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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15
FASHIONABLE
BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING

ne subscriber having recently opened shop in the
= I'm over the Mineral Point Book Store nearly on
Ppte me nted States Hotel is prepared wait upon
AT any hour oftbe day. SHARING, SH n
fcONING, H4TR-DRES SING. &c. done in the best
llliiii'"r ana most fashionable SITS Ies.
hy street attention to his business and ardent de-
ere 70 please he hopes to merit and receive share of
s patronage of the citizens Of the city ofMineral Point
Gentlemen, please call and give him a trial
m. u. =. TURNER.
Hiheral foint June %, 1851. 2iG
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KEROSENE OILS,
DISTILLED FROM COAL, [Sor EXPLOSIVE
SECURED By LETTERS PATENT

THE DEFICIENT GRAD : of these celebrated Oils,
L suitable for Machinery of all kinds Bnnacle and Fam
lily be had of the unders gued, also of the whole
sale Oil Dealers and Druggists in the City of New Iork
and of the authorize LO. of the Company in this
place.
AUSTENS,
GENERAL AGENTS, KERoRENE On Co.
No 80, BEAVER STREET, N Y.
y-Local agencies granted application AZ aboy e.
Orders should specify the desc -pton OF lamp
~ fo which the oil is wanh-,f. 2Ivx "
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TURNING SHOP

HANING now completed all the necessary Machinery
Tor tue purpose, the subscriber is prepared to do
KINDS 81 turning the shortest notice on the
reasonable terms at his shop Chestnut street few
rods north from Millions John a owNEv
Mineral Point, Sept l. 1856 go
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Taver,, Stand to Rent

+ssasSS TIE Undersigned win rent on reaso,.,I,
s....f44 L terms his house near the Rail Road p,t
E:tH5 IN Mineral Point, which has been built a. -
@A3sa Tavern, and is entirely aud roornv En-
iulie ., WILLIAM WALKER,
1iN ct TIE Mineral Piur House
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Msrtkansise.

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES
EMBRACING nearly every variety known
n the approved patterns Just received and
FOR sale by NJ. BANION X son, on Commerce street :
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT- COOKING STOVES
May Flooer, Uater Hitek
ElacL Diamond IRON Monarch
Prdirse QUEEN, Western Queen
NeU V0rtd CHHIGGt0r, UHirerse
Keystone, 4ttass, BaRgUp Lion, &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
Of all and patterns use Also the follow
ing, among other:
PARLOR STOVES.
Syiras with without ovens I1ora open closd fronts
Boston, . s. Cottage Stores, &c, &c
BOX STOVES,
STOVES both for Cooking and the Parlor He has also
large Stock OF beautiful
Bfitana-Ware,
including
TEA Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Urns, Creaners,
M0iGsses Pltchers, Casters, PHchers
Mugs, Cups, CGRdlesticks
SPitt0ons, Lamps, &c, &C., &c.
Selected with care and offered remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper. and sheet Iron Ware
OF all kinds constantly hand featured to or
der, the shortest notice
In connection with this establishment il FURNACE
where work in either of their respective lines i'll be done
in the best possible manner.
Job Work attended to in any of the above Shops on
short notice.
Persons desiring thing in his line are invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYON l. SON
Mineral Point, October, 1858 Nv
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EVERY KIND or HUMOR,

