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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

which arutrTliz-s this m7l,rioRs nniSon in the
J'11d, AMI ~iilutlt;es the frFr tsexncl il tom the
priv As It saaiIlt, 50 II dos clyc thi5 affecting
G~srlsr uiIh Verssrt c~crtsiniy. AID It does mOrr,
y ruicr a5es walt IS OF more servi>e to those sub
isc5 y this Infection. If taken in season it expels
ig rom the system rs It is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who rse II free from its attacks; keeps the
syst-m in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
die great variety Of affections which arc induced
by this malignant influence, such ID Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, DnHib, OF Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Hcalache, Bilious
FevsrS, Nclralzis, Rhcamsism Gour, Blindness,
TI0fh.rh-, E1rachs, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
lions. P,iafd Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cIrSe. viii De found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUs CuEE"
removes the eSass Of these derzngemeuts, and curss
the disease
This it a~cconplishes BY stimulating the ezers-
tlries to expsl the virus from the system and
lsss organs hV degrees bccnme habited to do this
heir ofic e of their own accord Hence arises what
sc term GcrhiaatGtion. lime may accomplish the
,sne end, but often lie IS not long enough, or u
sacrificed in the attempt. while this sSAoCECUKE"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this Is a suFer as well As safer
remedy for the whole csass Of diseases which are
,aused by the n~iasmati infection, than any otksr
Rhich has been discovered; and it hxE sill another
Important advantage to the public, which is ths1
it is cheap as well as good
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

THE GEORGIA LOTTERIES ABOLISHED
All the Georgia lottery grants are foreclosed
by prohibition of the drawings und:r a
penal enactment of the State Legislature,
to take effect on the first dayof June next.
The act was passed in November at the last
Legislative session. and the owners of le-
galized grants are making arrangements to
close up the business.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
HI. Frances D. Gage.

Our citizens will regret to learn-that this
talented laly. who has been leeturing in the
lakeshors counties during the last month, and
who had been written to by some gentlemen of
Of this place for the purpose Of inducing her TO
delivers course Of lectures hCre,-cannot accept
the invitation at present. having made engage
meuts farther west. Mrs. Gage howeverthinks
that she will visit this town mex. autumn
We hope she will do so.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
MOTHERS /!

The sttentiou - mothers IS ezIlsi to DR.. EAroS's
INFANTILE CORDIAL. wniehi is hif hly Teeo a asnd
ed for al complaints Attending reeLaInE, such ~
D~yBeatery Cole CrnnP. &c
BLOOD EODD.-rhism medicine, hsing. As its name
suggests, Blood ROoD," asd 4 Ecienthc di scoysry
d.rering from all patent medicines, IS well worthy
he attention OF all shO are Suffering from inquiry
Or deficiency Of blood. II is prepare by Dr. c. z
BKoSsoS author Of several works on Execution, Phys
iO,o.y, Sciences. NC sad IS mighty RECOMMENDED y
numerous certificates Of those VINO have aYaiIcd
them ewes Of its yIrt5es-
CuuEcu & DrPoSTs New York. are the General
AEents for hetn--LarreHee INass. Sentinel.
see a .vsrtisshsnt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
The Fight between Heenan and Say
ers.

The details of the great fight between
Heenan and Sayers, would occupy nearly
a page Of our paper, and We only give the
result Forty two round were fought
Heenan evidently having the advantage
from the first, and would without doubt
have completely conquered Sayers, had not
the fight been stopped by the police, and
the friends of Sayers. Both men were
punished. Sayers was knocked
down thirty-six times, while Heenan fell
only twice.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
BIackWood's Edinburg Magazine.

Published by Leonard ScOtt-& Co., 70,
Fulton st. New York. Price So per year,
The contents of the April number of this
excellent monthly, are Wellington's Career,
Lady Hamilton, Our Position with China,
Stabat Mater, History of Europe from
1915 to 1852, Allison. Norman Sinclair,
Part 4, Poetic Alterations. The Rulers of
the land. Our Worthy Friend Nap. What
We have done for the Princes of India, and
Parliamentary Duelling.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
I,wrrr ro DrN M1y1srER IN CguRcu

LAwFTL TO Dun A MINISTER N CHrRcH
ON A SECULAR DAY.-In Brooklyn, n. T.,
on Thursday. Rev. DR.. Thomas Lowell,
pastor of a church in Court street, prefer
red a charge before Justice FoOrhis against
a man named Atwar, who, he said, came
to the church during divine service, and in
most insulting language demanded the set
Element of judgment for the sum Of So.
The evidence showed that the defendent
had done nothing more than ask for what
was due him, which he had a right to on
all occasions The Judge therefore dis
missed the case.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

