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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

SOUTHERN FEELING.-In the Mississippi
Legislature, Nj. Smylee, or Kinds, intro
duced a bill "to protect the people Of the
State from Northern fanaticism."
Its provisions exempt negro property from
seizure and sale to satisfy debts due in
States which arc opposed to the rendition Of
fugitivcs from service, and also allows q
citizen of the State, whoscncgro has escap-
ed to a Northern State, and whose rccapt
ure is prevented bya local law in said State
to garnishec any money or property belong
Ing o a citizen. of said Northern State,
which may be in this State. to satisfy the
value of the fugitive who may havcescaped
and whose rendition is refused 1t was
referred to the Committee on State and
Federal relations.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

vs. In Court o. Common Pleas
Joseph Hassldine ct al OF TrumbulI County.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the Court
OF Cen mon T ets Of TrhmhulI County, Ohio. TO me d.
reetsd and delivered. I snail ODER for sale, Al Public
Auction. at the door Of the Court House. in warren.
10 said county on
Saturday, TIE lsh day Of February, 1850,
L.tween the hours Of 20 o'clock A. ii. and 4 o'clock,
P.a n said dag, the following described real estatei
Situate in FArpsingtCn n. TrumbUli County and bounded
a. follows ResiEr.ng at a STAGE standing ntAe north
ltEe Of lot No. %. east htt-en rods aud eighteen links
IRON the hsrth-Eest corner thereof. being aIsS the
E0Tth-s1st corner Of lands deedei 10 Lehsira Taft bE
Lexis NOleOtt aud wife. thence ssuth on Lenira Tahf
east lihe six rods and Il links. thence east six rods
aDd u links. thence north SIX rods and Il link 20 ths
Forth line Of the lot, theme west on lot line six rods
ana u Inks &c the J. ace o. beginning, containing
foFtV four and one hall rods Of groEnd.
Appr1issa AZ $3.50 Tens Cash.
A D LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriI's OEiee, Warren, January Ie. I-sD. -Sw
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WARREN MARKET
INFLUENZA, AND COYMON GOLD.

Like thieves IN the silence OF the nigh. hare carried
m ny 10 he silent srtyr. They are eau ssd hy 4 zud-
zen cheek OF p~er-Firlt on. ~ which the stomach "a
rend red inactive, and the lungs become IoIted with
corrupted MISTER. which enters the blood. and disease
Is 'hr result For all col $. cru-hs. and cnills, suc
eee''ei 10y heat. ami for all f-Tsrs OF sve-y form,
10 TSeheSS asd rawness Of the throat. lungs ard
stomach. ami Tor all wtakEess and sickness Of every
KIND 'rom thTee TO ave o. uhsse Pills on going 20 b-i,
Tor lev DAY ; B.. will lie all IN Il Ecu requ .e 20 restore
you to perfect heal Ia. Ii has beeu ADMITTED all over
EGr"Pt, that there rvSei was a medicine, that will
~-Ntirpate all manner Of dis .ase from the system. equal
l." DR. Aurse's IntiiH Root PIiIs.r thI tile rnnr- Gu
tahe them. the stronger you grow They are funded
upon the Principe that the human body is sub,ect 20
u one disease. tsuely corrupt Eumofs. These
riils bot ouh cleanse the bc~-iS. hut also follow the
blood through evriy vein ami arery ami so purify q
ir"m All morbid auu eufIuI 1 UHnrs, that disease VI
every Lame IL ar ~ a. a.. 49, -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

FoRREsr DIVORCE CAsE-The Texed
question of this case has at last foen set
lied by the referees appointed, who decided
that Mr.. Forrest must pay his divorced wife
$1,000 q gear from the time Of divorce
which, together with cost of suit will
amount to nearly sIee,0ea. Forrest how
eyer, is worth half q million.
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Gnod Amendments.

