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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-07

A Coon OXE.-Thc following good one
was perpetrated the other day in Mans
field, Richland county, which is too rich
to be lost-Shortly after the stampede of
the Federal troops at Bull Run had oe-
Cured and the tidingS of that disaster had
been pretty generally circulated, a wool
dyed Locofoco of the Old School, came in
from the rural districts and meeting with
an acquaintance, he stopped to inquire a.
bout the war; and remarked to his friend,
IL understand the Secessionists have licked
our boys out, and they have all run away,
and | would like to know how that hap
pened % His friend replied. The reserve
guard became panic stricken and fed, and
BY 50 doing they communicated the panic to
the soldiers engaged and the stampede be-
come general The old fellow bit his lip,
in very madness, aud remarked, "Ialways
knew them id Western Reserve fellows
would run."-O. S. Journal.
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More Soldiers Killed by Disease than
10 Battle.

The statistics of campaigns prove that
the soldiers life is more exposed in the
field, and that he is more likely to die in
the hospital than in battle. Of the 3d.
$50 English soldiers engaged in the Cri-
mean war, only 1858 were killed in ac-
ton, and 1,76I died of wounds; while &c.
29S died of disease at the seat of war, and
about $4,000 were discharged on account
of sickness. Twelve were taken to the
hospital on account of disease, to every one
taken there on account of wounds. Du-
sing the Mexican war, of the 1886 Of
our troops who died from all causes at the
seat of war, only 1,548 were killed in bat
tie or died from wounds; 1882 more were
discharged from sickness and disability.
Disease destroyed ten times as many as
the weapons of war. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-07

Hampton Village, near Fortress Monroe,
has been evacuated by the National troops
and loyal citizens. and the contents of all
the houses have been removed to the fort.
The bridge which connects the town with
the adjoining country. has been removed,
and all the roads have Been barricaded.-
As soon as the enemy attempt to take
possession of the village it will be burned
to the ground. Thousands of ''~cOntrabands"
are CHARTERED in and about the Fortress
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IWNH WWUNCNf ~
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.

A COOP MovEMBNT.-It is said that
Gen. Mcclellan is about to issue a general
order, making it incumbent on brigadier
generals to have a division drill by trum-
pet at least once u week, until further or
ders. The first drill is to commence on
on or about the 10th of next month. At
present the men do not know a single call
on the brazen instrument, as We hayetaken
occasion to remark more than once, and It
highly necessary that full instructions there
in should he given to them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-07

CHEAP Ux1FORMs.-Connecticut ingen-
nuity is;never falling in the production Of
needed aad timely articles. A WOODEN man
ufacturing firm in Enfield is making a knit
uniform Of durable material and proper
color, represented to be servieeable and sui
table for summer or winter wear, which
can be furnished per niform-jacket, vest
AMI pantaloons-fer three dollars.
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PetersOn's Countefeit Detector.

The August Detector describes Sc new
counterfeits put in circulation in the month
Of July. 1t is one of the most reliable de-
tectors published in the United States,
and is very cheap, the Monthly being one
dollar per year. Published by t. B. Pc
terson. SOC Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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WELL PUr.-A1i Illustrated paper prin-
ted at Leipsic, Germany, compares the
North and South IN this foreible way;
What the South lacks-mOney, men and
the favor of God. What the South has
~niggers, yellow fever. and the alliance Of
Satan. WHAT the North has-mOney, men,
a righteous cause, and the sympathy of
humanity. What the North lacks-pirates
and thieves"
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

A I the last Trumbull County Teach
~ ers' Institute, Sent ls6O. the members Of that
Institute passed a resolution requesting the County
BOARD Of Examiners to make provision for another
I~nstftute in Aug. 1861. Owing TO the disturbed state
Of The country, and the absence OF many Teachers ia
ID. battle feId. the Board Of Examiners have thought
hest 70 disDe-se with an Institute for this year
Teachers will take notice. By order Of .he Eosrd.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Sec'y.
Warren, Ohio, Aug =, '6I-Iw.
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Lake Erie Female Seminary.

