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The Homestead Bill in the Senate.

The plantation interest in the Senate
the party which pronouuces poverty crime,
aid bodily labor a disgrace-bas squclched
the Homestead bill introduced by Senator
johnson. So fierce was the opposition of
the oligarchy, that johnson himself has
been obliged to report as Il substitute for
that bill. a simple graduation act. Under
this last. no one can enter 4 quarter section
but the head of a family, and only then
by paying twenty-five cents an acre. Nor
is this all. The lands open to settlement
on these conditions are limited to those
subject to private entry. The prospect Of
fee lands fer the land!ess, of a free home
stead of 100 acres for every working man
in the country who should cultivate it. has
dissolved like the baseless fabric of a Wis
ion, leaving not a wreck behind. The ST.
rocco breath of National Democracy has
withered the outgrowth of the Democratic
principle. The original Senate Homestead
bill was at best but a deformed Miniature.
a dwarfsh and distorted similitude of the
Republican Homestead bill which passed
the House by the unanimous vote of the
Republican members, and in opposition to
the voters of all the Southern Democratic
members. (Barret included) with one soil
tary exception. But even this poor. pale
imitation of Crows bill having still some
dim lineaments of Democracy pereeptible.
was hateful to the plantation interest and
its allies, and therefore the thing was soon
buried under loads of opprobrium and de-
nunciation. The substitute now before the
Senate is no more Ike a free homestead
bill than chalk is like cheese. There is
nothing free connected with it. The only
kind of freedom which the National Dem
ocracy will permit in tina Territories is free
love. Under the territorial rule of that
party. whoever chooses may have as many
concubines and niggers as he is able to pro-
cure. But the oligarcby. rather than sec
the illimitable plains waving with golden
harvests through the instrumentality offree
labor. would doom them forever to savage
ry and sterility. The bone and sinew of
the country-the lahoring men-foreim
and native born-who. though poor. are
not criminal, Senator Wiglall. of Texas. to
the contrary notwithstanding-would en-
rich themselves and the whole country if
the wild lands OF the West were thrown
open to them. But National Democracy,
or slavery. which is the same thing in the
Senate. has i~nterdictod the union of land
and labor-has forbid the banns. and so
shall have no free homestead bill until
Republican party gets into power
81. Louis Dem.
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GIDDINESS, HEADACHE, &c.

These pains and di>sgrssahle fe-tings ere generally
81 mptoms OF some oth-r complaint; surh as JysFep.
sIs. apOPieXy. and various others. all Of VII ch are
causra by corrupt nox Ogs mat er, ~elogging The vzIi
GUS circulttiouSi heEcr. = stI cam or rush Of blood -
he head. 4 I'd 10y III txcits meht = great pressure on
the IRA n Giddine-S. headache. loss OF IL m1Ty ,
dlmnsSs of 5 ght. ahd various other complaint, are
the r. sul-- THUS il VII. he seen that all the above
painful and Interesting mAladieE owe tn tr-origin 10
;he b.ood. DR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are ae-
kn"wIedged TO he the only medicine that Wili thor
ou- hiy rnriiy the blood. They eLttr the blood. and
fUl!OE the stream Of life on its Journey Ihrun.h the
. stem 1h-y root out al f0Gins~s an mpurty. aLd
driv out very uute4.th, OrsIuctiun 1Eey sh0ulh
he tsk-n eV-rJ nj rhr IN su.he;e tqrAht tes 20 operate
hrIss'y hy c"mmeEc.Hg with two FIIls on .oIg To
&c 2, three tn- n X uiFhI, fer the L-Xt; ~ he - mp
ton 5 are no rsEOgvd conn nrv s2tiH 9Th two r'i :
AID 20 ZIP 1gft- - hrfars. E"uitlc "a like ua n r
ulnlih= Div-d ; h~Ir5ustiy iuT. ded. ana aIpsiu and
distress is eLti Il, re.aovrt
UDIail one e ou- FREE ALNiNNcs. and real
the hisl0r. al d. M"rse's father. ald how This m,ei
ci - was introduced.
rEH NKh II a counterfeit Of th=ss P~ills-YELL0W
WKAPTEhS All genuine sIe il Blue WrapIrTs.
with th- signature OF A }. White 81 Co. on each box.
Price % cts.
DK. MoRsE's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
era IN -edieIhes.
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9tatbs.

