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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
Murder of Horses.

The ship Kingfsher which sailed in the
expedition from Boston to Ship Island,
had one hundred and thirty fine horses
on board, many Of them valuable animals
belonging to officers. Such was the hor-
rible fatality caused by gales and rough
SECS, that sixty eight persisted during the
voyage. The gale of January Sd struck
the ship in the Gulf stream. An account
says:
The gale continued all night, during
which a tragedy vas enacted between
decks which beggars description. The
ship labored heavily, throwing the horses
against the breast plate or the weather
side, carrying away this sham protection
and throwing the horses to the leeward
amongthe animals on that side. The men
who were in charge of the horses were
forced to leave the hold and the poor crea-
lures were abandoned to their fate. The
horses were battered, and such of them Ss
did not break loose when the ship lurched
were strangled, their necks dislocated in
their efforts to regain a footeng, or were
trampled to death by their companions
Others were cast bodily into heaps, where
they kicked and plunged in their death
struggles.
At daylight the next morning the gale
abated and the men went below, where a
revolving spectacle presented itself. The
deck was strewn with dead and dying
horses, many of them shockingly mangled
by being kicked and trampled upon
Some had their fore legs and others their
hind legs broken some had broken backs
and ribs, dud from the suffering survivors
escaped the most heart-rending moans.-
1t became an &ct of mercy to kill many,
in order to end their misery, and as it was
not feasible to feed the living until the
dead were removed, the work of throw
ing overheard was commenced. That day
.ffty-eight dead horses wen over the side,
and the remainder were relieved as far as
passible. The badly wounded continued
to die, until the whole number lost reach
ed sixty-eight. The surviving horses were
landed on Sunday. Scarcely one of them
escaped with a whole skin, their hips,
sides and heads being CALLED to the bone.
Several have died since they were landed,
and not more than one-half of the remain
der were reported by the Board as service
able.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

HORSE CHEsrNCrs.-Horse chestnuts arc
used in Switzerland to fatten sheep for
mutton, the flavor of which is said to be
highly improved by them. They are
there crushed in mills similar to our cider
mills, and fed in measured proportions /;
otherwise, sheep, in their greediness, willin-
lure themselves. In this country, horse
chestnuts are the only things thqt 70 use
has been found for.
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"ELOOD FOOD"

which res,ores the red g,obuies. and thus the normal
circulation. C~onsumPtivesi friends OF coH sumpt-
ives ,! Sufferers from any organic aisexset! Cn'eE
Inmates. who have by excess Of thr body or mind. re
dueed the standard Of The bloc +; and diminished the
rcd glObgIes Ladies' sunertnK any Of the d~istressrs
known as female complaints. he persuaded the~Blood
Food" can cure you II has cured thousands Of des
pvrste cases where all hops has been given up Do
not reject il. do not throw away your only hope The
Blood Food" Is an ~nDfSiliBE remedy: give IL a trial
An elaborate treatise. carry ing cut and fully prov
ing the theory advances here 70 be correct, Will be
mziied TO any interested party. on the receipt o. Tvs
3 sent stamps. Blood Food is sol by all d~r0geists
or where Il cannot be I'D. I VIII send s bntli-s free
OF expense Tor ~. rice. single bottle , u -
put up in , OF yials,in yelloE Wrappers the oil kind
in small bottles, in red wrappers having been done
away with-and bears the 'ae-sinile signature %
Church 4 Dupont upon the face af the wrapper. Be
ware Of eounirrfeits and limitations
CT Dupont. Sole Proprietor.
IReb. %. GIL 4U9 Broadway New York
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Charles StJChn In Trumbul county CeUt
vs. Of Common Pleas.
Theodore BeFsrest) By Virtus % an ExeensioA
issued cut Of he Court Of Common Pleas within and
for said County Of Trunbull, 70 ne directed and De
lliVered.I have levied on and shall oner a. Public
sale at the door OF tn Court House IL warren. On
SGt gday The I'D day Of Fec 1862
At ons o'clock p. n. 81 said day, the 0lloHing de-
seribed Real Estate, to siE Situate in Rowland Tp,
No 4, In the ID range Of to~nshipsi Conn, West
ern Reserve in the Stzts Of Ohio. and wkieb Is ale
~ the comfy Of Trumball and is known By being
part of lot No ~. snd is bounIsd As follows: Begin
ming en- the south Inc % the township Shere itis
intsrseetrd by the east bank of the NahOning river.
hence east along the township line =ixy Two chsins
and q ty-four lEks TO . Hhite OAK tree, narked Eiih
three notches on the north side and tlaEsd on The
-sst, west and north sides; thence north sixteen
chains and eighteen links TO = white oak post marked
SIAM ing = very lille west from . large blasE oax
rec marked. thence vest along = line o. marked
frees to the Mahsnisg river; thence down said river,
The several courses thereof. 20 the Hrstbound or place
q beginning. containing one hau4red acres oil and
. xeepfing aBdrezerving thsrefrom about three acres
sofd TO the CleyelsnS and NzhoDinK Rail Roaa Com
oany. reference being had % Record Book - psgs u
-or a desc Upton Of the land sold u said Co. leaving
I .baul 81 acres herein conveyed, Re he same usTeor
| .ess Appraised A. go per scre. Terms cash
J BUTLER, 5hezf6.
Sheriff. onee wsrrsr, Jan. %. 90.
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E
SHO
P