Richard Iddings, Esq, of Warren, and
DR.. j. T. Porter, Of Newton, have been ap-
poiated by the Governor to be Directors,
on the part of the State, of the P~ennsylva-
MIA and Ohio Canal Company, for one year
from January l, 1860.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Females who va ne Erahh >iUu It lever I've without
these fils 1t has been aGn!ttrd Ia "A uumttr Z
a. slcians, that females ctuuUt too hi- u ytiu- them.
hey have gwen hetlth and sTIrIts TO hua.r-ds Of
irni'I!es ~ho WItnvut htn A"uid have been IN their
graves They pUIIg the blood. =, now O.stIuc.i, IL,
AMI give l sktn a beautiful. C ear. healthy. aud in
t"Testing ArPtarInc-. AK OF these Fitls Is a great
me!Itdi com. aHion a; certain Iett"ds. fToiu ole u
three Shouiu he tasen every day uutil relief l. obtain
Ell. A les doses VveasioHsii,. when we'll, viii Lvep
IN. s. stem ia a healthy rOnd ton.
DE-. M0EsE's Indian Root P,Iis are sold by all deal
ers ~ ruIclles. In n 1Gu In,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

Extensive WANTs-The Ashtabula
Sentinel manmust be down to zero, at least.
He SAYS. 1--WE want cords of stove wood
vewant three foot wood-we want all kinds
of vood-we want a million leads Of sled
lensfh wooden subscription.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

SLAVES IN MIssOUEL-The St. Louis
Republican shows very c%onclusively that
the assertion that slavery in Missouri is
rapidly declining, IS not true. In 1858,
by reference to the returns Of the assessor,
it appears the number Of slaves in the
State was IOI, SG3, valued at So, 900, 223,
whereas in 1859 the number was l0j, 7l2,
valued at Sj7,0lI, 600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

DEATH OF II HoX. LISy BoYD.-
The Hon. LINN BOYD died at this residence
near Eedueah. KY, last Saturday evening.
Mr.. BoYD represented his District in Con
gross for several years, and during his last
terms from 81 to '55) was Speaker. His
reputation was that of a man of strong
common sense, decided ability. and IN
questioned INTEGRITY. Mr.. Boyd was at
one time prominent as 4 candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Presidency, in
1852.
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FEMALE COLLEGE BuRSEB.-The West
ern Female College, at Oxford. Ohio. was
destroyed by fire N Saturday morning
Total value of property $4,000; insured
Esrfe ;0,oo1.
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Ilrm Establishments.
Casual Advertisements EIrSl be Ptid icE
Whra handrd al.
I HE 81 ATE OF OHIO. T;umbuil
Cnnntr. u The Con; Of FRO ate.

4 County. l. the Crut Of rT~o,a.e.
J T.. Stewart. Admir- on thel
estate Vi Suhi GIgLes. deed
".
Sarah In. hes Sarah VI. 7 oek NOTICE f. Comnirt.ou
n1It. Hiram Luck!aTt. EIiza 4 81 kta! CCLIrSet-
Strwrt. Mauisa u Stewart
Il VI Stewart ClOIlta / Ushss
and H-ury Stiuble.
Tbs said defendants Wilt take nnti~e. that On the fith
day of January. a. d. lrG0 the sal Administrator
nled. Ia the Psoha'e Cruft 81 said Cont a pc. ton.
.liegIrg t a On the %. IA day % September. a q. I~55.
The said John Hughes. th-u in foil life. .nirrzi into
a coLtr Ct in Wrtag wiia Henri StrIrir. fr the fol
lJaiEg described real ssia;e. si;us;r in sa'd Co1nty.
and dcS Ri ID a. f5hoN ;. 10 vie: Village Iot No. fui Is
N B'o hneld at raid C,uLty. Ter the sum II three
hundred ANA City dollars which pun chase money has
peeu PAID ~ Sal! Henry S,rusl-. 60 whom a valid
Iced 81 'sid real estate Should re made that said
Sir,h Hughes. Sarah u. LackEart. Hiram Lackhart.
tlzt A. Stew,rt. Matt da n Stewart, r. VI Stewart.
aud ClOtita Hughrs Hre the h.irs q: law ami legal
representatives Of saiE d~.ccdsAt The prayer rf the
.e:itiou j. Tor authority 10 make a deed 10 said Henry
StTub,t. ia behzlf OF said h-ir at Law. Said petition
Siii oe for hearing on The 9Th las Of Fehru ny, A. d.
Is6J. J. r. STkRARr.
Administrator OF John LugLes. deed
- IN
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Ohio Legislature.
sEYATE-MORNING SESSION.
FRIDAY. Jan. 9Th. 1850

FRIDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1860.
The Senate opened with prayer by Rev.
DIR. Hogc. The minutes Of the last session
were read and approved.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Lieutenant Gov. Welker announced the
following standing committees.
On Agriculture-COx, Jones, Glass, Bon
ar, PERIL. Eason and Holmes.
On Claims-Harsh, Brewer, Potwin,
White and Newman.
On Common Schools and School Lands
Monroe, Stanley, Garfield, Schleich and
Foster.
On Currency-Smith, POtwin, Sprague,
Foster and Ferguson.
On Corporations other than Municipal
Moore. Collins, Parish, Ferguson and
Orr.
On Federal Relations-Cuppy, Morse,
Harrison, Parish. Ferguson, White and
Eason.
On Financc-Stanley. Potwin, Smith,
Holmes. Schleich and Perrill.
On Judiciary-IIarrison Jones, Cox,
Ready, Schleich, Key End White.
On Library-Breck. Cox and Key.
On Manufactures and Commerce
Sprague. Morse, Collins, Newman and
Foster.
On Militia -Bonar, Bree,i, Morse,
Schleich and Holmes.
On Municipal CorporatiOnS--Ready,
Brcck, Monroe. Ferguson and Sehleich.
On Public Benevolent Institutions
Glass. Fisher. Curpy. Pcrrill and Easn.
On New Counties-McCall, Walker and
Foster.
On Penitentiary-Parish Harsh, Perrill,
Potts and Orr.
On Public Printing-Potts, Smith and
Orr.
On Public Works-Joncs Laskcy. Moore,
Ready. Schlcich. Holmes and Newman.
On Railroad:-Collins, Laskey, Cuppy, |
White and Ferguson.
On Observation-Disclosures Garfield.
Fisher. Newman and Foster.
On Roads and Higways-Laskcy, IcCall,
Walker, Eason and Perrill.
On State Buildings-PotWin, Collins,
Pcrrill and Key.
On Universities. Academies and Collie
ges-Garfield, Moore, Cox. Key and Orr.
On Privileges and ElcctiOns-Walker,
Bonar and White.
On Medical Colleges and Societies.
Glass and Holmes.
On Salaries and Fees-Brewcr, Smith,
Harrison. Orr and Eason.
On Evils Resulting from the Sale Of H.
toxicating Liquors-MOrse, Cox, Mccall,
Newman and Foster.
On Reform School and State Asylum for
Idiots Monroe, Brock and Schleich.
THREE HEAVY BULLocKs-Three of the
best and heaviest cattle ever raised in Fay
cite county. or the State Of Ohio, we be-
were sold last week to Henry Bryant
Of Ross county, and are now. on their way
to New York for Christmas beef. Henry
steer weighed 5000 pounds, and
sold for S275; Thomas Kinks steer sold
for the same, and weighed $3.50 pounds;
Hays steer sold for the same price,
and weighed 2,9SS pounds. Beat this who
AM We can inform the people abroad
that those are not all the large cattle We
have. Tom and Henry Xix have yet
each a steer that are destined to make larger
than the ones sold. Morgan Hays
steer took the first premium at the last
Ohio State Fair.-W Washington Register.
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Freednm Yetoed in Nebraska.

