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A1EIt1rf > DALE.
- A. 4 Isaac F. Hutehins. Plfs. In Court o
VS. SCom. Pleas ~
Cynthia Hutchins and others Defts. Trum. Co. .;
BY virtue of an order of sale in Partition, issued
by the Court of Common Pleas of TrumbullSoPni2
Ohio, to me directed and delivered, on the &tA' eay
of January, 1862, L will offer at Public Sale at tnt
door of the Court House in Warren, in said eoun y
on \
Saturday the sfh day OF March, Is62.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. N. and 4 O'Clock,
P. NJ. Of said day, the following described premises;
State, and beginning at the northeast corner OF lot
IS, and running south to the southeast corner 81 lot
IS, thence west to the southeast corner OF lands iOr-
merly sold TO Samuel Munson, Jr-, by james >.
Truesdale. thence north on a line parallel with the
east line of said f0t, till it interseets the line OF the
highway leading to Warren, and being bounded
north by the highway running east and west through
the centre Of Vienna, and contains seventy-slx (iO
acres and two roOds and thirty-three rods OF lanq'
and being the same lands conveyed by james j.
ted Nov. 10th, 1907, excepting from said land the fol-
lowing part thereof wit: beginning at the north
east corner Of lot 10, and running south one nun
dred and thirty-seyen rods and nineteen links on
the east line Of said lot, thence west twenty-five
rods on a line parallel with the north line OF SAID
lot. thence north to the highway in a line parallel
with the east line of said lot 10, thence east to, the
place of beginning, containing eighteen acres, three
roods and thirty rods of land, be the same more or
less. Subject to the dover estate in fourteen acres
90 as assigned to said Cynthia H%qtehlnsi described
as follows to wit: commencing at the northeast corn
er of the landabove set forth, thence west on the
road so far as TO include the homestead house and
barn, thence south so far that a line running east
parallel with the north line will include the four
teen acres Of land. Appraised at SO per acre, sub
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Warren, Feb. 5, 1862.
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The G~.fe-dgnts
tist cp TIE - 4
D =inittrstar hl-e
y Irursi nj eo1l
~ e. Fs:idcz 10
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Note This.

Note This.
A goo1 chance to make money in a pleas
ant business. Few more counties in which
/ wish TO establish sgents at 3 good salary,
or liberal commission. Business suited to la
dies and genllemen.
Enquire room Il, GAskii House.
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Accident,

Accldent.
We learn that a man was run over BY the
down train on the c. & NJ. Rail Road, near
of. No further particulars learned.
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CTRAYED or STOLEN.

IVY I Ell OF IOLbL.
From the enclosure o. the subscriber at Mecca.
TRANQUIL county, Ohio. on the night Of the 81 inst
abay pacing horse. rs hands high. SEe white hind
feet, 4 scar on the fe,ieek Joint Of the right hind
leg, sspsek on one eye and sevea years 90. Also
a ysarIing sorrsll horse colt, wiih a white strip on
his face and white hind feet. Any person giving H.
formation to the subscriber at Mecca, or at this or
fee, cf the wkereaboats OF th>se animals. viii bs
literally rewarded. JOIN FER-
Jan -, 6e-3Hf
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Notice is hereby given that the orig
~ inL Land WSrrsn. No. issued 70 Arnold
Harrington Of Troy, Geaaga Co.. Ohio. tWelchaeId
Post GIe=l vas destroyed By FIRE on the 18Th DAY Of
Sept. AID ls6l. and thata Caveat has been sled H.
the General Land OMee requesting and s~Ppfving 70
the C0mmiss i0ner OF Pensions for 4 reissue Of the
lost warrant. which was for ore hundred and twenty
acres Of land aud issued to said II trriugtsn.
GILBERT WEBSTER, Applicant.
Jan.a, '62-6g by A. " JONES. his Atty.
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| Lost.
Jan. 90, 1869.

Lost.
In Warren, one day last week, a plain
gold ring. The finder will receive more
than the value of thu ring, BY leaving it at
the store of King & Brother. 1w.
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PIanll Road Notice.

