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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
Countv. S.

Moses Messer. T. BaldviS. Henry ". Day and Van
r Humphrey, the survivors OF Harvey MhedoD, who
intended and undertook to become \ Corporation by
The name Of the Clinton Line Rail Road Company.
have with other persons who Afterwards associated
with said persons as stockholders in said Compare,
ELd in the COURT Of Common Pleas Of said County
their petition Getting forth the omission to state def
niteiy in the Certificate fled by said persons in tho
ONCE Of the Secretary Of State for the purpose Of be-
coming such Corporation; that the Raj Road whichis
therein mentioned as intended to lie constructed ty
said Corporation, should commence at a point in the
Village Of Hudson in Summit County. near the Depot
Of Tie Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. thence run
ming easteriy through said Hudson and through tia
townships Of Aurora. Martha and Hiram in the Coun-
y Of Pofta-e; the townships OF Troy and Parknan ia
6eauga County. and the townships Of Pennington,
Bristol, Mecca. Greene. GGstayGs and KiBsnan in
Trunbuil County. 10 a point near the centre Of the east
line of lot number i've in said Kinsnan. upon 4 line
between said extreme points, nov surveyed. mapped
and marked with metes and bounds. aud k1oEl as the
line Of said Clinton Line Rail Road. and asking to
have said mistake corTeeted; to which petition the
Clinton Line Rail Road ComPsny and divers persons,
stockholders in said Company. ard creditors thereof
AID other persons are made Gefendants-
all persons interested will take notice that said Pc
tition will lie for hearing AZ the next term OF sand
Court. to be holden at the Court House in Warren, IN
said County, on the sixth day of June. 1850.
by their Attorneys TCIdLE & STCLL
Nav I. Ie51-GW.
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9rms SnttIiasntt.
Homes Wanted for Children

A number of children of both sexes viii arrive
at this place, tomorrow. (Thursday,) from New
York, under the charge of C. C. Tracy, Esq.
Agent of the Childreu's Aid Society, of that
City. Some of these children are orphans, some
worse than orrhaned-al homeless; and it is iol
the purpose of providing them with homes free
from the temptations, the poverty and crime Of
large cities. that Mr.. Tracy has brought them TO
this section. Surely there are TO be found, here,
some childiess families whose fresides would be
the brighter for The presence of one of these des-
titute little ones: and others whose children have
gown up and gone out into the world, leaving
vacancies around the table and hearth. which
might well be filed.
At one O'Clock P. NJ, a meeting viii be held
at the Presbyterian Church, where the children
will be present, and those interested are invited
to attend.
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Accident On the C. & N. r. R.

On Saturday morning last, as the train going
Irwin. came in contact with a bridge, %injuring
him so severely that he died the same evening
Conductor Crawford stopped his train, procured
a physician, and done all in his power to make
the man comfortable. On Sunday morning q
tain was sent from Youngstown, where Mr. Ir-
win resided, and where he leaves a wife, and the
corpse was conveyed TO that place.
We learn that this is the first accident that
has happened on Crawford's train. although he
has been running it nearly three years.
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between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and 4 p Mt tbs
!Cnosing described Real EStae: One undivided bait
Of a Steam Saw Mill. with all Of the machinery. and
fixtures thereuuio belonging. Also. house and barn,
together with The lot on which the above buildings
stand.
The above property is situate on Qninby I'LL in
Warren township. ard is known as saw mill lot. pur-
chased Of Samuel Quinby for that purpose. Fer furth-
er description. see Samuel Quinby map OF West War
ren. Appraised at $500 Terms-Cash
A. b. LYMAN, Sheriff.
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A Woman Possessed.

