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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
OilClOths,
Of he hess Foreign and Domestic VI nu,sc ;ures from
che yard 70 ,~eaiy four feet wide
M0fftMgS.

Away on hand . large stock Q: Canlsn lAiting..
Also, sape rsr Coca xsiilgs, N ali widths suit
Abe fer Oesss, sAloo1s &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
Linen Goods.

Table Linens, Napkins and Dnyl-s Linen Sheet
tne aud Pillow l.inens, Hackabucks Towels Crash
Be-. ~ ~ Per cent less than usual prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

& e raERy. Vice PresiI"n'
AIprs MALrERy, Secretary.
H.. WOODWARD, Assistant Secretary.
CHAs. LEssiiE, Treasurer.
sep;S-,f
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ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA PENN.
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STEPHEN CRAWFORD. Pres.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice Pres.
PLiSSY FISH, Secretary and Treasurer.
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CHARTER OAK
life Insurance Company,
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100000 CAPITAL.
WITH LARGE AND IYcREAsrSo SURPLUS N.
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Securely invested under the sanction and sppsvv>l q
the Conptrosr Of Prbic Aocounts.
Jas. c. Waller Pres't John l. Bruce, Woe PvssV
E!las Gill, secr'y Z. Dick-rnan, General Aseet.
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Post oreo Building.
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INSURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
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OF the City Of New York
Cssh CAPITAL. oeo4 -
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OF New York.
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acquired C0pu0ts. q, 20o0A 90
OFFICE
ON WEST EIDB OF MAIN STREET
between Front and Second Sts
DAvENPO IOWA
I,plsiavly1 HENRY HOPPNAN A.eo,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

KA'B have now In store lsrvs assortment ~ Psv-
w lo~ ofice. Hee'"r ard Cook Stoves. To which
Ne Invite its sitsnfn Of the ctizfHs Of Davenport
and the prfiic generally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

Particular attention ID invited 20 the fac, that =
have many Of the bese styles and qualities a gsss
MAT cannot be obtained elsewhere. and We are nov
oGbrtng eur entire stock 1t Greatly Reduced Pi crs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
Assault and Battery.

OnDec. Gath. Mrs. Ann Fox made complaint
against Mrs. Mary Kennedy. before the Mayor.
for breach of peace. The latter lady was fined
$500 aud discharged. On Saturday q trial
came before Justice Abel. in which the com.
plainant in the first suit becomes the defendant
in the last.
Dennis Kennedy brings a charge against Mrs.
Ann Fox. John Riley, Patrick Fox and Barney
0'Brian. that an unlawful assault was made on
him and his wife, on Christmas Eve, that they
were beat. bruised and wounded in a violent
and menancing manner. and unlawfully struck,
and that Mrs. Ann Fox, John Riley, Patrick
Fox and Barney o'Brian. were jointly and sew
orally guilty Of the charge.
The families of Fox and Kennedy occupy
different parts of the same house on William
Street. The parties accused appeared before the
Court with the exception of the woman, who is
said to be in delicate health.
Witnesses testified that on the night of Dec.
9th, they heard the cry of murder from the
house occupied by Fox and Kennedy. that they
entered the said house and the apartment &C.
eupied by Mr.. Kennedy. and found his wife
stretched out on the floor s~enseless and apparent
ly dead. badly bruised, her head bleeding from
the wounds; one of the eombatants somewhat
intoxicated and from the bloody appearance of
the parties, a savage pow-wow had been going
on. The injured woman was taken up and
placed on q bed and soon recovered. Acandle-
stick had been broken over her head and a
quantity Of her hair torn out by the female de-
PENDANT. Besides losing a portion of her Lair
she suffered some from the blows and bites of
her antagonist.
After the testimony had been heard, Jonn Ri
ley plead guilty and was fined five dollars and
his share of the costs of prosecution. The testi-
mony of Riley was then admitted for the bene-
ft Of the other defendants.
The offence not being determinable by the
Justice of the Peace. after hearing the testimony
the Court recognized, with surety. Barney
OiBrian and Patrick Fox, who were complained
of. to appear before the Court of Common Pleas,
and for want of sufficient bail to be committed.
The Court fixed the bonds of recognizauce at
$500 each. Both of the accused obtained bail.
The offenders will be duly prosecuted at the
March term OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
which has final cognizance of the case.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
9pme SuteIIigsnfe.
Christmas N Warren.