In Bloomfield, april 18th. at the residence
Of her brOther-in-law. Mr.. Limri Baker. of con-
sumption Miss HANNAH E. DAVIS, aged
80 years.
The Diseased was long known and loved in
this community, as an nff-etionate friend. 4
faithful teacher, and a devoted christian. In
early life she eonsccrated herself upon the altar
Of Christ. And although her early pilgrimage
was comparatively brief, vet she go en,inently
filled up the remnant of her days lin works Of
usefulness and deeds of love. that with Paul
we can say. though dead she vet speaketh "
But 1t was in her last sickness that she was
enabled to honor her Savior with more than
usual fidelity. D,a.h was so fur Invested of
its terrurs. that with the most perfect calmness.
yes with Cher ulnesS. she made every arrange
ment for the disposition of the temporal affairs,
selected her funeral hymns. dictated her cpl
taph and could say in her own words, composed
on her dying bed.
Oil hasten the day,
When this woFneout clay,
Shall be Iaid in the peaceful tomb,
And fettered no more,
Ny spirit shall soar
To that world Of beauty and bloom.
Z. o. II. H.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
Democratic Theology.

The last Democrat contains a good por-
ton of a column of quotations from the
Scripture. to prove the holy origin oftraffc
in human flesh. The article We allude to,
is an attempt to answer the Ashtabula
Sentinel, which came down on the Demo-
CT t with 4 crushcr, a week or two since.
As a get off, the Democrat asks an expla-
nation of the following. which 1t says is
from Leviticus, chapter 20, verses A to sc.
Both the bondmcn, and bondmaids.
which thou shalt have, shall be Of the hea-
then that are round about you; of them
shall ye buy bondmen and bondmaids.-
Moreover Of the children Of the strangers
that do -%ojourn among you, of them shall
ye buy. and of their families that are with
you. which they besat in your land; and
they shall be your possession. And ye
shall t1ke tx, tn; m as an inheritance for
your children after you, to inherit them for
a possession; they shall be your bOndmen
forever
The Goth chqpter in Leviticus happens
to have only q verses, SO. of course we
Looked in vain for verses A to &c. But
in the 18th chapter we do find the quota
ton above. Whether we are at present
living-und,r the Old Testament dispenaa-
ton, anil are under any obligation, legal,
moral, or reli yious, to follow its behests, is
a question that we leave for protested the
o,ogiars to settle. One thing we do know,
viz: that neither tie editor of the Demo-
Graf, nor any member of his party. nor any
person whatever except the Jews. make any
such p~retencc.
In the same chapter from which We have
We find the following. verse 10th.
And ye shall hallow the fftieth year,
and proclaim liberty throughout all The land
all the inhabitants thereof, it shall be
a jubilee unto yOu; and yc shall return
every man unto his possession, and ye shall
return every man unto his family
Vow if part of the chapter is of binding
force, of course the other is also; and as
more than Il fftieth year has interviewed
since slavery was established in this land,
then, according to the Levitical law, all
slaves should have been set free, at least
twice.
But again-Genesis 18th chapter, 10th
verse, says, This is my covenant, which
ye shall keep, between me and you, and
seed after thee; ereryman child among
you shall be c~irclncised.'
(We were reminded of this latter verse,
by an article in the last Akron Beacon,
ar account of the performance ofthe
rite of circumcision upon an infant, at that
place. a few days since. The boy was the
son of Major N. N. Speagle, a Jew, a citi-
zen of Akron. The officiating person, Mr..
Hoffman, of Cleveland, by whom the rite
vas performed is not : priest or rabbi
'ut a NoAeL as the special judicial Office
3 d~esignated-)
The question now is, if slavery is per
IS circumcision commanded
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
District Convantin5