from
The worst Scrofula down to a ccmmo Pimpls
He has tried ii in eleven hundred cases and nTe
failed except in two cases, both thunder uEoT lie p.
now IL his possession hundred certificates OIL"
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston. -
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst AiHl OIL FA
pies the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bile'
Two bottles warranted 10 cure The worst e'AA'
the mouth and stomach.
Three to FIVE bottles warranted to cure the SO''
kind OF Ery sipelas.
One three bottles are warranted to cure al huHoi
in the eyes -,
Two bottles are warranted to cure runningof the si'
-Four to six bottles are warranted to corDI'Ia'
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaIv eruptions Of the skin
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the ''''
kind of ringworm. -,
Two or three bottles are warranted to the '''
Three to four bottles are warranted to salt r6esT
Five TO eight bottles viii the worst case o ~
A benefit is always experienced from he bl' -,
and perfect cure is warranted when The abV'5 4'
is taken ,,i,
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the Day = = "a
common weed growing on the pastures. ah1 80. vet
stone walls, should every humor in The s'ss
il is a fixed fact If yeu have a humor, II 10, y" 81,
IbeTe no IFS nor ANDS. huns nor ha : at'o nd
ing some cases, but not yours. pedied over -. 4.
bottles Of 1t in the vicinity Of Boston. En- q he
fects in every case 1t has already done 20
greatest ever done in Massachusetts - zen
children year old 10 old people Of slHE' - ,s s5n
poor, puny wornly looking children W" tI,b bF oue
and habby, restored to a perfect state ol L''''-
bottle. -. hot
To those who subject TO sick htaost :; r,tsrrh
tie viii always il. 1t gives great RENE coss
and dizziness. Some who have takenlt hau M tre ID.
for wears and have been regulated by it. as'. sBr
body is sound il works qute easy, tut -. rsrJ
arrangement of the functions Of nature, IL -. tlsy
singular feelings, but you must not Dc az There
always disappear in from four days 10 q hat
never bad result from il the contrary -srsor.
feeling is gone You viii feel yourself IKE ~ MS Of
heard some of the most extraragant enc'hiD--
that ever man listened to. = ,aoV.rsn
Manu- featured hv DONALD KENNkDl, N"''
street Roxbury Mass Price 500. II Tobn r.
Sold in Mineral Point by r. d. PuiIord Az Tq-.ily
Vivian.
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For Sale.

VIE subscriber oilers for sale the Ell n-ov,, oil NJ.
4 and Sian hter House in the city Of Mineral
years. For .erus enquire If Wu ,-I- irtIai
Mineral Point, June / 1857 -
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, -O7 SAFE

4 BOLT . Acres Of fr>t rate Land, situste on the
\ Ntutra. Point y Warren K. L line. about 1, miles
soat "a Riverside Station. are prepared 10 sen thie
lot 81 bargain.
MERRILL X FARMER
Si'Ao 81 Main street, Gaieua. III.
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AUSTENS,
GENERAL AGENTS, KERoREN
Bronson Lands for Sale.
In Grant County.

TIVE following described choice Lands situated the
i counties Of CRAM, Iowa aud Lafayette, are new
oGeFsl fer sale.
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Look at This /!

