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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
Arms yattIiaentt.
AND CHASING OF MAILS.
Our Schools.

I'LL oG40O4os
8essw are some items which will be of inter
est to the friends of educations at home.
Number of Common schools IN Trumbull
Corzsy. Csc; High Schools .. one at Newton
Falls aa1 one at Warren; both in q fourishing
eondihoa. Number Of youth enrolled in the
Common Schools of Trumbull Co. males 4.e49;
females 4,3I5. No of teachers employed. males
40; females as, Average wages of Teachers.
per month. in the Schools during the year. was
for males $23.44; for females sIl So. No of
school houses 1873. Value s5e, 900. No of Libra
ries IL; No of books in libraries 2. LAB. Value Of
school Apparatus s44s. 70 of scholars taught
the aIphabetaos; spelling 4,s7i reading $3.50
ScHoots OF " aanrs-Expendisure during the
year ending Aug 81 1855.
Amount paid W. R. Bank on old
debt. S2.Sl6.54
Incidental Expenses s23.63
Amount paid Male teachers l,63S.0O
Female 2,5254l
Total s8.0O3. SO
Average salary paid tcschers. of High School,
per month. females s3a 90; for Superintendent.
$1,000. The Union Schools of Warren during
the year. have been in a prosperous condition, as
well as those at Newton Falls. We presume the
above statistics are correct, although the State |
Commissions Of the Schools. says tie re
turns from some OF the counties are sadly de-
~fective; he thus speaks
Nor are the inPerfections of reports the fault,
chiefly. of County Auditors. l an eunfiient
chat they have done the best in tbeil power, in /
regard to this case. Their Iabar in making up
tables from the confused materials furnished
sA-mfrem the townships. is oft anything but
an easy task |
wher- then is the fanltf Why are not our
sehooi rep,ris perfectly correet anh reiiabief 1t
Is, in my opinion. because not al, . our .650
township clerks and village rrcor iers. are com
petAht and taith al secretaries OF our Boaris of
Education.
The Commissioner advocates the creation OF
the Office OF County Superintendent. in each
County, with a Salary of 81 200. a year. and
$500 for Office rent. postage &c he also urges
the increase of Salary for the Librarian. FROM
$500. he also wants q clerk allowed to himself.
There may be 8 necessity that bis desires be car
ried into effect; the People will decide.
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The Dance.

The Dance.
This evening, wednesday, at R. J. Stewards
National Hotel, Vienna. there will be q dancing
party: Musie-Beach d Williamsons band:
James Ray, Floor Manager.
On next Tuesday evening. the 22d, a Wash
ington's Birth Day Ball viii be given at the
Gaskill House in this place. Good music will
be in attendance. and the supper. Mr.. Der will
get up in his usual style.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
L Ccunty, PROBATE COURP.

Ths following accounts Of Executors, Adninissra
tors and Guardians having been AIed il the once OF
the Probate Court Of said CouaIy, It 80 ordered that
they be Advertised agreeably to Law. and remain FIR
inspection and exceptions unsf the % day Of i.rch
next, when they will be examined by the court and
ordered 70 record, II 10 exesptieas zppexr thereto,
10 wit: p
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Yours truly,
Educational Convention

GuucdtlOudl CONVENTION
The Convention of the Teachers OF. TrunIbull
County, and others interested in the cause of ed.
%ucation, assembled at High School Hall, on
Saturday. last. pursuant to notice. A large
umher were in attendance from different parts
of the county, and an association, to be called
the Teachers Institute Of Trumbull county. was
formed. We wish it was in our power to do jus
tee to the able address by Rev. Mr.. Bittinger Of
Cleveland, delivered in the morning. and that
hy President Hitchcock. of the Western Reserve
College. IN the afternoon; hut it is not, and We
shall not, attempt even a SYNOPSIS. Suffice it to
say they were exceedingly able. and were lis
tened to with interest and pleasure. by the audi
ence.
A full report of the proceedings will, without
doubt, be furnished by the Secretaries. in time
for our next paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
or rather does what Is Of more service to thoss sub
feet TO this infection. II taken in season IL expels
Il from the system as it Is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use Il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently IL not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
lions, Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, viii be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGuz CURs
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
The disease.
This it accomplshes by stimulating the eIcrs-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their own accord Hence arises what
we term accumulation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life 10 not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this @ CURE"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is q surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
advantage to the public, which i, that
1t is cheap as well as good.
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Mecca Literary Society.

