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GIDDINESS, HEADACHE, &c.

These pains and diSagresabls feelings are generally
symptoms Of some other complaint; such As dySpep
STA. a~POPieNv. and various others, all 81 wh:ch are
caused by corrupt uoxsous matter, ~c!ogging the vari
GUS ciTeulatiOns; hence. \ stream or rush Of blood 20
the head. a,d by tie excitement a great pressure on
the bran Grjiuess. headache, loss Of m,mory.
dlmness Of SIGHT, AID various other complaints, are
the result. Thus il will seen that all the above
painful and distressing maladies owe ia. n origin 10
The blood. DR. MOrs5's Indian Root Pills are ac-
knoWIedged to he the only medicine that will thor
oushly purify the blood. They enter the blood, and
follow the stream Of life on its journey through the
! system They root out all fouingss AMI .mpurty, aud
drive out every uuhealthl obstruction TLey should
he taken every night in Sufficient Quantities to operate
bTiskiy, by commencing with two pills on going to
he'd, thr-e the next night. four the next; If the ~ mp
toms are not removed. commsnce again with two pills
and 20 Up agai. as before. Continue in like manner
until thu blood is thoroughly purified and all pain and
distress is entirely removed.
Objain one Of our FREE ALMANACs. and read
the history OF DR.. Mnrse's father, and how this mcdi
cine was introduced,
BEN ARE q a counterfeit OF these P~ills-YELLOW
WRAPPERS. Al genuine are in BLUE wrappers,
with The signature Of A J. White & Co. on eacn box.
Price - cts.
Dr.. AoRsEs Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
es in -Ae4Iclues.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
Couldn't Vote.

Now that the contest in Connecticut IS
over, both parties are telling stories OF each
other which are amusing, if not edifying.
In onS Of the towns on the line of the New
Haven Railroad, it is said, the Democrats
took charge of n town pauper from Friday,
paying his board expenses, &c. They felt
50 sure of his vote that they gave them
selves no further trouble about the vote till
Monday, when the vote came up missing.
Upon inquiring into the reason of his alb
senee, they found him in bed; some of Re-
publicans A0d stolen his p~antdoonS, and
tie cote aras lost.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
G6Ltsttrn 8eserae Gbroni1lc:
WARREN, WEDNESDAY, APR. Is.
District CouYention.

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The Republicans of this Congressional
District are requested to meet in CSnven-
zion at Empire Hall. in Warren, on Thurs
dan April 26th, at IL O'clock, A NJ, tc
choose two Delegates to represent them II
the Republican Presidential Convention,
to be held in Chicago, On the 10th Of May
next
The ratio Of representation, as agreed
upon by the Goramittce, is to be one Dele.
gate fer eack township in the District.
1t is suggested that the township priIna.
r. meetings to appoint delegates to the
District Convention, be held 1T the usual
places of holding such meetings in each
township, on Saturday, the 2lst of April,
at z O'Clock, P. NJ
C. S. SIM0NDS. Ashtabula Co.
". C. HOWELLS. "
G. 1. YOUNG. MahOning
JOHN WETM0RE, "
LEVI SUTLIFF, Trumbull "
J. L. WEEKS,
Congressional District Committee.
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State Band Convention,