A Methodist and quaker having stop
ped 1T a public house, agreed to sleep in
Che same bed. The Methodist kneeled
down, prayed fervently and confessed a
multitude of sins. After be arose, the
Quaker observed: Really, friend, if thee
are S bad as thou sayest thou art, I think
] dare not sleep with thee"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
From the Atlantic Monthly.
THE UNIVERSAL COTTON GIN


BIZ 4 AUTHOR OF COTTON STATES"
de !ourneyed all creation through,
peoolars wagon trotting in;
a naggard man Of sallow hue,
Upon MS nose the goggles blue,
AND IN has cart q model u
UNIVERSAL nigger-eotton-gin-
UNIVERSAL nigger-cotton-gin.
His seedy garb was sad 10 view
Hard seemed the strait he'd gotten II,
He plainly couldn't boast q so1,
And meanly Jared on water CRU
es or had swallowed whole q u
Universal nigger-cotton-gn-
Universal nigger-cotton-gin.
70 al he met-Turk, Christian. Jew
de meekly said. I'm not in lin.
In fact. I'm in n serious stew.
And therefore offer unto you,
Atnali rs worth my model T.
UNIVERSAL nlgger-cotton-gin-
UNIVERSAL Eigser-cotton-gin.
A sure as four is two and two,
II rules tho world we're plotting In:
1t made and ruled Yankee Doo-
die; stuck to him like Coopers's glue.
And so TO you would stick this T.
Universal nlgger-cotton-gln-
Universal nigger-cotton-sin.
Now Johnny Bull the pedlar knew.
And thus replied with not a grin:
Hi loves yer gin like London brew
ed ale, but loathes the hinstitu-
sGen witch proPels your model U
Universal niggcr-cotton-sin-
Universal niggs--cO.ton-gin.
Hi knows such coEes as you a few,
and Ec- just new, him not in tin;
HI tells you vot. great Yankee Doo-
dlemigkt hincline to put me through,
HE / should buy your model T.
Universal nigger-cotton-gin-
Universal nIgger-cotton-En-
Then spoke smooth Monsieur Partss vaus.
Whose gllded throne was got in SIM
las was he, too, If tales are true:l
does not vant your model q"
DE sounds a V for 8 W.
Universal nigger-cotton-gin-
Universal nigger-cotton-gin.
"A nesar in de fence I view
Your grand machine he's rotting In;
smells him now, he stnketh, 1-h-eG-
Gre me a good tobacco Chen.
And You may keep your model T.
Universal mgger-cotton-gin-
niverSaI nlgser-cotton-gm.
The peddler then sloped quickly 10
The land he was besotten in;
With woeful vlsage. feelings blue,
He sadly questioned what to do,
When none would buy his model u
Universal nigger-cotton-gin-
Universal nigger-cotton-gin.
From out his pocket then be drew,
rag that blood was CLOTHING In;
II had a field of heavenly blue,
Wa Aecked with stars-the very few
That glimmered on his model T.
UNIVERSAL nigger-cotton-gin-
Universal nigger-eotton-gin.
He gazed long on its furnished hue,
And mourned the fix he'd gotten IN;
Then filled MS eyes with contrite dew,
As IN its folds his nose be blew,
And thus addressed his model T.
Universal nigger-cotton-gin-
Universal nigger-cotton-gin.
Thou crownleSs king. thy days are few;
The world thou art forgotten in;
Ere thou dost die, thy life review,
Repent thy crimes, thy wrongs undo,
Give freedom TO the dusky crew
Whose blood now stains the model q
Universal nigser-cotton-gin-
Universal nigger-cotton-gin.
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Notice
Jan. 'sG-5V

