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DIR. LA CROl\'S
p AT f Me DlC AL TREAT f.
US THE
Physiological View of Marriage,

n
-'O iH"hH HND no tH"hA' lNbS'- fhce
VIZ! 49, '''iS, St"' nee o' postage 70
az P'''' y, cue MON va 'He 'hhfmtles oil {outh
H"u "a'u'''!' "'S''oS"e 'he secret 'o'nes"i both
$50 VI al hgcS' causing depiIlF, nervousness,
oppression OF sPif's, PhIPltatoh OF the heart,
Su'''"H' aeh"B', Involuntary emissions, blush
''Es' u''t''''e memory, indigestion ana lassltudc,
"'" 'oVt"S'D"S ~ hWHf'Hs interest," ~ B0Grd-
ing Sthooi hSS,d 'oHege student, and young
ih"f'c1 fauy' &c. H'. II is a truthful adviser to
the married ana those contemplating marriage,
"h" entertain sccFe' doubts Of Their physical con
u'i"h, ana VINO are conscious OF having ha2ardcd
the health happiness and privileges TO which
every human bcihs is entitled.
YOU NJ MtN who are tronhedwIth weakness,
s'hef"iy caused 10y bad habit n youth, the ci-
i'ctS OF winch are tIAinrss, pans, iorgctinnrss,
sometimes IHnGIhs 10 the ears, weak eyes, weak
ness OF the BACK ana lower e&trcmtIes, confusion
o' 'ueas, loss OF memory, with melancholy, may
pe cured ny the author NEW PARIS AND Lon
DVN IKEA MENI
We nave recently devoted much OF our time IN
VISITING me European Hospitals, lymlng our
selves of the know ledge and r.spur,hrs az ,b.
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a}leaiea.
\ FREE CHIT

TO THE AMERICAN Dpnn
WI, rur prr,,n' FEoPLE.
HL iHoofS ARE FIGHT
~
,,-t'' Sii"oLDB EPKEpARED
1t is singular fact thai, , I,.
people Of the United State "'su majority OF the
tho great lmpor,oncc ~ H. """cIualhted with
soldiers ofthc Union are fgh,inn ~. ""'ch the
and woman throucLn,,, ,ts"'t"s' LEI every man
fully read and study tho Cons,i,,a states care
States, they will become cony,ncnJ u, y, tho United
IF our cause and oI H. I'"i'"Ieu "' me holiness
are striyng IN 'no ",cAedhesS OF those who
freedom. '' e'""p PaiddIum
We believe that had H., ,o,i:.
tuition been adop,ed no , 5""-, u tHo toh'tl'
school throughout IN. IIn',oJ 10y ''sSnh IN every
OF secession and s,at o"to" STATES, IN" doctrines
tanned the position or s",o "oUI never have At
would the country have ho po'',,Gai questions nor
Tor the unfortunate wtaIgl,nr '',u upon |" mourn
that have arisen, and which Nm INSTRUCTIONS
men have lost their tina ~ wv many OF our states
probation. "P'"'s us inter-
Millions -four citizens have ,o..,
studied the constitution. and o,n, thoroughly
time, when IT is the duty of oyo,n at 'he present
country to inform himself nr,Lo .,tlh'h OF Tins
l.gCs secured to him, undor i,s,h'.' ana PtN-
Is not IN one houschoId ~ ,,, p,"'e'ths ann, IT
therefore, of correctin, ,b,s . "",uf'"' IN view
to furnish every man ,,,,,r,s 'I "'''S'ght, and
o,t tho Iu,tod 's,a,n' "u'"IH ana ENID through
this great palladium of Liberty nnJ '" N.uuy'hg
against future false doctrine. ,nI ~, " P'ottIt US
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES.

