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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
Trprhrn Asrior.fnral snnietu

i-sA.-D@l1 HtLsAu1dt SJSlStY.
Tie '%reeular animal meeting IF tins
Society was held at he ofice of the Sec
rotary in Warren. on Thursday, April
Esd, 1857. the President, j. F. KISa,
being in the chair.
The following general regulations as
to entries and premiums were adopted,
and the list of premiums given below
was decided upon. and the time for hold.
ing the fair was fixed for the 22I, Esd
and 24th Of September next:
REGULATIONS.
L. STATIONS must be owned within
this county for the period of one year
next preceding the fair, in Older to com
pete for any of the premiums except
Sweepstakes.
9. OTHER HORSES. in order to Compete
for premiums, must be owned within this
county for the period of three nso.ths next
preceding the fair.
8. BROOD MAREs. The premium On
"Broud Mares & Colts" is to be regarded
as offered for the mare only, the colt be
ing only evidence OF the qualities of the
dam as a breeder.
a. CATTLE. All cat.le must be owned
in The county n month prior 20 entering
them for premiums except Sweepstakes.
5. ALL OTHER animals and articles
must be The bona tide properly of resi-
dents Of this county, and all man4foc-
tured articles must have been made with
in the the county, excepting agricultural
implements.
Fowls. The general term SkdRqh0es
shall be understood Ia include all Tie
East Indian varieties known as Chitta-
gcngs. Burmah Pootras, Cochin Chinas,
&C.. &c.
Z. DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS. Each
class committee may award Discretionary
premiums in their own class; but NO such
premium shall be awarded to any animal
or article il a regular competition for a
prize in any one OF the fixed classes is
open to it.
8. WHEN no COMPETITION occurs 10
any class or division, q premium shall
not be awarded as a matter of course,
but only when the intrinsic merit of the
animal or article warrants it.
9. SOME n OF THE AGRICULTURAL
Papers, at the club price of the same.
shall b. made par. of every premium of
81 so and upward. the person taking the
premium having the right Of selecting
the paper or papers to be taken BY him,
and no one being obliged to take more
than one copy Of he same paper.
10. ALI N must be exhibited to
the awarding committees l5,thiR tie ring.
and must be so broken as TO be manage
able there.
IL. ADMISSION at the gate shall be
the same 10 cents) for visitors Of JoA
seres. Members shall have the same
privileges for themselves and families AS
heretofore.
IL. ENTRIES OF CRoPs must be made
at the same time other entries are made
at the fair, and specimens of the crop
must at that time be exhibited.
LIST OF PREMIUMS,
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AT EMPIRE HALL.


NcE@AS, Amin VI DIV a.
FIkG ktSG AND MAGICIAN.
For two nights only. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Nay
9Th and 9th, viii appesr in bis won6eriaI pe-.o-nznss
OF Reality sri Deception.
ALSO. SAN G1STOF. better xn1xa in New York
IS the B,ltiIn grs asul=-. who dsscd and won the Cup
at Continentsi Hall. NoFemo-r lvsh, IS4s, IN bis Jig
Of leo Steps
The veil known violinist. Mr. Kzls-xsu, win appear
or this occasion.
The Fakir. in his performance Of Reality. will est
Rel Hot Goals n Fire. eat Balls Of Bizz NJ Brimst1ne.
at Burning sealing Wax; drink Boiling Brandy. emit
4 hlne blaze froa1 us mouth, hsnd = red hot bar Of iron
across his nas-t 4rn-T;th many other f-sts-.fe-
zh;>h his perfOrulaace vii be deception
Doors open at = O'Clock: perso-msaer as a..
an HHCSTO y o. GrN srg
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Slightly Mistaken.
W r c.

