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The Burton Far.

The Fair Of the Geauga County Agri-
cultural Society which came off last week.
was as usual largely attended, and was
in all respects, successful. The people Of
this County generally, end of Burton in
particular deserve credit for the peffec-
ton other arrangements al their annual
fairs. They are excelled by the psopie
of no county in the State On the
last day of the fair, there were several
Trumbull County horses-on the track
Two horses belonging 10 VIM. Fee, of
Basetta-"Country Boy and Montreal'-
each took a premium for fast trotting;
The two first heats of the race in which
Country Boy competed, were won by
Granite State. and the three last by Cnun-
try Boy. time 2,4G-2,40-24G.
Time OF Montreal. $3.50.
R. II. Barnum's black mare. Honest
Jane, also took a premium; time 2,46
2,4eI245.
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The Rush to the Wars.
Commissioner

@AS ANS " ~ W MS"
Remarkable scenes have passed in re-
view the past week. The military enthu-
siasm of the people burst the ligatures OF
redtape. and the people went in on their
own hook to an extent that was most re-
freshing and encouraging. The call OF
the Governor of the State for minute
men. on Wednesday last, was responded
TO by upwards of 500 of the brave sons OF
old Trumbull with an alacrity that showed
the people are wide awake and ready for
+sn&tsuRahsr Of nresunsRtonS inya2srs vic
may dare to cross our boun diaries and pol
lutc Ohio soil.
Thursday last was one of the most stir.
ring and exciting days ever witnessed in
Warren. From an early hour the streets
were thronged with armed men and mar
tial bands, and it seemed as if the palm
lest days Of old militia trainings had been
revived. and every body was military,
both by inclination and practice. All
kinds Of firearms were in requisition.-
Rusty mnskets, rifles and shot guns of
high and low degree, antiquated shot
pouches, we'll filled with bullets or buck
shot. and old fashioned powder horns,
trimming full OF the "villainous saltpe-
ire, constituted the motley martial
equipments of the sturdy men who had
stepped forth ut the first announcement
that their services were needed 10 resist
invasion. Hundreds OF these men are
marksmen who always shoot to kill, and
if they have an opportunity 10 draw on &
rebel. there will be something drop every
time.
The volunteers above alluded 10 return
Ell home on Sunday evening last. on a
special train. They were dismissed on
Friday evening. there being no further
need Of their presence at Coying!on. 1t
appears that the great rush of minute
men to that place. had satisfied the reb-
els that they could not take Cincinnati,
and they. skcdaddled in hot haste. 1t is
estimated that there were one and fifty
thousand men at Cincinnati. in response TO
the eall, TO protect it from a rebel raid
Ohio can take care Of itself.
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srhe 125th Ohio Regiment.

4 new Regiment of Infantry. to he com.
manded by Col. 0PDYeKE, is TO be formed
from the counties of Trumbull, Ashtabu-
Ia, Lake, Geauga, Portage, Summit and
Aahoning. The Military Committees Of
the several counties viii meet to-day, al
Cleveland, to ~apportion to the several
counties the quota to be raised, in each,
and perfect measures for raising the regi-
ment.
Drafting in Ohio, having been postpon-
ed to the lst of October, there is still an
opportunity given to the people of this
county TO fill up its quota and avoid a
draft, and there is an opportunity for
The young men 10 enlist in a regiment Of.
Western Reserve men, commanded by a
gallant officer who has been tried in camp
and the field and found TO Le as compe-
tent to care for the welfare of his men in
camp and on the march, as he is brave.
and cool in battle.
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The First Locomotive.