The citizens of Mecca were highly entertained
a few evenings since by an able address, deliy-
cred by J N. Tyler Of Warren. before the Mecca
Literary Society.
Thu subject was one of high Import and the
clear elucidations. fue illustrations, with the
unaffected style Of elOquehee displayed, should
greatly encourage all interested in human pro-
gress and social enjoyment. as well as terribly all
cSodtTs. By order ofthe Society. -
J.MHESLEP, President.
z. P.B1Tp, Secretary.
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PAIE blue WAND
at the same rates. warranted good Looking glasses
at proportionate rates. Don't permit interested per-
sons to blud you of by telling you that We can't sell
goods Of first quality at such runiously low prices
but calf for yourselves and you will be convinced
tqat We both can and riH do as we agree to in every
respect. We cell for CASH AND READY PAY ONLY. and
you cyn nov buy your ware Of us ct the same prices
that most small dealers pay Jar 1t ia .Eew York. add
tHr freight, and SAW ALL THEIR OF FROM 80 10 80 per
cent. TO PUT IN YOUR OWN POCKET
We charge nothing for showing goods. so call at
once and get a bargain. January 5th, 1859.
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Heavy Cattle.


Heavy 0afle. ;.
NORTH BLOOMFIELD Ohio. Feb. -. 1859.
Messrs. Hag9ood d Adems-Gents.-I have
lately observed notices of the sale. of very fine
and heavy Steers, going the rounds Of the pa
pers. challenging any one to beat it pho can"
and as | do not wish our County to lose any
credit that belongs to her, l send you the true
figures Of the sale of four steers sold by me on
last Christmas day, for which 1 received the
Cash.
/ pair S yrs. old 1859 lbs. for s2s3,l4
) 3" 1881 229,s6
$3.50 lbs. $5l3,U0
This I think is little ahead of any sales l
have noticed. When it is beat. perhaps Imayt try
again. Yours truly.
z. A. BROWN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. :
Rash ! Rash. rAE-.ssaOs-sss Pisa.

By virtae Of aVendiI!oaI Exponss, In tie Above eD-
TILED cause, issued cut or lie CoGrs % Common Paeas
o. Ir1InoahC County, ohso. "a ne directed ssf deliver
60, l shah expose 20 Pubic Sale. g. tAs residssee 30
the defendant. Abper Bush. one Hlie eec.A Of 9irsrs,
rewnship Of Lieersy, Ce>e,y Of Iy4EL2li sad Ssts Of
oAjo. On
Tuesday, the 22dd day OF February, 1859.
esss-sh the hours OF ] and . o'siseh. p. NJ, 81 seia
One Span Of Matched Bay Mares. J ssars oa oEa
Ball. years I'D called "Buekey STATE" aud I Dsifsr.
Tour years oiis 4 y LYNN. eisrie
BY y. A-HARxca. Deraty.
sheria-s 0sce. Nsrren. Yee. siA. IsS92x.
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New Arrangements!
For two Months. For two Months!!
At cRoCkERY STORE.

WE arc going to Retail our large
stock Of erockery and Glassware at the low-
est VkoEesaIs prices until the last Of February, for
Cash. Such an opportunity vas never before offered
to the people of Trumbull County to get bargains in
our line. Now Il the time to get new sets OF dishes
or 10 ren;enish the old ones. We annex a short list
Of HE common retaiE prices, and OF the rholesGIe
nric, n af nhieh latter ue are neH selling.
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COMMON PLEAS.
l. s,ebblns = Morgan,

By viy.de Of m order Of sale. isssed ous Of he court
Pleas for franbul; County to me directed
and delivered. I shall expose TO public sale to The
highest bidder. at shs door Of the Csnrs lfsuse, a
Warren In said Cornty, on
Saturday; the I2th day of March, 1855,
between the hours Of 70 N, and . P. n. Of saia day.
The following described Real Estate, to VII. -
-O-s .E5iriSeS kay ofa certain trace or 70. 9. land.
In Warren In said Cousty Of rrrnbuIl, known Sy be-
Ing part OF village lcts number hfteer aud sir:esn IN
the village Of Warrea. bounded Horsh on Market 81.
East On lands osaed bJ sanuei Chesney and now o.
sapled by L. J. Iddings, South by The ssuth Hrr ef
sait lo;s and ca The West by lands Of James J.. Van
eosier, being about ans handred feet vide. mere e.
Iess, On Market Street said undivided AAN OF said
lfeni1es appraised a. Yive thoassnl Da.iSrs. iSjqcOl
Bold ~ the lands OF Charles g. Porter. pursuant, to
The decree AID order Of sale in the aboFs entitled cans.
CSs0o) I'D COX, Master conRissI0ner.
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Sasin HAMILTON. Margaret Brown ard kzsrsrd.JOAe
srezn.ot Kansas. and Cathzrins Hamilton. SeIr. Al
AN OF Robert Htniltsn. deed defendants m the above
saslled eeuse- will take rsiies .haS srchihald clefaua
as Adninistrstor ON the es.s.> 81 Robert Kamiton,
Iaia otJohnston. ohle; DECD has a,ed hIs p~eti,ios =
and prayer Of which y 70 obssia an ordcr 70 ali ~
snds inersin desc soed. heins - asrss. Of lani IN
Sohnstoa; rsHS-ILccraS Ohio AMI kaOsa as tls
aons..s1a mr. ca witch the saA ksSe- Hanit9a
resided ssf' time q kia dessh-
sad psHttsn wili ss hard Nsreh LIST, 1850, ~ TIE
ois.sei said Ceart in Warren. County and state afero-
sass ARCHIBALD CLELASR. Adzr
zen :, s94H. % Robert HstriHoa. dad
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