The Stockholders Of the Niles & Au"-
l tintown Plank Road and Turnpike Compai =
are hereby netifsd 10 1eetat she OH e % Jas Wart
h Co. Oh Saturday the 2idsy Of FEB forth Pur :
poss OF ~electing seven direelors Tor the en7ulrs
ear. SAL UOLF0RD.
Jaa-I5. CIV President.
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BrOOkaeld Aforementioned Society.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
of the managers and members of said Society will
be held at the Hotel of r. Miner, in Brookfeld cen
tire, on Saturday. February Is. 1862. at 10 O'Clock A
NJ.
Jan. %, '62-3w WYATT MCKAY. Pres.
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sherifs Office, Warren, F,
GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Admir- of ]. W. Wolcott

- Admir- of ]. W. WOlcOttO In TrumbuIl cOun-
VS. Sty Court of Common
George /. Holmes ct al Pleas.
By virtue of an alias order of sale issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas. to me directed and de-
liyered, l shall offer at Public Sale at the door Of
the Court House in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday Sth day of March, 1859,
at one o'clock P. N. of said day. the following de-
scribed Real Estate to wit: situate in Pennington,
Trumbull county, Ohio, known as part of lot No. 80,
in said township, and IS bounded as follows to wit:
beginning on the east line of the north and south
centre road at 4 stake, thence east 81 rods u links
to the centre of Grand river, thence following the
channel in a northeast direction 5 rods and 10 links,
thence east 80 rods to a post standing on the west
line of land formerly owned by Harvey W. Collar,
thence south on said line $685. chs.) 16rods and one
link to 4 post, being the southwest corner of said
lands formerly owned by said Collar, thence east on
said Collars old south line AS rods and 2S links to
. post on the east line Of said lot No. 80, thence
south on said lot line IS rods III links to a post at
the corner of lands owned by the heirs of Josiah
W: Wolcott, decd. thence west on said Woleott's
heirs north line 4S rods TO the line of the north and
south centre road, thence north to the place of be-
ginning. containing 81 acres and 601I rods of land.
be the same more or less. Appraised under former
order at 81 per acre. Terms Cash.
J. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office, Warren, Feb. 5, 1867.
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SHERIFF0S SALE.

Sherif-s Once. Warren, re.
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ARRIAGE


In Braceville, ON the 26th ult., by Anguish!
Elwell; Esq, Mr.. GEORGE FUTILE, and
Miss MARY Z. SHERMAN.
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DIT ATH


In Warren, Jan. 25th, 1862, MARY, daugh
ter of Reuben and Betsey Bell, aged Il
years.
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-CHERIFFs SALE.

ALN
- Henry A. Dubois In Court Of Com; Pleas Of
VS. STrumbull county, Ohio.
Cyrus Bosworth ct al. By virtue of an order Of
said Court to me directed and delivered, I shall Of
fer for sale at Public Auction at the door OF inc
Court House in Warren,
Saturday the Sth day OF March, o
between the hours Of one and four O'Clock P. n OF
said day, the following described, premises sitnaIeh
the townships of Rowland, Lordstown and W cam
ersield, in said county, described as follows: my
four 90 acres Of land in the township Of Howlanu,
which is bounded north and east by the Mah9nlhs
river, south 81 the township line between said HOW
land and Meathersfeld, west by the warren anu
Rowland township line, also, 81 7O-lO. acres direct
ly south of the above described tract IN the tomh.
ship of Weathersield, and bounded north by lhe
town line between Rowland and Weathershsld; east
by the Mahoning river, and on the south by JANUS
now occupied BY Charles Bosworth; west by said
R0sworth and the Lordstown town line, the Whoie
Being part of the old Cyrus BOswOrth Farm, which
Is appraised at 81 per acre, subject TO ITS prepoIIoI
Of a Mortgage Of $2716, nov held by the stare OF
Connecticut against the above described premises
BOswOrth. Also, sixty-lline and S0-lOO acres Of land
situate in said township of Neathersheid anu
bounded north by the above described 81 FO-lVOaeLe
tract; east by the said Hot and Mahoning river; s3ut BUN
by a 4S acre tract now occupied by Charles pos
worth, and west by the Lordstown town me
and appraised at so per acre, subject 70 6S prT
with the 81 and 81 79-l00 acre tract as above deSerlo-
ed. Also. fifteen and one half acres of land in How
land township, bounded southwest by the NlsE4n-
ing river; northeast by the Pennsylvania and Ohlo
Canal, and northwest by lands of Charles NanMyei
which IS appraised at s. per acre. Also, z Sin ian
gore of land in LOrdstOwn township, bounded, pc
ginning at a point in the township line between
Weathersfeld and LordstOwn township about %
rods south of the corners of the townships, and Yhero
q narrow lane intersects said township line, thenee
westward along said lane from the road to the river
to the centre of the highway leading from " arren
to Garfield, thence southwark along said highway
the north line of the lands decided to ChSTles Dos
worth, thence east along said north line tosald town
line. and thence north TO the place of beginning
which is appraised at IS per acre. Terms cash.;
JIG. BUTLER, ShCTln-
Sherif-s Office, Warren. Feb. 5. 1852.
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Masquerade Ball.

