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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05
Special Examination

CHIC
Nhe Board of School Examiners, for
Il Trumbull county, make the following an
nOuncements, to applicants for Certificates. Exam
nations will be held on Fridays, March 2lst, April
4th, and 18th, and May S0th at the Court House, and
will commences punetually at 10 o'clock, A. n, AT
which hour all applicants should be Present.
All persons, who desire TO obtain certificates TO
teach common schools, in TTumbul county, during
the coming summer, can attend some one of the afor-
said examinations. Private examinations cannot
be had, and no more public examinations will be
#eid until next Fall.
= Feb. ii, 1S62-3m WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
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GALE of Real Estate, by order Of

- Court. on the 9th day of March, 1852, between
the hours Of one and three o'clock in the afternoon,
at the premises, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate as the property OF Isaac
Derrick, deceased, TO wit: situate in the township of
Southington in the county of Trumbull and State Of
Ohio, and is known as part Of lot No. fifty 60) in o.
follows: beginning at the north west corner Of said
lot No. so. thence south on the west line of said lot
No. so, sixty nine and one half (69l9 rods to a posi-,
thence east so far that a line drawn parallel with the
west line Of the lot as shall contain ten acres Of land
thence north parallel with the west line Of the lot
70 me north line Of said lot No. so. thence west on
the north line Of the lot TO the place of beginning,
and contains ten acres ofland. Appraised at two
hunored dollars, Terms of Sale, one third in hand,
one third IN SIX months, and one third in one year
from day Of sale. REUBEN HEINTSELMAN,
Feb. d. saw Admir- Of Isanc Detrick, deed.
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CHERRIES SALE

- Henry A, DuBOisl In Court Of Com Pleas o
cvru. Ro, VS. .. fTTPSm6gil county. e o,Ss- .
said Court to ne directed and delivered; I shah Of
fer for sale at Public Auction at the door of thu
Court House in Warren,
Saturday the Sth day of March, 1859,
between the hours of one and four o'clock p. ". o.
SAID day, the following described premises situate il
the townships Of Rowland, LsOrdstOwn and Wealth
ersfeld, in said county, described as follows: fifty
four (54 acres of land in the township OF Rowland
which is bounded north and east by the Nahonine
river. south by the township line between said How
land and Weathersheld, west by the Warren and
HOWland township line, also. 81 O-l0 acres direct
" south Of the above described tract in the town
ship Of Weathersfeld. and bounded north BY the
town line between Rowland and Weathersfeld; east
by the WahOning river, and on the south by lands
now occupied by Charles BOswOrth: west by said
Bosworth and the LoTdstOwn town line, the whole
being Part of the old Cyrus BOswOrth Farm. which
Is appraised at 81 per acre, subject to its pTOpOTtiOn
OF a Mortgage of S2Il6, now held by the State of
connecticut against the above described premises,
I3gether, with 69 SO-lO acres now occupied by Chas.
BosWOrth. Also, sixty-nine and 5000 acres of land
situate in said township of Weathersfeld. and
DouHued north by the above described oil IO-IOaere
tract; east by the said lot and MahOning river; south
Dy a - acre tract now occupied by Charles BOs-
worth, and west by the LordstOwn town line.
and appraised at so per acre. subject to its pro-
portion of the Connecticut Mortgage. in common
with the Oh and 81 19-l00 acre tract as above descib-
ca. Also, fifteen and One-half acres of land in How
land township, bounded southwest by the Mahsn-
ing uver; northeast by the Pennsylvania and Ohio
Canal, and northwest by lands of Charles Nanwye.
NnACh Is appraised ~ - per acre. Also, n small
gore Of land in LOrdstown township, bounded, be-
ginning at a point in the township line between
W eatherSheld, and Lordstown township about IS
rods south Of the corners of the townships. and where
a narrow lane intersects said township line. thence
westward along said lane from the road to the river
70 the centre OF the highway leading from Warren
to Garfield, thence southwark along said highway to
the north line of the lands decided 20 Charles Bos-
worth, thence east along said north line to said town
line. and thence north 20 the place Of beginning,
which IS appraised at IS per acre. Terms cash.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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Cheese Watts.