A bill passed the Legislature Of Ncbras-
ka. prohibiting slavery in that territory
GOV. Black, a officiating Democrat, has
vetoed &
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CHFRIFF'S SALE.

Joseph LehlS
vs. In Court OF CSnnor Rlens OF
John Lewis ct all TrurbaiI Co0nty.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull County. Ohio. to me
directed and delivered. I shall OGer for sale - Pu5lie
Auction. at th- door Of the Court House in wArrsn- IN
salt county. On
Saturday, the 1sA day Of February. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ AMI 4 o'clock
y. ~ Il Ssii dsy. the following described real estG ::
Situate in Wa rem in said county .snt IS known y Loo
No 50 On \ p'at and survey male by 2 4 StSHs.HoS.
1T. is44. being 81 feet freIt on. Liberty Street and
extending ="uth ~ feet and one third u Canal street:
lot No 3D. on The sOu h by CaRd street, AID on the
N est 10y 5iaTkst Street.
Appraised 1t Terms Gosh
A.. b. LYMAN. SheriE.
sher,G's CGee. Warren. JaEzaJy y, IsS0-s~
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Hugh .. Wick, plaintiff

Hugh u. Wick, piain.r,1
VI. In the Court OF Common
John YOung and fPleas for Tum5uI Comfy
Isabella iouug, dei'ts J ohi9.
The dsf'n6aLts, John Young and Isabella Young
non residents. Will take notice thar the paint G. hugh
g. Wick, did ON the I5th day Of January, l~6b, fife his
pttitiOr in said Court Of CtuHo II Pleas. aytTIEg that
said job" Young il indebted 20 him ON his pr, missOfy
note fer tn sum Of SIX hundred collars with Ennuai
interest II ten p r cCn:. from Aprl l6..lSJ-. land also
the laid note - secured hy mortgage on lands in
Tsa h-rsdcid- o and executed - said John and IS
sNelia Yrung). and pray for judgment, ami IN dtfsUh
Z paymeUt, that said mnrigs ed PREMISES be sold -
sad defendants are required TO answer On Ct before
SATURDAY.. the 18th day Of March, le6D. RI said judg-
meIt will be taken a. prayed Tor by aid plsiutin.
F h. X II. II. HUrCHINS,
January l., IS60.-.g Att'yS FIR PaiuIid.
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OHERIFFS'S SALE.

vs.. In Court Of Common Pleas Of
John Battles ct aI> TrumbuIl county.
By virtue # an order % sale i.sned from the Court
Of Comm flraS Of TrumhnlI County. Ohio. &c me
directed a. d deli vered I sE1i] oser Scr sale n Public
AuetOn Al the do or Of the Court House in Warren.
On
Saturday. the 18th day cf February, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ. and 4 Y. N OF
saih day. the following de-crh bel real estate: Situate
IN " eathrTs hald. TrumHali County heiag lot manner
six in SOn,h Miles, on the cast side Of the rOat Leaf
ing from Niles to tnstintOwn, and being on the sou;h
size - the MahOning RIVER and is know n enc e
the lots laid out by John Battles and Al the one s9l3
by said b lttles tn Highs. and upDn which uugh5 huilt
a hous- amt resided and soil ~ said Hughs 70 Arch
ihaid MeCahan- Appraised at $50
Terms Cash A. d. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Ofiee, Warren. o., January Ie- is60-5H
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: "a
The tea plants in charge of this Office
viii be ready for distribution in the course
ola few weeks. Each plant, with the pot
in which it is growing. viii weigh about
orc and a half pounds, and must be forward
to it9 destination by express. 1t is sup
posed, from the best information to be
obtained, that the tea plant cannot be cul-
tivatcd in the open air, north of the north
ern boundaries of Tennessee and North Car
DINA. Hence they can only be raised in
Your State by being placed in heated con-
seTvatories and green houses during the
winter season. While, therefore. the larger
portion of the plants will be sent to those
States. where it is believed they can be
successfully cultivated in the OPEN air, still
a considerable number of them will be
sent to other portions of the country, to be
raised as a matter Of curiosity. The office will
probably be able to send from 80 to 100
to such persons in your State as may
be designated by you, and who viii be
willing to pay the express charges on
the same. from this place to their destina-
ton. You are respectfully requested to
I'll up the enclosed circular with the names
and post-ofitc address of persons to whom
You desire plants to be sent, designating
the number to be sent to each person.
Please return the circular to this Office
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant
W. d. BIsHoP.
Commissioner.
As have not the means of moving
who, and how many have the facilities and
would like to make the experiment of tea
growing upon the conditions proposed,
I take this method of notifying those inter
esteI. Persons who arc DESTROYS Of expert
mcnting in tea culture under the difficulties
Of an adverse climate. will send me immcdi-
ately. their names, and designate the place
where they can receive their package,
BY express. 1 have asccrtained at the cx-
press Office, that the probable charges, on
a single plant, will be 3l,2J.
Should there be more wanted than there
are plants to he sent, the persons whose
names are first received, Will be first sup
piled. Your o5edicnt Servant,
JOHN HUTCHINS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

