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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The undersigned has been Only appointed al
ministratOr of the Estate of Ashbel King, late OF
Trumbull county. Ohio. deed. all persons indebted
to the estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them to the undersigned for allowance.
A. TRUESDELL. Admir- Of
Warren, April ,. 1852 Said Estate.
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FIELDS. WA. PETER
c. VI. FIELS q PETERS,

Successors 10 W. +. Field,
Dealers in Groceries, Flour. Produce. Provisions,
Corn. Oats. Potatoes. Fish, Salt, COnfectionaries
Fruits, Nuts, etc, also fresh Oysters and Fish in
their seasons. 2dOOrs west Of the Bank, Market
St, Warren, Ohio. Apr 9. 1862.
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IOR

G..
Having recently made large additions of the
latest STYLES of type. 10 our assortment OF Job
Printing material, We are prePared-to execute IN
the best manner. the different varieties OF Plain
and Fancy Printing
SUCH As
Address Cards. Certificates; Labels,
Business Cards, Check Books, Manlfests,
Bank Checks, Colored Printing, Notes,
Bills of fading. Drafts. Programmes,
Rail Tickets. Form Books, Receipts,
Blanks, all kinds, HandbillS. Show BilS-
In fact everything done in the shape Of Print
5ng, at prices that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of Cards and Fine Stationery, from
which those in want Of Printing can select
Jastiees' and COnstabIes' Blanks,
Torrantee, Mortgage and Qrit-Czaim Deeds, SHn-
mons, Executions, SHbpGRas, etc,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Cheese vats Cheese Vats!F

nAlRlNEN: We are confident We
IL can sell yoa the best These "a; now offered
tor sale in this CONTINUITY N,ouee snine lSlnS o.
advantage q, er ashsr watts. Neusss uostantGiiroA
Iegs and constructed 50 that. no natter a. to this
-ize ~ vat. = msre touch tips The vat 10 whey Of
no Efing a Nth other vat, 10 relieve the iOintcd
-. pafcnteJ. The bottom or the tin vat l. sup
ported with ZION braces, Instead of the wood slat,As
NTH other watts. This allows tbs entire vat 70 dry
out each day; ~ rustinS cat NADER the slatz as with
Other vafs, patentet- We introduce the heat at the
centre Of the vat, directly from the heater 10 pipes
TO wear out: when the milk Is hot enough We shuf
Of the heat with a simple movement OF q lever,
closing valves over the. openings 40 the sat; etthe
same Time opening a valve Which eonmVnicetes
from the hester 10 n boiler, made Of IRON similar 10
4 elothes boiler. This Is s00n set boiling, and AZ
lords 4 supply Of hot water to wash ups 10 ether
vat has this ar~rangemenf. Also patentf1. 1kB
watts are snbsIantialiy made. and OF The best Of ma
terial. aud Tor convenience and durability are not.
equGled BY Ally other vat YOQ Should see theEs
vats befofe buying elsewhere.
Agents, J. II. Cartis. FaTusinGtoa; Milo PoFsrA
Mecca; c. Reedes. Fowler Vernon, Baker- Co =
Hartford. WILKES 4CJhIls.A
West Aniaver. Ssb;ahala Co. F,b. g. lS2u .
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New Advertisements.


NOTICE
IN is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and duly qualified as Administrator with
the will annexed on the Estate of Samuel Green,
deed. late Of Fowler, TTumbull county. o..
April 9, 1S62-3W$ II. G. WILLIAMSON.
MARY NJ. HOAGLAND'S Estate.
lNl Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Executor on
the Estate of Mary NJ. HOagland. late of Mecca,
Trumbull county, deed.
April 3, lS62-3w* VALENTINE MOTT.
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WARq1NG AND ADVICE,

GiiIea Soldier AS you 20 Firth 70 battle, D aN
means provide ~youpseif with q good supply Of Per
ry Davis Pain kiler"-it T1ay be the means q saw
ing your life from many diseases incident 20 CAM
nfe-it has saved mine-but be cure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer, it Il the only reliable prep
aration of the kind in all eases.
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Special Examination

SCHOOL
FNhe Board of School Examiners, for
Il Trumbull county, make the following an
nOuncements, to applicants for Certificates. Exam
nations will be held on Fridays. March 2lst. April
ith, and 18th, and May SOth at the Court House, and
will commence punctually at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at
which hour all applicants should be present.
All persons, who desire to obtain certificates to
the coming summer, can attend some one of the afOr-
said examinations. Private examinations cannot
be had, and no more public examinations will be
held until next Fall.
Feb. ii, lS62-SA WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
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NOTICE.
~ Harry Beach. EN'r OF In Court of Com
JunOt +. Trobridge, PIE Pleas OfTrumbull Co..
U State Of Ohio.