I hereby given thst a petition VIII o.
nr,santed 70 the Commissioned Of rIunbullSo-
AZ thsir nexE Annual Mssrns. 90 vsezte thSt portt4b
Of the coaaly line road eoDmeneinE a. the 9oItn-
west corner of the town ship OF BraeeVllle. SD run
Ding south east across Hsgte Greek to the road lsaa
ing nom Hiram Bruins westward and orenihs
ard e tablishin "a road on the County me eomnehe,
ing az the northwest corner 81 the SoShsnlP ~
B-sesviils, thence south across EsSle Greek 70 ts
Hiram Bsrnun Road.
Jan. y, E-1E
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'DROCHEA Shawfs, Wool Shawls,
I'D single and double. from one dollar to ten, also,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
DUBLIC SALE.

i The subscriber will of-r at Public s ale AZ the
premises on the Ism day OF February. l162- the fol-
loving described lot Of land. stu ale ia the town
ship Of Westhersdsld- county Of rruInhuli and State
Of Ohio. and bounded as follows: Beginni : al \
point 5aere the east line Of lot No 8. IN said tOwE-
ship. intersects the read leading from Niles TO the
SJate Road al Martin Rarnhisels anu thence easter
~ along the center Of said road 10 the northwest
corner Of laIds Of Ambrose Mason. thence sOGth
along the west line OF said Msson's land 10 the north
ike Of lands heretofore held IN common by josiah
Robbins and 2. > Robbins, thence westerly along
the said north line OF sal Robins land 70 the said
East line Of said lot No 6. thence north on said lot
line TO the place of beginning. AMI GOntNss twenty
acres Of land more or less AppraisSa At So per
acre. Terms made known On day Of sale.
A. n RDBBINS. A~signee
Jan Is. f62-fw OF JOSIAH ROBBINS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

4 MODEL SIGS.-An ingenious cobler,
says the Puget Sound Herald, who is
known as a man of very few words, whose
conversation rarely extends beyond mon
osylables, and who is very provident of eT-
en- them, hit upon the following plan, to
save expense in painting ell the letters Of
rShoe Shop"
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TAT OF OHIO,
i TrumbulI Co, in Court Of Cou- PleaS-l
Daniel Jones Notice.

IouisaM. Visss. TIE defendants win taks
notiss hat On he 81 dAy Of Jan. IS6s, the plaintiff
6Ied his petition In said Court. praying dscres =
gRinst said Byron A. Vets for The scm Of three han
dTed and any dollars. with annual interest IRON Isl
May, 1850. upon . sertain note OF said defendant
dated May It. 1850, Tor $3.50, payable Nov lst- 1851
With annual interest, to plaiEtia or bearer, and tia
in dsIAnIt Of such psyrsnt that certain mortgage
premises. 10 wit: MY acres and eighty one rods o
land situate In lot No. u, in Fowler tOUnshlp, said
County, mortgaged by defendants to plaintiff. deet
recorded in fTambu1 county Records, Book Of Mort
cages No S, PAGES $50. $50. h. sObi free from cOntin
gent dover right Of said LOUIS NJ, and proceeds sP
piled in payment Of said sum Defendants will an
sEer by The list day Of March, ls62, OF decree and or
der will be taken against them hy defs~h.
DANIEL JONES'.
JAM 9, '6Q-6U By Cox & sPEAK. his Auys.
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Grafenberg Family Medicines.
EoR Sale bg Agents th~rOughout the
HONE TESTIMONY.

