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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-27
sHERIFFpg SALES


THIen BrsIaicr eogHr jobs. 2. MooaE VI PHILIP
pY VIRTUE Of writ ~ dert fsseIas, TO
ND Hfssted By the H0ofabfe te Third IftEe CoHst
New Orleans 70 de Adore entitled easss yin gfssed % sell
the ninth day e Jay lsso as n e'eloek &
between Union and PsTdo street, In the Flint
District Of ibis city, expiring the FIRST Of October next ~
tie $40 per month payable monthly The end 0 ec
and every month"; si privilege Of renewing for four YeaFs
n asSzrd In fhs @hove bnit. &se
TERMSIhe purchaser to pay the Il falls dne and
the Valance q ihe price Of sdIndeaiioa, The spot
& ". r. FARKER,
Shefstf II The Parish OF Orleans.
Tso,sIEaE cous PE pssrxicr JOHN I, q NaoEE PHI
Ey yERTU d,gn writ &c aerf fsefas, a
Dc i Nouvee dams Fare edessrs, " pocsdaai Y
LUSBf, de Juliet 1850 IL eures A. H. les IeHx CT
apIes dssignss, 4 REHABILITATION De-
La balance du BAIL dn magassn sitas Baronne No 81
entire cees de Pnon Perdo dAas 10 Premier District
ette Vile exp5fant e Ter doefobre rrochain $500 siso
de 80 par unis payaie I'm de caque
uvec privilege de fennnysier pouf einq annses
Sais{e dams rgifaife stessr,ss
CoNpTff0ESIi e placement dn Ieyer
son scheanee II n baspce iu px disqualification sff
await, compliant an nonent Dc ra1iudIenon-
y. i. PARKER
lez1 p jF2 Sheriff de j. PsFosse dOrlfans
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-27

plurality of connting for each share of stock
voted UPON shall lie sufficient elect Directors, shall Mt
their t nseng after their election choose one of their
ber for President Of the Association who shall he elected by
majority Of the Who'll. Boari and upon whom all citations and
other legal processes shall be seryed
Il shall duty of the President preside all meetings
Board, and in Of absence inability ac the
Board shall elect Of their members President pro tenn, who
shall for time being exercise The full powers OF President
All atoms shall b, by ballot under the perinedence Of
INSPECTORS by the Board from lie Sockhold
ers ot Directo) least week prior election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-27

SEcosnE JUSTICE PAX LA WILLIE de II NOUYELls-
Pour la faoisse dorans OUTLAWS vs. D !. AssoN.
Inn VERTUE dun writ de ferl facfas a
Il moi alresss par rIion d. +. Mitchell DeiNeme jus
ce De Pax pour IL Orleans, dams laire ei.dess
lie oroeGdefai Ia situte de Ia Commune,
entire les Camp des Magasns, lie VSDHEDI lime
bnr de niilet 1860 midi, Ia vente pubiaue de- Z,
I'm TERRAIN dams lie Premier District de eetie VILE
ae.o No dams Tet horne les rles 1acells
nryaes Eato Thalia 10 dit terrain mesntan 81 pes Il
uocns ct lianes de Ia Baccns 100 pieas 10
poIces raes de profondeur
Saisi dams laifaire eidessus =, :. :,
W. H. WATERS,
iel2 ~ 81 iy5 IL Conhftable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-27

GTIA nj ENGINE FOR SAL{s-A FItss f.RA sssa
~ hand Stesn Engine for salene inches By
inches Eroke OF eyndeg with heater force and eoid
pumps pipes rsmplete haing sutabe Tor 81"
" 'sss ~ = A. THOMPSON,
lei Noe. II and 10 St. Ferdinand st Third Dsrcf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-27

DY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable tile Second District Cont
of New Orleans IN the above emitted viii proceed 70
pablo auction, the City Ha;et Common street be-
tween Camp Magazine streets. SATURDAY, Jnly Ts
1860 II ocleck ~, tile following described property, to
Wit.
mt Mary and 81 Andrew ttfee3x having Of
ANDREW street. by hundred aud fey
fest n depth.
s;cize4 i'll HE above shit
TERAS-CsslI on tile spot. --
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Temperance Meeting.

