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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23


~ Mary Long. Of Poland. O., Martha Houston,
William Houston and Lille 81. Houston. of Nenan-
20 county, Pa. Margaret M0nteith. Of Warren Co..
Illinois, and Jane Applicable, Of Warren Co., Iowa.
William Houston. Joh2 Houston. Jaeintha HOus-
ton, Grace McNeigh. Jane houston and Hannah
Jane Houston. of Lawrence county, Pa, Alexander
Houston, OF Allegheny county. Pa, David " .IlOus-
ton of Anderson county, Kansas. Betsy Stewart,
wife of David Stewart. and said David of C0itsville,
Ohio, Mary Ann McBurney. wife Of a McBurney,
and said A.. MeIluTuey Of Youngstown, Ohio, the
of Elizabeth Robinson. deed, are hereby notified
that David Houston. Executor Of the last will and
testament or Elizabeth Robinson. deed. late of
Lawrence county, Pa, has fled his petition III, the
Probate Court of IruMbull county, Ohio, asking
for an order from said Court authorizing MIN to
complete, by making and executing adcei of con-
Vcyance, for and on bchasfoft the heirs and dcXisceS
OF Elizabeth Robinson. deed, u certain contract in
writing made by the said Elizabeth Robinson, in her
life time, and Rebeeea Jane Robinson, with Joseph
Hanna. for the sale and conveyance to said Hanna
Situate in Hubbard township, Trumbull county, o..
and is known as part Of lot No. IS. bounded on the
south bV the road leading from the village in Huh
bard TO the State line near Silis buTnetts Saw Mill;
on the casio On a part of said lot owned by Thomas
Mathews and " lillian Gallihcr'S heirs; on the north
by 4 part Of said lot owned by jesse Neaeh: and
west by n part Of lot No. 81. owned by Joseph May
ers, containing sixty one acres Of land, more or
less, which contract was made on the 9th day OF
December, lSt7; the price of said land fixed by the
contract was SllO0. and that said petition will be
heard in said Court on the Sth day Of May. lS2, at
10 o'clock \ ". DAVID HOUSTON. ENr
of last Mill Of Elizabeth Robinson.
By BIRCHAED & MOSES, his a;tys.
April l6. lai2-iw.
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Warren Aid Society.

The ladies of the Warren Soldiers Aid
Society, put up. last week, $50 cans of con-
centrated chicken. The ladies request
us to return their sincere thanks to the
friends who so literally contributed. The
Township of Champion was especially lib
.eral in this matter, having contributed
100 cans.
Yesterday the Aid Society sent three
large boxes of supplies, ETC., in care of
Sergeant Mccoy, of the 9th Ohio Regi-
,ment, who left for Tenn, and who viii
endeayor to take the articles directly to
the companies raised in this vicinity. A
barrel of eggs was also sent to Cincinnati
Hospitals.
1t is not thought advisable by the soci-
ETY. to prepare any more concentrated
chicken at present, the advanced state of
the season rendering it impractieable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
Rntee of Adrertisinr.

"a Twelve lines equal to one inch in space, make
g Square.
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From the Nineteenth.

We have received a short letter from a
member of Captain Stoves Company, 10
Regiment, dated on board the steamer
Lady Franklin, April IL, 1862, stating tl.at
a detachment of the 10Th Regiment, (how
many or what part of the regiment not
stated had left Nashville on the 10th inst,
and the next night they passed TT. Don
elson, on the Tennessee, en- route for Sa-
vannah or Pittsburg Landing. We infer
from this letter that a part of the 18th
Regiment were not engaged in the fight
at Pittsburg.
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A Good Appointment.

We learn that Austin d. Kibbee, Esq,
of Pennington, has been appointed by
Gov. Tod, an agent TO secure money from
the Ohio Soldiers, to be transmitted to
their friends at home. Mr.. Kibbee is well
known throughout the county, as an ac-
curate, correct business man, and of the
s~trictest integrity.
He left for Columbus on Monday to en-
ter upon his new duties.
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Tribute of Respect.