.Hartford. TTumbul Co. O., March Z, 81;
thereby certify tho. | have been dealing in the
Grefenberg Medicines Cor the past year, and car
truly say that they have met with the decided aP.
probation of the people Of this place, particularly
the Pills and Catholicon. They will readily perform
81 and more than is promised for them. ] have
sold about fifty bottles Of the Catholicon the pas
season, and l hear'the best results in every case.
J. II. C.. JOHNSON. Medical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRfenbers
Medicines. Dr.. B. Is a physician of extensive prac-
tice, and one of the most successful IN the county
(TrumbulD in which he resides:
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o., March !. 81.
This certifes that / have used the Grefenberg
Pills and Marshals Catholicon, sold here, BY J: ID.
G.. johnson, in my practice. TO my entire satisfaction
They arc good madicineS.
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Jan Is. '62-iv
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

"A In pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court
Of rrumbul county. Ohio. l shall offer a. Puzzle
sale on the premises, on
The l4h day Of February. 1862,
betaeen the h0urs OF two and iour . clock p N the
{ .nOWing deserIhed lot Of land sitnate in Warren
township Tfumbul Co.. ohio, and known as part OF
lot "a. in said township, and bounded as iollOss:-
Beginning ~ the moth east corner OF 4 piece OF land
decided BY Edward LefingEeil TO Joshua OsNslts
thence westerly along sale OsEslt's land - chains
and "a links 70 the eeRtre Of the highway. thence
northerly along he e-ntre OF said highway ] chains
and 50 links. thence eastsrly parallel with the nrst
Iine TO II E sast line Of a trAct Of IL 81 lUO acres Of
which Edward Len1ngWell died. seizei, thence south
.rly along said east line 2 shsins and 50 links 20 the
place Of BEGINNING, eOntziDing ten 1od ~ luO aeres
sf land. Terms OF Sale One hsn In hand and the
balance in one year. Appraised at SIS per acre
a LEIBY. Adm I Of Joseph Lsi0y,dec-
Ian. rs, '62-w By GKO y. BROWN, her ATTY.
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HEKlFF'S SALE.

} JaeabH II. BAilwil ct al, In Trur bull county
e,u,- oGS%3n r'sS o,,.,
of Sail non. the CSurt Of COmmoa Pleas Of Trum-
buII eouoty. Ohio. dI' Seted 10 Sh rim o. said county.
1 shati ou~r for 81 e at = u"he Anen0h y the ooor OIL
the Court Bouse In warren on
Saturday the stu day 81 Fs6.. 1862,
At one o'elosk ? NJ OF s4id asS Ihs ioiloEinE de-
seriDea heal Estate situate image to"nshiP OF now
land. iu said eouaty, to NiI BrglLainE in the centre
Of me roa' ls2diby from WArTsR 10 hoGngstoSns
aboaL thu &c hundrsd aud tn fee.t 3IO) firm the west
line of q ~ ssie .iset purchased BY Leicester King
Of Jacob Pea kinS. a-d kHowH as part OF the sdWsias
tract 50 called. from Lnsnee running north sbouIrOS
east across said EdssTds' TRAIT to the north line
thereof, thence ~est along he nor.h line oil said I'd
Esrds' tract. 20 the road running f1u The Vienna
road to the i oungst1wn road. theGee south ziosg the
east line vi SAID ei0ss ROAD 20 the centre Of said
foungsIOsH road. about three hundred ani ten feet
(3lU) TO the place OF beginning. beng tbs sa'tP=rt u
lhe Edwards' t4nd, purchased b. L King OF Jacob
Perkins and laying "a neaI y = triangular TORN. and
east Of Red kun, except The Iun crosses the line near
IN southwest corner. Appraised Al SIS Terms
Cash Ia BOfLEk, Shertn
sheriff Once. Warren. Jan ., o2-5W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
BRICK. BRICK.

