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Fruit and Frosts.

During the past week there have been
several cold nights and severe frosts,
much to the regret of people generally,
and fruit growers particularly. However
the prospectis better now, as examination
has shown that the damage was not so
sweepinga as at first apprehended. Apples
are yet unhurt; peaches and cherries have
suffered 70 some extent, but if they have
a favorable season from now on. there
will be goodly crops of both.
The weather being dry, the frosts were
not as fatal as would have been equally
severe freezes, at a wet time.
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IA


ANDREWS K WoODFORD-On the sth inst, by
Ed. Matthias Christy, Mr.. Lueius Andrews and
Miss Cornelia Woodford. all of Vienna.
SMITH & lIOLC0MB-0n the 9Th inst. in Hart
ford. by the Rev. David King. Mr.. Alex. IL.
Smith. of Vernon, to Miss Hester A. Holeomb, of
Hartford.
MEEKERA NORCUT-In Bszetta, on the 7.h inst.
by Ed. w. Scott Hayden, Mr.. Roland Meeker, of
Mecca. to Miss Sarah Noreut, of johnson.
VERT < P0ST-AlsO by the same, on the 18th,
Mr.. solomon Vert to Miss Emeline Post. all of
Bazetta
KILLER & VIETS-In Pennington, May 9th. by
Elder D. J.. White. Mr.. Zachariah Kibler. to Miss
Rosanna Vets, both of SOuthingtOn.
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Soldiers Aid Society Of Vienna.

AT a meeting of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety May 9TH, a box was packed and for
warded to Mrs. B. Rouse, Cleveland. con-
tanning the following articles, viz:
= pillows. 4 pair socks, 4 lbs currants. 4
lbs elderberries, 4 lbs dried apples. Ii lin
en- towels, q fbs cotton cloths, il TBS dish
cloths, dozen lemons, 3 tbs lint, 4S4 y'ds
bandage, . abdominal ~bandages, / pair
pillow cases, 3 dozen eggs, I quilt.
At a meeting prior. our former Trea<u-
rer and Secretary resigned, and the un-
dersigned wa chosen in their stead.
HELEN L. BETrs, Treas. & Sec.
Vienna, May 10th, 1862.
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Soldiers Remittances.

NEWTON FAILS, May 9th, 1s62.
lHessrs. EdttOrs.-Below | send you a
list of the sums sent home 10 friends by
the privates and non-commi,s: stoned officers
of my Company D, of the 9th Cavalry reg
iment. 1t has been our misfortune that
we have not yet been permitted to act in
the field against the enemies of our ooun-
try but we trust that under the guidance
of the gallant Fremont we shall soon be
able to render a good account. That we
are not unmindful of the friends at home
let the following record show. The men
received from SS5 to Sos each, of which
they send home the following amounts.
There are some others of which ! have no
record.
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Personal.

Personal, Hft
Hon. BE- Hoffman. GOV. Tod's Pri-
rate Secretary, paid a short visit to this
place, the first of the week. lie left
again on Tuesday morning for Columbus.
Hons. r. P. Ranney and Luther Day
have been in town. the post week, attend
ing Court
We notice Capt. Asper is getting quite
active, and in a few weeks will be able 10
say Richard is himself again"
Lieut.. McCleery was in town on Mon
day, and, We are glad to state, has recoy-
cred from a severe attack ofcamp dysente-
ry- His right right arm is doing we'll; it
was amputated between the hand and cL
how
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Major A. s. Hall.

The gallant Major of the Path Ohio. has
been stoppingat the National Hotel, in this
place, for the past week, where he has
been daily waitedupon, as far as his health
would permit, bycitizens, all glad to greet
him once more, and solicitous for his re-
storation to health. He is slowly improv-
ing but can not yet undergoea any fatigue
ing exercise.
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eHaRRIFfsssA SALE.
VS. =
Augustus GrRter