Tribute of Respect.
DELPHIc HALL, April ii, 1862,
w. r ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.
WHcTeas: The hand af Providence has
through death taken away u friend and
fellow member, Wallace Coburn, of Bazet-
Ia.
ResoIuod: That we sympathise deeply
with the afflicted relatives in the loss of
one whose amiable qualities and noble
motives combined to render him worthy
of the friendship and regard of all.
ResoLred: That we who have known
him as an acting member Of our Lyceum,
willingly offer the consolation of u tes-
tin2ony 10 the promptness, perseverance
and intellectual abilities which made him
a useful member of, and ornament to
the Society.
Resoluad: That we long cherish and
honor the memory of him who, being a
devoted Christian did not hesitate to move
for his country and the Right, looking to
God for strength thathe might be sustain
ed in the paths of rectitude and virtue.
II. c.. BUCKINGHAM,
Chairman of Committee.
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DeadS

Mr.. Reuben Ramaila, a member of
company C, Capt. Stratton, 10Th Regt.,
died in Hospital at Louisville, on the 9TH
inst. Mr.. R. was about % years old, and
was among the first to tender his services
TO his country, to put down the rebellion.
He leaves 4 widowed mother and many
friends to mourn his early death. His re-
mains were brought home, and inferred
at the centre of Newton, on the 18th, at
tended by a large ~eoneourse of friends and
relatives.
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village Council Appointments.

A. B. LYMAN, Esq, having declined the
Office of Mayor, the Council has appointed
Jacob II. BALDWIN, Esq, to fill the vacan-
cy. Mr.. B. has all the qualifications ne
cessary to make an efficient officer.
Mr.. JOSEPH MARVIN has been appointed
by the Council Street Commissioner and
Supervisor of the Incorporation. His ex-
perience in the management of public
highways, qualities him, in an eminent
degree, for the position, to which he has
been unsolicitedly chosen.
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DEATHS.


In Rowland, on the 10Th inst. JAMES, son of John
and Harriet Reeves, aged 10 years and c months.
In Champion. April 81. 1867. MARTHA OSBORN.
aged 28years. daughter Of David and Mary Ann
Osborn.
In Warren. on the 18th inst. Of Congestion of the
Lungs, L0TTIE BARNES. only child of Daniel
W. and Geraldine L. Camp, aged . months and
. days.
his residence in Bazetta. April 9th, after 4 loag
and severe ~illness. Mr.. IRA s. HULL, aged Il
years and months. lie leaves n wife and GTe
children TO mourn his departure; he was a kind
husband and affectionate father. and was respect
cd by all who knew him.
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Promoted.

We are pleased to learn Of the promo
ton of o. o. Miller, late LIST Lieutenant
of Capt. Stratton's Company, 10Th Regi-
ment, to the Captaincy of Company l,
same Regiment. There can be no ques-
ton but that the honor and confidence
thus conferred, viii under all circumstan-
ces prove to have been worthily bestowed.
Young men of unimpeachable morals, of
the stamp of Capt. Miller, are reliable
soldiers and efficient officers, and we like
to hear of them being placed in response
BILE positions.
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Magnetic Hammer.

One of the latest and cutest things out,
is the Magnetic Tack Hammer, to be had
at Barnum's Hardware Store. The Ham,
mer attracts and lifts the tacks, so that
they can be driven without the aid of fin
gers. Barnum intimates that it will draw
the tacks and lift the carpets, but not
having the documents" at hand, we can
not vouch for the last claimed virtue.
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MARRIAGES..


C0RNWELL SPALDING-In Cleveland, on the
18th inst, at the residence of the Brides brother.
Paymaster r. c. S~palding, I. S. ", by the Rev.
Mr.. Goodrich. Lieut.. John J. Cornwcll, L. s. n,
TO Miss Hottie Z. SpaIding.
JACKSON LATlMER-In Warren. on the 18th
inst. by Rev. ". C. Clark. Mr.. James Jackson
and MissSarah Latimcr, both Of Warren.
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Returned Soldiers.