NEWTON F<EIs. Ohio Oct. ieth. 1853.
PRoF. utTcHkLL;-l will for the beneft of others
aiuieted as l have been, make 4 short statement of
my ease. VAS sick :or twelve years, and daring the
last Tour OF the twelve, ] had a bad spell every two 9r
three weeks with severe vomiting for e day and night
and complete prostration / rculd have distressing
pains in the stomach and head. and they would extend
over the whole body.
1 had also a disease OF the kidneys and q constant
pain IN my left side. At my monthly turns I suffered
very much with great pain and weakness. The bad
spells that | had wsuld sometimes enfeeble me so that
i vo7id net get ri'out Tor = week and during ths latter
part OF my sickness they had begun to be as frequent
IS two or three in q week.
About the middle Of August I commenced taking
medicine Of Prof. GateheiL. Since which have not
had q single had spell. and my health is steadily In
proving though 1 am doing the most OF the work for .
very large family. Mrs. SUSANNA
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Examination of School Teachers
THE Board of School Examiners for

Il 'HE DoarQ OF ocnooi Examiners Tor
l. Trumbull County, will commence their regular
Examinations on MONDAY THE esth DAY OF REsRrAKY,
1859, aud for the convenience Of the Board Of Exam
inere and Teachers. the Board have districted the
County as follows
Thcse persons who wish to be examined as i Teachers,
and reside in the Townships Of southington Champion
and BaIetia, will attend for Examination on Monday
the 25th day Of February.
Those residing in Howland. Weathersfeld and War
rem, will attend on Wednesday the Cd day OF March,
Those residing in Lordstown, Newton and Brace
vile, on Friday the 4h day Of March.
Those residing in Hubbard, Brookteld, Vienna and
Liberty, on Monday the eth day Of March.
Those residing in Gustsvus. Greene and Kinsnan.
Will attend on Wednesday the 9Th day Of March.
Those residing in Pennington, Mesopotamia and
oomhe on Friday the i1th day Of March.
Those residing in Johnston. Mecca and Bristol, on
Monday the 18th day Of March.
Those residing in Fowler, Hartford and Vernon, on
Wednesday the 18th day Of March.
The Examinations viii be held 1t ENTIRE HALL, In
WARREN. commencing at 10 o'ciock A. NJ. Of each
day. o. III. HUTCHINs. Clerk Of
Board Of Examiner.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh D
In TnrnbsH Common Ple..


By virtue of IN order Of sale, issued out Of "a Court
OF Cennsn Pleas Of Trumbun Oour.y. 0t.o, to me d.
rectsd and delivered, / have isvieS on, and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the acorc< he Court House
in Warren. in said county, On
Saturday, the 26,a ds.5 of February, 1859,
Set.sen the hoers Of l.so,elesk I'M, and & o'clock
Z. n. OF said day. ehe Real Estate described N said
ordsr Of Sale. r. wit:
situate II hoElsld. Township number four, In the
mira rao.e Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Heser1 q, in the State Of Ohio, and which Is also in The
QS-aty Of Trunbuli, and 10 known By part of 10. No.
d in said Township, and is bounded as follows: North
and Yves: by lsnds lately owned by George Arsti..
Esq; East BY the Plank Road from Warren "a. Niles,
and south By South Street. and known as the Home
stead Ct Hcra:io Bascon. and Is the same lotcf ground
conveyed By James Austin to John Thorp, by deed exc
eutsd January leth, Io50; Recorded In frunbull
County Records. Book 81, Page fse q so, to which
10 hereto made, for = more particular de-
~seripsion Of said premises, and is also The same laid
decided By John Q. rhorp and wife to said Bascoz.
in Book Is, Pages "A & IS. In Tranhull
County Records. be the same more or less Appraised
n $4,000. TERxs-Cssh on day Of Sale.
Ar LYMAN. 9heriR
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TREATMENT or
.CH MIC DIS f S

