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Musical.

Musical.
The Barker Family will give a concert this
"wednesday evening at Empire Hall. This
company of singers comes highly recommended,
and We hope will have a good house.
They will 60 from this place to Ravenna.
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August Appointments.
nR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance

II as follows
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, August 18th.
EIvENyA, freutiss House, Thursday, August 18Th.
AsHTAuULI,A shtabula House, Wednesday, Aug-l5
For Consultation HPOH an diseases Of TIE Throat,
LuHgs, Heart, LseEr, Stomach. B0Deis, Kidneys,
and SPieea. also, Dso2sg, Grcrei, RheaWaiisa,
Nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female DiSeGS-
e., .fguc and FcUcc. Fits, Impurities Of the Blood,
ErEBtioIs, Craeers, Ulcers. and all other varieties
ofloHs standing Complaints, both External and In
teTuai.
For some tea years, DR.. TUBBs has deyo.elhis entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. il 50 CAsE ARE NINER1 Al. OR OTHER
pJIs0Ns ESPLOTcD, N0I DOES Tx MAKE SICK TO MAZE
VEIL, Or TEAR DOWN TO BCtLD UP AGAIN. The medi-
cincs can he taken with safety by the most delicate
All patients may remain az home, aud Continue, With
prusIeuce, their ordinary diet and exercise MaaJ
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
phJ sieiaHs have had given up all hope, the ~iaiisputa-
hle evidences Of which can always be furnished
i~nyaliLs, however reduced or despairing- are invited
to call. and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without \ corresponding
prospect Of recovery
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CAUTION

"a
Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit Of NOrse's Indian
Root Pills, signed 4. D. More. AL genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature OF Al HkHs
e Co., on each box.
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The Harvest.

The larger part of the harvesting in this cOun
ty is now completed. The weather has been re-
markably favorable, and the crops have been
secured in good order. The crop of grass is I'M
usually large, and the wheat is a fair average.
Some fields of late sown oats are badly injured
by the rust. Corn which was planted early
nrnmisas well.
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Accident.

On Thursday the 18th, Mr.. John Bratton,
while moving on the farm of II. c. Belden in
Rowland, incauticusly stepped in front of the
moving machine, and his leg was cut off just
above the ANGLE.
The limb was amputated 4 little higher up
by Drs. Harmon and Van Gorder, and the pa
.tient is now doing well. Mr.. BrattOn is a very
industrious, steady young man, and his misfor-
time is to be regretted.
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Bazetta Academy Once More.

-
THE Fall Term CT this School viii
l. commence August 23i, 1853, and continue a
term Of twelve weeks.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, s3S0
Higher fNO
Contingencies, -
The contingencies must be paid BY ALL in advance.
Positively no deduction Of tuition for less than half 4
term, except in case Of sickness of the Student.
TEACHERS CLASS
VIII he formed and conducted rs in former terms, with
some additional advantages. Recitation rooms and an
Assistan: will be secured If the interests Of the school
demand it. Students are especially urged TO be pres.
ent The first day, for their own benefit and the teachers
convenience in arranging classes, DC
Thanking the community OF BaZctta and surrounding
towns for their former liberal patronage, / 3 would ask
their support this fall, assuring them that the thorough
instruction and discipline Of former terms viii be
maintained.
r,zatfa limo "a. IS5s-JWE
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Theft.

1Ht4Is
A Youngstown man, named Powers, on Mon
day, purloined one dollar from a lager beer sa-
loon in Warren, and was arrested and brought
before the Esquire, who permitted the gent to
refund the stolen dollar, pay five dollars fine
and costs, and go quit.
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VNatch AND .VeweIry Depoi,

MFR. J. VAUTROT having made a
VI new arrangement in Switzerland, for manufac-
turing the very best time pieces, and having ali.the
facilities to buy at low figures, he hatier5 himself that
he can sell as low as any house in New YORK, or else
where in the United States.
Dealing largely in Jewelry. and bayiag from manu-
facturers, he is enabled to sell JeEelry as low as can
be purchased in the States.
Peddlers and Dealers will do well to call and see
his stock, they cannot fail to be suited as to prices.
and with goods of the best quality; also all kinds OF
Motions. Fluid Lamps, and everything in the fancy
line. ULE VACTR0T.
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Liquor Suits.

