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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

The Paris correspondent Of the Mem
phis appeal relates the following anec-
do.o:
THE son of a wealthy Jewish banker
in London became much attached 10 a
young Christian. with whom his father
opposed his union. When the son found
that the father could moi be induced TO
give his consent to the match. he con-
cluded 10 marry without it. The father
then threatened TO withhold every shilling
from him, w%hereupon the son replied that,
if the father did not intend TO give him
anything, he would become a CHRISTIAN,
and according to the law, he would be
entitled to one half of his fathers for
tune. The father, much alarmed. few
TO his lawyer 10 inquire whether such a
law really was in existence; the lawyers
answer was in the affirmative. but adding
that if he would hand him wei ten
guineas. he would give him n plan by
which he could illustrate his sons plans.
The ten guineas were quickly produced.
Now" said the lawyer, quietly pock-
citing the money, ''all that remains for
you to do, is to become a Christian also,
and tie law will not ablige you 10 leave
your son a cent of your money" The
Jew hurriedly seized his hat and left the
lawyer without any further remark.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

Born To Coon Lucx.-Mr. John Mar
Tin OF London. is being put in possession
of tie .'Jenne's property" which for so
very long a period has been without a
recognized heir. The cash he inherits
amounts 10 the gigantic sum of $780,
coo, 900, while his income will be 81. $780,.
600 per AMMAN. That is something like a
fortune. The lucky inherilor has been
wretchedly poor all his preceding life.
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sheria's OEiee. Warren.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ William Porter,
vs..

By virtue OF an order OF sale, Issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, of Trumbull County, Ohio, to me df-
rected and delivered, I shall expose to public sale, at
the door OF the Court House in Warren. in said county,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF Al. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ard 4 o'clock p.
VI OF said day. the following described Real Estate. to
wit: Situate in Warren Township. No. 4, in the 4h
Range Of Townships, in the Connections Western Re
serve, in the state Of Ohio, and which is also in the
County Of Trunbull, and is known by lots Nos Sc, As,
81 and 10, rs numbered on the Town ! lat OF Warren.
rs surveyed by franklin L. Stowe for Laura E. Pease
and Van r. Humphrey. Executors and Trustees Of Cal
win Pease, deceased. reference beirg had to the records
OF said map, in the record book Of maps, page Is; ref
erence being also hal to the deed Of John Hutchirs
and wife TO Warren Young of lot No. 81, recorded in
Trumhull County Records Of Deeds. book 81, pages 206
and 2C9. and to the deed OF Van T.. Humphrey aud wife
TO Warren Young, Of lots Nos. A.. 81 and %, recorded
in said record book 81, pages % and 90. Appraised
At s39U0,Co.
A. D. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherif's ONCE, Warren, Dec. Q, ls57-5E-3,s7.
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SALT EHEUM RADICALLY CURED.
NO GIFT SALES!
t DUr MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

- 1T COST!
Owing to the hard tines, and stringent money mat
tiers. We offer for sale . large assortment Of Hiscsll.-
neous Books. at . great sacrifice. Call at the New
York Bookstore il you want a supply for winter read
ing. One Dollar Books we sell from 50 to IS cents
Ten shilling Books for 55 cents; and six shilling
Books from 81 4 10 so cents 1t is cheaper to buy just
what you want, at a low price, than to pay full pFies,
and get a little paper or = Few envelopes thrown in
Call and see our assortment before throwing away
your money for what you do not want.
PORTER & SON,
dec o'57 at the News Depot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

THANKSGIVING PARrY.-A party was
held al the hotel of S. P. Long, in Gus
tavus, O.. on Thursday night last. Ev.
erything passed off pleasantly, and the
company were highly delighted with
their evenings enjoyment. Mr.. Long
keeps a good house, and those who may
stop with him will receive the best at
tention.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

Hon. Elisha Whitllesey delivered an
address before the Histoical Society late
ly organized by the pioneers and settlers
of Huron and Erie counties, at their first
regular meeting at Norwalk, on the l2Lh
inst. The address was replete with his
torical "reminiscences of the early settle
ment of that portion of the Reserve, and
is to be published, by order of the Soci-
ETY..
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Atlantic Mouthly.

