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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-25
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Having recently made large additions of the
latest styles of type. to our assortment OF job
Printing material, We are prepared to execute IN
the best manner. the different varieties Of Plain
and Fancy Printing
-SCCH As
Address Cards, Certificates. Labels,
Business Cards, Check Books. Manlfests,
Bank Checks, COlOred Printing. Notes.
bills of l.ading, Drafts, Programmes,
BALL Tickets. Form Books, Receipts.
thanks ali kinds HandbiIIS, Show Bills.
In fact everything done in the shape of Print
iug. AT prices that cannot fail to suit. and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of Cards and Fine Stationery. from
which those in want of Printing can select.
Justiees' and COnstabIes' Blanks,
Earrsnfos. Mortgage and QHit-Cgaim Deeds. Sum
mons, EcccEfioAs. SubpuHds. ETC..
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Western Reserve Chronicle,
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION

0ae Dollar and EVay CsHts, in adrance. Tro Dol
tSrs, " burreai 90 not made "a oduaHcc. No pa.
Der discontinued until all arrearases are paid ex-
cept at the option Of the publishers.
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Slaves Wanted.

We subscriber will pay the highest
market price in cash for any amount Of oil bar
rel 8 ayes and Headings. delivered at his shop on
the Canal. near N. B. Tayler's Warehouse.
A.. Y. DIETZ.
Warren. Ohio, Juno Is. ls6a-3m
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MOTIONS.
In the Notion lins. | have a good variety Of
The leading articlcs-such rs SILK. Thr,ais; Spool
,..nJrrs. I;rnts' Collars: Fine and Ladies Dressing
Combs of all kinds: Shoe Laees; Hooks and Eyes:
Gum Cans; Paper and Envelopes. Pencils; carpet
Tsrks-a lara lot of Skirt Braids. dark colors; an
kes and Transparent Soaps; buttons; Linen Thread.
&c. &c.
Gur Notions arc only sold to Jobbers at wholesale.
June II, lSj2, JOLN H. "oobS-
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Soldiers Claims.
NINE. DEMOREST'S
Quarterly Mirror Of Fashions.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
The Summer Number viii contain
FOUR LARGE & SPLENDID FASHIoN-PLAIES,
THREE F~TLI-SIZED PATTERNS.
Comprising tho
V.r French Wais, "a Elegant Secre IL Hisscs Sack.
Together with nearly 100 Engraving Of all
the novelties for
Summer Bonnets. Cloaks, Trimmings, Childrens'
Dresses, E.c, and
Valuable information to MillineTs, Dress Makers,
Mothers. and Ladies generally, presenting the lars-
eft and best Fashion Magazine in the World pub
fShed 4Ei Broadway. and sold everywhere at 25cts..
or sent BY mail post free, on receipt of the amount.
Yearly 81 with the following valuable premium
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to the Sc
lection of Irfs. worth of plain Patterns, from the
designs in the hook. or from the show room, or they
may be ordered and sent by mail any time during
the Year, by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements TO ~CanVasSerS-
Summer Number will be ready on or about the
First Of May.
April 3, lS62-tf.
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rACmMEN NOTICE.

IA Thomas Young. PIf. Before SAIn"ui \
vs. NA~oM. ~" -
Jobn Newhouser & Co. Deft. Mecca, Township
On the 9Th day of May. 1862. said Justice lssuSd
an order of attachment IN the above action IOI ny
sum of One Hundred and Sixteen Dollars and
twenty Cents. which order has been served on
property Of the defendants and returned. SAID &c,
ton Is continued to the sd day OF june 10 a'
o'clock 4. V.
Mecca. May rs. 1852. THOMAS NJ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-25
A Strawberry.

a strawberry.
4 strawberry of the Triumph De CANT
var ETY.. raised in the garden of Wm. X.
Stiles. E-q, mcasr red six and three-f' u tbs
inches in circumference. One measuring
six inches is II ow in our office.
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1t. Col. Asper

1t. Col. Asper
Left home on Monday to join his .regi
ment, the glorious 9TH. Success attend
him. =
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MARRIAGES.


