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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

Ashtabula and New Lisbon Rail Road
From the able report of R. w. Girls
void, late President, we make a few
brief extracts.
In August last, we estimated the b |.
ance, between Warren inclusive, and the
Lake, and applicable to the construction
OF this portion of our line, about AZ mile:
al $3.50. 600.
This, of course, is subject to collec.
tons since made. We have now, then,
lin lands, and in securities for sale o.
lands, and in subscriptions, involving
collections made since August, an ag.
gregate of means, s1S5. 24s, 46.
+ y
The alterations with the fall in price oil
iron, since our estimates were made, will
greatly reduce the cost of the Road on
both sections of it.
This difference will be further increased
if an arrangement can be made with the
Mahoning Company, for the use of their
road track from Warren to Niles, for a
time al least, as may be Of interest to both
Companies.
We believe the cost of finishing the
AZ miles from the Harbor to Warren,
without including what had been done
before the LIST OF November last, and af-
ter the cost of ballasting and station build
ings and fixtures viii fall, below rather
than exceed $500. 600.
We open upon a new year without a
debt that cannot be net on demand.
At one end, we have the Harbor OF
Ashtabula, with capacity already for a
business which if brought to it would
alone make it a paying me-. We have
an outlet and inlet, at the North, at all
seasons, in the Lake Shore Road. For
nearly half the distance of the 81 miles
of our entire line, we already find the
country rather putting on the appear
ance Of a continuous village, than that
of a mere farming community. After
passing along about 55 miles from the
Lake We enter a country Astounding in
coal, iron and lime, which continues TO
abound in numerous localities along our
Southern section, and SO near the sur
face, as to be accessible with light ex-
pense. At Bristol, we intersect The line
of the Clinton Extension Road, in sue
cessful progress of which we have as
deep an interest, as the projectors of that
enterprise, have in ours. At Warren,
We meet the Mahoning Road, now in
rapid progress of completion, and which
will open to us the rieh and populous
valley of the Mahoning, as will ours to
it, of the country North and South of
Warren. This Road with its contem-
plated connections, promises to be an
other important Ihoroughfare between
the East and West. Nor is the prospect
at no remote period of the completion. of
the Franklin and Warren Road to be
overlooked, as being an important con-
.IempIated connection. The esource of
the country along the Southern section
of our line, need not be repeated.
There Ear be no question but that the
completion Of this road would greatly
increase the business of the Cleveland
and Mahoning Road, the business of
this town, and add to the value of prop
erly here. and all along its line. The
citizens of Ashtabula county arr labor
ing theoretically to accomplish it, those
of Mahoning and New Lisbon are rigor-
ously moving, and whatever aid can be
had in Trumbull county, should be free
ly and promptly given.
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SALE.

~ ""'@m vs. l. O sale, issura oa. Of y the e Court
A5nsr Hubbard. ct al. } Of -ommon Pleas Of Trumbnll
County, Ohio, on a decree made by the District Court
within and for the County Of Summit, in said state, at
their September Term, A. D. less. and said e-use be
ing certified by said District Court to the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas of said Trumiull County, for
final execution Of said decree, and special mandate Ia
wing been sent down from said District 10 said Court
Of Common Pleas; / have levied OF, and shall expose
10 public sale, as upon execution at law AZ The door OF
the Court House in Warren, in sail county. on Satur
day. the End day Of February, A. .. 1856. between the
hours Of 30 O'Clock A VI and 4 o'clock P N Of said day
the following described real estate, situate in the town
ship Of Farmingtcn. 10 said Trumbull County. aud de-
scribei as follows, to wit- Part Of lots - and - in the
township Of Pennington, in said county OF frumhull
and Stat. Of Ohio. beginning 1T the south east corner
Of bnds belonging to Benjamin Lew. ard running west
I k south A chains and 81 links on the FarmiE gtOn
east and west center road TO a post, thEnce Dorth 10
west "a chains and IS links on the lot line to a post,
thence east Il north IL chains and SO links, thence
south IL east , chains and 69< links, thence east l.
north "a chains and 4 links, thence north ls west ?
chains a 4 62E links, thence east 10 north 6 ehsiEs
and % links. thence souih y east 90 chains an s6
links thence west Ia" south I chain AMI y LINKS.
thence sonth J. sast4 chlini aud : : uks 10 the place
Of beginning. and cOatliniRg one huuirel ami fhy
two acres and SS-ieO % NJ acre OF iand. Use FS leo y
To he sold at the sut 81 William 4. Oils. in the ABOVE
ontitlel cause. Appraised at $500 per acre.
n. x. HARMON Sheriff.
ct-riN+a On~a Ian > r9-C -5f-.r m
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ss.ria's ONCE, Warren, Jan
NHERIFF,S SALE