Published by Philips, Sampson & Co
No. l3 Winter ST. Boston; Terms, 50.
per year. The second number of this
p riodical has been issued, and is in nc
respect a falling off from its PREDECESSOR,
which is paying il as high compliment! as
could well be conceived.
Those who wish to read a good mag
szine, subscribe for the Atlantic.
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j. c. BURROUGHS, NJ. D.,

PRACTICAL
Can still be found a. bis rooms, eoraer OF Market and
Liberty Streets, opposite the Bank Having now en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice OF my profess
sion, in Warren. with a constant increase otbesiness,
which enables me to keep up with all the improvements
OF the day. I have every facility At command. and .
differentiation to do as gssd work as can be done By
the most gifted Of the profession. Entire satisfaction
will be given in each and all operations, or no charge
VIII he made. I shall be pleased TO wait upon my
friends and former patrons, and allnsedins the services
Of = Dentist; and win slssys give them gsss YORK NJ
DIR J. gURROCGHs.
Iune n. -5T-tf. Warren, Ohio.
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NEWTON FALLS HIGH SCHOOL.

~ The Winter Term Of this School will commence
December slst, lsS1, and eontinue for q term Of Il
weeks TUITION:
Common English Branches, $500.
Higher English. including the Natural Sciences and
Algebra, $500.
Higher Mathematics and Languages, $500.
We have secured the services Of Mr.. DE Fo.D, Of
Mount Union. as Principal, who comes we'll recon-
nended As a Teacher.
Board and rooms for self-Soarding can be obtained
upon as reasonable terms as at any School in the
county. We then invite our friends and patrons to
send in their pupils. and no pains nor expense viii be
spared in storing their minds with useful knowledge.
By order Of the Board.
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N Club Of Ave subscribers. at 50. will entitle
the person making /; up to = copy for six months; a
CluS OF ten at SIS, to a copy for one year.
II p Sample .Sam5sTE and Pr0s7setHsss sent free to
all applicants.
IT p Subscriptions can crmmence At any time.
II Money may be forwarded by mail ut my risk
Large amounts had better be RENTED by drafts, or
certificates of deposit. to
TnoS BROWN, Cleveland, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09
The Berlin Free Love Casea

These cases have come 10 an end for
the present. The Sandusky Register
gives the proceedings in detail. The
grand finale we sum up thus;-Tyler-
whose affinity vas Mrs. Lewis of Sken
e~ateles, Now YORK. and Homer, were
put in Jail. but found bail to sppear next
criminal court. Thomas Wright was
put under bonds, but they are TO be void
if he marries his affinity. Susan n. Walk
or, or leaves the country not 10 return.
The other cases. some four in number,
we're dismissed, as the defendants, A. W.
Smith and Mary Came and Stephen
Woodruff and Mary Fisher have agreed
TO leave the country. The Register says
''the colony ID broken up"
Mrs. Lewis finally consented 10 go
home with her husband. father and child,
and left for the East. Her husband must
be very forgiving. for he testified that
that Tyler not only stole away his wife.
but the pair feeced him out of $500 in
money which they persuaded him to in
vest in the Berlin Water Cure. We
rather think the rascal Tyler told the
truth when. in speaking of Mrs. Lewis
! usband, he said that Lewis did mot
possess a thinble full of brains"
One remarkable feature. We have no
ticed ia this whole affair. is the fact that
the cases of these Free Lovers come up
in pairs. They seem 10 be mated in
abominatiors, and thus afford very
strong proof against their own doctrine
of afiniIirs at will. Justice would be
done if the men lovers were set to work
in the Penitentiary and the women lovers
sent to Cleveland Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09
ANOTHER EMIGRATION CoMPANr.-A

ANOTHER EMIGRATION CoMPANr.-A
company has been formed in Philadel.
phia, called the American EN- igration
Land Company. for the purpose of in
ducing emigration TO Virginia, for agri
cultural purpose. The land owned by
the Company is situated in Bath county,
Va, and during the present season a
large number OF families have IL # for the
settlement. the last party on Wednesday
last, via the Philadelphia and B'limors
Railroad.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

THEN AND Now.-"We intend the
Constitution to be the grea: charter of
human liberty 10 the unborn millions
who shall enjoy its protection; and who
should never see that such an institution
as Slavery was ever known to exist in
our midst."-EJAMEs MADISON.
"Slavery exists in Kansas nnder the
Constitution. "-[JANEs BUCHANAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

REoUEsT.-In the Tennessee Senate,
Mr.. Good pasture presented, a memorial
from citiz-ns OF Scott county, asking to
be released from taxation on account of
the hard times. and that an appropriation
of $4,000 or $4,000 be made for their
benefit,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09
1th Abtertistments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09
FRUIT TREES.