In Warren. on the 18Th inst. By Rev. Benz. Excel
Mr.. HENRY X. HAPGo0D and Miss SARA II.
DOUGLASS.
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A DNINISTR lTOR'S NOTICE.

N On the 18th day Of May. in the year lS65. 4
Probate Court Of Trunbull county. declaring the
estate of Cornelius Moscr. deed. To be probably m
solvent. creditors are therefore required To- present
for allowance. within six months from the time
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled tn
payment. SAMUEL MOSER. Adn OF
Nav n. ls}2-6w Cornelius MuscT, dee a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-25
TRANKLIN f. STOVES Estate

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber 'aS
hoen appointed and qualified EXecutrix OF the estate
of FrankliA T.. Stowe, late of rrumhulI Comniy, de-
dcas,I. VI. AMY SloNE.
pr,rcviTa limo 1 6l-awS
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Capt. George L. Wood.

Capt. George L. Wood.
This gallant officer, who was wounded
at Port Republic, arrived at this place on
last Thursday evening. lie was wounded
in the right thigh, with a minnie ball.
which passed through the limb, taking its
course between the thigh bone II mus
cles, and not iniuring either. The escape
from a much more severe and injurious
wound is as marvellous rs fortunate. The
Cuptain is doing well, but w:l;;quite proba-
bly, be confined to hi: room at the Gaskill
House for several weeks. He was shot
after the battle vas over, and while re-
turning from 4 brook where he had been
{, procure water. lie was no doubt the
mark of some sharp shooter. At the time
he was several rods from his company, the
whole regiment falling back from the al l.
p-oaching rebel army. Had he not been
promptly picked up he would have fallen
into rebel hands soon after Icing shot
c larles Brooks and Charles Gerard, OF
c. II, ran to his aid and carr:el him con
siderable distance, until q horse was pro
cured for his use. We congratulate the
Captain on his escape from a forced stay
in Dixie, and hope we shall soon have the
pleasure of announcing his full recovery
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rELBY BEMAN'S ESTATE.

- Notice iShereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as administration on
tho estate of S-lhy Beman. late OF Mecca, Ir9n9uii
No., LUNG / ii5-sw& T. ". RICE.
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rTEPUEN WILLIAMS ESTATE

- Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed aud qualified executor ON the e.
tate of Stephen Williams, late of Vienna, lruih'
bull county. Ohio deed.
lime Is. lSil-;wS HIRAM WILLIAMS.
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saturday The .Ist day of June. 6

L.tvreo the hours of 10 o'clock \ " and ! ? VI. at
The south door of the Courthouse IN NarTen' IN
said county. the following described Reel Estate
Situate in Braceyilic township. No }. IN the ON
range of townships in the Connecticut W c-tern ne
serve In the State of Ohio. known by parts OF see
ZION or lot No. Il. and bounded a. follows; D9slh-
ninga t thcno-thweSt corner of John COnklln SEih.s.
ami i the north line of said section Il thence SCUM
,Inng the west line of COHklinS land - chains 70
TnEs To a Locust tree. thence west y chains = INNS
tn ! nost. thence north z chains AMI 10 hhkS 70 u
IL. M, the north line of said lot. thence east y
lin. u links To the place of beginning. contain
inc % acrcs of land. al piece bounded, rs follows;
Lrlinuing nj the northwest corner OF tue estate 81
Nnrrus Ellsworth. deed. at = stone, IN the herth
Inc - s,id ,rction. thence south - chains II INKS
90 :, ,,,st thence east along Clark o chains 'Slinks
10 = no : thence north - chains 10 links IN the
,ortb line Of said section. thence west along the
s..t;on LING & chains - links To the place OF begin
ning and containing II acres of land. making anas-
~rr.,1tr of 30 acres, = acres OIL the east ana - acres
eff Inc west side of the homestead or real estate OF
Marcus BoSworth. late of Braceville. he the same
moro or less. al. Also one other piece Of land ST,
nate in said Braeeville. bounded north by land
owned BY Cyrus l.. Johnston. east by land Ownei
or in pnssession Of Edward Merwin, south by land
owned by Joseph and Nelson Jones, west by lana
of Conrad SmallscTeed. and contains 80 aereS OF
land. and is the homestead upon which Aneu Dos
worth now resides. Appraised at lst or . acres
so per acre. ID or Is acres. 50 per acre. ana the
other or 80 acres at 80 per acre. Terms cash.
Sheriff Once. Warren pr-r1 Ep Sb.G
May Il. lS62-5w J. g. III II
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A DUINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

