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Farmers e. "a

7 HAVE now on hand and for sale. a
Z quantity of the hest Flows now in use, both Steel
and Cast. ali ground aud polished in first rate order
among which may be found GILLS' C0NBIN ALTON
PLOWS, manufactured al Columbus, Ohio. OF these. l
have several sizes ami styles; Gibbs Cylinder Mold
board PIows, m ,nufaciurri at NeEton Falls, by Board
man & Reed. who are we'll known to have no $ iperioTs
IN the manufacture Of plows. in this part Of the couR-
try. Also, tic New York Premium, the Star PlOws.
&c. all of which | will sell on as fair terms as Ohe
same quality Of ploWs can he bought fOr,) at any other
establishment in this section. Farmers. who are want
ing 10 Get a good pillow, will do well TO call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere. My Pluws
are all warranted TO give satisfaction.
have also on har d. and am still manufacturing
D-lanoe's Independent Horse Rake. Thermometer
Churu. (Coy!e's Patent Hackiey's Cheese Press.
which is a perfect squeezer; Provi II Sales. Straw
t'ntteTs, Fork Handles Hoe Handles i Hives &c
/ have also ON hand a quantity of One Wheel Car
rags. commonly known by the name Of "Padiys
Gig" finished up in good style. AMI made good size.
designed for farmers AID others who may want 4 good
carriate Of that class.
lam also prepared to DO all kinds OF Job Work, such
as Saving, Planning, Turning. &C.
All the above named articles can he found at INV
Shop. on calmly Hill. where | shall he happy to SEE ny
friends, who mag see fl TO give ms a call. Come right
along. any time OF the day. You will find good hitch
ing posts, and the cars wont scare your horses.
CHARLES MESSENGER.
w. n MI 81 80
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ARIES. is5-Gx.
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
L David Tod. Henry w
Smith, and Chas. Smith.
SUMMONS.
Thomas McQIiston. and
Robert McQuistOa.

The defendant, Robert McQIiston, viii take notice
that the plaintiffs have filed their petition. setting forth
a recovery Of Judgment for SI5s,l2 damages beside
costs. on 18th October. 1874. which judgment is dor
mant; that they hold an assignment OF certain land
contracts from said defendants as collateral serur.tv
nroA saii Judgment. ~hich contracts are for the pur
chas' or lot in block ;. and 10, : IN block IS in me t5vrn
pat Of warm. ana are wholly paia up, except taxes.
The petition asks snr rev. rsiOn Of said judgment. now
amounting to Sl69,22. and for IN order Of sale Of said
lots. and the application Of the proceeds to pay said
judgment.
said defendant must appear and answer by the 18th
day n next June. or the petition will be taken for con-
fesSei, and a decree entered accordingly.
H~CTCHTNS. cox 6 RATLIFF.
Warren, April %, Is5s-6w. Attys. for PITS.
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SchOOsi
at CoSTss

DATENT LEATHER Bride Fronts.
L Bits from 81 cts to $500, Shaft Sockets. Axle
Clips, Seat Sticks, Bands ty the 1900, Rein Snaps
Breast Snaps. and a new ami strange sort Of a snap
Cali and buy 'em of PATCH a.
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Sad Aecident

a correspondent At Niles. informs US. that en-
Wednesday, the Ssh inst, Cora Estella. daugh;-
or of Dr.. J. N. Stewart of that place. about lG
months old while playing in the yaId back OF
the house. fell into a swill barrel, (which was
inserted in the grcund) and was drnwned. The
barrel was nearly em?ty. The child and its
mother had iuss reiuraed from a visit at Gusia-
vus, and the itiethiag appeared pleased 10 get
home, and was running about, playing with I'M
usual activity 1t had been. but a very few
minutes from under the watch full eye Of its moth
er, when its life was thus cut short.
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PI0WS