Three men, from Liberty, on Monday, were
brought before the Warren Justice, charged with
violating the law prohibiting the retailing ofin-
toxicating liquors, but from want of proper evil
idence, they were discharged. Hon. Matthew
Birchard for defts. U. H. Hutehins for prosecu-
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The Understanding

Can be improved, in appearance, at least, by
be purchase and application of a brush and
tox Of blaeking, at MeC0aneHS.
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4 FooTHoLB IN CENTRAL ANERIcA.-
The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce writes as follows:
The Executive Government is engag-
ed in this heated term in preparations fer
settling, incur Own way, all matters pend
ing between US and Nicaragua. As no
treaties can be made with that State, or
if made, would be useless, the Govern
ment will take possession at least of the
port OF San Juan, and adopt such meas
urcs as may be necessary to reinstaie oar
citizens in the enjoyment of the commu-
nicaiien between the two oceans, across
the Islhmus of Nicaragua. 10 the pro-
priety of this proceeding, as well SIS in
the reason for It's adoption, the Govern
ment Of Great Britain concurs.
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Personal.

Hon. J. R. Giddings was in this place on
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. He
wentio Mahoning County, and returned through
Newton Falls, Southington, dc.
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$4,000 Steel Nails
Just received and opene! at tie NEW firm OF J. ( 4.
c. TcCoNNELL'S.
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Fishing Excursion

A small party of gentlemen from this vicini-
ty started on Monday for Conneaut Lake on
a fishing expedition. They were to proceed to
Sharon, Pa, where an addition to their numbers
was to be made.
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Newton Falls, July ), '5s-G6. "
Farmers! Look to Your Interest.

ITO keep pace with the hard times, |
L will sell the independent Horse Rake at TEN
DOLLARS.a good article. Twill also sell PloSs. Csl-
tiyators, B Lives, Hoe AMI Fork Handles, Cheese
Presses, Provision Safes, Thermometer Churns, &c,
DC, al prices to correspond with the times.
CHARLES MESSENGER.
Varra,- Jplv = '5sIE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

Plcnles.
Two parties from this town visited Nelson
Ledge last week. The one which went on Fri.
day was quite large.
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Merchants and Traders Will be on their guard ana
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit oil Aorses InGian
Root Pills have the nalao and signature OF a. HAHs
e Coz On each box.
TIE reason Why people are so distressed when sick,
and why so many die. is Lccause they do not get a med
ic!nr which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which
will open the Natural passages for ne disease to he
east ont; hence, 4 Large quantity OF food AMI other
matter is lodged. and the stomach ani iuiestineS are
literally oyerG5ving with the corrupted mass; thus
uaderra.us G.Sas rceii :. feruisn ;lti1n, constantly miN-
ing With the Hood, which thsoEs the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, Until lille Is takea troE.
the body by disease. Dr. MOrSc5 PILLS have added
lions Of the sick to blooming health and happiness
Yes, thousands who have been rlcked or toTmeuted
with sicknes, pain and anguish, and whose feeble irames
have been scorehed by the LuraiDS elements Ct raging
fever, and who have been brought. as u Were, Withina
step OF the silent grave. nov stand ready to testify tsat
they wculd ia sc been numbered with lie dead, had it
n0tbeen for this greatGnd wonderful medicine Morsr5
Indian Root Pills. After one or two doses had been
taken, they were astOnished, and Absolutely surprised,
in witnessing their charming elects. Not onlJ DO
they give Immediate ease and strength, and taGe away
all sickness, pain and anguish, iGt they at once go to
work at the foundation. OF the disease, Which IS the
blood. Therefore. Il Eil DC shown, especially ty these
who use these PILLS. that they viii 50 clsdns= and puu
~. that disease-ihsI deadiy neny-~LHttA us hl=ht'
and tie flush " youth and beauty viii again retcFn,
and the prospect OF . long and happy life VIII cherish
AMI brighten your days
Price - cents per iON, i've boxes will be sent on the
receipt OF 81, postage paid
Suld by E.A SMITH C CO., and WOODS * PEW,
Warren, o, and b. al dealers in Medicines in the
county.
Al. WHITE 4 CO., sole Prorrietors,
80 Leonard Street, Nrg YORK.
Wa. NUDGE < CO.. Proprietors Of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment. EarlsviAc, Madison Co. NcS York,
General Agents. ny %, SLY
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FLAX STRAW.