A Temperance Meeting was held in Temper
AAce Hall, on Saturday evening, March 10, 1860.
The Meeting was called to order by e~lecting
W. S. Woodrow Chairman, and John Bride,
Secretary.
The object of-the meeting was stated by Gen.
AeLain, to be the election of delegates to at
tend the State Temperance Convention, to be
held in the City of Columbus, on the 18th inst.
After some remarks. on motion the following
gentlemen were elected delegates to represent
Trumbull Co., in said Convention, E. Spear
Sen, Il. Austin, j. D. Cox, G. N. Hapood. H.
Norton, r. Il. Walker, Julius King, B. P.
Jameson, VS.. Woodrow, Joseph Marvin, T.
J. McLain Dr., A. S. Robbins, and Wm. Ritezel.
Resolved that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in our County papers. On mo-
tiOn the meeting adjourned.
WIN. S. WOODROW Chm.
JOHN Birdie, See.
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Elegant Portrait.


Mr.. Z. D. Howard has just completed a life
size portrait of T. ?. Handy, Esq, PresideRt
of the Commercial Branch Bank, which. for
faithfulness to nature and lifelike expression
is most admirable. The portrait is a photo
graph by Bisbee, and the finished picture ex-
hlblts all the accuracy of outline and feature
which the photograph must necessarily en-
sure, together with the freedom Of touch and
fidelity to all the shades of nature which the
plain photograph cannot give, and which, Is OBJ
serva6le in all frst-class portraits hy hand
In this blending of the chief acquisitions OF 4
good picture, Mr.. Howard has been very sue.
eessful.-CleUelqnd Leader.
We are glad to know that our predecessor is
bringing his fine taste and artistic skill into
notice, and hope he may find painting portraits
and landscapes, in divers colors, as much more
profitable than painting passing events, with
ink, as it is more pleasant.
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FWTnH.

We observe that Mr.. Jesse Day, policeman,
has advertised Swine restrained by him from
running at large within the Corporation limits
of our Village, and has given the required no
tice for the owner to appear, pay charges and
penalty and take said Swine, or they will be
sold at public Auction.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Day has set the
example to the Marshall and Police of our Vii
lage, and hope that they may "gOa and DO like
wise" The daily and nightly depredations of
hogs and pigs in our streets, and npon the
premises of our citizens have become a nuisance
ne longer to be tolerated. Officers do your du-
tt.
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The County Nuisance

an examination of the County Jail, and in very
plain language p~ronouce it a nuisance, and
rscommend the commissioners to proceed at
once to take measures to bring the matter be-
fore the people With a single exception, Chat
of last year for the last six or eight years,
each succeeding Grand Jury has pronounced
the Jail a nuisance, but still it stands a disgrace
to the County, and a source of cruel wrong to
those who are imprisoned in 1t. We are sure
that could all the citizens of the County visit
this prison, and examine its cells, that of them
all, mt FIVE hundred men would be found who
would not say of it, just precisely what the
members of the Grand Jury have said.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

NIX WATER IN THIS MOUTH WITH TRE ~
& SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price Cine Dollar Per BOTTLE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
New Firm.

By reference to our new advertisement it
will be seen that T. j. McLain, Esq, has as
ISOLATED with himself in the Banking and In
suranee business, his son, T. J. MeLain, Jr.,
under the name of T. J. McLain & Son.
The General is too well known as a business
man, TO need any Recommendation at our hands.
The Junior is one of the most unexceptionable
young men of our acquaintance,-accomoda
ting. intelligent, honest and honorable. The
firm will be strong and safe.
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grmt 5ntslIiGnts.
Kew Advertisements.

T. J. MeLain & Son-Banking and Insurance
Co. Auditor d Treasurer-Statement of funds
/. 1. Fuller-Union Schools.
Ensign & Soule-Dissolution-
Andrews & Finney- do
Andrews & Aldrich- do
Geo. Adams-Books and Pens.
L.J Iddings-For Rent.
Curtis Hall-Guardian's Sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
The Buckeye Cofee-Pot.

We arc not in the habit of putting" articles
unless we deem them worthy-neither are We
fast" enough to discard an old article, simply
because a new one makes its appearanee-but
the Buckeye Cofee-Pot, invented by Prof. H.
?. Gatchell, combines SO many good qualities,
IN saving coffee. improving the flavor; and in
simplicity that we do not hesitate to recon-
mend it.
Call on Mr.. ]. A. Tracy. who has the right
for manufacturing in this County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

We are glad to learn that Messrs. Patch &
Opdyeke ed Messrs- Andrews q Weeks, have
purchased the east half of the property known
as the Porter lot, on Market Street. and contcm-
plate erecting thereon, during the ensuing sea-
son, g substantial three story Brick building,
fifty feet front, Immediately west of the En-
pire block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Newton Falls Correspondence.


