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St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICES is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
SAINT Mary q county, in Maryland, .etters Of
administrations, on the personal estate OF :.
Fred. yohson, hate Of said co., deceased. All
per sons having Claims t,gainst the said deceased
are hereby warned exhibit the same, with the
proper youches thereof, TO the subscriber on or
before the lst Of Sept 1853, otherwise they
may he excluded by Law from ali benefit of the
SAID estate. Given under our hands this 18th
day Of Feb. 1853.
J. w. MATTINGLY,
~. z Admnistrsser.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Saint Mary's county, IN Maryland. letters
.es,,mentary. on the personal estate Of
Elizabeth Lawrence, .ate of said co :, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de-.
cessed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with The peorer .youches thereof, to the subscri-
ber, ON or before the LIST of Sept, 1863, other
wise they may lie excluded by lac from all bene-
6f Of she said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day of February, 1863. .sa.
st GEORGE w. GIBSON,
r88's5e AOf Executor.
Feb. 18th, l963-lw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
, NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE in hereby given. that the .subscr;.
IN ber has abaained from NE OrphanAs Court
Of 81. Mary 9 county M Maryland letters Of
hdmi y ration ON the personal estate Of Josepk,
David. late Of said county. deceased. An per.
Anns having claims against .ahe sasd DECEASED. !.
dre hereby warned 70 exhibit sheA same with
the proper youches thereof, tn the subscriber
an or before the sst day Of Sept, 1e63. osher.
wise they may be excltsled by law from ail
hene6t ef the nasdf eesste. Given usSdes aas,
hand this ls,h day Of Fshmary, 1853.
se Admin,ssraaor.
Feb. l9th, l0e3-4w. t,h~ssE
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

NOTICES is hereby given that the sabseri-
IN ber has obtained from the Orphans o
Court o! 81. Mary's county in Maryland, let
ters of administration on the personal estate
of Rel.ecca Sharks, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons havingclaims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibi, the
same with the proper vouches thereof, TO the
subscriber on or before the LIST day Of Sept. ,
1868, otherwise they may be excluded by
law from all heaeft Of ihe said estate. GIven
"a nder my hand this 18th day Of February,
1859. @H eeH S@s-.s zA
MARY M. SHANKS,
a-E fsF- sl f Admials lstratrix. +
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

- W = y . ~ ~
PROFESSIONAL.

UlR. j. r. 'rHOS., REEVES has located
II at t"WHlTE PLAINS" aiaui mile
from the village Of Chaptico. and respectfully
Offers his professional services TO the public
He will devote himseH exclusively to tn
practice Of lzis profession.
Jan. 10th. 1862-f. AK a. f..s....
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

OFiCE is hereby given that the aubscrf-
ber has obaainad from the Orphans Court
ct 81. Mary y county IN Maryland, letters Of
administration On the personal estate Of VIM.
H. DEury. late Of said county, decreased. All
fessons having claims against the SAID de-
cesed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the rrpfer vouci,ts tl,ereof. 10 The sssls-
scnber on ccr before the lss day OF Sept !, ls6s.
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
ah beneht nf the ss,d esaate-s Gives ander my
hand iAss 18th day Of February, 1863.
s# JAS. r. ABELL.
II, IN. f Administrator.
Feb. 18th, 1863. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
POUDRETTE! POUDRETTE.!
Ito "a r M & r S.

Z NHE subscribers. agents Cor the sale
Of Poudrette manufactured by the
Lodi Company. offer this valuable ferti-
IIzer,L in any quantity, At rhe low price Of
$l-T6 per Bbl Of 260 lbs.
il is warranted pure. aud one Of the
Quickest, cheapest, and beat fertilizers In
use. and ripons corn two weeks earlier
than any other known.
The Lodi Poudrette has been before the
public for twenty years. andt over ffty
ihousand 60 O0O) Barrels are sold. an
unally. Il is about half the cost of amy
seiisaae Super Phosphate, and warranted
to beas good
~ Piamphlcts containing ,:ertificates and
dirscliols for use viii be sent on, sppiica.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
OF CO-PARTNER-