The said Byron A. Nicts is hereby notified that
the said plaintiff on the l3th day Of February. 1852.
filed his petition in said Court against said defend
ant. setting forth among other things thai the plain
tiff was the holder Of = Note male by defendant on
the 3lth day OF September. ISL. for the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars not yet due, but which
will become due ON the 9th Of December. tS6t.-
That proceedings Ia 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
Judgment upon the said claim when the same BE-
eOmes due. The said defendant is hereby notified
that he i required to appear and answer said petit
ton on the 18th day Of May. lSj3 or the prayer of said
petition will be granted and the property atfaehed
subjected to the payment OF the plaintiff claim
TAYLOR a JONES
March III 1Ssl-sw Attys for Pfd.
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LOTS.
! ESTATE.

time or for cash. Csll Al Metohheii ;
Shoe and Leather Store. Main 81 warren.
March 26, lS62.
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Flower Seeds by Mail.
COIIECTTON5 OF FLOWER SEEDS

Persons desiring us to make their selections. may
rely upon our sending only those which are really
most SNOWY and desirabls, and Of easy cultivation
We believe that our experience will enable US to
make selections. large OF small, that cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction.
ln Packets Animals. Biennias and percnninls.
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Notice il hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified executor on the estate
of James White, late Of Weathersheld, deceased.
April .. 1872 Nv DAVID oHi.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP

VNhe undersigned have this day en-
Il tered into eO-partnership under the name and
firm of Reed & Adams. +. p. REED,
April q. lS62-Sy &. G.. ADAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
d L III l. &EC
| S6:2

PFNNsYLVASTA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with IT. connections forms -
TIIr SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRou EEw.lORK TO THE PRiNc,rAL "E.rhKs Sstis'
Eight trains daily from Newlo to fhiaderhla w
All Tt20f-1'u TRAINS FoR THE WEST BY THJ
A-1 ROITlE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM TIE
FOOT OF COURrLANDrST
BY wsy Of Philadelphia the morning passengers eevs NeF
YORK a. time a. other routes Evening Pa-sVuse
at6 D. m one hour later than other lines.
IS way Of Allentown, evening passengers ies'e a. M
sve At the time Northern lines IN ohic4so ana q
points IN the NorhMes Crcslne, Indianapolis Log''ne
81 Louie. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. ard AL AN'
points West with fewer changes oi cars -. ... .
Sleeping Car, without change fs'm Ph sd.phis 9
Pitsbash 55S miles and New PtsoaTso 80 ms'
Smok ng and Saloon Cars on al tFaius
Fare the other routes.
Ba-sssr checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Ticket. good until used ~ fiii-b fsi
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho Pennsylyann Central company fI.s ~ Ln.s =.
Accommodation Line. which affords eomi9f'aole mSae
trsye % parties moving Westward, a. one hai u" u''@is
ef fare ,-.,..,-,
BY this route ffelh of all descipiors cao BE- foNa.
% and from any po.t the Railroads - OHIO hsa-tsl -
diana Illinois " ,cousiD Iowa Or Mfsou-l tJ Raj
ROAD DIRECT or 90 any pofi on the uaFisaoit ii'e'
I've West by steamers from Pi.ts5ugh ~. -,
The .e II Fres sht and .ron point u q" Wet ,.
he .yysna Railroad are AZ al tn.s as 'so'as IS az
.r,r.s by Other Railroad CompArcs Merchants and su-
rrs nutng tho transportation o. theU treshi % tlsI
siny' can ie'y win co LiyE sToCH.
Fa-ruer. snd Dealer in Live -. vii hnd hs meet a
vtfsyeors route, Csnlcions lHrds wei waeled aud -
end is connections, End every attention - paid 20 @ want
boon iarnsours. where VIII ne i"uHa "Ney ffi Sc
FEEDING ard rc.iigg cao.e % Xix i,e T ADE.
= l.. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No Astof-iiouAs
LIECE & Co. Freisht Asouu, , ,,,,,.
No / Astar Hfu.s. aud NO south " .N an'
ncDONALD & BISChOtF. Emiyraut As.nis
Ne. Battery pa
ESoCH LEWIS General Sup, A,oouo, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Cfgal Noilres.