{NTE shall buy no fax straw This sea-
w son that is not nell rorea and free from grass,
To rot fax properly, it should not be spread out be-
fore the miudIe of September, and should thea be
spread as thin and evenly as possible. We Will pay 4
better price for long than short flax
ABB0TT & HIGGINS
NeRton Falls. JnlY >. '5s-GH.
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.. Il. WARREN,

MANUFACTURER y DEALER * ALL STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE 0 * SHOES
no. 5, Market Sired, Wurea, Oaio.
THE undersigned lakes pleasure in
L announcing to his Customers, that he has just
rccciTel an extensive assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Sc--
for the Spring and summer Trade.
MS stock consists Of Ladies Congress Caters, Plain
and Faxel; Gents Patent Leather. Cali and Congress
Cutters, Slips. Ties and BuskiEs, Webster Ties, oxford
Ties, Slips. dc; Mems, Boys and Youiifs Calf, Kip
and stost Boots. ChilJrcn's Shoes Of every GescriP-
tion, together with everything usually kept in a Eoo: q
Shoe Store. which VIII be sold - loE IS a. any Olhef
house in this section.
All Minds CT work made TO order on short notice, CT
JIM y. IsjS-tE D. II. WARREN.
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LOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
Having a superior assortment of job Printing mate.
r;si w. az 7renared to execute in the best manner, all
sinds ~ nam and fancy Book and job Printing,
Address Cards, Certificates, LaneLS,
Business Cards, Check Books, Maniiests,
Rank Checks. Coiored Printing. Notes,
Ellis of Lading, Drafts, 6tostam
Ball Tickets, Form Books, heoeiptS,
blanks, all kinds Handouts, SAoN Pm
In fa.t every thing done in the shape ofPrinttng, at
,-;css maj cannot fai to suit, and with the greatestdis-
pstcb. We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
OF CARDS and fine Stationery, from which those IN want
OF Printing can select.
81
Justices and ConstabIeS' Blanks,
EIRRANTEE. MORTGAGE & QUIT DEEDS
SUMMONS, ExEcUTIoNs, sUBPGNAs, EIc.
Constantly en- hand and for sale.
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PATCH s. OPDYCKE.

Fresh Trimming3J Petition to sell 2 ehoiea seee
vs.. ton Of Carriage Good inclusive
Old Buggy Li1ings.) ct the best quality Of Plush we
have ever offered in this market. and some WROUGHT
IRON Carriage Bolts. Make 4 note OF these latter
'Gxins," you who seek to supply your customers with
better work than they buy elsewhere.
Now in stock tHe largest. (aud hy .'large-t" We mean
bigger" a more extensively supply Of Saddiery
Ware, Harness Trimmings, &c, THAI. can he found at
aUY inland point on the Western Reserve.
ORDERS tv the Hacks or r K G'ed by return line,
and goods WARRANTED % be rs represented. Our
friends viii find = ever ready to exhibit the latest
styles Of Harness Trimmings, and give an -~inkling"
of the patterns most in vogue among the eastern man
ufaeiurers, as We take pains during trips to New York
to post ourselves in every branch Of the trade. Nov
Pesric.w Cloth. Clare; do-very choice.
Green DO excellent shade
Crimson Figured Plush, by the piece or yard.
Green % do N. Y. City shade.
No. ! Duck, 50 inches.
N0.2 90 DO pretty fair quality.
Drab Union Cloth, ~ the piece or yard.
Green DO do latest style OF shade
Blue Union Cloth. quite dne-Or low price.
German Wurstsd Dlmask Fancy do.
High Colored do various shades.
We are opening out a great variety Of Harness and
other trimmings, a slight schedule Of qualities and
kinds is SuhiOinet. We intend ID sellat
as low as any JOBBING HOUSE west Of New y ork:
3 dozen silver Patent Bits. > dozen do Forged.
10 gross Silver Plated Buckles double bar, including
3, Z and . inch
/ gross silver Plated buckles for Tugs.
Ii dozen Japannsd II. D. Trees, Round Ferrets.
? do ,,,, iirs3' do do do Crescent do
. do Full do do do Grown do
4 do Japanued Silver do do do
: Do DO F FaI1'l do do do do do do
rs Pairs L. s. Eastern Hames-
20 90 Japarned Gig do
81 do do Coach do fair quality.
90 do QLSpot Iron Gig do selIin. fast.
- do Silver Plated do including some fine
SIG dozen Japanned MaIeahle Screw COckeys- styles
10 do Mullen Bits, quality not to bras OF.
II do do do better grade.
20 do TaleILle D. Loops, some very heavy.
Also, Pad Hooks, Tug Hooks. Terrets, Snanes.
Rings, Seat Spiudle5, Ivory Rings, real Silver RO
settes, Martingal Rings, Loops in every variety. Silver
| Top Props. EnameIed Hides, Fringes. Buckram Laces
in endless variety.
Remember the place. as per annexed card.
PATUH & OPDYCRE, Warren, o.,
| Iobbers Of Carriaee Goods. saddlery Ware. Harnes.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Admr. VIM. B. Washingtoh) In Court OF


