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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

FULToN & McCoMBs. Attoru..s and Conn
II sellors at Law. Ashland, Ollie Office in tn,
Bank building. over the Hardware Stole.
Feb. 4. ,s57 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

ESTN@ j. KEN NY. Attorney Law. has oren.
3 i ed an Office the 6r-t door West of Post Cfict
second oo where he W i'll be- ha py his old
fri mia and such others may wish to engage his
lprsfess o.sal services.
April %. Sc. 46tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

JURy-Twelve prisonorsin box, to try one
or more at the bar,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

NIiLLAhD sLoCUM, AiierI., at Inv ASH
Wv land, Ohio Office corn. ! of Churcl, and
Szndusky SITS. Particular attention paid to collec
tioHs.
Feb 1881 24tf
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AS an instance of feeling among the people,
I may mention touching incident which oc-
Cured just as LEFT Mr. Sickles An old
fruitman from the neighborhood of Ge orge-
town, came in with basket Of fresh oranges
and said. "Mr Sckles, I am asp6or man. but
have wife and child at home, whom lslove,
and !. if You will take this poargift as q token
Of ho,1I honor a man who hsstaught ME hos,
to defend them, will be made most happyp'
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MILLER HOUSE, OPP o,iit tla, ssinF s.tl House
vi Ashland. Ohio, M Miller Proprietor Good
fare, reasonable bills, and good accommodation
Patronage solicited.
- Feb. 81. 1851. 34n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

q NTH & oh NSFoN. Attorney at Law will at
- tend to all business entrusted their care, in
Ashland and adjoining counties.
F0ffes.ave The Bank.
JUNE 2. I-55. !2.f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

- f.a, School Examiners.
- aIIpREPT. hiS'spH, Ashland
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80 n q n r l.S.
uTILER HOUSE; Main Street, between third and
2 w fourth, Mansfield, Ohio.
~ -ss d. NJ. MILLER, Proprietor.
? Mansfield. March 2. 1859 aotf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

-FsT ACoBS q Mes EENEY. Attorn. Us at Law
'se1 Office immediately opposite The Bank on Main
- 2tra.fs :0ff
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8nsintss 1irrftorp y.

SEos Mass.sE w sEDDEst Com PleasJudges.
zsl JOHN u. JONES, Probate Judge.
H i SEE Clerk Com Pleas and Dist. Courts.
JOHN J.eJAcoBS, Prosecuting Attorney.
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AsFsNULTY HOUSE. Aslla, d Ohio. hy W Nc
vi Nuity. Rooms airy and conImodicus, and Ia
BILE constantly supplied with all the luxures of the
season.. Patronage solicited
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AUo1roR's oFF1cE, Ashland, o, / -
May 9, 1859
hereby certify that the foregoing acts arc
correctly, copied from thooriginal acts as re-
ported to this Office ~s4,.F n asss liaeG.
JAMES SWINEFORD, Ha.
Aus1itor 81. Ash1apd. Co. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
Narrow Escape Of a Rail Road Train.

As the down Express Train on the c & N. R.
R., was approaching the bridge over Mahoning
river, at this place, on Wednesday night, two
horses suddenly ran up the cmbankment, Just
before the locomotive, and made for the bridge.
The rail road tracks are not planked on the
bridge, and the horses of course fell between
the ties, when they reached the bridge. One
must have fallen with his neck across one of the
rails, for he was d~ecapitated as neatly as the
guillotine could have done it, the blood spirit
ing ten or fifteen feet beyond, the head falling
some distance from the body, which dropped
down between the ties and laid close to the
abutment. The other was thrown into the river,
minus one leg.
Had the wheels of the locomotive passed
over any of the large bones of either one of the
horses. the whole train must have plunged into
the river.
Where the accident occurred, there is n small
strip of land between the canal and South Street
lineluding the rail road track belonging to
the R. R. Co, and which is fenced in. On this
night the train had been delayed some two or
three hours later than usual, to accommodate
passengers who desired to see the trot between
Flora Temple and Ike Cook. OF this fact the
owner of the horses was ignorant, and he had
turned his horses into the enclosure to let them
forage for themselves. thinking that all the
trains had passed. His anxiety to, feed his
horses on the grass growing on other mems land
has cost him the loss of both hest lea f~aarfuIlv
endangering the lives CT all on the train.
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G~entlemsn's Furnishing Store.