- By virtue Of an order Of sale 10 ne directed and Ae
Hvered 10y the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
rrunbuil County, Ohio, I have levied on. and shall. ex.
to public sale. at the door Of the Ccurt Hous , IN
Warren, il said couaiy, on Saturday, the 23l day OF
February. A d 1885. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A
VI ard 4 o'clock P NJ. of said day, john N4i1Gu's eqai-
table interest IN and to the folio sing describedl cal IS
tate, to Wit: being lots - and 81. with the buildings
and appurtehanccs thereon, In Nick II, in the addi-
L.anai survey Of the town plai Of Warren, references BE-
inr had to lie maps thereof. Ter certainty. az recorded
IN Tmmbull County Records. Book of laps, pages "a
and y. To be sold sa' ject to the following payments
vet 70 become due to q. o. GrisWOll, viz April LIST,
is55, s9o9. ss; April LIST. 1857, the further sum Of SIS,
and on the LIST dry OF April, IS5s. the further sum Of
S,95. with annul interest on said sums, from April
LIST. 1850. said interest of said Maiden was apprais ID
At sa3S. To he sold at the SUIT Of Humphrey Harsh
against John Madden, ct al.
VI. R. HARMON, Sheriff.
Shsrid's Office, Warren, Jan. %, 1-55 5t-3.l3
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Plan FO S!

PUBLIC OF this vicinity, that owing to the unex
pected Improvement OF my ealth, | an still in Warren,
and now intend " remain here, and dsy0t9 myself
With greater activity than ever 20 the nusie business:
l viii also state, in this connection that l have sold
nav entire miscellaneous stock Of Masie and small
Instruments to Mr. Geo Adams, who VIII conduct tHe
husi,ess as heretofore At the old stand. He is max ne
large additions to my former stock. anu l respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretofore eSteheed 70
ne in this department.. As Tor nSseh u ny h'eh
ton 10 devote all my tIne.e eFgy az, SSt 80
sale Of PIANO PORTES AND an
now reeei ring the hrgest stock in ms hne, nave
ever purchased. and am prepared to say tus nest stoeA
and the cheapest. II shall be my aim. A. II aSs beent
20 sell none but those l believe 10 be ihe tsst instru
merits, and ~ such prices as 10 make it II al obieeefor
persons TO purchase OF me instead Of huytng ~ Ctrye
land. Pittsburgh OF East l select my Instruments
wiki the greatest care. deliver them anu warrant th-n
not only to be COOL, npt 10 satisiy the purchaser. ]
have E5E been selling Pianos and MsloaeonS for over
: years. and so Ear a. ] know, my customers have
without al exception beeH perfectly satisfied. in every
respect. both with the quality II their instruments and
the price paid. / suhjOin the names OF a feS Of those
Vho have purchased Pianos OF me within the last 5
years, TO whom persons interested can refer;
WAgRES-I. L. Fuller. Esq; Rev. J. Marvin: Lewis
J IdIings; Hon. NJ BirchIrd; T. J. McLlin. Esq;
J.. N. HeTIep; J. l.. Weeks; Henry Smith; p. Pulki ,.
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford: Miss l. Gr9eter, Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. vautrot; G. n. Patch; John
SIC Combs.
Arsrlsrowx-wm Porter.
NILEs-James Russell; Wn. Wari; John Battles.
AiLroS.--Hon. }. Tod; James Powers.
NEwros FALts.-lorsee Stevens J. Grove L
Lyman.
bRAcEVILLE Ill Sheiuon.
HrgaN, O.-Pres. Hayden. Hiram College.
FARxNarox.-Miss L. c. Steadman- Music Teacher.
BarsroL--J. W. Patiengaiei H. Corey, MD.
LooaFIELp.-Cheste Howard
PARKAAN, 0-Geo Bart
KIysx.x.-D. Allen. VI. D.; II. Burnard; J. Kinsnan.
vERSoS-Ralsa Clark; Lyman Leonard.
BizETrA.-Eii ". Dr.y.
HusaARD-John Cramsr.
GizAED.-u. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsend; VIM
Richards.
YovSas,os. &C. c. Chapman; Vim. Ross, Man
sion House; J. squires: A. Medbury.
Potash, OBJ. e Lee.
NV CasrLE, PA.-T. 3. Morgan; ?. Perkins; sam
ueI PEARSON; A. Henderson.
WiLa.NGToS, PREY. VIM. Francis
BOARDNAF.-C. G. BTaiI ard.
Second hand Pianos and MelodeOns taken in ex-
change for new ones- All Instruments delivered free
OF charge. and kept in order for i year.
Warrea, Nov. :, 1855. st. PONEhO1.
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Bank Taxation.
ceive subscriptions,