a. w 02ASA.
Christmas came and went. quietly. The
town clock took a holiday, the hands pointing
all day, at the same figures on the dial. The
little sign board on the brick building on the
corner of Liberty and Market Streets, turned
down, saying, (silently, Bank Shut; indicating
no notes discounted to-day, how ever good the
endorsers.
The sun refused to show his face, thus setting
a good example OF observance of the day, to
the plodding. money getting merchants whose
stores were open IN defiance OF Christmas.
The boys were playing ball on the public
square, the devil himself, -FOUR printers devil.
we mean.) among them. When tired of ball
playing. they showed their agility by turning
scmersets, most of them turning over just far
enough to alight on their hacks. One tall fel-
low who was great at q run and jump. took a
prodigious leap, making a large hole in the
ground and a larger mark on the seat of his pant
aloons. He was evidently shocked. and retired
in disgust.
Small specimens of humanity roamed the
streets. screaming wish you q Merry Christmas
give me a cent" to the damage of our ears.
and depletion Of our exchequer-
In the evening PRoF. THoNAs opened his
Dancing School to visitors. The number of
scholars is large, some so or so, and on this oe-
casion the visitors greatly o~utnumbered the
scholars. In the latter part of the evening, the
older portion of the company joined inthe dance,
and parents and children might be seen in the
same quadrille. sometimes as partners. This
was a pleasant sight, and if the young could al
WAYS dance in this manner, under the supervis-
ion and influence of their parents, and those
whom they respect, the evils which too often
follow the amusement would be obviated. Tie
young would be protected from danger, and the
old made none the worse.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
The Donation Parties.

Some three weeks since, the friends of Rev.
Mr.. Ryan. of the Episcopal Church. paid him a
visit, leaving substantial tokens of their regard
10 the amount of about $50.
On Wednesday the 10th, Rev. E. T. Brown, of
the Baptist Church, received q similar visit, and
almost precisely a similar amount. it being q
little more than $50.
On the evening of the 23d inst, the dwelling
of Elder J. W. Errett. of the Disciples Church
was attacked and carried by storm. the invaders
leaving some sll2. in money and gifts, and pro-
visions for the garrison for some time to come.
Tonight. an inroad upon the Presbyterian
Pursonage will be made, and on Friday evening
another upon the Methodist, and We presume
with similar results to those which we have al
ready chroniclsd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
SCHOOL BOOKS

DOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
l. Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers and others in want Of an assortment. are in.
yited to call and examine our stock
AcGudey's and webster's Spoilers.
McGuEey's Readers and Primers. all kinda.
Rays LIST, snd, Sd and nigher Arithmetic
Thompson's lst, Fad and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, Greshleafis and Perkins, Ari;h'es.
COl5urn's and Aarvin's Intellectual do
Pianoes, Smith, Greene's. CoVslTs. Ciark's, Wells
and Harris Grammar.
Smiths. Mitehellis. olney's. MsNAiIy's. Morse's.
Nontieth's, Parley's and Colton's & Pitehs Geography.
Wrightis orthography; Watts on Mind.
Mayh-Ss' Fulton and EaSiman's Book Keeping
Putnan's Elocu,ion: Cutters Physiology.
Jane Tayler's Physiology whaleley's Rhetoric and
Logic; kanes' Elenents-
LOOMS. Robson, Davies and Greene's Algebra; Ds-
vies Bourbon
LOOMS and Davies Geometry Andrews aad Stnd-
dards & Billions Latin Grammar and Readers; An
thons Latin Series.
Wehster's Dictionaries: Wilson's Histories; States
Of all kinds. A good assortment OF School stationery,
and \ large supply Of Toy Books for school presents
PORTER & son.
Warren, November 4, 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
Union Line Express Company.
%

THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
l. would call the attention of MERCHANTS. BANK.
ERS and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed fAeil.
tiles now at their command. for the safe and speedy
Evaporation of Merchandise, Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts OF the world.
III 2 The Union Line Express Company is now sen !
ing an experienced Messenger daily between CleTe-
land and youngstown. over the Cleveland & Maho-
ming II. r, accompanied with an Iron Safe, for the
protection Of valuables. Making q direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
pi.ilsA-srhts. DSusvtss
Buffalo, Chicago. St. Paul, ST. Louis. Columbus. Gin
einnats and New Orleans
FThis Company will carry orders free, and 70
turn by first Express.
IT ? Bills of Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected. and proceeds promptly
returned. WM. HEWITT. Travelling Sup:.
For further information regarding tariff. rates &c,
application can be made to
PORTER & SON. Agents.
New York Book Store, Warren, O.
October 18th. le51-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
THE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbuiI
County, IS.
COURT OF ONION PLEAS.
Araminths D. chapmsa.A
LsrsEso R Chapman { SYAS MAINTENANCE