Located at gainesville, is the Mount
Holyoke Institution of the West Hon.
Reuben Hitchcock is President of the
Board{ Among the graduating class on
the 17th ult. was Miss Mary II. Christy
of Kinsman.
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SHERaFt . SALE.
~ Smiths L MeConbs In Court Of Common
rs }P;ezs Of Trumbull eonn
Allison L. Bosworth. ty.
By virtue Of an order OF Sale issued from the Ceurt
Of Common Pleas Of TrumhuIl county, Ohio. TO ne
directed and delivered, 1 shall oder for sale at Pub
lie Auction At the doO< Of the Coart House in War
rem. in said county, on
Saturday tie 7h day Of Sept, 1861,
at enc O'Clock. P. u. o. said dag. the following de-
seribed realestats, situate in the township OF hlns-
nan. in said county and is known by parts OF lot or
Section thiheeS in said township, being four parcels
Of land in sectien thirteen. onc containing aDsut
thir.yeight huDdredths Of an acre, aus one contain
iug about sixty three hundredths OF an acre. and
he ~relOfore decided BY Seymour A Potter to Cyrus
BoswOrrh. 4. L B0swOrth and kesen T. rrtteh2rd.
alss one parcel containing aSogt ~stkty-one rods. ana
another containing about sight aeea,
cd By Gordon Miller and Benjamin Alien 10 the SAID
BosEoTth and Pritchari. being the TznRery lot and
dweilin z house adjacent thereto For a particular
description Of all reference may be bad to the frum
bull Co. records BOOK g.. Pages el9 and s20, be the
same more or less appraised at Ss.So.sO Terms
cash Al NAN ooe1H'
sheriG's OHee, Warren, Aug. .. 1851.
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Head Quarters Ohio Militia.
ADJUrAXT GENERALS OFFICE. I
Columbus, O., Aug. 2, 1861. (

Columbus, o., Aug. ?, 1861
The Adjutant General of Ohio requests
that each of the commissioned officers of
the lst, I'd, 18th, 18th, 10th, 18th, 18th,
10Th, 10th, 2ist and 22d Regiments Ohio
volunteers, send to him without delay, his
post-offcc address. Important business
frequently requires communications to be
sent to them from this Office. and unless
the desired information is obtained the in
tcrest of the service, and frequently their
own private interest will suffer.
Newspapers throughout the State will
confer a favor on many of their friends by
calling attention to this notice.
C. p. BUCKINGHAM.
Adj't Gen'l, Ohio.
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A Regiment of Cavalry and Battery of
Artillery to be Raised in Northern
Ohio.
Correspondence of the Clcve. Herald.
WASHINGTON. d. Q. Aug. 8.