George St.nhope, ct. al. Common Pleas
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio, 20 me
directed and delivered. | have levied upon and shall
expose TO public sale. At the door Of the Court House.
in Warren in said County, on
Saturday, the 2Ist day of August, 1883,
between the hours % 10 o'clock A VI and p NJ OF
said day, the following described Real Estate: to W.T.;
The house and lot in Newton Township. frumbuiI
County. Ohio, formerly occupied by Theron humphrey,
and the small piece Of ground across the street ON
which the harm stands, known ss lot . in the 2tdiYtr
ion Of EarIesville in said Township bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the 5. corner OF the lots themes
N. lSW. 25O chains to a post; thence N.eS T. ehAih
TO . post; thence ). J +. go chains to a post in the y.
line Of Main Street; thence 5. - y along he y Has
OF the Street TO the place OF beginning, Containing
. 100 acres % lard.
AIsO-LOt - in the hrst division OF s1i1 sartesvnls
as tie same IS laid oct in the town plat Of E<rtesTbls
in the Book Of Maps OF said County. APPRAISED Al
| SiJU. TrTzS-Cash-
AZ LYMAN. Sheriff.
: SneriGs Odice, Warren, July q. iS5S-5"-4l1
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SCEOFCLA CURED.

Fremont, SaHdusky Co., o., May, 1853.
DR.. TUBEs-Dear Sar: Hoping to assist YOU in the
good work you are doing. and at the same time to cheer
and benefit desponline iuyaljds, I give the hels OF my
viie's case. Ia lcSs she first noticed swelling on the
side OF her peek. We promptly resOrted TO treatment,
but its growth Vas not arrested. Other means were
tried repeatedly and almost increasingly, but without
avail. IS the size increased until March, iS55. when it
projected beyond the face, constituting = deformity.-
Having given the best physicians in the county nearly
three years trial, and all this time becoming worse,
she vas entirely discouraged, AMI it was only by the
persuasion OF friends th1t she called on yoa ~ this
tine. lf.ertlEing your remedies three or four mouths
. chauve was noticeable, Which went on until the tuU0r
was entirely removed, and her general health fully
r.storvd. For tao ysIrs past her health has been
excellent GLd not e symptom Of Scrofuia manifested
itself. Yours, with mach respect.
HENRY z. SUIYELY.
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gHERIEF S SALE.
In Trumbull
Common Pleas.

- Arrlhey, Tierzan & Co. In TrumbuIi
vs. C,muton Pleas.
By sirtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF the Court
II Common Pleas II Trum5ull County, ONO, 10 me
directed aud delivered | have levied upon ana shaiI
expose 10 mhlfc sale. 1t the doc, OF the Court House
in Warren, ftumhull County. on
Saturday, the 2Sih day of August, 1898,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A.. NJ and . Pa the
following described Real Estate; Situats in the To"h-
shin Of Hartford. Tr=n.bull County, OHIO. and Is SHOWN
by bein. part Of Lot No. %. and Is h1nndeti as follows
Beginning at ! post standing In the west line OF me
highway running north and south through the CeheIe
OF Hartford. and in the south line Of the public square
at the centre Of said township; running thence ~ess
along the south line OF said public square twenty ronsi
thence ssuth parallel with east line OF sald Lot . eiKht
rods; thence east parallel with said sodth nne OF the
public square twenty rods to the said west hne Q u tnS
highway; thence north along the west line OF sara
highway eight rods to the place OF beginning. and con
tains one acre OF land, be the same more or less
A. y. LYMAN, Sheriff
SheriG's Office, Warren, July %, ls5S-5N-Js'-
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satu,dav. The 2srh day of August, 1858,
GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John NJ. HezIep & Wife, In Trumbull
vs. Common Pleas