EXPECTING to be absent for the
IL Winter ! shall leave tha business OF my Chronic
Disease Office in the hands OF DR.. ]. II. Briscoe.
". brscoe has been assisting ze In my practice
ana mas become SO familiar with its details that l can
most heartily him 10 ali sl.o are suffering
from Chronic Disease.
iaVing witnessed during the past simmer his re-
marfahie success IL general practice, I feel great con
hdence In commehding him TO all who wish to avail
themseises OF M method. which he il e0mpeteHl 10
apply Prof. n. P 0kTCHRJL.
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Rail- ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to the

~ Akisik@D 0lt GN W tuC
IN stoekholdsTs Of he .Ashtabula 4 New Lisbon
Rail Road Company, that instalments upon n. capital
stock, subscritel sabseqasnt to the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. A d. 1857, are hereby called Tor. a. feliovs-
Five Dollars per Share, or Ten per cent. payable 1t
The of5ce Of the Treasurer OF said Company. IS Ashta-
ho,x. o., on. the edth-dsyof February next
Tea per cent, 90 tho to.h dag Of March next.
Tsnper1eens, orihe lpthsdzE Of Aprilnsxs--
Ten per cent. on the l0th day Of Mag next.
Ten per cent, on-the 10Th day OF June next
Tea per cent, OF tbs llshdAy q July next
Ten percent, on the I0sfday Of August next
Ten per cent, on the 10Th dRy OF ssrtenber NEXT.
Ten per cent. on The fetA day of October next.
II, HuBBARD, rrefidsnt.
AshszSois, o., Jan. %. lss94z.
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ASSIGNEE S SALE
OF Goods and Notions!
-TBE FAILING HEALTH of

EHE FAlLING HEALTH OF j j
l. STEWART, has compelled him to make an As
signmeaI Of his entire stock Of GoO,ls and Notions foI
the equal benefit of all his creditors Ills debts mus
he paid IN orler to pay them. the entire stock OF
GooDs AMI NOTIONS
MUST BE SOIL
WI HIN 80 DAYS.
The stock is eomplete-ey.ry thing iu the Motto
Trade can be found in abundance. and Of superior
quality
can buy at New York prices. and save transportation.
At retail. prices are 50 per cent. lower than heretofore.
Come and see the goods and learn the prices. You
will not go away without making a purchase. The
goods must be soldi JEFFERSON PALM.
Warren. O., Jan'ry 10, l65e. Assignee.
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L. Printed, PlaJ and Plain Merinoes, Poplins.
Fancy D'Laines. Ducell Plaids and every variety Of
desirable Dress Goods the market affords, At the
WARREN DRY STORE
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WI HIN 90 DAYSi
NEW YORK SToRE.

This establishment has now been in the field for the
last twelve years and its reputation is as wide as tn.
trade OF Warren extends. Our manoer Of doing husi-
ness, upon the motto of quick sales and small profits"
is also well known. We need only say therefore that
we are now receiving our stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
embracing our usual large assortment in every depart
ment, and including all the novelties in Dress and
Fancy Goods. We are marking our goods down TO the
L0pest EuiRg prices and intend to be popular with ali
who wish to bus desirable goods cheap. The highest
market price always paid for produce.
Sent Is. rs PARKS e. VENT.
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In orderthas the Pablo may be able 10 Judge Cor
themselves, OF tbs results Of Prof Ga;cheil's method.
l append = lev cases chiefly from amSE.< those which
nave been within nay ovn personal observation. Ar,
ter Witnessing Prof. Gatchehs treatmen nj Of Salt rheum
RhenmAtisu, diseases of bones, lungs, female system,
&e- l. but express my Sincere eeRyiction shee / sag
that think If entirely rrequalIsd in its success.
!. II. BRISCGR.
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NoTIcE IN

~ L. G. Jones, Before Jss. Miner. Esq. JsstEcs
w. 81 the Peace 81 Hartford Tos.-
cfsrles Foelk- } ship. State Of okfe. D
On the loth day q J.nzSry.A. y. 1859. said Jassiss
issued an order sfAssehnsnt Ia TIE Aso-s action ~
he sun Of ssveny eight pcllsrs aad 1s~eatynts
Cents l. o. JONES.
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"A DMlSIsfHAfOR'S NOffCE
bed Administrator on he ks,ste Of Aasxs Bo~er. la,
Assopsssnia. franbull cous,y. Ohio. dad.
sssepaanla J.s. g Il. fss. 4
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PALE Blue WARE