The attention of Dairymen is called to
the advertisement of Messrs. Wilkins d
Curtis, in this paper. We have heard
their cheese watts highly spoken of, and
believe that they deserve all the praise
they have received.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

IL As Executor on the estate of Rachael Harring,
decd, late of Liberty, Trumbull county, Ohio, i
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, att O'Clock
?. NJ on Saturday the 10Th OF March, next the fol-
of choice farming land, with 4 fair proportion OF
good timber. it being one share of the Harring farm
near Girard, in Liberty township. Also, at same
time and place, some forty eight 49, acres of the
same farm adjoining, which, with the first described
piece, will make a very desirable farm. The tive
pieces will be sold together or separate, as may suit
purchasers. Terms favorable, and made known on
day of sale. II. II. WALKER. Ex'r Of
Feb. d, lS52-3W RACHAEL HARRING.
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NaIELsN ERY.

NEW ROOMSi NEW GOODS!
Mrs. KING would inform her
w friends and the public generally. that she
has opened her new rooms over Andrews X Weeks
Store. on Market Street, where she is opening the
to this place. Thankful for favors received during
her residence in this town, she hopes By keeping a
good stock always on hand, and by prOmptncss in
doing business. to merit and receive a continuation
Of them.
Dee. 18th. go. MRS. VI. A. KING.
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County cOmmissioners, Meeting.

The Board of County Commissioners, ].
S.Smith, Aaron Davis andEH. 7, Mason,
Esqs., met at the Auditors Office, on Mon
day last, for the transaction of business
Their session will continue during the
present week.
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Attemnted Suicide.

A young girl. in this place, attempted
suicide, one day last week, by taking
strychnine, but has since so far recovered
as to be nearly out of danger. A smaller
dose of the poison would no doubt have
proved fatal.
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CARD.

u. B. TAYLOR, formerly of Raven
H ma. and L. C.. Jones. of Hartford. having en-
tered into a eO-partnershiP for the practice of Law
IN the Counties of Trumbull, Portage and MahOn-
ing, will faithfully attend to all business entrusted
TO their care in the line Of their profession in those
counties.
Ohce at Warren. Ohio. in the Building formerly
occupied by FOrrlSt& X Burnett, on the East side of
the Public Square, where one of the firm will be
found at all times when not absent on professional
business.
l. c. Jones win. for the present. remain at his old
Office in Hartford. e. q. TAYLOR.
Jan. !. lS52f J.. C. JONES.
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PARHNT9

and especially mothers who have the more immedi-
ate care Of children, permit me 10 say with candid
esrnestDess never lay down to rest at night with the
health and happiness Of yoHr children atheart, with
out having the Perry Davis Pain KILLER a. Hand
trust TO no other pain Preparations and pa1aeeas-
.i1y may and often do fail in critical eases-but the
Perry Davis never-no never-if you he's net thiS
timely warning the fault is your own, as ,Perry, pa-
Wis Pain Killer Is in nearly every store throughout
he land and al ovor the cfvTIIei world.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.
EAL-- TEasi

HOLDERS of Bonds of the United
IL States dated August 70. 1861. and payable
three years from date, are hereby notified that pro-
vision is made for the payment Of the Coupons OF
semi-annual interest which became due on the 18th
instant, in coin, agreeably 10 their tenor by the
treasurer of the United States at Washington, or by
either of the Assistants Treasures at New York,
Boston and Philadelphia - =
All such Coupons, together with schedules show
ing the number and amount Of each. Coupon and the
aggregate sum OF each parcel, must be presented for
examination and yerification at least three full bu-
siness days before payment.
- S.P. CHASE, .
Feb. 10. ls62-oT Secretary of the Treasury.
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1hs Old F-oIks.concert.

The Coaosrt has just closed, as our pa
per goes to pres. and we have only time
to say, st was a perfect success in every
particular. It viii berepeated next Tues
day evening.
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Death by Drowning.

An old man named JOIN BooTH, a resi-
dent of Liberty, Trumbull County, eight
ty years of age, was found drowned in the
canal. about a mile below youngstown, on
Thursday night last.
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Uale of Real Estate by order of Court.

