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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

Cheap, Cheaper. CheanestI Ii :.
= VNHE WlIKkLER tWILSON ,si4SSISG IN.
GU Is have always boon the GeSt family Ma
S,le5 , u INC markets They have lately IIeerf i'm.
proved and greatly reduced In priecs ~
I,oo. Tor sale by @! r. DROWN 81
uusl<o q G if7t llB Main Il y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

IISR LIQUID RyS Nl.Fg 1T Is MA iiv, eEs4y.
tSbIff 2 - GA FslIgss' HsIi S;S H..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

Ffos ne 4JFeytisey, EFOeSdel,cs. RI
scepltlte Pm. 70 lie a+tali,i.blv :.
re9ey lor the hedldele, and one OF he Tsry
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

pa E1.P,ttss ltzsia5ilIs n Gab1o. CITING. m.
We hsaFtllt e6dGrts Oit. s6ildIng, an,lSii, uuri-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

'WFI. HAVE on HAND a YERY3IARtF An
y well assgrted stock Of hats and iCEbsi ,SbfgS
We VII dispose 81 On the most flyOrabIe forms All
tige line arc invited Ia eI1i
All examine, awe WI ell them lover ifsn ia
were eTer offered before in this nafket.
ne9ssllisrs s,sFgI- =, 80 IS. ILAtRKR 4 RRO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12
SEWING MACHTNEs

d
! NOW ALL MIN BYTlIEsE PlRSKNTS lTffti,'
IN A D Howe has anponted A. ~. Adams "a iiS
BtL. selling Ills E&CEIISIOI SlsTVINO A.
~ the 10Th Congressional District and any
iReon wanting tie beat Sewing AlachInds to do fIe
and tiStest WnTt sand not easyto Got ont Of
etlsf;A ~ m. .5 uf4.4 fi-fli All. ADANiS.
f3,ssl Who hlWayt hAs m assortment on hands -,
1|5+6ni sIf 4 No. SO Water II VIESiJIrS u fl-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

Z ,3 ,,5,n,4 MEM ~ ~! GOODS q
Ii ~ IL CANTON FT,AlyHkLs, 80
90. x ...ss9. i=s.rfi ~ IS ACnRp 1iusLINs,
JAMS .Jnst received bysa GEO r. ia YLOR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Kansas Relief Fund.

FAENixGroN, Dec. 18th. 1860.
Messrs. Elitors:-Seeing stat-m-nts 10 your
paper in regard Ia donations for Kansas in ii .
ferent Churches ani places. perhaps 1t would
not De amiss to state what Pennington has. done.
SO dollars were sent at one time directly 10
Kansas. $50. was collected Thanksgiving day
and sent to Gov Dennison. at Columbus; SIG
collected sincs and sent u the Governor. besils
a brx Of seeds. beans. new cloth aud new cluth.
so ut least, probably more. maxim, $50 cash
and so dollars worth Of relief gpols. Also,
that MtsupotamIa has sent Sj1 e4sh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02


We learn that Prof NEwBERRY. of Cleveland,
aas been inyi5e1 % deliver one or mors lectures
II this place. sen. time IN January. and that
Il is probable be will accept His geological
selebrity. aad kis late valuable researches into
the nature ahd ArigiR Of Rock Oil, have made
his Rains veil kaoSa 10 the public.
HEs FkAScns D GAGE has also been invited
to lecture here, and has sigai6ed her willing
ness to do 50. Mrs. Gage is one Of the most ia
7ented of the writers and lecturers of her sex,
her private character is most estimable--
During the last year. the columns Of TIE ChrOn-
aele have been sometimes eRliEeEed by Origi-
ginsi articles from her pen. aAd the frequent
commentators they have received from our
readers. warrant 0s IN saying that she via be
well received as s lecturer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Oil Of Ssmaria

DR.. L. \. sueAa. ct New York, a aos stop
ping st the Gaskiii House aad is prepared to
supply tie afflicted <i4 the Oil ct Samaria.
of whiek BE Is The ~Peeprietr.
Mr.. Sh~senbsrger. Rrepzietx Of the GaskiH
House. tells as II sAyeraI simost wonderful
Aures performed By this Ae~ remedy within
che last few days. aud vAies have come rRdzr
his personal knoEiedge.
The price. IS cts per hsaae. or five bottles
for enc dollar. is so low "a to lying it within
che reach Of ali. DIR. S. sill remAza hot few
days. and those aseding his assistance should
call sooH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
E.. E. H0YT 4 co.