Messrs. +. B. Reeves and Rufus Thomas
have entered into partnership, and taken the
store room formerly occupied by j. L Weeks
where they will hereafter keepa general assert
ment of Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings, Linen,
Hosiery, Gloves. DC, all the kinds of Goods
usually found in a Gentleman's Furnishing
Store.
Mr.. Thomas win give his attention to the
manufacturing, and all garments made undel
his direction will be warranted to fit. Mr.
Reeves long experience in the dry goods line
and his well known taste in selecting goods
makes it certain that nice articles will be found
in their store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
PIferine.

There is a clan of bipeds who vegetate in this
t~ownSquite to the nuisance of decent people
In seine parts it is not safe to leave a corl Of
fire wood. or q bushel of coal out Of doors,
and not4even under lcck and key. A whole
sale business in the flchirg lire is carried on,
clothes hanging out on the clothes line over
night, are missing the next morning. which
event often leaves the owners worse off than
Miss Flora MeFlimsey, with nothing to wear.
There are loud complaints of provisions be-
ing stolen from cellars-of wood and coal being
carried of, and good clothes rilfered in the
hours Of night A dose of medicine in the
shape OF salt and shot, would be an ~effcctual
remedy for the epidemic. Try it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
Concert.

The concert of Mr.. o. E. Dodge, at Empire
Hall, last week. was well attended. Mr.. D..
we believe. makes no attempt at artistic display
as a vocalist. but he certainly has the faculty
in an eminent degree, of interesting and en-.
chainiag the attention of an audience. This
was evidenced by the fact that not a single per-
son left the Hall during the concert. The pro.
gramme was a versatile one, combining patriot
ism pathos and humor, and the singer embod-
led the diff rent sentiments, not only in his
voice, but in his whole physique, in a manner
peculiar to himself. Dodge was pleased with
the audience, and the audience was pleased
with Dodge,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
Yemt SnteI gtntt.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PosT OFFIcK. wArErE. ONO,
July LIST, 1859.
foxnssfsrz daily, arrives . p N. leaves II a. m.
Cle-efSnG, do do II m. do 2pm.
Salem do do 7pm. do Gam.
Skaren, arrives Tues Thurs. sat. I0k am. Leaves
same days at 2 p m.
". Greenrilis arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 p N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat at Tx a m
GreersSsrrh- arrives Tues. d Sat. by n. Leaves
Mon r Thurs. at : m.
n ED. arrives wed.S Sat. by 9 p n. Leaves
Tues n Fra atsam
Farningten. arrives Tues. & Sat. by 70 N. Leave.
Aon-s& Fri. at I2 m
caEfss- via Duck Greek. Hannzh's Mills. &c. arrives
' iasys Al 5 p m Leaves SATURDAYS at r a m
II Mails which leave at or before 8 a m. are closed
the preceding evening ct n All Others are clo-
sgd hall an hour previous to their derariure.
T. Z. WEBB P. NJ.
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BE-. SANDS win visit every month. the following
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

No CHARGE o CONSULTATION
CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated. even
when given up by The most skilIfdi physicians
| and all diseases OF the Lungs.
Sero'ulous An cuOns OF the joints. White Swellinz.
DC, with all the varied forms of ScrofuIous and Scar
butte Diseases. are sEcc-ssfully treated. No where
can c~onsumptIYes resort with so ser;ain : prospect
u cure
The Pa;ieYt is not under the absolute necessity OF
-p lying in persOI for treatment. th"aTh that Is 6esi
rG6ts; hut the case "a vial 81 urinr) with a detail OF
synrions- vail ena.le The Doctor 10 prescribe sue
esssiuIy.
Ia the treatment ofths Diseases Of Women. DR.. Sands
iol!ous in the foOGsIeps OF the late distinguished DR.
fAndevs-r. whose successful treatment Of those dis
eases can he aItested by thousands Of females in All
+, arts OF the United States. For Falling Of the Womb
L1eorrhea or Whites. DC. = cure is guaranteed. DR.
sands ireatAent OF children is new anu successful.
SURGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive ,ha,
treatment which secures . return to health. without a
resort &" that fearful instrument, the knife DR. Sanh>
is a suigesn Of the conservative class, using the knife
only As a last resort
pR. SANDS will cure old sores and all eruptivs die
eases Of the skin. no matter of how iSnz stardiSg-
lie makes use OF universal BOTANIC remedies no
Caioin-l or other dele sriOus drugs are Used. Persons
from a diStasc- dss'ring advice and m.dicins. will
send = general des.. .ption Of the urine. with : correct
statement; OF the Cause and origin Of the disease. and
a general history Of symptoms, will name. axe, etc.
All communications must be addressed TO
CLARK & sands.
oct-4 50. jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
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The Citizens Society.