| | ANlNG obtained the agency for Rock Is
l / land and vicinity, for he sale of the Crane
Vines grown by DR.. C. w. Grant, at Iona Island
near Peek'kllI, n. y, on the Hudson river shall
be enabled to supply vines of uncqualed quality,
of all the most valuable varieties, including
TIE CELEBRATED DELAW
Danna, Anna, Rcbccca, unlon Village, Concord.
and others, Warranted genuine, on the bes,
terms. wholesale and retail.
me illustrated Catalogue furnished for two
cent postage stamps.
lh''e new varieties Of grapes are attracting
s'''' "'t'"""h, lhcy are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Cranes
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THE SPECIFIC Pill.
SPECIFIC REMEDY roR
SperMatOrrhFa, or Seminal Vpa,pess.

luh Ok EhT III pILL.
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SPermat0rrhea. or Seminal Weakness,
THIS is the oniy remedy for Seradi BebiIjty.
MPO'Htg. NTHNy, &C., which has the approval
OF the medical profession. Its success has bee n
most eNtr1ordlnary-ciectng cures in cases
where all other methods of treatment had failed
one tosM boxes Of the SPECIFIC PILL, Will per
mdhehtIy cur" any case OF Seminal Weakness or
us resulting lmPotency, hOWcrer dggrargfed
whether toi"fHWionR or arising from aLuSe or
excess.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
" have used your Specific Phi in MANY cases
ol HPermatosrhea, ana with thcmOst perfect sue
cess. }. MILroN SANDERS, VI. D., LID"
Ne believe ito be as near a Specific as any
medicine can be. We have cured many yereye
cases wHh from sir Ia tan doyc," Ir. Il. Keith:
dmcricaD Jour- Of Med. Science.
" have found them all that could be- deyir.d
lhcIr effect has been truly wonderful
"E. p. DIcKEE, NJ. D."
IA Tins is not Homeopathic Remedy. nor
is there any mercury or other deletcrlous iigred
tents combined with H.
fHce ~ per box; SIX boxes for s., by mail pre-
pad For sale at the sole General Depot ~ the
United States by
j. WINCHESTER, 36 John Street, NY.
dec25wly
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which greatly facilitates the process Of tecthinr
by sOttenng the gums, reducing all iniamationsG
viii alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action, and
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REGULATE THE BOWELS.

REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t Will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for oyertcn
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
IRu til of 1t, what We have never been able to
say Of any other mcdlcinc-NEVER HAS 1T
FAILED IN A SINGLEINSTANCE .TOEFFECT
a ClRk when timely used Never did we know
an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who used
IT. On the contrrry all are delighted with lis on
eratons, and speak III terms of COMMUNICATION Of
ITS magical effects and medical virtues. We
speak IN this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW ),
after ten years experience, AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFlLLMENT or
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, rcIIet will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup IS administered
THIS valuable preparation IS the PRESCRIPTION Of
one of the most EXPERIENCED and SkILLFuL
NURSES in New England, and has been used with
SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pam, but in
VIgorates the stomach and bowels, corrects aciditv
ana gives tone and energy to the whole system
twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, & WIND CHOLIC |
ana overcome commissions, which If not speedily
remeded, end in DEATH We believe it is the
BEST AND SUREST REMEDY IN THE
WORLD, in all cases of DISENTERY AND d. /
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from /
!eethng or any other cause. We would say to every
Mother who has child suffering from any of the /
foregoing complaints, DO NOT LET YOUR .
fhtJl DlCES, NOR The PREJUDlCES OF .
- hhk>, stand between YOU and your suffering
hid and the reiiet that will be SURE YES. ABB
'oLuTkLl StRE-to follow the use of this
Medicine, If timely used. Full directions toi
lslng VIII accompany each bottle. None genuine
inIcss the fac-simile of CURTIS 4 PERKINS.
View YORK, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, II Cedar Street, n. Y.
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by all druggists in Rock Island.
apre5twawly
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UStTTs PATENT
Knife and Scissor Sharpener

