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remperance Rally In TrumbuIl

HARTFORD, Nov. 25, 1864.
Ma. EDITOR Our village a few eve
nings wss most happily surprised by a
visit paid us by Horace l.. Hurlbut, Esq-,
nephew of Judge Hurlbut, OF Albany
During the lime he was with Us, he de-
livered three Temperance Lectures,
which has been the u of awakening
our citizens from a state of lethargy, to
action upon 50 important q question:
Last evening the citizens of our Town
ship met and organized 3 Temperance
Society.
Much interest is felt in the community
for the renewing Of the temperance cause,
which for some reason has been allowed
to die out throughout all North eastern
Ohio. Mr.. Hurlbut is personally known
in this community Once he INDUCED in
the drinking of poisonous draughts, but
has since become 8 reformer and is now
endeavoring TO reform his countrymen.
His Lectures are interesting and instruct
i've TO all. Ii is to be hoped that the peo-
pie of TrumbulI will of one accord turn
out to near and aid in the restoration of
the temperance cause to all its pris-
tine strength.
J. N. T.
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First Lecture of the POIemic
Course.

Course.
Mr.. MurdOck's Readi gs and Reel
cations on Monday evening, opened
the Poiemic course auspiciously. The
large auditory We're more than pleased
they were delighted. IL was q rich.
and rare intellectual treat. His rem
derine of selections from Shakspeare's
great play al Hamlet, and Recitations
of Mark AntOuy's Address over the
dead body OF Caesar. exhibited mas
terly ability. The powerful form OF
George II. Boxer, descriptive of the
naval fight below New Orleans, re-
sulting in the capture of Forts Jack
son and St Philip. was the most per-
feet word painting We yer listened
to, as rendered BY The dramatic genius
of Mr.. Murdoch. Sheridan's famous
ride from Winchester TO The battle
field. as described in I Buchanan
Reade's immo rial verse, stirred the
blood and aroused the patriotic enthu-
siasm ofLthe audience. The scene
from Pickwlck vas very amusing
! The genius of Dickens finds . most
capable delineator i'll Mr.. Murdock
We hope We shall have the pleasure
of another visit from him at some fu'
ture time.
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Bristol Corresponaence.

EDS. CHRONICLE Bristol still lives.
And since the ~Coppsrhead element
has g~angrenated and slaughed OF, the
remaining healthy portion assumes a
new life. and glows with patriotic fire.
Never, in my recollection, have the
people of this usually quiet town been
so thoroughly alive to public improve
ment aad social enjoyment, rs within
the last three years. In sending men
to the battle field, in providing for the
families of such men, in their solici-
tude for the sick and wounded in the
hospitals, and finally in erecting q
monument TO the memory ut their no.
bic dead, they are not ashamed to be
compared Sith their neighbors. But
in the accomplishment of these ends,
they may lack in that display which
SO many are wont to make.
A series of exhibitions was held by
the Bristol Thespisn Society, In the
n. z. Church of this place, commenc-
ing on Tuesday evening, Nov. 22d,
continuing four evenings; the object
being to procure funds to erect an iron
railing around the monument in the
square. They were literally patron
lied, the large commodious house be-
ing well filed. The performances con-
sisted of Dramas. Farces, Comedies,
and Tablesux, with an occasional song
by the Glee Club. The main plays
were "SKANDY MCGUIRE" an Irish
drama, Corr TO THE war" farce
The BREACH OF PRoMIsE," alcome-
dy. "a REGULAR FIX" a farce; Swiss
SWANS" o farce; and the, "STAGE
STRUCK YANKEE" q farce. These
pieces were well played and reflected
the highest credit on the performers,
and managers The whole exhibition
was emphatically q success.
The "GIPsY MAID" q Song and
Tableau, in two scenes, was the most
splendid thing l ever witnessed, and
was received with tremendous ap.
plause.
Though born and bred in this seclu'
ded section, yet this troupe would
compare well with many of much
greater prstsnsions. They have OBJ
tanned q good selection of scenery and
other fixtures which enable them to
play with good effect. This Society
has done 9 great deal to arouse ths
literary element Of our community, ss
well as in contributing money for be
%nevolent purposes.
Yours, Truly,
SPECTATOR.
Bristol, Nov. 20, 1884.
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A Vote for Butternuts and Sap.
Buckets.