ANale OF Real Estate by order OF Court.
- On the 18th day of March, 1852, between the
hours Of one and four o'clock in. the afternoon, at
the door of the Court House in the town of Warren
in the county of Trumbull and State of Ohio, will
be sold TO the highest bidder. the following real es-
tate as the property of Stephen Burnett. deed, to
wit, situate in the township of Braceville in said
county and State, and is known by being part of Sec
ton Is, and is bounded as follows: beginning at n
post in the northeast corner of said section l6 and in
the east line of the township. thence south along
the east line of said section and township twenty
six chains and twenty-five links to n post, thence
west on Jonathan Aliens north line seventeen
chains and ffty-two links to n post and stones TO
another corner Of said Aliens land, thence west
eleven chains and ninety-two links to n stake in the
centre Of the highway and in the east line of lands
belonging TO A. W. Parker. thence north along said
east line eight chains and ~forty-twO links to q stone,
thence north 4%o along the centre of the highway
twelve chains and sixty-nine links to a stake in the
center of the highway aSnow travelled leading from
Warren 10 Newton Falls, thence south 63HO west n
long said highway one chain and ~ffty-fve links toa
stake. thence north twenty-nine degrees west on the
west line of a small parcel of land decided by John
W Freeman to Harvey Allen, two chains and sew
enteen links 10 low water mark on the south side of
the MahOning river, thence down said river on the
line of low water mark the several courses thereof,
about IS, of casting to the north line of said section,
thence east on-said section line twenty chains to the
place of beginning. containing seventy-eight and
.65-l09 acres. Appraised ut so per acre, and will be
sold in parcels to suit purchasers. Payments to be
made one-third cash in hand, one-third in one year
and one-third in two years. 4
MILES J. MCKAY, Adm of
Feb. u, Civ Stephen Burnett. decd.
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Town and County.


Western Reserve Seminary.
The Spring Term of this Institution, at
Pennington, will commence on Tuesday,
the 18th inst.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF FUND.

The Commissioners have discussed all
the funds raised under the tax of lastyear
for the relief of the families of soldiers,
besides having borrowed money for last
months distribution. They will adopt
rules and regulations this week for the
proper distribution of the relief fund I'M
der the new law.
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ATOTINE
In Court Of Common
Pleas of N Co.,
Ohio.

1SL.
IN John Kingsley. plE. In Court of Common
pvroD Pleas of Trumbull Co,
Leonard and Archibald
Mcfarland. Jr, defs. Tho obo-o,ouo5p-
ron A. Niets and Thomas IoonaSj by
Ein Sshte OF Wisconsin. will take notice that John
r,ary SSe 9l sald county, did on the 9th day of Feb
Ta ~ ~, nc his petition in the Court of Common
rIeas Of Irumb1ll county. against the said defend
I ~ setung forth that on the 5th day of Jnnuary.
In ooy me sald plaintiff became surety for the paw
u HeNt " a certain promissOry note given nv PvrSp
q. Iets 70 the said Archibald Mcfarland II for
sne sum 2r 500, that said Viets has removed 10 the
l I pI Wisconsin, and has not paid said note. and
ina me sand Niets has conveyed fraudulently ali Of
oona estate situate in said county, to the said
heonaIu' VINO now claims to own the same. that on
me same day the plaintiff caused an order of at
iae1tnght 70 issue, which has been levied anon said
ANU. me plaintiff prays for an order and Judgment
nsH ~ + sa.a Nlets, requiring and compelling him to
sStu hete and the interest. or on default there
OF tnat an order issue to sell said lands 10 nav tbo
saTe. Inc said Byron A. Viets and Thomas Leon
aru are hereby notified that they arc required IN
a 49, said petition on or before the 5th day Of
ApIi next, or that Judgment and order will he giv-
en- = prayed for in said petition.
h"'lr lcoZ-bw JOHN KINGSLEY.
BY Taylor Il Jones. his attvs
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KINsMAN CARRIAGE FAOR.

avlng greatly increased my faelI-
III tiles for manufacturing. by the addition o
new buildings. q steam engine and machinery to my
establishment. / am prepared to furnish vehicles Of
prices.
In elegance Of finish. quality Of materials. and ex--
eellenee of workmanship. the Carriages shall not be
surpassed in the State.
Painting, Trimming and Repairing done at tbs-
shortest notice, and in the best manner.
kinsman, o., Feb. 5, 81 W. B. G0RT0N--
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Col. Doubleday.