"oo4uoIdUO DdA-
1t is said there will be a Masquerade Ball
at the Gaskill House Hall, on next Friday
evening.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
TERMs oF suBscRfrTIoN

One Dollar and I'm Oeafs, IN e1eance: To Dol
tars. v payment "a MOI made IN ddUancE I'd "a.
per discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex.
eept at the option Of the publishes.
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NOTICE.
z EGAL N0TICE
Y.tislOc 10 sell
Land
- Rrabea He.ntzeI=aa, acn'r
o. Isaac Detrirh, G-ed.

- Rrabea Hs.ntzel=aa, scn'2
o. Isaac Dscrirh, c~ct.
vs. F~ti1Oc 10 sell
Daniel DedrIch. B,,sey D~lIh Land.
DortiSa Delhi. Folly HeiDtEef}
man, Peter Ue.Btzelmzn and AMI
drew j. Heintzslnaa- The c.fe7dE nts
above pamsd are hereby lrfoTred t'st CO re l+A
day or D~eesEb.r. A D&~6i. said sfzinatrst'r hl-e
hiss Pstislon IL the Fr0Ssts COart o Iruri nj eou1-
", Ohio. the osi-et saa prayer Of ~ e. Fs;idez 10
TO ootzan an orSers etc On
The 22d day Of FetrEary.A d. 1862,
for Tie sale Of the following Real Estaie to vi: Tie
nFbought ant heil 81 e5n.raes ~ the oec.aenE
frJu Andrew J lieinsSein4n, sitaKte In : iBlhiHgt "a
III fsiG county and is part Of iot No. SO, fn original
> TEeJ or Ea.l township and eOrtsins Etout tvn 8
cre3 OF land, az is more fully set fofth 81 gid pet-
uan. RECBEN EE~ENTZSLHAf adm =
Jan. e. lss2-AE Of IaAAc LIN Y -asc,d-
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semSARnaai Statement No. IO3
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
303Q,8

For dstaila Of Investments, see snail Cards CEsu-
fnsurances nay be sfee.ad in this % AID szb-
stautiai Company OF very favoLaote terms
Warrcu, CHIC.
x~ Dw,,inE Al Farm Property iEsu-sd a .srm
OF year. s. vs-y low rate. ..
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T. ]. McLAIN & SON,
BANKER5

II DAN Mo.sEY, DISCOUNT PAPER, Bur
IL and Sell Exchange on Eastern Cities, and Eu-
rope, Insurance Companies represented With STOCK
of Twelve Million Dollars, Legal and Collectine
Business promptly attended to. Interest paid on De-
Warren, O., Feb. 5. 1862.
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In Court Of
} Common Pleas.
Nssics to Defendant
'VHE STATE Of
Il Trumbull County,
Andrew AnireEs
Va

S3mueI StraIn
The defendant. samuel Strain. will take notice
that On the I'd day % December, 1861, plsintiG hled
bis petition in said Court praying Judgment upon
-L5o prouissery notes Of d efendant. one dsfed, April
sth, lS5s. for $40 90. bearing interest q At the rate OF
en- per cent, and ere dated March 4th. 1879. for
$3.50 60, interest az SIX per cent. Also. setting uPs
ceTtais Judgment recovered June tern. leG0. vs.. de-
PENDANT, By Martin A Lowry. for s929.53. assigned
10 plaintif, Nov Goth, Is5l. and asking application
OF moneys 10 be reached By attachment upon the
sane, with interest on SlIJ,I3 at six fer cent. and
on SJSf40. at ten per cent. Defendant win answer
by 22i FebrrarT, 1862. or judgment and order willbs
taken scainst him By default. cox & SPEAR.
Jan. I. IS62-6E AuYs for Plaintiff.
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KURIUs ~sUCnCnsrAxCE
Frederick Cgriax,