Messrs. Moses and Drury, members OF
Capt. Opdycke's Company, and who were
wounded at Pittsburg Landing, were in
this place en- route to their homes in Hart
ford, this county, on last Wednesday eve
ming. Messrs. Fuller and Bennett, of the
same town, and in the same company,
were too badly wounded to be able to re-
turn home.
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Removed

Messrs. II. Stiles & Son have left their
store south of Chapman's Hotel, where
they nave so long sold goods, and are now
in the room formerly occupied by the
Mosers, in Iddings' block, on Market st.
The Messrs. Stiles have a large list of S
toners which will not be made smaller by
their removal.
They are honorable, reliable, business
men, and will continue to have a fair
share of trade.
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State of Ohio, TrumbuIl Col

~ III AldSlSlfate NoIFt. =.
Carlton IL. Mills, plaintiff In attachment before
W AJpfprSOu PALM j p of
Martin Mitchell, def. Warren tp.. Trum. Co.
The DEFENDANTS hereby notified that on the 18th
day of March, 1852, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above entitled cause for $685..
and notice Of Garnisherment therein served and re-
turned. and Garnishee has answered showing him
self indebted to defendant in said action. The said
action viii be for trial on the 10th day of MAY, 1862.
III l O'Clock p 81. {. il. MILLS.
.April 9. 1862.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue, mornings, with
bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite for break
fSstg Do you feel when You first get up so weak
and languid you can scarcely get about? Do you
have a dizziness in the head at times and often a
dizziness, with headache occasionally Are your
bowels eostive and irregular and appetite change
able? Do you rcft up wind from the stomach. and
do you bloat up often? Do you feel 4 fullness after
Ds - haye heart burn oscasionaay 30 Sss fssf
low spirited and look on the dark side of thinCs?-
Are you not unusually nervous at times? DO you
not become restless and often lay until midnight be-
fore you can 20 to sleep? And then, at times, don't
you feel dali and sleepy most of the time? Is your
skin dry and Scaly? also sallow? In short is not
your life a burthen. full offorcbodings? Now. these
are the symptoms generally present, but not always
all of them, and there are thousands who are suffer
ing daily from them, and we pledge ourselves, in
from three TO FIVE prescriptions. to drive them all
away and completely cure the patient, changing
their whole physical and mental nature, and thus
make life q blessing in place Of n burthen. We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged TO
give MS one fair trial aud We candidly can do just
what is above set forth. Try two. prescriptions and
we can in that time satisfy the most incredulOus--
We call especial attention to our almost Invaluable
treatment in the above diseases. "PrOUe at things.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

re- Capt. Opdycke acted as Major of
the 4lst regiment at the battle of Pitts
burgh. He escaped any serious injuries,
although he was struck by two balls, each
cutting just close enough TO draw blood,
one striking on the arm the other on the
leg. There were ~thirty-four. of his Com
pany wounded.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

RE Mr.. Andrew Winter, a soldier of
the 4lst regiment, arrived home, in this
township, on Monday, from Pittsburgh
landing. He received a wound in the left
thigh, the wound passing entirely through
the heshy part making an ugly hole. lie
is doing we'll.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
A administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IA In pursuance Of an order OF the Probate
Court of Irumbull county. Ohio. / will offer ion
sale. at public auction, on THURSDAY. the 18th day
of May, ISL, at 3 o'clock. afternoon. upon the
premises, the following described real estate, viz.
situate in the township of Lorlstown. county of
Trumbull. and State of Ohio. being part of lot No:
81, beginning at the northeast corner of land owned
by the estate Of J. ID. Heinselman, deed. thence
south along the east line of said land to the south
east corner of said land, and running so far west
along the north line and south liae Of said land,
that a line drawn from the north line to the south
line of said farm. parallel with the cast line. shall
contain within said bounds thirty acres ofland. The
whole of the above described tract of land, or so
much thereof rs viii satisfy the debts of said estate.
will be sold at said time aud place. Appraised at
500 u acre. GEO. fUSSLEMAN:,
Admir- &c j.. ID. HeinSelman. deed.
WHITrLEsEY ADAMS, Atty for Admir-.
April IL, lS62-fw
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MEssRs EDITSs:-The Niles Phrenolo-
glcal Professor wishes to say rs an act of
justice that his abortive effort to borrow a
shirt, was not on aecoun of an indisposi-
ton to accommodate on the part of the
good people, but owing to the reign of a
great dearth of clean shirts in Niles.
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NOTICE.
~ Harry leach. Ex'r OF In Court of Com.
Janot F.. TrObridse, PIN Pleas o Trumbul Co..