~ Jacob1f- BaldEin ct all In Trumball eoun-
Augustus Crater common f'ea''
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas in the above case and to
me directed and delivered, l shall expose at Public
Saturday the I7th day Of May, 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a " and { O'Clock p
y. at the door of the Court House in the Town Of
harren, IN said county, the following Real Estate
to VIII; situate in Rowland township Of said county;
bounded and described az follows: beginning at a
point at the centre of the road from Warren to
youngstown, about three hundred and ten feet t3l0)
from the west line of a fourteen acre tract purchas-
cd by Leicester King of Jacob Perkins. and known
as part OF the Edwards tract so called, from thence
running north 2i5o Z. five chains ten links to a post
forty Inks from the north line. and from thence
north1S. M.acroSst the run to the north line of the
Edward 5 tract. thence west along the north line Of
the SAID Edwards tract to the road running from
the ' Jenna road to the Youngstown road, thence
s0uth along the east line of said cross road to the
centre Of said youngstown road, and from thence
on SAID L onngstown road about three hundred and
ten ie e to the Place Of beginning. Angraised at
Sls5.O: Terms cash. j. Z. BUTLER, ShiG.
Sheriff Oihce. Wnrren. ApriI ID. 1852.
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NINE. DEMOREST's
Quarterly Mirror of Fashions

GREAT INPROVEMENTs,
The Summer Number will contain
FOUR LARGE & SPLENDID FASHoN-PLArBS,
THREE FULL-sIZED PATTERNS,
Comprising the
N.ts French Waist an EIeGaaf Slesrs q Aissss Soek
Together with nearly 100 EngraTiDgs Of all
the novelties for
Summer Bonnets. Cioaks, Trimmings ChldraaAy
Dresses, Etc, and
Valuable information to Milliners. Dress Makers.
Mothers, aud Ladies generally, presenting the larg-
est and best Fashion Magazine in tho World. pub
lished 4T3 Broadway. and,sold everywhere at 2ets..
or sent by mail post tree-On receipt of the amount
Yearly 81 with the following valuable premium
Each yearly subscriber viii be entitled to the Sc
lection of Scots. worth of plain patterns. from the
designs in the book. ORION the show reom. or they
may be ordered and sent by mail any time during
the y ear. by paying the postage
Splendid Inducements to C~anyaSsers.
Summer Number VIII DC ready on Or about thu
First Of May.
April y. ls62-tE.
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.~UARDIAN'S SALE.

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Gcausa county. Ohio, made on the Sd day
Guardian of Lyman W.D. Brown. against his ward,
the undersigned will, on the 30th day of May. 1862,
at l. o'clock. at noon, on the premises. offer at pub
lie. sale the following described real estate. situate
IN Trumbull county, State of Ohio, mthe township of
Pennington. and described as follows: known as
parts Of lot s. and IS in said township. and bound
ell as follows: on the north by the township line.
being nineteen and ono half acres taken By paral-
lei lines from of the north side of that part Of lot
aeres taken by parallel lines from off the north side
OF lots No. - and -. lying cast of said centre road.
being the same lands Hparted to said Lyman ". ID.
Brown in partition proceedings. had in the Court of
Common Pleas Of TTumbull county. Ohiu. ut the
March Term thereof. 1862. Terms of Sale-One-
fourth cash in hand, and the balance in four equal
annual payment with annual interest ON the de-
ferred payments to be secured rs required by law.
LUClUS +. DURFEE,
Guardian Of Lyman W. ID. Brown
April 3Oth. lSil4y
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saturdax thc 4 han

between the hours of 10 o'clock A N, and J o'clock P
y. atthe door Of the Court House in Warren. the
following described Real Estate TO wit: Part of lot
No. Ii IN the township of Lordstown, in said county
OF IruInbul, being the west part thereof, and bound
Ell on the north west and south by the lot lines of
said, lot No.lS, Vn the east by lands owned by Mary
Beal- widow and about fourteen acres of land
owned, by said Peter Shively. purchased by him
from the estate of Joseph Beal. deed, containing
fortytwO and 59-l0O acres of land be the same more
or less. Appraised at S3S per acre. Terms cash.
Sheriff. Office, JIG. BUTLER, Shift.
April2. ISL.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POST-OFFICE. Warren. O..
Afar,l &c 1870