Bank Taxation.
Mr.. TAYLER. of Mahoning. has intro
duced a bill in the Senate to repeal the
act of March 18th, 1858, to enforce the
collection of taxes from banks and other
corporations. DC, and to protect County
Treasures, de-. known as the "Crowbar
Law" The attempted enforcement of
this law has amounted 10 nothing but
cost to the State, and it should be re-
pealed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

The girls are well aware hat this is
leap year, and wide awake tc its fun
A sleighing party of ladies and gentle
men stopped at the BostWick house, not
long since, the ladies acting g%allants,
paying the bill, etc.-CaHfeld Sentinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

ONE dollar notes of Malloning county
bank. Youngstown are in circulation
The figures SO. on each end of the note,
and the words in large letters near the
centre, ten dollars, are neatly pasted in.
They are apt to deceive unless closely
scrulinized
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trurbuil
o.rr,, Cau-f ~ co,r,n , go
Josiah Robbins, Jr., Pm.

SrN1
Josiah Robbins, Jr, PHI .a. -
VS. -
Noble T.. Robbins, aim'r- OF JOSH ea1ti.. go -
al Robbins, Des'd., Isaac and l. oos SSn
liza Heqt0n, James and Wm- - - wsii;.-
Smith an L Tayler, D-fts- So
The defendants, Isaac anil Eliza He7tOn, living in H.
linois, are notified. that the petition Of plaintiff and
courterclalm Of Noble I. Robbins as Admin stFstor %
JOSIAH Robbins, deceased, have been tiled in said
Court, ~alledgiog that Isaac neat0n rot the farm OF Jo-
siah Robbins, Deceased, into his hand wrongfGily,
soId IL for S3.6UO,0O; -os all the prOeeedsiut s2.40A0
SIN due from James and Wm. Smith, on bond . WAS to
I support Jnsizh R ibbins and pay his dehts-did not do
either left the Barclay debt Of Sl6O.O1. and the Tod
debt Of Sil and over, remain unpaid Barclay attach
ed the Smith Bond. Josiah. Jr, supported Josiah, Sen,
paid funeral expenses and doctor bill, and took mp Tod
note and prosecuted account and claim to AdminiStra-
tor got judgment before j. Palm. Justice, WARREN o.
for Sells and cost Dec. Ilth, ls55 asks ~Judgment
against Isaac for enough to pay it and all expenses
and costs, and far share of each heir and Judgment,
lhat James and Wm. Smith pay balance Of bond. $780,
90, to Apply. and for general relief Said Isaac and
Eliza Heaton mVSt answer said petition and counter
claim, BY the 18Th day Of February. A. d. 1856, or
Judgment and decree viii he rendered at next term. on
their default HOFFMAN, &RATLtFF, AttyL
Jan. 2, ln56.-6Y. for PI'd. and administrator
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Goodrich's Tavern in BraeeviIle.