Dr.. Bronson. having been 50 far reduced ny con
sumption, to he considered beyond all hope Of TecOv-
cry ~ the mos, enin-rt OF he D-,iical precision.
> also IN himself r,IulaF ply sciSn Of T. rhty
ars PrHctice- : list r. sort. Conceived the idea Of
A~NALAZlNG II BLOOD aud applying tn subject
o. physiology 1" the more immediate connection. and
elect Of tn sa c 6f the blood upon The hath and
system TIE resuit has beeH the production OF this
BLOOD Fold" from he use % which Dr. Bronson
was restored to peri ct health. Bi'hiB SIX months
alser ITS Introduction, over two thou~aud con>umptives
were eHectu1ily currd by il. II ysI have any com
TlIints rf a otsUmt tive tendency. COEgh. Cold
Hegd-gehe, Pslpi'afi0s Of fAs Hcsrf. Lass Of HPgs-
tTs. or FRiH ia RE Side. lose 10 tim= Ia procuring
a bottir OF the RI OpU F..OD' IfVon are suffering
fron Nervous u 5ijtH or S"uT step a. 5rOkea aHd
distarLey, q your Spirits are Impressed or yOur
Org Es rsicTed. sou wall Il d in this an ~unfailIng
TrtGv'y nv crmtEvIeing with tea GrsPs. n yuur
LIrsr is tori il nV di>eased In sry manner whatever.
one a. trO bottles will he surs TO invigOrafs. and
hriug Il into lively and hesiIhiu! action. In the most
invrtrra e casrS Of DgsPepsiG. the patient eau h-rr
end the uost efficient and = atsini relief. AbesehJis
aiEsss experienced after tsEing sRtg ono bottle. In
Hale Or FrRa'e C0nP'GiEtf and BsatHsssss the
su1rrer- sit-r toying ether rene lies in vain my rest
a. ur-i. that = ,estun cur will re<I.t Z "m 'h- nae Of
tE0 or three bottles The BLOOD FOOD" : -, ct
usi ia a ! asrS Vi ErR7fiOHs. SAT- Rterm Sc ofafes
and other ike con AIMS PG'e GHd eaaeiaisf ehit-
GrtH and GiEi's are imne iiaiely beashtt~i by it's
use. II Civ 5 strength 10 1h- 20 ~. and color aud
beauty 10 the sSin. PhgsieigHs Of all schools are
using It vith ION i'rul SUCCESS
Eos G.iaIrectOns.s see circulars Pri;e 81 per bottle
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& Mahoning Raj Road Co.