Warm Trum,ull Co.
the arrival at their new Store roams--Id
stand tfneHty screen gearsl Of a uuiIu- and general
sAleet on OF well EnOSn and rs a,li>hed qualities Of
Ie+di ng AID de / able 6 obs, embracing IN TX ent and
VARIETY an assortm mt ~h'ch IN its c ImpJesrness is
sr!do n DISPLAYED in the : lIeSroom 4 ordinary -stab-
hshm s1ts-com"inins alike he or anentsl ami use
tai-the heavy and 81 'stan iai fair cs as aI.n the rich
and delicate Eeav'ngs for social and parry wear.
H0Yr IL CO. Commend To the a.
trrton Of ladi' S their dress goo1s-in.
elusive of Figured Merlin IS, various and
tasty in patterns. plan M,iaos. a al
so The late rich fabrics of Emhr iderrd
MeHnos. chose Selyc i,ns Of D ~.Iaines,
PlaliS. Cashm-re~. g..
HnYT & Co a; their River Store make a ,pe.iaItv
OF sm.Ih'S needles, ke ping ali me sizes, makes an 1
HDYr & Co. ke-, BroaSs' white snI coIoreI
thea good for Machine use.
hofTS Go A. their R.vsr Store have desirAbIs
styles o. haimOraI skirts.
hOAf Co have several patterns Of Reps.
HOIr IL ca haze SI4wls Of The Ia
t. st styles - SHAWLS-SHAWLS-
SHAWLS Wis
SHAWLS--SHAWLS- SHAWLS-
VELVET TRIMMlNGS--VELVEI
VELVET TRIMMINGS-PLUMESI
UN-
ION GAUNTLETS-LADIES' col
ORED SILK GAUNTLETS-HOYTi
" Co make a peel Ii Y of The GLOW.
AID Hus'eHy rrAie-rem mh-r and 20
Ia Ii IT d e" for Gi..ves, IL ,si-r, .
Thread, Silk, Needles. Fl.nn.is &c
I'VE have ma ie 4rrang men S wh'r-
' hE parties desirou- Of z uing ~ a cool al /
E~r sem ut can avail. III -msslves nf ack .owielged \
a hiity n TIA i -. nv All rivince Of pa per cent on
the regular avert sing pric= business men BY Il tic
lug that 81 HO,t a. Go ia this issi- eau see the al
vantage Of III h Il cptrse aui it a - -hO IS thai the
ule viii WORK botn E4yS, FOR here IIn,t < Co ay in ?
ere use 1 sai rs make m AneS. md la es $ Others VINO .
an to Nv desirable goOis low for cash see a a
glance where tng' Il is gtting and pro- sr that such
'hnud lie the czSs f- he Z the IIosIs have h-rn TIA
great deal of pains to secure a cho'c- seierti3n Of
so1Gs late { stS les estahlishe I Qualities also D.. x ell
lei tariei e. u &c ire such = rrsu { one OF h ar
MI r = HpEl. has ePeni SINE hi er We-k~ look
ny through tn tire New YorS an Philt de lphia
n-rK't- AMI nos htSiag s-cur-I the goods. they Sant
o Sc J ihrm & do so toll : mu { know WEere TO 10 TO
Ind tn m hence an advertisement benefits the Ner
,hant as slise those who wait 10 iuy 10 y fur ra-h sd
- ge; The latest styles. ID,c Il 6O
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
The American House.