The Wooster Republican says, that in
vitatiOns have been extended to over fifty
brass bands to attend the State Band Con-
vention to assemble in Wooster on the first
dag Of June nert, and that a large num-
Der have already accepted the initiation
1t is confidently believed tina a very large
proportion of the bands in the State will
be present. Extensive preparations viii be
made by the committee for entertaining the
bands free of expense, and many of our cit
liens have already signifed their willing
ness to put out the latch string
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
NHFRIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ WilIitm HissiHs In Court Of Common Pleas
-homa, NJ. aof. ct al Of TruHSan County
by virtue Of an alias order Of sale issued ont Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuHC COUNTY .e,io 10 me
directed and delivered. | have leYied mpon and shall
onrr az Public sale, at the door Of tie 0ourr House ia
Warren. TTumbuli County. on
Saturday, the l9h dag Of Nag, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, ssd 4 O'Clock
? NJ Of sIid- day. jeremiah b. WoI.'s half Of the
following described Real Estate situate in hub
lara IoHnsaip, TrumbulI County, and is known as
he'ng part Of let No. q, and is Jeremiah b.
HOLs hais OF the lands and tcnCD euts here
IN described, and is bounded as follows: Lee
ginning al a post standing on the east side - said
lOt =. and run ing south along the road leading from
Tie Centre o. Hubbard To Rr-oAheld, 10 the south east
corner OF I2t Ne. -; thence ives. % the SOuth-wesI
corner OF said lot p 10 = post; thence north on the
west line Of said lot p TO a post. ami from thence east
parallel 10 the south line OF said lot IS 10 a most. or
the place OF beginning containing nifty acres OF land.
ALs9. another tract Of laAd in hubbard, kpowu az
part OF lot MOO. described aud Bounded as follows
beginning II . post Standing in the north west corner
Of a lot OF land belonging to John Haywood: thence
rnEniHs 1iuns the road leading from The Centre Of
Eu9hard % BroOkheld. to Z post standing on The line
o. saia road so Tar north as that a line running west
- right angles % said road uuti! it strikes the west
line OF lot NO p, and thence en- said lire TO the north
west corner Of said John Haywood's land as shall in.
Guide within said lines sixty acres OF land: the same
being Oh the south side Of a tract Of land described
IN q deed from lanes and sarah Ilez e., 10 Caroline
Haywosd- as reference 10 IrUuhul County reeoi ds
will more fully snow said }. Is. W. H. halt being
tsS5 acres. as surveyed BY 2. Z. Stowe. March IS,
lHJ1, less 3s5 acres sold f. r taxes An ouLt 10 be
sold,S' Sl-I1O acres Appraised at Sl4os-jO.
TERAs-Cash.
A. Z LYMAN. Sheriff.
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1t is expressly declared by the Constltu,
ton of the State, that no money shall be
paid on any claim, the subject matter of
which shall not have been provided for by
pre-cxisting law, unless such claim be al
lowed by two thirds of the members cleo
ted to each branch of the General Assem-
bly, The expenses incurred in entertain
ing the officers and members Of the Legis-
latures of Kentucky and Tennessee. not hay
ing been provided for by ~pre-existing law.
nor the claims for such expenses allowed
by two thirds of the members elected to
each branch of the General Assembly,
therefore the undersigned does enter his
solemn Protest. against the payment of
any such claims; the item in Senate Bill
No. l46, appropriating the sum Of S. ,704,-
26 for this purpose, furnishes no warrant
or authority, under these circum. ances, to
pay such claims: the aid appropriation
Dill not having Passed this House by a vote
IN It's tavcr Of two thirds of the members
elected thereto.
= No money can be paid on these claims,
until allowed by a two thirds vote of the
members elected to each branch Of the Gen.
eral Assembly; and the payment otherwise
than by such authority, would be a clear
and equivocal violation of the Constitution
of the State. JESSE BALDWIN.
March Goth, 1860.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

The Distribution OF PLANTs,-The
Patent Office announces that the tea plants
for the South have mostly been forwarded
to their destinations, and all the grape
roots, of Va ieties both foreign and domes-
tic, which were on hand in 4 condition fit
for removal, have been distributed. Meas
ures, however, have been tax n to procure
additional supplies, and when ready for
distribution, notice Will be given.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

DEATH IN 4 BALL RooM.-The Rome
q. " SsatineL says that Miss Helen
Pike, a young lady aged about eighteen
years, died on the ball room floor at Ia
berg. on Friday morning last Sic was
attending a dance. and while on the floor,
complained of feeling faint, and almost
Immediately fell over and expired. without
uttcring = word. Two older sisters were
aso IT the ball.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

ATRUE AMERICAN WOMAN.-Miss Mar
tia Haines Butt, says the R~appahanno,k
Southern, the beautiful and talanted young
authOress of Norfolk, has recently received
a matrimonial offer from Frederi, k, the
young Prince 0. Denmark, who f IL in love
with her at the Presidents leyce last week.
Miss B. refused him, preferring the posi-
ton Of free American lady to that of a
Danish Queen. The Prince has returned
to Europe, disconsolatc,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

PoLreAYY.-The bill which has inst pas.
Sod the House Of Representatives by a vote
of l49 ayes against co nays. to abolish
polygrany in Utah. was opposed by every
Democratic Representative from Ohio. Our
Mr.. F~ailandigham, true to his Squatter
Sovereignty creed. stood up manfully in be-
half of Brigham and his sixty wives. He.
perhaps, contemplate emigration to Salt
Lake-if not. the Jeorleof this district will
at least send him up SAT- Rjrer next fall.
-uIamilton Inteliigencer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

A TRERIBLE BEREAvEIEyT-On the
night of April ,, hehousc Of Mrs. Ragln, in
Richland county, Wisconsin, while she was
absent over night at neighbours, was burned
to the ground, and six children persisted in
the flames. The largest was IL years of
age. They we're all the children she had.
Mrs. r. lost her husband aboutthrec months
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-~%S"%