or all sizes, styles and patterns. are
" now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found she following:
Right aud Left Hand PiOSs. of all styles AMI pat
terms in general use. star Inns rcve9 Piows, Nos J
aud {. iii PlOus ground ready for use. Also, Steel
Flows. Points OF all descriptions. warranted equal TO
the best in market. Oar Flows are gotten M by our
selves, without foreign aid. as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also. Pittsburgh, and all other kinds Of
F0iI Is on hand at all times
FelioR's PloWs are 50 Justly celebrated. and so well
and favorahly known to the farming Immunity. as to
need no fur her ealOgy. have also on baud a supply
land shall keep the sa2is at all tiuesJ OF Delanoe's In.
dependent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory, aud huiit il 4 good and SUBSTANTIAL
manner by an honest mechanic NanhOrn's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivators:
also. Wooden Frame. do. Improved Thermometer
Churns, all sizes and benneits Improved Muiey
Cradles.
All work made or sold by me. warranted as cheap.
or cheaper than at any other establishment Of the KIND
in this section. Farmers would DO sell 10 cal! ana
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Far
ticulaT attention given TO all kinds al repairing IN my
line OF bGSiness. aud charges moderate
To my friends and patrons L woulj re urn my thanks
for former patronage, and solicit 4 continuance ofthe
same.
n. B. All Goods and Work warranted.
d. u. BENNETT. AGENT.
South ST., | door East of full 4 Cos,
AprilE :. 1851. Machine Works.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

"A REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of al order from the Court Of Probate
of Trumbuil County, Ohio. | shall expose Tor sale at
Pubic Yendue on the premises hereinafter described,
or Saturday, the @2i day Of Nav, A. D. ISIS. between
the hours Of 10 A. NJ. AMI , P. NJ, the following de
scri5ed reilesttts, situated ia Vernon in the comfy
aforesaid, and known as parts Of lots &c; ~ and 20.
Bounded. beginning Ut David Gilhegt's east corner.
anl thence west chains Gb links 10 a stake; thence
north three chains 10 a stake: thence west % chains
- liaks to a stake aad stones thence sIuth2 chains
81 link, to q stake thence west on William iac0n's
land l. chains % links to a stone thence south 8
links: thence north Is degrees west Q chains 20
links to a pile Of stones in an oak stamp; thence
west ~ chains 81 links TO 4 stake: thence north Is
chlins: thence casts chains thence south : chlins
50 links to a stake {; thence east - chains 40 links to
the centre of the highway: thenre south Is degrees
east along the centre of :he highway II chains 20
LINKS t. the place Of beginning: containing o.
6fg- IOO0 acres appraised at s3.I2B 90.
EDNARD A. REED, Admir-
on the estate Of Lenry A. Bronson decd.
tina 4 49, -
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Butter.

b1 Ter.
Although good butter generally has a down.
warl tendency, yet the price has materially ris'
en- within a few days. Mr.. r. A. a. Baldwin,
will pay sixteen cents. cash, for a good article,
at his store, on Main Street.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

vs.. TT1mLull Co. Con- Pleas
Daniel Hubbard, ct. all
Mary Norehouse, minor chili OF Eli Morehouse end,
deceased. and the heirs Of John Mo:ehorse, deceased,
residents Ofthe State Of Iowa. are notified that a peti
zion was fled against them and others on the 25th day
Of April. lS5S, IN the Court OF Common Pleas for the
Coua.r of Trumbull, and State Of Ohio, 10y sIartin
Yorehoase, and is now pending. wherein said Martin
demands r~ar.i;iGn OF the following Real Estate. to wit.
Parts OF Lots IS ara s. in Greene ToTnshi5 in said
Trumhull County. and known as TIC hailncs-sixty Ave
acres having been granted out to Wheeler M0relOuse
of tine estate Of Eli Morehnase, deceased. in parcels
a. follows: to said Mary BIS; TO the said heirs OF John
Warehouse 4-IS; to 81 d Hubbard } l.; and To said
Martin SIS; ana that at the next term Of said Court,
thu said Martin will apply fer an order that partition
may be made Of said premises accordingly
r. d. BARNES, A.ty for Fet'F.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Notice is hereby given. that the following accounts
Of Executors, Administrators. and Guardians having
been fled in the Probate Court of said county. it is
ordered that they be ADVERT sell aSrecahly To law, and
remain FOR Inspection and exceptions until the la
lay Of May next, when th-J will be ordered 10 record
% no exceptions are taken thereto, to wit:
Jonathan Stayens- EDaI SaffIatneut oF Ewrr-..
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IN THE PROBATE COURT T,um-
~ ~gf WITT
John Jones, Admr. of Esther Phe.rs,i
deceased,

