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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
A MEXICAN EMPRESS COMPANY

N "LIIIOAl.N LAI INL1StI ON1L -AAF Il .
"A Capital paid in, s750,OO0. Proprietors, WELLS,
BUTTERFIELD d Co.. New York LIVINGSTON, FARGO
& Co., Buffalo, having made arrangements for doing q
general Express business over the Cleveland d Maho-
ming Railroad, have established an Office at Warren,
Ohio, and are now prepared to forward, daily. in charge
Of competent messengers, with Safes, Bank Notes,
Go ID and Silver Coin, Jewelry and valuable packages.
Merchandise, Boxes Bales, Trunks and all articles OF
Express matter, with promp;ness and dispatch. Also
forward and collect Notes Drafts, Bills Of Exchange,
&C., to all points in the United States, California in
cluded) Europe and Canada. For the present our
Messenger leave Warren at Z A. NJ, and arrive 81 Z p.
NJ Persons having Express matter to forward, will
leave it with the agent, at his Office on Vain street. by
1 P NJ. TT. McLAIN, Agent.
/. W. SLOANE, Western Supt. aug 20, lS56-2m.
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~ 50 acres Of good land Willie offered at pahlie sale
on Saturday. sept 6, IsJ6, on the premises. situated in
the Southeas; corner Of Pennington township. fruu-
bull County, O.. on tie road leading from the east cor
ners in Farmingtou. south to SoEthingtOns known
as the north part OF the form f1rnerly belonging to
joel Hyde. deceasei, Sale to commence Al ~ O'Clock
Terms, one ha.f DOM and the rerasiuder in one year.
ARIA BROWN,
aur SARAH HURD.
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EARM FOR SALE.-Executor's Sale
l. Of Real Estate according to viii, on the 3Oth day
September. 1856, will be sold between the hours Of 10
o'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P NJ. on the premises, the
f1lloWing described tract OF land, known as the home
stead farm Of Feter Carlton. late Of Liberty township,
deceased. the said farm Is situated in Liberty town
ship. Trumlull county, on the State road leading from
Warren to Youngstown, near Girard. on the line 1.-THE
C. & NJ. r. j.. Said farm contains $50 acres, ~ acref
Timber, the balance under good improvement; good
bulldogs and we'll Eatered. Also, large orchard OF
grated fruit. Terms made known ON day OF sale
FL GAELT9S; Executors.
liberty Aug. o.. lS56-4yF.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

- DER OF COURT. On the 18th day Of September,
IsJ6, at ? o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises IN
Ohlt0wn, will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the follow
ing Estate as the property Of Eli A. Wagner, Dec.
to wit: Situate in Weafhers6eld township, TrumbGll
county. Ohio, known as part # lot No !, being two
parcels or lots Of land IN the village OF 0hltown. Que
containing a quarter of an acre Of land, the other about
thirty-three square rods Of land. and upon which there
is a dwelling house and blacksmith shop. the same
premises that the sail Eli A Wagner died seized or
For terms % sale, inquire OF the undersigned.
HIRAM ROSE
aur. o.. laj5-4w. Guardian Of Emma Wagner.
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To D. C. M.

To D. C. NJ.
Your communication was duly received, and
we have no Objection to the article itself; but we
make it an invariable rule, to publish no anony
nous articles, without the real name of the wri-
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Lecture