KIRTLAND's GLORY.-It is announced
that the Mormon faction under Joe Smith
the younger, are about to return to Kirt
land, Lake County, the site Of their first
temple, and the Land of Zion to which
the Church of Christ first directed its at
tentiOn. The Smith faction dislgrees with
the Utah No mons in rcgari to some points
Of faith, and among them po'ygamy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

DIn sope churches in this county aoU
-conyerts haze been refused admission to
the full privileges Of the church because they
would not areW themselves Abolitioniat&
This is not true. noS, and nersr was.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

A MAMMOTH BLAsT.-Mr. Gilbert John.
son, foreman at the Lake Superior Noun
tain. informs us that they threw down five
hundred tons Of ore at a blast recently al
that mountain, and that it was sufficiently
broken up in the explosion to be loaded
right into the cars. Who can beat that
Marquette jour.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

An act exempting from attachment one
sewing machine of a value not exceeding
500. in actual use by the debtor or the
family Of the debtor, has passed both
branches of the Legislature, and received
the approval of the Governor of Massa
chusetts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

On Sunday morning great excitement
was caused in the Baptist church, Pitts
town. Rensselaer, county. y. Y. by a man
walking in the midst OF the congregation
stalk naked. He was led out as soon as
possible, and decided to be insane on the
subject Of dress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

Two UNFORTUNATE CITIES. -Steuben-
vile has the Small Pox, and Prof Gard
ner is stopping in COlumbus.-Plaia Deal
or.
We think the city of Columbus is most
to be pitied. There is no panacea for that
il.-CieU. Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

CONFERENCE OF THE N. E. CuUGcn.-
The Qu%adrennial Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church viii commence its
sessions III Buffalo on the first of May
The delegates will number about three
hund. ed. representing all the free and three
or four of the border slave States.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
T EGAL NOTICE.

ENTAb lCE.
f. Eliza Wilcox will take notice that Oliver David
has hled his petition in the Court OF Common Plea.
within and Tor tie County OF Trumbuil and State o.
Ohio. aEaiust the said Enza Wilcox, defendant. set
ting foIth that the said Eliza Wilcox gave a mortgage
To- the said OiveT David. 10 secure tie payment Of
S5sUu, according TO certain notes referred TO in said
mougHg-; and rTayiu. that sara Eliza Wilcox pay
said SUM Of (S3 .uu.) three thousand i've handed col.
lars. with interest on The same at the rate Of ten PER
cent yer ann III. from the 18Th dag Of February. A.
D Io5G, or tnat the folloEiny premises may be soil to
pay he sans.
Tie lads conveyed in said mort-age are deseri5e ed
as follows; si;uIte in Vernon. b-iuE township No. SIX
81 N the FIRST Qst) range OF townships in the Con
necuCut Western Reserve 10 the State Of Ohio. AID
Which is also in the County Of ~Trumbuil, and is known
by he ng part q lots number one and two q y in
the Wilcox Tract IN The Township aforesaid, ami is
bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning in the east an
west center road in sail Vernon, at the north west
corner Of Abraham Gamers LAID thence west IN said
road to the north east corner Of Levi SutliH's land.
tLence south on Sutlin : east line to the south east
corner thereof. thence vest on the south line OF said
Sutlin land to the middle OF the west north AMI
south road in said Vernon, thence s0u.h in said r al
T. the Ine Of Miles B-ach's.lIni. thence east in said
line To the sOSth west corner Of Erasus Chfpman's
lan1. theLce north to tie north vest corner Of said
Chapmaa's land. thrEer east in the north line Of said
ChaVmzu's land to the south east corner OF David
Sutlia 5 land, thence norlh along the west hne Of
said Sutin's lasd and lands OF A.. NJ. Clark and Ahra-
ham GARNER to the place OF beginning, and contain
ing two hundred and nine (2Ugs acres Of land, be the
same more or less; and the said Eliza Wilcox is nOti-
fed that she is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third saturday after the 18th
By @ l HYNING, his Attorney.
AnriI Is f-6n CIV
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

The Costs in the Carstang-Shaw, breach
of promise case amount to over twenty-five
thousand dollars, which viii have to be
paid or secured before a new trial can be
had. We fear Ellie hasn't got tic tin.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

They have a pleasant murder case up at
Buffalo; a DIR. James Kocgler IS on trial for
poisoning his wife-cause, Lib Gilbert,
with whom Kocgler was on "terms of i'm
proper intimacy" The chances are favor
able for hanging DR. Koegler.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

Mrs. Z. D. Z. y. Southworth, the dis
tinguished novelist, says the Prairie du
Chen Leader, was formerly a resident of
that place. Her husband kept a stove and
tin store for a while, and then ran away
TO California, where he made a fortune.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
Amusement CT a Mayor.