A SATISFACTORY AroLodY.-The pub
Usher Of the POmeroy Telegraph offers a
sufficient eus for Delaying the issue Of
the last number of his paper. and gives .
forcible if brief description of the effects of
the food in that place. by stating that for
several days during the past week there
were tire feet Of water in his Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

The light fifth anniversary of the battle
of Lexington was observed by the people Of
that place on the 10Th inst. The annual
meeting of the Lexington Monument As
ISOLATION was also held. Gov. Banks de-
livered an address. and the officers for the
ensuing year were elected. Edward Ever
EFT was chosen President, and Thomas Cor
win one Of the Vice Presidents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

The Madison County (O) National
Democrat, in noticing the departure of Mr..
Durbiu. Onc of the delegates from that dis
trict to the Charleston T. invention. says:
we are informed that Durbin practiced
in a pistol gallery about thrcc~weeke prior
TO this departure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

! Inc davenport Gazette ot.April %, gives
the particulars of the suicide OF Robert f..
Campbell, Esq, a leading banker Of Daven-
port Iowa. He shot himself in his bank
ing house about IL o'clock Saturday, 4.
ID.
Lite on the lounge he did not breathe
again, although his pulse beat family some
minutes. lie had shot himself with are
vo yer, somewhat behinl the right car. the
ball passing through the b ain and lodging
against the skull cf the forehead, but not
penetrating it. DIR. Baker arrived a few
minutes after the act, and soon pronounced
him dead. At the time he shot himself.
his son. Augustus, who was engaged with
his father in business. and James Ihoring-
ton, Esq, Sheriff. were in the room. He
had just paid the Sheriff a thousand dol
lors. and Mr.. 1horington Was seated at 4
table be- in the counter. engaged in count.
ing the money. ia ing Mr. C., who was on
ly a few feet distant. when the pistol was
discharged. Looking up he saw Mr.. C.'s
hand, with a pistol in it, dropping slowly
from his head, and his body slowly sinking
to the floor. Mr.. e. was standing up. his
f &C half turned from Mr.. Thorineton when
the pistol was discharged. He never
groaned or made a sign of life afterward.
Mr. Campbell was aged % years. He
came here from Ravenna. Ohio. early in
1916, bcaling an excellent character and
having considerable capital. He was the
first in the real estate and banking firm Of
Nichols, Campbell & Go. He was gener-
ally regarded as cautious and close, but n
promt and honorable business man. He
was unobtrusive and pleasant in social
intercourse, and a man of intelligence and
high private worth. He was sensitive on
the subject of his business credit, and with
his peculiar ideas of life and death, and
small gulf between so easily passed, al
most to quote his own langua- cit was
not a moments choice when he found his
credit in danger, to take away the life which
according to his own peculiar ideas might
be associated with business dishonor. He
had recently been much troubled about
business matters. particularly about some
growing out of the old firm Of Nick
lsbell s. Co., which we're in some man.
ner thrown upon his shoulders, and were
involving him and upon which he had just
paid the sheriff 4 large sum as noticed
above.
Mr.. Campbell in his youth lived in this
t wn for some years, was an apprentice to
the matchmaker trade with the late Mr..
King. He went to Ravcnna and
himself there as a matchmaker
and jeweller, was President of the R%aYenna
Bank for some years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

There is to be a great Horse Fair on the
Geauga Co, Agricultural Fair Grounds in
Burton on July Srd, 4th, and 9TH. 1t is
expected that Horace Greely will be there
to address the multitude on the 4th,
D. l.. POPE.
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CHERRIES SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
kAdm's OfJOsishW wOIeoss) In Court OF Common
vs. Pleas OF TrumbuIl
Elea-sr na1en ct al. County.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas OF TrumhuIl County Ohio. to me di
rseted snd delivered. l shall oder for sale at Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said county, on
Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1850,
st one O'Clock. P. NJ. Of said day, thu following dss-
eribsd real estate: Situate in the township OF Greene,
in said. county and the eaSt pan or lot No. 81. aai
bounded on the north. east and south BY the lot lines
Of lot No. -, and onthe vest by land decided to Will
lard Roberts, by Frederick Kinsrs r containing sew.
entr-seVen 5s-jD acr, = less fOI tE-tWO rods Of ground
Tor school house lot In District No { IN said township,
and 4 acres which is the lot on which tn. steam saw
mill BoS stands. leaYi ng to be sold % 81 100 acres,
more or less. Appraised a. eight hundred and dfty
dollars
Also 4acreEin the north east esrner Of lot No 20.
including a steam saw mill situated on the sam~.and
bounded as follows Commencing II the south east
coruer of said school house lot. thence south y rods.
thencs vest 90 rods, thence north y rods. thence east
20 rods to the place Of beginning. Appraised a.
twelve hundred dollars $1,000. Terms Cash.
A. = LYMAN. shsria.
sAerirS OEes, Warren, Arrif75, 1880 -5E
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Fosters Dramatic Company.