The AmeI1can House
This Hotel has Isesed iRts new Asads. Mr..
Chase. tie prsseat Landlord We are ipforDsed.
IS experienced an che SRsiaess. and these vine
have stopped with iias, speak in the highest
terms cf the establishment BE has already
rnade some changes 10 1he az-sngeaseesto Of khe
rooms. Which Area decided improvement. ard
we lears that a1arge additioa Is to be i1iit
asKt season
On AsOGay evening num6s Of the cit-
zens aid ansased gues1s- rsT5ok Of a~es1ital
EuPpsr thers. aad had .Gaad good tdaae-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
LOON BLFUkE you LEiP.
WEBSTRR'S PICTORIAL EDITION.
I 500 ILLUSTRATION; .or Sale >.

! 500 ILLUSTRATIONS. ior Sale =,
L Partr's la getting wtBsTE-'s you gt IL
HEsr" In u irs a. Potter : y"u u, MT sniy the
beat ct you ct ih- oheaBet te sure ana call -
Tie New YORK Books Of Ani E-t what voa yaat IA
the szs o sch o. = u .ceiISa=oas R,oxs an inz
ed hy he board a. ho0i EN4minsrs; among thu
Miscellaneous Books Ssfca" zes
Hngh Mi e. HorsS ~ Z vols, Irvin-'E Works.
Is vols, picks Harss: C.mprrhensiV i've Commentary:
S.o-ts Bi'ir: Encyc .9-iia Of x. Kr ow edge; v ron.
Nhzk~s.%sre. Milton: The Poets in Blue and G-Ia;
The sunny south: Waivers Novels Compl.t- IN 6
vols; Is Tz.l"rs Travels; acCauley's England;
Hume's England: Nemesis; Rutieds-; spurgesn's
Ser nous; Lat. lincoln; Lie Washington. dariHn
&c 3a,bes' Note: siarrs-et:e the first lave Of A
ron iurT; Popult' AsiraH. NV. Popular GeA ogF
h"rst o. h. IRE Zoe 5 - Aue ira; Pr ca;
Tx; 3 ,O-s Sit = Sr--F; iSIS Foii; Tn. u,m- IA
last = .hle: Th- Ste n Eas,ne The Snm "a IT, wnftr:
2 Paper utng-Ts stsiaet iaz-rS IA Pom. r Com
rtnion: Cool assortment nf Bi"les AMI FRA. -r Bgok~;
Tos Books Of ali 4 Hds, sch -oICtr's aud ReEar.s
BLANK BOOKS.
AIarse st-ck ~ Le4-=-s, Dsy BIaSs and Hemorza-
dun D as Sts.ipn-ry OF AL kinds. smong ~hich
may e Ton 4 ash,iee stack lrC4D, Lett-r aIi Note
Pap rs; Enyei"ges cheap; Pens; Arm id's RIrtlsnd.
Main ard and Noyes' iRNs; Ru % er and Pump Ink
stands: Pocket InKstaads; Spluldinss GIa=; MuciI-
age. dc &c.
PERFUMERY
At Ports 30 skstars Bars o.; kcse"u CoratOiI,
Colagnes; Halakrrrhirf>' TX r~ets G-I uiue Van
zee -"spi Miiitary Sfzyirg : az; FsrI-EaE-d Soap
ba,is; r-riune Pink Balls: Almond sep: TootI
Lib white; PINK Ss1c-rs- H'-r and foosh Brushes
WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL
Also a large assortment Of Toys for sale by
Pct } l-dG " n. PORTER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
township ]. suraDce.

We stated that Mr.. West. Of sOstLington.
Tho lost his hOuse bq Ere a few Teeks since,
,ad no INSURANCE, Mr. West informs Us that
re vas insured In SOuthiugtOa Mutual IasHr-
Se Company. a home Institution, for $500.
nd thst he wild realize that aaOsst. Glad to
ear It.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

NOTICE.
IN The Sou khoiiprs Of the Niles & Aust ntnEn
Plank X Al * Turnpike Company are HEREBY notified
that thrir willie an pejing on hsuray the i4th day
Of January nsxt AZ the Odes ofJ-msS Wari & 20. Tor
the PUrpose Of s~isctiHE seven dreetons for u : eHsu
ms year. GRO. g REFS. Pre-idenf.
NiIs.. Bee. L, 80. iEl u n. MASON. s.etg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
WARREN, Dc. 9S, Ie6'