N The undersigned has been duly appointed
the IN annexed. late of BrOokfrld. Trumbull Co.
Ohio. deed. All interested will govern themselves
accordingly. r. NM.
Rrnokfrid.. June Is. IS62-3w* Admir-
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Advertisements not under contract, must be mark
ed tho length Of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
Rents. 30 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be Pail for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
s"i"'inn and other Notices, net connected with
* u ,ular business.
aids. not exceeding ; lines, Sl,OO a line
Scr ye :. zach additional line. 80 cents.
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"OSTUOLM'S POCKET Knives,

the largest and best assortment ever
brought to this part of the State. now on exhibition
at PACKARDfS.
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Rates Of Advertising.
1R- Twelve lines equal to ono inch in space. make
q Square.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
Medium or Small Glover.

A. B. Benham of Tompkins Co., who tool,
the first premium on grain farms in 1860, re-
marks as follows in favor of the medium clover
over the large kind grown by some farmers
"1st. The hay is of much better quality. 2d.
The two crops can be secured at season of
the year not to infringe ON our wheat harvest
or our timothy haying, or the harvest of any of
o,tr summer grains. Sd, and most important
of all reasons--By cutting it twice the same
season, there is but very few of the noxious
weeds that are so fast overrunning our lands,
will mature seeds as soon as the clover seed.
and this we may always rely upon, we are less
liable to have small seeds in the medium vari-
ety." Mr.. B.. cuts the first crop about the last
of June, and cures it nicely, making hay Of
excellent quality; the next crop is generally
taken off in September for seed.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
To Ambitious Young Men.


1t is well that every youth ambitious Of in
tellectual distinction should be taught this les
son-that whoever desires to be prominent in
the great field where men contend for the high
est prizes, of intellectual labor w.
-. e-oSsd Ue no man or universal ac-
quiremeuts in these days. The wisdom Of
Solomon and the years of Methusaleh would
not suffice for the mastery of all the sciences
as at present developed--to say nothing of the
arts, the languages, history, &c. The study
of chemistry and its application to the i'm
provement and renewal of soils--one of the
most useful among the higher occupations, to
which an American youth Of promise could
devote himself--is in itself pursuit in which
life time is not more than sufficient for the
requirement of a distinguished name Rsr q
wise division of manual labor the power of pro-
duction in every branch of manufacture has
been Of late years enormously increased. By
similar division of intellectual labor-by the
Capitalization OF great minds on special objects
still more astounding results have been
in science. So only can the great work of
general improvement be properly carried on.
The attempt to know something of everything
can only make man a smatterer. The time
for Admirable Critchtons has gone by. The
knowledge Of his day tthe era of Queen Eliza
beth) as compared with the knowledge of this,
is as nutshell to the great globe Columbus
discovered a New World--but the Columbuses
of science and of art have within half centu-
ry discovered and created fifty worlds. We
say, therefore, let no young man who wishes
to be great, be diffusive. He can at best cover
but point of the mighty expanse of thought
and labor which modern minds have spread
forth Let him select his point and ceave to
it, It is the only road to distinction, in the
nineteeth century.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
Rebel Eorfificafinns-