Newton Falls, March 10th, 1860.
Messrs. ElitorS:-There have more changes
taken place in the business of cur village this
Spring, than ever before, and whether they will
all be the most beneficial to us is more than
can be determined at present. Capt. Tew as
all know, has wound up his business and his
goods have been disposed of by his assignee.
We shall miss the Capt. and his store as much
as any other establishment in the place. He
probably had more than his share of prompt
and heavy purchasers, and his store ever has
been headquarters for nice fancy and millinery
goods. The Capt. will remove to Newburgh
to conduct the Cataract House" which is per
haps as good a House as is in northern Ohio.
Success to him in his new employment, and
may he still continue to laugh and grow fat
Abbott d Higgins are winding up their large
business, but viii continue to buy and sell pro-
duee and torun the fax aad tow mill, which
is of itself a large and profitable concern. 1
understand that one of the partners is largely
interested in an oil spring in Pennsylvania.
which l have no doubt from his good Judgment
and shrewdness, viii prove a profitable invest
ment. The firm of Ensign & Soule in the
drug trade has been changed, the business go
ing into the hands of Lyman T. Soule. We
hope of course, this branch of business NAV
prove profitable. VIM. E. Hartin the dry goods
trade, has gone into a strict ready nay system,
being convinced that such n method of doing
business will prove most profitable to buyer
and seller. We hope he will get not only his
own but all other customers into that same
u5ay.
There have been no other changes as vet, but
l have heard that when Spring opens public
patronage will have another rival for its favors.
more the merrier. There never was a bet
ter opening for business in Newton Falls than
The present, and that its trade may rapidly in
crease to the good of both buyer and seller is
The ardent wish Of Yours truly,
OBSERVER.
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aud the leaves will be for the healing OF

~ Maxim strictly adhered to
l give such balm as have re strife
With nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands / never stain,
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
lie Is 4 Physician indeed, who Cures
The Indian Herb Doctor, IL J. LYONs, cures the
folioxing Complaints in tie nOSt OtssinSts stages Of
their existence. viz:
Diseases OF the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Drspsy in the Chest, RI. umatism. Neuralgia. FITS
OrFaling Siekness.sud all ether Nervous De
r~angr1eRts. Also. al diseases 81 the Blood,
sCch as Scrofdla. Erysipelas, Cancers,
Fever Sores. LepFosy, and all Oth'r
complicated chronic Csnpliuts.
All forms OF female Difficulties attended 70 with The
happiest results
Il is hoped that no one viii despair Of a Cure until
they have given the Indian Hers Doctors Medicines
a lair and ia;thiul trial. W During the Doctors
travels in Europe. West indies. East Indies, South
America and the United States. he hrs been the in
stTUmeEt in Coils hand, 10 restore to health ard vigor
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more, thousands who we're on the verge Of tae gave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill aad successful treatment, and are daily
ciaimire--Biesses re the day when first We saw
and paTtpok OF the Indian Hero Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references Of cIres will be gladly and
cheerfuily given whenever required.
Tbs Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in n"wise directly or iniirsc;ly iRdure or cause any
Invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability OF = cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free, The poor
shall he literally considered.
IPPost unice address. be1 1908.
Sep 81, '5g-y RJ.LYOSs, Nd
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Arrival end Departure of Mails.

Posi- OFFICE. WARREN, ONO,
July LIST. 1859.
Esrzest0S1 daily, arrives = p N. leaves II an.
EEecEtuHd, do do Ham. do Bpm.
Sales. do do 7pm. do Gam.
Sker01. arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. i9k N. Leaves
same days at . D n
". GrEeHriie. arrives Mon Wed. Fri. 2 p n Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat at Iik IN
GrssusSErFh. arrives Tues 8 Sat. by Pm Leaves
Mon & Thurs. at : \ N.
~. ED. arrives wed.& Sat. by , P N. Leaves
Tues. e. Fri at Ia
Fsrmington. arrives Tues. & sat. by Is N Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri. az 70 m.
cGntsn. via Duek Greek, Hannsh's Mills. &c. arrives
Fidays At & . n Leaves SATURDAYS at : a m.
III Mails which AeAve at or before { 4 m, are closed
the presiding evening at p m All Others are elo-
sed half an hour previous to their departure.
T. Z. WEBB P. NJ.
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DIR. T

viii be in warren. GaskiIl House. again. on Wedu
day, March 18th. Garretsville. Thursday, March
AM youngstown, Tuesday 5 arch 9Th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Valuable Furs Loot.