THE Subscribers will keep always
II on hand. at their yard, one mile south and
one mile east Of the Centre Of Bristol. a supply OF
AND DRAIN TILE.
Persons wanting these articles will do well to call
and see for themselves, as we think we have q sumo
rior article of each kind. The Tile are from two to
SIX inches IN calibre.
The Subscribers OWE the Tumbun County Right,
which grinds the clay and makes the Tile at one OPP
Grafton. We viii sell Township Rights of the two
eastern and two southern tiers Of townships in this
county. z. 7. FINNEY q SON,
Bristol July 4, 81
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DR.. G. ". BUSHNELL,


est Bedford, Coshocton Co, May =, %;
Mr.. II. B. Kingsley, Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the Grafcnberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 70 give
& rsat satisfaction; and the pills / have sold to a
great many families as regular Is their tea and col
fee, and with my trade they have become a staple
article. Marshals Uterine Catholicon is q medicine
cases. One lady / sold it TO told me that she had re-
oeived more benefit from one bottle than she did
from a long course Of medical treatment by the
most skilful physicians. Yours, truly,
JAMES A ILS0N
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

A faoetious boy asked one of his play
mates how a hardware dealer differed from
aboot-maker? The latter, somewhat puz-
lied, gave it up. "Vhy," said the other,
'bscause the one sold the nails, and the
other nailed the soles."
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HERIFF'S SALE.

~ Mics Worth In Csurt o. Com. Pleas
vs. Of Trum III County
John P BOs nton ct !. By virtue OF an order %
fTumLuli com y, Vi 30 to E1e dirretea and delivered
I have Iey ed u sn and shall offer Al Public sale A.
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A,HERIEE,S SAFE.

asS c ana1 n nss1n Pleas ss S q TruS nj S1 CO.
Isaac D.rsi... & oA.-si By ,ir,u. Of an order
Of Sale issued oot Of the Court Of COnHon Pleas Of
Tru bull county Ohio. TO M directed and delivered
] have levied on and shall expose TO Public Sale a.
the door oil the Court House In Warren. on
Saturday The l5th day Of FEB, 1862.
at ! o'clock z. II. Of said dap, The following deserib-
ed Real kst .ts. to Wit The whole Of Tot eiRnty two
ship, said county and state. containing twenty acres
more or less. Appraised a. S23 per acre. Terms
cash. J.6- BUTLBR. sheFiH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

"Bob, did you hear that my father gets
married again next Easter?
mo, Tom 1 did not. Does be get an
old woman?"
mo, street He gets a new one."
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SEWING MACHINES.
GET TIL B E ST.
FINKLE 4 LYONS MACHINES

HAVE been In successful operation in Plmi
II lies Clothing Houses, &c, In Warren, fpr
many months past. Their invarishhs success,
and their perfect work. is a better guarantee to
those wishing I, purchase Than the irT~esponSible
assertion of an interested agent Of HoVes' o. an
y other machine while thr fact hat they do not
make half the noise, is a sufhcienI recommend To
those VIM love 9uisI in the family. An Intelligent
nun after a fair examination and trial will risk
his reputation by deciding agains, Finkle & Ly-
ons. We will, in oil cases, give sufficient time
for trial and guarantee perfect success in using,
perfect work and superiority. or no sale.
Warren, May 1911 PARKS b WENTZ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

IA smart retort.-A doctor went 10
bleed q dandy, who languidly exclaimed,
sob, doctor you're u butcher" To which
the doctor rejoined, "Oh, yes, l am used
to sticking calves"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

See here, Mister said an Irish
lad of seven summers, who was freed by
. dog. IF you don't take that dog sway
III eat up al your apples
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