vs. Co-mon Pleaa-
Silas n. Jones
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumbul- County. Ohio TO me
directed and delivered, L have levied upon and slfaii
expose to public sale, at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, in said County, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of August, 1888,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and ! P Mo
said day, the following described Real Estate situate
in Mecca Township, Trumbuil County. OHIO, ana Is
bounded as follows North By lands owned ~ George
Sperry, On-he East by lands sned BY Justin Battles
and Silas Y. jones. on the Soath by the highway and
said S. N. Jones, anil to run so far West as 10 contain
nine and one half acres OF land. Appraised AZ SLOW
per acre. T~erms-C.sH-
A. 7. LYMAN. sheriff.
SheriG's Office, Warren, July %, IS5s-5S-3.l3-
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Out OH Old FOgy Prices!
T WILL sell II acres of Land in Cham
l. pion, on the State Road, about five miles from
Warren, at the the low figure Of
II SEQ E ACRE !lN
30 cleared, balance wen timbered. so fruit trees, good
well, Frame House. Barns and Stables, all nice and in
GOOD condition. $500 down, balance in , yearly pay
ments. Call on George G~reenamyer on the place, or
on j. AcLAlN, Atty. at LAW hedi
July a., 80. Estate and Insurance Agent.
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Summer Drcss Goods;

lUAINISINU q IaI5t StUCh OF '0uhI-
~ mer silks, at lower prices than ever Plain aud
Figured Bereces Of choice patterns: Printed JacoHets,
Lawns, Challies, Lavella Cloths, Dlcgile flSids, ana q
complete variety Of Staple and Fancy Dry floods and
Notions may he ioGHd 1t the warren Dry Goods
Store" No. Q Market Street.
june 10, IS. PECK. EURwELL & CO.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Samuel L. Cieasoul
Va. In TrunSuH Common Pleas


~ Samuel L.. Cieason.l
Va In TrulDrli Common rleAs
Thomas NJ. Wolf.
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbHlI COuaty, Ohio, to
expose to Public Sale, at the door ofthe Court House,
ia Warren. in said County. on
Saturday, the Iith G.;y OF AUGUST, 1883,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock P.
u. of said day, the undivided ha;f OF the following
described Real Estate. to wit: Situate in Hubbard.
TOwnship No ;, in the first range OF Townships in
the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State or Ohio.
and which is also in The County of Trumbull, and IL
known By being bounded l. As follows: Beginning at =
post Standing in the east side Of lot No. p, and ran
ming south along the road leading from the centre Of
Hubbard to BrOokheld to the southeast corner Of saia
LOT No. p; thence West to the southwest corner Of
said lot 10. p, and thence NOrt, on the west line Of
said lot No p 20 q post. and from thsnee East parallel
to the south line of said lot No - to = post or place
of beginning, confirming hity acres " Land, more or
less.
ALSO. one other piece situate in Hubbard Town
ship. and bounded as follows: Beginning at a post
standing on the northeast corner OF tract Of land
belOrging to Jno. uaywcodi thence running along the
road that leads from the centre OF Hubbard to Brook
field. to post standing in the line OF said road so far
north as that a fiae running west at right angles MA
said road until it strikes the west Iins Of lot No. q,
and thence on said line to the north east corner Of said
John HaywoOd's land, as shall contain sn1 include
within said line 90 acres Of land
Both pieces containing one htndred and ten acres,
more or less. Appraised at S2.2UG. TEKss-Cash on
day Of Sale.
Sheriff ONCE. Warren. july II, 1865 5x-5.3I.