At the meeting of this society. last Friday
evening, the Hon. John Hutchins was the lee
turer of the evening. The aim of the lecture
was to awaken a greater interest in promoting
the prosperity of the society, and to incite thC
individual members to an earnest effort for in.
tellectual and moral improvement. The lee.
ture was of such a kind as will be of service
The Executive Committee announced, that Mr.
c. A. Adams would be the lecturer for the mex;
meeting.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02

j.. A. SMITH & CO., Warren,
FOODS & PEW. do
GREEN a. -Bloomke;d. -
COLLAR & BRIGOEN, Mesoyotaria. 4
I'D Merchants generally
WI PORTER L CO..
9undyshu,g. Grsuya % okis-
Aurus. l.. IS5g.-sn =
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Wsstsrq Rsssrbc 66gOqieie
sHaPG0Ol 1 ADsNS. P%roprietors.

TERMS-0ne Dollars and Fifty Cents, in
sdvancei Two Dollars, ii payment is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued sntil all srrearSges age paid
ercent At tha opssop af fha uuhlfshera ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02

LII haXin strictly adhered tD-
i give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws of life
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor poison men 90 ease their pain.
He Is a Physician indeed, who Cnres.
The Indian II rb Doctor, X j. LYONs cures the
follOSing complaints in the most ebstinHts stages O.
their existence viz:
Diseases of the. Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
pr-psy in the Chest Rh-umati>m. Neuralgia. Fsts
or Falling Sickness and all other Nervous De
ringrmeEts- Also. all diseases Of the Blood,
such aS Serofulz. Rrysipelas, Cancers,
Fever Sores Leprosy. and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms of Female DIFFICULTIES attended 10 with the
haEIlrss results
IL Is hoped that no one will despair Of 4 Cure until
th-v have given the Indian Herb Doctors N-d,cin.S
a fair and faithful trial r During the Doctors
travels in Europe. Nest indies. -Easl Indies, South
Am rrica and the United States, he has been the in.
stTuRent in Coils hand, TO restore To health ar 4 vigor
thou >anhs who were giv-n up and pronounced incur.
able by the most eminent Old School Phy sicians; nav
more, thousands who we're on the verge Of the gave
are now living to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment. and are daily
e~xclziming-' Blessed be the day when first We saw
and ptrtOog Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references Of cures will he gladly aud
cheer.uIly given EheneTer required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in nnEise directlv or Indirectly induce or eause anv
invalid TO take his medicines without the strongest
probability Of a cure.
Remember. con ~sultation and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered.
u PPost 'fice address box e663.
Sen 81 '5o-y II Il TYONa " n
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Inceldiarism.

We learn, that on last Thursday evening
some malicious persons fred several stacks Of
hay and straw, belonging to Calvin Apologize,
in Liberty township, which stacks were con-
sumed. An attempt also was made to burn his
barn. On Saturday three children and the
wife of benjamin Apologize were examined be-
fore the Justice, they being suspected as being
the incendiaries. the result of the examination
We have not learned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02

Last week Tuesday, one of Mr.. James Dun
laps two horse peddling Wagons was crossing
abridge near Bosley's Mills, in Geauga County.
when the bridge broke down. letting the team
fall into the stream, the driver, Mr.. Crane, OF
Pennington, had his shoulder dislocated. and
the wagon was broken up some, and the goods
damaged and the horses injured. The loss. We
learn, of Mr.. Dunlap, is about 500.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
FARM FOR SAFE

One OF the best farms in TruB4hufI County fcr
ale at zharrain; situated in Hartford 1ownsaip. one
zad one hall miles west from Orangvvi le- IL IS land
s"mely situated. Al d surrounded ny every nesGfui ad-
vantage; bounded on the north by the Grrehv1l e a.
Warren road. On the EAST by a good road. on the sru-hr
by a dlc pierre Of woods Op ssid farm there arr 10 r
6 'od wells Of sa'-r. and other water privileges tor
CATTLE three orehsTis-Ilrre good Gshe barns. 80
fame dwelling houses; it can be couvrnisn,lysd iyid
Ct into two OF three pats; eCntains one hgnnrei sbd
twenty i've acres a d l. nary sqIarr- We will seal
cheap aud give 4 good rte and time for pay ment
Any -ns wanting a largaIn. wII do y ell to ere
soon. This farm IS kaOun As the Huart farm. viii.
sell a part or All o. it and car give eight or nins years
TO lay for IT, sIEEIoIT AxTELL.
H.s-rQ IN
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/ GUIDE FOR GUARDIANS

