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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, jan III r. d.
AsHEs-The market was steady, with sales of Is bbls
including pots at 5ssc. and pearls ut 6c.
BREADsTuFFs- Flour-The market was firm and Saats
and western brands from &C. 0c per barrel hgh
err while the sales were moderate being confined to about
1o0O 5000 bbls., closing within about the followin
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STATISTICS AND RESULTS or THE NAPOLEON SLAVE
TRADE.
BY way Of England, we have nows from Martinique
dated on the 18th Of December.
BY Al Official statement IN the g'pcys appears TIA.
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News from Australia.

The steamer Emeu, with the Australian mails, dated
Sydney Nov H. and Melbourne, Nov 49, and ESQ 900 in
gold, arrived at Suez Dec. 81.
The mails reached England the 4th instant, and
the American portion has been brought per City of
Washington.
Trade, especially import, very dull at Melbourne
Exchange for GO days sight was at par.
The electric telegraph was in operation between Mel
bourne, sydney and Adelaide.
The following ships had sailed from Melbourne for
England
October 27, the Blackwa for London, with sO,5s9
November 7, the Donald Mackay for Liverpool, with
"a ,396 ounces
November IA, the swiftsure, for London with s4,775
ounces
The second reading Of the Chinese Emigration bill had
been rejected by the Upper House of New South W.es.
The receipts Of wool at Sydney were light. Buyers
were cautious sand prices uncertain.
Tallow was firm.
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The exchanges the Bank Clearing House this morning
were s2l Sl3 46 81 and the balances 81 III 900 65
The following dividends have been declared The
Brooklyn Bank semi annual dividend Of five per cent?
payable the LIST Of February; the Farmers Bank q
ngton County semi dividend of per cent
The following a comparative bank statement Of The,
four leading cities -
Loans Circ'n- Deuos1r
~ York. Jan is S29 $40 PAS 20 TIE 1856 1863 95 MA
Phada Jan IT, rs 1885, $50 6D607%3 1850 3s4 H,323pO
Boston. Jan 49, 6UlO68OO 7,9al7O0 77937O0 2l,lN7ON
N Ors Jan. TO-. 2044S4l7 l6l4S96 O,3373f "a 296 1876
Total 1885, 300 S47 595il 1851 % I6s 2O 10
Last week 233 O69 5S775629 ~ S52 Ola 1854
Increase ........ $477TS 1892 1851 967 3979N4
Tho Duhshed statement of the President of thu
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From the London Times, Jan. ~

Ireland no longer worsbps great agitaor and raises
tribute for his support but seems 10 be- returning
EW@'S pe 'ype 9G !9s last csgsury-ibc psep1ers saa
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HE
8ssefbe Chronicle
HfIssB s ABaH, Proprietor.

rERMS-One Dnifaf and Fir Gents. fe
s<vances Two Dollas<, Il payment Is NOT
made In advasce. sv
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,kunk Fur.

OhuHh
The Cleveland Reciesr says that one THOUSAND
pounds of skunk skirs arrived in that city hy
the Mal,onipg Ra1 on Saturday the 18th. The
PaInssviiie Advertiser says:
We learn that on M"nday lasr ais.ut fifty men
in Madison township w-r- out hunting fr skunks
One man. 1t is said. hr,uglt in forty five ~ his
'lav'- work But it ssrms The business is ma;
c"'fp-rl to our cruniy alone We learn that Mr.
Ell Raw.ioH. of Windsor A-htaiu'a county.
has purchased aud seut 10 New York. during
the prNs-nt winner. nearly fourteen hundred
skunk skins
We are informed that Mr. A. II Smith. OF
Vernon IN this cauniy. has sert To New York;
this s, JASON. between 1000 and 20ta0 Of these fra
grant feits Mr. Smith has skunkel the A>i,a-
Lula and Lake mrn
E.xt winter. these skins will be TRANSFORMED
int stone martin sable and fitch furs. anil will
.lrccrnte the shoulders and wrists of the ladies
Il 81. it Is To he hop~1 that the
'0.lur will fnst) hang round it still"
Balm Of a Th"u.aui Flowers and musk. are
m wh-re. when compared with the M;mphitis
Americana.
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Public Meeting.