JAMES L. WADSWORTH. Dealer in
Fruit Trees. Ornamental Trees. Grape Vines, Rasp~
berries. &c. &c. Windham. Portage Co..
1 am now prepared to Ill all orders for Frees. from
the most reliable Eastern and Western Nurseries. Al
Nursery prices Those wishing good trees, would de
well TO call and see sp scimens. AZ | shall furnish none
but the best. and such as will suit the most expert,
enced cultivators. Orders for treea should be sent in
soon IL they ara wanted for Fall planting. Strawberry
Plants, Of tho beat varieties. can he furnished NJ any
time. JAMES l.
WiuShxn. Nav. II ,5r-yr H
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Newton Falls. Dec. .. Is55-sss
harm FOR SALE-Tbe subscriber

II 1lIhhA Wv nC suOoOllDCE
Il being DESTROYS OF going west. offers for sale a
farm Of 20 acres Of land, on the north line Of Brace
vile, one mile north Of the Railroad Station. II /,
well watered by Eagle Greek has an excellent Sugar
Camp. with 400 trees, a good road running through IL
a small orchard OF grated fruit, a comfortable log
house. and a good frame shop, also a good well. The
land IS excellent. and the fences are good. For further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber. on the premises.
MICHAEL T~EMPLET0N.
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THE FARMERS FAMILY PAPER,
a OHIO. FARMER
FOR r lS

This popular AGRICULTURAL FAMILY NEwSPA-
PER. will commences its Seventh Volume on the end
day Of January, 1883, when il will be printed
IN QUARTO FORM,
convenient for binding. on elegant white paper. It's
Typography will have the clearness so essential to 4
FAMILY PAPER. No pains will be spared to improve
all the Departments OF the FARMER, and TO make it at
once the most profitable and pleasant Farmers Family
Paper now published. Il will be illustrated as usual,
with numerous Engravings of Domestic Animals, Farm
Buildings, Farm implements, Trees, Shrubs, and all
important Affairs connected with Horticulture, Asri-
culture. and Stock. Each number will contain. besides
Foreign and Domestic News, selections from the most
interesting publications Of the day, Stories. Wit, Ills
tory. Biography, Poetry, Essays on various subjects,
Market Reports Of OleTelGnd, New York, Cincinnati,
&c. In short. nothing will be left undOne which is
though. necessary 20 render -.THr Ono FARMER"
THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

INDEBTEDNESS oE ST.. PAUL The st.
Paul Advertiser says at the present time
there is not less than 5000, 600 of over
due and protested paper deposited by
eastern creditors in the banks of that
city; that the indebtedness in st. Paul to
banks alone, due or 10 become due in six
months, is $3.50, 600 more, while the
eastern Indebtedness of the merchants
and others to mature in the same period,
is ST, 200. coo. That Is, the city owes
SO. 500, 600, of which | 500, 600 is due
to the east. Other towns in the Terri
tory are similarly involved.
A TERRIBLE FAMILY.-James Nichols,
Who is said to have wantonly killed
Frank Grier, in Pittsylvania county. Va,
is reported TO have killed his own moth
er. a few years ago. Another brother
BY the name OF Arnold, is supposed to
have shot his faIhsr and killed him. and
Burwell, a still older brother III led Daniel
Ashwtll. Strange 10 say. not one of them
has been puni>hed.-Bedford Va)Dem
ocT0t.
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Union Line Express Company.
la

