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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

The Ashland Common Please was to
have commenced its Winter session
yesterday. but not a paper il civil cases
was 10 be found on 6le. Some arch
rascal. thinking to bring about a whole
sale defeat of justice. distracted the
6leease. papers and all. Fortunately
the Clerk suspecting something Of the
kind, removed the ind ctmsnts; but with
out knowledge of the fact the villain took
the case; and as the result. no civil &C
tion is represented on the files.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

John Lloyd. impnrting merchant OF
Providence. r. l.. was arrested at New
York ON Thursday. charged with having
defrauded the revenue of S5O,OOO. by
importing goods st New York at an un-
deryaluaiion. aud imprisoned in defsnlt
of $95. 900 bail.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ William Brooks
vs.. In Trumbuil Com. Pleas

Alexander Erwin r. WifeD
By viItue Of an order Of sale in the above entitled
cause issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Trumbull County. Ohio, to me directed ami delivered,
l have levied upon and shall ex. oe to public sale.
1.-THE door OF the Court House n nalTsn, in said
County, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of January, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and I p. NJ. Of
said day, the following deseribeu Real Estate: to wit:
situ1te IN HoTland toA nship. NJ. = in the Sd range q
&osnships. in the Connec;icu- Western Re serve, IN the
state Ut ONO. and which II also in the County OF rrum-
tuli, and Is known BY being a part o. lot NJ. b. Ia The
toSEstiP Aforesaid and Is bounded aud described a.
follows, to Wit: Beginning at he North west corner OF
saiG lot, thence south along the West line Of SAID
lot thrTty-three chains and ninety-eight links, TO
the center Of tie rOad; thence SOuIa "a East eighty
SIX cHains and three Inks To a post, thence lasts .olg
sad road ten chains and niHetseea links, to the : JdIh-
vest of Royal WrlShtS land thirty five chains
eighty one links 10 a post Standing IN the north line
OF SAID lot, thence. West, along the North line of said
lot seventeen chains ninety eigRt links to the place
OF beginning, and is to contain sixty three acres and
ninety hd1lredtns OF AL acre OF land. Appraised II
ST per acre. Terms, cash. on day Of sale
A. h. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sherifs Once, Warren. Dec. p, '5--5w
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Stats Taxes for 1853.

Below will be f@nd the footings Of the
Tabular Statement of Taxes and Taxable
property for 1853, iast completed by the
Auditor of State:
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Money Wanted.

IRON three TO $500 wanted, for
l. which 10 per cent will be paid FOR one or two
years AMI secured by mortgage on property worth ten
times III amount. Enquire at this office.
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Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury

.skS&s " sac SSSASeciI Va
Like the Presidents Message, Secre-
tsfy Cobb's Report is q very lengthy
document. 1t contains matter which
deserves the attention of all who have
the welfare of the country at heart.
Il shows that for the fourth time in
lie history, the United States is borrow
ing, but unlike the former instances the
present does not bear on its face the
evidence of thee being any necessity
for 81 doing. except the plain. unmistake'
able fact that there has been gross ex
travsgapce. The first instance OF Dor
rowing. was to pay for the war of The
revolution: the second to pay for the
war Of 1919; the third TO pay for the
Mexican war, while this last is in a time
Of profound peace, while the country
i, blessed With abundant harTests. and
the gold fields of California are yielding
millions.
The balance in the treasury, July LIST
1853, was sI7,7Io ia. The receipts
for the fiscal year ending June 3Jth SIS
we're.
First 1850
Secsna " aISSooS
Third -. r!V-rs>
Fourth " iO"S-'O 90
81 1855 SOS
But the receipts o: the last two guar
sers were swelled from loans and treas
ury notes, to the sum Of S23. 7l6, 800
making the aggregate means of the ser
vice of the year ending June 80. 1858.
So. e6s, 9s4. The expenditures for The
same year were nearly uniform for the
different quarters. amounting in the
aggregate to ss1. sa5 ss7: leaving q
haispce in the treasury on July LIST, o.
% 1913 3l7.
For the current year, 1858. the re-
ceipts for the quarter ending September
soth, we're sl4, 1855 from ordinary
sources, and 30. Io5 200 from the loan
and treasury notes. The S=cretary's
estimate of receipts for the remaining
three quarters is $50 100000, which,
With the sums above named. makes IN an
aggregate for the eurren; year of $780,
.ias, 1876.
The expenditures for the first quarter
OF the current year we're S2l.60S. 1913,
and tie Seersiary's estimate for the re-
manning three quarters is $50. 35I.6ss;
making a total, for the year of STAGES
,s97; and leaving a deficit at the end Of
the year of IS. sss. 7Of:
The permanent public debt is now
SIS. I55 e77. Ifthe appropriations ask
ed for by the Secretary of the Navy to
build rev Steam Ships. and BY the Sec
-rstsry Of War. TO increase the amy are
grapted, and the recommendations OF
Mr.. Buchanan, squirting at the Pur-
shase Of Cu.a, and gar with
Spain, are followed, before Two years
shall pass. the public debt of the United
States will exceed 500. GOO. oOo.
Coming into power as Mr.. Buchanan
did with almost $50, 600. 900. in the
treasury, and a country free from debt.
aud with the strongest professions OF
sesnomy upon his lips. in less than two
wears, be has expended the fund on
hand, accumulated a debt Of Sc5.ooo.-
600. and now asks that the debt BE- made
still larger.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