q Among the many sleigh rides, from
this town D party visited Braceville,
and its members have been loud in the
praise of the accommodation they found
nj Mr.. GooDRlcH's. We were not of the
party. but in the course of our peregrina
tons. we have had frequent occasion TO
stop at this house, and it is our private
opinion, that there cannot be found in
Trumbull county, or any other, a tavern
of as little pretension, where the accom-
modations are better, and bills lighter,
than at Mr.. GooDRIcH's.
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losmopol1tan Art Union.

The annual distribution of this associ-
alton has been postponed until the 98th
of February. This affords another op-
p~ortnnity to all who wish to secure a
standard periodical and a ticket in the
distribution, for the subscription price
@. A. ADAMS. Hon. Secretary, will re-
ceiye subscriptions.
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CHERIEF S SALE

~IiLlklLE y L.
By virtue OF An order OF sale, issued out % the
Courtof Common Pleas OF Trumhuil County, Ohio, TO
me directed and delivered, On derree made by said
court, at their October Term. A D 1855, l have levied
on and shall expose TO public sale, as upon judgment
at law, at the door Of the Court House In Warren, in
said county. on Saturday. TIE 93d day OF February. A y
1856. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A " and 4 o'clock
P VI Of said day, the following described real e.tate. to
wit: A tract. or lot OF lend. situate in the township OF
Hartford County Of Tramhull, and State OF Ohio. which
is bounded as folioWs, 10 Wit: commencing on the north
aud south center road, in saii township, at the north
west corner Of land Owned by Eli Bushnell. thence cas-;
or easterly, along said Els North line. about seventy
TWO rods to his northeast corner; thence north on i
continuation Of said Ellis line along land sold by Gar
ry G. Coed TO Juhizl Lime about IS rods. AS supposed,
to u STAKE and stone, a Httle north east of n small hick-
DRY tree; thence westerly along the south line OF said
Jehials land. to the line Of the Aforesaid highway.
thence along said highway to the place Of beginning;
supposed TO contain about seven acres OF land, be the
same more or less TO De sold a. the suit Of Alvin II.
Reed against y. = Gil1ey. e al. Appraised at six hun
dred aud slxty-six dollars and 81 cents. (S66d-64)
II. r. HARNDN Sheriff.
Sheriff. OGce Warren. Jan %, lS56-5r-3ES
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THE ANNALS of San Francisco, a
i splendid new Octave volume, by souIe. with I5n
Steel Engravings. Price $3.50. AT ADAMS.
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nIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

Ahns assortmeat Of Pianos. varying in price from
SlS5 20 sfO0. Among others may be found
2 elegant Rosewood. 6 oct, iron frame, fancy legs. s2a5
4 do co oct. do round cor. 3G0gS325
. do 62 do do 275GS3o0
: : oct. rose, carved tablet and carved moulding, Si1n
3 do plain case. SS9
! ~ oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. 500
The Il 10 mentioned is one Of the largest and mos {
magnificent pianos ever manufactured. The pubic q 9
invited to call and examine il; il will repay the Srlu-
BILE sf visit. The above were selected by myself with
great care. and l sill warrant them 10 BE very superior
instruments in every particular.
Warren, Jan. %. IS. S 7. P0MEROY.
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IN THE COURT Of Common Pleas @
Il TrumbnIL County. Ohio.
Matthew B. Tayler, Plaintiff,