The defendant. Lorenzo r Chapman. Is hereby nots-
fsd, that the plg. did on the 10Th day Of December.
inst. file her petition n the Clerks 0fice Of said
County, eating in substance tha. she Ia ! bsE< Eds-
resident OF said county, and has been for = year Lass
past or more, that she was married 20 the def at Mon
roe, Mich. December 3lst. 1884. and lived with hin -
4 faithful and o@edient wife until about the 1st Of Nay.
Is, when the der without Just cause aisented hmm
selfand remained absent about ! year. when he returned
without any intention ofliving with Petitioner or Of pre-
viding for herself and children. that be again =bsented
himself for long periods Of time, and lett petitioner
and family destitut > and in want. and without any good
csEss for such neglect, that she has had six children.
* years, and all her children are now residing with
petitioner; that about the period Of the birth Of said
youngest child, said Lorenzo was suilty OF extrene
cruelty towards petitioner. and that she Is now desti.
tuie and without the =cAEs Of support for herself and
children.
TIE petitioner further states that deft. Is possessed
Of certain household goods and cha.tles. a particular
owns the equity OF redemption in 4 certain lot in SSw-
ton Fails, ia said county, marked A. and C., In subds-
vision Of lot % on the south side Of Broad street in the
plat Of said village; that one John Lewis holds the
ti:ie Of the same as security for a certain debt amount
ing to -. and one Luther c. Garner claims soue
iiteres. therein; that said def. Lofenzo K, thr .a:ers
to sell and dispose Of said property. and also threaie1s
TO take the said franklin H.. and Arthur o., away from
yoor petitioner. and take them to the State of1llinois-
The prayer OF said petition is that said Lorenzo 4
Chapman may be restrained by 'niunctio1 from seiling
said property. and from disturbing said boys, or IN
taking any Of said personal property from petitioner:
and that on fnal hearing reasonable alimony BE-
granted your petitioner. Said def. Is required 10
answer this said petition by the frst day OF next tern.
to be he'd March =. 1858.
BY BEAVER 4 AsPER.-
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
NEWTON FALLS HIGH SCHOOL

~ The Winter Term of this School will commence
December 2ist. 1857, and continue for \ term Of 70
weeks. TUITIoN:
Common English Branches, S?.o0.
Higher English. including the Natural Sciences and
Algebra. $500.
Higher Mathematics and Languages. $500.
We have secured the services OF Nr. DE- FoRD, Of
Mount Union. as Principal, who comes well recon-
mended as a Teacher.
Board and rooms for seIf!5oarding can he obtained
upon as reasonable terms as at any School in the
county. We then invite cur friends and patrons 10
send in their pupils. and no pains nor expense will be
spared In storing their minds with useful knowledge.
By order of the Board.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
]. C. BURROUGHS NJ. D.,

PKAOIIOAL -UENIIoI.
Can still he found at his rooms, corner OF Market and
Liberty Streets, opposite the Bank. Having now en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice oil my prOfes-
sion, in Warren. with a constant increase OF business
which enables me to keep up with all the improvement
Of the day. I have every facility at command. and .
setsrninafioa to DO a, good 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
will he made. ! shall be pleased to wait npon my
friends and former patrons. and al! needing the services
OF Dentist; and =in alrcys give them COED rork at
Dr. J.. c. BURROUGHS.
June Il. yIu. Warren, 0h!s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
Newton Falls. Dec. o. Iss7-s%s
FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber

hsing DESTROYS Of going west. offers for sale .
farm Of 20 acres of land, or the north line of Brace
Vile. one mile north Of :he Railroad station. IL 10
well watered by Eagle Greek. has an excellent Sugar
Camp. with 400 trees, a good road running through 1t.
= small orchard Of grated frEis. ! comfortable log
house. and a good frame shop, aisS i good we'll. The
land Is excellent, and the fences are good. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber. on the premises.
MICHAEL T~EAPLEToH.
pr,rsv;iia ne- q ts--9xR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
Donation Visits

On Wednesday evening. Dee. 80. the Parson-
age of the Presbyterian Church will be open for
the reception of visits and donations from the
friends of the pastor, Rev. ". C. Clark.
So the Ladies instruct US TO say.
There viii be a donation Party given in the
Basement Rooms of the NJ. E. Church, on the
evening of Jan. LIST. 1858. all are invited to at
tsni.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30

STEEL PENS.-Hincks, Wells & Cos
~ Steel Pens No. 30, acknowledged by every one
who has used them 10 be the begs in The market. Flat
Ivory and Wood pen holders, GilIott's celebrated 303
pens, Meyers Gutta Pereha coated pen fsbres. Book
maa & Langdons, and 9 great variety OF the best
brands OF Wood Pencils. both plain and Ivory tips for
sale at wholesale and retail at
STEWARDS, 10 Market Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
NEW DRUG FIRM!