AN PURSUANCE of an Order of the llon0ra5
CHARLES +. DAILY First Judge Of the Court Of Conmc
of r City and County OF Nevl ofA acting as surosss
OF aid County OF NcwioTs notice l. hereby given TO al
sons havr, ci-ns against CHARLIE, \. THOMAS ate o
the CITY Nov-l Oh. deceased, 90 present The sane q
N0u.l.rs fe4to the sDls-eg, at his oce No - w a
street Ia tho Of Newl oT or before the nFsi da'
October ue2-DAsl New iora the 2st dy OF MNIch lSoI
CHARLES IL GLOVER,
rlhll lnwi.uF Alnniitta.oL I'D the viii anne1ed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Glalionern aro fanrn @oc05.
Z" rI'HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
YHg GOLD PEN-TIiE BEST OF ALL PENS
.fnDrnNrsC cor - IDVrNG

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of the following On cash post.
smps the subscriber will send by returu mall or otherwise
directed Gold Pen Pens 'eeHg he 'aA' seerd''s
GOLD PENS, wITHotT cAsEs
For Is cents the Magic PEN for 81 cents 80 Lrcky Pen
for 50 cents the AwsysReady Pens for 10 cents the Ee.lai
Pen; and for sl the Excelsior Pen
The sizes are Nos. 2. 8. Z. sndb.
THE SAME PENS ~ sILVEB-PLATEO EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For n cents the Magc Pen for % cents the Lucky Pen
and for 80 the Excelsior PEN These are well finished
good writing Gold Pens with ldosmin Points, the average
Of every Of which viii far ouias! gross Of tie best
The name "a. Morton, Number" and "ou.li,y" ar,
stamped the following Pens and the Points warranted
for s1 months except against accident The numbers nd
cate size onip: No. being TIE smallest No. the largest
arge., Mammoth Sod Pen for the Long aud medium
Nib Of al sizes and qualities. Short Nib. Of Nos 4, aud
T. and made only Of first quality The eng4yngs esin
lies Of the sizes snd STYLES
GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For cents, No Pea lst quality OF No1 Pen. "a
foI 81, No Pen, la quality No aPen, 2d quality,
For ~ : 25 NO Pea m quality or ayO 4Peu, "a quail.
ty, or q No. 5 Pen 81 quality
for 81 So sNa Pen l.t quality No Pen. I'd quall.
Tor : IS No Pen lstq quslty ora No 6Pen 2iqaaly
Tor s225. No. . Pen lst quality.
THE SAME GOLD PINS ~ SILVER SXTENsIOy
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For II 81, aNo. Pen, st qua1,y or No Pen ddqusly
For %, No Pen, Let quality, No Fen. "a quai'
For ~ No. Pen let quality. 10 Pen, "a quality,
orsNo Pen, 3D. quality.
For - so 40. Pen .t quality No. Pen, % qaai-
ity. ora No Pen. I'd quality
Tor - No Pen, ist quality ora No ePen % quality
For ~ ~ No. PEN lst quality
GOLD PENS ALL ist QUALITY ~ NSlLNER-IOUNTkD
DESK-HOLDERs.
For ~ No. Pen; for ~ - No , Psni for % 13i
No. PEN For - 80 No Pen.
Tor SIAN PEN for b. No. 9Pen; and for &c No
lO Pen.
TIE lf Quality pointed with the very best dosmn
Points carefully selected and Of ths quality sold
with the sigtet imperecoa which tkl and tho closest
scrutiny detect
The " I'd Quality superior TO any Pens made by him
previous 10 the year 1860.
TIE Quality" hs Intends shall eqns in r.spec, to Ia.
rsbiy, Elasticity and Good Writing Quitie Ghe only tFl3
cousi 'era'ionsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
~ regard the Cheap God Pens he Jegs iye 20 sly that
previous operating hif New and ltteuted Machines he
could not have made Good Writing and Durable Pens 0f
TIE price had the Gold been furnished srauilou,lY
P1yics oydeying all nfi0Hors gsrtfV me Nun.
Der" and Qpniitv" + me PeHi antsi and be particular
T. de,-rte nc kiHi u PeAs usy lT0er--teer Hig o.
lin nbc,. ro1Tr Or Gae.
~ For sale by al dealers 70 the linz hloushol. tho
coaruy.
Address NORTON
No. IS Maiden Lsn, New.YorA
Any sendinfa tng, letter po@stamp will recelgo cir
cular with ihe cnrrsyiugs above referred to-
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NTEW.YORK & YEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTFR ADVANCEMENT.