The undersigned would respectfully recon-
mend to the Republican electors of Warren
township, that they meet at Empire Hall. on
Saturday evening, the 18th of January. Ie6l.
at Z o'clock, for the purpose of considering the
subject of the appointment ct a Post Master of
Warr,.u Dp,g,r the incoming ndm;uis,rati,n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

NOTICE
~ IsItrvby given that the subscriber has been sp-
pnintei and qualified Administration de b0Hfs on the
Estate o. George Curtis. late of the County Of Trun-
bu1 .. deceased THOMAS GtLAsRE-
dee ~. '6B. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

A Donation Party. for the benefit Of Rev.
Ir. Morton. will be given IN the basement of
e N. Z. Church. Wednesday Eve, |sp'Y ID.
81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTI N.
.IALSIEff HISllRII. bis R GRJIPS.'
"a -oae copy. one year, Of that elegantly illastra
The Cosmopolitan lrt Journal

80 sN1ah - NNHN - = my 40
ted magazine,
"Thc Cosmopolitan lrt Journal
3A.-Four \ miss' rs. turing the season. to
Il Ga LERV - PAisIIE..54 Broadway n V"
/ addition to the asoVr -rehtS Tia re will he civ.
en 80 su's,rih rs. as sratui;oI 4 pren'rmS. over
Five Hundred BEAUTIFUL Works Of Iril
com"rising valuable paintings. marbles, parians.
ouiiiheS- & aiming 4 tay nrionai b:neht
III SuPERH EEGRAviNs. which every subscriber
viii reeve e-t lied. .FALST ~ NEsTERIha III. Re-
rRUIIs' j. o ( Of IN mos be uti al aad .oluar Ell
cravings "ver I sa-d Ia t'i~ cnun nv Ii is dOne on
steel i"Gae hHe ard sbFPie AMI i, printed o. h-a
W lAe PAPER j. Is, 3 .ncGes making 4 II ssf choice
ornament. suitable fer ~ V ais 81 either the library.
ia-lur or ode ls 81 ieet Is the celebrated scene
OF SIR John Fal>laf Receiving. in Justice ShaIIoS's
Office the Tecfu I which have he. gathered for
his : ragged regtm MT - 1t could not he furnished
hy Ihs trade for IS than i've dol as
The fri Journal is TOO EelI knogu To the who'r
c'ur,fry TO nred comm, ndaI,oa. II is = msgnifeenr v,
II u~tr. ted N r"zi' eat Art containing Ess-y3 Stories.
Po n Go-SIp.Ac .aN the very best Er,Iers Ia Am rIra.
Tue Engraving II rent t. aby part ofthe Country by
mail with safe y. being packed in 4 cy hinder. POST
age prepaid Subscriptions will e rec .ivei untiI The
Essi-iHg of the 3lst o Januart F6I. at which time the
. snks wall c o~e ami the IreH;iu : he gwen 10 sub
scrihtTs y person - r,sir cI-d to a single sub
scrutior. -ThOs~ rrnitiing SIS, are entitled to five
membership. and u one ex "a Engraving for The r
trOunir subscriptions from California the Ca nadas
ID al Foreign Countries. must he 81 81 instead Of
81 in or er TO ds'Tay 'xiia ostsge. etc.
Fer 'urtl r ParIIccl,rs I'D - &C Nv 81 the -le-
gan.y iHu-frtt-i -5rf 10 -rHaL prOn-u@re the 5aHd
sORest ma GE'Re - -SMsrieI IL cOnIai- 5 at<I"-1-
o. pr-aIiHs. ana HHI'-r"u suPer' rngtav ngs R.E
nlar prse-an cents per nulhtr Sresimen COPIES,
h,~evrr wall he .-nL u tL,S= wishing to subscribe,
on receipt Of l. cents. in stamps or coin
Ad,lrrSs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