The Mayor of Cincinnati, initiating the
celebrated Caliph of Bagdad, nightly prowls
about the city disguised in an old slouched
hat and acoatragged and torn. in order that
he might the more cfectually satisfy him
self Of the watchfulness of the police force
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
TRUMBULL County Common Pleas
Il Amasa HensLa~, pIH,

Wm. Henshaw Z George uenshaw, defts)
The defendants. William and George Henshaw, will
take notice that the plaintiff. AIaasa Henshaw, on the
18th day Of april, leo. allied his petition IN said
Court against them. asking Judgment for the sum Of
SI34 90. and interest from 9Th june. l-5j. upon an
account for money advanced and work and labor
done for said defendants, IN and anOUt the purchase
All stocking Ct a farm in said Comfy. An order Of
Attachment is also Issued against the property Of
said defendants.
Unless they appear AMI answer by the s3l day Of
Jane next judgment will he taken again=t them BY
defallt. cox, RATLIFF e SPEAR,
AurI Il IEGn-Gu AuVs for Plaintiff.
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TIE QuarterlH ReEiew.

Published by Leonard Scott & Co., 81
Gold street, New York. $500 per year
for a single Review or Blackwoods III ga
zine, er $500 per year if all are taken.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ AlonzO HoushtSn and wife1
vs. Order OF sale in
Thomas knigbtou ct al. PartiUiO-.

By virtue o. an Order Of Sals in Partition,
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas, sf
Trumbuil County u. and to me directed AMI delivered,
l hase levied on and shall expose to Public Sale. at
The door Of the Court Loose, ia Warren, in said eoun-
". On
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~ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
On tie 3lst dan of Nan. 1850.
A ssIGNEE'S NOTICE.

"A The und, rsisned has been appointed assignee
81 Seth A. Bushnell, OF Hartford. Truuhull County.
Clio. Al persons indebted TO said Bushnell. ~ note
OF Look account, are required To make immediate iny-
inert TO tie undersigned. and all pcrs.ns having
Claims arainst htm Nlll preseEt them 20 the under
sirn,d. dug su,lentcat. d. for allowance or reiee-
tio.. within six months from the dlts 81 this notice.
HOMER b. THOMPSON. Assignee K Trustee.
; =. AsHER, Atty.
Hartford, April l.. lsso-3E
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marriaaes.

1t Vernon on the Ilth inst, by Rev. David
King, Mr.. WM. EVANS. of Memphis Tenn,
to Miss ALKALINE Z. TRUNKEY of Vernon,
Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

For Statesmen, JUDGES. Editors. Physicians Of the
Oldest schools as veil as new. give it their unquali-
h-d saactiOn, and recommend il fer Ell cases Of
erGp-ions. and diseases Of the scalp and brain but
all who have used it, unite. in testify ing that it will
preserve tie HAIR from being gray. an from falling
10 aay age.-aS well as restore. Read the following
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
r n. OF said tay. the following described real estate:
Situate ia RrOOkdeld, Trumbuli County y. and is known
by BE- ne parts % lots ) and - in said township, and
bounded On TIC north by the highway. On the east by
tho laLds Of Aaron keeue, on the south by lanes OF
N ; Grihtf, on the west by lands belonging to the
heirs OF Epson Andrews, deceased, and contains 265z
acres Of land-mOre or Ices
Appraised At SsOO,OO. Terms Cash.
A B LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's 0m,e Warren. AnriI Is ism az
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

GOL0MON EVERETT'S ESTATE
~ Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of Solomon Everett. late Of Pennington, Trum-
bull County. deed. JONATHAN OsWALT-
April r., 60-3aN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

DURING the past Fourteen Years.
Il we have endeavored to cater tn the want. 81 or,
customers and Ne citizens OF the county reneraliv-
We have not sought the reputation Of a chsap stoTs
by selling inferior and low grade goods. hut 70 obtain
the confidence OF 5Vr customers, that they san 5pd
goHds Of desirable styl > Of real value. and get he
FULL WORTH OF THEIR MONEY That We have
succeeded in This. Our early ineTeaSinE business and
the hosts Of customers who have stood BY rs for many
years. afford the most gratifying ~eyideEee
Our motto IS urehaL ged. and we this sprir offer To
our friends an unusually large rich and carefully ae-
lected stock Of g00as.bcnaht since he recent decline.
and TO be sold At lower prices thar can be found else
where.
We want to bus SEQ tOns 81 Cheese. and any amount
OF EATER Flax and Other produce. tor which the
highest prices viii be paid in goods or cash.
PARKS 4 WENTZ.
WARsEx. O., April Is, lsso.
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Gard to Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.