SSare,' said a 'Frenchman wishing to dis.
play his knowledge of the English Ian
guage, did it rain tomorrow ?-'Yes,
sare, was the equally bombastic reply
yes, ssre, it vos.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

WEDGES REBoUSDINo.-Take a peice of
dry bark and set in the opening, then set
in the wedge anew, so as to split this peice
of bark, and it will prevent any further
rebounding.
So says the Country Gentleman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
NHERIFF'S SALE

~ IA Z Thompson In the Court Of Com
vs. mon Pleas ct TrumbuII
Siehard King and wife and county, Vhio
u s Harrington ana ~ifs
By Virlue .. Two Executions issued out Of the
Court Of Common r cas- within anu for sail County
Of Trumbull directed and del, vered 10 Sher1n Of SAID
euuny. 1 rave ievieI on and SHAH iurr ~ Public
Sale a. he dosr Of the CouTt iioussi in Warren. on
Saturday the Sh day Of FEB, 1862.
esw cen the nOars OF 10 O'Clock a NJ and 4 O'Clock
b. NJ Of sid day. the follo~iHg describes Real ES-
Pate. situate in inc township OF GusIzvus, in the eoun-
" OF rrumbuIl. State Of Ohis. bsing part Of bot No.
10 and bounded east By hand OF horace II. KING,
South by original lot line. west BY land Of Thomas
Noble, north by original lot line And the centre Of
the highway and containing one handred acres OF
and NOR or los. Appraised A. Sc per ASre-
Terms cash J o. OtLkh sAerln-
shsrins Unice, Warren. Jan. .. la6:-5S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

A DARkEY who blacks boots at the Ma
tonal Hotel in Washington, has the fol-
lowing motto conspicuously displayed oy-
or his stand: NO North, no South, no
East, no YES, NO TRUST"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
Family Groceries.

Having added Groceries to our stock, we invite
the especial attention Of consumers to our Stock OF
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Syrups, Molasses, Prunes. Cit
rons, Currants, Can Fruits of the very best quality,
Raisins, Cassia, Gloves. Nutmegs, Figs, Mustard,
Ground Spices of all kinds, Ground Coffee, Pure
Cream Tartar. Soda, Saleratus, Ginger, Cranberries
&c, x. WOODS * ANDREWS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

wake up here and pay your lodging"
said the deacon, as he nudged a sleepy
stranger with the contribution box.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

1t Is very well for little children to be
lambs, but very bad thing for them to
Erowup sheep.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

In Trur hull county
Common Pleas.
BY virtue OF an order
Pleas Of Trum-
70 Sh rim o. said county.
lie Auction ~ the aOor Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

Fayeribes are like sun-dials; no one looks
on them, If they are in the shade.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION
Petition for ".r'isioH

vs. Petition for PARTITION
q & Potter TIE sff . 3 p oe
Mrs c. + Potter ana Mrs.c-E Potter. "
NV Benham and Saginaw, in the site o.
Mrs. II. W R-nham) Michigan Il W Benham.
and Mrs. II W. B :nhAm, o. New fOrk City in the
state Of NsS YORK, will take notice ths: a p=ti ion
was filed sgAinst them in the Court OF Common
Pleas Of TrumbuIl county. on the 2h-h DAY o. Oeto
Der, 1861. setting forth that said defendants together
with plaintiff are seized Of an esq e as tenants in
common in the following lands aud tenenents. stu
ate IL said county of rrum ,ulI. and described as fol
Low 5, TO wit: In lot No. - in the tosnshiP OF brook
Geld. in laid TRANQUIL county. Ofunded on the north
by lands occupied by John keeder, east ny the State
line OF the state of OuO. south by lani oceu led by
David Hill aud west by Anorsh and sOuth road lead
ing in.o ShLro L. in tn SIl.- Of P,nhsyiSs niI AMI
contains 100 acres aud 90 rods Of land. be the same
more er less. Said petition prIvs tor partition Of
said real estate. and will be for hsirnE at he nsxt
term Of said Court. PALM
JaR Is, '65-6H Sol. tor Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

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