Secretary and 1TeaSu, sr's Once
Cleveland. y January ,. 1859.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders for the
election Of Directors for thus COmpauy, will he krd
It tiis oh; e 81 wednesday. the 25th inst.
The polls will he open from IiL O'Clock A VI IN
I'll ~ O'Clock p. NJ The Transfer hunks viii be
CIOsei from 18th to p h inst. Be IN inclusive.
By -rder OF The BOard Of Directors.
On EURKE.
Ian. II. Is6n.-sw Sec q Treas.
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The store of j. LHommedicu, at Cuya-
hoga Falls, was robbed of about $1,000
worth Of goods. a few nights since.
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'Nlllol -@u slt0O CO '99iId
-pasOWoJ & lo:Ils a. lsuu' 3IGlOd VJss puaOIg pod iEIA
sUO!lJ-I!p sql -sssEJ utuI -sIJqiSm uE u SIIsHsI
,sOsd sgl ss Jlssll spdJnUJJ !! 'u.>E1I Juvs sVi LoJ
:sug>IlEAl v I.JVl - Ssus.ix, s;oqA 3sOV u ssOqt uEJ -
slusU-siIAaAps suoi goas tIoBg IsI tE0 "a lsqi 'pul4
yqi > suOnrIEtsIi taqIO ur = ss1H qanm o. $500
1s-At4stT u 5uI ma .Ht "a aug gu ssOI % uON pIsm
W00sI AusauIEs aA 'sIg 10 u 4 IuAuOJ 20 slsN0 LIE
ul 5fpo1sHsiS u IR Ih-I+-ui = 50 - t-s ssHsryE us
I1A;Isd VilA 10 pS!isI - ues u -sssEsslp . ~! il
pas ItlJ 4sotu Sgl dl"aI - J@ilAI "LIs I :! l.
rgsu 81 ~ IlOJ I"d ,Slrub-uu = a. sisAO4 Sql aUl
E4ussL Loa ulgt 5uiA4li-I pur stun5 SqI JulusJ,s
IJ 'osls ~ 'JI1DJ A~dILN4SNQ u q1ns (: 0NI
-HLAaL 9~NIuAALLT SLAisTdNHo TiN HJd
:ZIA 'u' IELE.i~Il I.gl1
EIaAs 1870 llIauI JaIq9 81! - qJl4N's+s D Al AZ. tJ
sTI H. ~ y-ls= pu- sIH9 ui.lI - < - PiS'lIVlui slso
II II sou sgl sIug . lIuGeJ IuE 50. HILq NsloSiI-d -
u-AlgLuOt sP.vV uAO sTI "a maql % AuEtu .uO.EI
II % ~uU.l0sIip aIl LHrau s,sA4Vy Ia n0Iy sug 5ut=,l
r~,ItsIP - u u VA III ~ slJOt NrsA all AuqS u!N
slu. du1O0 4N9usj ~ InJ slsltss I-ls0 iIs qliA u 10.
UOsl4EiUOJ Il ~ a-to Is~IS IN On All 81 y AipIlIL
- ulIUsGss ~! IHll-lu'R - Pgalsu! 'P.!qo InbN -
zI.--Jus aqI 5t!AoH5I A. >-A+lt+i siItsrb suOJ puE
puts AuE 20 AlE.in ~ JlI.AsItd uO4J ~aIJ SAIi4us
=. H-sipu lJ~S mAqI Ioi sqilos5Il ~ slulEgtluO5 II
-l.ryIl u - t-stS iN9 gJnu mO4i p9gt nh len ! ugE
'Gs!S.s i.td Is,nsJI = - uoHsItdSIL sWi >! isis
uoi
paIs3o sioJo aIoV ~ goEnb 10 -slnI 1Eqi moIl-01 aAs
a. 4-AJ sl!4o:L-ius sly Sl.ls o. > gay "a Nv IdHuJ
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Sold by CHURCH L rUPoNT. Druggists.
No. j Nai.en Lane,
New York.
And by ali respectable Druggists throughout the
5uutry. Jan- y, letO-iy
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Saturday, he ISM dayof February, 1860,
sheria's omce. Warren. Jan /
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Austin Kibhee ct al