49, N@ALNE @-RN
John Jones, Admr. of Esther Phe.rs,I
deceased,
W.
julia Reed and Sampson r. Reed. her
husband, Ambrose Ichnor and Geo. PETITION To
IchnOr, heirs Of PIud nee Ichnor,
decd. Desire Mattocks, Naryette
BiyeioE and Frank Martin, heirs Of SELL LANDS.
Esther Martin, deed. Geo. Catlin
and Mary Ann. his Wife. and Desire
Jones, irtermarried with John
Jones, the Petitioner.
You are hereby informed that on the 9th dsy Of
April, A. d iS5S. said Administrator 6!ed his petition
in SAID Court the object aud prayer of which Petition
Is to obtain IN order al the hearing thereof. to be had
on the 81 day Of Jane. ls5s, or rs soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard in and for thr sale Of he follaa-
ing Real Estate. of which the said Esther Phelps died
seized. towlt; The farm EOS in the occupancy Of JOHN
Jones. the petitioner, and the same upon which the
said deceased resided at the time Of her dseease, being
pars Of section number two. in lot number one in New.
toa Township, ia The County aforesaid, containing 81
acres.
undivided One-han Of a certain other
tract or lot Of land ai;0ining the above. Of which the
decsdeHt died seizei, exclusive sf the buildings and
improvements made by the petitioner thereon.
JOHN JONES. Adnr. of
Esther Phelps, deed.
R.ie1 April %. 1853. nay-5 Az.
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II THE COURT OF
COMMON Pleas.

The said Anthony Housed. Margaret Housed. ard
Elizabeth Ann ~S;eSbins, are notified that the said
Jackson Cotton has fiel in said Court a petition for
foreclosure and sale Of the lands known as part OF lot
No. 81. in Pennington in said county, being one hun
dred acres OF from the east end OF said lot, by virtue
of mortgage dated April !, 1856, made by said Autho-
ny and Margaret Housed 10 secure the payment OF z
note OF that date made by said Anthony payable to said
plaintiff three years from date, with interest 1T ten per
cent payable annually, and praying relief accordingly.
The said defendants must answer said petition by June
36.h, ISIS. or Judgment will be entered 4 gainst them by
default By FUTILE * SrCLL,
Arrii %, I5j3-6T. Pits. Attys.
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Fashions.

7 UsHAVuSs
Ladies in search Of fashionable Hats, Man
tllas. Busters, de-, are referrel to Mrs. Messers
advertisement, in another column.
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Cyril Woofvorth. and Rachel NJ
WeodWorth, Plain,iGs,


il. FOXES, Mary E. Fobes. Julia
J. EObes, Sally P. Potter J. Pot
ter, Cox, w.cox.C 81. How N PARTITION.
ard, L. Howard, r Phillips, J.
Phillips. J. A. Phillips. Eliza
Phillips. Emily Phillips. and
= Phillips, heirs Of J. Phil
lips, deceased
The above named defendants will take notice tina. a
petition was hled against tn m on the 3Hth day Of
APRIL, 1850. in the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for the County OF Ashtabrla. by the above named plain
tiIs, demand partition Of the following Real Estate, to
wit: A certain yiete or parcel Of land lying situate in
the Township OF Wayne in Jhe County OF AshtlbuIa,
and State OF Ohio, heinz J Part % lot No. 90, beginning
at the Southwest corner Of said BOT, running thence
East ~foTiy-one chains and 10 links; thence North %
chains; thence West q chains and Is links; thence
South TO the place Of beginning, supposed to contain
% acres 2 rOods and ! rod of land; excepting and re-
serving therslrOm four sores in the North west part Of
sail piece above described. heretofore conveyed to
Philemon Broekway. and two acres in the South west
part Of said let, heretofore conveyed to Rachel VI. Eobes.
ALSo-The following piece of Land lying in the
Township o! Gzstavus. in the County o! Trunbull. and
state Of Ohio, being a part of lot No %, and bounded
North on the township line: East by the east lire os
said lot 3D. West hy lands formerly owned by Lotion
PCbes and Solomon Waters, and extending 50 far
South from said town line rs to contain seyentre en- acres
Of land.
And that at the next Term Of said Court, the sail
plaintiffs will apply for an order that partition may lie
made OF said premises.
J.. A GIDDINGS, Atty. FOR PIGs.
Dated this Sath day o: April. 1858. my j-jw.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
st Cleveland with Cleveland * Toledo. Cleveland. CO.
lumhus & Cincinnati Cleveland d Erie. aud Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
" Martu with Hacks fer Ravenna.
- B-aCcyille vith Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
- Warren with Hacks To sharon, GreeuyiIle Mead
Vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
- Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, aud thence by p. z. ".
d C.. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Ap.riI II. lS5S. CIIAS. L. RHODES. Sup..
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We ar Informed by j. Hammond Esq. Post
Master at Bristol. that L D. Rice of that place,
has left for parts unknown. He forgot to pay
his subscription for the Chronicle.
W. iotend to publieh the nam $ of this class
Of subscribers, gratis.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS


GEO. z. BROWN.
~ Probate Judge.
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DATCH Il OPDYCKE are now offrl-

Jul William T. Porter is now prepared to execute
all kinds Of Wood Engraving on short notice,
and in ! superior manner. Leave your ori-rs ~
Y.N PORTER L SONS bookstore.
Warren o. ApriI 81. I-57.
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The BOct, Shoe and Leather hnsiEess Willie carried
on AZ the Old stand. No. 90 Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
by James Mcconnell and A {. Mcconnell, under the
firm OIL & A. c. Mcconnell. where they will he glai
to see the friends ana patrons Of the old fIn. They
ri-sss ..-nse.ves thai they will endeavcr to su t all,
asWell IT, article as price. and all We wish 10 say fur
Their on the subject, IS. tina: cur friends give Us . call
before purchasing.
Warren, Feb. -. lS5S-tf-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ SAMUEL =. GleasonJ
- l. Trsm5ulI corcmon Pleas
-
IhSmaSM NJ. Wolf.
eatnrdnr. 1he Illh aar a MaY. ks,

~ 80 a aNA 1921
Of Common Pleas az TrumhalI Cous.y. Chic. to me
directed and ieii ereI, ] have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door &c the Court House.
in Warren. in said County. on
Saturday. the 18th day Of Hay, 1858,
between the hours Of 70 o'clock s. VI. aud 4 o'clock r
H.. Of sail day. the fuiIIviu< described Real Estate. to
wit: Situate i. HuI.sard. Township No ,. in the hIst
range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western Re
serve. in the State of Ohio. and which is also in the
County Of TrUHhu!l. AMI is known by being bounded
as follows: Bcg.anicg At n post sanding in the esst
sils OF lot No. %, and running south along the road
leading from the centre of Hubhaid to BrOokteld TO
the southeast corner OF sail lot No p; thence West
TO the southwest corner of said lot NO.2J. and thence
North on the west line Of said lot No 25 to q post. and
from thence East parallel TO the south line OF said lot
No. % to a post or place ofbeginning, containing fifty
acres 81 ia1d. Eore CT less.
ALSO. one other piece situate in Hubbard Town
ship, ard bounded as follows: Beginning at a post
standing on the north east corner Of a tract OF land
Belonging 10 Jno. Haywood; thence running along The
road that leads from the centre Cf Hubbard TO Brock
field, 10 a post standing il the line Of said road so far
north as that q lire running west at right angles with
said road until il strikes the west line Of lot No. %.
and thence on said line to The north east coEHer Of sail
John Haywood's land, as shall contain and include
within said line 80 acres Of l.nI.
Both pieces confirming one huadTed and ten acres,
more or less , PPraised q. $50 per acre Turns
Cash on lay o. sale.
A.. 0. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Shertf' Oaice. Warren. April u. iS5S-5w-53s.
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Or. ~ Paine

DI' ". Paine,
viii return to Warren on the 18th Of May, TO
resume the practice of medicine. He may be
consulted professionally, at his residence On
High St.
Philadelphia, May Sd, 1853.
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THE GREFEXBERG FlNILY REBIrIyrS.