YOUNGSTOWN. DArLY-Arrives go P Y; leaves
CLEVELAND. D~1rLr-Arrives Ills a Y; leaves
a50PN.
SALEM. D~AILY-Arrives : P n: leaves6AN
OIL DIG6INGS, DAILY-Arrives II A N; leaves 2
~
SHAR0N-Arrives Tues. Thurs and Sat at 1870 A
y: leaves same days at l:30 p n.
Z GREENNILLE-Arriyes Mon. Wed and
Fridays at 9 P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at 10 n.
Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and Fridays
atl1AN leaves same days At l:30 P ~.
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mon, Wed and
urdays at s A !.
FARMINGT0N-Arrives Wed and Fridays at P
n: leaves Tues and Thursdays at A n.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK. HANNAiSM ILLS&e-
Arrives Friday 5 r n: leaves Tuesday $50 A N.
a. Mails which leave at or before s A N are closed
the preceding Eve, at P N All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
&. ". PATCH +. N.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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The term commenced on Friday last
On the bench were Judge Peck of the
Supreme Court, and Judges Amber, Chat
fee and Glidden of the Common Pleas
The case of Sutliff vs.. Atwood, was the
only jury trial.
n Court adjourned on Monday.
Ihe verdict in the case of Sutliff VS.. At
WOOD was S5+ for plaintiff. A motion
for new trial was reserved for the su-
preme Court.
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DR. LEWIS, 0culist and Aurist. whose
professional reputation is well and favor
ably known as n of the most successful
operators on diseases of the Eye and Ear,
is now stopping at the Gaskill House. in
Warren. DR.. Lewis, since returning from
Southern Europe, has been located in the
City OF Detroit, Michigan, where his ex-
tensive field of practice has been highly
appreciated by a grateful community and
exceedingly profitable to himself. All he
asks Is a fair and impartial trial of his
new and painless remedies. Consultation
nee. Office hours from 9 till 4 O'Clock of
day-sunday excepted.
April 90, 1921.
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Ctate Of Ohio, TrumbuII Co., !
In the Court of Common Pleas. J
d niaiutiH

John Tibbctts, plaintiff.
vs. The dcfts. John Du-
John. Dugan. Samuel F. gan and Samuel +.
Rocker & Max Elben. dfts Rocker are notified
that on 2lSt of September. ISL, said plaintiff filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for said county. his petition demanding judy
mcnt against them With the other defendant for the
sum of 500. for an installment due on contract Of
sale Of i've acres of land, made by said plaintiff and
defendants on the 9Th day Of February. ISL. for
which said defts. were to pay plf. 500. S1U April
lst. ISL. and SOD Aprillst, 1867, and thar in said ac-
ton an order of attachment was issued and levied
upon their property and duly returned. Plaintiff
will take Judgment for said sum of money and IN
tcrcst. since due and costs, unless they answer or dc
muir to said petition. on or before the list day Of
H%UTCmINS, RATLIFF & FORREST.
April %, lS69-6w PITTS Attys.
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Mineral Ridge Correspondence.
MINERAL RIDGE 0. NAY II, 1862.
MINERAL RIDGE WELSH CHOIR

ISERA RIDGE WELSH CHOIR
The Welsh Choir gave a concert, at tn,
Independent Welsh Church in this place
on Thursday evening last, for the benefit
of the Soldiers Aid Society. There wa.
a fair number in attendance, and most O
the pieces were highly commended, espe
cially the 'Star of Bethlehem" and &
"Welsh Anthem" The concert closed
with singing "0ld Hundred" by the choir
and audience. They will give a concert
in Girard this (Monday) evening, and
viii visit Warren in q short time. They
sing both in the Welsh and English Ian
guage; some of their Welsh pieces arr
quite amusing. We hope when they re-
visit Niles they will meet with a better
reception than they did on the Sd inst
when on arriving at Niles, the Patriotic
Committee appointed to receive them,
and make arrangements for lighting up
the Hall &c, were not to be found, And
but for the kindness ofsome good "Samari-
tan who took them in" would have been
Obliged to remain in their wagons. or re-
turn to the Ridge. However after wait
ing al hour or more, the key of the
Hall was found, and > old lamps lit up
(which they only charged 40 cts for use
of after which everything went off
smoothly.
y SICK SOLDIERS.
John L Davis and Thomas Williams,
the former wounded in the Battle of Shi-
lob, and the latter, sick in Hospital in
Kentucky. mentioned in my last, arrived
home last week, on furlough. They are
getting along very well, and will return
to the battle field, as soon as they are suf
iciently recruited.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Anumber of our energetic citizens, met
together, in the new school house the last
Sunday in April, and established a Union
Sunday School. an institution very
much needed here, as there was but
one on the Ridge, and that one Welsh
There ware over I20 Scholars and Teachers
present last Sabbath.
BCsISEs MATTERS.
The coal business that has been very
extensive this spring, has become quite
stagnant within the last two weeks,
Messrs. Morris & Price, who have been
mining about 300 Tons of coal and ore
per day, all spring. have decreased their
about two thirds. and perhaps will
stop entirely for a short time. Messrs.
Wood. Warner & Co., have stopped work
entirely at IN of their mines, and the
other that has been undergoing repairs
for two weeks past, will start in day or
but will not mine as large an
amount of coal as formerly.
The Ashland Furnace which has been
undergoing extensive repairs four weeks
past, will likely blow in" this week.
Wheatland Furnace now in course of con-
'truction by james Wood & Sons, of Pitts
will not probably resume opera
ion before July. The list of soldiers
rom this place viii be deferred until my
iext. OBSERVER.
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western Reserve Eclectic institute