Upon Saturday Locomotive No. =. fol
the Atlantic and Great Western H. H.
arrived at Ravenna. Ii i an engine Of
large size. and undoubtedly Of great pow
er. 1t is from the works of DANFoRTH-
Cook & Co. Patterson. y. J.
A thousand runs Of iron are already ON
the ground, and track-laying will progress
with dispatch. The feeder bridge is ready
for the track, q large tank has been erect
ell, and everything looks Ike business
We shall soon have busy trains whirling
through IL territory upon the a. Il e.
". r. R.-Raceaa Democrat.
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Chzrlcs White. Trustee
Of Bcsey Webb,
~
Albert y. Allen.
In Trumbuli county
Common Pleas.


By virtue of an order of sale issued uut of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for said county, in
the above case. and 10 ME directed and delivered, /
have levied upon and shall expose at pablo sale al
the door OF the court house in Marren. on
Saturday the Goth day OfSeptember 1862
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A N and 1 p NJ, the
following described real estate: situate ia the eoun-
~ aforesaid, in the township of Newton. and in the
town plat Of lands laid out and recorded By .JudSun
Garfield Esq, TO wit: Beginning az II post / chain Il
links from the \ E corner of lot No -, thence run
ming along n marked line q chains and - links 10
the south line of the lot, thence east along the south
Tine Of the lots No. y and - II chains and IS links
TO 4 post. thence along a marked line q chains and
. links TO the north line of lot No 80, thence west
along the north line of lots Nos - and - IL chains
and Is links 10 the first bound. containing 2Ss acres
of land, more or less. Appraised Al So per acre.
Also, one other tract or lot OF land, situate in
said county, and adjoining the above described
tract being part of lots - and "A. IN the plat afors-
said, beginning al 8 post l chain and IL links from
the y. T.. corner of lot No. -, thence south along
a marked line q chains IS links, to the south line
Of the lot, thence east along said south line of the
lots No. IS and "A, Z chains and 81 links to a post.
thence north along a marked line, y chains ].
links 10 a post in the north line ofiot No. "A, thenee
west along the north line of lots Nos. "A and -. {
chains and q links to the first bound, containing
sixteen and one-third acres of land more OF less.
Appraised So S3-lW per acre. Terms cash.
j. q. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Warren, Aug. 20, 1862.
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~ OF REAL Estate,
In obedience to an order of sale issued from the
Probate Court Of Trumbull County, / will offer for
sale at public yendue On the premises hereafter des-
cribed, on
Saturday, tie 27M day Of September next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon oil said day, the follow
ing described real estate, belonging to the estate of
Stephen Burnett, late of Warren, deceased, TO Wit:
The tract of land and buildings thereon. described
in the return Of the appraisers IN their ~Appraise-
ment and assignment of dover as the sixth piece
Of land, situate in Braeeyille. in Section No.
Ii, commonly called the Ledge, farmJ contain
a. follows: Beginning at a post standing in
the south west corner Of lot No > in said
section No. 10, Themes. east On the south line Of
said Section No. IL thirty-six chains and thirty
seven links 10 4 post, thence north twenty chains 10
a post on JOnHthan Aliens southwest corner, and
thence north eight chains on the west line of the
said Jonathan Aliens land, thence west on The
south line of Vernon ALIENS land ~ chains and
thirty-seven links to a post, thence south on the
east line Of lot No. / in said section No. l6 thirty six
chains and thirty-seYen links to the first mentioned
boundary, and contains by estimation ninety-six
47-lW acres Of land, more or less, heretofore decided
by said Stephen Burnett to Frederick kinsman,
bounded Us follows: Beginning at a post standing
in the southeast corner of the lands decided by Ru-
fus Allen 10 Joseph and Stephen Burnett. thence
north along tine east line of said land l. chains and
IS links 10 a post, thence south Jo west along the
centre of the road s chains and 4 links to G post
thence south Gls' west along a line which the par
ties hereof hereby agreed to treat Is the centre of
the road g chains and 65 links to 4 post in said kins-
mans north line, thence east on said section line.6
chains and 1e links to the place of beginning. and
contains Is surveyed by Edwin Lefingwell rs above
stated, q AZ -l0O acres of land. more or less. Which
tract of seYenty-two and seventy-GYe hundredfhs
acres of land was set to Eleanor Burnett as her dow /
or estate in the lands that said Stephen Burnett died
seized of, and was appraised, and will be sold sub
ject to the life estate of said Eleanor Burnett. APP
praised subject to said ineumbrance al $ll64,00.
Also will be sold same day, on the premises. in
the Town Plat of South Warren, described as the
south = of an acre of land. being lot No. Z in Block
No. 9 in the south survey Of Warren, reference be- !
ing had to the plat of said survey recorded in Trum- |
bull County Records, Book of Maps pages 81 and IS,
and lying south of and adjoining the Homestead set
of TO the widow and heirs by the appraisers of the
real estate of said Burnett and was by them apprai- |
sed at $4,000. To be sold without ncnmbrance.-
The terms of sale will be made known on the day Of
sale. JACOB II. BALDWIN, Admir- 1
de bonis non of the estate Of Stephen Burnett
Warren Auo ~ lS69-4w /
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CHERRIES SALE.
John F. ~ er, {
J In Trunbull county
I Common Pleas.
Ancil BosWorlh 81 n