On Sunday evening last, probably between
the Methodist Church and her residence on
Market st., Mrs. c.. W. Messer lost a large and
fine Fitch Fur Cape. The finder will be re-
Farded by returning the same.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Co-PARTNERSHTP.
DIR. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP.
Far the H,yre of D;Saoe.e

This compound is purely vegetable and Hade Of
roots AID iEaTks of our own ciimste- We give teStimo-
Hials below from prr-on- who have used il. thus show
ing shat ~ eases IL in vaiiahiY cIres- such as E----
aud arue- Chilis. Iiradachr. Pain in tn size. stomach.
shoulders, Rack, Hips AID Limbs. PaIpitztion OF The
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head Gen
eral ce-ihty. Weakness. Hard Breathing. Asthma
and various other diseases.
At turtles The blood is q sure rCmeay for female
Eeakness--. prcpsy- rheumatism and Nrural.ia-
This medicine being a compound. WORKS npon the
liver, SiOJi. Kidneys and Lungs. ds gorg-s TIE Liver.
.rees ue stomach an bowels, removes co .tivrn IS.
1Ise7Se and can he taken Uith Ieffct safety. by old
or Dung 1t may be relied III. q as an rrliicat5r Ct
the human system Of all or most diseases, OF the
blood and If taken in time, a preventative from tax
ing other diseases. such As bilious, intermittent, ty
isnus and I, phnia Frvers.
No DISEASES can rXis. where the blood is U ade pure.
One or two bottles per year Nili secure health to any
family taken at any time to suit the pStient.
unIary ceTufcates.
This IS to certify that I was afflicted with Dronsy
and irmaie Wraknes Is for a nun.er OF years BY
phs sicians gase lie up aud said that I was last re
coverJ. / then used DR.. Days DaHdelion Syrup. il
gave immediate relief. al 1 am nov happy to ne lie
TO say that / am perfectly we'll. MARY 81. MOORE.
The lie to cerify that have afflicted with the Lives
complaint, Asthma. palpitation g: the heart. and
pains throushthe h'dy and limbs. Afe- dss7arirg
. medical aid. L happened t. e in Warren, and met
DR.. Day and got \ bottle f D~lnieiion Syu,. az4 in
a short tim- vas restored 20 perfect h-aith.
Dr. JOHNSON, Washington, Pa.
I have used d.. Days Syrup by which ny life was
preserved and L avn nov a healthy man.
?. wEAvER, warren Ohio.
This is to certify that 1 have used d.. Days con
ound, l an satisfied wish It's use.
Rev SHUEICK. NJ. z. Church.
For Sale 10y Woods & PeT and Smith. Str4tten &
Co Warren Ohio.
Warren, Feb. 18th, 1863.
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For Tie Ease and Comfort ofhs Patienks
A~SSIGNEES' SALE.

The sndersigned, as Assignee Of Levi Nichols. will
Offer for sale. at The Store rom lat-Iy occupied by
sad Nichols in Warren, on Thursday, the a2n1 daX
of March, A. d lS60, A large assortment of Hats
Caps, ready made clothing, Cloths, Cassimers, gents
FURNISHING goods, trimming and other goods
On al purchases OF tea dollars And over a credit Of
six months will ~begiEsn, BY note on interest vim
approved security. sale to commence on said day
and continue from day 20 day until the entire stock il
sold.
CHARLES ". SMITH Assignee.
Warren Prb. -, '6l-5w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
FLOUR! FLOUR FL0UR!!

DREAD IS THE STAFF. OF LIFE
ID especially when made from such favori.e add I'M
60 Ialed trauds as II. Harvey & Co.'S City Mills and
superior Mills Those who have rever used ilarvey's
donI, snould hy all means, and are earne-ug invited
20 try some Of it before purchasing elsewhere. Also
Girard Mills. Nangorder's, AID a number Of other
brands. always on hand by the sack. barrel or load,
and Al as low prices as can he lad in TrumhuIl c..
always fresh from Tie mill and warranted. at
p.TNNPss
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Ready for Deliverv.