JOHNSON, Nov. 20, 1864.
A staunch Democrat from Trumbull
County, q few days before election,
wrote to his friends requesting them
to bring him one-half bushel of but
ternuts and q number of sap buckets,
&c. He deposited his letter along
with his rallot for safe keeping till
after election day. He went To the
polls and performed his elective fran
chise. A day or go after, he wa told
he had not voted the Democratic tick
ct. He IooSsd for his ticket, and
sure enough he had deposited his let
ter in the ~bsllot-box, voting for but-
ternuts and ssP-buckets. There had
been an unusually large turn out CT
electors, hat amongst them all, But
ternuts aud Sap Buckets received but
one vote UNION.
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nRhiCAfi0H.

The Dedication OF thsspeS editice,
OF Mount Union College, near ALI
ance, Ohio, will take place next week
on Thursday. December LIST. at 10
o'clock p. NJ. Hon Salmon P. Chase,
Ex-Governor of Ohio, will deliver the
dedicatory address. The exercises
are to be held in the commodious Col.
lege Hall.
Gov. Chase will also deliver al al.
dress in the ErSaing, Oh the Prospects
of our Country"
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Accident.


On Saturday, last, an accident hap
pened to Benjamin n. Robbins, Esq,
which placed his lite in great danger.
He was seated on u wagon i"aiet
with barrels, and the rack on which
the barrels We're loaded giving away.
he was thrown down anon the
horses. and one leg became fastened
in u part of the wagon. The team
started to run, dragging MI Robbins
about and infiicting -nIne SEVERE
bruises. NJ homes were broken. Il!
though it was Thought AT the Time he
was terribly smashed up tie j. nOw
rapidly recovering.
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The Dog Nuisance.

The Chardon Democrat nt last week
SAYS that Mr.. Noah pomcrOl "f Ciar-
idon, had the Misfortune. recently, to
lose 35 sheep ri of a flock OF 1876,
killed and wounded by dogs in a sin
gle night The sheepwere being kept
on a farm ia Parkman. We learn
that many others have been killed in
the sumo township.
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sieadVtIIe Republican

This wil--awake newspaper ct,'ae-
to III this week enlarged and liaprog-
ed il ..echanical appearance, under
the experienced management at K
Lyle white. Esq Who has purrhas"d
the establishment, aud who never
fails 1" make a good paper.
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TCOSsB Z"
Webb's Hall. this Evening
Gold or Coupons.

want to buy about 5000 gold or
coupons for immediate use, and would
bny a lin tied amount OF coupons, due
WITHIN the next six months, for which
the highest prices in" Greenbacks' Will
be paid WARREN PAChAhD.
Sign of the Broad AK, Warren O.
Nov 30-2w.
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pGrColered Photographs at the New
England Photographic Gallery No. 10
Market ST. Warren, Ohio. All who
are DESTROYS of securing the best the
art affords should cali at this place
II Gem pictures taken tor 4 dollar If
any body waBts.~
RICE, Artist.
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hard 40 BS6ti

Tusi m4mmo;h sugar beet raised this
past zs.s"n by NJ J. d. i~ngrshsm, Of
D~.acSgiite So vegetable monster has
beer rI.-enua Sc Ckronie'e. snd We
wis We as ii ~ ant wright II
we.h. tel II au.. n.-a C:ss IL cir
cumfersne,, 81 ~. =. 'as lcp IL
H,ii t. - fIa h-ci ttrsi reni-p
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sale of Personal Property

On Wednesday, Dec. 9Th, Mr.. G. F.
McCombs, will offer Tor sa {, at his
.residenue, northwest of Leavitts-
burgh, a large assortment of farming
implements. stock, grain. household
furniture, &c, among which is Il good
family horse, top buggy. aiii other
valuable articles.
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Home Insurance Company.

Capital and Surplus, Nov. Ist. Is5+
s., SIS. 632,74.
The assets of the HOME I~ESURANCE COM
-rrsr of New York City exceed those Of
any other Compan, IN the United States
doing fire business.
For insurance in the Home Insurance
apply 10 Whitliesey Adams.
the only Agent al Warren. Ohio.
Nov. I6-4w.
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r.