RHE corartnership heretokr existing BE-
& tweci, the undcFrenetl, under The firm
and style Of leacl, & Herbert, d this day dis
a,lved by mufnsl cnn~cnt All persons in
debicsi TO The late 6rm are hereby requested %
cnnne forward sasa a~ttle their indssbtedneas
withust delay. Either party is anthorize1 70
settls the bssness Of the 6rm. psass 80
xsssne es.ssts WM- F. LEACH. -. :.
- GEO. III. HERBERT.
s' 'ss'vsaaf ss~ = .1I
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
e. IL, .'s ! - Y. = 81. ...s =.

The rsdicals are nsw 10 I grsat miaosi-
iy--the Demscsacy hss tke power. he
who knows the tnugl sad s~eardless ehas.
acter of tks Demoss1ais lssdrss. tasuu
Shst that m'saas. !n Washisstsa der
only talk q peace 1hen , asparasion in-
g sSss eoplrcs would 6rosne nsost psobs-
BE. ln visginia. Ohio. Pennsyivsnia.
indi ana, svsryvass. svss = lsysl ,sepls,
ono heaSs IN as1e wish--P Psaeei And
the boldest ssscag Tie eoppesheads spssk
alreldy Of sn snnexstion 10 the Southern
CoalSdsracy Under iks vsysme of JsisssSa
DAVIS '3A - FsA 49, zf Afzexs
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
coNFTRMAuoN NOTICE.

CONFTRMAT TTON NOTICE.
Isna'ius Heard / u ei,sni.. cour. .ts
vs Saint Mary's cs'unty
j. u. Wilkinson & ! sitting as . court Of
Wife & others s Equity,
nY authority vested in sne I, James r.
- Blakistoue, Clerk Of Circuit Court asore-
said, do hereby ratify and csn6rm the sales
made aud reported BY Gc,rge |. Spalding.
Tnsiee in this case, unlcss cause bs shown
teIalss. contrary, on or bef.re the third Mem
day ef March Next, proyidsd . copy of this
order be inserted IN the 81. Mary's Bsacon.
oncc In eachsofpthree successive weeks before
the wild third Monday Of March next. r.a
The report states the ain,uat oi sale Of
land 10 be $l455. ~ ~ -
JAMES T. EL.AKIS1S,NE, s
t.. Clerk.
Fob. 10th, 1s62--ew.e GI
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

Two BUY or HIRE 10 a. ~ likely
NEGR0 MlN and WOMEN. for
vhieh The market prices o. ssset uill Be
eivse. =
1DBs4AFTED CATTLEs sssuEbe ssoa
for a. besifnarket prizes ~ spplyiug -
or addressing. Il 4sE
!, e. : !. af' ! i's'' 7 = !
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

X. Okl0 aALESSTS " w.,
y -.~ DEALERS IN
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZERS
IMPORTERS OF soMSBRERO GUANo,
Office - South Street.
A TIMORE. -oas !.
GUANO WORKS COR. LANCASTER
AND WOLF SITS.
We are prepared to furnsl, to the farmer,
OF Maryland and adjoining states our vel
KNOWN and ESTABLISHED
PHOsPHO PERUVIAN Cor Manipu-
lated) GUANO,
WARRANrEr ONE-HALF PERuvrAx GUAxo
Seven years use Of this Guano has render.
ed it staple fertilizer. Its quality has been
maintained with rigid exacincss through I
series If years, and It may he relied upon II
the future, as in the past, for uniformity o
effect. IL contains MORE AMMONIA ard PHna-
PLATE or LIME THAN ANY FERTILIzER soLI
II THIS COUNTRY, and is therefore Di greater
real value. Experience proves its great utili
ty in improriag The soil, whil>t iis i,mmcdiai'
effects are fully equal tn, tho hest Peruvian
Gnanc. 1t is the most eonremicnt, eamomica
aud 3,esm,aaeaf fertilizer ia use. PEI
We also offer to consumers
REESE &. cos
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME. /
This article IL tried and reliable. It il man
-ufactured exclusively for our sales. unde
guarantee and forfeiture Of 81 600, ta be O
given standard. We offer Il IN css,samcr. fo
exactly what its name impnrts. RE-AI
SUPER OR SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
rendered so by the liberal nse nf acid. in cum
piiance with al. the conditirns reqniRe,l to in
sure complete solul-ilny. We therefore re
commend this article with confidence. -
soMBRERO cUANO, :.
Obssaiains rs to 90 per eent. Re.ss Phss
plate ef Lise. a5 81 ei
This remark able article IL imported frm
SoxBRERo IsLAND. and is Internationally IL.
ekeapcst and richest source of Phosphate o
Lime known. The whsle island Is a bed a
this rich material. end iss value to agriculture
cannot be ever-estimated. Il il x,ld in
perfectly fine powder. and il admirably adap
ted fos combining with PERUVIAN qua
NO..
August 18th. ls62--2m. -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