Charles NJ. Reed, r. G.. Parks and P. Hf
Ball, und-r the firm Of Reed, Parks &
Co., Defendants.
The defendants R. G. Parks and P. Il. Rail, non res
idents OF the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified 0he de
PENDANT Reed having ansEeredD that on the 9Ist daT
Of November, A D l555, the plaintiff filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas. setting forth that there
is due him from the said defendants, on their agree
nent or note. the sum OF two hundred thirty three dol
lars and fourteen cents, with interest from October IS,
le47. Said Agreement or note, reads substantially as
follows:
'S375. Due N. D. Taylcr three hundred and seven
ty-fve dollars, to be paid in river freight between Bea-
yer and Pittsburgh, at customary rates. for Canal Boat
Telegraph.
Warren, Oct. 2s, 1871. REED, PARKS & Co."
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In all the principai Cities and Towns. these works
will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent y
mail. the Postage TO any part OF the United States win
be but TWENTY -FOUR CENTS a year Tor Blackwool.
and hut FOURTEEN CENTS 4 year for each Of BE
ReVieEs-
Remittancesf for any o. the above publications should
aIxays be addressed. postpaid. 70 the Publishers.
E0NAR SCOTT & CO
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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DR.. Thaddeus William Harris, the
veil known Librarian of Harvard Col
lege, and distinguished Naturalist, died
at Cambridge on Wednesday. He was
sixty years oil age. the son of Rev. DR..
Harris, OF Dorchester and a graduate of
the class of 1915. He was chosen Ii.
brarIsn in 1881. DR.. Harris (saIs the
Adysrfiser) was a man o extensive srf
enahc requirements. aud gres8l l:ssiu
guisbed himself as a N4iaraiist IL.
was pronounced by he lesIued Prsies
sonAgasslz-sio be dec dedIy liz bet en-
foa"t2gist IN tie rosid, aIri te s,nnl5a-
Ted hrseiy by vancps publications. 20.
the dissimuisioa o. knsrsisdg on tie
SUBJECTS OF Natural History.
By has death his family Ia, b.. an al
f~eetionate husband and rafeh.. aaI ,le
scisnAhc community one os is most
learned sad valuable members.-Boslon
Teh2rapI.
80 = E1s-
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A MBROTYPES-WM. F. PORTER

"A Takes this opportunity of informing the public
that he is now takiGg this new and beautiful style Of
pictures. For delicacy Of shade. tone and brilliancy,
they are unequalled by any other style, and to be apr
p~reeiated, they must be seen. They are without Il e
glare OF the Daguerreotype, and have softer lights " d
shadows. They are very permanent, as the picture is
taken on one glass plate, and then another plate is ce-
mented to that by a process which renders the tive
a heavy glass plate. and cannot be destroyed, unless
the glass is broken.
INSTRUCTIONS
Given to Ladies or Gentlemen in the above art, also in
all the different branches Of Daguerreotyping, as cheap
as anywhere in the State. TPwritten instructions in
Ambrotyping sent to any one, on the receipt OF 81, by
mail or otherwise. WIN. F. PORTER.
Rooms over Baldwin's Bookstore, Main St, Warren, o.
Jau2-tf.
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SleighRide.

Sleigh Ride.
1t is proposed 10 have a general sleigh
ride on Friday afternoon, the 9th inst,
to leave Warren ats P. NJ, pass out into
the country some ten or more miles, and
return to the GaskiIl House for supper.
Citizens generally, old and young, are
invited to participate with a view of hav-
ing a good time generally. February,
5. 1856.
J. d. WATSON, T.. J. NOLAN.
E. B. REEVES, 1. L. FULLER.
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u X. WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
II. A MASUFACTORY. West side Of the Ma
honing. Warren. o.

J= II Proprietor wishes % say to his
O9AzS% friends, aud all those in want of Fash
GNRS iOnabie Vehicle, that the Old Red SHoP
$3.50 in full blast. lie hazards nothing in
saying that he has now on hand, and is now manufac
turing, some of the most splendid Carria .e5 and Bug
gies eve got up in Warren. A large supply Of sliding
Seats IsockaSays. PhetOns. Prince Alberts, Jenny
Linds. Rough and Readies. TrottiEg Buggies. Top and
Open Buggies, Sliding and Sirgle Seat Know Nothings,
with many other styles too numerous TO mention, kept
constantly on hand and for sale at prices defying com
petition Being himself a practical mechanic, having
employed a number OF first class Workmen in every
branch OF the business, aud by using no material but
the very hest, his work cannot faii 10 be what he recon-
mends and warrants il to be.
PAINTING n TRIMMING done with elegance
and dispatch.
REPAIRING promptly attended to. A reasonable
credit given or approved paper. No charge FOR shoS-
ing my work. Call and see my magnificent lot Of Car
Tiages. Il. X. WISEEL.
n B. A few first rate two bIrse wagons on hand
and for sale. E. X. W.
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OWL WAR IN KANSAS INEYI.