vs. N"'
Ancil BOSworih ct al CouiihOh rieas'
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas in and for said county. IN
the above case and 10 me directed and delivered l
shall expose At public sale on
Saturday tIIe 2Oih day orSeptember 1892
Al the door of the Court House in Warren. in said
County, and between the hours Of 10 o'eiuck A N aud
4 O'cloek p n Of said day. the following real estate.
10 vii: situate ia BracrN lille township IN the County
of Trumbull. described a. follows: bounded OIL the
north by lands Of Cyrus l.. johnson. GU the east by
land owned or in the possession of Edward Merwiu.
on the south by lands Of Nelson and Joseph Jones,
west by lands of ConrOd Smallstreet. and contains
within said bounds eighty acres of land, il being the
homestead farm of the said Aneil BOsworth, upon
which he now resides. Appraised st So per acre.
Terms cash.
Sherih-s Office, Warren. / J.. q. BUTLER. shift.
Aue ~. lS59-5T
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The s4th Regiment.

The s4th Regiment o.NZM.Lihree
months men, were expected at Camp
Chase, yesterday, and are TO be mustered
out of service Immediately, the period OF
their enlistment having expired. The
Company from this town-Capt. CASE
will probably reach here to-day. or 10
morrow.
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SALE.
Simeon Jennings
VS.
VIM, Kirk ct al
In Trum. Com. Pleas

Simeon Jennings
VS. In Irum. Com. Pleas
VIM. Kirk ct al
By virtue of a special 4. ia. against the plaintiff
in the above case, issued by the Clerk of Common
Pleas in and for the County OF Trumbull, State of
Ohio, ! have levied upon and shall expose TO public
sale At the south door of the Court House in War
rem. in said county, on
Saturday the e7th day OfSePtemberI 1859
betweep the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and ( O'Clock
p Of snid day, the following described property,
10 wit: Village lots Nes. II and 10 IN the Village OF
Esrisyille y, he .oynship es Ssytsn in lid c0un-
y, and which are bounded on the vest by fotzSo.=
~. east by a street running north and south, on the
northeast by a street running northwest from Bea-
yer's Mills ESQ called on the south by Olive street.
No. 10 is of a diagonal shape, and also adjoins lot
NJ SD each. Terms cash.
JOS. q. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Warren, Aug %. lS62-jw
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Arrival and Departure Oh Mails.
POST-OFFICE. Warren, o.
Al as 1872