Txans o. Sup,cnEEfleE - % Peran-
mum. TO be paid Within six months. NO
subscrip<ias viii bs received for short
q period .hse six monfhs. and - paper
n
TEaxs Oh ApvERrsusa. 81 px
square for the first. insertion. snd %
e.s. for everys s1bssqSent ;nssrsion--
Eight lines Of lass constitute square.---
1.-THE member OF insertions he not marked
on the embarrassment. d win be publish
ed until forbias ssnd charged seecrdingly-
A liberal de inction made 10 those who
advertise BY the rear. gDaE
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

3 The army of the East L still, more cor.
rupt than dhe people. This army q rot.
ten and IRRESPONSIBLE from bead 70 hoi.
The Western troops - soon Is arrived q
the East bect'me equally easrupied. Up
90 the Whole trip have MA net ! single
seldier who ,iid not curae tie Ablisionisls,
d---n the negroes to hi, md declare ttas
he you'd rather fght ior. the Soufk than q
make stand Ter de, lbesst;oa 81 tie
slaves. OF tntfle courage spd yssssosy 3.
rurance there is not The Iesse tnses 10 be
found ia the Eastern army The soldrera
40 not believe that hey. esn BeAf dc enc
nv. and therefore consider 81 advsnce ip-
possiblc. They seem fo Be 30 relaxed shst
il Is doubtful vhether they sre cspsbla 81
M'PIxG for . victory. ~ sls4
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

a Psseacri,ox or DAxrEt Wksu7xk.-
The Hon. Dsaiel Websser. Of D1ssnshu-
setts. IN speseh delivered isu wsshisg-
too. inst thirteen years $50, Gave Il . his
opinion that ''if the iafefnaf ianssics and
sbolstiosists ever ga Tie power into their
hands, tsey sih override shs coustituaiop.
set she .Supssssc CsaFt a AsGssee. stsnas
aud 'nske lsws 70 ssit thsnsslvss. ~ No
lent hands 90 fhoss who di0er wifE them
ID shssir opinioas OF DIRE qsestsoa thsir
iBfalli6ilisy, snd fsslly tnnbssps ihs ssus-
try,saad 1elaep l. milh ilsed. = asssa ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
CA R ID.

fUyEIE snzIsaiensd s-specahIly isfbsms tLe
j Warmers and Planters OF Saint Mary's
county that they hav We asso;iltsd under .he
frme Gariiner & MiddIettn fr the pnr-
psss ef carrying On the Prcdnce Comnaissiosi
bssssisssss and respectfully s0licis their
pAtFtjlIn3e 81 ia @sa .sa5 zAngH@ss r. slsss
.Iass'szas ms. D.sGARDINER, vssis,s
Is -iIisf = IGNS. L. NlDDLET0N.ss u,
n .lIg4 hsssss .sed I .LssssvH Bsltimors.
February 18Th, ls6s-ly, y,.,s.ts~..,.- M i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