Prof. James Marvin will lecture at the High
School, on Friday. the 5th inst, at 4 o'clock P.
NJ, to teachers, students, and all others interest
ed. Subject, Adaptability Essential to Success,
in any AvoeatiOn, especially in Teaching. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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4
II A.. TYLER, of Hartford, Washington County. in
the State Of Wisconsin. will take notice, that Sihas A.
Jackson, of the county of Trumhull. in the State OF Ohio.
did, on the 18th day Of December. A. D. less, file his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas within and TOE
the county Of Trumbull in said State Of Ohio. agaisst
the said A. r. Tyler and Oliver III Jackson defendants.
setting forth, that on or about the twentieth day OF
May A D. 1850 plaintiff and defendants entered into :
co-partnership for the purpose Of Misunderstanding and
selling. 4 certain machine known as Buels & Browns
patent Smu. Mill, and also TO sell the same, that they
we're 10 share equally in the profit and loss and ecEslS
responsible for all Necessary cost and eSpense in SAID
business; that In pursuance % said agreement plsin'
til engaged IN said business. and therein expended in
al four hundred and eighty dollars and ninetytwo
cents and twenty days time more than defendants. that
he does not ksoW how much said defendancs have e&-
pended in the business. and that defendants refuse 10
SETTLE; he therefore asks a determination OF SAIL part
nership. and that an account be TAKEN. and the property
Of said drm be sold aad applet to payment Of tue IN
dehtedness OF sail firm; and a final decree that vii
equalize the profits or loss Of each party And the
said De fndant, Tyler. is notified that he Is required
to appear and answer said rstitiOn, on or before tbs
the third Saturday after the eleventh day ofSeptemecr,
A.. D 1856. SALAS q 4
aug o, 1s5G-6W. By c. smith, his Atty
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELE

II brsteI GERMAN BITTER Prepared by Dr..
Q. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa. VIII etc t1aIly cure
L;vsr Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases Of kidneys and all disess.
IS arising from a disor cred Livel OF Ssosrach. Such
as Constipation, Inward Piles, FullBess or Blood to the
Heal, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea. Heat; Urn, Dis
gust Tor food. fulness or weight in The stomach, Sour
Eructaticns- Sinking or F~luttsring at pit Of stomach,
sEiInming Of the Head. Hurried and difficult reathing,
Entering at the Heart, Chosking Of sEGoCa.ing svnsa-
ton wheE in . lying posture, Dimness OF Vision. Dots
q webs before the Sight. Fever and Dull rain IN the
Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, YeuoSnoss q the
skin and Eyes Pain IL the Side. nlrk. Chest. Limbs.
&c, Su den Pushes Of Heat, Burning In tire Flesh,
Constant ia.asihings Of Evil, and great derr .ss;on Of
Spirits.
The proprietor IN calling the attention Of the public,
to ills preparation. does SO with a feeling ofthe utues:
confidence in its virtues and Adaptation To the diseases
for which II is recommended.
1t is no new and uuiried article, but one that has
stood the test OF q ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation aud sale is unrivalel by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony IN It's Ia
vor given by the most prominent and we'll known Ply
sicians and individuals in all parts Of the country Is
immGnes, and a careful perusAl Of the Almanac, pub
lishej annually by the proprietor, and to he had gratis
of any Of his Agents, cannot hut satisfy the moot skep-
teal that this remedy is really deserving the grrat &c
lehTity il has obtained
Principal Once and Mandatory. No. 90 ARCH ST.
Philadelphia. Pa Sold by Z. A SMITH & CO., War
ren: W. L. HC SE. Bloomfield; ]. CAMPBELL, New
ton Falls, and all Dealers in Medicines.
April o, ls56-l-y.
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The Treasurer viii attend at the usual places OF hold.
ing elections, in the following named townships OF
Trumbull county, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes
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FARM FOR SALE:

l. As the subscriber is DESTROYS Of settling up his
business and going west, he offers fo' sale on resona
ble terms his very desirable little farm Of sixty FIVE
acres, situated one mile west Of the centre Of BazetIa
Township. T-umhHll Connty, on the north and south
road-called ScOville road-at what is called Preer's
corners.-G very pleasant situation. and in a frstrate
neirhsorhood. The farm is in good repair well wafer.
ed from springs. and a good never failing we'll at the
house; a good bearing orchard Of grated fruit. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. ELISHA MESSENGER.
au1- 81. Am
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After which, the Treasurer viii keep an office in War
rem, for the purpose of receiving taxes until the goth
day OF December. le56.
JOHN REEVES, County Treasurer.
Warren, o.. Aug, 90, Is56-6w.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