YOUNGSTOWN, DAmY-Arrives go P n; lesves
1l:le A NJ -
CLEVELAND, D~AILT-Arriyes l;ls A NJ leaves
$50
SALEM. DInY-Arriyes Z P n; leayes6AN
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-Arrive IL A NJ leaves :
sHARoN-Arriyes Tues. Thurs and Sat at 1929 4
y: leaves same days at l:5O Pm
WEST OVERWHELMING Mon, Wed and
Fridays at . P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
Observation-Disclosures Mon, We'd and Fridays
at II n; leaves same days at / P ~ ,
NORTH BLO0MFIELD-Arriyes don, Wed and
Fridays at Z P N: leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at s A "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We'd and Fridays at P
N. leaves Tues and Thursdays at A r.
CANTON, DUCK CREEK, HANNAs &c
Arrives Friday 5 P n; leaves Tuesday 6;So n.
RAVENNA-ArriTes Mon. We'd and Fridays, at
4P n: leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays
at9AM.
81 Mails which leave at or before s a N are closed
the preceding Eve, at 3 P n. All others are closed
uN" c. VI. PATCH p. "
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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SALE.
Derr ( Reed.


Defr x Reed.
VS. In lruin. Com. Pleas.
Porter r. Friend ct al.
By virtue of an order OF ssle issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumhull County. Ohio.
in the above case, Twill expose 10 public sale ON
Saturday the 27th day Of SepfenIber 1852
at the south door OF the Court House in Warren in
said County, and between the hours of 10 o'clock 4
II and 1 o'clock P II of said day, the following de--
cribed real estate, TO wit: situate in said County Of
Trumbuil and State of Ohio, and also in the town
ship Of Mecca, and designated on a plat of lots laid
out by Daniel Derr. George II. Reed 4 Isaac Trox-
ell. by its number being one. and bounced on the
esSt by lands of-Sl Slow, on the west by lot No. l.,
on the north by lot No. :, and On the south by lands
Of SLOW. Appraised II S12 per acre.
Terms Cash. JIG. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren. Aug q. io62.
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Unpaid Soldiers Money,

The Leader says there is remaing inthe
hands of s. FoIame, Esq, No. o, Atwa-
Ter Building, Cleveland, of Allotment
Money" for Eunice 5. Barr, Fowle T, SO
90. Matilda Tompkins. Vernon. Sl2.0O.
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la The Trumbull Baptist Association
will hold its twenty-third anniversary
with the Baptist Church. in Warren,
Wednesday and Thursday. the 18th and
18th Inst. Preaching at II o'clock A. n.
a nd at :, P. II.
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Credit.

LFeuIL.
We inadvertently omi tied giving prop
err credit TO an article on the first page of
last weeks paper, entitled a Sound Art
icle." 1t is from the pen Of Geo Wilkes,
editor of Wakes SPIRIT. Mr.. W. has al
WAYS been one Of the soandest New York
Democrats.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBUIL CCITN1
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Elijah Hutehins, Pl'f,

VIM. W. Risher,J John Hutehins and 7 Defendants.
L. H.. Hutehins. Defts.
The defendant, Vim. W. FISHER, nonresident Of
said State, will take notice that on the 18th day of
August, 1862, the plaintiff filed his petition in said
Court, sitting forth that on the 10Th day of October,
1860, plaintiff. by written contract Of that date, sold
TO defendant ffty acres of land in Mecca, said eOun-
ty. known as part of the Kingsbnry tract. bounded
south BY road and lot lines, west by road and lot
lines, north by land recently owned by z i. Mead.
and east by the highway, for the sum OF I'VE thou
sand dollars, payable $50 down, $500 on the lst of
January ISL. SiOO on the 1st of October ls6l, $1,000
on the LIST of April 1862, and $1,000 on the lst of April
1868, all on annual interest; that defendants have
caused said land TO be subdiyided and plated and
plat recorded in Trumbull County Records, Book
Of Maps No. !, D. 81; that small lots :. As &, Z, s, g,
Is, 10, 4S and "a have been sold by defendants to
parties, and deeds made by plaintiff; that
plaintiff has performed all things by him to be per-
but that defendants have neglected TO pay
the purchase money as it became due. and that there
Is now due plaintiff the sum OF $685. 9, with interest
from 18th July, 1862. Plaintiff prays decree for said
sum, and that in default of payment the remainder
Of said Land be sold and proceeds applied. Defen-
liant FISHER vii! answer by Ilth day Of October 1852,
lr decree and order win betaken against him by de-
ault. COX IL SPEAR,
Aug q. ls626H Att'ys for PIE.
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Telegraph.