Byron 4. NICts, Deit
The said Byron 4. Nieis is hereby notified that
the said plaintiff on the 18th day Of February. 1852,
fled his petition Ia said Court against said defend
ant. setting forth among other things tina: the plain
til was the holder of a Note made by defendant on
the 2ith day Of September. ISL. for the sum Of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars not yet due. but which
will become due on the 2lth Of December. lSSi.-
That proceedings in attachment have been institu-
ted upon said claim in said action, and that the or
der therein has been returned served on property OF
the defendant within said county. Plaintiff prays
julgmeut upon the said claim when the Same be-
comes due. The said defendant Is hereby notified
that he is required to appear and answer said peti-
ton on the 9th day Of May. 1852. Orthe prayer ofsaid
su'ieefei 10 nc psvmenf of the plaintiff claim.
TAYLO q JONES,
March %. 1S6a-Gw Attys for PIN.
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Mr.. Martin Bentley, Sutler of the 18th
Ohio, died at Youngstown on the 18th
inst, of camp fever contracted at Nash
vile. He was 80 years of age, and leaves
a wife and three children.
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B1- 1t is reported that information has
been received of the death of George
Hasson, formerly a law student in Curtis
& Smiths Office, in this place, but late of
the rebel army. He is said to have died
of wounds III battle. He enlisted in Mis-
souri,, in the rebel cause.
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vhoice vegetabIe seeds by Nail.

~ Varieties r....-.----.--S COZ Our
45 Varieties r..-.---.----...--S WJ Selection
Wishing TO give those who reside AZ 4 distance an
opportunity TO test the quality of our Vegetable
Seeds. which We arc confident will compare favOra-
bly, with any ever offered in this country, We have
prepared small packets, which will be seat by mail,
post paid, at the above prices. None but the most
desirable varieties will be included.
To prevent disappointment, we wish it distinctly
understood that Peas. Beans and Corn are rot in
Guided in the mail packages. on account ~ their
WEIGHT. a.
Mar 8es-an Versailles. Woodford CO.. Ky.
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SHIERIFF'S SALE.
~ Leonard Woodland

~ Leohe-u 1OV1Iu ~ touft - Ooiu- fieds
vs. SOf lrumbuli county. q.
George n. Oviatt ct all
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for said county. ia
the above case and to me directed and delivered [
have levied upon and shall expose at public sale on
Saturday the 18th Day OF May, 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A n and 1 O'Clock ?
v, at the door Of the Court House in Warren in said
said county Of TTumbull, and known and described
rs being in Braeeville township, No. 4. in the 9TH
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western Re
serve in the State Of Ohio. being vest part OF see
ton No. II. in the original survey Of sad township,
being the same tract Of land this day tUcI 9tht lSSD
conveyed hy deed from Uni A.. 0viatt and wife, to
said George ". Oviatt. 90 which reference Is bad for
a full description and contains elghty-Scyen and
one-fourth So acres OF land. be the same more or
less. and which Is more particularly described a.
follows in said deed. namely. situate IN Braceville,
in said county of Trumbuil and IS known by part
OF section No. Is. in the original survey Of said
township. bounded As follows. namely. beginning %
the s0uthweS corner Of said section, thence north
along the section line 19chains and y links TO = post
tho northwest corner Of the section. thence cast a
long the section line 9 chains aud s. links to a stone
pipe set IN the ground at o corner Ct Franklin z.
Stoves land, thence s0uth along A marked line the
west line OF said stoves land 20 chains t. a stone
corner. thence cast sill on said Stoves land 5 chs.
and - links TO q post corner % Mm. ] 0Fiatts
land. thence south along the west line Of Wm. i.
OyialIs land. 30 chains and30 links to the south line
II said section, thence west on the section line IL
chains snd @ links ~ the place Of beginning and
contains 81 acres Of land, bo the same moro or
less. Appraised At Thirty Dollars per acre. Terms
cash. JOSEPH 6. BJTLER. Sud.
Eherifs oMce. Warren. Apgil IS. tsez
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The Old emotery.

We learn that cows are regularly turn
ed into the Old Cemetery, to pasture. 1t
is our opinion that any man who has
friends buried there, would be perfectly
j~ustiiable (morally if not legally if he
was to shoot tho COWS, and beat any two
legged animal who turns then in, within
inch of his life.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
PARENTS

and especially mothers who have the more immedi-
ate care of children. permit me to say with candid
earnestnesS never lay down to rest at night with the
health and happiness of your childrenath heart, with
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust to no other pain preparations and panaeeas-
they may and often do fail in critical cases-but tho
Perry Davis never-nO neyer-if yOu heed not this
timely warning the fault is your own, as Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
he land. and all over the civilized world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
Young Ladies AID Society.