!
This useful Machine Is rapidly becoming pub.
lie iayoute and is sure to find It's way into every
family Large numbers OF them are beng sold by
the proprlctors, and all who become owners OF
til" right to sell them are assured ofmaking large
profits IN their introduction
Men IN business, who wish to add thereto, or
those Of small capital who are ont OF Employment,
land those Of large capital aso,) are offered ey-
ccIcnt inducements to become Interested IN tins
enterprise.
Among the opinions this useful invention, We
select the following;
alt Is very simple IN It's construction, easily
worked, and not Iiapc to be out Of order when
you are IN hurry to sharpen your knife. It's
Just the thing wanted, Tnd should be owned by
every housekccpcr, butcher, tailor and seamstreS
IN the country. ''-fUtOa county COURIER.
sit Is just the thing 1t claims to be, and tor the
purpose cannot be cACci.cd. ''-Rock Rirer DcmO-
craf
eve believe the Machine is admirably calculate
ed 10 do ali HAT Is expected olIt."-HsnI COUH-
~ thrUHt,ic.
"Ihe work Is done rapidly and we'll, and We
can but believe u wIII serve avery useful purpose
and have an extensive sale. ''-RDcEford Rfgis-
icr.
at is the best thing known to sharpen carving
knives, Kitchen knives, shears and scissors and
IS very SlmpI" IA Is opera on. We have tired It,
and find II works satisfactorily. &c hriyiidn
Ttmc.
"ihcrc is more utility ia this machine than all
most any other that VIC can think OF, not excepting
the cgg"e mHL '-hcn@eo kc u1itc.
The Small Machine. wp.l last an ordinary family
three years--thc Large one a lifetime.
ElERt MACHINE wARRANrED.
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A!a.sl d. !.!s!. 81
MzzEZZZla
MRS. WiNSLOW,
MRS. iNSLOW.
Soothing syrup.
FOR CHILDREN TEtlTsqISC

An experienced Nurse and Fcma'e PhysIc an pre-
SCENTS To the attention Of Mnlhnrs. nor
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~ :, -, 10 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ,nr
ING TO SUSTAIN.
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HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEpREp,vpr
TO FIGHT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
CHERIFF'S SALE
Charles White. TRUSTEE
OF Betsey Webb.
W.
Albert n. Allen.
In Trunibull county
Common Plea.

By virtue of an order OF sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for said county, in
the above case, and to me directed aud delivered, |
have levied upon and shall expose at public ale at
the door OF the court house in Warren. on
Saturday the goth day ofSePtcmbcr Isl:
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 NJ and 1 7 NJ. the
following described real estate: situate in the eOuu-
ty aforesaid. in the township of Newton, and in the
town Flat of lands laid out and recorded by Judson
Garfield Esq, TO wit: Beginning at a post ! chain a
links from the y + corner of lot NO -, thence run
ming along a marked line 81 chains and y links to
the south line of the lot, thence east along the south
line Of the lots No. - and IS IL chains and * links
to a post. thence along a marked line u chains and
> links TO the north line Of lot No ~, thence west
along the north line of lots Nos - and IS II chains
and - links to the first bound, containing 2i5a acres
of land. more or less. Appraised at 50 per acre.
Also, one other tract or lot of land. situate in
said county. and adjoining the above described
tract being part Of lots % and Il, IN the plat afore-
said. beginning at a post l chain and l. links from
the y. E. corner of lot No. -, thence south along
a marked line y chains l9 links. To the south line
of the lot, thence east along said south line Of the
lots No. % and "a. : chains and 81 links TO a post,
thence north along a marked line. u chains T.
links to a post in the north line oflOt No. t,thcnce
west along the north line Of lots Nos. - and %, !
chains and ~ links In the first bound. containing
sixteen aud one-third acres Of land more or less.
Appraised 81 S}-lnO per acre Terms cash.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office. Warren, Aug. 70, 1852.
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SALE.