NLEYELaND CITY, Fcsneh / ye-
~ ius ard CleenisS EssaBI=l us1f. VI. e. Senc-
c. street. (asaT s.. Cia5E5 GisTsiazd. gui0- Ladies
AID ee1t.e.csr's garments, silks. sctUs, nt5ihas.
e.e- dyed ard hn5shedi IL sageriorzyr Particular
efterloE g7veE 70 cleallage crepe ntbrcchas1cNia
laec or ianssk cartaius. KID gfovef, piuaaE 60.
Sik G.sses, NAstiilaA. Coats. .S&Effa Parts.
elpHaA TIlA0ut CPpiaS. pe3sSl4In.
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Niles Correspondence.
MILES, Feb. 3, 1862.
REVIVAL.

=
Mills, Feb. 8, 1862.
REVIVAL.
A very interesting revival is in progress
at the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
place, conducted by Rev. John H. Moore, A.
NJ. BIackford and Ezra Wade. The Meet.
ing commenced over four weeks since, and
the interest manifested is still undated. Ov-
er one hundred and fifty conversions have
already been made.
FESTIVAL
The Washington Cadets of Temprance held
a festival AT Templsrs Hall, on Friday even
ing, the Slst ultimo. Quite a large crowd
were in attendance, including q number of
invited guests. Short addresses were made
by Revs. Moore, Blaekford and Wade, which
were listened to with attention. The Hall
was fitted up quite tastefully, with ever
greens, etc; the supper was as1fait and the
whole affair passed of very pleasantly. and
reflects no small amount Of credit upon the
young devotees of Temperance for their en-
-ergy.
ACCIDENT.
On Monday. the Sd inst, jobs Pugh, a lad
II years Of age, al employee of Messrs.
Ward & Co., while walking through the
rolling-m.ll, tripped upon an obstacle. fell
and broke his leg, just below the knee
DoctOrF. Casper set the broken limb.
Yours &c., BUcKErE.
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.
FARMERS,
PARENJTS

E. G. BOOT q,
WTOULD mott respectfully an
w rornec n a; q eit,' .ens of Warren and vi
einitv in particular, ana The est OF mankind Qnelpd
ing the Mecca Oil RegiG7.l lecied storR Of
CHOICE
LIQUORS sc.
IN TIE NEW BUIpDl NC,
On the corner of Main and FEankIiI St.egniiiO
WARREN. olU-
Which are offered at the lowest kind of prl,es sHtI 4.
at Wholesale or retail. Among my stock ma' "
found
OLD JAVA, LUGUIRA, AND RIO OFFEE
Ground and Unground.
Raw and Refined Sugars, OF all kinds.
MOlasses, Honey, Syrup, &e- Green ana blaeA
Teas including
The Best so Cent Tea In Town.
SPICES of all kinds, Ground and Unground.
Starch, Candles, Common aud Fancy Soap. Raj
SINS by the Box. = Box, Box. and single pound.
Currants, Figs, Dates, Fancy Candies; all kinds OF
Nuts; Catsup, Pickles, BrOma,- Yeast Powders
LORD WARDS CELEBRATED WORCESTER
SHIRE SAUCE. Also, Soda. bali Dbl and single
pound; The best Fine Cut Chewing tobacco IN IN
tGs o. bile -aRans
which may be found the
COmmo9 Half Spanish. Long zCns Johns
Henry Clay. Ethan Allen,
IitIIe Giant Xietorias, &C., &c.
Among my Liquors may be found 100 bbls. OF
Whisky, including the celebrated Mountain Dew
" Pixies Magnolia" Irish, Scotch, Old Rye Old
Bourbon, Old Monongahalia. and Salt River Bour-
bon. Ali the best kind Of Brandies for cooking.
medicinal and mechanical purposes.
Among my WINES may be found Port. Malaga,
Madeira, CIaret, and Champagne, the latter IN bas-
ketse0ntaining quart, pint and helf pint bottles,
l a. have . superior article OF H0haHd TIN ana
"Old Tom Gin" Jamaica kam, Tuners different
kinds of Syrups, and VOLTS Scheidam Sehnapps;
Ledlard Rum Punch, Morning Gail, &C., &c
Also among my stock may be found
100 KEGS OF WHITE LEAD,
And 80 Kegs of Snow White Zinc
And all other articles usually kept in the Grocery
Store. -
my prices are any inducement. please call and ex-
4prii 4 GS5l1i E. G. BOOTH.
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NJ.