1~6i WINTER ARPANGEMENT l8sL
COMMENCING NONkNBkR l8, 1851
Passenger Station in EeS.York 27ihst end 4ih-s
Entrance Ii,lst - -.... ,.e,,.
TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YORB: -.
Fer EeE-Hayen. T. a. m, (EG)i l2;l5 5:olHHli 5.9o
go sud p. m. - ,o,- an ~, a, "a
l:31 and .. m. 1900, , ,., /, ,,5-...
For NorwsS . $50 m. I2:5, $780, CEz) $50 40 S;
u For T 6srsn ri sud Greenwich $50 M Rl5 $50 40
'S FoI stamford ~ (Exl s:3OA nj l2lS. 39o EIh u
For Por Chester ard intermediate stations s'2oa NJ u;
Z. $3.50. 80. 5;3J, $50 D p m. 81,
For P0r Chesrr and New-ko'he e. = n. n
CONNECTING TRAINS.
ror Boston via Springfield BE-. M thHl 3;W tthl 2 m
FOR boston via Shore Line, l2:l3, p N ,a,, ,.an
For Hartford anu Springfield, ID M sizh |'A '''~
FoI C6naecticut River Railroad to Montreal NJ 'EIS
'Ds a., y ,p M Pfoyiaenee, and Flshkn Railroad
go- New lIa.en New.London, and s,oning.on heiEo
q q. ID, Il. 49, 3.3l 2. N ,-.,--.
For Canal Railroad Il. IS y. N 70 rorthampton-
For Housa,onic Railroad 20 Pitish-ld, o O. ~.
For Nsucstuck RsiIfosd. q. "a $50 p n.
For Dsr burv nd Eorgslk Railroad = a. ui StoV y NJ
Cornnto iig as S epin Cars attached 70 IA iain'
JAMES H. HOYT. Superintead adent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Droposals.
OkDSASCE OFFcE, WAsHNGToyi D. G.,
April 30, 1902
IPOSAIS for SMALL ARMS for The

Anil 29 ias2
PROPOSALS for SMALL ARMS for The
i UNITED STATES sEENlCE
Proposals will be received by this Department Until p d.
tie United States for the Government within one yer nom
that date the follow ing description Of arm viz:
Springfield Rihel Mus1cts model 1855.
HspeIs tery Rides with Sword Bsyoneif and Steel
kCa6bards, model 100.
Brecch- aiding CaTbines for cavalry.
Revolver Pistols Army si4e.
SaDers for light cavalry.
NOrcom@i ys STONED oaoeF' sw0rd' Steel scsbbald.
Steel Scabbards. for rled musket 0syOneti.
ForMUsKETS and RIFLES the price for 10000 Of eth e
and the reduction proposed gun FOX each additional ly
For REvOLvERs and CARBISEs, the kind proposed
md the price for 5000, aod reduction per pistol .-s
FOR SABERS SWORDS and sCABBAROs. the price
o. each Of The prescribed patterns 70 the number Oi J
each. and also for each additional 5000 70 21to0
All the firearms be furnished with the regular
pendsges The Tiel muskets be in all ideu-
cal with that manuacturedGt Gt the T. Amoy, Springfield
Massachusetts aud TO Interchange with IT, aud with each
other IN all their parts Each Of the other kinds OF ire
must also Interchange with another in the
The materials for these mus be Of the very beat quail
iy aud no maeabe iron parts will be allowed 20 DC used
All the articles must be subject 10 the inspection prescribed
by The Ordnance Regulations and must be boxed ready for
anportao at the Of the contractors in such man
uay be directed. inspec viii be made the fac
tories Ia lots OF not less lAan 1000 escl
Proposals will state the Of the establishment making
tie Offer the number and date Of The FIRST delivery and
OF delivery monthly thereafter. Failure make delivery
specified time any attempt introduce maeabe iron
other inferior material into the WORK will subject the Whole
number Of arms contracted for t. forfeiture, the option Of
the Department.
The department Itself the night - eject any
bid snd viii consider made through ay asI broker
o. party other than tie regular manufacturers.
Proposals Will Dc addressed a. follows General }. w.
RIPLEY Chief Of Ordnance Washington d. G. - and will
be nd0Ised Proposals FOX M0skets Ies ssbers &C.
a. the case may BE-. myi-dtMyl5
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Amy Clorawe AND EqrIrAeK OrucE,