julie Naujrut ct 81
vs.. In Truubull Go. tom. Pleas,
In pursuance of an order OF sale from said Court,
In the above case. | will expose To Public sale, on
Saturday the 9Th day OfSepteInber. IS6
81 tue Court House, in Warren. in said county. and
between the hours of 10 A. VI. aud Z O'Clock 7. NJ. OF
said day. the following described Real Estate: Sit
uate 10 SECTIONS 10 and II III the township OF Brace
vile, III said county, and known and described a.,
lwenty-nine and SLIGO acres, decided TO Aureu Lane
BY Harvey Lane and others, On the 18th Aug. 1859,
Ia recorded IN Book -, page 10 Trumbull Co. Re
cords beginning at Il stake in the center of the State
road tue orth-eastcOrn OF 81 and $500 acres, re
leased ON the ID day of Feb, 1888. TO Hiram Lane,
thence north along the west line of Erastus Lanes
land thirteen chains and hltecH links tO n stake in
the north line of Section II thence west along the
section line / chains 81 links to a post: thence north
) degrees east 2ehains 80 links to a stake and stones:
thence north 80 degrees west . chains and 70 links
10 a post thence south 81 degrees, " est i chains
10 links TO a stake; thence south IL deg. west | chain
aud 62 links to a stake in the center OF the State road;
thence so. desrees east - chains - links to n stake;
hence south ~ degrees east still along s:.d road Is
chains u links TO the place of beginning, and con
tains - and S4-lU acres of land exclusive of one acre
the homestead OF said Auren Lane. Appraised ri
81 per acre.
Also, one other lot of land situate in Sections No.
10 and ii in said Braceyille, decided On the 18th day
Of-Ausust, 1859, by Sally Harmon and john Harmon
10 Mereia u. Lane and contains 10 3l-lU acres; re-
ference being had TO said deed, las per Book 81.
page IL Irumbull County RecOTds beginning at a
stone ON the ). W. corner of IL aud z-l0J acres
decided on the 18th Aug. 1858, to Auren Lane by
Harvey Lane ami others; thence north 20 chains -
links 10 a post; thence east > chains IS links To- q
post; thence north . chains " links to a stake and
stones; thence continuing the same course north un-
I'll II IntersectS the center Of the State road W dis
lance OfabOut ) chains - linkSJ thence so degrees
east TO the northwest corner OF "a and gJ-I1u acre.
owned by Harvey Lane; thence south ~ chains 81
links TO the center of the east and west Center road
10 a stake; thence west . chains - links TO the place
land. Appraised Ut 80 per acre. Teams. cash.
Aug. o. lS63-5w JOS 4. III ILEk. sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
Who is Exemnt from Draft .

TO the Enrolled Militia of TrumbulI
County; l have been appointed by the
Governor, 3 Commissioner TO superin.
tend the drafting. and hear snd deter
mine the excuses of persons claiming &c
be exempt from military duty" in thi-
County.
Drafting will ommence on Wednesday
the Sd day of September. 1862. unless the
quota of this County is filled by Volun-
teer, before the lst Of September.
All persons enrolled. claiming 10 be- cx-
empt from draft. must make proof thereof
before me. on or before September II,
1902.
I shall receive and hear claims 10 ex-
emption. daily. Sunday excepted from
9 to l. O'Clock 4. ". and from = TO Z
o'clock pm, at the Court Roomin War
sen. commencing on Monday. Aug. 18th.
al . O'Clock \. NJ.
Claims 10 exemption must be present
ell in writing. signedby the party. stating
The cause for exemption. and will Ice pre-
served on file.
For proof Of age, AN authenticated iam-
lily record. or the statement of witnesses
from personal knowledge. will be requir-
ed.
For proof nf physical disability. the OF
fetal certificate of DR.. Julian Harmon,
the examining Surgeon. in sli cases.
Other claims 10 exemption viii be es-
r,tlishei 10y the ordinary rules Of evi-
irnce.
DR.. Julian Harmon will BE- found al his
Office on High Street. Al ell ~seasonable
hours.
l.. c. JONES.
~ L--A -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
The Lost Man.