The undersigned members Of the Board OF
Education, have learned that certain individu.
ais, who appear desiruus Of Destroying the use
fulness of our Union Schools. have ignorantlY or
wilfully Put in circulation sundry statements,
lending 70 reflect uIon or action IN the manage
ment Of our Sci,ools- charging US with paying
exlravagant wages to Teachers. &e. That our
action may be fully understood by the Patrons
of the Schools. whe have u right TO know what
we have done md our reason for doing it, We
desire to make to the parents aud voters q full
statement Of our administration.
We would therefore call a special meeting of
tue citizens of Warren. at ENrIRE HALL. on MoS-
DAY EVENING Of next we K, March 7Ih,) at
which time and l,lace We will present a full IT.
port Of our duings. and the reasons therefor
We invite oil parents and tax Payers TO attend
the meeting. and take such action in the Irem;.
ss as the cause Of Education may seem tn re-
quire. JOHN HUTCHiNS.
II. PERKINS.
GEO TAYLER.
IRA l. FULLER,
T E WEIR.
March. l, SO. N. B. TAYLER
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TT Del)enbaugh
VII be at The Gaskil House, on the 81 inst.
(For ih- Chronicle
For th- Chronicle

Mesrs Editors: -
had the pleasure an last Wednesday, evening
TO attend the Concert given by Mr. ]. Smith. in
Hartford; AMI, with. your permission. will give
your readers Il lii-f notice of the ssme. II is nt
our design Ia ent.r intn a minutr criticism If the
performances. nor 10 speak Of it in ietai': Int
We 10 say. W. were pleased with IL. aud most
heartily congratulate Mr Smith aud his largs
company nf singers u;un the SUCCESS of their
eitertaiumsui
The Chorus-si IS The rull choir were rrnd, I'd
in a style developing careful and critical train
ing. and aside frim some slight imr.rfections in
time AID tune, were performed in n style correct
and tastrfully. The Solos. Du-tts and ouarteiis
were fr the mnst TART well sung. anl developed
voices at once good-snd under s.lne degree Of
cultivation. coupled with an Independence iniis-
per siLle Ia a grol singer. We were particularly
well pleased with the simple. touching prrfprm-
anc's of the blind Orphan GIRLS Lament
My Home in New England" Of the Durtt char
acter; and also the spirit with which most of the
Glees were executed.
In fine, the class ,xhiliied a natural tfs'e aud
talent rarely met with in larger towns. and with
the facilities for cultivation in many PLACES af.
for,l-i-we have no doubt that many of those To
whom we listened. wnull beccme singers taking
rank among the hst in our land. We To say.
Hartford has inst cause 10 feel pruu'l Of her musi
cal talent. and should not feel at all surprised.
should she. at some future day send forth some
stars" that will shine brightly in the musical
armament. PA0LI.
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Gard.


Mr.. d Mrs BErrs would gratefully acknowl-
edge a pleasant social Christian visit from the
people Of Vienna. on Tuesday. Feb 22j. With
out regr rd to denominations boundaries, they
assembled at our residence. bringing with than
abundant supple. for the occasion. and leaving
behind. besides ! generous amount of that wh'eh
"answereih all things" rome substantial tokens
OF good will and sympathy. in the form of food
and clothing. The afternoon was rendered
pleasant and profitable. among other social inter
course 10y soms very appropriate remarks and
devotional exercises by Brother Hallock, Of the
NJ. E. Church. who with his iamily were with
ia. In the evening our house was enliyened by
the presence of about ninety of the young peo-
pie % the place.
As q preface TO the visit. a short time before
the gentlemen with their teams furnished US with
q substantial wood pile, Of about 25 cords.
We can only ask for TEN. in return for their
kindness and respect. that they may receive an
hundred fold into their own hearts OF that good
which docs not perish with the using.
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Examination Of School Teachers.