1t has been thought that the days of
militia trainings in OHIO, had clean gone
forever. TINS result, however. has been
prevented By timely action Of the late
n,ilitious Legislature. II has decreed
that militia trainings are ian institution"
not TO be triled with or neglected. They
have, therefore, re establish them by
law. as our columns this week fully al
test.
Ii is u private opinion that friend
Webb did not read the law before Civ
ing his opinion. If be had, he would
have noticed the first clause in the Oh
Section. which is as follows:
SEC. 6. That the militia thus enroll
led. shall be subject to perform no active
military duty save and except in case of
war, invasion, or to prevent invasion.
riot or instruction.
The following from S. D. Harris, AJit.
General of the State of Ohio, places
another clincher on the question.
To the Editors Of tke OkiO STATE JOsrnGl:
SIRs From the LIT section of an ABB
stract of The new Militia law, now being
published in the county papers by the
several Auditors. for the instruction of
township and ward Assessors as to their
duties in enrolling the names Of ''all
ablebodied white male citizens" a GEN
eral impression is prevailing, and | see
it so stated in several public prints. tina;
the persons above last specified are to
be mustered in the manner of the old
field trainings. This is ~oneou asa
perusal of the 9Th section of the entire
act will show. which is AS follows:
That the Militia thus enrolled shall
be subjec, to perform no active military
du'y. save and except in cases of war.
invasion. or to prevent invasion, riot or
instruction"
The false impression which l desire
thus 10 correct, vas a very natural in
ferrnce from the 1st section taken bv It.
self. and which section is very nearly a
transcript Of art. TX. sec. I. of the pres.
ent Constitution of Ohio. while the law
see sec. ~ provides only for ;he active
di~sciplining Of Volunteer Companies.
Respectfully.
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The Xenia Elopement.
SPRINGFIELD, O., .Api

PKINGFIELD VI ApTI u.
The elopement case. in which G.. NJ.
Boyd elopcd with Miss Sarah Martin.
daughter Of the late DIR. Martin. of Ken
ia. and in which the young lady was de-
tanned from her husband by a writ Of ha-
beas corpus. issued on the part of her
guardian. Robert D. Psgue, was decid-
ed in this city this morning by Judge
Tarbert, by setting the young lady at
liberty. The Judge, however. doubts
the legality of the marriage. The trial
has been in progress since Friday even
ing. and great excitement exists. The
parties are both respectable. and the Ia
dy is heir to an estate and property wor'h
S73.O 900
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9tatbs.

In Bristol. on the 18th ult.. of inflammation Of
the lungs. Mr.. JosErH WILSON, in the sd year
of his age. Mr.. W. vas born in Little York, Pa
Mercer county paper, please copy.
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The New Game Law.

The new law of this State for the pro-
lection of game, went into effect on the
25.h of last month. 1t is now unlawful
for any mar to kill. Except on his own
premises any deer or rabbit, of kill CT
destroy the eggs Of any quail. partridge
or pheasant. wild goose. duck. turkey,
snipe, &c. The killing of laIks. robbins.
thrushes and cstbirds is prohibited at all
times during the year. AMI the various
kinds of game during The season Of their
increase.
HoUsEHoLD WoRDs: A Journal condus-
ted by Chas. Dickens. Published by
Dix. Edwards & CO; 321 Broadway,
N Y. Terms--s3, per year; House
hold Words and Pujnam's Monthly
SIS.
The May number. Ike those which
have preceded it. is interesting. House
hold Words is never dull. grave subjects
being so treated as TO attract, rather than
repel even the lovers of-light literature.
There is a q~uaintness in The style of
most of the papers, that gives them a
peculiar charm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
S. D. HARRIS Adj't Gen
COLUMBUS, April Is. 1857.