Il County 81 In the Court Of Common Pleas
Milton SutIif. Administrators OF The said plaintiff, on
BENJAMIN Williams, deceased. the sd dav Of August,
vs.. 1856, FL d in said
CLAY ton Harrington, Samuel ScOuTt. his petition
Quinhy, executor Of Calvin G. against said defend
Sutlif, deceased, and James II. ants, praying . de-
williamson. cree against said
Uerrington to pay said Q1inby, as said executor, the
amount of a Judgment in his favor against the
plaintiff, as said executor, against the plaintiff as said
administrator. rendered by Jefferson Palm. ESQ., Jus
tice ofthe Peace, January 18th l-55. for the sum OF one
hundred dollars and costs, taxed at nine d.lars and
twenty-five cents. upon a debt for services and expsn-
css original y due from said Williamson and Williams
to NJ. & C. o. Sutlif, assigned to said C. G. suth1:-
The said williamson mus: appear and answer by the
ninth Saturday after the twenty seventh day OF August
1856, or he will be defaultsd.
sUTLIFF & FUTILE,
au-. %, Is56 6w. Artys. for Paintif.
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PETITION IN Civil ACTION FoR DEB1

The above named defendants, some Of whom reside
without the limits Of Ohio, are notified. that the pima
tiTs have filed in said court, their petition, setting
forth substantially that they have q debt against
Charles ;. Porter and James r. Van 6OuleT (Porter &
Col OF Sill I5-lOO, with Z per cent interest from Oct
Vber 20, 1854. and ask judgment on the same Tn ito
secure It, Porter gave p aintin two mortgages bath re-
corded one, covering Chas. s. P0Tters tisls in lots Is
AID part Of IS, in the town plat OF Iarren, being luV
feet front on Market street, held by Porter iE COMMON
with his brother Asahel, who is nos in California; al
so covering the interest," Of said Charles, (hScd ~ him
in common with AsaheD iN a part Of lotzO, about 10
acres in Rowland. on the northwest SIDE OF the plans
road. held under the will Of lame. ecott. and one COW
erirg the interest OF said Charles, being one fifteenth
in about 4 o acres in Bazetsa- directed by SeotTs will
to be sold ly his executes ami proceeds divided, and
also covering Charles' share OF the James Scout assets.
For part Of plaintiffs demand, they have two Judgments
against Charles, each for $500 90 and some costs
which are a lien on all Charles hndi ard on another
lot in Warren village. being pau Of Block 81. I151{
rods on south side Of High street, his interest being -
Of the lot. sub; ect to Vim. MeFarlane's life estate there
IN. Said AsIhei W. Porter has a mortgage Of So ,o20
on the Rowland land, and also on part Of section %
in Warm. being ) 93-lO0 acres, lying east Of ElizS
Smiths land. and the same set OF BY will OF James
Scott to Angelina Porter, mother ofCharles and Asalei.
one-thiri Of which is owned by said Charles. That
Henry ". Smith has a mortgage Of 5000 on The lot ly-
ing south OF Market street. Jane Shaier q mortgage
on the same, If $500, nov o=ned, perhaps. BY Charles
Smith. That plaintiffs leins on al said lands, are
prior 10 all creditors leins, save those OF H. W smith,
Jane Shaler and Asahel Porter. That Dunlap. BroEn's.
Weeks & Co VIM P. Van Gorder, Lowry ana A. Lie
Day, are tenants of part Of the $50 fret on market ST.,
and owe rents therefor, one nan Of Nhicu gong 10
Charles Porter. should lie applied on his debts. That
the other deft's- named, each have judgments on
TrunLulI Common Pleas docket, aga INST C. 5. Porter,
all Of which in their order OF dates. have leins on Por-
tcr's land, but subsequent to the leins Of the plaintiffs.
Plaintiff pray that all said lands Of Charles s. POr-
ter be sold; that his said tenants pay the rents they
owe, and that the proceeds, after paying prior mort
gage Iins AMI costs. be applied to satisfy plaintiffs de-
mand. and residue be applied on the other Judgments
In their order. Said defendants, who are non-residenis
OF Ohio, are required to answer said petition by The
18th day Of October. A d. 1856, else they will he in de
fault, and decree for plaintiff entered accordingly.
HOFFMAN & RATLIFF, Atty for Pills.
aug. o. lS56-6w.
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Justices, and Constables' Blanks,
SGRKaNTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, rxECUTToNs, ~sUBPGNAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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shs-iH's once. Warren. A
SALE

