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Nominating a:Gevernor.

The Cleveland Leader of yesterday, is
Out strongly for Mr.. Tod for Governor.
In our paper Of May 18th, We spoke Of
him in that connection. The article elici.
ted some comment from the press of the
State, both Republican and Democratic,
and sage lectures were read to US from
both sides, the former: accusing US of not
being orthodox, and the latter sulky, be-
cause VIC had stolen their thunder. The
Youngstown Sentinel aecused..us of coming
oct for Mr.. Tod, and then backing out,
and Advocating The INCARNATION Of a Re-
publican. We Gid not answer it then,
pre.cGgjas to hide our time. but VIC now
say tint We have done neither of these
things. We have only to rciterate what
&C said at first, that should 4 competent
man, who has heretofore acted with the
democratic party, but who is now earnest.
y sustaining the administration in its eff.
forts to crush out rebellies, be nominated
for Governor, VIC would give him our cheer.
ful and undivided support In i~llustra.
tratien of our views, should such = man
as Hon, David Tod he put in nomination
eS a Union convention, or by 4 democratic
and republican co~nrention, we would sus-
tain him as heartily as We would our cx-
eciIcnt Gov, Mr.. Dcnnison."
This is precisely our position, now
When At the beginning of the present re-
bellion We asserted that, in our opinion,
ihls was a time when party strife should
ne laid aside, and all men who are loyal
and true to the Constitution and Govern
nent should unite to preserve them from
the destruction which rebels and traitors
threaten to bring upon them, we meant
precisely what We said, and We are ready
NOW, in this solem n hour of danger, to
jcin hands with all men who are true to
Their country and its laws, regardless o
what may have been their past party pre-
elections. We do not say that Mr.. Tod
should be nominated for Governor, or Mr..
I~'ennisOn, or Mr.. Backus, or any other
man in particular, but ne do saw, let Us
save Our Country first and wrangle about
party politics afterwards.
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New YolumA.

With this number, commences the forty.
sixth volume of this paper. The first
nambcr of The Trump of Fame.-the pre.
decessOr Of the Ghrcnick-was pzbyished
BY Thomas D. Webb. Esq. on the Goth of
|unc' l8l2, and printed by David Elem
ing. Mr.. Webb is still living, and a res.
adent of this place; Mr.. Fleming died
many years ESQ. In December 1914
AlF. Webbftook Genes White into partner.
NIP aDd they published the paper about
'ayear, when Mr.. Webb retirel. and Sam.
uel'Quiuty, Esq (still a citizen of War
'ren,) took his place. About two ycars af-
fer the paper was sold to Fitch Bissell.
who changed Its name to that of the Yves.
tern Reserve Chronicle, which it still re-
tains. The first number bearing that IL
tie was printed on the 18th day of October
lSlG AMI forty-frc volumes of ffty-two
numbers each have been issued since that
time, although forty-fvc years will not e
lapse until the 4th of October, showing
the difference between ffty-two weeks.
and 365 days, per year. for forty.fve
years The Chronicle is Che Oldest PAPER
published on the Western Reserve, and
with three exceptions. the Oldest in Ohio.
On some future occasion VIC will state in
detail the names of The different proprie-
tors since 1916, and, as correctly as pos
sible. give tic names of the many printers
who bare graduated from this office.
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The Trumbull County Democratic
Co Yention.

In accordance with the request in the
last resolution passed 10y the so-called
Democratic Convention which met in this
avn on the Sd inst, we publish on the
outside of this paper, the report of its prO.
eedlnSs. Of the resolutions rasscd. The
first has no particular meaning, but is of
she old time bunkuu order. The sccon1-
Is highly crcditable to those members Of
the convention who voted for it, and shows
that partisan madness has not swslIovcs
up all patriotism. The third and fourtb
a'e not Objectionable. The fifth probably
has some definite meaning if it could on.
~ be discovered. The sixth gives evidence
that some Of the same old party hacks
Who haTc for so many years controlled the
Democratic party in this county, bore sway
IN the convention. Eren,at a time Eto
this, when not only the continued exist
ence Of the Democratic par had almost
ceased to be a question, but when the
very existence of the United States. ss ,
country, was in imminent peril, these
blind partisans could not for z usuent
lay aside their hatred and prejudice, and
sihk the partisan in tbc'patriot, but must
reitcratc their old f~alsitics upon the Re-.
publicans. and could not even spare their
dings at those ministers of the cospel who
~erc@O criminal as to believe that al
men we're born free and equal"
OF the other resolutions, little iced BE-
said; the seventh amount to nothing. no.
body proposes 'to obliterate State lines
the eighth s~implydOes what the whole
country is doing, and will do, long after
the Democratic PARTY will be numbered
With thefpast; the ninth is of the "bas
been" kind, and th2 tenth mans nth inq
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HER!FF ) SALE
~ Smiths L McCombs