The Republicans of this Congressional
District are requested to meet in Conven-
ton at Empire Hall. in Warren. on Thurs
day, April 18th, at IL o'clock. A. NJ, to
choose two Delegates to represent them in
the Republican Presidential Convention.
to be held in Chicago. on the 18th of Nay
next
The ratio of representation, as agreed
upon BY the Committee. is to be one Dele
gate for each township in the District
1t is suggested that the township prima-
~ meetings to appoint delegates to the
District Convention. be held at the usual
places of holding such meetings in each
township, on Saturday, the 2lst of April,
At z o'clock. z. n.
C. S. SIMONDS. Ashtabula Co.
W, c. H0WELLS, "
G. 1. YOUNG, Mahoning "
JOHN WETNORE, +"
LEVI SUTLIFF, Trumbull "
J. L. WEEKS.
Congressional District COMMITTEES.
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The Great Fight Indefinitely Post

The Steam Ship Scnica which arrived at
Halifax on the 2Ist. brings news that Hee-
nan was arrested near Derby on the morn
ing Of Good Friday, and was kept in u
tody until the day the American smiled,
when he would be brought before the nag
istrate. 1t is supposed that the fight would
be Indefinitely postponed.
EArER-IIeenan was before the Maeis-
trate at Derby on the 9TH, charged with
the intention of engaging in a prize fight,
thereby causing a breach of the peace.
The suretics were promp ly signed, and
Heenan and his friends left Derby for Lon
don.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
Trnmbul Agrioulfnral Societu.

The Spring Meeting of the Board Of
Managers was held in Warren. 10th April.
1860. II. B. Perkins, President, being in
the chair.
The following general regulations as to
Entries and Premiums were adopted, and
the list of premiums given below was deci-
ded upon.
The time for holding the Fair was fixed.
for Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. the Ilth to I4th. September next,
the exhibition being continued throughout
all the last three days. The particulars of
each days programme will be given here
after.
REGULATIONS.
l. The fair shall be open to breeding
stock from any part of the Union: whether
Horses. Cattle, Mules, Sheep or Swine.
.. The premium on Brood Mares and
Colts is to be regarded as offered for the
Mare alone, the Colt being only evidence
of the qualities of the dam as 4 breeder.
3. All manufactured articles, except
Agricultural Implements, must be owned
in, and have been manufactured in the
county.
4. The general term 'Shanghae Fowls
shall be understood to include all the East
Indian varieties, known as C~hittagpngs.
Burmah POotras. Cochin Chinas, &c, &c.
8. Each class committee may award
discretionary premiums in their " class;
but no such premium shall be awarded to
any animal or article if a regular cOmpeti-
ton for a prize in any n of the fixed
classes is open to it.
6. When no competition occurs in any
class or division, a premium shall not be
awarded as q matter of course, but only
when the intrinsic merit Of the animal or
article warrants it.
z. All animals must be exhibited to
the awarding committees 1ithin the ring.
and must be so broken as to be managea-
bic there.
s. Admission at the gate shall be the
same, 90 cents.) for visitors of both sexes.
Members shall have the same privileges for
themselves and families as heretofore.
8. Entries of crops must be made at
the same time other articles are entered at
the fair, and specimens of the crop must be
at that time exhibited.
10. Persons who shall be awarded more
than n Agricultural Paper as premiums,
shall not be obliged to take more than one,
and in lieu of the others may receive in mon
ey the cash price paid by the Society for
the others.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

JOHN BROWN. Jr.-The United States
Senate's Special Committee seems to have
given up the idea of compelling John Brown
to appear and testify before them, on the
Harper's Ferry subject. Their i'll luck
with Mr.. Sanborn appears to have discour-
aged them and the precedent set by the
President in refusing to testify to a similar
of til. House has no doubt had
its effect, in dam ening the ardOr of these
virtuous enquirers after treason.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
Gard 10 Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
THE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE

l. lial le and safe remedy or Female Complaints.
would Te pvctlul. call the a~tentiou OF the La ics Of
this country 10 il. feeling assured that in the Ilaehish
or PeTcie Pills. they will mud 4 safe anu never failing
remeiy for DISEASES arising from a derauged and dis
ordered system such as sI;k headache. uaipiistion Of
the heart, losness OF spirits, nervous affections, leu
corrheG. &c.
In removing s~toppages or distractions OF the men
ses, from Whstever cause, they are in-Riiihls The
suppression 50 common il speedily relieved. and there
will be no recurrence. IL used according to directions
CAUTION
THESE ARR TINS wHES INK HAcHIsH on PERcIE
PILLS sHopLD NOT BE TAKEN. ANPLE EXPERIENCE NAV
ISG PPovFE THAT TRAY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT PEEo-
NANCY. BrJ INVARIABLY rAusE MISCARRIAGE ~ THY
AsE rAEEN pURISG THE EARLIEB NoSrH rs n ARRIEB Ia
BIks ARK THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGAINST UsISG THEn
At SUCH TIAEs-AT KSY OTHER TINS THEN ARE ssFE
Fall directions ACCOMPANY each bOx and package.
None genuine without the signature Of EnIIIE
MouLoS. Proprietor, Rue ST.. HOnore. Paris, or MAS
soL & LAURIS. Importers
Price. 81 % per box; half boxes rs cents.
Sold wholesale and retail BY WOODS 4 PEW and +.
sNiTH. sTRlTTsS & Co.. Warren n. 7. JEWELL,
Youngsto~I. Tee. s2.Sa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

EXPECTED VEro.-The President has
caused it to be announced that he will veto
any bill appropriating money to pay the
expenses of the investigating committees in
the House. This will, of course, defeat any
appropriation to pay the expenses of the
Senate Committee on the Virginia invasion.
-PhH Press.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
The District Convention.

The Convention to select two delegates
to represent this Congressional District in
the Republican Presidential Convention to
be held at Chicago on the 18th of May,
will be held at Empire Hall, on Thursday
the 26th inst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
LE.vryworrH. Anril pI.

We learn from Topeka, that Dep. I. S.
Marshal ArTnes was shot dead by a promi-
neut citizen of that place. named Richie,
whom Armcs was endeavOring to arrest on
an old charge of robbing the post Office
No particulars are received.
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SATURDAY.. The 25M dan of Man. A.R.1s6O.

he We n the hours Of 20 " ynt4P VI. Of said DAY,
the following described Real Estate. TO wit:
First. A tact or parcel Of Lni situate in town-h'p
number fOur in the thiri range or townships 10 the
conuerficrt Western Reserve. in the State OF Ohio.
auI which IL al - in { 2 County - rrpmHuti. AMI IS
known - par, ~ Tot ~ in ttWnShip 4 or iIIoxland.
and b-irg an the Land ID said lot. ~uuth and west ~
tn Mahening River except three fnurths Of an acre
in The northeast part of sid tact. AMI adjoining tbs
Mahoning. an contains ffty-four aeres a'utt-i and
founded south and west v The lot H. rs. on al o'her
sides by the Nahnp'nS River. an said three-tour;hs
nf an acre. Appraised 1t $50 per acre.
Seconr. Also a piece II lard in tract or lot No 10
In township th-se. or weath-rshrld. abuiied and
hound-d "a follows Nor;h md west by the Got or
track lines. ca I hy the Mshon. ng River. and extend
ing so far south as to | { u ie Que hundred and thirtv
on aud one half acres. the srGth line beiag parallel
vi h III north line. ApprIs-t at 1872 pr acre
To he sold as the Ianls or Cyrus Bo<worth. pursu-
ant 10 the decree ar order Of sale in the aroye enti-
tied cause v Z HUTCHINS.
warren, April IS. 1850 -5W Master Comm.
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marriaats.

By the Rev Henry Palmer. at the residence
of Dir. WIN. Brisbane. in Hubbard. Trumbul
Co, o. Mr.. ADDISON RANDALL, to Miss
HANNAH ALLERTON, on the 18th Of March
1860.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