THE Beard nf School Ex miners TOR
Truniuli County. viii commence their regular
Examinations On MONDAY THE 18th psg OF fEasrAHr.
1859. and for the CONVENIENCE OF the Bosrt 20 Exam
liners and Teachers. the BOari hive dis:ric;ed the
Eoarty As fpiI0~s:-
Thee persons ~ho wish tn he examined As Teachers.
and reside in the Townships Of S1Jthihgton, Chznp,on
snd ssIetts. viii attend for Ersn.ns ion on Monday
the 25.h Gay Of February.
Those residing in nosland. Wssthersheld and War
rem, viii attend On lay the - day Of March
Those residing in Lordsto sn. Newton and brace
vile an fddzy the 44 day Of aiareh.
THESE residing in Hubbard. Brnakfeld. Vienna snd
Liberty. IN MONDAY th- 9Th iay 81 Mares.
Those residing in Gustzvus. Greene and Kirsnsn.
gill attend on wedn-ssay the 9Th las of March.
Those residing in Rsruiugtan. Nesapolamia and
ploomfeld, on Friday the Ilsh day 81 March.
Those residing in Johnston. Meces and Bristol. ou
Eeniay the 9Th day Of March.
Thase residing in Y lxl=r. n trtfor and Vernon. On
Wednesday the i6LI day of Marcia
The Examinations viii he hid At ExrT.E Halt, in
WARREN, commencing II Ia B'cioek A. N. Of each
day. u. IL. HCrCiliNs. Clerk Of
Board Of Examiners.
Warren. FEB 9Th Is5Q-Gr
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NEWTON Falls. Ohio Oct. 18th, 1853.
PRoF: dATcukLL:--l will for the benefit Of others
af1icteu as ! have been, make q short statement Of
my case. l was sick for twelve years, and during the
last four OF the t~uelse, ! had n bad spell every two or
three weeks with severe vomiting for a day and night
and complies rrostrstiOn I would have distressing
pains Va th- stomach and head, and they would extend
over the whole body.
hai also a disrase Of the kidneys and a constant
pain in NV left side. At ny monthly turus I suffered
very much with great pain and weakness Thu had
spells that ! had weaii sometimes enfeehle me so that
| would not get 'h0dt for a week and turin tn: latter
part OF my sickness they had begun to be rs frequent
as two or three in = week.
About the middle Of August I commenced taking
medicin. Of Prof. Gaichell. Since which | have not
hal \ single tad spell, ana my health is STEADILY i'm
proving though I am doing the most Of the work for =
very large Z. miiy. Mrs SUSANNA ST0KCK
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FrhY 10 50.

To the Editors Of the W. X Chrunicl.-
Sir feel Disfleased as Regards the firth
coming o my Paper with osher. when | ride To
1e miles d my Paper has Dol e"lnr
with others. 1t mak-s me Inad | have had n num-
der al SLIPS OF tins kind since the Year eunt-
m.ueed tar your Paper | Don't feel like Paving
for u thing d Pesple Cares VERY little whether
u man rec -ivrs his Dues or n I. Wh-n nv Paper
l. due want 1t. ircqHeHt Offences like this Dunt
SUIT me. d. now yon may keep your Paper. d
| ask of you To send u- the t~alanc- Due for the
balance of The yrur. In Litter STAMPS or money
which vii; he Paid iur s,ule other Pa,+r which
| can ut when Due, d not frequent jisap,.oint-
Iuents oi this kind.
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New Legal Firms.

New Legal Firms.
Attention is called 10 the Cards of Messrs
Rirchnrd & Tyler. and Cox & latlIf. which will
he found in ur advertising columns
TIL reputation of Judge Bircharl for legal
attachments and experience. is of too long stand
ing and too well known. 10 need any comments
from U.S. Mr.. Tyler has BEN here hut n SHIRT
time. but comes highly recommended. The
Portage Democrat says he is known tn lie one OF
the MIST prumising young men in this part of
the State.
Messrs. Cox & RItlin were well known as part
ners in the late firm OF Hutchins. Cox & Ratlif.
They are just IN the prime of manhood, have
established their reputation for talent. careful
attention TO any business iutrusted to them and
strict integrity
They are bound to succeed.
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0lL-ranner's No / L g. Machinery
" Meats Foot, Lard. Olive and Castor. in large aud
81 ali qu sulit es, ny MOUDS & PEW.
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Concert To Night.