4 IL persons indebted to the subscriber notified
that thei notes and accounts left IN the hands
Of Samuel Thomas Esq, for collection. Ii attended
Immediately, cost viii be saved.
JOHN HADFIEI.D.
Mineral Point, July ;, 1857. 25t
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A CliolCE lot Of Pickles in jars half gallons, and
'''''o w. IN pint ana quart BOTTLES for sale by
& 0HO POUNDS Extra Cream Cheese. for sale nv
wv SAMUEL JENKIN K co.
roo CADY'S Extra Tea in , and lbs each, for sale
W. 0y SAMUEL JENi<IN Il CO
oO sale BY sAMUEh J JHS i'sPg + Co Tor
80 BBLs Assorted Nuts, for sale al. BY BY rr>,,..,-
4 FINE Lot of Assorted Candies, for sale BY
"A SAMUEL JENKIN Il co.
10000 HAVANA claAE sIa sf5 Ss5P P5R e. y
40 DRUMS fresh sultana Raisins in store for sale by
~ SAMUEL JENKIN & co.
200 BBLs, ofAppols just received, for sale by
- s. JENhIN & co.
DO Lbs. shelIed Almonds, for sale by
NV 5. JENKIN & co.
: Doz simmons, Hunts, Fenn's Axes, for sale by
= 5. JENkIN 3 co.
% Doz. Boston AK Helvcs, for sale by
~ 5. JENKIN co.
1000 LBS Fancy Candle. f95 , seIe y ;. 80
eDoz. hoped Pals doz. hooped do, for sale by
" ). JENf<IN II co.
IN BOXES Rham's Candies Is boxes Star do, for sale
~ by s. JENKIN & co.
e CASKS crockery, Deeanters, Plumbers and Mols..s
" Oahs' Tor sale by 5. JENKIN co.
20 BOXES Palm Soap, for sale by ,r>,rr, 80
~ S JENKIN CO..
ZD ~ s. JENKIN 4 co.
,yRESH Oranges, Lemons and Cocoanuts for sale Nv,
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IoiiF~--tt"th. Hat. shaving. Hair, Tooth Nail
Z tti tiIl vtf5c 60 ?, iSrnIsh. IN Tin camel ;
. -t ttHAath- hu>tIuc. NbtewaSh. Horse Shoe St,,vs
7.'"o'i'~' Camel Hair Pencils at L53tf. VIyIAN,S
..- st-i,l, FtaaS au Tatet articles Harrison,
1, ''..tFr u fHS NathSrinn. Delights Spanish ms
- n, Icy .iJEl, Eau Ie Cologne Hair oils
,@ I'm NJ Hr"vn Windsor Soap White DO
- '-i s'a"= t1es.n. r reala Of soap ana n bgn.Iri
- NIELAN'S
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9 Senate ChGH4bsr, OHIO, .7prH sf5 ls4.
" Dr. J. C. AVER Honor-d Sir: have made tht
ough trla ot the tATHkRrGC Puts, len 10y agent
and have been cared 10y them ot ta dreadful Rhersf,n
under which he found me suffering The doe
lIeved me, and few subsequent doses have euirslv
removed the disease feel in better health now than M
some years here which attribute entirely To- the e-s
OF your CArHARTIC Pills Yours with great respect.
JUCIUS Is. METCALFr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

Justices and Constables' Blanks,
MoRTG G & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
srNnoss, EXECUTIONS, s~UsrGSAs, nc.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

PROTECT 1oURsELyEs.-Beiween 10
and IL O'Clock last evening. as Mr.. Nc
Ninny. employed as Express messenger
on the Mahoning Railroad, was proceed
ing up ST. Clair street, towards his
house, he was alta cked opposite the res
idsnce of Mr.. w. A. Otis. by Two men,
who had concealed themselves, one in
the yard, the other behind a large tree,
situated near the front of the house
They seized him, one by the throat, the
other by the foot. throwing him upon the
sidewalk. They then commenced to
search his pockets, thinking to enrich
themselves from their contents. During
the proceedings Mr.. Nc succeeced in
freeing himself, when he was again
caught, and thrown orer the fence into
the yard, were the same operations was
again commenced. Mr.. Nc. finding his
throat Tree, commenced to call for help,
when, hearing footsteps, the rudians
fed, leaving behind them, however. a
hat and portion of a coat. which Mr..
Nc. succeeded in securing. We trust
that these articles will lead to their de
lection, for no person is safe while such
desperadoes are TO be found proving the
streets in search of gain. Mr.. tic. re-
received no injury, except from his
throat, which, as he considers. was bad
ly sgueezed.-C Cleveland Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

HoN. LOUIS M'LANE died in Baltimore
on the 9Th inst. in his 79d year. He
was the son of Allan M'Lane, a distin-
guished officer in the revolutionary war.
He himself served as a midshipman on
board the frigate Philadelphia. but LEFT
the navy for civil life. He was a mem
Der of the House Of Congress from Del
aware, Minister of the United States to
England under General Jackson's admin
istration, and Secretary of the Treasury
in the same Presidents cabinet. lie
wassubsequently appointed by President
Polk TO setllethe Oregon questiOnin Eng
land. He has filed a number of other
situations of responsibility. showing the
confidence reposed in his character and
ability.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