= OF Hooker hardly .nyshins more = .ss, F
peeted than Of Burnside. TIE dssert;eaa
increase With every day. The President
proclamation i. publicly cursed, and he
oonduct at soldiers IN cars and - cifies, 8
vulgar and brutal beyond description. or
patriotism yoa end . little II tkc Eastern
army as amongst The people Of tie Eastsrn
States. The people seem to have 20 lon-
ger an idea Of patriotism; mt man speaks
of sacri6ces from love of the cause hardly
ten men would resasin 10 arezimert. Il
is = real treat, after having convcrsed With
the soldiers IL the Rsppahannock. 10 cou-
verse with Ri,secrsn9 and Grsnts armies.
j. The statesmen in Washington. IN their
tsru. are again more corrupt than army
and people. For them there i but one
Wssch- word ..Let us' steal uhiist Il i
iinse.' Every one prefers 70 ssateh :
poriIen Of the booty ont Of the strong box
of the Secretary Of the Treasury. though
sls # the ipAood VAS already roliipg
against the gates of Waskingion. Does
any. one. aeciaeptally think of tha dresry
situation Of die eouatry, be has q % and
drown hisson,ovs ip = bsas@y y-skop, Tkere
i not osc, of .II our eelsbassed n.:.. "a Mo
renturcs so5ehy and epplljtto nlea a.
the lay q the lsnd, g loek ito IA futurs,
md 80 take ~ Tina s.easpres a fpseeaatipa.
Oae oaly he,ra 9orde Eke| fhese s.Wa
do nof knou What nil eoeoe oeat a ri .
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

ess1 &Ak9A9USD " = 29M18J <4b4Iy001s681
On Trip % Washfngton.
From m article in the Nsse Zra, !
Republiesn (ferman paper publisAed inSs.
Louis. We cxtrsct the fsllesviDg
now ri LOOKS At wAsnrsorox.
A trip 10 washington cosnpensases.
Que lesrns much. and gets rid of msni-
fold Illusions. The lssser may not slways
be connected with The isose .pless66t sca-
sations, hut such . riddancc produces cer-
tainly deeper view into the true situation
fof the country. which, for many. may Be-
of prsctical value. 1 have never been ve-
~ sangsins 'sish relation 10 ths pxe-requi-
sizes Of q sure progress Of CUR cause in the
East; have never estimated the. patriot
lem, energy Of our representatives. IN Con-
gress. the penetration Of our leading stsses-
lncn. the bravery sal lore Of ceantry of
oar army. very highly; but to return 30
bare Of NIL hope / had not expected. In
the annexed communication / viii esdeav.
Of to place before your readers The result
IT my observations. Size sev ) s,ras9
FEELING N rnE hast. = e'f*77
4. The people of the East are completely
weary Of the war and desire peace, thoueh
this peace be connected ssith condiiices
ever 30 shameful. The consistion il deem
- rooted that We cannot heat the South
ern army-that., on the contrary. our
troops cannot make stsnd against those
.0f the Confederate States; tl,atit is ustlcss
~ contiauc still further the waste of Blood;
that the Rcpn3lican party. after a prolon-
CATION ct probation, has provcn, itself in-
capable 10 administer the affairs Of this
country. and that the Democrats party
alone understands how to Aold tie reius;
that Lincoln is weak old wonsan. and
renders our. Government ridiculous; that
We can end ahc war only by,,a compfo-
mise. and that hence salvation and ne
demp,ion ara. only to be hoped Tor frcm
the Democratic party. The hatred against
ahe negro is grester than ever before; The
pr,judice against the black race grows day
by day; the inessage Of the President ex-
cities dissppeobaii"n every day. The
ssauntry is exhausted 10 men aud money:
the wuful condition 1of. our ,6lances u III :
more heavy affiiction than al Others, be-
cause It is felt al every hspr of the day;
and but ono wish Lovcn on; al lips
Peace /! Peae'!! gx@. 40, !; ....a !.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