This -v~ning. Pr,f Webster will Civ, n Con
c-rt. in which h. will b. al lei hv his Adult
Ca. This ca cunpri. a .lnr.r share Of The
b It musical talent at the town. to which will Ire
al !e,l that of the Professor hims-lf. Mira. and
Mis-. Webster. lrhe later lr-iiing at the Piano j
LAYERS Of good music will have a treat
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Justices and Constnbies' Blanks.
GUARANTEE, MoRrG AGE & QUTT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, KxrruTIoss, sUBrUNAs. f1c-
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Saturday, the 10Th day of March, 1889.
sh.rir, oS-e. a. /,
. s SALE
N Nv pr.r 1885,

In pursuance o. an order irsasd 20 ne frsn ~ P,S
nNs Court OF TrSphul County, OAse, ! shall szt-sa
ier Pabi1e sale aPoa tie premises. %
the I2:h day Of NARc1. s<ka
In the afterDeon- tetxee Ihs hours Of AID l. Il. Es.
loving "escriIsd Real ksts.e. % zit: Situate In Ia
fow nship ~ Brook reid. Trenhul County. ohie 80
Anowa as-the Snuthsetst corner OF Lot No. a In N.
subdivision Of Lot No ~ and ho1nasd 80 6Iio Vs.
commencing At The Sou b east sorner o. ..,a .n.lI Ia.
=" .: thence Nef,h-rly ON The east line n s.Sa IL
eight rods; tkspe" Westerly parallel vita he lot tn-.
u~rLly rods theres soatherly parallel xisA h~ r..s
the Let line .~eniy rods to the MACE o. h-eIusirr: eaa
Eining one seye Of iaAi. % which the lste jobs y Al.
cert died seized. IEsNs made on day nf sale.
ALLISON CHEW. cuars ~ e. 9
Asa n waicorf ara Errs v.lfo.E
Feb .l~s.is5Lfx.
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Family Groceries.

Attention ia called to the advertisement of r
A. Baldwin, in another culumn The establish.
nent Of Mr. p lie not a very lretentiou. one. but
in 1t can he fund a prnl,gi"us variety of art,
cles. AMI particularly Of that kind which nr.
adapted To the %suilnrt and comsmt of the inrrr
man. He deals in nil kinds Of groc-ri-s rrnvis-
ions. meIis. fl'ur. meal. fruits and vegetables
Besides tn efHct that custnm.r rs can purchase al!
urticlrs OF Mr. d they will also fni that
lc is II tair and literal dealer.
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NEWTON F.LLs. Ohio. Oct 2nth.
PRoF- GArrHELL-Dear Sir: | feel undertook CATION
20 testify to the gosi effects which yolr m-iicIne has
had in my case Always a feeble III tifut WAS
tor . long time = sufferer from VII { as con Z ID 10
ne 'rt nehitis. Wy throat was per -ctis " and my
langs were very sore AMI weak. I vas obiis.d . give
up all industry. and at length . s ~ up ali 10 - Of
being cure:. / vas not oaly a'tsn led by vari"ns "hv-
cot any benefit 'roa either.
Last January. as 4 last resn II y led pom YOU -
Alter a careful examination Z ~ case gu thought
Sou could help 10th my thr I M 9th weakness.
for ! hai'brcune very n-rvu . ar" nue. rrdlcrd in
strength. commenced tIsi y your me .'sine and
in three or t'ur We ks found ny eff re Iahiy hotter
"a that | became as well a. I hay sen Al any 6 me in
my life ! am nos enjoying ordinary health, able 90
exercise daily industry an, Q 70 improving.
] wo'ui rerOmm-r ii all whJ ~. afflicted as l have
been, TO call Prof Gatchrll.
locrs with due Rcs1sc'.
LUR. Nd. >IiEFfLET0R.
San 1s,h ~
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sh-ria's once. Warren. Feb. ssh. '59-5s.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that