Copy of Preamble and Resolutions,
Adopted By The Teachers and Students Of
Western Reserve Seminary. Nay lst,
1857.
Whereas. 1t has pleased God in his
providence TO call away from life. while
yet in tie strength aud vigor of youth.
Mr. A. D. Brocket. an esteemed friend
aud former associate. thus placing new
sorrow in the hearts of relations already
deeply afflicted, and exciting the liyeli-
est regret in the minds of a large circle
of friends aod acquaintance; therefor
RESOLVED, That We, Teachers and
Students OF the Western Reserve Semi
nary, hereby tender to the relatives OF
the deceased. the expressions Of our
heartfelt sadness at the loss Of one priced
as a friend and fellow-students, and the
assurances of our sympathy with them
in this affective dispensation OF Provi
dence.
Resolpea. farther, That while We are
indeed saddened by the early death OF
one who d to bidflir for a life lorg,
useful. and honorable. we are yet gfsti-
fed 10 learn that in 1.-THE last Of ear,h,''
he was sustained BY the hope of a gloli-
immortality, and ''did not fear to
de-" and we cherish a trust that He who
hes called his relations to suffer affection,
opce and again. will prove a friend and
comforter in sorrow. and will grant, at
last, 10 the departed and the living. a
happy reunion in "the land of the hlest."
Resolccd. finally. That a copy Of these
Resolutions be furnished 20 The family
of the deceased, and. also. forwarded,
for publication, to Western Reserve
Chronicle.
B NJ. Gilkeson,
p. B. Rose, Committee, &c.
r. G.. Powers,
Pennington O., Apl. 80, 1857
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

OPNOTICE-DS. =. STRoSs's FEVER DESTROYER
The prupristcrs depend wholly upon tie intrinsic
virtues. the curative powers % this neH Remedy. TO
bald ~ it, oEn reputation Ev-ry sufferer viii be
left to decide Tor himself the relief u affords HIN. The
,est recommendation it can acquire IS b. take u to tie
sieS room, and there If IL speak FOR itself; let 1t there
spread icy and p-ace around the pillow OF sEnering
and JNia. Tfit will not do this, a thousand certificates
viii TO huf li;si= t. Fz-IS securing the confidence OF the
p1biic. TIE testinoniais-sEieh are Eaay and long
are published in a circulsr, IS The limits OF an advcr-
tisem mt aill not pernit-whien are presented more
fos the pUrpOs- Of ealing tie puhlic mind to this new
remedy. which gay he fOuni at The principal Druggist
in the Western SSs.es and California
II IL pcssssscs the extraordinary powers which We
caim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
ducei. and form a great P1hlie Blessing. On the other
hand, IL e possesses no real yalue, the sick viii so"n
6uI It cot. and den nstTat= 10 rs a hambuy- "a base
EposIion." See advertisement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

The Missouri Democrat says: Tile
census Isis are not published get. and Il is
nat supposed MGt they WiH be. Tie CouH
ty Court Wds to hare Geen in session, so
hot frauduient lists could be contested, but
4, is not. There is no int ntion to make
or aLoT to be made. any chonge in Tie isis.
There are only eighteen hundred votes
listed for this county, according TO the
statements Of p~ro-slavery men. There
cannot; be less than three times as many
Free State voters.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia.

DELAri A. in. Z. I-aJ-
De- ". JGcks1n-Dear sir-I have used yolr il0of
lands German ri-ers in nv family Cor the past fJG-
wears. for Lirs- Dfserses ant DysPepsie, and an
pleased 10 acknowledge That we have received the
greatest beneht from lie usr. / have Recommended IL
% a great many Afflicted With similar diseases, with
the same good result.
L hive no hesitation in saving that IL il an invaIra-
HI. medicine. and hope yol will be atle 10 Introduce Il
into every fiaily in the Union.
Yours. Truly, WI CGuES
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
Petition FOR Divorce.
william "a. NeHhari

The defen liant, William II. Sewharh. will take no
tice, tina. the plaintiff. Elizabeth Newhard. has this
ia Nav, iS57. il.5 her petition " the Court % Com
mon Pleas fo= rs1mbulI c1Rn.y. asking for divorce,
ION the ground q In &c years slim absence % a-ea-
dar. siinony, and tie custody " heT children ~
said defendant- Usl=ss saii tiefsa ant appexrJ With
in tro months iron fae daEe hereof. said esrse giIl re
heard on the part Of said plaintiff. before aid ecnr-
NUTCHINS. Cox < RArLIFF.
Nav 6. Is57-6e A.tv's for Pc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