Col Doubleday.
The Cleveland Leader of yesterday has
a latter from Maj. Burnett, co~ntradicting
the charges against Col. Doubleday, made
by the Leavenworth Conservative.
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ROAD PETITIONS.

Several petitions have been presentec
and acted upon. One for locating a ROAD
on the boundary line between Bracevill,
and Windham, was accepted, and Messrs
A. w. Parker and A. P. Taft appointed
Committee to view it on part of Trum
bull county, and meet a committee on the
part of Portage county for the same pur.
pose. Isaac Griffin, surveyor.
A petition for the location Of a road on
the line between Weathersfeld and Aus
tintown, snow before the Commissioners,
and it is quite probable the prayer of the
petition will be granted.
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'CHERIFF'S SALE.

IEIlIT , OALE-
~ By virtue Of an execution to me directed an6
delivered, / have levied upon and shall expose a
Public Auction on ETeL laa
Thursday the 18th day of March, 1850,
at or near the centre of Hartford, sixteen sheep IA.
ken as the property of Daniel Parsons at the suit Of
Samuel Strain. Sale to at one O'Clock P.
n. of said day. - ! JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. Feb. Q. lS62 -. -. ----- -
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Book Auction.

0OOk AuCLlOu.
Il large Book sale, at auction, is going
on this week at Thomas Variety Store,
on Main Street The catalogue of Books
shows an extensive and varied assortment.
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saturday &c san dan or March. Isee.


between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock.
P. H., Of said day, the following described premises,
situate IN \ Jenna township, in said county, and
state, and beginning at the northeast corner of lot
-, and running south TO the southeast corner of LOT
10. thence west TO the southeast cornerO of lands for
merly sold to Samuel MuusOn, Jr., by James j.
Iruesdale,t thence north On a line parallel with the
east line Of said lot, till 1t intcTsccts 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-six &c
acres and two rOOds and thirty-three rods of land.
and beng the same lands conveyed by James j.
Iruesdale and wife to Gordon Hutchins by deed da-
ted Nov. 10th, 1901, excepting from said land the fol-
lowing part thereof to wit: beginning ut the north
east corner of lot -. and running south one hun
dred and thirty-seyen rods and nineteen links on
the east line of said lot. thence west twenty-five
rods on q line parallel with the north line OF said
lot, thence north to the highway in 4 line parallel
with the east line of said lot IS, thence cast 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
I'd as assigned to said Cynthia Hutehins. described
as follows to wit; commencing at the northeast corn
or OF the land above set forth. thence west on the
road so far Us to include the homestead house and
barn; thence south so far that a line running east
parallel with the north line viii include the four
teen acres Of land. Appraised at S36 per acre, sub
Jeet TO said Dover Estate. Terms Cash.
j. {. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Warren, Feb. ), 1852.
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FAMILY MEDICINES

Are prepared under the immediate supervision Of
q skillful Physician, and they may be relied upon in
all cases.
The intelligence of the community Is not insulted
by the offer of n single medicine which claims to
cure ALL DISEASES. but the Grefenberg Remedies,
consists Of eleven different medicines. all unequalled
IN the cure Of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended. among which may be selected one spprO-4
pirate to any Of the diseases incident to this country.
and climate.
Rg-THE GRRFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kid Of Pals in the world
E5-GREFENBERG UTERINE CAHHpLIeoNc
s an intallible remedy for all Female dsease~
E5-THE UTERINE CATHOLICaN will ,alse
cure Gravel. diseases of the Kidneys. urinary, din
eulties in males.
Es-THE GREFENBER6 SAESAPARIHLA IS
by far the mos, powerful and eheaeious compound
ESTHE GRHFENBERG DYsENTERY SYR-
Up IS a certain and quick remedy for all diseases ct
RSSTHE GJ,RFENBRRGPILR REMEDY new
er fails to PEI manently relieve this distressing dis
Es-THE GREFENBERG CHILDRENS PAN
ACEA Is On invaluable compound in ali diseases in
RS-TBEGREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUB
REMEDY is a sovereign specific for this particular
as2THE GRRFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT excels AL other salves in its curative
efcets-Priee y cents.
sS-THE GRaEFRNRERG CONSUMPTIyE'S
BALM affords the most Astonishing relief in all pull
nent Physician Of New York. states that be has
known the Grefenesrs ~ConsanptiRes balm used
with great success IN DropSy. Our own expeFieAos
Es-THEGREEENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the Rest pleasant and deli<htful tonic ever pre-
pared-Price . cents.
@-THE GREFENBERG EYE LOTION is en-
parslleied in All iRaammaton or diseases Of the eye
-ErGG GNlWN.
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HnnrrESrrn0NH