-
HEADQUARTERS, II
RIVER Block DRUG STORx,
Warren. o., Nov. IL, Oh
WE the Undersigned take pleasure
w in announcing to tho citizens Of Warren,
and vicinity, the fresh arrival of our. new stock Of
Drugs. Chemicals. Paints, oils. Dye Stufs, Dye
Wool &c. selected with great care from reliable
Eastern Houses. and beg leave 70 submit the follow
ing list. Especially do we call the attention Of Ply
siciaUs To Our new stock of Medicines. and invite
them TO cali anu W0YT & STRATTOS.
No. ), Main Street, Warren.0 O.
Burnetts Bocaine for the Hair
Mrs Aliens Dressing DO
Circassldn Ol Do
Trieopheras do
LYONS KathariOn do
SanfOrd's Dressing do
Prof Woods Restorative do
MiteheH's Handkerchief Extract
HarTison's Toilet Soaps.
Bazin's do do
Genuine Yankee do
Painters Diamond Cement.
Spauldings' Glue & COnfect'ns,
ChristsdOros' Hair Dye,
Bachelors do do
Matthews do do
Harrisoas' do do
JayDes' do do
100 CT salpii. 9uinlne,
MeTriIis' Eclectic PEep9ratiOns
kciths' do do
Tilden's Fluid Extracts.
Pure Tod. POTASH,
do Nitrate Silver,
Hamlins' Wizard OIL.
BenZine for ETasing Grease.
Pure Medical Liquors,
Syrup Tod. Iron,
Chloriform,
Glycerine,
Pare olive Oil.
Silver Glass Starch. be-
Pure Pearl Starch,
Bird Cages.
Cod Liver Oil,
Carbon Oil and Lamps.
Lanterns
Motifs PILLS.
Mefat Pills.
Robaek's Pills.
Graefenburg PILLS,
Morse's Pills,
HOllOway's Pills,
Soule's PillS
Hooper's Pills.
Clarke's Pills,
Prices Pills,
Cheeseman's Pills,
Motifs Iron Pills,
Wriehts Pills.
Strong's Ague Pills.
MeLane's Pills.
BENEFITS Pills,
IIibbard's Pills,
Bandreth Pills.
Spauldins's Pills.
Jayne's Pills.
Sellers yernifuge.
MeLaae's do
Fahnestocks Vermifuge,
Van Duesen's Worm Confee'ns
hhoiio%sg. % % 90 90
M&etcSally's Window Glass.
Croton do do
Sand Paper.
Burning Fluid.
Druggists Furniture.
Trusses,
Spatulas. Catheters.
Glass S~yrinses. Metal Syringes.
Elastic Syringes, Breast Sumps-
Pure Chrome Green. Dry and in Oil.
do Chrome Yellow, do
do NermilliOn. do
do Drop Black. do
do Venetian Red do
do yellow OehTe, do
do Red Lead. do
Solution Tin,
Nitric and Muratic Acid.
Sulphuric and Aeetic Acid,
Aqua mmoniat lib,
Sweet Spirits Nitre,
Sulphuric Ether,
TuTpentne,
Japan Naruish,
No. Furniture Varuish.
{ No. l Coach Narnish.
While Demar NsTnish,
Asphaltum Narnish,
Pearl snow white Lead in OILS.
EaLnau " d"
Washington Metal Zinc ="
Franklin Snow White
I Pure dry White Lead and Zirc.
Smiths Extra Paint Brushes,
Sarnish
Artists
Sash
Hair
Tooth
Flesh
Tanners OIL.
Pure Linsced Oil.
Castor Oil,
Sweet Oil,
Meats Foot OIL.
Mecca Refined Oh,
Mecca Lubrieating OIL,
TallOU Candles.
Sterino
sperm
Star
Pure Saleratus,
Pure Cream Tartar.
Pure Sub CrakSoPG.
No1Nutmegs.
Mace,
CitrOn.
ZanteCurraBH
Cassia,
Cloves,
SpanshIndigC
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Salt Rheum and Scald Head.
WARNING AND ADVICE.