A Guide. with Forms, 10; Guard ans OF Minors and
Probate Courts IN Ohio concerning the relation OF
Guardian ald Ward. with Directions and Forms m
ciu,ing Journal Entries, for ali ST. ps from IN APP
poini msht to the final Settlement OF 4 G1zrd al Con
ttin!ng. also, the Duties OF Guardians Wards, and
Prohsts JGdges. in 3 / matters OF Guardian hip. By
FL Matthews. JGdge q fthe Superior Court o. frank
lin Comfy. Ohio Oas Volume, eyo-, in Law Binding
Pric 9 I.OO-
The vtjsct Of this volume is 10 furnish ahand-hoek
TO uIrdians and Probate Judges. in Shiah tael lay
have, in > small compass the general prime : es gov
vrning them; the ode Of proc edings IN ala m&.ts4s
Ouching GuarIiauships: ~rh forms pertaining there
70. II IS very desirable that there shoald be sgss
uniformly Of proceeding AMI 9 form in the vario"s
Probate Cnnrts Of the State; and il thar j. Al 4ilNa
thrVu h the instrumentaiity of this work. much " hich
the author hesir = will have been accomplished
p joe 300. Iust reed 81
.nRHf5s orOr aropDr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
October Appointments, 1859.
+ H. SANDS, Nj. d.,
DATHOGENETIC d URIPATHIC

rhiSiSlAS ANU SOhtEOS,
(0f the fr~ Of CLARK & SGzds, Jazest0Ea. Pal
Graduate, in Is4a, of the College Of Physicians and
surgeons OF the City Of New York. and fifteen years
experiences in the treatment Of Acrte-and Chronic Dis
ess-s-ten years in the City of New York. Two year,
experience in that immens- hospital for the treatment
~ Diseases Of every grade and character.
FILE CITY HOSPITAL or NEW ORR.
About Nn cases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annual, S"drr the treatment Of The Pm sisiaus
and Surgeons Of thu: Institution.
DR SASDS was 4 uup.. If the late Dr. Swrtt. Pro-
fessrr of DISEASES Of the Lungs TO the City Hospital.
and to the University q the City Of New York: alss.
Stnirnt and Assistant ssrgeon unIer those great and
sncc -ssful surgeons. John Watson and A. W. itsYsns,
Of tne City Hospital Of New YORK
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The roots and the leaves will be for the healing Of
the uatiuns"-BIatK
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Notice

On next Sabbath the 18th of November, the
Lords Supper will be dispensed to the congre.
cation of the United Presbyterians, by Rev
Gee. K. Ormond, in the Lutheran Church, in
Warren. Services on Friday preceding. at IL,
A. N. and IL, P. NJ, and on Saturday at IL. P
N.
The Rev. James Grier, of Noblestown, Pa,
is expected to be present on the occasion.
The community are invited to attend.
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NEW EDITION
=r.I.y ~.v-.

Jas Fchiished : ne~ DIXON Of A Manual for Ex-
scutcrs and Adninisfrztors in the ssufern TT Of tks
Estetes Of Deceased Persons; with practical Form O..
dc &c. Ry Joseph r. Swsa. ixss Presidert OF The
Twelfth Judicial Circuit. P.fth LtitioI II Revised ar
EHlArged-
Thechrrseter Of sEzr's Nasua 10 - veil kns-n.
that :. would seem entirely unnecessary. at this rss,
70 say a snrd IN eoGmerdstien o! it TIE present.
e1roc il believed 90 be uuth supsi ior, In every r..
specf, 70 any one herst0fore p~ahlishsd AID the pub
Usher would therefore especially recommsna n T. { :
Stteu'i-ns : Members Of the Bar, Probate Judges, sod
Executors ana Adm aistr 4tars.
Price 81 81. Ju : reed At
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02