TaSs S6Gsssls fuasius Dszoesans-~
a Nas ReRpshirs iste - f,s Rerasa
Rost statae tssat ssraseeneDts kaj been
msde 70 Esd bome . eonsilerahle nnnber
of 6lk sed wounded ssIdisss, ~ fhsv
@ighs partisipssein In he coning elsssisn.
Ihrsp soasnisieoen uase spp6fnted kv1hss
GevHrHer - ezeeaas this pslitiesl esse.
6 sasT-.is; .'|;- tAs saiPf..t gs.persl, eles11-
- I'D . sStivs Tsf1 1ieSJ bolifilssa-6ot
- lsassiag 1T - - Ilsu Skirs 81
dsss se.ld ~ ssts siGE. ths plaa ms
a1enasosd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Feb. 18Th, 1864.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

Feb. 18th, ls6s-sw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09
Artemus on the DRAFT
Artemus Ward Mr.. Charles F. Brown)
has issued the following - Circular ~
CIRCULAR No 7S

has issued the following .' Circular
CIRCULAR No 7S.
As the undersigned has been led to
fear that the law regulating the Draft was
not wholly understood, notwithstanding
the numerous explanatory circulars that
have been issued from the national cap
ital of late, he hereby issues a circular of
his own; and if he shall succeed in max
ing his fayorite measure more clear to q
discerning public, he will feel that he
has not lived in vain.
l. A young man who is drafted and
inadvertently goes to Canada, where he
becomes embroiled with a robust English
party, who knocks him around so as to
disable him for life, the same occurring
in licensed bar-room on British soil.
such young man cannot receive a pension
on account of said injuries from the Uni
ted States Government, nor can his heirs
or creditors. E IN q
III. No man in going to the appointed
rendezvous will be permitted to 60 round
by way of Canada on account of the roads
being better that way, or because his
Uncle William" lives there.
III. Any gentleman living in ireland,
who was never in this country, is not
liable to the draft, nor are our forefathers.
This latter statement is made for the ben
eft of those enrolling officers who have
acted on the supposition that the able
bodied male population of place inclu-
ded dead gentlemen in the cemeteries.
~ The term of enlistment is for three
years, but any man who may have been
drafted in two places has a right to go
for six years, whether the war lasts that
length of time or not-a right this depart
ment hopes he will insist on.
v The only sons of poor widow.
whose husband is in California, are not
exempt, but the man who owns stock in
the Vermont Central Railroad Is. So also,
are lncessant lunatics, habitual lectu-
rers, persons who were born with wooden
legs or false teeth. Blind men (unless
they will acknowledge that they can see
it, and people who deliberately voted
for John Tyler. A. w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09
WHOLE NO. 2449.

Paralyze the conscience Of this nation
Though we may shut our ears and steel
our heart, the blood of the poor cries out
from the ground to God, the -all-seeing,
the just, the Good, the Almighty. The
cries of the orphan, the lamentations of
the widow, the wailing of the stricken
mother, and sister are heard by Him, how
ever humble those who utter them. We
are unjust to ourselves when we are un-
just to Others, especially the poor and
helpless and the christian pulpit would
be faithless to its mission. did it not warn
the people that God will visit nation
with his Judgment, who are guilty of, or
who permit such things.
After referring to the other sins of
which We, as individuals and nation,
are guilty, he closed by the hope and
PRAYER that our chastisements will bring
US TO better mind, open our eyes to see
our errors, that we may learn the lesson
of dong to others as we would have 9TH
ers do to us, and that our victories will
secure permanent prosperity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

men can elect q rebel Governor for Ohio,
he may involve in war that will cause
our streets to run crimson with blood. l
feel the momentous nature of this con-
test so deeply that can hardly leave it
with you. DON'T, beseech you, if you
can help it, let any man be persuaded to
vote to make convicted traitor Governor
of Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Mr.. Jenkins remarked to his wife that
in her he possessed four flLLs Name
them, my love-" you are beautiful, ,du-
tiful, youthful, and an armful.1 You
have the advantage of me, my dear
"How so, my precious ?" Il have but
one fool" Mr.. Jenkins said no more.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