The Telegraph line erected by the A.
i q. w. Rail Road Company, was COM
Pleted to this place, last week. and if not
already, viii o. reach to Akron. The
connection with the east, by way of Mead
vile &C., is formed, and dispatches can be
sent and received o&-EJ;tfm. We are in
debted. OF Monday, to the telegraph op-
orator for a slip informing US of the bat
tie at Hagersto wn, and the death of Gen.
Reno. several hours in advance of the
news by the Cleveland papers.
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SPg NJ and SUMNER DRi GOODS,

su4br,r az Dre>, Goods il Ersst variety. fsney
Goods, Carpets. Domesties. Clothing. Boots and
Shoes, Crockery, Wall Paper. Groceries, etc.. etc
We were in market at n very favorable tlmO. and
are therefore able to offer most goods g. prices as
low aseyeT. We shall give but short credits. and
shall oEer GREAT INDICTMENTS to READY
Pa Buyers.
We shall be in market 10 Luy any amount Of good
Cheese, and pay for it precisely a. agreed. but shall
be 3o,ca on SKINNED and worthless trash.
WeAall always pay the highest market price fSr
gooi butter and Iotc-r prices fOreOmmOn and inieri-
or. believing that Dairymeu should lie ensOursgei
20 make the best.
PARKS L VENT.
Warren. Apr -. o..
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Town and County.
Printing Material for Sale.

We have ror sale. Il quantity al Printing
Material. most Of II Lut little worn cola
sisting OF Newspaper and job TYPE. nom
Pearl to 5 line Plea. plain and fancy. Al
SO. Cases, Chases, Rules, &c, all of which
will be sold cheap. Printers wishing 20
make additions TO their materiai. will saYe
money by buying of US.
HAPGoOD. ADAMS L EITEZEL.
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49, 'idN AMI year above written.
DAVID TOD.
Governor.
As will be seen by the above order. the
quota for each Township was fixed. and
the appointment made by the Governor.
The basis was the returns of the Assessors
from each Township. and the returns of
the Military Committees Of Volunteers
If this basis was wrong, it is the ranlt OF
those officers making the returns.
BY an order of tie Governor the draft
for reasons given in The order is deferred
until the lst day Of October. The mum
Der being now for the first tine authorita
lively fixed, the several townships. by de-
Quoting all volunteers from the lst day of
September, up to the present time can
readily see just the number required from
each township, to exempt them from
a draft. feel confident that this can be
done.
The Military COMMITTEES of each Town
ship. will report TO me on The Both day
Of sept. the correct number of Volun-
teer> >inc- the l>t. Now for one grand
last effort to put each township, and the
whole rnunty in the front rank on the
patriotic rall. There are no more en-.
einPti"ns t" lie srantei.-a> the time fix
Ell icr examinations has expired.
l.. c. JONES.
Commissioner.
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Neptune Fire Company No. 2

An annual election of the members O
Neptune Fire Co. Nc. :. was held Satur
day evening. Sept. q. 1862. resulting il
the election OF the following persons I,
serve the ensuing year from this date:
President. LeInuel Dray.
Vice II. F. Camp.
Secretary, W. j. Kerr.
Treasurer. VIM. Herzogg.
Foreman, V. II. Platt.
LIST Asst. D. H. Hecklnger.
ID " R. Wilkins.
LIST Engineer. /. B. Houk.
I'd Jno. Hardy.
LIST Hose Direc'r, d. b. brennan.
ID " H. A. Wolcott.
81 VIM. Downs.
lst " Engineer, w. Gilmer.
I'd " L. Downs.
lst Axeman, Henry Hazen.
I'd 4. Barber.
"W. J. Kerr. Secy."
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N ADVICE.

