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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-26
Choice yege.abie seeds by Mail.

% Varieties r.....-.-------S 00C Our
- hLlStitS w CeA6StAoA.
Wishing to give those who reside at q distance an
opportunity to test the quality of our Vegetable
Seeds, which we are confident will compare favora-
bly, with any ever offered in this country, we have
prepared small packets. which will be sent by mail.
Post-Pald, at the above prices. None but the most
ueSHaole varieties viii be included.
10 prevent disappointment, we wish il distinctly
unoerstood That Peas, Beans and Corn are not in
GUIDED IN the mail packages. on account of their
"eight: A. B0RNEMAN,
~ YEsaines. Woodfnrd = y
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kINsMAN CARRIAGE FAoR.

Having greatly increased my faeil-
ities for manufacturing, by tho addition .
new buildings, a steam engine ard machinery TO ny
establishment, / am prepared to furnish vehicles OF
every description o. the best quality, and II tar
prices.
In elegance Of finish, quality Of materials, and es
cellence Of workmanship, the Carriages shall not De
surpassed in the State.
shortest notice, and in the best manDer.-
Kusmau, o., Feb. s, %. ". 3. GORION.
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Town and County.


RarHon. R. W. Tayler, Auditoro of State,
was in town this week.
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F~reasurer's Notice.

Attention is called to the County Treas
urer's notice, among the new advertise
ments in this weeks paper.
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nr Interesting letters from Lieut..
Downs, of the Goth o. Regiment may be
found in this issue.
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NOTICE.
~ John Kingsley, PIf.) In Court of Com
Byron A. Viets. Deft) bull County. Ohio. In

Attlchmclt.
The said defendant in this action is hereby mott
fed that n petition against him was fled by the
plaintiff in said Court. on the 9TH day of February.
A. d.. 1862, setting forth that the defendant is in
dcbted to the plaintiff. upon = note executed and
delivered by defendant to plaintiff on the 25th day
Of February 4. d.. 1859, which note by its terms is
wholly due and unpaid. and that suid petition prays
judgment against said defts on said note for the sum
of One Hundred and EOrty-Seven Dollars and nine
ty-One cents and interest from January lst, 1862.
Said defendant IS further notified that he must an
swer said petition by the 9Th day Of April next, or
in default thereof judgment will DO rendered as
prayed for in said petition.
TAYLOR & JONES.
FL 10 scNlc4 Atg'vs g. pI.y,t;E
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IOB PERMITTING.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
POST-OFFICE, Warren, O.,
Morob - 1850

March 36, 1862.
YOUNGSTOWN, D~AILY-ArriYes $50 P n; leaves
Ills n.
CLEVELAND. DAILY-Arrives 1l:l9 A NJ leaves
$50 P
SALEM, DAILY-Arrives Z P n; leaves6AM
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-Arrive II A II; leaves 2
Pm.
SHARON-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat at 1850 A
n: leaves same days at lS0 P y.
YES GREENNILLE-Arrives Mon. Wed and
Fridays ct 2 P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at u II.
Observation-Disclosures Mon, Wed and Fridays
at IL A n; leaves same days at E30 P n.
NORTH BL00MFIELD-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at s A u
FARMINGT0N-Arrives Wed and Fridays at P
N: leaves Tues and Thursdays at Z An.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK, HANNA'SMILLS &c-
Arrives Friday 5 p n; leaves Tuesday $50 A n.
IA Mails which Rave At or before s A N are closed
the preceding Eve, at 9 F n. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
&. n. PATCH p. NJ.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid
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Feb. 70. Is62-5w


~ Baldwin < Morrow plfsl In Court Of Com.
vs. Pleas of Trumbull
Byron A.Viets and Apollus K. county, Ohio.
Vets, defendants. In Attachment.
The said defendants in this action are hereby no
tilted that the plaintiffs did on the 9th day Of jan
uary, 1862, file their petition in said court setting
forth among other things that the defendants are in
debted to the plaintiffs in the sum Of two hundred
and eighteen dollars and ninety cents upon a Ger
tain prOmissory note made and delivered to the
plaintiffs by the defendants on the I'D day Of Sep
tember, 1851. for the sum Of three hundred and
thirteen dollars and ninety-twO cents, payable in
one day after date, and that the said sum of two
hundred and eighteen dollars and ninety cents is
due thereon at the date of the fling said petition,
and that the plaintiffs have caused an order Of at
tachment to be issued in said case, which has been
served upon property of the defendants situate in
this county. The defendants are hereby notified
that they must answer said petition by the 5th day
of April next, and in default thereof judgment will
be given Us prayed for in said petition.
BALDWIN q MORROW.
Feb. u, 62-6w By Taylor 4 Jones. attys for pI6s.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP For Rent.