TABLE!-oNE MAN SHOT DEAD GREAT Elk
CITEMFNTi OUNTR IN ARNSi Battle Co Bangi
All caused by JOHN DAY selling out his stand. His
March next Persons wanting groceries OF all kinds,
or guns and pistols, and gun fixtures Of all kinds. by
Wholesale or retail, will d. we'll to call soon. AL that
is wanting is TO call with the really dimes. and show
yourselves willing to huy out NY stock. and you car
have the goods at low prices. ] have 4 few rifles, one
extra target rife; and 4 few fine double harreled shot
guns. twist and single barrels. p stols. RsvolVers.
line TASKS. horns and shot belts. All parts Of locks
and gun fixtures Of all kinds. for gunsmiths. Nearly
al Of which we're bou ght east last OetOber-hut 1 now
wish 10 change my business: so call quick or you will
lose bargains. No casing this trip, for I am hound to
close them out If you viii bug. JOHN A Y
Warren. Jan. 9. t56-3n
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DR.. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER DESTROYER!

DIR. SAMUEL STRONGS
FEVER DESTROYER!
THIS is not the advertiser mt of a
worthless compound got up by come quack to de-
fraud the public. butt simple notice Of Remedy
which has acquired Unprecedented popularity where
ever Introduced.
DIR. S. STRONG FEyER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure for every form of Inter
mittent and Remittent FeTers. Chill Fever. Ague and
t;mony Of many oil the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fully iusti6es US in speaking THIS confidently Of its
=. virtues" MARK II FACT.
"Dr. S. S TRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER
Comes not from ohsure persons. scarcely known to any
one; neither does it emanate from a 'ieticiOus source
u,equivocal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend-
cred, OF individuals of the first standing in society, or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tinctioDs-who have on their own persons and in their
own famihes fairly and fully tested the sanatiye virtues
OF this true Fever destroyer.
II FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
fest in Il hours after it is taken, and the second pack
age frequently produces results which bottles CT othe-
popular remedies had failed TO accomplish.
II will not only destroy the disease. but also eradicate
the most miuute seeds of it from the system. and re es-
tablish q healthy action in the vital organs.
There is a Counterfeit on this article. a. on almos.
all popular Remedies of the day. Observe then. the
Genuine has the mini lture Portrait and written sigma
ture Of SAML STRONG, VI. D.. TO counterfeit which IS
felony. s. NJ. STRONG q Co.. Cleveland. o.,
Sole Proprietors q Manufacturers Of Dr. Saml Strong's
Fever Destroyer pills,
To whom all oriers and communications must be ad-
dressed.
and by all respectable Druggists through the States.
Dec DIV
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IN PROBATE COURT for Trumbull

Il County
Singleton King, Administrator of
Bethuel Deman. Jun, Deceased,
vs..
Rhoda Ann Beman, Sophia Sell
by. Beman Reed, and Amelia
Reed and others, heirs Of said
Bethuel Beman, Jun, deceased-J
The said Singleton King, Administrator Of Bethuel
Beman. Jun, deceased, has filed in said Probate Court
for rrumbull county. Ohio. his petition to sell for the
payment Of debts Of the Estate OF said deceased, and
subject to dover of Rhoda Ann Beman, to be assigned
therein. the following described premises, viz stu
ate in Mecca toEnship, in said county, known as part
Of lot number three, in the Kingsbury tract, so called
bounded north, east and west by the lot lines, and to
extend SO far south as to contain eighty acres OF land.
Said petition will be for hearing on the list day of
March, 1856.
By sUTLIFF & TUTTLE & R. ]. POWERS.
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