On Thursday, the good people of Rowland
were visited by a strolling female, who was mad
as a March Hare. bound TO knock on the head
and knock out the brains, of every body, with
an axe which she carried on her shoulder. This
crazy Jane Williams was brought to Warren on
F. iday by Mr.. Kennedy and lodged in Jail.
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Assessors Resigned

The following Assessors of Real Estate. to wit;
John Fulk of Lordstown, Almond Clark Of
Pennington; A. N. Brockway of Hartford, and
L. d. Sheldon of Vernon, resigned their Office as
Assessors of Real E=tate, last week. We learn,
that Sheldon and Brockway have since been re-
APPOINTED and accepted.
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A Card

to their numerous friends, for their patronage
and encouragement during the past few weeks
and will endeavor by keeping up with the time.
IN all improvements in their line, and sparing
no e~xertions to please all who may call On them
OF news, We would state that in four weeks. du
ring the excitement, we took over three thousand
Likeeesses.
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Fngineering. oraughtiug. &c.

As will be seen by his card, Mr.. W. G. barley
sffers his services to the public as a Civil Engi-
neer- Those who wish to have land surveyed,
levels run for draining land, estimates of the cost
% grading. superstructures or buildings of any
kind, draughts, plans. maps, or anything of the
kind. will find Mr.. barley an accomplished a:
well as practically correct engineer.
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Proceedings of Council.

Warren, Nay 18th, 1859.
Council met pursuant to adjournment mem
bers all present. Minutes read and approved.
ittee on Side Walks. TO whom was refer
red the matter of an appropriation to pay, in part,
the expenses of building a new culvert across
Market Street, near Pine Street, reported in ia
wor of apprOpriatng ss5. 90 for that purpose
After some discussion, the report was laid on the
table.
The same Committee reported an Ordinance
r.cu;r;no a side walk on the south side OF Ma
boning or School st from the school house lot to
North Liberty street, which was read the hrst
time
Messrs. Darling and johnson were appointed
a eommitte. to examine the condition OF a sewer
oreping near the Canal. east Of pine street. and
repair the same.
Messrs. Hunt and Rstliff we're appointed q
commit to take into consideration the subject
lighting the village with gas
On motion adjourned to Saturday evening"
htes. GIN. HAPGooD. Recorder.
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MAkiN6 CUNN EDITIONS.
~ cleveland with Cleveland * Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumbus < Cincinnati. Cleveland Il Erie. and CIeve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" NantGa with Hacks for Ravenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
3" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenviiIe Mead.
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by p. TT. VI.
q C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. IG, Is5N. CHAs. Z. RHODES, supt.
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Professor o. J. UOOd & Co.,
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called a few
months since to the highly beneficial effects OF your
Hair Re storative, / was induced to make application
OF it upon my own hair, which had become quite gray.
pr Obably one third white: nv whiskeTs were of same
character. Some three months since / procured a bot
tie Of your hair restorative, and used it soon found
it was proving what L had wished. used it about
twice a week. 1 have since procured another bottle,
of which 1 have used some. / can now certify to the
world that the gray or white hair has totally disap-
peared. both on my head and face, and my hair hiss
resumed It's natural color, and l believe more soft and
glossy than il has been before for twenty-five years.
| am now sixty years old; my good wife at the age of
fifty two. has used it with the same effect.
The absve notice / deem due to you for your vaiua.
Bile discovery. 1 am assured that Ehosoever viii
rightly use, as per directions, will not have occasion
to contradict my statements. / am a citizen Of this
city. and q resident here for the last fifteen years. and
am known TO nearly every one here and adjoining
towns Any use you may make of the above. with my
name attached, is at your service, as 1 wish to pre-
serve the beauties Of nature in others as we'll as my
self. am, truly. yours,
n~nNn
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Prudence Carlton. Petition for pirores Ga4
rs .AAa0aJ-IJaHcfi0E-
Francis Bry son Cariton-) SLmEt0Rs.
The defendant is hereby notified that the PLAINTIFF.
on the 29Sh day Of April. AID, lS59. hled her petition
in the Clerks Office Of said county, asking for Divorce
and AIiuony; alleging that she has been for the last
| year a Re siient Of the state OF Ohio, and is a. present
a bona 6de resident Of Trumhull County. th1t on this
10th day OF August. A. D., 1873. she was married 10
the defendant. and that she has since conducted her
self as a faithful and obedient wife. yet she says that
the defendant disregarding his duties as a husband.
has for three years last past been a habitaul G~runkard. :
and for the same time been guilty OF gross neglect Of
duty, ard has been guilty Of extreme cruelty.
The Petition further ayers that the defendant. IN the
months Of July and August. ls5S, committed adultery
with one Ann Vaughn, on a canal boat; and that he
has been cohabitiug with said Ann Vaughn, in CieTe-
land, Ohio. in a state Of adultery. since said July ard
August. Without any Justification on part OF this
plaintiff. The Petition further alledges that said
Francis d. is seized in fee simple OF about nineteen
acres Of land situate in WeatheFshisd, in said county.
ilheing the same lands which decen5ed from his father.
William Carlton, which the plaintiG asks 10 lie nads
subj .ct to such alimOny as the Court nay think Tes-
sonabIe. On which the Probate Judge Of said county
allowed an injunction to prevent said defendant from
dispcsing of said land in any manner.
The prayer OF said petition is, that on anal hearing.
the marriage contract heretofore existing he dis
solved. and that she be allowed sCch reasonable ali
zony as tie equity Of the case mas require. and that
Laura Carlton, Edmund NJ. Carlton. Charley Carlton.
and T. B. Carlton their ehilden, and the fruits CT said
marriage
Said cause will be for hearing on the sixth day Of
| June, 1859. CURTIS x SMITH,
May 1. 59J5x. Atty's for efE.
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SATURDAY. the ith day Of lame. Is5s,
sheriss once. warren. May {, IE59-5g,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Frederick ". seyEour)
.yEour.)
In -rumban Com Pleas
uoleomb L White.