AT NO. @ MARKET STREET. WARREN, OHIO.
The Undersigned respectfully announce 10 the public
that having associated themselves together for the
purpose OF carrying on the Drug business in 81 its
varied branches, they have purchased the entire Stock
and interest of Messrs Spring & Turner in the Market
Street Drug Store. where theJ may ba found a. all
times ready to accommodate those who may favor them
with 8 call And. as by our connection. we bring 10
bear a fair practical knowledg= Of the business We
hope by dealing in a fair and honrable manner with all
who may favor US with their patronage, to secure !
continuance Of the business favors heretofore granted
this establishment, as well as the good viii OF their fel-
low citizens. in general.
Physicians viii End 4 full assortment OF Medicines,
warranted to be just what We All yre
s~criptions allied with care, and entirely eonhdentiai--
Merchants and Druggists of this and adjoining counties
who procure their supplies in our line from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. are respectfully requested to call and
examine our stock and prices, and We pledge ourselves
to sell by the Package on terms that viii save 3 lair
percentage and transportation. Further particulars
soon. J. r. WOODS
Dec. 0, st. ALEXANDER PEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
j. Ii. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
G. ROCERlES & LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 & 5 Market Street.


A RE now receiving a very extensive
~ assortment Of goods in his line. dircc, from the
Eastern Cities, embracing In part the following goods:
10 uhds. Sugar. 10 bbls Coffee A do. 10 do Is. 10
do crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do graduated.
20 Sacks Rio Coffee 10 DO JaTa. 10 do Noeo. 90
10 Laquayra.
So Chests Y. II. Tea. 20 do Black.
s5 Boxes Stearine Candles. IS do T4ilos DO.
90 do Starch.
IL Bags Spice. 10 do Pepper.
, reirces Rice 2do Prunes. 3do Goldfish
4 Trails Gloves.
% Boxes 'SpoClswoorl S. Tobacco. GOD 'Moores.'
90 do Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To-
baceo. 10 20 small. 50 do chewing
10 Boxes Pipes.
S Bbls Pulverized S~Aieratus. S 10 Crude do.
Q Sacks Pea Nuts
20 Boxes u. R. Rasirs; 10 = do.
Citron, Corn Starch, F4rina, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles, Sardiues.
I0.CCO Eagle Prineipee Cigars. COCO washIngton
do. l7,eo0 Light Guard DO, &C.. &c.
~ Bills. Butter Crackers. is do = I. IL do Sugar
10 do Soda. IL do Boston.
Cream tartar. Camphor. Chewing Gum, Indigo, Al.
monds, Brazil Nuts. English Wzlnuts. &c, &C.
IS Baskets Champaign. 100 bbls Whisky. 10 do
Ginger Wine. s0-lO Gall. Kegs do 25-5 Gall. do.
900 Calls. 'Seignetts' Brandy. 200 Calls. '0tarf do.
, Bbls Prins Old Port Wine. , do Msderis. . do ia
macis Rum. 10 de ". Z. DO. ii do Gin l4e Calls.
Pure Gin.
Is Bbls. Molasses. II half do Refined Syrup. &c.
&C., &c
My stock Is full. ample, and complete. I most re-
specially solicit an eximizItion Of goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere .AH goods warranted.
October Z. 1857. J. .. DUNLAP
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
Fire Meeting.

Fire Meeting.
Tho Members of Neptune Fire Company No.
2, will bear in mind that the first regular meet
ing in 1858. will be held at the Engine House,
Saturday evening. Jan. Pad.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
Musical

MUSICAL.
We learn that Mrs. Dsming and Mr.. Dodge
purpose visiting Warren soon. We have had q
Literary Tffa-lOok out for a Musical treat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
NEW"

T B DUNLAP, No. 4 & 5 Market St,
~ Warren. o having quite recently atisd up an
entirely new establishment for the manufacture OF all
kinds Of Candies and Confectionsries. and having in
his employ the most skiilful and experienced work
men. is now prepared to oder 4 very superior article
OF fresh Candies. Of every variety, and 4. the lowest
prices. GrOesrs and others in want Of Candies. can
rest assured Of getting an article fresh and good
October :, 1851. J. y. DUNLAP.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