WASHINGTON, d. c. Aug. 8.
An important order has just been issued
to the Hons. John Hutchins and d. f.
Wade, by which they are authorized to
raise in Northern Ohio, for the war, 4 reg
iment of cavalry of picked men, and a bat
terry of artillery. Zach member Of the
regiment is permitted, if he wishes. to fur
nish a good horse. which, after inspection,
if accepted, will be paid for by the Gov
ernment.H The regiment and battery, must
be ready, if possible, by the lJth-Of Au-
gust.
Please find appended copies of the or
ders;
WAR DEPARTMENT. July so.
Hons. B. +, Hade and John HUTCH
ms, u. C.-GeRtLemea:-You are hereby
authorized and empowered to furnish a
regiment of cavalry and a battery of artiI-
lcry for the service of the United States.
in accordance with general orders relating
to organizing and offering volunteer regi-
ments and the regulation for the formation
of batteries of artillery; provided they will
be ready for marching orders in twenty,
one days. This acceptance is with the
distinct understanding that this depart.
ment will revoke the commissions of all of.
fcers who may be found incompetent fol
the proper discharge of their duties
Adjutant General Thomas, at Washing.
ton, should be promptly advised Of the
date at which the men will be ready
for mastering, and he will detail an Officer
for that purpose, who will be instructed t.
muster by companies.
By order of the Secretary of War.
JAMES LESLEY, Jr.,
Chief Clerk War Department.
QUARrER-MAsTER GEN'L's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. /, 1861.
To MEssRs. B. F. WADE AID JonN Hrrcu
ms, OF ONO.
Gentlemen Il have a copy of the au
thority of the Secretary of War, under dat
of S0th July, upon which you propose t,
raise a regiment Of Cavalry and a battcry
of Artillery.
When the name Of the mastering office,
is made known to this Department, b,
will be authorized to receive, inspect ant
brand such suitable horses as may be Of
ferred him as the property of the men
mustered into service and for their use.
He will, upon rcqusition, be Furnished
with funds for this purpose. Respectful,
yours,
n. MEIGS, Q'r-Master.
One company of this Regiment is as
signed to Cuyahoga county, and Lyman c
Thayer, Esq, is authorized to raise it.
Since it has become known that the reg
iment has been authorized under so favor
able circumstances, there has been a rus
to get in from other States, several compa
MES having been offered from New York
With the exception, however, of perhap
one company from the interior of our State
the honor and benefit of the undertaken
will be confined to the Western Reserve.
Much praise is due to Mr.. Hutchins, b,
whose enterprise and energy the matte
has been carried through.
Yours truly,
J. ], ELWELL.
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More Transfers Wanted
FOR THE U. s. ARMY-EAST.

Oober, Industrious men, desiring to
- engage as Teamsters in the o.. S Army. will aP-
NV AT The Office Of W 2. CAREY & CO., No. 81 TO
o. River Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
None hut those accustomed to drive and take care
Of horses, are wanted.
Applicants will be more sure Of acceptance who
come prepared with accommodation from tRsirrs-
spectacle n~eighb0rs and friends.
FAY-S9O per Month. and / Ration per dAy.
ARatiou is equal to one days provisions. The
t.anster finds his own clothes and blanket No uni
forn is rseuired.
The next detachm ut viii start East on Tuesdays
Jniv ord. 1861. aud others will follow IRON time 10
sine. We OAhI'
Jylv %. Is6I. Cleveland. O.
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WhaaIar,s Water Drawer.

1t is a fine well apparatus, and We feel
safe in recommending it to the public
Michigan State Nsacs, dim ArbOr.
Wheeler's Water Drawer Sold by
r. ii. BaInum, Warren, Ohio.
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Gen. Scott has pronounced Gen. McClel
Ian to be the only man in the federal army
capable Of mane1vering one hundred thOus-
and soldiers in the field.
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1t is said that Gen. Mcclellan has given
the politicians to understand that unless he
can choose his own subordinates he willre-
sign his command.
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WARREN TO BE
LIGHTED WITH GAS!

THE GAS WORKS are being rapid
L " pushed forward. aud will be esmPlsted early
next mosth All those having their houses htted up
at that time will have the benefit Of the
GRAND FREE ILLUMINATION
on the first lWo nights. Parties wishing more sgns
viii please make early application At me encg !.
Company, second story Of Webs b.SeK.
Are stock Of ChandsIisrs An1 everything pertain
ing n gas may be seen
J July "a. lt6l.
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RAINS LAVE Vail lExP. n !