- The subscriber would rent on reasonable
terms a blacksmith shop, dwelling, stable, 4 acres
Of ground, and an orchard, If desired, possession
given Immediately. Situate on the north road, 8
miles north Of Warren, in Champion. Enquire of
the undersigned, on the premises.
ALEXANDER McLAIN.
Champion, Mar. 5, IS62-iw
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EXECUTORS SALE.

H In pursuance Of the order Of the Probate
Court Of Trumbuli county, o.. / shall offer a Pub
between the hours Of one and four o'clock P. n, OF
said day.. the following Real Estate, situate. IN
Neathersheld. Trumbuli county, Ohio: Beginning
in the middle Of the road leading from NilestOTn to
Warren, called the River Road. opposite n tree
with three notehes on; standing on the north side Of
said road. thence north to lands Of A. NJ. Biackford.
thence west on said Blackford's line to the corner of
said BlackfOrd's and Diapers land. thence south on
the line of said Diapers land to the MahOning Xiv
er. thence along said river, so far that q line run
ming directly north to said river road, thence down
sad road to the place Of beginning. shall contain
forty acres Of land. APPRAISED q 81 per acre,
CHARLES VAN WYE, Exir Of
Mech 10 lSs7-4w John 4. Hunter. decd.
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Western Reserve Chronicle,
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION

One Dollar and Egfy Cents, IN ad1aacef Tco Dol
tErs. u pdy1geat Is not made IN Advance. No pa
Rer discontinued until all arrearages = paid ex-
cept at the option Of the publishers.
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Administrators % Ora Belt
March <, lSJ2-fw
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

IA All persons having claims against Henry Bar
uard are hereby notified that he has assigned his
property for the benefit Of his creditors. and that /
have been appointed els Assignee. Persons having
claims against him must present the same to me du-
" authenticated for allowance within six mouths
from this date A. YEOMANS.
Kinsman, March 5. 1852 Ass'nee of II. Barnard.
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IN Is hereby given that the undersigned hasthis
day filed in the Probate Court of Trumbull county,
his petition praying for an order authorizing him to
sell the unsettled and unpaid claims belonging to
the creditors of William TeW, late a Merchant at
Newton Falls in said county. which we're assigned 10
the subscriber by said lew, for the benefit Of his
creditors by assignment, dated 9th Oct, A. d. 1859.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th day of
April, 1862. ID. BALDWIN, Assignee
March II, lS62-4w Of VIM. Tew.
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70 ENTS,

and especially mothers who have the more lmnssi1
ate care Of children, permit me 10 say. VILE sanli1
earnestness never Law down 10 rest at night with ~
health ard happiness of your children 81 hearL VIE
out having the Perry Davis Paia Killer az hsnd-
trust to no other pain preparations. and panSeeaf
thev may and often do fail in critical eS7ee-pot tnS
Perry Davis neveT-nO neyer-if you heed not ms
timely warning the fault is your own, as ferry
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every store thrOeshoU'
land, and all over the civilized world
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Advertisements not under contract, must be mark
continued and charged for until ordered ont.
Special Notices. and extra displayed Advertise
ments, so per cent more.
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers viii be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
Business Cards, not exceeding lines. s., 90 line
per year; each additional line. IS ceuts-
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Financial and Commercial.
n. n. Stock and Money Market.
Npw VoBr RForob Of
NEW YORK., March