DEATH FRcN FRIGHr.-Mrs. Mary
S. Edwards, wife Of Alpheus 5 Edwards,
OF the FIRST comptroIler,s Office, deed raih-
er suddenly on Saturday last. Mr.. L.
was walking il The garden accompanied
by his wife, when, as they approached The
rear f-nce dividing his. premises from
those Of a neighbor, a large AMI f~erociouS
dog made a spring against the fence, in
The attempt 10 seize Mrs E. So sudden
was the intended Attack and 30 near we're
the parties, tina, Mrs. E's nervous system
was completely Frustrated by the shock.
and she was carried into a house. On
Saturday she was visited by the family
physician, who pronounced her doing
well. but In an hour afterwards she died.
-Toledo Times.
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rIxEs AssEsLrp sY STATE IrrsoR,

a1oLcksO
Acres Of Land---- % ,29S, 96s
Value of .lo3.l22
Value o: Town Lnts---------- l53.lO2,el5
Valne OF Chattel PrOperty------ 25O.5l4.Oo4
Total Ss43. ZOO, 03I
Tax for State Del t-----sl,O 47 800. 90
:. " General Revenue Fund 5s7 .2O6 So
d" " State Common Schools 1853 1872 50
4" " School Library Fund 1920 IS
Total State Tax------ s., 97a. 1872 Is
rAxEs AssEssEp By COUNTY AUTHORITIES.
County Tsx---------Sl,l 30.939 %
Bridge 1ax--------------- .ol,9oo DO
foor Z~24Il -
bulidlng J@uSa4 %
Road 3oO.3t5 10
Railroad Tax----- 4624j0 IS
Total County Ta1----s2 s59. 2I9 90
rAxg ASSESSED BTrOws. TOWNSHIP AND srBDIsrRIcr
AUrHoRIrIEs.
Township Tax--------- S2S{,O 5l 81
Tow nship and Snb-District, ~ ON %
School and School House Tax. DC
Other Special Taxes--- 2l6,425 06
City. Town and Borough Tax-s-- I.4I7. 1871 OF
Total Tax for all PURPOSES 9,T56.650 30
Total amount of other than State
---- S,11e,32s 10
The foregoing figures present some
curious facts, the most striking and i'm
portsnt of which is. that while The total
taxes for all purposes amount to So. 1885,
$50 so, nearly ihree-fourths OF this
amount is assessed by the local, county
snd township authorities. TIE State
tax is only Sc 978 ICE Is. while the
local taxes are Sc 778. SEQ Is. This
statement shows where The burthen of
taxes originates, and where the remedy
is to be applied.
OF the aggregate of State taxes prop
er, sI,O49 90e are for the payment Of
the STATE debt, or Sinking Fund. and
Si,34e OILS e6 for Common Schools and
Libraries. leaving only 1857. sos eS for
general expenses Of the Stale Govern
ment.
OF the local, or county, to~nsbip and
borough taxes, the sum Of S612, 865 43
is appropriated to road expenses. and the
payment of bond land inieresi) issued
for subscriptions 10 Railroad stocks /; and
81 435 $40 SO nave been raised in the
differe1t townships and sub districts, as
school and school house tax
The total annual cost of our present
school system. including library. and
the erection OF school houses. is Sc, $780,
e94 IL.
We give these facts from the official
returns for the purpose of showing how
the aggregate OF taxation Is made up.
The annual levy (stals and local. for
school purposes alone. exceeds the levy
for all other State purposes by sl,145.
7i5 IS: ye, the people consider this
amount well spent, and therefore can
have no on to complain Of the sggre-
gate OF Is cation to which its largely o
tributes.
The place for r~eirenchment is in the
tov nships, and cities and countries where
local taxes are nearly three timee rs
| much as the State taxes. The people,
therefore. have the remedy in their own
banda. The neutrality-suspicious. are
made under tn ir own eyes, by their own
immediate local officers. II they think
these expenditures are too heavy, they
have the power to reduce them.-OhD
Stofs Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