ME are To- receiving our stock OF
w Fall and Winter goods, 70 which re would call
the attention Of our patrons aud the public. We have
purchased an unusually large stock Of goods. which
is vel; adapted to the wants Of the people ofthis viein
iiy, and comprises nearly everything belonging 10 the
Dry Goods trade. Our purchases have been made since
the recent decline in goods oeeasioned BY the pressure
in the money market, and we are prepared TO offer in
ducements both in low prices and in . complete and
we'll selected assortment Of goods wsinvite the peo-
pie OF Warren and vicinity TO call and examine our
stock, which is the largest, and comprises thS richest
goods Of any in Trunbull County, and will be scld ~
a. Low prices as any on the Western Reserve
PECK, BCRWELL & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
AUDlroR's OFFICE, TRuMBULL CoUNrr,
WARREN. Ohio. Dec. g. 1857.

WARREN, Ohio, Dec. 2. 1857.
thereby certify the focroingt TO be eorectH tf all the Land. Town Lots and Real Property
returned Mnquentb by hcT Treasurer Of said County, in January. in the year. one houande ht
hundred and fifty even (expt hose on which the taxes have dce btenp adJ and that heh0-
gong subscriptions of said LANDS Town Lots &C. is the same as haio N the Duplicate Of ls57, ard
that het axes ofhe preceding year nave been ehagd correctly thereon with hiy per cennIn
penalty on such taxes toe hr with III the taxes 1.-THE present ear.
NOTICE is therefore ehyg vent that the whoeo fthes several nats ofL Land. Town LI, and
Real Property in said list contained, or so much thereof as will be csaryt to repay the taxes
md penalty cirgedt thereon winbe sod at the Court House in said County on the second Mon
paid before that lint.
e2GT CHARLES R HUNT, County Anltor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30

WOODEN WARE.-A new supply
w Of Tubs, Pals. churns, Bowls. Clothes Pins,
lolIsr.. Ladles. Prints. &c. g.. At MeLAINS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30
THE FARMERS FAMILY PAPER,
THE OHIO FARMER

This popular AGRICULTURAL FAMILY NEwSPA-
z will commence its Seventh Volume on the end
day Of January, less, when it will be printed
IN QUARTO FORM,
convenient for binding. on elegant white paper. tie
typography will have the clearness so essential to a
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. 1t will he illustrated, as usual,
with numerous Ensravings of Domestic Animals. Farm
Buildings, Farm implements, Trees, Shrubs. and all
important Affairs connected with Horticulture, AEri-
culture. and Stock. Zach number wnl contain besides
Foreign and Domestic News, selections from the most
interesting publications Of the day, Stories, Wit, His
terry. Biography, Poetry, Essays on various subjects,
Market Reports OF Cleveland, New York. Cincinnati
&c. In short. nothing will be lefs undone which Is
thought necessary 10 render THE ONO RAzEEK."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-30

CASH PAID FOR DRIED APPLES,
~ a, my Grocery Store, corner OF Market 4 Liberty
Streets. J. 7. BROWN
OrkoherT rPS--F
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4 DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE.
~ PROBATE COURT.
Edmund ?. Barnett, Adar- Of David Besgs, deceased.
against 2
John EsSSs. Joseph 5eggs. Christiaoa Douglas 4 Ges-
Douglas and others
PETITION TO SELL LAND

PETITION TO SELL LAMB
The said defendants, Hho ara heirs and legal repre-
sensaiives Of David BegSs, deceased. are hereby To-
formed. that en- the let day Of Dee 1857. said Admins
traitor fled his petition in he Court OF Probate %
Trumhull CouHty. Ohio, the object and prayer OF which
petition is TO obtain IN order. &e, for ihe assignments
David Reges. deceased. in aud for the sale o. the fol-
loving Real Estate: A certain trae, or parcel Of Lana
situate in the township or hubbard. humber three IN
the lrst ranse Of townships. in the Connecticut Wers-
ern Reserve, being part OF lot y, and containing
46 81 I6C acres CT lad. be the same more or less.
ALSO. for the 8 lie Of the equal undivided half Of
S So 100 aeres Of l5nd situ1Gs in the township Of HnA
bard, Eun5rr three. In the frst range OF townships. In
the Connecticut Western Reserve. being part Of lot -
in said TOW nship. upon which there 10 erected a stesuz
Girls; Mill. and being all The land which the deceased
ownsd 1T the ZINE Of his death. in lot "a.
sETLiFy. FUTILE & BURNETT.
solieltorsf for PetitiSRer.
uao n IsS--4J