The st. Louis Democrat is informed that
the rebels are fortifying Port Hudson. one
hundred and fifty miles above New Orleans
len or twelve guns are in position, and in two
weeks from the present time, Port Hudson
will be as strong as Vicksburg, and prove a
serious bar to the ascent of Farragut's fleet.
The Rebels are running steamboats, from
Port Hudson to Lake Providence, o distance
of three hundred miles. Also, boats on Red
River. bringing immense supplies of cattle
from Texas, and large quantities of salt from
the new salt works ON Red River. These
works produce ten thousand bushels daily, ,t?)
all of which has been sent east via Nicksaurg.
One object in the Notifications at Port Hudson,
is to prevent the Federal forces from reaching
these salt works
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
Joseph Murry, VS. BENJAMIN Hs,s


MO. 1769.-In the Circuit Court for Wasb,,.
~ ton County sitting as a Court of Fouitrs
The object OF this suit is to procure decree. q,
sale of Q certain interest In real estate IvingG
Washington County, which was morteae ed h
Benjamin Hess, to Joseph Murry, ON the 3Ist a,
of January 1851.
The bill and exhibit states and shows thai !,
the 31st day of January 1861, the said Bepisn,
Hess, being indebted to the complainant, Joseni
Murry, in the sum of $3.50 rs, then due and oWis,
unto the said n,urry, executed and delivered uus
him mortgage upon, among other things, upo,
all the interest of him the said Hess, in snd =
certain Real Estate, particularly described in Il,
exhibit accompanying the bill, For the purpose
securing the payment of the said su IN OF mon.r,
with interest thereon, on or before the 3lst d;,
of January 1862, and that although the time q
pointed for the pay ment Of the said debt and
terest as aforesaid hath elapsed, NO part there,
bath been paid, and that the said Benjamin Ben
resides out of the State OF Maryland.
1t Is thereupon adjudRed and OF der ed that u,
complainant by causing copy oil this order toh,
inserted in some newspaper published at Hagen
town once In each successive week. for ONE mont
before the % ldap s.r p-senioer next, give pntt
l.-,--o safd absent defendant of the Object a.
substance OF this Bill, and warn him to b. s,i
appear in this court, In person or by soloitor -
OF beisre the 25th day of March next, 70 spsvs
the premises, and show cause ii any he hath. III,
decree ought not to pass as prayed w
Tree copy-Test: ,rt
novz ISAAC EEsBITr, crL
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
BELL S BROTHER
LAMPS. .s,h

To the public, we need only say, our future epd..
vois shall be as hor tofore, to supply their vs4s
wants with reliable Iemedies, viii h we trst l..
bean duly adpp eciated. ~ '' NY
Our stock OF Kerosene Lamps will Re found n /
very extensive all the new styles OF shadrs can
pflsing great many patterns are now han ~
Lether with the Patent Glass Con. 8 and Anbe,II
Chmneys, the latter ior which are the only aee,s
IN t.i county: Ile ass rtment tot .ncy 90 d NJ
Soaps, Pomadse, Hat o lis, Lnstrais, Dressings. p
iumery, Extra ;ts, S4chets snd Toilet Waters. ~
0o-PrescriPtions accurately manipulated, . ..s
ae --- .'.--t BELL BRO,
Pharmaceutical Chemi,,.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
The Drafted wide-Awake.