= JGhl IL Nas+SEfhc
Vs.. In rourt % Common Pleas
JON Bradford ct al } .; Tranbull Cuuaiy.
BY virtue Of an or'rr OF sale issnei from the Court
Of Ccu mon p ~ss Of Trum'Ell County. Ohio TO me di-
recteI ard delivered. I shall Offer for sale. at Public
Auction. II The daSr Of the Court House in Warren.
in said comfy, on
Saturday, the 26h day Of Nay, 1850,
a, enc o-eIock. P. VI. Of said day. the following des-
eriI ed real estate; Situate "a the toSnshiP Of BaI-tis,
in said county. ard is a part Of lot No 90 in said
township. and h, und-d as follows: Beginning AZ a
stone set in the middle Of the north an solth center
road, four chsins and two links uOrth from a stone
set IN the north west corner Of lot IS. thence north
one fourth deg1 ee west. three chains along the middle
Of said read to a stone in the south corner ct John II
Cast-rline's land. Ih-nc- east on said CasterliEe .
so1rh lire as originally run and marked BY Borden
five Oh tins to a ston-. thence south ona fourth degree
eat along land Of The GrOntOrs three chains TO a
stose. thence west Ave chains to the place OF begin
ming. and containing on- and one half acre OF land
more or less. Appraised al S.3ioO Terms Cash.
A. D lyman. Sheriff.
sheriH's oGce, Warren, April sS, i-sD.-Sw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

FIRE IN WINDsea-The Ashery of Mr..
Heary Pratt, of WiRls T, was destroyed by
IRE oaaAe might Of Sunday the 9Th inst
IL is Supposed to have taken fire foma
sguantity of unlacked lime.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
SALE.
Ada Of .Io.;shW .Wolcor,

SHEhIfF SALE.
AAdm's ofIo,ishW WoleorJ In Court OF Common
vs. Pens Of Trumsun
By virtue 81 AZ Ordsr o. sai- issued rom the Court
Of Commnn PisSS of Trumhuit County ohio. TO me ii
r-ct-d and reliv.red. 1 shall oneF fr sale n Pubic
Aucti' ~ At tn, door Of the court Horse in Warren, in
said county. oil
saturday. the Goth day of Nay, 1869,
at ore o'clock. P ". Of said dsv. the ~f,liowi-g des-
cTib-d real e~'air: situate in the TOW ship Of Gre-n-.
in said cum ;. and the tast part OF lot No. b IN
bcuhdsd OIL The north. rzst al south ~ the iot lines
IT Ior No - and OF tn west nv J. nj decided TO vii
ari Roberts. Nv Prsotriek K'EsI-sn. containing sew
euty-ssvrn 5S-IOu acr- ; .ies- f%"ity-tvO rOds Of GRAND
fT school house lot III District No : in said township.
and ( sores zhieh is The lot on Eh Oh the steam saw
mill nov stands leaving {" re sold = 81 100 acres
more or less Appraised at eight hundred and df.y
dolhrs
Also acres in The northeast corner n lot No. 70.
including a steam saw mill Situst-f on the sam. and
bOuhded zs follows ~CcnmerciuE ~ the south east
curuer Of said sehoOl house lot thence south p rods.
thsucs vest 90 rods thence MOTT % rods. thence East
sh rods to the rlsce OF h-ginuif 2 Appraised At
tz elve hundred dollars Is I2Utl. Terms Cash
A r. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Shirts Office Warren, AIriI 8. ls6U -jx
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

Fe'nng;n- to Charles Seger. % Bracevill~ Station
stray-i Or was s:C;en a shoTFt5me since This colt
= about - y-srs Old. j. bisck h~virC two " it,
hind fsst ard a Whit- strip in the forehe, ~: IS short
AMI tick set ard was in guite cool order Whsn lost
AIRY ore fTdIrE said colt han he literally = warded
Deli vel or give iLfoTR alien 10 Cla-ie- s-ger Race
will c stausn. April 25. 6n-3v
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
CIR p.