All these goods We we warrant TO De- OF fhe bes
quality Of Waite Stone ChiHG, and most JdshisHobi
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saH BggGg 4 TTc3LI1 ~
- .gJEEAgs EEAEosT -
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A DH~IsIsTRiT0R 8 SALE OF REAL ESTATE

~. and State Of Ohio.
Gu the 2Gsh day o. FEBRUARY, n.
l-s9, between tia hours OF 10 O'Clock A. H.. ssS
Township Of Brookfeld, frsnbaiI Coznry ohis 81
Be sold to the highest bidder, at Public suosion. he
following Real Estate. sitnass In Brookneld founship.
aIunoon Seanty, onso. and knosn as part Of lot Nc.
69 In said TosnsAip. and known ~ the Homestead q
JEREMIAH lrioby, u. dec. and contains IN all a & :
acres OF land, and las been appraised in Tires parr-ls.
siohows: - fflO Rcrss ancurabered vita NsS
oss dersr. at $1,000 per acre & ssJco acres. q
Sen,oe; - I1-ioo ssres, at SIS 90. or SS3i.a1
IkRss OF SAGz>-0ne third IN hand: enc third "a
ooe year. and one-ta.rd In two years from day Of sale.
J. B. PAYNE. hd'nr
Jan. ~, 3e-tv. sfJererlsh fheiJ, IL. dss.
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Sheriff. once. Warren, JAR.
CHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Meeker & Perkins,

SHERlFF'S SALE. n
Meeker 4 PerhinsI
Va II 1ruEbull Conncn Pleas.
L. ". Hesrs. et. al.
ny virtue Of an alias order Of sale. isscsd out Of me
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbuii County, Ohlo, to
me directed and delivered. I snAf expose to Public
Sale. at the door ofths Cert Hours In Warren, rrEn-
bull County, on
Saturday, the l2th day of March, 1850,
bstre.nthe hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and 4 P. NJ. the
described Real Estate, situate In Bloomfield.
rrumsall County, Ohio, being part Of lot Nc. 50 in said
and bounded As follows: Beginniag eight
rods and thirty feet North Of the Horth-east corner Of
lot No 50. on the west lins OF the Truobull and Ashtz-
buls Turnpike: thence West parallel with the North
line OF aforesaid lot, twelve rods; thence North par
allel with the Trumbull ard Ashtahals Turnpike. eiyh.
rods; thence East parallel with said Aforesaid line,
twelve rods. to the West line Of Aforesaid Turnpike
road: thence South eight rods, TO the place OF begin
ming, containing SS reds Of land. Appraised at $500.
rEaxs-cssh.
A. B. LYMAN, sheriff.
lh.-;Hs. nR~e WSrrar E.h OH "a
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COLONY

all being in one body, in the forks 0, II. w.
nabotany River. This land lies in sections -, ~
7 n, X 50 in Pottawattamie county; and 49,
is, 81, g. rs, 81, IS, %, 81, 80, 81, and *
In 2helby county, mile north Of Cutstar.r,. -
Newtown) miles south Of the location d, n. |, "a
K; miles north Of the new State Rsas "a n. !.
and IS miles from Council Bluffs, Az, ! - -
bottom, and u slope and upland, with ,rs.s. !
timber. weIl-watered NnuIaito soil and an 49,. I
the exception Of some 30 acres - 'sHNs'-
This land is deservinSthe attention n. thu. 49,,
settlement for Colony, and will be r,, ~ e'tA
body. Terms easy. fy4-sl,., :
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NOTICE.

yxyE CALL ATTENTION To ., Gen fsss..ssss;
w fresh Oysters, Lobstsrs. ss apple, Yfss1
s.rawbe res, Cherries. Fresh ,! f.G' ~
Psaches. Brandy Cherries; a LA Il grssily IN.
los, &C, all Of which will s 20 at xacIsILA
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PINE LUMBER.


THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce TO the citizens Of Pottawattamle
and the adjoining counties that he has opened an eX-
tensiye Pine Lumber Yard Council Bluffs city, and
is in receipt Of lumber regularly and viii keep Con
stantly on hand large and well selected stock OF f.
PINE LUMBER,
Prom -2 inch 70 nches also, pine siding and worked
nooring pine shingles and ath SASH blinds DOORS &C.
All OF which We viii sep az" 70" cash.
" Ulu krlIYRS BENNETT.