-----U----
Twas glorious wide-Awake,
All marching in row '"
And wore shiny oil-cloth cape,
About two years age,
Our torches Jared with turpentine,
And filled the streets with smoke;
And we were shre, whate'er might come,
Secession war joke.
o, if then had only dreamed
The things that now know,
@F'> ne'er had been Wide-Awake
About two years ago.
said the South would never dare,
To strike a single blow .a.
thought that they were towards then,
About two years ago.
:, And SO marched behind rail,
Armed with a wedge and maui
With honest hbe'upon flag,
A boatman gaunt and tall.
My work was good, my wages high,
And bread and coal was low
The silver jingled in my purse,
About two years ago.
In peace my wife and children dwelt,
Happy the live-long day,
And war was but the fearful curse,
OF countries far away! H.. ....
My wife sits pale and weeping now,
My children crying low +s
did not think to go to war,
About two years ago.
And no one now. will earn their food,
No one will be their shield; g..
God help them when lie in death,
= Upon the bloody field
One brothers bones half buried lie,
Near the Antietam's flow
He was merry, happy lad,
About two years ago.
And where the Chicahominy,
Moves slow towards the sea,
Was left another wasted corpse--
am the last of three.
Just now saw my torch and cape,
Which once made such show
They are not what once they seemed,
About two years ago.
thought carried Freedom's light,
In that smoky, flaming brand;
I've learned bore distinctions torch
That wedge has split the land. .,
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
Estate Of George Bra goonier, decd.

Estate OF George Bragoonier, decd.
oilCE is hereby given that the subseriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Washington County, Letters :, + admir-; ;stratiop ON
iate oi said County, deceased. All persons h.v.
ing claims against the said estate, are bersbv
warned to exhibit the came with the voucb, r.
Ioere9t, 70 me subscr'ber, on or before the 10th
excluded from all ben ft Of said estate. Owe
under my hand tbis 2sst day Of Ootober, 1852 -
an persons knowing themselves indebted to said
payment. '-is
JOHN A. K. BREWER Administrator.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05

heavy set about l6 hands high, heavy r,sra "a
S pot on the right shoulder, caused bv tbs s,h
SSig OF the collar d few white hairs on ons ~ hsr
US thought there still ms OH the fet.locEs
s MIS- ol her having been hobbled he above res q,
h LII ne given for information which NAV lead 70
Oct 5t.ss A. J..PoflS.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
Wholesale AND RETAILI


STOVES for oficsrs, ssorss, shops, parler., te.
- among which a's the Meteor Gas burner ftofh
Eyg, stanley Al .tight Common Egg Empire CooE
Invite AZ 70 call befero pnehasing alsewhe ere, v
am an dstermined to sell he.pl
hS-Come to the HAGEBsT0wN rot NDRY, snt
lHovT1 L. MCKEE
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
Touching Incident.


Who can read the following without tearsi
We copy from the Press.
Several charitable ladies lately visited one
Of our military hospitals. Every refreshmeut
that could be furnished, they supplied. Ice
cream was handed round, and the poor invalids
eagerly partook of it. In one corner of the
room, however, the spoon and saucer had not
been. touched. On the bed, by the little table
containing them, lay young boy, his features
pale, his eyelids dropping. A lady gently fam
ming his fair forehead, softly whispered, "The
poor little fellow is asleep, we must not disturb
him"
No, ma'am, I'm not asleep" he answered
1t was silvery voice, full Of sweetness, of in
nocence and boyhood.
"Well, my little fellow" continued the lady.
as she nearer drew, 'are you not fond of ice
eream?"
Every much So" he replied.
"Didn't you see me place this on your little
table?' reaching for the plate of cream.
'Oh, yes, he answered. tremulously, but
shut my eyes and cried to myself"
"Cried, my child! why, what made you cry,
my dcar?'
"Oh, madam! if you will pull the quilt down
little, you will see"
. The lady did so and found that he had no
ar1ns!, Both of them he had lost in battle
Poor little, fellowl the sympathy of silence
and tears was all that could bo bestowed upon
his wounded spirit, The remembrance of his
brother aud sister, Of father and mother, of
childish frolicks and playmates loved of yorc,
was awakened to scoth the fancy of the little
sufferer, and to wreathe his young brow with
the still tender resignation to the will of God
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
rEwsTMG'S sAxm
OF.
r.aLU.aBLE RE.4L ESTATE