~ . petit. n will he presented to the Commission
es OF Trumi ull County, at their March term praying
them to take the necessary steps to alter or change =
certain road. situated in the North e4st part OF Farm
inrton. commencing in ths erntse Of the North and
south County Read. Mt the south lire Of lOts2 by the
school House. and running wrst Of north along the
centre Of the original road teaciettiy west to clear
the river. thence northerly on suitable grou-d to sbor:
ten or ffteen rods north Of Ira uyde's barn on lot .,
ther &c east Of north on suitable ground TO the s nth
cas-, esrner Of land Owned by Ezra ami Plynptsu Hild-
man. thence north on lot line etseen lot - aud 100
aud to continue rortk soms Ave rods into MrsopOti
mi, to the centre of the road nos laid out: and si-o. to
commence Al the south ezst corner Of BeEi amin Lews
land on lot 81 in the crEtTr Of the rosd running vest.
and rur said road east along lot lire until & iht,Ts-css
aid new road, and thereby vseating the / ofth and
south road row running throes h lots 81 and -.
FArninEt0n, Jan. e5Ih, 1888 feJ Sth-iz.
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Rail Road Bridge Damaged.

The C.. & NJ. Rail Road Bridge across The
Mahoning in Braceville. was somewhat dam
aged on Saturday morning. AS the coal train
was returning frum Cleveland. between 1 and 9
o'cl"ck A NJ ju-t as the locomotive was pass,
UNCOVER the bridge. the engineer heard the crack
ing OF timiers and felt the btiLge giving away.
He let on all St am. and the train, which con.
sisted Of empty coal fats. went through safely
he then stnpped the train. and went back t"
investigate the matter. He found that one Of The
timbers forming the stringcrs. being ntter. had
broken. and the heavy strain had separated the
ends Mt the broken place. some six inches. The
bridge was warped sideways considerably. and
also settled down on the br.ken side six or eight
iiichrs ltseems certain thathad the lneomniive
remained on the bridge one minut-. the whole
fabric with the train, would have sank into the
r.Frr. which was at full banks
The lsridge is a single span. some 40 feet in
length. and is lsuIlt on the Tu1ur plan. patented
once We believe. 1t is now repaired. aud trains
are passing over it.
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Scslded.

The youngest daught of Mr Daniel R-x of
Orwell, wss badly scalicd one dav last week
ten. and while she was lacing the pot back
ulnn the fire. this lIule chill Of II months old
reached mp and upset the contents. scalding its
f-ce and busom most .hockingly.
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More Putter ard Cheese.

M,ssrs Andrews d Allrich. Of Fowler. have
furnished us will, the following AZ cnunt Of their
s''iIanents Of butter and cheese. during the year
1858: =
IA 465 h~x-s cheese. pig ions. PIP ibs. gross
l-9 tons. $50 lbs MT: Go packages bu't-r. 40
tuns. 400 lbs. gr,-s. "a tons 800 lbs net.
The amount was shipped principally by The
G 4 ". r and cost a. follows:
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Juvenile Concert

= UFNA4NO NOHOCI
The Concert by Prof. Wrbstcr's juvenile Ciass
took place on Saturday evening The young
performers acquitted themselves ilmirahly. aud
in a manner winch ref ctel high credit u;~n
their teath-r. The audience was large. AMI ~
tieir frequent applause. gave tokens of their
satisfaction.
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In o,Iert hat the public may be able to judge for
'enseiSes, OF the results OF Prof. Gatcheli's method,
! append a lev cases chiefly from among those which
hs'e be' n within my own personal observation. Ar
ter Sin' ssing PROT. 6afchell's treatnent OF salt rhelm
kheuInatisun, diseases OF bones. lungs. female system,
&C. uui express NY sincere conviction when I say
that think 1t entirely uuequ4lled in its success.
J. ii. BRIScoE.
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Ycms JntIiaenfs.
Narrow Escape-Another Warning