We were pleased :" me-t On Monday
last, Nj : A G.;'nn. The geHIlems1iy
sgent al the W,.- i~r / Wilson Sewing
Mschin- Nj T. los teen absent in the
E4s, i.. -.,.is sim= rae demand for the
W. i ~ = Ga tre increase
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Queer quicken.

Nj Was, OF Bristol, rai,-t al odd spec
imeu al the chicken sr-cIe- this season
It's REGULARITY ee.nsists III lie manner OF
walking and standing, which l. perfect
" upr:zht, straight and erect as n drilled
soldier II presents II very add spp-aF-
aHr-
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Seyen-FhirS Bonds.

Subscriptions still received by 7. j Me-
Lain 4 Son, Bankers. Terms, par for
Greenbacks, Ohio and National currency.
We deliver the Bonds to subscribers at
our Bank, free Of all charges.
Nov. l6-4w.
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Report OF the Grand JNrs On
the CORdttiOn Offhe Jail

In Jurors Oi the Grand jury haye
made u careful examination ct the
County jail. and rep 1T that lhey fnnnd
the same clean aud We'll ventilated.
aud the prisoners clean; bat not hav-
my bsen furnished with n copy of the
rules prescribed by the President
Judge, relating to County jails, passed
March 18th. lS4S. are unable to say
whether the Sheriff has in all other
respects complied with the provisions
OF said art. The bu ilding used for a
all ia this county has 40 often been
condemned by he Grand Jury at tor
mer term, that il would seem Ia be
useless for us to report upon the unfit
ness and decayed condition of the
same; but the jurors feel that they
should be remiss in their duty, if they
did not protest against combining pris-
oners in q jail that is 90 unfit and so
far behind the other improvements
of the couaty-
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Town and County
The Lecture Tonight.

Don't forget that the second Lect-
ure uf The Polemic course IN on
this evening. 90 aud hear DR.. Hol-
land eloquent lecture GA Cost aud
Compensation
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OeBOt burned.

The nr~ depot building OF the A.
& Il " kaiifoa'i Company ut Ciese-
lan.f. was burned last Wednesday
night huiiiing is 10 he put
up immediately.
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Via Express.

Via Express.
New goods and new styles arriving
by express daily, and-a few more of
those nice over-coat's just received at
TURNER & PECK'S,
Main street,
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Local Notices.

Advance In the Terms Of the
Chronicle.
In consequence Of the high price of the labor and
material incident the publication of the eHR0S-
:cIE. We are obliged, in order to meet expenses. to
advance the price of the CHRONICLE TO Two Dol
lars per year I'm advance, from and after
July LIST, 1854.
Also have increased our advertising rates u mod
crate per cent. to take effect immed' Stely.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30

Neptune Fire Company, Ns.2
Will meet at their hall on Friday even
ing, Dec. I'd, at 81 O'Clock. Important
business to be transacted.
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Times Of Holding Courts in the
9th Judicial District,