This Company Plsysd The Lady of Ly'
cus, ssd The Black Mummy" last evening.
We have not space, or time for = lengthy no.
tiee, bat we can assure the lovers OF Dramatic
performances that Fosters Company are very
much superior to any which have played here
within the last ten years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

LAKE SUPERIOR OPES-THREE WEEKS
N ADVANCE OF lS59.-The river cleared
Of ice last night, which is three weeks in
advance of last year. By the same rule
another week should give us a boat from
below: it probably will from Copper Har-
Dor, but if we see a boat here from the
lower lakes in four weeks We shall be
agreeably disappOinted.-[ontonagon Mi
ner, 9TH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

The vlrious powers of Europe borrowed
S}52,O00000 last year, all but sl2,0O0,
600 of which was to pay for wars. The
Indian loan. the result Of the revolt, is in
cluded in this amount.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
District Convention.

TheCOnvention to select two delegates to
represent this Congressional District at the
Republican Presidential Convention to be
held at Chicago, met at Empire Hall on
Thursday the 2Gth ult at Ii o'clock A.
NJ. The Convention was called to order
by Levi Sutliff Esq, Chairman of the Dis
trict Committee. The Officers were
Abner Kellogg Of Ashtabula, Co Chm,
John Wetmere &" Mahoning !
H. c. Williamson {" Trumbull Sec'es.
- Newell {" Ashtabula
On motion the Delegates present from the
several counties were authorized to fill va
cancies. or to cast the full vote of their re-
s~pectiye Counties. 1t was Resolved that
Mahoning County be allowed to cast 20
votes. Trumbull 25-and Ashtabula so,
On motion of c. W. Smith of Trumbull,
Hon. J. R. Gibbings of Ashtabula was
unanimously chosen as one of said Delegates
to the Chicago Convention
After some preliminaries the Convention
proceeded to BALLOT for the second Delegate.
which resulted as follows.
DR.. Trusdale of Mahoning, reed 80 vOts,
Hon. Mr.. Sutlif of Trumbull 45 "
Sutliff. was declared elected.
Hon. John F. Beaver OF Trumbull and
Mr.. Parsons of Ashtabula were chosen al
ternates.
z On motion the Committee adjourned.
ABNER KELLOGG, Chairman.
C. WILLIAMSON.
JOHN WETM0RE. Secretaries.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

READY.-F. P. Reed & Co.. Peck. Burwell
&Co., Andrews & Weeks, and R.H. Barnum
will be ready to receive their Gus! Omers at
their stores to-day or tomorrow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
Marriagts.

In Cleveland at the American House, on the
18th, by Rev. Doc. Akin, Mr.. J. B. DRAKE,
To Mics KITE j.. KERR, Of Austinsovn
Mahouing County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
A SSlGNEB'S SALE OF FARM

"A Lands. Snort Horns sud other STOCK.
sEfH A. B~CSuNELL'S entire stock, Of sixteen
Sh0rt horn Funs. including Hubbsek and excepting
Fancy Boy, 4 portion ofhis cows and LETTERS Horses,
Oae N0wtng Mschiue, o. TWO horse CArrtay4 suita-
bic fora Jack. Farm Wagons. Farming Implements
and other loossProp-rty viii be sold at Tublic auction
20 the highest bidder, oa Thursday the 3ist aay Of
May. At the residence OF the said Bushnell.
SIR. Buhnsifs superior Farm aud the balance ofhis
enurr Short fteros. Jacks AMI Jenettz. eai alt other
property not ~susJectto exemption BY laws sin he sold
aE priVate sale al any time an ( rrHStbe said during
the coming summer. Tbs harm OF two hundred aud
fo=tJ uins acres will be sold in parcels % SUIT pur-
chasers- II is an exeellen: location for fruit. The
harIies varieties never having ben killed BY frost,
and IS nsar the Atlantic & treat Western Rail Road
nov BENG speedily completed.
Terms Of SALE Oftns personal property. All Suus
over ave dolltrs, seven mJnths Eithol. Interest. and
ApProTsd security or six per cent on for csFh.
g. TH9MPsON,
As nee Of Seth A Bushnell.
Hartford rsunbuil Co, o. Ap.iIJI So.
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T. 7. MeLain A. Son

Are located in the parlor of the Monroe
House, prepared for Business, and ready
to receive their friends.
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APRI 18TH, 1860.