The Commencement and Anniversary
Exercises of the W. r. E. 1. will take
place OF Wednesday Evening, June Ilth,
and Thursday and Thursday Evening.
June 18th. The big tent" will be on
hand again The friends of the Institute
and citizens generally are invited to at
tend.
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Ctato Of Ohio, Trnmbull County, In

~ tOurt Uf common Pleas.
John Tibbclts, plaintiff. Said Samuel F.. Rocker
vs. Is notified that on the ID
Samuel F.. Rocker and Of Sept. 1861. plaintiff filed
Max Elben. defendants his petition in Clerks Of
nee 0fsaid Court. demanding udsment against him
and his eo-deiendant Max Elben.fO sum of SlS.
and interest since April lst. 1851. m amount due
upon land contract made by said PHI with said def
Feb. 9Th. lS62. for sale by him.. Of nyc acres OF land
to defts for S5G0. 800 due April lSt. 1861, and $40,
April LIST. 1852. that only SIS has been paid in since
due that in said action an attachment has been Is
sued and duly returned. defendant must answer by
2lst Of June, or in default Judgment viii be had
against him. H., X EOlthlST,
April % lS63-5w PITS Attys.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE

n Andrew Andrewsl Before samuel 4. Da-
vs. wilson. up. of Mecca tp.,
Norton Wheeler. } Trumbull county. Ohio.
On the l2th day Of April, 1862. the above Justice
issued an order of attachment in this ease for the
SUN Of Eiity-Three Dollars. which was returned
served by attaching property of the def. and the
cause is continued to NAV 18th, ls62. at l0o'cloek A
v, for trial. a. ". JONES.
April 80, lS62-3N Attys for Plh.
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Grange on Time.

Mr.. Cranage is astonishing the natives
with his large, nice new stock of foot gear,
Just opened at his Boot and Shoe Store,
on Market street. Don'tp pass by without
looking in.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN The undersigned has been duly appointed adj
ministra'Or of the Estate of Ashbel King. late Of
Trumbull county. Ohio. decd. all persons indebted
t0tie estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
nlcnt. and those having claims against the same
will present them TO the undersigned for allowance.
4. TRUESDELL, Admir- of
Warren, April .. 1872 Said Estate.
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Died in Hospital.

Jesse d. Read, son of Thomas Read of
this place, and a private in Company C,
capt. Stratton.l 10Th Reg, died in the
Hospital at Louisville, KY, on the I'd inst.
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WARNING AND ADVICE

Ciizea .SoIlisr lis you 20 form % battle, bS az
means provide y0upself with a good supply Of .Fer
y Davis Pain killer"-it may be the mesn5 81 SAY
ing your life from many diseases incident e camp
life-ith has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable prepa
aratiOn ofthe kind in all eases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.
let me say t0yOu in b~roti.erly kindness, put q Bible
in one end Of the Soldiers Kit and a bottle Of gsnu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other. and Il may
be the means Of insuring hs safe rstarn-rust to
no other preparation.
FARMERS,
provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kille AZ
this srason Of the year when ChOlie. Cholera Nor
bns. Dysontary. nisrrhea &C.. may disable your
hands-usc it in every case u the kind. and my ears
for II, iii docs not effect a speedy eure.--o9t be sure
YOU trust TO no ether remedy but the old long ulsd
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to my
knowledge faiici.
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Partnership Dissolution.