ARNY CL0THHG AND EQUrPAGE Office
" PuHADELPHiA, April p, 1902.
PROPOSALS. will be- received at this Office
u unti IL o'clock r. Monday. May 4h inst for fur
nishns at the Sch Arsenal TWO TCAS Of TAltEED PA
hH Tor use IN packing goods TO prevent moths during tho
Sumner. Samples be this 0lce Bidders viii
aste the pEce per pound
D. All bids must be indosed Proposals Tarred Paper"
and be sddressedt0 g. H. CROSMAN,
Dy q. w. General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
60 Wbom II map Qoneern.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons holdlnp
claims against LORENZO DELMonlGo, 70 stTsma 5h.l
ns,tipg at Delmoncosp corner OF broadway eno onei
Sers.,t, on SATURDAY, Sd inst At y o'clock p M
''' 7 4ENRY GHHpIS&, BIS&,BAD, }A''is"'''.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

LosDoy FNuiBTioS S-Return tickets % Londoh ana Oaeh
frttclAs. %lbO; ihirf.class, 80. .....x :.
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
y At Oueenstown Cork Harborl.-Th LiVerpoo. New
York aud Philadelphia steamship Company intend dispatch-
iu. their a poweed clyde Quilt iron stearhip a. follows.
CITY OF NEN IORk...........ce'urt cay May =.
CITY OF WASHINGTON.......sst saturday, Nav ~.
ETNA...................... Saturday, May L.,
And every succeeding SATURDAY, al noon, from Pier
10 80 North River.
RATES oP PAsstGR.
FIRST CABIN. 80 STEERAGE."......,..e9 80
First Cabin 20 London 90 sieeage 10 London. -
First ta0lu 10 Palis.... g. seeags PsIs...... -
Fi-s Cabin 20 Hamburg. 50 steeage 90 hlm0urg.. 81
Ptuengers also forwarded Hsye Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp &C. al equally low rates. -
Rates Liver pool Queenstown: 1t Cabin 50 fb,
and @l0J stesrase from Liverpool 80. From Queens
town $50. Tickets be bought here AZ these rates
enabling people send for theif friends.
Steamers superior 0dstions ior passen
gers are strongly built in Wate tight Iron Sections. and
carry Fife Annhator. E1 eseuced Surgeons are
attached 90 each steamer. =.
tof further Information apply 10 Lveenool 20 WiL.ih WI
lNMAN Agent, No p Water - IN Oiasgowto ALIEN NAL
COLIN No. II Enoch,qu,re IN q ecn'town % {. ! w
u. SEYMOUR CO.. In London TO klNES MACEI, No.
~ kIug Ni.lau-st IN Pau. TO JULES DEtOJE. No. ,
Place Dc IA Bour.e g. Philadelphia 20 JOHN q. DALE, No.
III HaIuut-si.. OF q the Iompauy's Ohcel
JOHN q. DALE. AGENT. No. Is broadway. " T.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
nle0Oina Car0s, &t.

At WM. EVERDELL's SONS--WEDDING
N CARDS-Ibese celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
a. no. ics FCiton-st n. I. EstAblshedIoi5
| II. JOHNSTON a. Co., No I5O BOweTy.-
Welding aud Vift1s Cards, &c. latest styles sgec.
Henf " naiL Also. Watcher, JeweTy. Silver Ware aud
rs'eo ware Of the beet qualities and at low pnces.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

\EW-YOpK, HARLEM. and ALBAN.
" RATLROiD For Albany aad Troy, North and Ness
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Nov
lt6L For ALBANY. lO:JO ~ Ehpiess InaA tram roo
25.h-st Depot. ..-.-..-r-
JOHN BURCIILL, Asst slpt.
"IrDSON RIVER Raj ROAD. For ALBA
& ny aud TROY CONNECTING WITH IEAIN1
NORTH snd WEST. Trains leave; - -,
From Chamber-st. FROM JVht':
Express and IL and ); % l'<o a To- sNN go sHs
1aI ,nd 5 o. m. 5:l5 ni.
o, aud Albany with sleep pra tssn1ays Incl ades
ibg carl. le p ,o,. .se...
poughkeepsie trtn, a. T:JO 100 ua ano iN~' so
N. and u M. and $50 p. n. pm.
Pect,kl train, AGO ?. IA. ~ p M
Sing Sing train, a45 M, lO:lO a. m' ana '''' p IT,
''''P ~ A. T. SMITH. Superintendent
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