I'.aLU.aBLE RE.4L ESTATE
RY VIRTUE of deed OF trust, the undef,irne
- Eiil ofier at Bubble Sal. in font of the desr
Rouse In Hagerstown on Tuesday
THE End DAY OF DECEMBER YFyr
all .he. Iand Tying on the Cheesaus.l,
ana oaio Canal, about one m 10 ives. OF Wasai
warehouse, 10 ming the lands of Andrew r, ntA,
Ohio Baker, knodlesT heirs and others, ton,si%u,
a-out - >Ni
Two hundred and sevcnty.fiye Aenj
PRIME LIMESTONE AID RIVER LAND
lately tho property OF James Tenant. rbs ,rn,o,.
ments consis of n god 1'7- r.
fs.:A HO U.s. AND R.a.v.K R.sR.Ei
Eih Wagor shed, and al other n cessary .utro, ~
's<.fsto ether tn an eRCHA sd If GOOD FhtIf
rn u never aihng spTi OF water, buildinn
ihere Il a large boiy oil the land cover,u with
EXCEL LENT TtMBEs
and the ba lance under good cultivation.
The terms oftale are, Gne third of the n,,rrb,y
money to be i'd /" hpnd on the d. of sale. an n,
ia IN aon the co., and the balaD in two apnu.I pav
ments, with IT. teress from the day sale the deiefr
paymsnts 70 be secured by bond aud security, u,sa
tue pay ment of the whole pu oh ase money! GOOD IA
sEhicient detd Will lie executed. he iease Of tn
resent occupant, JsmSs A Tenant, expires on Il,
hrst day Of April next which time the purt hasg
can take possession. The crops lrowing in tie ouni
are Reserved BENJAMIN REIGLE,
Nov,,,. DAVID II. Wl1ES,
t'e'"as' Trustse
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
+, CORN SHELTERS.

LINVII e THE ATTENTION OF FARwERs, AND
thsTs to my stock OF Corn SHELTERS Of yari us sis
both han anu Power. ~ - -. : ~ - - -
GJcau and examine than. MsKEE.
Wv" Haserstown Foundry.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05

SAVE RAGS, PAPER, &c.-People should
cave their rsgs, scraps of paper, etc., as they
are ofvalue now, and can be sold to advan-
tagc If persons throughout the country, were
careful in this respect, the price of printing
paper would in measure be kept down.
Boys can make their holiday money by atten-
ton to this matter. Old account books, by
taking of the covers, envelopes, ee-, can be
seld,. This ia an important matter.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05

Articles for the Present Season.
Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, Camphor Cream, Gu.
cumher Cream, Glycerine Cream, Glyceriue and
Solidifed Glycerinn Ice freshly prepared by
BELL & BRO. Apothecaries .
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
$50 REWARD.

WAS STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES or THE
suoSefiper on sunday night the a5th inst,
Bark SOYreE .yEuxe4
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05

Agrituitnral Department.

Agriculture is tie most Healthful, the most Uss tu
a, the most Noble Employment Of Man.-WashiHg-
foa
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05

- Communications upon Agricultural sub
jects will be thankfully received.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05
nA1rnInN

~. u. CAUTION.
The subscriber hereby caliions the pubItc from
purchasing or removing any hay, straw or TO- der
from of is farm without first OBJ aiming his nsent to
such removal.
novz3t JOHN S. MIpDLEKAUFF.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-05

John Hutzell wife G others.
vs.: t.-' -:
Harriet futzeil & others.
MO. l429.--lu the Circ uit Court for Washing
IN tou County, sitting rs Court % Eqnity. =
y dared by the CleJk of said Court this l3 day
OF November, 1852, that the Auditors Il port and
Account No. 3 d dDal filed in the above case. be
fioally ratified and confirmed by the Court, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be sbewn on or be-
fore the fifth day of December next, provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hagerstownj once week
toned day.
True copy-Test:
nov14 ISAAC NESBiTT, Clerk.