Citizen Soldier - you go forth TO battle, by all
means provide youpself with , good supply Of Per
NV Davis Pain kiler'-it may be the means Of saw
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
Iife-it has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer, it IS the only reliable prep
aration of the kind IN all cases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.
let me say to you in brothcrly kindness. put Bible
in one end of the Soldiers Kit and n bottle Of gcnU-
inc Perry Davis Pain KSer in the other. and II may
be the means of insuring his safe return-trUst 10
no other preparation.
FARMERS,
provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer at
this season OF the year when ChOhe, Cholera Nor
bus. Dysentary, Diarrhea &c.. may disable your
hands-use it in every cSsc of the kind, and my ears
for II, fit does not effect a speedy euTe-but be SURF
you trust TO no other remedy but the old long tried
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to M
knowledge failed.
z
a nd especially mothers who have the mere immedi,
att care Of children, permit me TO say with candid
earn estness never hy down to rest at night with the
IoaTt l and happiness of your children nj heart, with
.on ha, ing the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
rus to Il 0 other pain preparations and panaeeas-
thev n, av mi often do fail in critical casea-but the
Perry NV, neyer-no neyer-if you heed not TINS
I imaiv vs. rnIr 7g the fault IS your own, as Perry Da-
Wis pain z Her Is in nearly every store throughout
he land, and all uNYer the civilized world
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Trumbull County StGtistics.-ls61.
From official Sources we have compiled the
subjoined statistics in relation to this coun-

TrumbuIl County statistics.-ls6l,
From official Sources we have compiled the
subjoined statistics in relation to this coun-
ty.
Stute Common School Fund.
Amount paid to Trumbull County from
the State. SIS, 924 48.
Amount paid to the State by Trumbull
County, S15,O93 O6. Excess of payment to
the County, S8Sl.42.
State Tares.
Trumbull County paid into the Siate
Treasury during the year 1861, the following
amount of State Taxes:
State Debt or Sinking Fund. SIS. 75s OF
General Revenue for State Expenses, s,776 IS
State Common School Fund, ........l5, O9S 06
District School and Library Fund, l. %
Total State Taxes, .-..."..-......42,64l OIL
Peat Estate, DC.
Acres of land in Trumbull county, s97, 400.
Value of lands {" 81, 407, 553.
Value of Real Estate in towns, ISIS. 952.
Value Of ChRttle Property, .-..-.-.3, 445, 427.
Total value, .-.... ..SIl, 426, S32.
State Tares leDied on the above IN 1861.
State Debt or sinking Fund, .-....-$l5, 99T, II.
War purposes, 10.
General Revenue Fund for support
of State Government, ....--...I I, 999 IL.
State Common School Fund.-. 1897 Il.
Total State Taxes for 1861 ...S5l, 992 So.
Total taxes of Trumbull county, in 1861
for all purposes, were Sll1.5 55 81.
Local Tdres.
County Tax, ..-...-- .--..- .....Slei2 eo IL
Bridge Tax, a
Poor Tax, ....-.."... 1lS Al
Road Tax --..."7S5 81
Township Tax ,2O6 O9
Township and Sub District School
and School House TaI.-..--....ls,l 42 81
Other Special Taxes, .-...~. -"-.-.5,s62 SO
Town and Village Taxes, -.-.----.1,5s7 70
/ Delinquent Taxes and Forfeit
ures, "-".-".l ,5oS Oh
Total amount of Local Tares,."....59,66 Gel %
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
NOTICE.

George Furney, Deft.
The defendant George Furney is notified that the
plaintiff did on the Sh day Of January, A. ID. 1862
file in the Clerks Office Of said Court, her petition
charging that the said defendant had been willful-
ly absent from her for more than three years, and
praying that the marriage contrast subSisfing be-
tween herself and defendant, be dissolved, that she
be restored 10 her maiden name Shaith, that she be
decreed the custody and control of her two children
and that she be further decreed the sum Of three
hundred dollars as alinony. Said defendant is fur
Their notified that said cause will be for hearing at
March Sd. VIM. PORTER, =
Jan. ., 62-6w Atty for Pif.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

BURIAL CASES-A full assert
ID ment of METALLIC BURIAL CASES just re-
eeiTed. These Cases being perfectly %au-ti0ht, very
much retard decomposition. and entirely prevent
the escape of any offensive gas; and are well adap-
ted to the preservation and transportation Of the
body.
An assortment always on hand. Orders from n
distance promptly attended to-.
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
Warren, O., June -, 1889.