vs. In Court Of CCmman Pleas
Joserh HazrIdine ct al Of IrumIul County.
By virtue Of an order Of sal. issue from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Trumiu.i COuaty. OHIO, l sha !
offer for sale az Public Auction, Al the door OF the
Court House in Warren. ia sahi county. on
Saturday. The l5h day Of February, 1850,
between the hons OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and 4 o'esoek
2. n. O. said cay q 70 loving dtssr,b,d real e-tats:
Situate il FaTmIufton. In said county. being a Tsrt II
lot No. -. and bonn ed as follows Convincing at q
stake standing IN TIE west line o. 1t -. south from
he Torti-w-st Garner tlCirOf - and SU-lCU rods,
thence south IN the T.. line "a % TO- Tois 20 lands
owutd by Ntatsn Wo;cou. thrnre so1ih - east on
the LoIh lire Of New ton ~ oicoits lan-t abort 30 rots
to the center o. Grand Kiver thence doom the same
MS several courses 10 a point 8 32-lte rods. cas- 1.-THE
east line o. said lot -. theme 10Th l3S- west
% 36-lt0 rods ~ 4 i"iIt where this hue lntersects,
run east parallel with the n0r;h line OF the lot from
the lace OF beginning. thence west from this poiut
par Hell with the north line ut the lot TO the place OF
bsginniLg, containing 10 - iGU acres OF land. more
or les
Appraised al Th.rty-sur dollars per acre.
Terus Cash on day Of sale.
Al LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. OCce, Warren. January D.. is6,.-Sa
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~DMJNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thIt the subscriber has
Teen appoirtsd and quilted Administrator on the
Estate Of John D. Ieinselmln. late Of Lofdstown.
rrumbuii Co. Ohio. GEORGE ~FUsSLEMAS.
WeathersEeld, January IL, lo60.-3s
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- HERIFF'S SALE
y Will m IIirrlns In {

SHERtFF-S SALE
y Will IN Higgins In Court Of Common Pleas
homas VI. ~ of. Ct a!f
By virtue OF an sl.as ordsr OF sale. issued out OF the
Court ct Common Pleas OF ~frumlUllC County .Ohioto me
directed and delivered. ! have levied upon and shall
offer a. Public sale. Al the door o! the Court lI0Rse IN
Warren. TrumhGn CoUh;y-on
Saturday, de lSh daycf February, 1850,
beta cen the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 1 o'el"cs
?. NJ. Of said day. jeremiah 3. Woh's halt OF The
following Described Zeal Estate sitndte in huh
bard Township, Trumtull County, and is known rs
being part OF lot No. IS. snd is bounded a. Follows:
Beg ming at = post standing on the east sids II said
lot -. and ruBring south along the road leading IRON
the Centre OF Hubbard to y -oktrid. TO the south east
corner Of lot No. -; theme west To the south vest
corner OF sSid lu; - 20 a POST; thsncr north on the
vest Hue OF said 10; = to a post, ami from thence east
parallel TO the soGth lire Of said lot . to = post. or
The mace OF beginning. Containing nity acres o. land.
Also. another trart OF lad in iiuphsrd, known as
mart Of lot No. -. described and bounded rs follows:
at . post stand ~ in the northwest Garner
Of a lot OF land belonging to- jain H~ywoOd; thence
running along The road leading from The Centre Of
uu4larI to BruukGeli. IL = pn-t standing on The line
o said ro,d so lar north a. that a linz running west
At right angles % said road until il strikes the west
live vf lot No -. and fhrire ON sad line TO the north
u-st torner Of said John aywood'S land as shall iu-
elude within said lines sixty acres OF land: Both
piece. coutsining one hundred ard ten acres Of llrd.
The said undivided half Is appraised AZ s!,OoJ,UO.
TERAs-cash.
In
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