THE STATE OF OHIO S. )
To the clerk of the Court of Common Pies.
Of TrsmbuIl County GREETING. 1t is hereby
ordsfed that the several Terms OF tie District
Court; and Court Of Common P!sss- far the year
1865 shall ce held IN the several Cgvutiss c9npris
ing the Ninth Juiicisi District Of III State Of OHIO,
as follows, 70 wit:
DISTRICT COURT
In STARK County, on August sd.
In COlambia1a County. On AUEE1 SeIE
In Carroll County, On August 18th
10 Nahonlng County. On August NTE
In IrunbulI County. on April 18th
In PurtsEe County, on AD-il 18th.
In Lake County, on April 9th
10 Geauzs County, on April 15tb
In Ashtsbuls County. % April IsJh
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll County. On January 18th, May stb, AID
IN, stark county. on January 50th. May 1stb. aud
In CoIumbiana County. "l January Il. Nsy 18Th.
and September 18th.
In Mshoninz County. gu JaOusrs II. Mas lst.
In Portage County. on January 18th. Nay loih.
and September 18th.
In Trumbull Counts. on JANUARY Srh. May 18th.
In Lake County. on January 9th, tpril ST. and
September 4th.
In Gesugs County. Oh Jahusry 24Th Nav %'h.
aud October 81.
IL ashtsbula Ccuuiy. Oa Fetrasy OH. May ~.
and October 10Th.
IOa will enter thi. arief on The J,urbSis 0f the
District Court aud Court Of C"nmOa Pleas. aud
cause the same Ia be pubiisrd - required BY law.
Witness the signatures OF the judge Of said Dis
trict at Warren. this slst dag of October. 4 d f~64
~ AMBER, Judges of rh- Court OF
C. E. dLIDDEN. Common Pleas af the
n. L. CHAPTER Ninth Judicial District.
THE STATE OF OH G.
TruInbull County SIS.
1. 4. Harrington. Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas. within. and for the county of Trunbuil,
hereby certify the above. and foregoing TO be a true
copy Of the original order now on file in the Clerks
Office, of said court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court of
IL Common Pleas. at Warren, in Said
3sEaL.S County this 81 day Of November
- d. 1854. c. 4. HARRINGTON.
Nov. lO.-4w. Cl"rk.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for Sale the fallowins psr
GELS Of Land situated as follows:
First, Lot !, Corner Of Canal and Broad street
Newton Falls. Ohio. upon which are the following
Valuable Buildings. The Urge two story Brick
House now occupied as u Dry Goods Store, By ]. q
". Herbert, also as a family Residence. The up.
per portion is rented 10 the |. O. o. F and used By
them IS a Lodge Room. Attached to the same i;
q Commodious Framed Building used at present
az q Post 0f6cesn d Ware House. The property i
in good repair and has good out buildings connected
herewith.
Second, The west half of Lots ~ and a. %frontins
on Broad Street. and containing about an acre q
land. On this property is a good two story Dwell
ling House and a frame Building designed for 8
Shoe Shop. This property is also in good repair
with out buildings.
Third. One half Of Lot Is and fractions of Lot;
II and IS. situated in the Village Plat Of Newton
Falls. These Lots front on the Windham and Brace-
vile Roads. and are well adapted for building pur'
poses.
Fourth. Eighty acres of good numbered land Of
excellent quality. in Center Tp-. Wood Co. Ohio
Fifth. Forty acres of good numbered land. lyine
in Paulding Tp., Paulding Co.. Ohio.
For particulars rs regards Terms and time Of pay
nent, Inquire of the Subscriber at the Post Office,
Newton Falls. Ohio. A. y. ALLEN.
Nov. SSmo.r
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SCHOOL TEACHERS

THE BOARD OF SCHOUL EA-
l. AMINERS for Trumbull County, will held
examinations at the Court House. in Warren. on
Saturdays. the 18th day Of October, the 9esh
day Of November. and the 9th day Of December.
1854.
Ms other examination will be held during this
year.
Applicants will bring states. No text eOSk or
atlas can be consulted by applicants during any
examination.
Zach applicant will be examined in the theory
and practice of teaching, ss the Few school Law re
Quires.
Zach male applicant will be required to pay she
sum of hfty-three cents. and each female applicant
hirty EIGHT cents. before they can be admitted tn
the class.
Each candidate must rome prepared to make
their own change.
All examinations will "a promptly at
10 O'Clock, A. M, ST which time all applicants
should be present.
WHIITLESEY ADAMS
Warren. Oct. Is. ls64.-l0w.
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COAL OIL REFINERY
NEW BOOKS AT PoR TIERS