IN he Inc f DOMESTIC GOODS
1 We are stocked mp complete. embracing cases OF
PRINTS at IL ricrs-Bieached aud BruwR Nu lin.
Hat ing TickingS- ElsuBels. etS. tail ~ III " arrrn
d. G9- ; Sore Il you with Ia get goods ch' n III
You Hish 20 getth- highest Ei1rk-t nrier fof Eo1r pr0
suce-ii you y ssht 20 go h0m- -aJi-fei vi'h your har
& ans and do both uS and yourselves good.
No 9. Van GOrder's Block MarEet street. Warren.
-OSio PECh 4 BROTHER.
IOct Il, GOT
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g 9 9 9 g
SEVIIN YEARS!

Tde seven wears Of uurivalIrd success attending the
"CnSm- pnliian AT tsSiciatinH.c
hare made It a household Eo d thro. ct out every
gut ter Of thr COuatry.
In er ire suSrrces q hi popular in titution. ever
three hHHdTed thousand hOmes lave learned to ap
prrcst--ny heauii II WORKS of art on their walls.
and choiee hteratuI" on their Italics. the gTrat Leue-
fits derived from h-co ming a 81 ,sc-iber
SUI criF-iOus arr Low heirg re live in a ratio uu-
ei-d n u that nf anv rr. vt-u year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTI N.
An prr-Oa can becom- 4 mem yer rs u .~Scribiug
three dollars. tor which sum they will receive
ist-TS irg snd superb steel engraving 30
3 inches. e intel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
C.. L. DERBY ctuaryC c. A. A,
546 Broadway, New York.

" 4. Subscriptions r oSi1 4 and fOr~ardeT BB
n S R0B8LF, fret far Fa pa AID sie-asfg.
rhsrs sFeeiasA EAs raoiHgs azd 5r J HrHaI ea4 be
seen tuec. ~. 6I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
NHERlFF'S SAIL

NHERlFFS SALE
- RIAL Rogers In Com. Pleas Court o!
Va Trunbull County.
FIt Par.holeneE ct all
~ virtue 81 an order Of sale issu. 4 from the C0ur
OF Common Pleas Of Truuiull ccurty.Uhio 10 me d.
rectel I have legiel upon, and sh u Offer for sale a;
Puzzle su lion Il tae door Of the court house in War
rem IN said eouEt' on
Saturday Tie 1919 day Of January. l9G0.
at I 0'clo-k. 2 NJ. Of sid dly. the ioIio wing deserib-
el real estate situate in the togsshF Of Nienua IN tn
county Of Trumhell. and is k4Own-by being part Of
lot No. 10. and bounded IS fnllOws: on the west by The
north ami south cetter road on the north by The orig
inai lot line. on the EAST by q e n ginal lot line, and
N the south hy lands ownei b. Samuel B. SIuire and
to contain one hundre and twenty i've acres 81 Ian e
Aprra sci al $50 o W. T-rns CAsh.
a.. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherid's once. Warren. Dec 10 l-6O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
LNAh UIOno-~nLb Ur itEAL -

LNAB UIUh oe>a IL Ur itEaL EN
IL rATs nv virtue oTths au;h1-ity vested in n
hy TIE will Of Co n-iius BOyi. ;a;e Of Lnrdsto gn, C
ceasel, Z gpt -avr 70 safe o I thr rr 'miFes on
Saturday, february 23d 1861,
Al ? o'clocs T. the arm OF l 8 acres he oHgingt.
he estate Of said Boyd. situate IN Ioldsf'wn, ont
mile north and ore West iron the center. saId farm
is IN 'od repair. Seil sst=Trd htving siK or sever
never failing SPRING., a good och . = of very hnt
fruits. &c sc. TPras-lse fOu n Of ths plrchz-e
money dozn. md the bA a1er in ~ 'qIsl ahnull
payments. with interest 20 lie CO q ut=i ani paid Al
uutlv. JOIN uIFfHlNS Executor
dee 10. Ca. lev sf CoENELtUs BoyD dee
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
SHfERIFF'S SALE.
k 4-s,- I--uA