August :, Is6I-3E
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Judge Day.
AKRON. O. AUG. Q. IS61

AKRON, o., Aug. 9, 1861.
EDS. HERALD:-BeiDg pleased with the
stand Hon. Luther Day, of Ravenna, has
taken relative to party action in this cri-
SIS, would suggest the propriety of an
nouncing his name as one emincrtly fit to
be used as a candidate of the people for
the office of Judge of the Supreme Court
of the State.
Judge Day is a lawyer of fine ability
made an excellent Common Pleas Judge
having filed the first term in his sub-di-
vision under the present constitution. He
possesses a clear head, an honest heart,
and is Independent enough to refuse to be
controlled by the dictation of the party
with which he has heretofore acted.
He is acting for and with the people
without the expectation or desire of office,
which is certainly not against his nOmina-
tiOn-Clere. Herald
A REPUBLICAN.
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one WEAPON ExOUGH.-All experien-
ced writer's upon arms for soldiers continue
to discountenance the use of pistols for
privates, and they ridicule Tie idea of
knives. In a close fight the bayonet must
be the means of attack and defense; and,
say the officers, the skillful use of one
weapon is quite as much as the volunteers
are likely to become perfected in. The
bayonct is the fayoT;te weapon of the
French. AS against the Mexicans the
bOwie-knife is powerful and efficient; but
in this war nobody need expect to fight
with Mexicans, and before the knife can be
of any use, the soldier must climb over
pointed bayonets.
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Ohio Army Officers.

In the list of military appointments and
combinations published in the Times, We
find the following from Ohio.
Brig. Generals. d. Cox and Robert
c. Schenck; Quartermasters Department
-Chas. W. Moulton and Fielding Lowry;
Subsistence Depprtment-JOseph G. Crane
and Francis Darr; Paymasters = David
Taylor, Dwight Bannister, Malcolm Nc
Dowell, John Coon, Geo. 3. May, Jacob
A. Camp, Fayette Brown, Isaac Cooke, B.
Rush Cowan, Howard Mathews, Horace
A. Hutchins, Henry B. Reese, and Coates
Kinney.
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WheeIer's Water Drawer.

We witnessed its operations during the
different exhibitions of several State and
County Fairs and Institutes the past fall,
and have had ample opportunity of noting
its capabilities, and must here state that
our opinion Jas was that of many who
examined it at the same time, is one of
unqualified approyal-NatioRGi AgricoE-
turist.
Wheeler's water Drawer Sold by
L. II. BaIrum, Warren, Ohio.
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a SHOWER OF MIST-DRoPs.-If gold
and silver ratified down from the clouds,
they would hardly enrich the land so much
as soft, long rains. Every drop is silver
going to the mint. The roots arc machin-
cry. and catching the willing drops, they
assay them, refine them, roll them, stamp
them, and turn them out coined berries,
apples, grains, and grasses. All the noun
tains of California arc not so rich as arc
the soft miucs of heaven.
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THE LORDSTOWN
T FIRE ms, co,

A re ready at all times 10 take appli-
- sa,ion AMI issue Policies. The Company
ihoush of recent organization has thus far u e with
cheering success. Under the present circumstances
its Gheapuess and permaEency most certainly are
favorable 10 a more rapid growth. The cost for in
suriEs Sl-uu9is one dollar. By order OF the Board
OF Directors ~ UNCAN Pres.
Aug.7, lSGl-3w. 5 DeEORD, Clerk.
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For Governor.

Hon. franklin 7. nackes. Of leveland,
has been Eamed in connection with the Of.
'fos Of Governor. There is not in Ohio, q
more, honest and capable man than Mr.
Dackus, and the interests Of this great
State could not be entrusted to safer hands
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The following correspondence recently
passed between a gentleman of Iowa, and
his son, who had left college to fight for
his country:
"B., Jr.-lfy you enlist 1 disinherit you.
B., ST."
"B.-WithOut a country 1 want no in
heritance. l have enlisted. B., Jr."
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Col. Beatty intends to get up another
regiment, and those who are acquainted
with the gallant bearing of this officer in
Western Virginia, will not hesitate a mo-
ment to re-enlist for three years or during
the war under such a leader.-COL Jour
nal.
The two Companies to be paid off at
this place, arc those which went from War
rcn and Youngstown ChrOn.
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from tAe patent medicines Of the
day. 1. Is . chemical combination OF IRON. SUI
PHUR AID PHOSPHORUS, Of veIy great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful! testimony
10 the benefits Il has conferred or them.
CHURCH * DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
ara the sole prOprietors Of the Article, and have in
ola fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from red to
yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle to :
ounces. &c very cautious in buying to see kat tbs
fac smile Of their signature is o. the outside OF the
wrapper. As all others are counterfeit.
FEB. 90, l66I-iy.l
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Attention
CITIZENS OF WARREN :!