RowpYIsN IN BERLIN We learn that
last week, on complaint Of Andrew Cline,
The following persons were arrested and
brou hi before James Davis. Justice of
the Peace in Berlin Township. Tor dis
iurbing a religious neutrality-suspicious.
Musser. William Stone, Harrison Mus
ser and Andrew Ksle. A trial was had
and they were adjudged 10 pay a fine Of
50 each and the costs OF prosecution
in all $50 65 with a promise from the
Court that they would fare worse il
brought before him again on a similar
charge.
We cite this Ease for the benefit oil
church disturbers generally, who may
be uDaware Of the existence Of a Law
protecting people engaged in religious
worship from rowdy demonstrations
Nahoning Register.
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shsriGs Once, Warren. D.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John ". Powers. In Court OF
Eli Bartholemew. ct al Conmop Pleas
In Court OF

1hA HhACmCN Ct II OOullloE Iie1S
by virtue Of an orcer Of sale, in the above en-
Titled cause issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas of
TTumbul County. OHIO, 10 me directed ana delivered.
l have levied on and shall expose to public sale, at
the door Of the Court House, in Warr-n il said County,
on
saturday, the 22d day of January, 1859,
Ietseen the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
T. N OF sud day The iOl.osing described Real EstAte,
to VII: situate III Vienna, being IONnship No. 1 IN the
I'd range at townships in the GOnneetieat Western Re-
serve Ia the State of ONO, ana when Is also in the
County of IrumLull and is known by parts OF lots No.
30, 81 and 39 in said township s Of Vienna The first
being parts OF lots 81 aui 3s aforesaid. bounded on the
North by lands decided b. the said Iii and wife to Adam
netting. on the East ny the LOG lines; On the South
by lands OF John IL. wIssH; and On the West by the
public highSav. containing ABOUT one hundred and
hfty acres OF land and that part in lot No. 30 aforesaid
Is bounded on the North 10y lands of Elenora Gr. Ills
on the south by lands of Noses Truesdeil, Vn the " est
by the lot line aud extends East fiIy-fye aud 81 ILu
rods or far euodgh Io contain seventy acres ot land be
the same more or Tess. The first described piece APP
praised at S.JuD per acre. fine second Gescuo-d piece
appraised at Ssn,OO per acre
4 Terms cash. Ou dsy OF sale Ar LYMAN, Sheriff
sherins Office, Warren. Dec. 22d, '5--5s
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The New Orleans Pieayu n of the 4;h
inst, says. the Orange Crop ef Louis
lana this season is very large. and the
crop is selling from plantations at from
six 10 eight dollars per thousand. Las,
year a ~lanter below the city was offered
TOR $3.50 a SIN Ill tract OF land, adjoin-
ing his. and which was planted with
orange trees Of full goywlh. He re-
fused, and this season the owner
of the tract in question has sold his
'apge crop for 5000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston 4 MerriH's InfallibLe Yesst Porder,
A NEW ARTICLE
FOR MAKING LIGHT IN SWEET BREAD.
Bread made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome,
nor liable to sour upon the stomach. and j. more nour-
ishing and economical than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price 25 cents per box, TO be
had at Wholesale and retail. of
y. A. SMITH K Co Dru ggIsts.
Dec. Is. l-SS-3n m. No Main 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

UtfDE. o, July %. 1856
DR.. fuBSs-sIR: / have delayed writing until sew
er2l months have elapsed since my vile discontinued
the use Of your medicine / am happy to say that she
IS again restored to health. Her condition was peru
larry distressing and one that 1 will o. attempt fully
to describe. Her greatest su1erings proceeded from
a disease Of her throat and lungs. disoidered state %
the liver. nervous prosiraiion and general debility
Her hath has beeen declining for many years. until
she was reduced to a mere skeleton, and her life des
paired Of by her friends. The best phy sicians in the
country (old school were employed. &c little or opur-
pose ami they told Us she must die Hearing Of you
she desired 10 make one more effort. and We did So
On receiving your first prescription, she was able to
sit up but part Of the day.
The change was great and truly gratifying to US both.
She applied Tor Medicine hut twice after obtaining the
hrst. and we are happy to state that by the blessing Of
God. through your nsgrumentziity. she nov enjoys
better health than she has Tor the last fifteen years.
She endure> more h~ardships with less fatigue. You
can dispose OF this statement as you see proper, fUr
your own benefit and the cause OF humanity.
iours- resnactfulIY- y GNPprS
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Saturday, the aed dsy Of January, Is
CUERIFF'S SALE.
Ia Trunsan Common Pleas.