.THE ABOVE RELIABLE EMPRESS
would call the attention oil MERCHAMTs, BANK
ERS and MANUFACTURERS TO the unsurpassed acii-
tiles now at their command, for the sale and speedy
Evaporation of Merchandise. Bank Notes, Jewelry.
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels TO and
from all Psrts Of the world.
IL = The Union Line Express Company Is now send,
Ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
land and Youngstown. over the Cleveland & Naho-
ming T. R, accompanied with an IRON SAFE, for the
protection OF yall2bles- Making adireet connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York. Boston. Detroit.
Buffalo. Chicago. St. Paul, ST. Louis. Columbus. Gin
cinnats and New Orleans
nj This Company will carry srdsrs grss. and 70
turn by first Erpress.
II Bills OF Collection taken with Merchandise
Drafts and Notes collected. ami proceeds promptly
WM. HEWITT, Travelling sup':.
For further information regarding tariff. rates &C.,
application can be made to
RTE & son Agents.
New York Book Store. Warren, D.
October 18th, 1871.
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PETERSON LADIES NATIONAL MAG.zrs

PETERSON s LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
Published by Chas. J.. Peterson. No.
3o6 Chestnut ST.. Pbiladelphia. Price
50 per year.
In advance of al its contemporaries,
the January number of this Magazine is
received. and as it is in point of time so
il the present number in excellence com
pared with its predecessors. Peterson
deserves the patronage of the ladies' for
he certainly publishes the best two dol
lar magazine in the land. There is sn
air Of freshness about it which is always
indicative of. originality. and the fashion
P's.es and patterns are always good.
We will furnish Peterscn's Magazine
and the Chronicle one year for s..
BLAcKwooD's ED1NBURG MAoAz1xE:-
Published by Leonard Scott, & Co.,
No. 70 Fulton ST., New York. Price
80 per mum
e The contents of the November mum
Der of this excellent Magazine, are,
Scenes of Clerical Life, No. 5; Jaust's
Repentance. Conclusions; Notes on the
Islhmus of Panama; What will he do
with ii? Part 6: Military Education.
Part end: A Few Words with the Khy-
Z bar: The C~ompany's Raj.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

HMENT NOTICE.

A II
IA N. G. Lane, PIE,
vs..
D. ". Tinkh1m, and -
Gardner, (whose given
name is not known to
Plfs.) Defts-
An order OF Attachment
said Justice on the Both d
X
Cn.tn-ns nec O Ia5r-s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
" We have for sale I Of Geo. A. Prince & Cos.
CELEBRATED M~EL0DEoNs. SIZE,
S Octave, Piano cas.d, usually sold for Sie0. which We
offer for $50.
Also. 2 new COR CRACKERS. which We will sell
for $40 each, the regular price is $50. Call seoa and
improve OPT oriunity, at
KING & BROTHERS,,
Nov. u. 81. fa-l No. y Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

GOING SOUTH-The undersigned
~ intends to spend a portion fths coming winter
in the Southern States and Cities, and will take charge
Of any business. collections or otherwise, which may
be entrusted to him. 1 shall leave about the 10th or
I2th Of Decsmbsr next.
@. JOINS.
Hartford. o. NsY. II. Is57-5W.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS 81 the A,h.

l. tshuia and New Lisbon Rail Bead Co. viii take
notice that there will he a meeting Of the stockholders
Of said company at Bloomfield, Trumbull county. GA
Thursda-, The 9Th CT January, 1853. being the hrsk
Thursday OF the month, for the purpose Of electips sf-
hcers for said company. and fransacting other lusi-
ness for the ensuing yesr- EBEN NEWTON,
Canfel!. Dec. 3. 81. President
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

.CHoOL TEACHERS ATTEND

There win be an Examination Of School Teachers
at Empire Hall. in Warren. on Friday the 18th Of De-
cember, 1857: also on Friday the 22d Of January, 1853,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A NJ. of each day.
L. ii. HUTCHINS. Clerk Of Board OF
Examiners for TrumbuIl County.
Warren. Dec. Q. 57-6S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-09

Before 3. Barnes. J. P. OF
Gustavus Township, Trum-
bull County, Stale OF Ohio.
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TRUMBULL AGRICULTURAL so.

l. CIETY.-The annual meeting Of the TFumbulI
Agricultural Society will be held at the Secretary's
office in Warren. on Wednesday the 93i Of December.
at 10 o'clock. P NJ. The election Of officers, the pur-
chase Of FAIR 0UN and other important matters
will be before the meeting.
J. I. KING, Pesident. J. D. cox. Sec'y.
Warren. Dec. O ,57-9w.
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THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER

For the Farmer. Gardener and Stock Breeder that
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-23

How TO TALK.--A New Pocket Manual of
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2 II notes and correctsn accordance with rules
previously given, large number of the most com
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3. Ii gives useful and practical rules and hints
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This interesting and instructive little work ha.
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to the public favor. The student will find it an in
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9:8- Two more papers will close the present
volume. We wish could safely say as much
of our books. Many have done the fair thing
and many have allowed their accounts to run
unsetted We should like to settle up with as
many of our patrons as possible before entering
upon our new volume. If you can't pay, give
us clever word of promise and we shall like
you all the better for it. Don't forget to notice
our propo iton to take two dollars and fifty
cents for two copies Of the Journal one year
one TO be sent to present subscriber and one
TO some new friend. We hope to greatly fscili'
tate our rapidly increasing circulation in thi:
manner.
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- The Elmira Advertiser in speaking of the
fashions says
Strip ali the men and women of our village of
their fine clothes and what change would be ap-
parent"
of course there would
Judge Goodenow, the Oldest member Of the
Supreme Bench of Maine, has given an opinion in
answer to the State Senate, that colored persons
are still voters in Maine, in spite OF the Dred Scott
decision of the United State Judges.
The Chicago Tribune states that the Mil
waukee Amsrican, a Know Nothing sheet, par
GreeIlcncc, long time patronzed aud sustained by
the spread-eagle party has after several desperate
efforts to hitch itself to the Republican movement
finally fused with the Irish and Border Ru(Hans.-
1t goes the entire swine Dred Scott, Fugitive Slave
Law and all.
OBTUARY.-The Mormons have lost one of
their great lights-one J. NJ Grant-and the an
nounoement Of his death closes in the most ap-
proved obituary style: HE has gone now leav.
lug seven disconsoated widows and several children,
four of whom are under eight weeks Of age, 10
mourn their irreparabIe loss
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patcl Lhis 23d dnr OF Ami. ls57-5OwG. 8 55.


ON the 23d day of May, A. d. ls47, between the
Ohours of one and four o'clock p ST., the premises
herein described will be sold to The highest bidder,
the following property belonging TO the estate of
Adam Phillips, deceased to wit: A good steam saw
MILL about one and thrse-eighth acres of land and
certain right of way; said land and right of way
more particularly described as follows, to wit -
Commencing at beach tree the east bank of
the Portage river the said beach standing on the
north line of the southwest quarter of section 81
in township 5, north of range IL east, and running
thence south along the bank of said Portage river
sixteen rods thence east twenty rods thence north
sixteen rods, and thence west twenty rods, to the
place of beginning, together with right of way
forty Get in width, commencing at the south
corner Of the land above described and running
up the bank of the said Portage river TO the Roll
lersvllle and Portage Free Turnpike road said
right of way to continue so long as the said land
above described shall be used for mill purposes
To be sold subject to the dover of Catharine Phil
lips, widow of decedent, which has been assigned
at twenty dollars annually. Appraised, subject TO
said dover. at $1,000 Terms Of sAle-one.fourih
cash in hand, and the residue in three equal an
nual ayments, with interest and good security.
JOSEPH SARGENT,
DAVID PHILLIPS,
J. RErn, Atty. Administrators.
April %, le57.-50w4ti25,
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From the Ohio Cultivator.
WOhh CnnnfY Clover CrOn Agnina

S. D. HARRIS My friend Whitaker of Olin-
ton, don't like TO take a banter, and don't like
to be beat | see in the CultiUator of the lst
Of April, an account of Mr.. Whitakers crop of
clover and seed which was good. The statement
in the Petrysburg Journal of my crop, which
you published, was given without my knowledge.
| would have included 200 bushels of apples
that grew on the same ground raised my clover
from, which at 37a cts. per bushel would make
S75, which added TO $685. would make the to-
tai yield 1910. Yield per acre, sH62.
Friend Whitaker must knock under, and try
again. ii. SHIvELY.
Bowling Green, April, 1857.
Just as we predicted Wood county is compe-
tent to head the agricultural column.
MARRIED-0n the 18th inst by D. Ross Esq, JoHN
S. HARRISON, Henry Co Ohio, and MARY AsS WHITE
Of Pcrrysburg.