THE undersigned viii open o4 Thurs
day the 18Th. his new establishment. Restaurant
and Saloon. at the corner Of Main and FraEkiin Sts-,
where he WILDE happy to receive visitors. You viii
fad here. FIRST BATE ALE. CLEVELAND G
BEER, WINE etc.. etc. A Free Luaeh at 10 o'clock
A. NJ q, and some anu semeuts in celebration Of the
opening Of tie esia5lis Luent will lie given on Thurs
day. Respectfully,
Aug. Il, ISjl-lE u.FESI4.
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.AAA-LG4 S-14-A
~ Smiths L McConbs In Court Of Common
vs. tPleas Of Trunbul cOua
Allison L. BoswoTth. ~
By virtue Of an Order Of sale issued from tae Court
OF Common Pleas Of TTamruI county. Ohio 20 me
directed and delivered, 7 shall oder tor sale at Pub
lie Auction - the door OF the Court House II War
rem. in said county, on
Saturday the It'll dag Of Sept, 1861,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ. o said day, the following de-
scribed realestate, situate in the township Of kins-
Kan, in said county, and is known by parts Of lot or
Section thirteeR in said township, being four parcels
Of land in section thirteen. one containing absut
thiFty-eight hundTedths Of an acre, an4 one contain
ing about sixty three hundredthS Of an acre. and
he r~eiOfOre decided by Seymour A Potter to Cyrus
BOswOrth, A. l. BOswOrth and kesen D. Pritchard.
also one parcel containing about sixty-One rods, and
another containing about = ght IOds.heretofore deed
ed by Gordon Miller and Benjamin Allen TO the said
Bosworth and Pri.chard, being the Tannery lot and
dwelling house adjacent thereto. For a particular
description of all reference may be had to the Trum
bull Co records Rock "a, Pages 2l9 and sa0, be the
same more or less Appraised at S2750,OO Terms
cash. A. B. lyman Sheriff.
sheriG's Once, Warren, Aug. Z, 1851
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Aug. Il I-Ci-3z
BERRIES !!

~ The subs~riber las Tor sale, hy the Dor or leo,
we'll grown plants II the following varieties: Wilson's
Albany, HOyey's feeding, Trionrhe de Gand, Long
wsrth's Prolific, Hooker, AeAyOyts Superior, Mon
roe Scarlet, Boston Pine, and numerous other varie-
ties, in small quantities. Abed set out this month,
and welltaEe4 care OF, will produce next year. a fair
crop Of fruit BENZ STEVENS
Warren d Aug Il. EGl-3gN
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CHANGE OF PosTMAsTERs-Thomas i.
Moore has received the appointment of
Post Master at Youngstown, vice Alexan-
der McKinnic. removed, and will enter up
on the duties of the Office, at an carly day.
-RrgfstPr.
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| EGAL NOTICE.