Levi Horn
By virtue of an order Of sale in Attachment in the
above eGtitled cause. issued OUT OF the Court OfCOm
mon Pleas OF TTunbuIl CO11ty. Ohio, to me directed
and delivered, / nave levied on and shall expose to
public sale, as upon execution AZ Law. at the door Of
The Court House in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, the 22d day of January, 1859,
betwt en- the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. OF
said day, the l. gal and eqlits, lie interest Of Levi
Horn ia and TO the following described Real Estate,
TO Wit: situate in Lordstosn. being hummer three IN
the fourth range OF townships in the Connecticut West
cru Reserve. IN the State OF Ohio. and which is also
In the CO.nty Of TrumbuIl. and IS Kno~n by being a
part OF lot No. q. aid Rounded q d de scribed Is 70 loss
On the East Iy lands of ThOnIss AlI,n; on the Soath y
the ToRRship line between L1rd.toSn AMI Jp;ssoB;
en- the+sest ny lands OF the Widux Horn and on tie north
by lands OF Jacob Hartman and contains with said
boundaries about u acres of land be the same more OF
less.
Also one other piece bounded and described as fol
lows. &c nit: on the East hy the ahOUe described eleven
acres: on the South by said township line b-twern
LoriStoWn and jackson, On the N->th 10y lands of john
Ust ON dece. sed and on the north by lands OF said
jacob harstm N. containing rseuIy-n'ne acres u land
he the same more o. less. bO;h pieces containing ~
acres of Ia id. rhe interest of said Lew Horn heins
the uniivided three hfths part 81 the first described
n aci es: appraised at SIZE 20; and the undivided one
seventh part of the second described peice, appraised
AZ S66.2S- Terms eash on dIy at sale
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff
Sherif's Once, Warren. Dec. -, Is5r-5w
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Dec. ped. 'js-3w
January Appointments.
DR. H. TUBBS will be in attendance


- as follows
WARREN, National Hotel. Monday. January 3ist.
RAvENSA, Prentiss House, Wednesday January Goth.
Fer COHSEltGtioz upon all diseases Of the Throat
LHHgS, Heart, Lirsr, Stomach. B0Ests, Ridaegs,
and SPfssH. also. Dropsy. Grdrei, RAeEmIfism,
Ssr10ESRess, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female Diseas-
IS, -AgHs GHd Fecsr. Fits. Impurities Of fhs Blood.
EraPti0Hs, Cancers, Ulcers. and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and Ia
ternAi.
For some ten years, DR.. Trims has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually.
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
POISoSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK To MAXI
WILL OR TEAR DOWN To BUILD Up AGAIN. The medi.
cines can : e taken with safety by the most drhcate.
anil patients may remain at home. and continue, with
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
nave recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope. the iRIisputa.
bic evidences OF which can aIways he fu nishsd -
Invalids. however reduced or Isspairing. are invited
t0cail, and may be assured that no ENCOURAGEMENT will
he given OF expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect of recovery
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DIR. J. Ii. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLiCON,
For the Relief and cure Of S .Seriag FszGlss.
,INlE NJ Nc AnNnHAT E %

l. Philadelphia, Miss Annie E. McD0well, editor)
says: This is ne most valuable medicine for the dis
eases peculiar to women that We know Of. A friend
oil ours, shp tor many sesrs has been a sufferer, MOTTO
ed the advertisement IN the Allocate. and al once pro-
cured a bottle. She found relief, and fees IN { she
can most heartily it 10 all who are suffer
ing in = like manner. We have heard many times thae
IL vas = true remedy hut this ID the FIRST case in which
We have Seen its elects. Oar friend will be very glad
to give d. Marchisi u certificate of its value to her, if
be desires on"
Pamphlets containing much useful inf rm4tion tsueh
Jog The nature AMI symptoms of the above diseases.
together with testimonials from ladies OF the highest
r-Spectsbility. a. crrtiied by the most satisfactory zu
thor'ty. tn all which the attention OF ladies and prsc
tirioners is respectfully invited can he had gratis at
the Store OF 4. A. SMITH r CO.. Agents
Druggists. WARREE,0
J-B. MARCHISI & n Prop:ietOrs. Central De-
pot 3nt Broadway. N. Y
I6Do not be satisfied with merely resiing this no.
tics, out call or send Tor q pamphlet. Ii viii pay you
well for your trouble. sept. ~. '5o-3n
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RESIGNED Rev. A. G. Kirk, P4,,or
of lie New Castle Baptist Clurch. has
resigned his pastoral charge, - take
eirrc, on the first day of next April.
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THE SALARIES OF MUSICAL ARTISTS
The French papers give some curious
statistics in regard TO the salaries paid 10
great musica! artists. W. learn that
Malibrsn recei, ed, in London, for every
performance ist Drury Lane, $3.50; La
~blance. for singing twice, $3.50. and for
a single lesson to Green Victora, $500.
At a soiree in London, Grisi received
81, goo. Paganini charged $500 a-les
son. HumneI left a fortune of SS5 600.
sodtwen.y-si diamond rings. thirty-f'ur
snuff boxes, and one hundred and four
teen watches, which had been presented
10 him at various times. AT the Tia ian
Opera in Paris, for the present season.
Mr.. Ca'sado. the manager, pays as fol
lows; To Tamherlik, for seventeen rep
reservations, SO. 600; Albcni, So, 600 tor
seven representations Mario. SIS OaO
for g season Of FIVE months: Gri>i. S.
900 for two months Madame Pence.
$4,000 for the season ; the Grsziana
bro'h.Is, SIS 400 Corsi. a baritone,
"a, 900; Galvsni, 50 500; NanIier-
Didiee. 81 600: Zecchini, So 600; Mile
de Ruda. $500. The chorus and or
chesirs cost. for the season. Si7,600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