DEEVES & THOMAS are now open.
IL ing their Spring siyIesof
Hats and Caps.
Cisths aud C~assiueres.
Sh1ker R1nnets. French FloEsrs, l
Bonnet Rushes and Grapes.
and = splendid sssortnsnts 81
Millinery Goods.
CALI IL you please. At
No II, Market Street,
where you can see a nice assortment Of FANcY
NOTION GOODS April Is. 90.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
viii ElI Teeth with the BEST OF GOLD. fOs
FIFTY GENTS.
Fever and Agae,

from which mankind suffer over a larye part Of
the CLOSE. IL the consequences OF a diseased action
in the system, induced BY the poisonous ni1Im Of
vegetable decay. This exhslation il evolved "
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. and risSs Ui;h
the watery vapor from It. While the sun Is helo"
the horizon this vapor fingers near the carth's auT-
face, aud the virus is taken with II through the
lungs into the blood There it acts az an Irritating
poison OF the internal Iisecra and Cxcreting organs
of the b3iy. The liver becomes torFid and fails 10
secrste not only this virus, bHt also tho bile frUna
the bl0od. Both the virus and the bile accountants
in the circulation. and produee violent c%onstitu-
tianaf disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
sfprasca sym2athizs w1h the liver, and becoms
dislsd=rci also. Finally, the instinct Of our ~
ga1isn, rs il in Al attempt to expci the roxiy$S
Infusion, concentrates the whole biood OF the body
in the Internal excretories % force them to east It
Idt. The blood leaves the ~sl-fi>e, and ru5ass To
he central organs with cOlZcStive violence This
. the CI,LL. ButiIthis ef9Ftit fa1s. Thea the
FEVER fol!oas, in vhich the blood leaves the CEN
tcal organs and PUSHES to the surface, As If ia
mother -Tort 70 expel the irritating poison through
hat -lh-r great exrreto-y the skin In this
also II f,ils, and tbs system zbanlozs the attempt
Exhausted. anil waits for the recOysry o. streagia
- repeNt the hopeless EFFORT another dsy- Ta,sse
Ire the its or par1xvsns Of fEvES AVE- ASrA-
Sneh constitutional disorder wia.o OF c0Irs= under
uip- the health II il IS not removed.
We have lahored TO find. and have foand, al
-,.iIsr-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
PATCH & OPDYGKE

Il ~ n. been com peued 81 The lss 20
IL change th-ie our ers. N5aidilf rm their Gus
tulaers ard fueni> chat .hsy m1y be i5uad in tIaus'
Bo5Kssore. Waerz thsJ SilrcinLnLsI aeif business OF
manufacturing. and siii tnne "a e y 60 e.st for new
Goods ah=n Es 81 have al Smfis ssOsz Of Carriage
FriHmings-ald SaLicEy Htrlsare
Hstrust u Is not Necessary Z IafJ-m ;EOse i1d.lt-
Ell u Us, that a promit liquidation oTthsIr accounts,
ill 10 much t. Tres - non eurharras-Hent.
Mzy l.. I~Cu. PAFCii
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

We have received no account OF those
ms, Companies represented by other
Agents, but are informed tat the Aetna
of Hartford loses about $4,000, the Phoe-
nix of Hartford, Z small sum; the Colum-
kiaaa Mutual some 6 or $1,000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
Niles Drsmltics.

The Niles Dramatists announce their in
tention ofgiving two entertainments, Friday
and Saturday evc.'gs, May 4th and 9th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
-EIREl EIREn

Those who ere not "a Rsi Gus CA get reliable In
surance IN h C1y Rrs, New HIvea, Ian~atttn and
llumooid. Ilsura.ce Company ofNrw fOrx.ad the
fh@aiN In Co Of BrooGs Il, New York. Come and
get yoar P,Ecics. ~ ASPER.
szy : 6A Egeat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
Gard to Ladies'.
The HACHIsH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.