GALL L
~ BY virtue Of 4 renditioni expOnas. issuel out o.
the Court Of Common Pleas Of 1rumhul county, Ohio
by the clerk thereof, to ne direct d ard delivered !
shall expose 10 public sale, # the door OF the Court
House. in Warren in said county. on sdturdsy, thH
Goth day OF September A. d. 1855. between the hOaFs
Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. CT said day, ak
"a interest AID estate Of Nelson Morehouse, in and to-
the following described lands and teneuents: Situate
in the township Of Greene, TIumbuf1 county and State
OF Ohio, hour led on the north by lands formerly held
BY Usual Bowen aud by Anna Gunsaulis: east BY lands
Of Lewis Logan, and lands OF Bethuel Phil. 5; south
by lands of NOyee Coats. deceased, and by lands ofNOg
Bile thompson, and west by the North and South high
way o. said township, known As the hOmtstea! OF the
late Eli MorehOuse, and containing within s7id bound
aries. enc hundred and FIFTY four acres al EIzd, (h5D.
including sixty five acres conveyed thereAOm by Saist
Eli MOrehouse, in his life time, to his son HAeeiss
MOreho-se: the said interest and estate OF Nelson
Morehouse being one equal undivided one-sixth part
Of oil Of said lands and tenements held ~ said Eli
Norehcuse until his death. Appraised at (s3s6 SAL ,
II. r HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherig's Office. Warren. Aug. 81. l~sj5-5w-3 50. qua
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CHERIFF s SALE

SSALE..- E--
~ BIZ virtue Of ri. Ia. issled cut Of Ia Court OF
Common Pleas OF TrumteA county ohio. to me d:r=ct-
ed and delivered, 1 have levied on and shall Expose To
Public Sale, at the door .: Court Eonss, in Warrtn, IN
said county, on Sit1rdas, the 25th daF OF september,
A D le56, between he bOrrs Of ~ c'cloek A N End4
o'clock. P NJ. ofsaid day. the follozing described Real
Estate, TO VII A lot Of land situate in the to ship a
Warren, in the town plat OF said Warren. TTrmbuif
county and 5 ate OF Oiic, and is hun iesi ~ follows
VIZ: Commencing on the corner Of North Caral STREET
and Vain street. Immediately north OF NJ. fayIer s
Warehouse on said Canal ST.: thence east along said Ca
Eal 81. extending about 1e inr1es east Il The dive TE.s
owned y E. 4 uCyt. row occupied by William Min
Young. sit-aie on said Canal street; thence north-fy
Joseph Bsifcrd's lot; thence west along said Bedford's
: nth line to Main Street; thence south along said
Main street to the place OrLeginning. 81. Lee
Also, n Tot Of Land, situlfe ia the township OF War
rcn, in the town HAT Of Warren, fru3hnlI county.
Oh o, and is boanded as follows, viz; commencing Is
Inches east Of the south east corner Of = dEeuiRg
house owned LEE. HOyt, on North Canal streetin
sad euw n pat. and nov 0eruFief By VIM. Min Young;r
thence east along said Canal street 10 the west line OF
James Prssho's lot; theBce north to Charles Wilson's
lot; thence westEardly on said Wilson's let AID lands
formerly hy John Ernst and lands owned by Joseph,
Bedford; thence south to ihe pl3ce Of beginning.
The first described Real Estate appraised al $50 60.
and the second described Real Estate appraised at
$3.50 CO. H. r. HARMON. Sheriff
Shefif's 0fca. " frren. sur. p. lR56-5w4 n
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TIrs-TnEIR DURABILITY.
M,aoARrrrl, Erie Co., o., June, 1850.