tsiSa Sotlier-Asy ou go forth 70 battle. by AL
means provide ~youpseif with q good supply Of Pei
~ Davis Pain Killer lit may be the means Of saw
ing your life from many diseases incident TO camp
life-it has saved mine-buL be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer. il is the emily reliable prsPa
aration of the kind in all eases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.
let me say to you in brotherly kindness. put 5 BiAis
in one end of the Soldiers hit aud a bottle Of ge1u-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other. and it may
be the means of inSuring hS safs retuTn-trRsrt &c
no other preparation
FARMERS,
provide yourselves With Perry Davis Pain Killer al
this season Of the year when ChOle, Cholera Nor
bus, Dysentary, DiarTh0a &e.. may disable yoEr
hands-use it in every case of the kind, and my ears
for Il, If it does not effect 4 speedy cure-but be sure
you trust to no other remedy but the old long tried
Perry Davis Pain Killer whi5b has never to my
knowledge failed
T.
aud especially mothers who have the more iamedi-
ate care of ehld--n, permit me ~ say with candid
earnestneSs never lay down to rest at night with tas
health and happiness Of your Undergraduates IN
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer At hand
trust TO no other pain preparations and pa1aeeas--
they may and often do fail IN critical eases-bHtH
Perry Davis never-nO neyer-H you heed not ta.s
timely warning the fault is your OWE, rs Perry Ds-
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
he land. and all over the civilized world
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Advertisements nol under contract. must be mark
"a the length of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out
Special Notices, and extra Displayed Advertise
msuts, 20 per cent more
Notices charged half price.
Frspsient Advertisements 10 DC rSii for invariably
Yearly Advertisers will De charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices. nst connected VAN
their regular business.
Pusiness Cards. not exceeding J lines. Sl,SH Inc
Ter wear. each additional line. - cents.
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Have been in successful operation in
IL Families, Clothing Houses, &c, in Warren,
for many months past. Their invariable success,
and their perfect work, is n better guarantee L
those wishing to purchase than the irresponsible as
sertion Of an interested agent Of Howe,s or any 9TH
er machine: while the fact that they do not make
hall the noise, is a sufficient to those
who love quiet in the family. An intelligent man
a fair examination and trial will risk his rep
utatien by deciding against Finkle & Lyons: We
will, in all cases, give Sufficient time for triai and
perfect success in using, perfect work and
superiority, or 20 sale.
Warren, Apr Is. 1867.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
rEkNIs OF SrBsCRIPTI0N.

Jae DoRm and FViV CsHts. "a ode1aee: TgO D.!-
iNys, II pdpnsaf IS H0t made "a adc0a cs. No pa
Fer discontinued until all arreaTageS art paid ex-
cspt u the option Of the publishers.
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GPRING CLOAKS and BUSTERS
- STELLA AND MOZAMBIQUE SHAWLS.
GRAPE AND BLACK SILK SHAMLS,
BROCHE Y CASHMERE SHAWLS,
CLOAK AND BUSTER GOODS Trimmings.
NEW YORK STORE.
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Notice.

JOHN VAIL, Esq, Agent of the TRANQUIL
Phalanx," has deposited money with the County
Treasured and redeemed 4 piece Of land SxS0 feet,
situated in Braeeyille township, and sold for taxes
BY d. B. Gilmore. Treasurer, in the name Of SAID
1862. o. L. W0LC0TT, Co. Auditor.
Warren, o.. Sept. 10, 1S62-Sw
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TNHE Subscribers would call tie at
y ILsir frie1dE ard Ihs puLli. f. their
very and cGmP!ete stock CT