Feb 10. 1851
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LIE
~ l. c. Jones. Assignee of
Aldreh q Beach, PFff In Cont of r

I =. 9. Jones, Assigned Of
A'arl'h a Beach, Prf In Court Of Com
Byron A. .yiets & Apollus bull Co 5g % st afH ~
h. Niets, Delft. Ohio ' "' Vi
INC sald Byron A. Viets and Apollus X Viets
o. Ine otate OF Wisconsin, will take notice that 4,
= zones as Assignee of ,Aldrich & Beach, did on the
n; ~ OF January. AID. 1862 file his Petition in
~ SuuIf oi Common Pleas within and for the
Sala ueienaa1tS; setting. forth that the said defen-
5 1nnH are indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of
with interest from that date, and that on The samc
gay tne sald plaintiff filed his affdavitt in attach
melti anu that an order of attachment has been is
sueu oy sad Court, which has been levied upon GER
ialh property Of the defendant Byron A. Viets. in
inc sSIa county of Trumbull. The said defendants
y Hereby nouhed that they are required TO appear
Of April next, ~ q T I1S ~ u1S
AepA7 o-ot BY Tayler 4 Jones his Att'ys
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OHERIFF.S SALE.

~ A. i Isaac F. Hutehins, Pills. Ia Court of
L. VS. SCOm. Pleas of
Cynthia Hutchins and others Defts. Trum. Co, o..
BY virtue Of an order of sale in Partition, issued
by the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull county.
ONO, 10 me directed and delivered. on the 18th day
OF January, 1862, | will offer at Public Sale at the
door Of the Court House in Warren, in said county,
on
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Western Reserve Chronicle.
rrpN,s az ST-aCcpIpr1or

Ole Dollar and Fvfy Cents, IN udrance; Too Dol
lara, VI payment is mot made IN ddrdace. No pa
Per discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex-
cept at the option Of the publishers.
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Saturday tho sth day of March. rs
sher.Ts Omee. Wnrrcn. -
SALE.
~ Tosso no;I,-
In Court of Com-

~ I'm
Us SmOu pleaSOf Hrum
jeremiah Reeves and others. bull county, Ohio.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of TrumbuI county, Ohio.
70 me directed and delivered. l shall offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House in
Warren, on
Saturday the Sfh day of March, 1862,
at O'Clock P. Il. of said day. the following describ-
cd real estate situate in tho township of kinsman,
Of said county, viz: parcel lSt Is in lot No. II, and is
bounded north BY lands aparted and set OF TO Geo.
Brrell: west By lands sett OF to the heirs and legal
representatives. of Dethiah Clark, deed: east BY
the centre of the Old Mill Road. and south BY the
centre Of the Greenville Road, containing Is acres
Of land. Appraised at 81 G7-l0O per acre.
Parcel ID IS in lots No. Is and II. and is bounded
north by the centre of the Greenville road: cast by
lands Of James King; south and west BY lands Of
David Bracken, containing three acres and 5l-l00.
Appraised at So per acre. I'M.
Parcel 81 is bounded west by lands belonging to
heirs Of Alex. Waid, north and south by lands of
David BFaeken, and containing 3 and 9o-I0 acres of
land. Appraised at so per acre. Terms cash.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Warren. Feb. 5. lS2.