U0Icomb z WhIte.
By virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumball County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered, I have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale, at the door OF the CsuTt
HING in Marren. Trunbull County. On
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18
NTERESTINGTOFARMER
L BALLS OHIO MOWER is mi

H. laid on the shelf; neither is Ito be srp--ced-
ell by OtAer machines entirely. The Inventor and
Pacentee Ct this machine. having disposed OF his in
terest in the lac firm of Ball, Aultman ~ Co has
erected a large and extensive establishment of his own
in this city. where he is extensively engaged in man
ufaciuTing for the coming harvest, this valuable liar
vester- The machine a. II is now being built, is got
up in quite a diEereut style from machines OF The same
kind. heretofore SOLD; making it to run much lighter
FOR the team, as well as TO he more easily managed by
The operator. 1t has also one OF the best Reaping At
tachmentS In the world. Nov the facts are simply
these; il sou want 20 get, this season. either a single
mower, or mower and reaper combined. and want one
embracing the new improvements, you had better not
contract for 4 machine. EatI goa see what this Old
OAt0 -.Oucr looks Ike Ro1- 1 have appointed Viii
liam 4. Spicer, OF Ellsworth, Mahoning Couhty, as
my general Agent fer this Western Reserve, excepting
one or two counties in the west part Of Il. and COlum-
biana County. Mr. Spicer is a practical farmer, azd
also a gentleman ia whose statements the most implic
it confidence can be placed Those wishing to pro-
cure one Of these machines, and who reside within the
bounds Of his Territory, can apply TO him directly. AID
he 10 doubt viii be pleased 20 give any further infor-
nation that may be desired. Z. BALL.
Eaufnm Anil Esh I-Eu ~,
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated. even
when given up by the most skillful physicians
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases of the Lungs,
Scrofulous Affections OF the Jeints. White Swelling,
&c, with all the varied forms of Serofulous and Scor-
butte Diseases. are successfully treated. No where
! can C~onsumptiyes resort with so certain : prospect
Of cure
The Patient is not under the absolute necessity of
applying in person for treatment. though that is deSi
rG5Iei but the case "a vial OF urine) with = detail of
symptoms. viii enable the Doctor TO prescribe sue
c~essfully.
In the treatment OF the Diseases Of Women. DR.. Sands
follows in the footsteps of the late distinguished DR..
Yandeveer, whose successful treatment of those dis
eases can be attested by thousands Of females in all
parts of the United States. For Falling OF the Womb,
Lucorrhea or Whites. DC. a cure is guaranteed. DR.,
Sands treatment OF children is new and successful.
SURGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures a return to health. without a
resort to that fearful instrument, the knife. DR. Sands
is a surgeon Of the conservative class, using the knife
only as a last resort.
DR.. SANDS will cure old sores and all eruptive dis
eases of the skin, no matter of how long Standing
He makes use Of universal BOTANIC remedies; no
Calouel or other deleterious drugs are used. Persons
from a distance desiring advice and medicine, will
send a general description Of the urine. with a correct
statement Of the cause and origin Of the disease, and
a general history OF symptoms, with name. age, etc.
All communications mast be addressed TO
CLARK & SANDS.
Iamestovn. Mercer Co.. Pa
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Higher