Two white hankerchiefs, one brown berage
veil, and one pair of kid gloves; were left in
Empire Hall, on the last day of the Teachers
Examination. The owners can find then. at
this office, if called for soon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

UOb IIhILN EINO-
HaVihg = superior assortment Of JOB printing mate.
rlaI. ne are prepared TO execute in the best manner, al
Kinds Of plain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
AAdress Cstds. Certificates. labels,
pusiness Cards. Check Books, ManifestS,
rank Checks. CoIored Printing. Notes,
BiIls OF LRding, Drafts. Programmes
nall Tickets. Form Books, Receiuts.
Rlsnks, all kinds, Hsndhills. Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape OF Printing, at
prices that cannot fail to suit. and with the grestestdis-
patch. We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
Sfcsrds a8d fine Stationery. from which those in van;
Of Printing can select
Justices and COnStabIeS' Blanks
WARRANTED, NoRTG IGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS EXECUTIONS. sUBPGgAs. EIC.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Tuesday, 9th inst. Mr.. 1. N. Dawson
will sell, at his residence in West Warren, q
large lot of stock, farming utensils, &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
ID

a BsHsroIsHt Hasfi,ptioa established Ey special En-
dsDAeHt. fer tAs re'tD Of fks Siek and Distressed
afflicted Hnh Yirz!eat aud Epi3emie Diseases. aud
especially for rae Cure Of Diseases .J the SeEze{
OrgaNs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
4f1 by the Acting Surgeon,t - al who apply by let
ter, with 4 description OF their condition, (age. Oecu-
patton. habits Of life. &c y and in Cases Of extreme
poverty. Medicines furnished hee Of cLarge--
VALUABLE REPORTS on S,ernato-rhGa. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, ard on the NEW
employed in The EIspensary. seEt 60 tho
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. free az c-ar<e.-
Two or three Stamps for hostage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. J. SKlLLIN HOUGiiTOI. Acting
Surgeon. Hoaarl -Assaeistion, No. , South Ninth
Street, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. by order Of the Directors.
FRA d.. HEARTWELL, PrefidcHt.
aka. FAIBCLILD. Secretary,
Nor. I6. ls5J-ly
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-
EEEP IN any L
The FAMILY c.
gentle hCt active Csihlr
las used in his practice
The constantly increaS
who have long used the
ton which all express IN
induced ne to place
all
Tia Profession well
thartics act on different
The FAMILY CA
With due reference t.
been Compounded from
vegetables Extra
part Of the alimertary
SAFE in ell cases where
such AZ DERAN q
A c II. ~SLSEPINESS
AND JoIN.. COSTIVE-
2ORENESS OVER THE
sudden cold, which IRE
in = long course Of Fe
TITF, = ~CR&EPINs'
OVER THE BODY
II L a c II L. o.!
al INFLAMhiA
WORMS in CEILDRES
TISM. = great PCRIFI
many diseases to Whtch
Gus to mertiUn il hi
BOSE. to z
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DUBLIC SALE.

4 The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on
y esday- the 9Utk day of March. at his residence neal
Leayittsburgh- in Warren Township. TrunbulI COun.
~, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, the following
property:
Tzo Brood Mares. Three 5 year oil Horses, Two J
year old colts, two > year old colts. one ] year old
colt tKennebee), five Cows, two , year old Heiiers,
sax : wear old Steers, eight yearling Calves (Heifers
and steersl' one = horse Wagon, nearly new. one
Lumber Wagon. nearly new, two PlGEs. enc CulsivR-
tor one Resolving hay Rake, one Tanning Mil (Cur-
ts' bestb one ? horse Sled, one Double Seu Harness.
and a variety Of other articles.
A credit Of six months with approved s~ecurity, viii
b. given on all sums over Eve dollars.
Warren. March :, Go-eW 1. n. DAWSON.
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New Arrangement.
Cash, or to Prompt Sig Month
buyers, at Low Rates.
G. MNOSER.
Positively 10 SHlLL ACCOUNTS NBDB

This mode OF doing business will enable hin to OBJ
viate the usual necessity imposed on all business men.
OF tx NJ prompt men for the losses Insured ~ giving
credit to irresponsible hsy eTs
Having briefly stated his terms he woIld now invite
attention to the fact that h. has just returned from the
east, with a splendid stock OF
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NIl-NAA - =
The Report of the Grand Jury, made at this
Term, respecting the county Jail, having been
examined by the Court, it is ordered to be en-
tered on the Journal. And it is further order
ed that the Clerk cause said Report to be pub
lished in the Newspapers of Warren, and the
expense thereof be charged to the County, as
part of the expenses of the Court, at this term.
The State of Ohio, Almou D. Webb.
Trumbull County. Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas within and for said County,
hereby certify, that the above and foregoing is
a full, true. and correct copy of the Report of
the Grand Jury, and the order of Court, made
at the March Term. A. D., 1860, respectingthe
condition Of the County Jail.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the seal of said Court, at
the Court House in Warren, in said County,
this 10Th, day of March, A. D., 1869.
ALMON D. WEBB, Clerk.
By ADDISON NJ. DRAY, Deputy.