REMOVED. II. BESSErr has re
IL move his Pillow Sales room from south Street.
TO the vest side Of Main street, a few doors .outh q
the Post Utice. Friends invite. TO call and exIG-s
ny sssck, before purchasing elsewhere
u. H.-BENNRTr-
Xarrpn Esh . ,in-Ik -. =
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FOURTH Also thu following personal property. 20
Wit: Four Dumping Cars. 3 Black Cars. 81 Black Min
ing Cars with Drop bottoms, 20 common Cars, 2jGO
Props. $500 Caps. 800 Ties. . Eeg4 Powder. : Barrel
Of Oil I Set Biaek smith tools ] set Of Drilling and
Busting Tools, ] Safe, ] Desk. l Stove and pipe
n Bushels Oats. . esi tsai fe,r} Exploring tools. D
Broken legged mule. ; Wales. 25OO tons Rack Band
Iron Ore. 200 feet Pump Pipe, 60 feet Old ch,in. !
Water tank asd Carriage. ie Sheets boiler Iron. 200
feet Iron Pipe. I WiAdlsss. 6 liorses. I Wag IN. I Set
Double Harness. Past Of a Steam Engins.l Turn
table. I Lot hf Round Iron Isrs. : Bar % Rail Road
Iron. 4 Tram Road Cars. is Iron Hitehings, Lot Of
Sea ap Iron Riyets. &C.. Lot ofCast Iron Pulley Eheeis
5 Chains. Fart OF 8 iarrsi Of Tar. Part OF > barrel o.
Coal Oil, Lot Of Barrels aud Kegs. Lot Of Harness .
pieces u Blacksmith bellows, $50 scantlinS. oil
Boiler. Part of K ey of Rail Road spikes, I Lo. e rope
aud g puileys.a Tin measurr . AMI al the other goods
and ehattels OF the said s~ssiCneTs in the County Of
TIunhull.
Terms Of ssIe. all sur1s Of 5000 and under elsh and
ali SUNS Of above 5000. one-fourth Cash at the iims
o. sale, -one feerth m six months, anh oae-fOurth in
nine months all With inter st-sxid Differed pay r1sat
20 he secured To the satisfaction Of the undersigned
md TO the approval OF the Pro1ate JeeS=, OF SGya
hosa County. Ohio
ROBERT ?. PAISR, Assignee 4 Trustee
PAINE & WADE. Attorneys.
Cleveland. sfs 23rI. Is5o. IsePt. ss-eE.I
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WANTED-500 Ladies to bus nice
w Heel Gsiters. Congress Heel Caters.
Hssl Eo0ls. Kid sBSPsES.N
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q. II sNHAH Justice OF the PsIce.
The State Of Ohio, Trumbbuii COuaty ss--Bsfofe ne
this dy caE:e James Bennington who Sei
ts.at be did sign and seal the foregoing instrument.
that the same is his free az: and desi. az ! that 10 is
still sSiix6-d shrresiEh- Given andsr ny hand ;his
18th dag OF July, 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02
Large Public Sale.
The Great Spelling Match of Trumbull
Cnuufv.

We learn that an photographed contest will
be held in q few weeks. in some central part
of the County, in which contest any Pupil of
the public schools of Trumbull County, will be
PERMITTED to enter as a competitor for the prize.
Boys, who is to win the honor of being the best
speller Of the County, Teachers. which school
of the County will bear away the laurel. w
Spelling is the most Important branch of ed
pcation, and yet we fear it is sadly neglected.
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AcQuitted.

The two Brookfeld boys, Strain and Porrardr
charge of passing counterfeit money, when
brought before the Grand Jury. were dismissed
no bill being found against them.
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$500. FIRE FIRE! $500.

DEWARD -Four Hundred Dollar.
H Reward offered TO q y in dividusl who will .p
r-h-nd the person or persons that were Instrumental
In burning ei'her the rrsr"tly r. owed school house,
or the ne Ely erected one in Sub-Dis- No. S, in the
e st "a part Of l. 'ris.oWl TOSnship. The tsunship
oosrd 1urr tE' hundred Of this sum. and Leonard
Woodward, Z sq-and Ma Grove one hundred each
C HARSHMAS.
Lerdsssvn.s Sept. 10. 1859. Clerk Of the Board.
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Gutta Percha Pen Man in Trouble.

er. who commenced suit against US for libel,
laying the damages at $4,000, and finally con-
cluded that he could do without tuat little tri
fe, is at his cid tricks.
The Cleveland Leader says:
Schlessinger was arrested in Cincinnati on
Thursday, on a charge of obtaining moaey un-
der false Pretences, and remanded into the Gus
tody of the Sheriff of Clinton county. The
crime Of which he was accused, was selling
gutta-pereha pens to merchants, and getting
good pay for them, on the promise that be
would give them a quantity Of envelopes end
wrapping paper with their names upon them.
These last never come.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-02

Prolific.
A COW belonging to Mr.. E. P. Merwin, of
Braceville, had three calves at one birth, a few
days since.
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Auction Sale Of Watches and Jewelry

This day, commencing at ten o'clock, A NJ,
at No. Is, Market Street. will be sold a large
lot of Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry, &e.
The sale is peremptory those interested will
make a note.