DIR. T~UBGS Dear Sir: I called at your room abou
two years ago with a son, who had heen subject to nj
or epilepsy for eight years. The times veried, but th'
average was ABOUT two a = eek becoming someTha
lraI Ger anj nYre frequent before yuI saw him. H'
also hal slight >Iasns. causing i Il / stop I-1ving OF
speaking for q moment AMI Nhich occurred seyeriI
| times a day. We dared not trust him from our sight
in the fields or about the house. at any tiric. For siN
ofthe eigh- \ ears he was taking remedies o. some kind
almost constantly, and yet they we're growing worse
| Five or six physicians were engaged, ah5 gave about
as many different kinds Of treatment Considering the
useiessness of ali we had done, the effects OF your med
iciue seemed almost a miracle. lie has had hut two
fits since you fist saw him, and FOR more ;han a year
not q single one or any Indication ot any lie mas
since performed more labor than ever before IN ms
life. Ills rest is now refreshing. digestion natural,
and he is free from nervous irritability. Instead oil
constant watching. he has journeyed alone TO a distant
State. with as little concern as though he had never
been diseased. Yours truly, IRA BARNES
aug. IL, I85G-lW.
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CHERIFF'S SALE =

~ By virtue Of an alias Order Of Sale, isssel 0ut Of
the CoHrt OF Common Pleas, of Trumbull County, Ohio,
BY the Clerk thereof. 10 me directed and delivered. I
shall expose TO public sale, at the door Of the couFt
House, in Warren, in said county. on Saturday, them.
day OF September, A. D., 1855. between the hop~ d ~
o'clock. A. NJ, and 4 o'clock. P. NJ, of saj& Day, the
following described tract or lot Of IaHdY situate IN
Warren. or Township No 4, in the IN range IN Tue
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the state OF Onio, ana
which is known as whole OF lot No. "A. in the Perkins
addition to Warren. appraised under former order, at
nineteen hundred and sixty six dollars. (Sf-966) to he
sold at the suit OF Joseph Perkins, against the admin
istrasor Of Caroline Newell.
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GALE OF LAND

sheria,. Omee. Warren. Au
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Wide Skirts and Marrow Sidewalks.

Messrs. Editors Heretofore / have not paid
much attention to the fashion our ladies choose
to adopt in their dress, and should not speak of
it now, had it not been forced upon my observa-
ton. / frequently have occasion to pass up the
Turnpike about the time our schools are dismiss
ed. From the boys l can protector defend my
self; but when one meets a bevy Of young ladies,
presenting an unbroken front from the inner to the
outward edge Of the sidewalk, he must be guilty
of rudeness, or get out of the way as best he can.
Did l not feel convinced, that those referred 10,
know better, and that their conduct is t~lieresult
of thoughtlessness, I would suggest to our com
petent teachers, that they give those under their
charge. a few lessons on common politeness-
The question in my mind is. whether the side
walk should be extended, or the skirts contract
ed-or whether it would be possible for less than
three or four to walk abreast
By inserting the above, You will oblige more
than one who lives on the TURNPIKE.
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4 NOTICE.
"a Philip Jacobs)

At my instance a writ OF Attachment was issued by n.
Mitchell. a Justice of the Peace Of Hubbard township,
Trumbull county, Ohio, on the 18th day Of August. A.
d. 1850, against the goods. chattels, rights, moneys,
credits and effects of George ARIEL, a nonresident
of said county, for the sum Of thirty-eighi dollars and
g. cents, and interest thereon from this date. Defend
ant will take notice said cause will be for hearing on
the Goth day of September, 1856, at 4 oiclCok T. NJ.
Hubbard, Aug ~, 1856 3w.s PHILIP JACOBS.
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Frederick Douglass,
Is expected to deliver an address in Ravenna,
on the 18th of September.
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BENJAMIN Robbins prn',.,. Petition
Is HEREBY GIVEN, that