"
THE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE
4 IAl le and safe remedy or Female Complaints.
would re ~pectfuI, cali the attention Of the La hes Of
this Country 70 70. feelizg 2ssured that n the haehish
or Prreie Pills they will nHd a sale sni never fai:ing
remedy or disrAsrs arising from a derAnged and dis
ordered -ystem such As SICK hsAd7ehe. paipitation Of
the heart. iowness Of spirits. nervous affections, leu
corThez. &c.
In removing stoppages or distractions Of the men
sea, from WhateVsr cause, they are i~niSiliols The
suppression so rommoRi Is speedily relieved, aud there
be no reeurrenee. IL used according 70 directions.
CAUTION.
TnKEE AVE TIME wnEs TIE HAuHrsH on PEEcIE
PILLs sHoCLD NOT So rAKEE, AMPLE ExPERIENeE HAv-
Ike PRovEH TuAr THEY witt Not ONLY PREVENT rRE0-
NANCY. BV1 INVARIABLY CArsE aIscAEEfAGE " THEY
AK TAKES DURISG THE EAHLIEH MoN1Hs; MARRIED L.
Btrs AEE rHxEzFoRE ckUTioSsp AGAINST uEING THEA
AT srcH TfMEs-AT Any OTHER TINE THES ARE sAFE.
Full direstiOns accompany each nox amt package.
None genuine without the signature Of kNIITE
Morton. Proprietor, Rue ST.. H9nore, Paris, or MAS
sol & LAuRIE, Importers
Price. sres per box; Aslf boxes IS cents.
Sold Wholesale and retail ny WOODS & Paw and g..
sNsrH. srRATTox & Co.. Warren ~. 7. JEWELL,
foungst5En. feo-%S--om
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FlSHIONiBLE MILLINERY,

Miss WARY C FORTAN, OF Warren, &
LOI5 CLARK, = Vienna,
IT AFlNG Ass ciated ih,m<elves 20
II gether III the ahot tusiness. you'd respectfully
announce To Their fiiei ds hat they are prepared 10
GO al It's ness ID their ! ne al 81 ot notice AID il The
most approved D amer
A good assortment # Boanets. Eloses &C, wiIbe
kept Constantly 81 hand.
We rttu n ia -EkS TO the fritnlS who have favored
US heretofore, both IN IN 3 place ard Vienna. and
trus' ~ cur increased i~Acilires. 10 Eve Satisfaction
10 thlso who may h~reaLer favor Us with their pat
rOn4ge.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be given 10 LEACH
ING AID PSESSIN6 Of al kind Of Bonusts.
Our mo,to Is 10 please.
Location q teS I9Ocs cas-. o. Camps Hotel, I door
Sest OF the Ear . HJrs-. Market street.
Warm. Ia, : Su-4S
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0e6 Embellishments.

{ usual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

On the 81 day Of April. A. D. I@6n, salt Justice is
sue,i an order Of srtaehG ent in the grove action for
the sum OF i've dollars and twenty five Cents. sait
cause is set for hearing Of the 18th das Of Nay. A D..
lou. NAV ,. f~6U -3rE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02
Satardan. Me 26M az Of Nag. $50,

10y 1CNSy
At enc o'eiock, P. NJ. OF said day. the fOIlouing des-
-rihvd real estate. Situate H. The township Of BaEetIa,
% SAID county and is a part CT lot NJ % N said
.fnsiti'- and hcuud q as follows BEGINNING &C =
tone set in the middle Of thu north AMI south center
oid-f ar Chains and Two Inks noreh from a stone
II - The north west corner az lot 33. thence north
one fourth degree west three cAsins along the middle
Of said Rad to a stone in the soath corner OF John IL.
CSst-rhnes land. th-nee east on SGld Casterline's
sorJh lire as originally run and marked BY Borden
hve chains TO a stone. thence south Ona fourth degree
east along land OF the GroutOrs three chains TO =
stone. theace wet five chaios TO the place Of begin
ming. and containing on and one half acre Of land,
more or less. Appraised at s 1900 Terms Cash.
Al LYMAN. SheriG.
sheriI's Once, Warren, April ., I-G0.-Ss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

Loss by Insurance Companies Represcn
ted By J. F. AsPer.
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butthey will aequit themselves with hon
or, further the deponent saith not.
Yours. &csr- q
Suicide of Robert E. Carnbell.

The Davenport Gazette ofApril %, gives
the particulars of the suicide OF Robert f..
Campbell, Esq, a leading banker of Daven-
port Iowa. He shot himself in his bank
ing house about II o'clock Saturday, A.
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MOWER AND REAPER. 1860
SHERIFF's SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE "a
1John II. CastsrIinel
VS.. In Court OF Cammon PeaG
John Bradford etat. OF Trunbun coaaty.
By virtne Of an ortrr Of sale issued from the c eurs
~ CcuuOn ? ess OF TrumhHH County. Ohio. TO me d-
ree'ed aud delivered. ] shall OFF, FOR sale. .. Pubic
auction. stthe door IS the Court House in Warren.
20 SAID county on
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-02

xoticei Ia hereby given that the Subscriber has
'se-n appointed as Administrator on the estate Of
Reuben z. Fitch, late OF Trunbull County, deceased.
kEUBEN Z. HITCH.
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