Children are often seized very Suddenly with this
disease, which If not qusckl, relieved. proves fatal
Ii general y a tScks chtideen IN the nisht. after hav-
the day. Damp house, vet feet. thin shoes. vet
cioIhcs. or snyth.ng tnat ohstguct> peIspiTatiOh. T5sJ
occasion Group Mothers! our :hil rem are liable
TO bt taken wi'h this OreAn complaint AZ a time when
you least expect II; hut lei not 1tSays a DOCTOR can
he Called or = rrsIeiy 'oui d. m iVr IhiS set-On We
you'd AiVise you a - AMI VITA ut . m m-It's aelzS
10 nus = bottle of LT EXToN'S lNFASTILk CoFplAL-
II Viii cure every case Of tisuy. n tAASn N tine (:
aad asO al complaints a-tsndIn= TeethIHz. CvrVuI-
sions. Coughs. Colds etc. IL Is soIt by all respsci-
ace orlssrst-. 5essrs 'HCR"" * LUFoET, New
40 X. arr the iTOfTi tors. srd also sole agents Tor
- ia bRvNsoN 6IOcD COB uhseh for ConSuurp
tive ana bro lie ui-eases Is 1 sure rrm-Iy D. nos
he pct CT with any I'll er : tcleS. Mntc TO CWKfH
q pCroSr, ~ York; you Cannot get then ia your
ewn IOSn = Advertisement
Yer sac hy WOODS a. INV.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y Thomas C -mpbeIl, ! In Cour, Of Common Pleas
VS. Trumbuil County.

Isaac Arkwright-
By virtue Of an order Of sale In the a.ove entitled
cause. issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trunbull Cohny. Ohio. TO me directed and delivered,
I hav- levied on. ans shall expose TO Public sale al
The door Of the Court House in Warren in said Coun-
IS. on
Saturday, h Goth day of May, IS6O,
At one o'clock, p. VI or said day. The f-lloxlng des-
clbed real estate: Situate in Ohlton. and bounded on
the EAST by the plank road leading from Warren to
Austin own. on the 81 nth and west by lands owned by
Vineent Webb. o. the north BY lands Of ueOrge Ward.
A. B. LYMAN. shsrtE.
sSsriE'G oGee. Warren. April IS, lest. -SV
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1850. 1860:
NEW YORK STORE:
FOURTEENTH
ANNUAL OPENING OF
SPRING GOODS.


DURING the past Fourteen Years.
Il , We have underworld to cater to the want, of en-
customers. and the citizens or the county reneraIIv-
We have not sought the reputation Of a ehsap stoSe
BY selling inferior and Low grade goods, hat 10 obtaia,
the confidence OF "ur customers. that they can and
goNis OF desirable styl 8. OF real value. and get the
FULL WORTH OF THEIR MONEY That We have
snce, eded in this. our early increasing business and
the hosts Of customers who have stood by Us for many
years. AFFORD the most gratifying evidence
Our MOTTO Is uPehaL ged. and We this sprirE offer to
cur tIisnds an unusually large rich and carefully se-
leeted stock Of gOOas. nsHeht since liz FeaebbdscliEs..
and 10 Be sold AZ lower priess thaa sAn be bund eIss-
where.
We want to buy 500 tons Of Cheese. and any amount
o. bSttr- Flax and Other produce, for Ehick The
hishest Prisos will be paid in goods or cash.
PARKS & VENT.
WAEREN, O., April Is, Isso.
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atn embellishments.
FARM & STOCK
AT PURT,TC SAT,E

ON The III dav "f Jun- next. The
~ Subscriber will sell at Iublic sale. his farm.
situated in the east part Of Hartford. Trum .uli Cnuu.
ty- OHIO. anout y mil - from OrAugevil c. aud near
The lire OF u c Atlantic K Great Western Raj, Rnai.
The tdrm contains I1i seres of land. anout ~ Of
Whieh IL Soo'lsDt. has plenty Of timber choiee fruit
tres and - Wch VOtrTen. There are tao frame
cSelIirs h"us- :, and TIRE frame barns On the prem
is-s. The farm il well aispp q Tor grazing and dsir,
purposes. and Wiil keep a. head Of cows through the
year. Il is hands omely located in an exc, lent
nvighhorhood and j. in all rrsnrc-s orc o. the most
des iraale f.ims in TTuUtul Cuua.y. It will be sold
in whole CT divide to SUI purchasers.
Also on the same Fey will be sold on the premises
= lot - nice caule sua 81 rep.
a credit Of els BIT or uinr YEARS will h- given On a
par; Of the p1rcia-- money fpr thr l4nI. IL req lir-d
Purchaser arc iIvisd 10 call and exiuine The
Trrui - a The seek, bs'ore III "a, o: sal-.
Arril -. '6n.-GE STRAIGHT ANrELL-