IL Samuel SUiRDy executor Of
Alfred button. decd, and adm'rl
Of Edwin L~eHngwel, deed, pin
John 3. Walker, William Walker Tae site OF
Kichs I'd Ii aaAef. EimIr4 4 uhiu. rrumbu II
Button. EidOe 30 said Alfrca county. -, in the
Bu,o4. WIIism Uub~n iorI aLdj PrO,aIe Court.
Laura his W.ls, tTeuerick B1tson,t
Levi Benedrct and Margaret his(
vile, William Eiucli and Lucindaf
his vile, Erwin Galloway andi
Mary his vile. and Alfred B1tton,f
heirs at Law vi said Alfred But
ton. deed. Maria Lefingwell,
" dow 81 said Edwin Leningwell,
deed. sarah LefhngwSll. Henry
Jefin gN eli. Nary LefhngEeIlandj
Charles ~Lefingweii minor heirSI
Of said Edwin Letins well, dec'dI
defendants
The defendants will take notice that on the third
dag OF August AID. ls0l, the pl4intin fled in The
Probate Court within and for the county OF Trum-
bull aforesaid, a petition, alleging that on the 23rd
day Of April 4. L. 1855, this saIi Alfred Baton, then
in full life, and The plaintiff a administrator as a
foresaid, entered into a contract in writing with
SAID John b. and William Walker for the sale ofthe
following described real estate situate in said eOun-
ty Of TrUmbull AMI State OF Chic, and being all thai
tract or lot Of Iaui. together with the building there
On, decided to Alfred Button and Edwin leilngwell
by Richard IddIugs. situate IN the town Of West
Warren, and beiHE The south pant OF village lot Ne
IS, in the village Vi West Warren a. laid out by
said Edwin Let5ngWell into village lots, being the
lat on which said Alfred Button, deceased. and Ed
win LeHinggeIl. deceased. erected a ~building cloth
- 80 =
building, with the exception Of the gear wheels on
the water wheel and the sh Aft on which the piRion
Sheelis fitted, upon the following terms; TO wit: one
thousand dollars to be paid by said John B. and
William Walker six months alter the first day Of
May A. D. l>j5, together with Interest thereon. That
said John b. zud William Walker on the 4Lh day Of
august A D.. 1856, paid The iullamOunt OF said -pur-
chase price 50 agreed upon. That on the 9TH day Of
January 4 D. lo5S, said William walker assigned
all his interest in said contract to Richard II. Walk
er. who on the 4h day OF April A.. 1851, assigned
the same 10 John 3. Walker aforesaid. That on the
day Of 4 D. 1861, said Alfred Button, died,
leayiaEhil, The said plsiatiG, his executor.
The prayer OF the petition is for authority to make
and deliver to said John i Nalssr, new the sole
owner of said contract, in behalf OF the aforesaid
heirs at Law Of said decedeEts, Alfred Button and
Edwin Lehingweli. and free from the right Of dover
Of said Elmira P Button, a deed in fee simple for
real estate hereiEbefOre described. said petition
will be for hearing on FriGay the SOJh day Of Au-
gust A. d. 1851, or as soon thereafter IS leave OF said
Court can be obtained
RArLIFF & WATSON,
August :, Is6I-3E Attys tor Plsistif.
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4 ENACTMENT NOTICE.
More Teamsters Wanted
FOR THE U. S. ARMY-EAST.

NOber. industrious men, desiring to
~ engage as Teamstets 10 tie b. s Army, E1l 10
ply at the ofhee of W p. CAREY < CO., No. 81 to
o. River Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
None but those accustomed 20 drive and take care
Of horses, are wanted.
Applicants will be more sure Of acceptance who
come prepared with recommendation from their Fa-
spectacle n~eighbOrs and friends.
rAY-S90 per Month. and ] Ration per day.
ARstiOn is equal to one days provisions. ne
teamster fnds his own clothes and blanket. No AMI
iogm is required.
The next detschment will start East oD Tuesday,
July SSrd, 1861 and others will follow from Ene 70
time. W. CARY,
July -, 1861. Cleveland, G.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Anon LawrsDeel

by virtue o; a veuditioni Exponas, issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, of Trumbull county, o..
and to me directed and delivered I have levied On
and shall expose to public sale at the residence Of
defendant in the Township Of Brookdeld. TTsnbell
county, Ohio, on
Tuesday the 20h dag of august, 1861,
sale to commenced t 1 o'clock P. n. Of said day and
to continue until the property il SID. to wits y
head Of yearling calves and I black mare four years
old. Terms Cash. A B. LYMAN. Sheris.
Sherih's Office, Warren. Aug :, lS6L-
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iOROBATE

1t lis ordered that the following accounts Of ex-
eeuiors, administrators and guardians that have been
lied IN this Court be advertised for three e0nsecu-
tVs weeks sgreeably to law. and that they remain on
ME Tor iasps etiOn and exceptions till the 9Th Of Sep
teuber, Is6l- when they will be examined and oruer
ed 70 reeorH II no exceptions appear thereto. to wit
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
t the last Trumbun County Teach

4 { The last TrumbuII COunty Teach
n ers' Institute, Sept. $500. tie members Of that
Institute passed q resolution re ueSting the County
Board Of Examiners 10 make provision for another
Institute in Aug. 1861 OWNS to the disturbed stats
OF the country. and the absence OF many Teachers in
hest to dispe sc visa an Institute for this year
7 eachcrs will take notice Ry srisr Of .he Board
W~HIT7LESBY ADAMS, Sec'y>
Warren, Chic, Al Z. :, 6I-lE.
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EXAMINATION
OF
School Teachers