John G. Bslch. The Treasurer of the
Prudence and Worcester Railroad Com
pany, was fatally s~tabbediast week. By a
~eolor.d man named Burns.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

Loss BIZ FrRs.-The Steam Saw Mil
of kmgsbury s. Co., on the plank road
between Ashiabula and this place, was
burned 10 the gruund on Monday night Of
last week. The fire is supposed 10 have
originated from the chimney in some
manner The loss is greal, as il was a
first rate mill and there was a large sup
ply Of logs Oh hand Jefferson Sentinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
THAT GREaT REuEDN
NR MANN,S -rELERRATRn

IL Balssm. which - and has been working sch
Miracles ~ the cure Of Chil Fever AIT Agae through
out the entire westei n country FOR the LIST three years.
has Mt last been received. and is nov Her-l 10 the
roo- shaking nort,is OF Ola TRANQUIL. Wherever this
remedy his been introduced aud soil. the result h.s
teen and will cootinne 10 run all other nOssrums OCT
OF the market. and We ask. Why is thisf The aRsgtr
IS simply because IL efecirally cures. and at the sane
time leaves its patient well and sOandly cured. Come
along theas all you nat have been trying all the nss-
truns % the day, aud are skill shaking. and PrO-ur a
bottle u this Remedy and he hszi>d, and be sure that
you get the rigsEs sT.icir. as many nOztruns purDor-
lag to be Arus B4lssDs. are heing Pzlned OF upou the
Parlic as genuine. Thy are all miserable and base
ccunterf-its- Call with the Sgrnt. and get 4 eirenisr
giving a description OF this Bslsaus- Only authorised
agents for Warren. are B. A. SMITH 4 Co.
EsssS ~ WOODRrFF, Newton Tafs.
A. BL4rKFoRp. Niles. and by All respectsbIe
dealers In Medicine Throughout the Western states.
5 h. y Co ProYri-tors.
MAY 6 u GaL.n Chsn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

ELECTION AT LEAvESwoRTH-TnE
LAST STRONGHOLD EWING WAY.-Leav-
enworih City, which has been the strong
hold Of the pro-slavery men. and whose
citizens have lived by ~plundering Free
State people, has actually elected a Flee
State Mayor. This is the town in which
the notorious Capt. Emory flourished-
where Phillips was murdered. and the
brother in law Of Mr.. Mute, the preach
err at Lawrence. scalped in broad day
light-a town in which Free State me-
chanics have never been able TO get
work. for the bosses dared MOI employ
tbem-and from which free State men
have been continually ordered TO leave
by a Vigilance Committee, of which the
Mayor OF the city was chairman. But
Leavenworth has found that Border
Rafianism don't pay. Northern Demo
Gratis went there at the land sale, last
fall, to speculate, and they have persua.
ded Majors & Russell. government con
tractors for transporting supplies from
Fort L4avenworlh, and who have near a
thousand pro slavery men in their en-
ploy,) Judge Lecompte, and other pro
slavery men residing there, TO hold on
ill they can get 8 chance 10 sell their
lots.
This is, Of course. all a mcfeenary
movement, but it is a healthy sign when
Free State principles begin TO pay in
K4nsas.-CiR. GGz.
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Tbe Greatest Wouder Of line Ace.