A number of the young ladies of this
place have recently organized an Aid So
ciety, and viii meet regularly to transact
business appertaining to the object of the
Society.
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. EGAL NOTICE

Noble Names viii take notice that on toe I'm
day OF April. tS2. sally Names filed ~ the Conrt 9i
Common Pless Of TrumbGll county, ONO, htr heu-
iIr for cause willful absence for more than ,hsee
resrs and grnss neglect of duty on part 81 sad %
Irndsuf. said petition viii ne Tor nearing NJ the
June ''i" TAYLOR 4 JONES.
s,rl Il; 1sss-ev A,tys for Petitioner.
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Town and County.

Deferred Articles.
On Tuesday, after paper was up, a
perfect rush of correspondence CAMS in
from far and near. We are obliged to
leave over until next week, letters from
Lieut.. C. R. Harmon, Capt Stowe, and
Pennington and Lordstown correspon-
dence. Sorry We couldn't get them in.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
Sharirs Office. Warren, N
7 EGAL NOTICE.
IL Henry Barnhiscl plF !
In the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Trum-
John Wolf def

john Wolf def ball county, Ohio.
The said defendant, John Wolf IL, in
the State of Pennsylvania, will take notice that
Henry B1rnhiscl, Of the county Of Trumbul in the
State of Ohio, did. on the 18th day of March. 1857,
file his petition in the COurtof Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Trumbull in said State of
Ohio. against the said John " oil. defendant, set
ting forth that the said John Wolf on the lst day Of
March. lSjl. gave a mortgage to the said Henry
BarnhiSel on Il certain tract of land situate in the
township of Liberty. county Of Trunibull and State
of Ohio. and bounded as follows to wit: IN
ing at n Gate Post situate ON the west line of the
Cleveland X MaEOning Rail Road. thence west along
the line fence to Il point where Sail line fence inter
sects the east line of - Stewards lands, thence
in n southerly direction along the east line of said
Stewart land and the east line of GeOrgc Town
sends land and the cast line of the slack water of
the MahOning river To z point where said BarnhiScls
west line intersects the north line of David TOd's
lands, thence ~castcrly along said TOd'S north line to
n point where said line mterScctS the west line ofthe
Cleveland X MahOning Rail Road. thence nOTthcrly
along the west line of said Rail Road To the place of
beginning. Said petition further sets forth that said
40-lOO according to 4 certain note OF even date with
said mortgage and in said mortgage described, paya-
bic on the lst day of March. 49,. with interest. and
ssid note, also decree that the premises in said petit
ton described may be appraised and sold and the
proceeds arising thcrefrum be applied to the pay
lnent of plaintiff ssaid claim, and the said John Wolf
Il notified that he is required to appear and answer
SAID petition on or before the thirl Saturday after
the 10th day of May next. MOORE. BCNTS.
April2, lS62-6w Plaintiff Attys.
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KINsMAN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Having greatly increased my facil-
WOSTHOLM'S POCKET Knives.

w tho largest and best assortment ever
brought to this part of the State, now on exhibition
at PACkARDS.
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DRS. WORTM4N & SHlNNON
VIII be in
AXTARREN. GASKILL HOUSE

NA AKItEN, GASKILL HOUSE
w on Thursday. May Sth. again June 10Th,
and again july 18th. Drs, ". 4 :. call the especial
attention of the afflicted to the fact that they have
been visiting Warren regularly every month for
nearly two years, thus showing that they do not
farther, they expect to visit regularly for the next
five years TO come. They have made chronic dis
eases their study and have treated them almost eX-
cluslVely for a number Of years and claim far better
success than could reasonably be expected from
LOCAL PHYSICIANS. They now have a large
number of eases IN this ard the adjoining counties.
many of whom had DOctored for years to no effect.
who they kaVe successfully cured, many of whom
are well known in this community. Drs. Workman
x Shannon will both be around together this trip
and esneciallv invite the nflirfcl To call