The Board Of School Examiners for
L TIUmJull County. will commence their regular
Examinations, CT teachers for Tall and winter schools.
on the 23d day Of September. Applicants, for certif-
icates. who reside in Gustavus, kinsman, Johnston
and Vernon, will attend the Examination, on Mon
day the I'D day Of September
Applicants residing in Lib-Tty, Hubbard. Brook
feld and Vienna, on Wednesday, the 2jth dag Of
September.
Those residing in Fowler, Bazetta Mecca ard
Hartford. On Friday, the eth day Of September.
Applicants residing in MsssP otauia. Greene,
Bloomfield and Bristol, on EORdsy, the 2Oth day OF
September.
ATplicau's residing in Pennington, Cha mpion and
Southingtcn, on Wednesday. the Cd day Of October.
Applicants residing in Newton, LoTdstoWn and
Braceyille. on Friday, the 4th day OF October.
Applicants residing in Wa=TeR. uswland and
Weathersheld, on Monday. the 9Th day Of October.
Teachers, please remember. that it is expected,
that applicants residing in the several townships,
will attend onfks deg assigned above for their re-
spective township.
The County has been divided as Aforesaid TO avoid
the necessity II too many applicants being present
on any one dag.
Applicants will please bring states. not moPS. in
to the Examination Room.
No ceTtincate will be lated back TO cover time
taught previous to examination.
1t is important that candidates be prompt, IN al
tendance, 1T the hour specified.
The Examinations will he he'll at The Court House.
to commence each 3Hy al 10 o'clock a. VI
w~HITTLESEI ADAMS
Warren, o., Aug. u. ISGI-5E.
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Reader, do not fail to read the adver-
tise1rcnt Of I'rsf Woeds, in another col
uipn.
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~ is hereby given thar tLc Undersigned has bees
appointed and qualified. a. Administrator or the -
tate Of Eli " DI.5 tate Of B1z.ttt. iIrmbuil eoun
ty, Ohio. deceased al pers' n indebted 10 the Is
tate are requested TO Ease immediate payment. anG
those Ia wing claims against the same will present
them 10 TIE uld-rsisaed for allowance or rejection.
ADDISON VI. DRAY.
Ar II T-Ef-gv
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SOAPS-Casils, Woman's Friend,
\ Transparent, Colgates and the hest Of fancy
Soaps At WOODS
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|. SSIGNEE,o NOTICE

n Notice is hereby given that a dividelJ VI for
ty six per cent will he paid the creditors o. 8. 2
Bushnell, by the Assignee. AZ :he centre f Hsrti.r5
at the Store Of Miner. h1mrsn q Go on HOHI4f
Sept 2d. ISL b THOMPSON
Aug II, '6i-3W~ Assignee S BUzHNELL-
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Brookheld Fair.

Tbe Second Annual Fair of the Far
i m.rs and ies' Association Of EraOkhsld
will be ED on Tuesday aid Wednesday the 18th and
18th days of September, at tn Falr Sronnes OF SAID
Association, one half mile ROrth II broOkneld centre.
by sirtue Of a resolution passed Al meeting OF
the Association. held at BroOkfeH on us ~Sth oAy
Of June, an invitation is hereby extendeC 70 resi-
dents Of Hubbard. Vienna and Hartford town hps IN
this County and Hickory township 10 Mercer Gun
ty, Pa, TO enter stock, AID compete for premiums a.
said far. Subject to he rules and regulations Of
said Association
REGUL 4TI0NS.
lst. The fair shall I've open to breeding stock from
any Of the Eve townships named abOv-.
81. The premium on brood mares and colts. is for
the mare alone. The colt being evidence Of the
qualities Of the dam.
81. All manufactured articles except agricultural
implements, must be owned in, AID have been
manufactured in said townships.
9Th When ne competition occurs in any class or di-
vision. q premium shall not he aEardea. except
the intrinsic merit Of the animal or article war
rants it
jh All horses and colts must be exhibited 10 the
awardins Committees within the ring. and must
De- - ar0ke as 10 be manageable there
oh Nayi.E one dollar into the Treasury Of the As
gociatior. constitutes a uemaersbip for one GEAR.
sh. Persons nut m-sbeTs % the a5sOciatio4 shall
pay for 4LaiIluce at he gate, a. follows: For
single horse ten cents. STgle horse aHd ear
Rage fifteen cents Two hHrzr carrttg- te-cty
ave cents WYATT Nc6AY. Prs.
Il A. ADAMS, Secretary
EroakfeId. Aug "a. I-Gl-sy
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Making connections as follows:
Al Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and CleVe-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Falls. sc.
At Mantua with hacks for RaTenna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks for Newton Pals &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, Greenville, Mead:
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell, and Enon VALLEY, and thence by P. TT. W. &
c. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
Mar. 90, 1911 CHAs.L. RHODES, ssps-
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ECLECTIC MEDICINES-A large
- Invoice lrsn W 5 MerreI s Co, Cincinnati
sold b~ J. R. WOODS.