H. hOODo having THIS day pur-
81 . chased the interest Of ]. Andrews in the DRUG
business. the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween said parties is dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and papers Of the hrm will be found ut
our desk for settlement. J. WOODS
Warren, Nay 1st. 81. J. ANDREWS.
The undersigned will be fcand as usual AZ bis ola
stand No >. NanGOrders Block, where he viii keep
constantly ON hand the best of Drugs Grocerics,
Oils. Paints. &c, and b. retaining in his employ the
most competent assistants. he hopes to merit hiB
May .ScssE JSO.R woops
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Among the advantages il has over others. are the
following:
i4t-The works are so arranged that the Earhine
can be run backward or forward, sewing equally
well either way. II eaa always be started With tho
foot alone. and Is always sure to be right.
2l-The needl. is perfectly straight, thus enabling
i TO work through heavy goods without trouble OF
danger Of breaking by spSInginS as with curved
ones
Sd-The thread is used direct from the spools both
upper snd lower, thus saving the trouble Of re-
winding.
4th-Its simplicity and non-liabiIity Of getting
5th-The case with which u il can be operated. and
the durability Of its work. the seam IA very elastis.
and cannot be ripped, although every fourth stitch
IS cut.
This machine viii QrlLr, IfRV, GAMER. FILL
and ENBRoInrR. Please scnd for circular. Agents
wanted to whom liberal indueements will 10 Oder
cd. address q. W. CROW ELL6 Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Sewing Machines,
No. 2I. Superior St. Cleveland. Ohio.
March ). 1852
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Young Ladies' Aid Societu.

The members of the Young Ladies' Aid
Society tender their sincere thanks to Mr..
Ford and the other gentlemen who so
kindly assisted us in the Old Folks Con-
ctrt, gwen in Youngstown and also to
the Ladies and Gentleman of that place,
for their kind reception, and liberal pat
ronage. The proceeds were SIS, which
will soon be devoted to the relief of our
suffering soldiers.
BY Order of the President.
H.,
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Town and County.


Sixth Cavalry.
We learn that the Sixth Cavalry would
positiveley leave Camp Chase to-day for
Wheeling.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Isaac Troxelll In Court of Common Pleas Of
vs. fTrumbull county, Ohio.
Charles Duffy BY virtue Of an order Of sale
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county, in tue above ease and to me directed and
delivered, have levied upon and shall expose to
Public Sale on
Saturday the 9th day OF May. 1852.
at the south door Of the Court House in Warren.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and ! p VI. the
following Real Estate. to wit: Situate in the town
ship of BaZetta. in said county Of TTumbull. being
part Of lot i, in the original survey Of said town
ship. but which was more recently laid out by the
said Isaac TrOxcll into small lots for the purpose Of
selling or leasing a. oil privileges, which will APP
eorder's Office Of said county, lin book Of maps and
town plats) and which is numbered in said plat As
No. ]. bounded on the east by lot No. =. ON the west
by the highway. ON the north by a road dedicated TO
the public by said TrOxell. 3; feet wide. and ON the
south by lands of VI. Moore. Containing & acres
Appraised at 500. Terms Cash.
April y. lSj2. JOS. G. BUTLER. Sheriff.
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PARKS & wENTz' COLUMN
New Spring Goods.

THE Subscribers would call the at
Of cir friends snd the public to their
very full and complete stock Of
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NOTICE

~ is hereby given that Mrs. Lydia Hulin has
deposited money with the County Treasurer and
redeemed n piece OF land located in Braceyille Tp.,
described as being the middle part Of lot No. 2. and
said to contain 1880 of an acre. Said land was sold
for Taxes Jan. 14th. 1851. in the name of Vim. West
and purchased by b. y. Robbins.
o. l.. NOLCOTT,
Warren, o.. April 30, lSj2-3w Auditor.
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Advertisements not under contract, must be mark
cd -the length of time desired, or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, aud extra displayed Advertise
ments, SO per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
Business Cards, not exceeding 5 lines. $i,09 a line
. per year. each additional line. IS cents.