Making connections as follows:
At Cleveland with cieve'snd & Toledo. Cleveland
Columbus 4 Cincinnati, CT sveland q Ere. anu CleYe
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion With hacks Tor Chagrin Fars. &c.
At Martua with hacks for Ravenne, &c
At Braeeville with hacks f0i Newton Falls &c.
At Warren with hacks for Shar0n- GreenViile, Mead
| vile. Bloomfield. Canfell. &c
At YoungstOwn Eith stages for New Castle, Poiand-
Lowell and En'n Valley, and thence BY Z. f. va
C. Railroad to Pittsburgh
Mar. 20. Is6I.l CHAS.L L. RHODES, supt.
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nR LELAND's ANTI-RHEUMA

~ TIC BAN is he oniy known remedy for
Rheumatism. Cont and Neuralgia. and TIE pernieions
effects OF Mercury. and it is with the greatest salts
faction, as { 0 its me Tits, that We call the attention CT
our readers TO tAs advertisement in another Column
Of cur paper. Of the Anti Rheumatic Band.
July "a. l66l-3m.
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A HINT TO ToLUNTEERs-A medical
gentleman. who's European experience gives
value to his testimony, and whose heart
has been panied at the number of deaths
which have already taken place in our ar
my from the loss Of blood from wounds,
begs Us to suggest that the per chloride Of
iron, an article to be obtained from all our
larger drus gists, will check hemorrhage
even from large blood vessels promptly and
e~fFectuallYl Four or five drops are sufi-
cient to check completely the flow of blood
from any thing except the largest arteries,
and a half teaspoOnful will arrest bleeding
even from these. He advises each non
commissioner officer should be provided
with q Smalrfst tin bottle of this, contain.
ing say a couple of ouuces. which he car
wear in his breast pocket, and thatthe bot
tie should have wound round it a little bal
of cotton, Oh which the iron could be drop.
ped or poured to apply it. This simple
device would have saved several valuable
lives at the affair at Vienna and at GreaI
Bethel.-[Spring6eld Republican.
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WHITE LEAD AND PAINTS AT

M WIWLESALL- -WWNUaU3-
I would announse TO ny customers and the Public
generally that 1 have completed arrangements with
manufacturing Embellishments OF Pittsburg and
Philadelphia for 2G.CC0 lbs OF Pure White Lad and
Zinc in oil to arrive in Warren within the hext 20
DAYS. and for Cash will sell Paints Is per Ct lsWer
than ever offered in this market
Also a large supply OF eolOrsi in oil Of all kindsto
be sold at extremely low figures.
JOHN r. WOODS.
No 6, Market st.. Warren, Ohio.
LApril "a, 1861
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BLOOD FOOD

Is offered as a certain end reHa5Is rs=sdy. Differing
In every particular from the patent medicines OF the
day, il is = chemical combination Of IRON SUI
PHUR and PHOSPHORUS, OF very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits 1t has conferred on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK
ara the sole ProprietOrs Of the Article, and hare IN
consequence ola fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the eOler Of the outside wrapper from red to
yellow, and Increased the size Of the bottle to :
ounces. De very cautious in buying to see t-atths
fac smile Sf their signature is or the outside OF the
wrapper. as al others are counterfeit.
rF-h. %. ls6I-IY.l
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TIE LORDSTOWN
MUTUAL FIRE ms. co,

4 re ready at all times to take appli-
u eaton and issue Policies The Company
though Of recent organization has thus far ne with
cheering success. Under the present eireunst2nees
its sheapness and permanently most certainly are
favorable 10 a more rapid growth. 1he cost for in
srripc SICO6 is one dollar. By order OF the Board
of DiP.ctorx HOMA DUNCAN, Pres.
Aug.1. lSGI-aw. S. +. DeFORD, Clerk
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
The flag of truce which left Washing
inston on Thursday with a eOmmunica-
ton from the Secretary of War, to recover
the body of Col. Cameron, returned unsuc
cessful in consequence of the letter being
addressed to whom it may concern, instead
of some particular officer. When this OBJ
lection is removed no doubt the body will
be recovered.
Members of Congress have been paid
last months salary with so in gold and
25O in Treasury notes.
EMPLOYEES of the Government will here
after be paid in this description of paper.
1t is understood the flag of truce recent
" sent here from Gen. johnson, was rela-
tive to a report which reached the Confed-
crates, that we had hung some prisoners.
The steamer Yankee arrived at the na-
w yard. Some days since she went to the
enemy's battery, eight miles below Aqua
Creek, and threw shell into the works
They fred five shots in return. One pene-
trated the engineers room. 1t didn't do
much damage, but she left.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
The Senate confirmed numerous army
appointments. among them as Major Gen,
erals, Mcclellan, Fremont, Dix, and Banks,
and Brigadier Generals Hunter, Curtis,
Mccall, Sherman, Lander, Kelley, kearney,
Pope, Heintzlemau. Porter, Stone, Rey-
nolds, Hooker, Franklin, Rosencrans, Bu-
ell, Mansfield, Mcdowell, and Meigs.
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TTACHMENT NOTICE.