- 10 cour: Of Common rlsss Of
John leN:S = al truullGIl COUHty.
By virtJS - - order nf sac is-uel from the Court
Of Common Pleas @! fruuhulI Cout ty- Ohio, to IL
directed ard delivered. ! shall oIer fgr sale at Pu1lio
Auction. at Ia door Of the Court House in Warren ia
sail cuuu'y. on
Saturday,. tie l2M daye Jaauary, 1861.
herF-en tue hours Of - o'clock A. ". anI 4 &C ocI
p. M-of said day. the following described real esta e
5 tu4te IN Warren in said county .srd IS known Y l't
No 50 IN a plat and survey made BY Z Z stowe Nov.
LIST. le44. being 81 feet front on Lih,riy Street snC
extending : n h II3 feet and one third IN Canal : r.ei
bSund-d On the north ny liberty Street. on the eat b.
lot No-6 CD. on the s"a h BY Canh street, and on the
Eest by Market Street
Appraised Al sIUO0 Terns Cash.
A.. B. IVAN. Sheriff.
SHERIFF : Cfhre. Warren, December IL, GO-Ss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

Making connexions as follows:
A. Cleveland with Cleve'sud a Ts;edO. Cleveland
Colrmbas Il CineinnSti. Crsveiand 81 krie, and ClsFs-
Ind x Pittsburgh Rtlrl as.
Al Solol with h tks for Chqgrin Falls &c.
At Martha vi h hacks for R,vsnua. &c
At BraceVilie with htcks tor Newton faIs, sc
A. Warren With hacks tor sharon. GreeuYiies Mead
VILE. z 90 nielf. Canhelt- &C
AZ Yorng town zitL Stages FIR Mes Caste. Poand.
Lowell, and Tn n \ Ailey. and thence BY 7 - ny
C Railroad To PIttsburgh.
Nov. -. Is6u- CHfS.L l. kiIppHN- Suh-
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MHI1TLEs7Y ADAMS.

ATTORYET AT LAW y NOTARY PUBLIC,
Oaee on Main street n smith Il Meconhs BLOCK -
Co Ilre;ions pronptIy IEtae Deeds acxun visdSel.
COAyeyaUcinE attended 10. dec. u. OIL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
7 EGAL NOTICE..
II Thog Gilimore TX
Of ElIshl Miner, dec.
Petit On to sell land

OF Ellsha Miner. dec. Tru1h1l COlnty.
vs. In Fro6a.s Court.
Martha Miner. Amos Miner.
AlmOn Ninsr, tishl Miner. ,
Mrs Taylor Laura Gradl~v, Petit o. to sell land
( husband Jam-s D B~rsdley,l
: ihhie "iuer, Geo Mi-rrs
Henry Nin-r. ueTuOu Ninsrt To The above named
nda rts. \ en- ar h-rehy inFormei that on the IL
day OF Dee. A u I~CO said D XecutOr 1lsu = petitio
in said Ccust. the O.i,ct and rrays ~ o. vh eh p.ti
l. 10 obtain su Ofotr TO sell n % rlng rpaics
tor which the said Elisha Miner died, seiI~d)'o
pay the debts Of sal idecedent. to wit: Forty acres o.
land situate ia Johns, on to Enship Blssii county snr
is snOvn hy being p rt'f Tot nun ler f0art--n In tn
third divisiO. Of land in said Johnston. which pei
viii lie heard on the eth day OF J4nstry. A. l.
i56i. At ~ o'clock, 4. ~. at tn ofre OF said Cogrt.
lt Warren, County and STATE aforesaid.
THO GILL,fORE. Ex-
lDee. Il, 60, GEl OF ELISHA INNER. dec.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

Cleveland & EaE0Ring Railroad
TINE rABLE-No,I7.
To take eject OF and after November q. 1s6D.
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Also a large assortment Of Toys for sale by
lJct } l-dG " n. PORTER
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The State OF Ohio
rTunhnn COlntv.
In Frobas Court.
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Dwarf Apple Trees.