INV luna 1AdICu -.
ST0CKS-Market better but not active.
MONE1-Selling freely at : per cent on call.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Market dull at HIS
Gll2 for best Bankers bills.
Demand for Western Reserve Cheese in
Tennessee.
The market report in the Cincinnati Commercial
of Wednesday morning has the following significant
paragraph, which will be interesting oOur Western
Reserve farmers:
Dealers in Butter and Cheese have found a better
market, and stocks have been materially reduced
The latter particularly so IN the extraordinary demand
tyr the SUft.rS IA the army IN Tennessee. The climate
In that region must have q remarkable effect on the
| appetite for this article of Yankee production
Tennessee always was regarded as a good market
Tor Cheese, and It's a singular coincidence that the
soldiers are determined TO sustain its reputation
However, 1t L knOwn that cheese Is a good article
to use where infrmitics similar to the rebel system
Of tactics prevail
New York Marfkef-4Earch -.
A~SlES-Markct quiet and steady. Sales p bbls
at $40 for pots, and $50 for pearls.
$40 bbls. Market is a shade
hrmer, S5,30g5.5 for s~uperfne State: $780, so for
extra State: S5.30G5y5 for super western: - 45a5-
~ Tor common TO medium and extra western: S5,75
g2;9 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
MHEAT-Receipts 4026 bush. Market quiet and
RYE-DuI at SOgsae.
BARLEY-Firm. Sales at S5@10Oc.
SORNT59G5Oe for mixed western in store and
PoRK-Market dull. Sales 100 bbls at $1s,25 ;
800 for mess; S~l0.O0Sl0,75 for prime.
DRESSED HoGS-Market dull. Sales at $4,371%
LARD-Quiet and steady. Sales 900 bbfs 1t 71zS
.S1Sc..
Cincinnati Market-Mareh %.
WHISKY-Buyers offered 15e, whilst ISc was
asked.
PR0YISI0NS-The market rules heavy and 1t
was easier to buy. Mess Pork is dull: 800 bbls in
side city brand sold at Sl0,75, and some country at
SlO.51- \ fair demand for bulk Sides, and 10000
ms sold at 4Lc. A limited demand for Shoulders;
100 hhds sold at SIC packed. Lard was offered more
freely. Sales OF 800 ties city and 50 tics country at &c. /
Nothing doing in Bacon.
GROCERIES-The market is unchanged and qui-
ct. There is a fair jObbing demand. We quote Su-
gar at SHg94c. Molasses at 3SG40c. and Coffee at
l94922c.
CHEESE-The market is firm with a good demand
and a light stock. We quote Western Reserve al Sc
and So for Hamburg.
BUTIER-Prime and choice qualities are in good
demand at l6falSe; fair to good sells at 10SI4c, and
common at 799c.
Cleveland Market.
MARCH p. 1862.
.-WHEAT-Firm with light sales. Red is held at
STU, and white at Sl,04Gl,5.
C0RN-Steady at 3je.
OATS-Firm at 26c.
MESS P0RK-Quiet at S1O,5O8IL.O, holders gen
orally asking the outside figure, but no sales report
CHEESE-Steady at5IlGGe.
CLOVER SEED-Firm at S4,25G4,50, with sales
at the inside figure.
TIMOTHY SEED-Dull at $1,000 2%
LARD-Steady at 79I1Hc.
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Cheese Vatsl Cheese Vats!I
DAlRYMEN: W. are confident ".

hAl1sl MEN. We GFc We
IL can sell you the beat Cheese. vat now oEerSd
Tor sale in this community. Notice soma points OF
advantage over other watts. Weuse subS-antialiroa
legs. and constructed so that, no matter IS to The
size Of vat, a mere touch tips the vat to whey OF,
no lifting As with other var. TO relieve the iolntst
legs, patented. The bottom Of the TN vat U. sc2-
ported with iron brsces, instead or Ue "Oo1 ssS4
with other vats, This aliows the entire vat tocR
out each day; no rrsting out under the STATS VIZ
other watts. nalentod. Heintroducet the heat At tie
centre of Inc vat. directly from thcheateT no mpes
to wear ou.: when the milk Is hot enough We thub
of the heat with . simpie mOFement OF lever,
Closing valves over the opening 10 the vac 81 ths
same time opening q valve which communicates
from the heater TO u boilf. made o. iron lnnAaf 10
a Clothes boiler. This IS soon set boiling. and A.
-sords = supply Of hot water 10 wash NJ; nc other
vat has this arrangement. Also patented. Thu
vats are substantially made, and Of the best OF ma
teTial, ard for convenience aud durability are bOt
equaled b. any other sat. You should see thes
watts before buying elsewhere.
Agents, ]. D. Curtis. Earmingtons Milo POEeL
Mecca; C. Rseder, Fowler Nernon, baker 4 Co.
Hartford WILKINS CURTIS
West AndOver. Ashtabula Co. Eel. q Is641
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Important to Farmers.
FLAX. STRAW WANTED.