ARR prepared under the immeiiate supervision OF
sKiLLFUL FHYsi'IsS. ANA they may be relied upon il
all cases. They consist Of
M%ARsHALLs UTERINE COTTOLIC0X-s 50 PET
BUTTsE.
certain remedy for Whites: Falling OF the Womb
! Irreluiar. nrrargel. Painful MenstTuaiion and ,is
eases Of Pregnancy inflammation Of The Womb. and al
! Uterine difficulties. Pal itstion OF tHe Heart. Nervous
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/ Bowels. Indigestion. Nervousness, aHd all sympathetic
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TP MI-sEairs Uper;re cofEogi-oa riH also er-,
GTasel. disease Of tke Kilasgs. asl al Eriaary GEl
entities ~ males.
S~ARSaPARILLt COMPROMISES 90 PER BOTTLE.
viii cure all diseases Of the Blood; Ilumors: Com
plants IN the Bones and general system. arising from
Mercury or syphilis; all Chronic general diseases,
and all complaints IN the Spring aud AUTUMN, arising
from changes in the weather.
G-RFFENGERG PILE REVEDY-siaNTEI BOTTLE
Certain in al! cases a Piles AMI Tis;Gii.
DYsESTERT sYRTP-50 CENTS 3 0TTLE
An uuhiiins remedy n D:ar Lpa and Dysentery.
Cholera NOR u. and Asilt;c Cholera, and a.. CON
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C~HILDEEN-S P~ASACEA-50 CESTS PER BOTTLE.
IuvairanI- in all diseases Of CIihlrrn-such as
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Rockets, C+ry1isiors. Group. Measles. ~Fecihiug. EinS-
worm. ScaId Head want Of action ia the Bowels, and
Worms.
FEVER AND AGUE R~ZNEDV-51 CENTS PER
Certain in all eases OF Fever and A=Ee.
VEGETABLE PILLS-2j CENTS e BOX.
Sovereign IN the following diseases: Bilious Corr
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Low. Nrry0us. and Simple Feyers: Gastric Fevrrs.
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EYE L~OTION-25 CENTS + BOTTLE
For v client infBnation. ordinary iEl NATION dina
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Involuntary weeping, foreign suhstincvS in the eye.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN O~INTMENT-a5 CENTS PER
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Among the diseases tc which this wonderful 0iut
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HEALTH B~ITTERs-2J ENT Z PACKAGE.
The les: Tonic known.
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CENTS 4 COPY.
For Sale by WOODs & PEW. Warren: T. IL ESSIGN.
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C. JOHNSON. Hartford; II. BERNARD. Kihsuasn; o. =.
CUKTIs, Greenei E.P WoLco-T. Pennington; and by
dealers in Medicines ihrougEou; tie State.
For Medicines or Agencies. address
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Mach . 4 20 G, Ara-r f. ohio
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
~ Said proposals willie received at the Auditors
Office until Thursday noon, May 2fth. lSj@, for Furnish
ing materials aud hGilGias an Oxen Truss Bridge with
Stone Ahutments- across Mosquito Greek. on the East
and Yves, Centre Roal In Baz-ttI "fo be built on the
same plan IS the bridge across Red Run. s1uth Of War
rem Village" Plans. specifications. &C. can he seen by
calling on b =. jameson, EsI- County Commissioner.
or 1T the Auditors Omcc.
By order IF rae County Cor-issioHers.
CuAS r. HUNT, Auditor.
A Hlitor's 0Ece. TIumHu.l County,
Warren, o April -. 5S-3E.
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CIVIL ACTION.
SUMMONS.

Herman, and Morris Jones,
vs. CIVIL ACTION.
Geor-e L. Woodfo-i, Sally Wood
ford. Seth A P1sbreU. lauren
Merriam, An1reS J. Robinson,
aud John VI. Reynolds.
Inc deirad1Its George L WoOlford and Sally Wool
iord vilI take notice that the plaintiffs have fled their
petiu"n- asking for the sale free from homestead ex-
=nption- Of the premises formerly occupied Ly said
isier!abts as a homestead in Hartford in sail county:
slsn, Tor the application Of he rurehase money of some
huIidincs sold OF said lands nv the said defendants,
together with the proceeds of the PREMISES to the pay
ment Of n mortgage Of the defendants Robinson and
Reynolds. and a Judgment Of thu plaintiffs obtained At
thr june Term OF said Court. 1854.
said defendants must spacar and answer by the 10Th
iay ofJune next. or the petit on will he taken for con
fess-d. AMI judgment e-te~el accordingly.
HUTCHINS, cox & RATIIFF.
Arrlss. isJs-Gx. Attvs. for PIE
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On the first day of July, 1857, B. A. FahuestOck, and George
W. Fahnstock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, Of New-York,
and J. L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, re-assocated themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and 6m,as heretofore, of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. F~AHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-York City.
In each of which three cities we continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of propri-
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock of weI-estabIshed
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. A. FAHNESTOCKS w~ell-known vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPRrEToRs and EXCLUSIVE MANUFACrUREas)
should be addressed to either of the above-named establishments.
We continue the manufacture Of Waite Lead, Red Lead, and
Litharge at Pittsburgh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-12

s9c3A VI. Express hoand West meets Nail bound
Fa-t ~ Aurora.
"5:in =. NJ. Express bound East meets Nail bound
West at Mlntua.