Dwarf apple culture, which has yet recei.
Ved bot little attention, is subject deserving
the especial notice of fruit growers. The
apple, as standard, has been almost exc!u-
ded from suburban gardens on account of the
loom required for the trees, and their long
time coming Iuto bearing. Bot dwarf apple
trees, as objects OF ornament as well as luxu.
ry, are scarcely less valuable than the pear.
They need but little space, cone iuto bearing
immediately, and Il small plantation of them
Will supply sn abundance of fruit Of the fiues. I.
quality Their Importance has been alto.
gether overlooked.
The truth with standards, ia that when
they begin to bear they produce more fruit
than is needed, and they DO not afford O
variety or succession, unless sorts are grated
on tree. Dwarfs obsiate this q single tree
or two produces as many o! one sort as are
wanted, aud the little room they occupy
allows the planting Of two or three dozru
varieties, which ripeth their fruit every week
tEom Jolly TO winter. They supply the pos.
sess1. with apples Of varied beauty, dssimi.
lar flavor, and tue highest excellence-Am.
Far.
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farmcrs' prpartmcnt,
Pruning Apple Trees.

1t is pretty well established fact that i.
pie trees, and We would add pear trees. mum
ed from the middle OF July to the middle OF
August, sustain The operation with much
more advantage thar if pruned at any other
period OF the year. If pruoed at the ti,ne,
the wound will heal over, and make, what
snrgeons would say Of properly atnputated
arm or leg, bsrdsome stump If the
branches be- Topped 10 winter or spring, tho
stump generally leaves u perpetual scar
nnd ii after the sap has commenced flowing /;
bare bone ss it were, projected from the
living parts OF the tree. and remainiug .her8
until 1t rots away, when frequently the decay
continues on, as sort Of gaugrene, 10 the
very heart Of the tree, much TO its injury.
Who has not observed this 10 bis expert.
euce ?
We have more than once witnessed the
benefits OF pruning in midsummer, and have
always been Impressed with the advantages
over the System generally pursued. On ons
or Two occasions, some years ago we adyerted
to the tact end nov again call attention to
1t, especially as the season for trying It is at
uuud.
SIX or eight years ago, frst-claas farmer
upon leased place, trimmed the apple trees
III midsummer, at which the landlord who
had greater pretention to farming than his
tenant, was very indignant, aud threatened
q suit Tor damages; but 10 one year after
when we cav the stumps, more perfect
success was never accomplished ed-Ger.
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court martial carried out that she was tired
OF staying among q set Of people whom she
hated and despised. The communication was
taken to Gen. Winder, who sent word back
! that they had already made preparations for
her release, and that she coold consider her.
self in no danger. He remarked TO the
messenger that they would libernte her il
she would only keep hestSrgue stll long
enough to enable them to do it; that he
wouldn't have her iucendary tongue remain
in Virginia three weeks for any consdera
tion.
Large numbers of ladies'. actueted BY an
idle curiosity, called upon Mrs. Curtis, and
political discussions Of a not very quiet char
acter were at once the order of the visit. At
last she refused to receive visitors.
On one occasion Col Simpson asked her,
in Case Gen. Beauregsrd and he should visit
Washington, il che would treat them to
champagne. She replied that if they did she
would treat them to some real pain, with no
sham about it. He replied that they had got
all Of our handcpifs. She responded that we
bad plenty Of blacksUitbs to manufacture
Others.
Mrs. Curtis stated that in the shop windows
III H'cbmond, piecos Of cord are exhibited,
announced to have been taken from nj psacks
OF prisoners captured.
The rebel troops are miseraby clad except
tnose VINO have stolen uniforms from our dead
ana prisoners. She saw prvstes dressed in
,he oihcers' clothes Of onr regiments. DR..
Lewis, who was taken prisoner. had his surgi.
cal instruments and ell his clothes. except q
hannel shirt and pants. taken from him
Mrs. Curtis was told by the adjutant general
and Gen. Winder that they we're holding Col
Corcoran and Congressman Ely as hostages
Tor the safety Of the Savannah pirates. and
Col. Thomas, the French lady, and if they
suffered the prisoners now 10 their hands
should suffer the came fate,