In every noble heart burns a perpetual
thirst for nobler, in the fair for fairer;
it wishes to behold its ideal out of itself,
in bodily presence, with glorifed or adop-
ted form, in order the more easily to at
tain it, because the lofty man can only
ripen by lofty one. as the diamond can
only be polished by a diamond-Jean
D1,I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

The Winstead Herald is 'sarkustical.'
1t says the time has come when every
body can't afford to wear calico and the
children of wealth who can af-
ford it, delight to sport it in the face of
the poorer classes, who can get nothing
better than silks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

A French writer has said that ''to dream
gloriously, you must act gloriously while
you are awake; and to bring angels down
to converse with you in your sleep, you
must labor in the cause of virtue during
the day."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Three Venetians having come TO this
country were so dreadfully attacked with
opthalmia as to lose their sight. What
can we do with these poor feliows?' asked
a surgeon at one of the hospitals. Why,
said a wag, at the worst, we can set
each of them up as Venetian blind
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

The Grand Rapids Eagle says that he
wouldn't mind the high price of wood so
much if all his neighbors hadn't taken
to the disgusting habit of locking their
wood-hOuse doors at night.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

The shadows of the mind are ike those
of the body. In the morning of life they
all lie behind us; at noon We trample
them under foot; and in the evening they
stretch long and deepening before us.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

A French gentlemen, NJ. Mouls, has
written book on oysters, in which he
informs the world that it is an aeephalous
molluacous bivalve Who would have
thought it. a.--
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

FINE SENsIBILITIEs are like woodbines,
delightful luxuries of beauty to twine
round a solid upright stem of understand
ing, but very poor thing if left to creep
alone.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Those who have resources within them
selves, and can dare to live alone, want
friends the least, but know how to prize
them the most.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

The laws of Connecticut are said to
have got blue two centuries ago. A good
many of the lawyers of every State have
been doing so ever since.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

The oldest paper in the world is pub
lished in Pekin. Ii is printed on large
sheet of silk, and is said to have made its
weekly appearance for over a thousand
wears a.#.r.. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

II it be difficult to rule thine anger it
is wise to prevent it; avoid, therefore, all
occasions of falling into wrath, or guard
thyself against them whenever they oc-
pfIr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Be not the slave of authority if you
think anything Of yourself, think for your
self.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

An Irish orator in recent speech made
the following parody on certain we'll
known lines by his countryman. Tom
Moore:
The fool that is gulled never harbors doubt,
But as truly IS gulled to the close,
As bull, if you once set ring thro' his snOut
Ever after is led by the nose .-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Talent and virtue are less frequently
hereditary than the gout.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Love is the most ineligible when it is
unable to express itself in words.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

The guilty man is doomed to carry and
lodge his fiercest accuser in his own bo-
som.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09
F.W. MESSERSCIINIDT

County Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Deeds ac-
knowledged and conveyaneing attended to. Burgh
Hill, Hartford Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09
Il. f. ASPER,

Attorney at Law. Having retired from Army, on
account of disability from wounds, would respect
fully inform the public that he has opened an Of
fee in River Block, over the Store of Hoyt & Os,
born, for the practice of his profession: He VIII
practice before the Courts of Trumbull and ad-
- Joining Counties. He will also practice before
the Court of Claims and the Departments at
Washington City. He respectfully solicits a share
OF public patronage
Warren Ohio. April %, 1863.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor, Warren, Ohio.
LeYeling and Surveying in Coal Mines attended
70. Also Examinations, Maps and Reports Of
CoIIieries made. April q. '62.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09
THE GREATS ISSUE!

Prose cutting the war for the Union
OR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-09-09

J. J.VAUTROT. T.. Z. ACKLEY.
VAUTROT & CO.,
Importers of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealers
in Jewelry, Silver Ware &e-, Market Street. War
rem. Ohio.