q collision ensued, in
which the out door band, was hsrshly used.
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