On Friday. the 18th ult.. Mrs Chas. Bosworth.
residing two uEiies south Of this place. while kin
ding a fire under a kettle. a few rsds from tie
house, discovered that the hack part Of her dress
was on FIRE teaught rrobably from a coal she
she had droppedl So rapid was the prngrcs- Of
the flames. that as she. sprang up, and turned
her head, the blaze singed her eyebrows. She
ran raIadly toward the house, and her dress be-
ing on fire behind. and n fresh breeze blowing
in her face. and being protected by a knit hood
and = wooden quilted skirt. which. although
scoiehed and burned. rrOved a barrier TO the
nearer approach Of the flames to her person, du
ring her rapid fight Recoll,cting u wet prcr
Of carpet which was lying on the stoop she seiz-
ed it, and with the ~assistan ,e Of her d. m ste
who had met her at the instant. wrapped it around
and over her. and Immediately rx'inguished the
Ere. The only injury which she sustained. was
IN her hands. uhici she had thruwn behind her
in the attempt to tear of her burning gaim .nts :
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ nunPhre; Harsh
Va. IN TruDculi CoEHo1 Pts2s


By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of rrumhuE County. Ohio. to me Iii
rectsI AMI delivered, ! have levied on and shall
expose to Public Sale. at the door OF the Court llous~
in Warren. in said county on
Satui day, the 10Th day of February, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ. and Z o'ehek
2. 81. Of siid day. the Real Estate described in said
0rdsr Of Sale. TO viz:
Situate in HOEisnd, Township number four. in the
third range OF Tes nsh'ps IN the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the StEte Of Ohio. and which is also in The
CcuPtY OF TIumiull. and 10 known by part Of Lot No.
~ in said Township, and is d bounded rs follows: North
and West by lands lately owned by George Austin.
Esq: East by tie Pl. nix Road from Warren 10 Niles.
and South ~ Sor'h Street. and known as the Home
stead e liorstic Bsscen. and IS the same lot OF ground
conveyed by James Austin to John TharP. by deed exc
cused January nth. I-5J; Recorded In TruniuIl
County Records. Book c.. Page 4-e x 4=9. to which
reference 10 heretI nIde. for a Iaore particular de-
seriI tion Of sad premises. and is aisn the same land
decided hy John ). Thorp and wife to said kaseor.
Recorded in Book -. Pages a & IS. in Trum"GIl
County Records. be the same more or less Appraised
at $i5cY.UU. TERns-CAsh on dsy'o Sale.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 0Eee, Warren, Jan. %. '5s-5E-G3
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sherir's Oace. Warren. FEB. $ .'l55y-5w. =.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE
u ny ORDER OP PROBATE COURT

In ole. fence to an order Of the Prolat@ Court OF
Trnnhui Comfy. ohio shall oder 4 Public sale, on
The 23I day Of March next. hetwesn the hours Of ] and
4o'cI6ek Y. NJ. At the premises In Johnston t0Sn>hip,
Csunty and Stzfe afor~said. the following Real fsiatr,
a. the property Of Moore q. bradley, dee a; Situate IN
said tOxnship. containing Gteen scres OF land. and
boundsi as follows: Bounded last by lands OF gorge
mn sDutk by the east aud vest centre rosd. aoh rtSs
by lands OF 0eor.e Hi. North ~ lands Of eee sPeiFy-
. Tsrns ef Szls:-Une hall in hand. aud snsbAh IN
one year. App aised at SIS per sere.
RbRERr oTlS. Aa'EL eseesis ss7:
Rsh. q. Ta- a Nosrs C. E5dssy y. drea6
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Talking to the Point.-A Wrathy Sub

Talking to the Point.-A Wrathy Sub
scrIber.
Editors of newspapers have a fine opportunity
to study human nature in all its phases In the
c'uise Of a very lew years of professional lie.
they will receive Il fair share both Of blessings
and cures. 1t Is amusing to note for what
causes the later are bestowed; fur their deeds Of
omission, aud cummissiUn; for what they have
done aud what they have not done. They take
these things "a a matter uf course. seldom saying
anything ab,ut them. but the following is So
rich that VIC must share il with our readers
The writer is very sensible uian. Ordinarily,
but in this case. he not only wants US To publish
our paper. but 10 bring it u him. jus; when he
wants it. Here is hi lett r, 5ertatim. except the
signature.