WESTERN RAILRoADs.-After all, the
business of the Railroads since Harvest
has not fallen off as much as is generally
imagined. The earnings of the Illinois
Central, so far, this year, are $50. 600
greater than last year. The receipts of
the Baltimore & Ohio Road shoE only
SI4 600 decrease on Freights, which is
nearly made up by an increase of s13.
600 on Passengers. The Cincinnati.
Hamilton & Dayton Road earned So
600 more in September, than during the
same month last year. The Pittsburgh
& Chicago Read shows an increase of
for the month.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

The hank paper circulation of the
United States, at the present time, is es-
timated to be $40, 600, 600: OF which
seven millions are in bills of a less de-
nomination than five dollars; forty mil
lions Of ten dollars; thirty FIVE millions
of twenty dollars; thirty million of fifty
dollars; and forty.fve millions OF bills of
the denominations OF one hundred dol.
laIs and upwards.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

A Coop EXAMPLE FOR Our BAHKs.-
The Rochester Banks, says the Demo
e,ot, continue to afford accommodations
10 'millers. merchants, manufacturers
and others, quite literally. The Farm
ers' and Mechanics. in two days, has
discounted about S45 900, on short pa
per. The City Bank has in three days
discounted nearly $4,000. The Union,
Commercial and Monroe County have
have not been behind their neighbors.-
The wheels of business are again put in
motion, and The relief from tho late de-
preston begins to be sen:ibly felt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

A Coon HIr We always like a good
hit strike where it may. an I We doubt if
there is 4 <. n. who will not relish the
following from an exchange on thu ru-
nored proposed marriage of Ex Presi-
dent Fillmore with a Montreal lady;
Pretty business for a Know Nothing.
Americans must rule America" and
here we have the great chief of the dark
lanterns submitting to foreign rule and
actually laying plans TO Increase the en-
igration!
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NOTICE TO FARMERSLIa m nov

~ prepared 10 sell 20 the Farmers OF Trznball asa
Portage county, Delanes's Independents uorse RAKE.
which is the best Rake now in use, both for rzkiRg
hay. or cleaning stubble I am al-o prepared 10 ssG
Balls Ohio Mower, which is the hest Mower now In use.
and tack the frst premium asa Mower. at the ohis
Stats Fair in 1856; also. en- hand and for sale. CrozePs
Thermometer Churns. they cant b.. beat also, Bee
Hives, Fork Handles. Provision Safes. Hoe Hasdlss,
Straw Cutters, &c, all Of which will ks sold cheap fer
cash, or produce, at my shop on Qainhy Hill. west eide
OF Nahoning River. uARLE AESSENaEk-
Warren. June IL. 1871.
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Anti-Slayery Meetings

We are requested to give notice that STEPHEN
s and AEBr X FosrER, and Benz. S. JOKES, will
address the citizens of this place, on Saturday
evening and Sunday, the 9th and 25lh inst
The meetings will probably be held at Empire
Hall
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21
Rev. C. a. Boardman,

Who did not preach in the Presbyterian Church
IN tins place last Sabbath, as was anticipated,
will preach there ID. " next Sabbath morning
and evening, 25th inst, at 1O1a o'clock A. NJ.
and Gil o'clock P. N.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
. Admir-. Of Seth Grcgg,)

Hannah Gregg. ct all.
By virtue Of an alias o der OF sale. issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull County Ohio. TO
ne directed and delivered) on decree made at the June
term OF said Court, A. D. 1857, l shall erposei to Public
Sale, II the door Of the Court House, in Warren. in
said County, on SATURDAY. the 94th Cay OF OCr0
and 4 o'clock P N. Of said day, the following described
real estate, tsutiect to the homestead claim Of said
Hannah Gresg and her children to Wit: Situate in thu
township Of Warren, and bounded as follows, On the
south side by the PSrEman Road so called, on the vest
by lands owned by Joseph Wilson. on the north by the
town line between Champion and Warren, and on the
east by land OF Giles o. Grisuold, and supposed to con-
tain about wsnty-6v-acr- rs Appraised at S25,Oo.
Subject to said homestead claim, the said homestead
appraised IT $500, and The dover Of said Hannah Gregg
in the equitable interest Of her deceased husband TO
said real estate. appraised st S70.33.
N. R. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sherif's oMzs. Warren. Sept %. 57-5H-j,i5.
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The PANIC WORKING FOR UNCLE SAM.
The Trenton True American says that
tie United States recruiting station in
that city is doing a hourishing business
at this time. Large numbers of men
are enlisting into Uncle Sans service,
VINO doubtless consider the eleven dol
lars per month pay and found as better
than living on hope, or work without pay.
or no work and 40 pay. There are plen-
tn of able bodied single men, of a better
class than those who generally join The
army, who will be glad to enlist now.
as an alternative 10 beggary or starvation
next winter.
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The Luca Family