HE OF HIS RE
4 liai le and safe remedy or Female Complaints.
would re-prctfulL call the aiteation Of the la hes Of
this country 10 It. feeli2E assured that in the llaehish
Or Percie Pills they will mud sale ami never failing
remedy for dsrasrs arising from 4 dsraaged and dis-
nrdcreI system such as SICK h=1daChe. Taipitation OF
the heart loWness 81 spirits, nervous affections, leu
c0rshea. &c.
In removing stoPpascs or distractions CT the men
ses, from Nhatever cause. they are IN al ibls. The
suppression so ror,mon is speedily relieved. and there
vail be 10 occurrence. fused according tC directions
CAUTION.
THERE ARE TINES WIEN THE HACHIsH or pERrIE
Pills SHOULD NOT BE TAKES, AvFLE EXPERIENCE HAv-
ISG PEoyFS THAr Tiny WILL NOT Only PREVENT FREQ
NANCY. BuT INVARIABLY rAU~E MISCARRIAGE II THEY
AJAX TAKEN DURING THIS EARLIEB MONTHS; MARRIED Ia
BfEs ARE THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGAINST USING THEN
AT sUCU TINEs-AT ANY OTHER TIaE THES ARE sAFE
Fail directions acccmp4nv eIch hoX and VackaEr.
None genuine y hut tue signature Of .ENuIE
NouLoN Proprietor, Rae ST.. H0noTe. Paris, or MAs
soL d LAURIE. Importers
Price. 81 3 per box; Aa'f boxes 75 cents.
Sold wholesale and retail y WO0ns l. PEw and +.
SIXTH. SIRATToS & Co. Warren NJ. T. jewell.
Youngstown Feb. 22-Gm
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sheria's once. Warren. Arr
.CHERIFFSS SALE.

Al
y David MeeksrJ
LIS HumasOn. } TrumSan GoS syH0n f'ea' Of
By virtue Of an order Of sale i-sa-d from IN. Conr,
OF Common Pleas 81 Trumbuli County, Uh,a. 10 me
directed id delivered, 1 shall ODER tor sale Al PubIir
Auction At the door Of the Court House in Warren
en-
Saturday, the 10Th day cf Nay, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'cloekA VI. and r. NJ of
seid dsy- the following described real estate Situate
IN The township Of LInerty. TrumsuIi County. and
known as part Of lot No -, in said township. bouEd.
ed As iOliOWa: BegiuEiug at = post staining ia The
south line VI lot -, nine chiius thirty Inks west Of
The SOuiA east corner post Of said lot, and running
thence vest along said south line Of said lot No. 81
10 the south east corner Of lands OEuei by Wick Mel
son, thence H%ortherly along The east line Of land
Owned BY said wick nelson. TO a stake, set in the
centre Of the highway, thence nOrtherly along the
center u said highway. to a stone standing il the
center Of the highway. thence easterly along the south
line OF lands owned 10y " lex Nelson. to the line Of
lands owned ny heir or heirs ofJanes BOYS. deceased.
to 4 post. thence sOuthrrly b a line run hy II. NJ.
Leet. with several variations, and posts therein stand.
Ing. along the sest line Of said land owned by the
heirs OF James Boys. deceased. to the phce Of begin.
mag, cOutliuiug - Z 10 acres OF l7nd.
Appraised a. SjUtU,O0 Terms C-sh.
A b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office War-a, Anil l. rG-t X
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1th 30oertiscmsnts.

Casual Advertisements must DC paid fOT
when handed in.
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ltatbs.

In Newton Falls. March 81, Of scarlet fever,
MARY ALKALINE, only daughter Of Henry
and Margaret Taylor, aged 5 years and 5 months
and l6 days.
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Saturday, the I9ih day eff Nay, 1880,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NaturdQN. "a l0h dnu of M. I8Gn,

By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Trumhul County. Ohio, 1 shall
offer for sale az Puzzle Auction, Al the door Of the
Court House In Warren. in sad county,. on