No PAY II Or. ToSias' c-le' rated Venetian L,nimeat
does nos cure Cholera, pysentery. Crnnp. Coughs. Dys-
peysia. Cbollc, Vomiting. Nunps, TOothlche, Head
ache. Thappel Hands. Cold Feet. Mosquito Bites. In
sect StinSs, Chronic Rheunatisnl. S~elnngs. Cuts. Old
sores. Burns. BTuises and Pains or Weakness il the
Limbs. Back and Chest
~ Iiuni.ag-try it. Dr.. Tobias has warranted his
Imminent tor eight years, without ever haTibg a de-
maud for the re;nrn Of the noEey-all that is asked is
u use it according to the directions No one %willever
he Eithout It, after once using IL. II Tou DO Ret End
it better thaI any thing yOu have ever tried before. get
your no:ey returned
Il Thousands Of certificates have been received.
sperkiaz Of its virtues. Nowadays il Il the Practice
to fill the papers with certificates frcm unknown per-
sous, or given by those who have never used the med
icine-now D.. Tobias O1eEs to pay = 1;20 dollarst to
any one who VIII prove that he ever Published a false
c~sr.iica.e during the time Re has had MS medicine he
fore the ,u5Iic. Call or the Agent and get : pamphlet
containing genuine eertiicatfS.
As persons envioGs OF the larse sale OF The Venetian
Linineat. have stated 1t is injurious to take it liter.
nai!y. Or. To.ias has t,ken the foiicwins.
Darn: L, Samuel I. Tomas, of the city ofNew York.
being daily sworn. do depose that / compound n LinT-
rent called venitian. and that the ingredients II which
il is compounded are perfectly harmless to take inter
nalIy even in double the quantity named IA the direc-
sians accom- anyin- each bottle. :. OBI
New York. January nh. less.
sworn to this day. before me-
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Price IS and 80 cents; sold by the Druggist ard Pa
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the C0iied S,stes-
y Also for sale. DR.. Tobias Horse Linirent- in
mint bottles, at - cts warranted superior 10 any OLhsr-
Dr. ToSias' Oiies; SIS CoaFtisHd st. Mes YORK
For sale ty Spring & Reel. w2rreLi James ward Il
Co.. Niles. and all store keepers through The cocnty.
Octi5-y-n
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Kansas-Murrer IL ? Chareh.

The National Democracy in Kansas
are beginning to show their hand, ard
as says the Pms5aTy Gazette are pro-
ceeding as well as could be expected
under the circumstances. We condense
the following from the Lecompton Cor
respondence of the n. Y. Tribune, dated
April Sd. A Free State man named
Martin Kline was murdered by apro-sla.
very Deputy Sheriff, named Merrill
Smith. The murder Official. is Of course
a law and order transaction. a warrant
was issued against Kline for horse steal
ing. although the charge was notorious
" untrue.
Deputy Sheriff Smith tried 10 make
the arrest on Sunday. As if to show
his contempt for everything sacred, he
rated until his oic in pas ia attendance
on religious services. Being eUiaeEsly
bent GA misctief. hetook & posse" teits
him. acho. no DON'T felt Themselves GU
Morized 10 disturb tie public norship Of
s.AbolitioR;aS." The warrant was read
in church. No doubt this is part Of the
Democratic religion, pre'essed BY the
Rev. Martin Whites MIR. Kline refused
to GO with Deputy Sheriff then, bat ex-
pressed a willingness on Monday, or any
week dav. On lis persistins in his re-
fusal, Smith drew his revolver AMI com
menced firing at Kline. He discharged
every barrel Of his pistol. One CT lie
''posse" fred a couple of times. By
one or both he was moitally wounded,
as he had several severe wounds. He
has since died. The house was crowded.
and The incident occurred during service.
Luckily, no other person was shot.
l would commend the claims Of this
man Smith TO the consideration Of Mr.
Buchanan. Had he merely murdered
a Free State man, he might have been
entitled TO no more than The immuni.ies
of carrying on such a pleasant psstime.
but his violation of an abolition sane.
tuary, his delicate perception of the prop
er day to make arrests, and the fact of
his firing resolutely in among a crowd of
unarmed Free S ate men and women, all
point him out as fit subject for Execu-
live reward. He is almost as meritori-
Gus as Emery. and the services Of May
or Murphy pale before him.
HRev. Martin White is the clergyman OF the Church
South. who told amid roars OF laughter from his COM
peers in the late Kansas L .g~islature Of which he was 4
merber, how he fired upon IN Aboli;iorist and seen
him keel over"
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FINE CLOTH TRock DRESS COATS