Have been giving Concerts throughout this
county. They will sing in Kinsman and Gus
tsqus, during the coming week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

SlLKS.-Rich Plaid and Striped. of
~ the latest styles; BLACK SILKS, Of superior quality
and high lustre, at the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21
Sale of Swine.

Cnas, ERowS, Esq, of Bloomfield, will sell at
his farm, on the 3lst inst, some so full and half
blood Suffolk Swine Farmers wishing to i'm
prove their stock Of porkers will do we'll to attend.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

GooDlos THE BACK TRAcK.-We learn
that very large quantities of goods are
being taken out of bond for expectation.
Immense quantities which have been ly-
ing in the United States warehouses, are
now being Withdrawn, and re-shipped for
Europe and the countries of their produce
ton. We understand this department of
the Custom House is unusually busy. and
we are glad Of it. 1t is to be hoped that
the inicrm;nahlr consignmen.s of all the
half made up hardware, tobacco boxes.
plaster globes, meersi aume and disgust
Ing uoa: euse OF The German factories will
stay at home for a few years. that the
cloths. aud railroad iron, coal and cotton
goods of John Bull will be sent to some
country that cannot produce them, and
that the tinsel. trash, silks. laces, capsules
and mock jeweIry of Mr.. Crapeau for
warded for a while TO Algeria instead Of
the United States.-A. Y Mirror.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
STATEof OHIO, Trumbull County, o..
~ II QUE OF COMMON r.
William Edwards & Hiram Iddings.l
Partners under the name and nrn Of
Edwards and Iddings, Plaintiffs.
against
Allen Rice. Defendant.
CUyII AorTON ~

CIVIL ACTION IL ATTACHMENT.
Allen Rice. OF Mercer County, Pennsylvsaia. win
take notice that the above named Plaintiffs did, en- Tie
oh day of September, A. D. 1857, Ole their petition 10
the Court of Common Pleas Of said Truzbull County.
against the said Allen Rice, Defendant, setting fsrsA
that there is due to them in the account Of saia
Allen Rice, for goods sold and delivered to him. he
said Allen Rice BY them. the said Plaintiffs. at cls,s-
land, Ohio, to the amount OF Si6s .63. with Interest e.
the same from the sth day of July, A. D. 1885,, and that
they have caused an order OF Attachment to Issss
against said Defendants effects within said County ard
GarnIshee Notices. TO john o. Rice. Of Ash,absls
County and Isaac D. Powers. of Trumbull couply--
The defendant is hereby rotided that unless he anIuss
said petition on or before the l4th day OF November.
AID 1851, judgment will be rendered against hin 70
accordance with the prayer af said petition.
EDWARDS 4 IDnIE6s-
By IeHs n STFLL, their Attorney.
San. Ia ISS--6H
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,.nt. is. 1ssl-s ns A'0n"-
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuA

OonaJy, IS. CUUET OF COHAON PLEAS.
John G., wi1ism. James. Ebenszsr, Lucy and EnssLs
McComhs, Mary Kerr. Rsbeeca and Lewis BlachIsy
are hereby notified, that a petition was hled agains
them on tbs thirteenth day Of September. A. D. 1857, in
said SQUIRT, within and for said Coun'y lad State, ~
Kerr. Guardian Of John O., Ann Gina
Thomas c. and Ely Ward. heirs Of Eli1. Ann Ward,
deeeass--zGd is now pending, wherein said Kerr. 90
:Srsaid heirs. demands partition Of the fol-
ioEisE f'sl Estate, to wit: The whole Of lot No. 90, 10
the Te-9sAaPo OF Champion. containing g3aercs. Atss.
tas whole .: lot No. :. in the Township Of wsatAsrs-
h>ld, containing lGf acres. both tracts being the hnds
o. R'hert AeConhs, deceased. late Of xeAthsrrfsld +.
sa.d Comfy; sal. a. the next term OF said Court. ths
naif hsrr- as Gdartian for said heirs, will apply for "a
srder that partition may ie made Of said premises
CTRrIsS * SMITH. Attys for PkLnlS.
Sept. "a ls57-6I.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Robertson ID Rsynoids.)
WnoJh-S

= ~ u " VVNENWIWN
By Tirtue OF an alias order OF sale. Issued s1t Of tie
Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum5un County. OhIo,ta me
directed and delivered, / shall expose to Public Sale.
as upon judgment at lIw at TIT door OF the Court House.
in Warren. In said county. on SATURDAY. the 7th 1zT
o~fNOYENBER AID 1885, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A VI ard 4 o'clock, P NJ, CT said day, the folloEing de-
seribed tract or lot of land, sitlste in Hartford towG-
ship No. S. in the lat Range, OF Townships. in the Con-
nscticut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio. and
which is also in the county Of Trum5Gll. and Is kn5=u
by part % lot No. 95. and is bounded as follows: Begin
ming at q post standing In the west line Of the highEay.
running north aud south through the center OF said
Hartford. and in the south line of the Public Square,
~ the centre Of said Township. running Ihencs vest
along the south line Of said Public Square 90 rods,
south parallel wish the east line OF said lot No.
q rods. thence east parallel with said sou;h lire Of
the Public Square 90 rods 20 the said west line o. tbs
highway. thence north along said west line Of The high
way ? tod: To the place 81 beginning, and contains oss
acre Of land, be the ssne more or less. Appraised
under the homestead exemption Iaw, At sise5 90.
IL r HARMON. Sheriff.
Surtrrr-s Orrrrr Warren. Oct =. 5T-Su-3JRS.
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Lost !

In this village, this day, (Oct. 81 a valuable
Cameo Breast Pin. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving itat this office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21
'rRUMBULL COUNTY, COURT OF


S7Aert Moat<omsry. Eiizlhsth sprowis ana lance
SProvls her hly1sa1. Jane spraxls and AIsxsnaer
tPT9Iishc hIsNr1d- John Ritter. Sarah anu Hsss
and William Ho<s her husband, Martha BennStt ssl
uszeki1h Bennett her husband. Eliza Hattery and
Josiah Hsttery her hlsbsni. susan Ris:er, james
cs5urs, MARI Patterson ana Thomas Pat,ersen k-x
hashsnd, and ElieH CoSuru. PICS.
against
r5vid Waldrof. Exr ofJanes Montgomery. deersscs.
John Montgomery. Rachel Vandsnhurgh apd Joka
Vauaenhrrgh her husband. Martha Dickson ard wa
lila Dickson her husband. Rebecra Brannon a,d
Jackson Brannon her husband. Marcus Best. sarsk
Stewart and Ehenezer Stewart her husband. Has.
aNh StewaTtand James u. Stewart her husband, RHn
Escl and John Reel her husband, and Jane Best, dsn.,
TIE defendants. John Montgomery, Rachel Yandn-
hurgh and John her husband. Martha Dickson and VIII
liam her husband. Eliza Reel and John her hnsh..k-
will take notice that the plaintiffs have this 18th sspl
1857. died in said Court Of Common Plsas. tAelr psA.
to set aside the will Of James Montgomery. des'1-
AMI that said defendants must appear and ansxs< -
the twenty drst day o~fNovenber, 1851, or s.Ia ystt.l..
win he taken as confessed by then.
uCTCuINs. cox L RArLIFY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21

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