4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.
~ John Youa1 BEEF re 3. A. Davidson
vs. J.. ?. of Mecca, Trumbull
Armstrong & CO., Co Ohio
otherwise called
Clinton Oil Co. On the 18Th day OF july
the shove Justice issued an order Of Attachment for
the sum Of seventy dollars. which vas returned ssrV-
ed. and the cause is adjourned TO the 5th day %
Sept Az. l66i, at nine o'clock AN. for trial.
A. ". JONES.
July 81. Is6l-3ss Atty for PIE
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By order

BIIGADIER GENERAL R~osENcRASs.
C. KINGsDUEY, Jr., Asst Adj't General.
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EGAL NOTICE

IL Samuel suiaby executor Of
Alfred Button. deed, and admir-
Of Edwin Lsfhngwell. deed, Pln-E
John q. Walker, William Walker.t The State Of
Kichs ra II. Walker, Elmira p Ohio, TrUm5ull
B1Is0B, widow Of said Alfred, County, IS, in ths
Button. William Duben lori anal PROBATE Court
Laura his wills, Frederick ButOn.l
Levi Benedict and Margaret hls(
vie William Fidvl aud LuGInust
his wife, Erwin GallOEay sndi
diary his zife, and Alfred BaIton,l
heirs at Law Of said Alfred But
ton. deed. Maria LehngEell,
y dow 81 said EdwIn LeMngEsll.
deed, sarah LehHgSeil. henry
Lef6ugreli. Mary LsthagEellandl
Charies Lsfiagw~u ninsF helrs1
81 said Ed~Iu Lefhas i.dse'd -
defendants.
day Of August a. D. ls6l, the Phintih fled in the
PROBATE Court within and fOr The county or lrnn-
bull Aforesaid, a petition, alleging that on ne <srd
day of April A. d. 1855, tbs satt alfred Baton, then
in iuu life, and the plaintiff q standardization as a.
Z foresaid. entered into = contract II writing WIN
sal John B. and William Walker fS< the sale oftne
following described real estate situate IN SAID eOun-
~ OF rrumbulI ami State OF Tho, and be ns all tha--
/ tract Or lot OF lznl. together wiki The building thsTe-
I o.. dsesrd 70 Alfred BGr;on md kd~in Lehngwell
BY Rieharl lddings, situate IN ne town 81 wet
Warren. and beizg the south palto o. village lot Ne
| a. IN the village Of West Warren a. laid out BY
said EdEin LerEngwell into village lots. being the
I 1T on which said Alfred Button, deceased. and I'd
win LefE1gweI, deceased erected a blildins cloth
ing aOrks. together with ali the m,chinsry Ia said
building, siLh The exception Y me gear "uee.S On
the water Ehssl and the sh AFT On which tn PiAion
wheel is hLt1d, uson the following terms 10 Wit; o. c
THOUSAND doiiNrs 70 be Fsid by said John B. and
Htlhan vA,Ser SIX montns alter the nrst day oil
Aay A.D l-55. together with interest thereon That
sad John 3 and William Walker IN Tie Al Say OF
August 4 D. I-56, paid The uliamoan; o. said pur
chase prIce 50 agrees Upon. ThAL o. me TN IA OF
January A d. ISJS. said William Walker assigned
ali has interest in said contract 10 hiehard II. halk-
err. vino on The Al day oi April A iS6l, assigned
the same 10 john b Walker aforesaid mat on me
day Of A b lebl. sAid Ahfed DulsSn' uieci
leavinkh:m. he SAID pi4ilGiI, his executor.
The PRAYER 81 the petition is for arthoritJ to make
and deliver TO said John 3 Walker. LIE" lie s0is
! own-r OF saiI contract. in behalf Of tae aforesaid
heirs At lar OF said deesdenLs, Alfred Button AID
Edwin LelingweIl. ana free from the right Of dover
OF said Elmira P 4 Button, u deed IN Zee simple ioI
/ the real estate hereisbsfore described Said petition
will oe for hearing on FTiday the 3bth day OF Al,
gust A. u. 1861. or as soon thereafter as leave OF said
RArLIFE WATSON,
Au-uxt : Is6I-3w Afys for PlAihtiG.
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Marriaats.