higher
Mr.. Chapman is raising the old. and well
known National Hotel, another story. If he
raises the old building as high as its reputation
has been for the last thirty years, while in the
hands of the Towne family. and the present oc'
cupants,-he viii have to add more than one
story
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Warren, Nay II,
MASTER'SSA SALE of REAL ESTATE
c. s. Porter, e al.

Pursuant to 4 Plariss order OF sale. issued ont o {
the Court OF Common Pleas, TO me directed and deliv-
cred, ! shall expose 10 pnblic sale to the highest bid
der. at the door Of the Court House in Warren in said
County, on SArcRDxV TIE fth DAY OF JrNE SExr, be-
tween the hours of u NJ. and 4 p. NJ. Of said day, The
following described Real Estate, TO wit;
one undecided hGU OF a certain tract or lot Of land
in Warren in said County Of Trumbull, known by be-
ing part Of village lots numbers fifteen and sixteen in
the village Of Warren. bounded North on Market
Street; Hast on land owned by Samuel CheSDey, and
now occupied By L. J Iddings; South by the sOrth
liEe Of said lots, and on the West by lands Of lie IaIs
James L. Van Gorder, being about one hundred fset
wide. more or less. on Market Street.
Said undivided half of said premises IS appraised at
Eighty-fve Dollars per foot of front on Market Street
To be sold as the lands OF Charles s. Porter. pursuant
20 the decree and order Of sale in the above entitled
cause.
I'D. cox Master Commissioner.
Warren, April 90, 1859 May 4-5w.
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sheria's Oaee, Warren. April g, Is5s-5~.
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

= NI-NTs IT - Wit Ut NV--~-~- ~T---
Prudence Carlton, Petition for Dirores aa4
vs. -AEiA0ay-IRJaHdi0E-
Francis Brvs son CarltanO SamEOas.
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The Weather

Has been such for some time past, as to de
light farmers and all others interested in out
door pursuits. A more favorable time for plow-
ing, and getting in crops, could hardly be con-
eeived. Fruit is still uninjured by frost, and
p-omises an abundance.
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WARREN BOOK BINDERY!

a MI QUA fACIOhI hEMO Ell
~ To one door north OF McouistOn's Grocery,
Main Street.
0 BINDING done on short notice and in good
style, al reasonable prices. Blank Books half and full
bound, OF all sizes, Of ny own manufacture, always on
hand, or mace to order.
PAPER BOXES, such az Band boxes, Hat boxes.
Conb cases, &c. got M in good style. Stationery
kept on hand for sale Paper Hanging for sale, and
papering done in good style. Persons kavinE rooms
to paper will please give me a call.
$ sTEINACuER.
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The writer Of the following has been for two years
Justice Of the Peace in Fremont, ard is veil knOwa 10
the citizens generally.
BRoNCHITIs-ITs WORST sTAGEs CURED
Mr. ". still restless in East Cleveland is in vigorous
cure.
d.. TUBBs. Sir.-When 1 FIRST commenced your
treatment. a few months since, / was much debiiitatsd,
and suffering from severe pain in The side, shortness
Of breath, weakness in the small of the back, night
sweats. restlessncss, coughing and expeetorating pro
fusely, often raising a pint of whitiSh substances in 4
single morning, took cold frequently, and a soreness
and inflammation % the throat Of two years standing
seemed increasing and extending down upon the lungs
At times 1 became so dizzy as TO fall, unless near some
object OF support. By use OF your medicine l was en-
tireiy relieved. and am nov as we'll aud as strong as
ever before In my life and am at work through all
kinks Of weather. and though sometimes vet. neither
cough nor soreness OF throat have troubled me in the
least. Yours, Especially,
JAMES s. WEIGH.
East Cleveland. Dec. 25, ESQ. apr -.
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jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa

DR. 81 CLARK. URIPGrHIc PHYSICIAN AND Sur
GEoE. jamestown, Mercer Co. Pa, would respectfully
inform the inhabitants of the western part OF the state
Of Pennsylvania, and Of Ohio. that he has associated
with himself DIR. sAxDs. late of the City OF New York.
whom be can reccamtHd as standing in the front rank
of his profession. april 90, SO.
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Booty and jagged.

On Wednesday, q MIN named Hall, had q
dizziness, visited a grocery. took a drop too muct,
the drop got into his head. Sam git drunk as a
wheelbarrow and was outof order;-was brought
before the Mayor and ordered to pay q fine, and
90 to iaiL
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STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuIl County.
~ PROBATE CCUET.

The following accounts Of Administrators Executors
and Guardians having been fled in this Oace, is
ordered that they be advertised agreeahy to law. and
that they remain on file for inspection and exceptions
until tie % day Of June next when they will exam
ined by the Court and ordered 10 record If 10 exerP.
tons appear thereto. TO Wit:
Calvin Pease. deceased, FIRST settlement Of Trustees.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
Of JOHN B. HARMON deceased.
Warren. Ohio, May 4, ls59-4w.
A OF REAL ESTATE.

y By ORDER OF COURT.
On the 9Th day Of May, loJ0, at two O'Clock p NJ.
on the premises. in the township Of Greene. In the
county Of Trrmbull. will be sold AZ public Neadue 10
the highest bidder. the following real estate as the
property Of John NARROW, deceased, to sit: Situate in
Greene. in said county and State Of Ohio, and known
as the n + 4 Of Io. No. 3 m said township, and boun-
led north ~ the township lire, east by ne lot line.
vest by The centre of a highway. and south BY lands
sold to Ezra Harrington BY + Kinsman. and contains
BY survey ninety nine and 90 J60 acres Of land. Sad
known as the late homestead Of said John Marlcv,
deed. Appraised at nineteen dollars and sixty cents
per acre. amounting to nineteen hundred and fifty
eight dollars azd thirteen cents.
Terms Of sale-one third in hand, onethird in one
year. and the remaining One,hird in two years.
SAMUEL JERRAUhD. Asnr. Of
April q. Sew John NarIos, deed
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SIS. THOs. s SCOTT.

Or Go Acres for $4,000. in the State of Missouri, in
Gliding purchase money and ices, with title
direct from Government.
I'VE are locating daily of the Graduation Lands in
w the State mentioned, and having a surveyor con.
stantly in our employ, We do not enter one piece Of
land hut what he sees. surveys and furnishes a minute
written description Of the same, which VIC warrant rs
described. The lands have not become graduated
owing to inferiority, but owing to the time they have
been offered in market; for much Of this land is infe-
rior TO none in the Safe. Persons wishing any Of
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon,
for they are being located very fast.
Owing TO the great demand for these lands. the I9i5
cent grade Of good farming lands are mostly taken up,
but there are as good farming lands yet remaining in
the . cent grade as there are in the state.
We can yet enter the l2ts cent grade, but not Of IS
good quality for farming purposes.
IL 3~O acres Of l2& cent lands for $1,000; or go
acres for Si7O,O0.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents Collections made. Western Lands exchan -ed
and Titles to Western Lands examined and pIats fur.
nishsd.
Good references given. For any further informa.
ton connected with the above, please call AID get one
Of our circulars. or address
II. C. CROSS & CO..
Mo- H0Enan's Block, opposite the p. o..
p o Cox i27. (nar.9 Q, '59-im) Cleveland, O..