~ BENJAMIN Robbins, on the 18th Of August, 1856,
flea his netition in the office Of Clerk Of the court OF
| Common Pleas OF Trumhuil county, stating that he has
naiJ for lot 30 in West Warren. Trumbull county,
bounded south and west by streets. east by lot 30. and
/ north by 10 81, to Edwin Lefingwell; that he is dead.ahd
praving that his heirs may make the petitioner a deed.
Dsfeniants will answer or demur by 18th day Of
| October next. THOMAS d. WEBB.
ang ia Is56-6w. Attorney for Petitioner.
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Plan 70 RI 81

DEMOIAL-S. +. I'umrrny has re,
- moved his Piano Porte and Music Store 90 Van
Gorder's New Block on aaTkr, Street. He is happy 10
he a'ie to state that lie grea. :aeresss OF his business,
renders the change necessary-his former WaTeroOms
being entirely inadequate. HIS large and coaraOdiocs
rooms will now enable him TO keep on hand and sex
posed TO view, as large and elegant an assortment Of
Pianos and MclOdcops as can be found in the Strte Of
Ohio. lie will keep constantly on hand from thirty to
hf;y elegantly furnished new Pianos, selected by him
SELF from the hes. makers in the verdi, ana will sell
them AZ Manufacturers prices. which VII rake the
price q each Piano about $50 less q an they are sold
Tor in Cleveland, Pittsburg and Cincinnati. Also a
LARGE assortment Of second handed Pianos, prices from
SIS TO ssuO. Melodeons from SIS to $500. One large
organ melodcon. designed for churches. will lie sold at
aiarEain- Pianos and Melode0ns to rent.
Warren. apr 70 1856 : I PnNEEQY.
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Constantly on hand for sale by
aug %, 1856. SPRING & REED.
TREAsURER'S NOTICE-TAXEs

IT MN NO hALN
L o I55f-F0R STATE For State
Common School Fund, ~ mill on the dollar; for pay
ment OF Interest on State Debt (sinking fund.- 40 mills
on ;he dollar; for the support OF the State Government,
including the ordinary expenses of the Public Benevo
lent Institutions, prosecuting the work on the Public
Buildings, and also, to pay deficiencies OF lSj6. ] mill
on the dollar total for State purposes. , is mills Oh
d lnIla-
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,CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

- der Of Ccurt.-On the l3ih day ofsepte-aber next. .
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on the premises s"reih-
after described, in the township OF Mesopotamia, will
be sold to the highest bidder. the following Real Estats
as the property Of Mary Shattnek. deceased. 20 wit
One piece Of lsnd in the township Aforesaid, IN the
county Of Trumbull. and State OF Ohio, and being laTt1
Of lot No. -. beginning at the north east corner Ut
land owned by p. W. Buell., formerly J. B.. Falktn-.f
Lurs); thence north so far that a line drawn parallel
with the north line OF said Baell's land, to the east lire 81.
Of sail tract shall contain thirty four acres Of land,
being thirtyFour acres of from the tract Of land deed ;
eI by Henrietta T. Whitney to John Tomlinson, Oct.
Alb. 1895. Also, at2 o'clock Of the same day, a piece
Of land in Mesopotamia township TrumEui county,
Ohio. containing three acres Of land, bounded on the
south hy the highway; on the west 10y F. sSheIsEs 40
on the north by Isaac Clark. and on the east by land
owned ny Albert Ensign. being the sametiHst o. sHsE1h
decided by Edward Griffin to Miry Shsttaek, Terms
made knewn on the day " sale, beg
CA BRIDGEN. Adnr-
aug Is. ~Is56-iwt. Of Mary Shatluek. D-csIen
WHITE GLUE for Milliner's use mid
w REFINED I~SINGLASS.
SALTS OF TARTAR.
ROLL BRIM STONE. T4e.
OXAEIC ACID for sale by
NAY Is. f-r.r Il. A.SMIT &C. an