In Bazetta July a3th By H. D. Freer Esq.
Mr.. MALoN THOMPSON and Miss. LAURA
J. FULLER, all Of Bristol.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
AlnOn LaWEeEcsl
F1lm Bentley. }
By Tirtus Of a Verditioui Exponss. issued out Of
the Court Cf Common Pleas, 81 TTumhuil county. o.
and TO me directed and delivered I have levied on
and shall expose to public sale az the residence Of
Defendant in the Township Of BroOkh=li. Trunbull
county. Ohio, on
Tuesday the 2oh day Of august, 1861,
sale to eonmsneea I 0'cloek P. NJ. Of said day,snd
to continue until the property is sid, to wir 20
head Of yearling calves and ] black mare foEr years
oId. Terms Cash. A LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sherif's once, Warren. Aug Z. 156l-
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The State Of
Ohio, Trum5uu
County, S., in ths
PROBATE Court.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
N William Hill Before g. A. D4viJsSn ].
vs. Of Mecca Township, 3run-.
Paxton Kerr } bull county, OhiO-
The said defendant IS hereby notified tAat on the
9th daY Of July A. L. 1861, said Justice issued an
Jrder OF attachment in the above entitled aetioa fer
the sum OF .Eenty six and IS REQ dOlidrs with Interest
from ssth septemtei, 4. D. Is6O. and that said eE1ss
will he for hearing on he 9Th day Of September A.
d. le6l, at one O'Clock P n. Of said day
Ohm ID. n
July 81, 1851. Atty for Ply.
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Blood FoO4i
BlO0d Eoodi

To all suffering from Consumption. ~ineipient or
confirmed or from debility Of any kind or from meu-
tai or nervous prostitution, brought Al hy any causei
or from scrofulons co mPlaihts; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and To ladies suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are La
BE 70. ana which enrender c-onsumption the
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NOTICE.
IN Robert W. RatIid. PiGl The State Of Ohio,
" TrumbaH Coanty. in
Townsend Webster ( the CoErt Of Common
Joseph Strong partners uni Pleas.
der fTm nsme OF r. WEBB
stvr N Co defendants The defendants are
hereby notified that on Friday July Il, 1s6i. the
plaintiff sled his pstitan in said Corrt setting forth
the exec ution and delivery Ly said defendants sttSo
notes on the 2isE January 1>6l. to Hiram Benh1Ta,
for $500 each. payable 10 Hiram Bsnham or bearer,
one on or before the first day OF April, ie6l, AMI the
other on or before the drst day Of July, 1851, which
notes have zotbesR paid, that said Plaiauh IS now
the owner and holder thereof. and asking Judgment
thereon with interest after date. Unless said de-
PENDANTS answer BY the 2oih day OF september. Fol,
said petition will he taken as true and Judgment rem
d=reI accordingly. And on said l2th July, ISL, said
p,aintiH caused an order Of attachment to issue on
the above action, under which the personal property
OF said defendants, in the township OF Mecca, APP
praised at 1885, IS, was attached July 10th, 1861, by
the Sheriff Of said County.
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