Tons of greon-aHd Eetted
ZUOO moved or pulled Flax Straw at the
Western Reserve Flax Mills, Warren, Ohio, for
which the highest market price will be paid in cash
on delivery. CAMP a BOORUM.
n. B.-I beg leave to inform fax growers and far
mers generally of having entered into the fax and
tow business with John 5. BOorum, of New York,
and that with increased facilities and improved ma
ehinery 1 am now prepared to purchase all the fax
straw that can be raised in this part of the State; for
which the highest market price win be paid in cash.
Hoping that farmers will find it to their interest TO
increase the quantity of straw produced heretofore,
as it will be the best paying crop that can be raised.
March 10. lS62-6m u. W. CAMP.
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A TTACHMENT.
NOTICE

~ Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly qualified as Executor of the last will and
testament of james Christie. late Of Brookfeld
township, Trumbull county, Ohio. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to pre-
sent them for settlement within the time prescribed
by law.
Feb. &c, 1S62-3T% ROBERT CHRISTIE.
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The following is a list of the names Of
scholars, attending the Grammar School,
who were not absent for J day during the
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DRs. WORTMlN & SHANNON
WARREN, "GllRISKILL HOUSE

Will be N
WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE
and again April 81. Drs, W. 1. call the especial
attention of the afflicted 10 the fact that they have
been visiting Warren r~eSueTly eYery month :
fear 10 come back where they have done business
farther, they expect % visit regularly for the ns1e
five years to come. They naTe made chrome dls-
eases their study and baxs treated them almost ex-
clusively for = number Ct years and claim FAR oetter
success than could reasonably be expected from
T0CAI. PWYSTCIANS. They now have q large
number of cases in this sad tie. adjoining counties,
many of whom bad Doet0red for years 20 no eject
vino they have successfully cured, many Of whom
are veIi ' knov~n in this community. Dr5. Workman
& Shannon will both be around together this trip
and especially invite tie afflicted 70 can
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Do You rise with s csa,od tongue. morning, with
bad taste in tie mouth and pool. appetite Iol DLeAA-
and laDglid you can scarcely get. sboutI Syou
hare Q dizziness in the head 81 tunes ana Oitsho
dizziness, with ~headache oecssiOnsuy Ats yOuf
bowels eostve ard irregular and spPente enAnssI
able2 Do you reft up wind from the etomseh, and
do you blOat up often? Do you feel . fullnSss sfter
eating and 4 g0nsness when the sto1sseh 10 empty;
Do Won have heart burn occRsionallyf Do you feel
low spirited and look on the DARK aide o. t1lngS-
Are Won not unusually nervous At t=es? Do you
fore YOU can 20 to sleeps AID tiiso, ~ umesi dost
you feel dull and sleepy most Of sne TINS L. socE
skin dry and scaly? also lefoT IN shert u not
our 10 ! burfhen. full Of forebodinz1f nov. these
are the symptoms grnersliy present. en- not sIsey'
all of them, and there are tnousSnds WIZ
mr. daily from them, and We Pieuse ouAs5i
from tSraesto ave prescriptions, to drive them All
away and. completely cure the parent, eosnslns
their whole physical and mental insure sn9 49,
make life a blessing IN place Of = burtnen- 49,
those Who have tried until tired shd dnsc0afsseas "
give Us one fair trial and We candldiy can &c !D
what i above set forth. Ivy two PrescrlpuoIs -
we can in That time satisfy the most incredulous.--
We call especial attention to cur almost InyaieaoiS
treatment in tho above diseases. "Prore al nsnes-
Salt Rheum and Scald Head
We claim positively 20 cure every case o. tnsss
diseases. Ihis is a positive fact, and We will pledgS
ourselves to give $50 70 any ease OF me Aind tua.
cannot cnra and we generally care with one prese1p-
ti1n.
Refer to Au~iia SiSler. Fowler; in: Casssfllne,
81 nlnnmErld
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tie of Ohio.l In the Court of
,ull County. J Common Pleas.
Divorce apJ Al;mo,v

The defendant George Furney Is notified that the
plaintiff did on the Sth day of January, A. d. 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 contract subsisting be-
tween herself and defendant, be dissolved. that she
be restored to her maiden name Smith, 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 alimony. Said defendant is fur
Their notified that said cause will be for hearing at
the March term Of said Court. 1852 commencing
March Sd WM. PORTER,
Jan. y, gov ATTY for Plf.
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GUARDIANS Sale of Real Estate:

VI In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court of Trumbull county, Ohio. made on the 10th
day of February. 1852. in the case Of John T. Wa
ward, the undersigned will on Friday the 18th day
of March, 1862, at about 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the
premises, offer at public sale, the undivided seventh
part of the following described real estate situate in
Fowler township. Trumbull county. Ohio, to Wit
being the east and west middle part of lot No. tWen-
ty-six in said township, and bounded rs follows, to
wit: commencing on the east line of said lot in the
centre of the public highway at the south east cor
ner of lands owned by John i. Jones. thence west
on the south line OF sand Jones landto the west Ine
tTenty-seven rods, thence east sixty rods. thence
north seventeen rods, thence east to the centre of
the highway, thence north ten rods on said highway
to the place of beginning. and containing within
said bounds fifteen acres of land, more or less
Terms OF Sale-One third cash on the day Of sale.
one third in sixty days, one third in ninety days
from the day of sale with interest. Appraised at
SIS. JOHN r. WATERS. Gusrn
Feb. 2i, 1S62-iw Of Warren ii. Waters.
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NOTICE.
~ John KINGSLEY,

l. ' VVAA hAL11ANgs pm IN tNa. u N...
vs. Pleas Of Trumbull Co.,
Byron A. Niets. Thomas Ohio.
Leonard. and Archibald
Mcfarland. Jr-. defts. The above named By
ron A.. Niets and Thomas Leonard, defendant, of
the State Of Wisconsin, will take notice that John
Kingsley of said county, did on the 9th day Of Feb
rUary, 1862, file his petition in the Court q Common
Pleas of Trumbull eOanty. against the said. defend
ants. setting forth that on the 9Th day of January,
1853. the said plaintiff became surety for the pay
ment of n certain pTOniSsOTy note given BY Byron
A.. Yiets to the said Archibald Mcfarland, Jr, for
the sum of $500, that said Nicts has removed to the
State Of Wisconsin. and has not paid said note, and
that the said Niets has conveyed frardulently all u
his real estate situate in said county, 70 the SAIL
Leonard. who now claims to own the same; that on
the same day the plaintiff caused an order Of al
taehmeht to issue. which has been levied upon said
land; the plaintiff prays for an order and judgment
against said Niets. requiring and compelling him TO
pay said note and the interest, or on default there
Of that an order issue to sell said lands to pay the
same. The said Byron A.. Niets and Thomas Leon
ard are hereby notified that they are required to
answer said petition on or before the 9Th day Of
April next. or that judgment and order viii be Civ
en- as prayed for in said petition
Feb. y, 1S62-Gw JOHN KINGSLEY.
By TAYLOR X Jones. his attys.
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New Advertisements.
Flower Seeds by Mail.
COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY N. A. PArMoR.

Persons desiring us TO make their selections, may
rely upon our sending only those which are really
most SNOWY and desirable, and Of easy cultivation.
We believe that our experience will enable us TO
make selections. large or small, that cannot fail To
give entire satisfaction.
loo Packets ANIMALS, BienniGls and Percnnials.
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A Statement.

the receipts and expenditures of the Ineorpora-
ted Village of Warren, from March 10, 1861, to
March 10, 1862.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
- Willard CrOwell InTrumbqll county, Court
vs. of Common Pleas.
VIM. Penniman By virtue of an execution
issued to me in the above case. | have levied upon
and shall expose at Public Sale on
Saturday the I9th day OF April, 1852,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A n and 1 o'clock P
A.. at the door of the Court House, in Warren, the
following described Real Estate situate in the town
ship of Bloomfield, in the said county of Trumbull,
and being in lot No. III, and bounded rs follows
west, north and east blythe lot lines and south by a
line drawn parallel with the north line Of said lot
so far South rs Oembrace one quarter of said lt
No. l21, and supposed to contain > acres Of land,
being north half Of lot of land decided by Goodrich
L Champion to Henry L. Austin. January 10th. 1859,
be the same moro or less. Appraised at $500 per
acre. Terms cash. j. 6. BUTLER, Sheriff.
SheriE-s Office, Warren, March 10, 1852.
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER

let me SAY to you ia brotherly kinene1. pull 2 BIete
in one end Of the soldiers Kit and A bottle 81 geno-
me Perry Davis Pain Killer in t~heother, Snd !. mes
be the means Of iasuring his safe return NASi~
u. II .rnn-narl.n
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Rates of Advertising.


q Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. make
q Square.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
thst an application will be made "a the Gov,
OF Ohio, for the pardon Of Rollin A Lect, convicted
Of the crime Of poisoning. in the Court Of Con1ca
Pleas in Trumbun county, o.. st the March tsrm A
ID. 1855, and sentenced to u ysnu imDrize1nell h
the Penitsntiary. psb. - ETA&