Luz HOcb WdA'
A notice was published in last weeks
Chronicle stating that Mr.. George King,
of Vernon, had been missing since the I'd
of last July. \ gentleman called at our
office on last Saturday, and informed us
that a man, answering somewhat the de-
scription given of Mr.. King. was in Goshen
township, Il day or two after the 4th OF
July, who was evidently insane, and oil
whose personal identity no knowledge
could be obtained from him. On the sec
ond or third day after he was observed in
that vicinity, he was found on the road.
in Il dying condition. and expired shortly
after discovered. Further particulars can
be had by addressing Mr.. j. II. Hewitt.
Patmos. Mahoning Co. Ohio.
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The Atlantic Monthly,

The contents OF the September mum
Der are, David Gaunt, Cerebral Dynam
les, A New Sculptor, Plays and Play Act
ing, OFF Shore. Life in the open Air.
Rifle Clubs, Two Summers, Mr.. Axtell,
Method of Study in Natural History,
Gabriel's Defeat, Bethel, The Horrors Of
San Domingo. A Complaint of Friends.
The Life of Birds. The New Opposition.
Party.
Published by Ticknor K tields. No.
l35, Washington Street, Boston.
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Death of j Brlsb1ne.

4 member ofCo. a, 9TH Ohio Regiment
writes to the Cleveland Herald, giving an
account of the battle near Culpepper. and
furnishes the following particulars Of the
death of Lieut.. Brisbine:
But little more than fifty yards in front
of us the rebel sharpshooters we're lying,
and to them must be attributed our hea-
Wy loss in officers. Company Z, was next
to ours and their Lieutenant, Brisbine,
fell MORALLY wounded. He was hit near
the groin and the blood spirited forth in
Jets. George Mex ay, in command
of our company, ordered me to help carry
him off. We had not got more han fifty
yards when he died. Boys" said he to
US when carrying him of, remember
that I die for my country"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

Capt Opdycke.
Capt. Emerson Opdycke. 81 the 4lst
Ohio regiment. has been Al home for the
last ten days. recruiting for hi> regiment
Notwithstanding the exposure. fatigue
and privstion of the campaign. in which
the 4l-t bore 20 laLorious. dangerous.
and gallant a part. and some flesh wounds
received al the battle of Shiloh. Capt. OPP
dycke has not been incapacitated from
service for a single day. but has
been engaged in active duty every day
since the regimen. went into the field
By hi- close study Of military hooks, and
careful use made Of the efficient training
OF Col. Hasen. during the first few months
Of his military life. Capt o. became 50
proficient that he was detailed 10y Col.
Basen 10 act as teacher in a military school
which he established in his camp. and
il Was no unfrequent occurrence that
h~eutenant-. captains, lieutenant colonies
and colonies were under the tutelage Of
Capt. 0pdy cke.
By his conduct OH the battlefield. he
has shone himself to be a man of untiinch-
ing courage, and AZ by his actual services
he has as fairly deserved promotion, as
he is well qualified by nature and by
study. to fill a higher position, we hope
he may get one.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
BraceyilIe Aid Society.

Asmany of the Soldiers Aid Societies
are reporting their doingS, it may not he
out Of place for me 10 say-That the So
ciety in this place since its organization
last fall, have packed and shipped, and
received due acknowledgement Of the
same. fourteen boxes "Hospii0{ Stores"
amounting in value TO over three hum
dresl dollars. Mrs. J.. II. ~INGKAHAH.
Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27

Rag Messrs. House and Hunily. oi
Bristol. who enlisted in The 9th Cavalry,
hui who have been home for some time,
because Of sickness. were notified = few
days since to report themselves at Camp
Chase. Mr.. House-has been daily eNpec-
ting a discharge. hence had not reported
himself according 10 general orders. his
bad health being thought sufficient cx-
pfST
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
Edr. John Reeves.