All cplcrs and qualities OF 1~eeds. Fancy Liaen and
MarseiIies. at the lowest prices. Spieniid assortment
OF all kinds PANTS, and an endless vsTiety Of VESTS
The best aSSFtment Of CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. 20 be fousfsuyvhere-sueh a Crzyats Gloves
SusP-nders. Hosiery, Stoexs, Shirs,c liars, Drawers.
UnGerstirts. &c. &C.
Also, a large assortment Of HATS and Caps, zr Of
the htest styles Truaks. Nalises and Travelling Bags,
and in fact every article requisite 70 conpleie = gen
tleman's wardrobe.
RRen-mber The plare. and We me = call. sext
door 70 the Post Oh-e. Main ST. Warren. Ohio
Nays J. GOLDSTEIN-
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The Very Thing for Torpid Liver.


MuEFREEsso.o, Tenn. Aprii Q. lS55-'Hav:DG sold
Wucf1na'. German B:.trrs for two years past. in this
Community. and having Witnessed tke.- efefs HPo-
real ar9 G-biIit9.el consultations, and those much
troubled with torpid Liser. l have no hesitaney ia
saving they are the very thing such people should use
=. aIv.-FFsararH
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4 Il
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Hugh G. Beck,
Al,x. psLon..

- NNTt-I - @U-HVItFE
The : id James W. belong viii take ro.ice. that tire
plaintiff has flei his petition in said court. claiming
% salt belong the sum o: Sc, with Interest from Nov.
3th. 1855. upon a pTomissOry nnte Of said DeBo-E.
and has issued an attachment against his goods AID
ehatsels Unless sail Delons app-lr and ans e. by
the 9th day OF June, 1857, Judgment VIII be taken
against him BY defalit.
HUTcHISs, cox 4 RITLrYF.
May G, Is57-Gt att'ys for pI'G.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

THE MODERN FARMER-or
Il HOME IN COUNTRY; r
Designed for nstruc.ionA ard aanusemenf on rairy days
This IS = Her rOrk. eoatR.ning a vast amount Of IN
st~ruetion, ana treats on the history OF agriculture; all
vantages of rural life: animal nsnures; shimsl physi-
Oloxy; improved modes Of tillage; geographical re-
searches; milk. buit=r and cheese; on plants. their or
gzns and structure: history of sheep: ro;stiOn Of crors,
&c, ETC.. &c. There is No end u the Information, in
this large book Of $50 pages. Price $40
Just received At ADAMS.
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News Of he Neighborhood.

PuaGLARY.-The store If David Boy
e. al hahouingt5wn. in this county, VAS
broken into On Saturday night last, and
robbed Of clothing and goods TO the sunoun,
of one hundred dollars. The thief put
on a new suit Of clothes and took several
csIpei-bags which he had filed with
goods. NeU Castle Item.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
n. II HUTCHINS,

IT II. II HUTCHINS.
~ (S4ec.ssssssr to J. & U. H. HsesiHs, aaI
HHtekiRsss & COr)
ArrOREsT At Law. will give especial atte .ion 20 The
Collection Of Claims. both Home and ForeiS en-, shd viii
attend promptly to all business entrusted 20 HIM. o.
flee with Acssrs. Curtis L Smith, in the old Clerks
Office North side Of the Public Square. Warren. Otis.
May ~, sc.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbpFl

NUIEy. FfO0slt OuuIE-
Notice is aerehy given. thai the fol,oz;ng s.tt ieu-nts
having been f.et in he criee % the Probate Court,
will remain on 81 for inspection and EXCEPTIONS. M
I'll the 2j.h inst. When they viii be crde=eS torscord, IL
10 exceptions are taken:
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May ., ls5s-3t Probate Judge.
WILLIAM j. BRIGHT.
A ttorney at Law. and Gruersl Lsnd
Agent. New Lisbon. juneau County, wiseonsiz
apr 8. ls51.-9m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

SMILES AND FROWNS-TEis IS
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