Qua MzHBERs The correspondent
of The State Journal says: 81 noifced Mr.
Wade Punctually 10 his seat at IL NJ.
Monday, Unless III, he is always there,
and 40 Senator In the hal! is better liked
by friends and foes.
"Mr. G,ddiues fnds himself quite
a lion here this session. His peculiar
position attracts the general attention
Of all upon him, for this is his last o
twenty sessions. The old man seems 10
be hale and hearty aud with many year,
Of life in him. So may it bs."-Coa.
neaut Reporter.
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TeIpsichorean.

The Second Anniversary Ball Of the
Tod Artillery, will be given at Younss'
town on Christmas Eve, Dec oath.
During the evening a Sword will BE-
presented by the Company 10 r. W.
Tayler, Esq Major Gen. 18Th Dvi ion
The Preses,stion speech will be made BY
Hon. David Tod.
The affair viii be pleasan, and inter
eslinp, without doubt.
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Dec. 6th,'5s.

me Hardware business 10 all its branches will be
continued 1t the 'TAIl Brick as heretofore by the
anaersigned, The Customers OF the firm are respect
'uIIy ssntted TO continue their patronage.
Grateful Tor liberal patronage received for the past
eight years. shall make every effort to merit q CON
tinuance OF the same. KARREN PACKIrn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

GEAUeA Co. FAIR GROUNDS we
learn that our neighbors in Burton are
about extending the Agricultural Fail
Grounds in that town, and making a new
horse ring of half a mile in length.
The society ale row receiving promo
sails for clearing, grazing and bird ing
The track.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIp.

THE partnership heretofore existing
Il between Warren Packard and Holla ". P,r,nn
in the Hardware & Iron business e. he sETali Rr;ck -
which was for ave years; expires this day By limita-
ton- The books and papers of 1.-THE arm WIN remain a
the Tail Brick" where Il Is expected our Customers
In arrears. one and all. will call and settle soon, and
save US the trouble OF calling on them. Either party is
authorized to settle the business Of the firm Those
owing as money past due must not be disap-
pointed IL their accounts are left for collection 10 they
ara not heard from in reasonable time
WARREN PACKARD.
Dec. 9Th, IS. ROLLA L. n
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Aeh Aatsrtisenlsnts.
Camps H0fcI.-A C.yp p

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
E TO- Is55ss7 @0n
TIME ~rABLE-SO. "a.
To take effect on and after November %. 1853
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SALE OF THE Howard FURNACE On
Monday last, The Falcon" Furnace Of
this place, recently owned by C4arle>
Howard, was sold at Sheriff7s Sale TO
James Laughlin, of Pittsburgh. for Sli,-
e85. We understand that Mr.. l.. de-
signs putting the furnace in operation
Immediately.
The stock Of ore. coal. lime, &c, was
sold on Tuesday. 10 various parties. for
sums amounting in The aggregate to be.
tween twenlv-tve AMI thirty thousand
dollars.-Aahoning Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

y SToPpED.-Boih OF. our extensive Iron
Works are at present idle. with no Ger
iainly of resumin2 opera ions for several
wetk IS. and probably not ill spring
Dull times hereabouts will be the effect.
and our active town will necessarily put
on for a while an ''old fogy" gsrb. Ii
i'll becomes her, but The strin.enr Y Of the
times demands it.-.Nep Castle GuzeHe. }