Just as Il paper was being closed 4
communication was received from the
County Military Committee, explanatory
and complimentary Of Mr.. Jno. Reeves,
relative to his efforts in raising a COmpa-
ny for the l05th Regiment. We would
advise a suspension Of public opinion on
this matter, until the case has been fully
stated BY the Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
DEATHS.

|'I'-'N''.''| III'aa"a.'
In Pennington. Aug. ID, of Diptheria, FRANKIE.
only daughter Of VIM. b, and VI. Arehbold. aged
two years.
Willie and Frankie, for n little time separated,
are now reunited. Though sad and lonely seems
our home without :hem, by faith we say. 1T is well;
they are better of now, and we hope 10 see them
again" VIM. L. A.
In Pennington, August 18th, Mrs. JANE A. KEN
NEEDY, wife of George B. Kennedy. in the I'D
year Of her age.
In Shelby, Riehland County. Ohio. August 18th
ALMIRA H.. eldest daughter of james and Ma
~ Madden. aged IS years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
w. E. Clarke.

Il Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been duly appointed and qualified as admiuistra-
tor on the Estate Of Isabella Osborn, late of Lords
town, Trunbull Co.. deed.
Aug. Is. lS62-3w* HENRY N. OSBORN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
For the Soldiers.

Friends in the country who have the
article to spare, are requested to bring Gu
cumbers, onions, cabbage. pepper. mus
tard, and good vinegar, at any time when
convenient, 10 Mrs. Kinsman's ia This
place, for the purpose Of being prepared
for the soldiers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
Work on the A. & G. w.

Workmen are now engaged ia grading
on the line of tho Atlantic and GreaI
Western road. north Of this place Men
are being put on the line. in considerable
force. in this county, and the work pro.
crosses encouragingly. Every lew days
squgds Of Irishmen. direct from Canada.
arrive here 10 work on the road.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
SALE.
i+oa bAihdM N liuASuu - Jol
Ts Pleas.

Folia bArnum Ia Tfamtal Co, Com.
Peter ShiTeIy, etalJ
y virtue Of An order OF sale issued Jul =! The
lo1rS u Common Pleas in the above case. AMI 1.
NE directed l shall expose to public sale on
Saturday n 18th day OfSeptembeF,I36S
between the hours Of 10 4. Y. and 4 P. Il, At he
door Of the Courthouse Ia Warren. the following
described Real Estate. situate in LOfdstoEn town
snip. III said county, being township No. :, in the
I u range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
I Reserve. in lite SAFE Of Ohio, aud il known Is
part OF lot M. J.. aiid Is bounded IS follows: north
east and south by The lot hnes, and HssI by fft5
acres sold 10 Samuel Preston, containing ifty-Gfe
aud 3l-lOO acres of land be the same more or less.
which IS in the Salt Spring tract 80 called, and also
part OF lot No. .. and IL bounded az follows: begin
ming al the northeast corner OF said part Of lot No.
peTches, thence south ~fJTLy-siN percheS on Abra
ham " OlicaleS east line, thence east Oh it, own lot
line % perches. thence north TO the place Of bSxin-
mag To a marked post 70 peTclvs, containing nine
teen acres of land, and al-O fiiy-nine acres OF the
east part OF lot No. y. bounded on the cast iy
John Bcal, and north by Leonard Woodland. ana
on the southwest Nv lands Of said Shiyely, con
tanning in all three pieces is 5l-lU acres, more or
less. excepting , acres, set apart as 4 homestead and
which Z described by the appraisers as commence
lns ut the 81 row of apple-trces from the south liHc
Of the orchard ~ D point IN the west frnrc If tl.
orchard and running east tu the east fence Of the
barn yard. thence north parallel tn the Wc>t fence
of the orchard 50 far that a line running west To
aid west fence and thence along the same to the
place Of beginning will contain the . acres. the bal
snce o; the said farm i appraised at so per acre.
Terms cash. J.. G.. UTLER Sh'H.
Warren. Aug. Is, 1852.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-27
Town and County.
49,
Printing Material for Sale.


Printing Material for Sale.
We have for sale. a quantity OF Printing
Material, most of it but little worn, con
sisting of Newspaper and Job Tyre. from
Pearl to 8 line Plea, plain and fancy. Al
so, Cases, Chases, Rules, &C, all of which
viii be sold cheap. Printers wishing to
make additions to their material. will save
money by buying of us.
HAPGOOD. ADAMS i RITEZEL.