COTTON KINGDOM.-A travellers observa-
ton on Cotton and slavery. in the American States.
second edition.
HISTORY OF METH0DISM. by Stevens.
CUDJOS CANE.@yerye~ exciting book.
BAYARD TAYL0RSTRAYELS, in9vols.
IRWINGS LIFE OF WASHINGTON in yoIs.
500 SKETCHES OF SERMONS.
GENERAL CUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS in
German and English.
4 GEOLOGY
AMERICAN DESTINY.
REBEL RHYMES AND RHAPS0DIES.-A
selection Of Songs and Ballads of the Southern
People, BY Frank Moore.
LYRICS OF LOYALTY. by Frank Moore.
DREAM LIFEAND REVERIES Of aBACH-
Flor. by TX. Marvel.
FLOWERS FOR THE PARL0R AND GAR
DOYNINGpS RURAL ESSAYS ON HORTI-
CULTURE n LANDSCAPES.
GARDENING.
YOUATT ON THE HORSE.
HANNAH THURSTON.
LESSONS IN LIFE.
MISS GILBERTS CAREER.
LETTERS TO II JONESES,
FAITH GARTNEYS CHILDHOOD.
WHEDON'S COMMENTARY.
COUNTRY LIFE AND COUNTRY THINK
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Andrews 4 Weeks,
S. w. Park,
Freer & Smith,
Geo. Adamc,
Peek & Brother,
Turner & Peck,
Harmon Bros. & Folsom.
Jno r. Woods,
]. Goldstcin,
Reed i Adams,
j. Vautrot & Co.,
H. Stiles & Son,
q. Il. Hull,
Warren 4 McLain,
Rupp & Son,
Gunle6nger & Rothschild,
E. H. Allison,
Julius King & Co,
W. n. & W. F. Porter,
". L. Powers,
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Insurance Agency
W~HITTLESEY ADAMS,
Office over MeCombs 4 Smiths Store. Main Street.
Warren, Ohio.
ON anrrfnNn EnD ATTdTCT 1874

Warren, Ohio.
STATEMENT FOR AUGUST. 1864.
Home Fire Hsuranes Co....-.--...-..New York.
Dash Capital and Surplus. 8 ,2s6.AO IS.
LoriHard Fire Insurance 0ompoRv.-----NewYo rk.
Cash Capital and Surplus,
Pkeniz Fire Insurance CompdRy..--.---New York.
Cash Capital md Surplus.------SI2,2lS 20. -
North American Fire Insurance Gbnt, Hartford CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus-----$SS4.OlOS
NOrleiek Fire Insurance. Company. Norwich Ct
Cash capital and Surplus.----~$239,lN1
Pk9nir LIFE Insurance Company, Ct
Cash Capital and Surplus.------SS52y622a
American life bsarancs Company. Philadelphia
Capital
Application in person or by note. will receive
prompt attention. wHITTLEsEY ADAMS.
Aug. s. 1854. Agent.
A LARGE ADDITION to my fine
IA stock Of Photograph Albums.
just Teesived. at ADAMS BOOK STORE.
|NILT CORNICES, s9
4, r sss | R:sG. & "''d''. 1b 81 ii;si gaS sSil ss!ftbaR'
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Card.

We, the undersigned, Merchants OF
Warren, do hereby agree to close our
Stores each evening at u O'Clock, all
being agreed-eommencing December
LIST, 1864.
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western Reserve Chronicle.

Rates ct AdVertistag.
Ss- Twelve lines eaus. u uus inch IA ,,.asz. make
Square.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-05

thus to defend and champion each State
with the aggregate strength aud dignity OF
all combined. The solemn and abiding
engagement of;the confederate constitution
sanctions and enjoys those views of inter;
est, which unsupported, should command
our appreciation and observance. how
careful should We be to pursue the course
to which we are thus shut up by every
consideration of interest and good faith,
prudence and honor. Let no WEAKNESS, no
false hope, deIude US into any step in dero-
CATION Of our uuity or the dignity OF our
confederscy." -----.,.---
There is much more of the same sort
Bnt this may suffice to show how the:sug-
gsstion of separate State action is regard
at Richmond. 1t would not be tolerated
for an instant. On the very first trial the
southern theory breaks down. The Rich
mond government does not leave the States
free to act as they choose. 1t understands
full well the supreme value of unity of &C.
ton. And that unity it will have, even II
violence be necessary to secure it.
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OHIO RIVER BRIDGE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on MONDAY, THE
In 24th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1864, the HotIda ~
Cove Rail Road Company will, under the authority
Of its charter from the Legislature Of Virginia, and
under the Act Of Congress declaring the Railway
menco the elevation Of the channel span % said
Bridge, and for this purpose, It will be necessary
temporarily to obstruet the three hundred fct
delegated a. . ehannel-Way.
Attention Of persons engaged in navigation, -
called to this provision Of the second section Of the
Act Of Congress- sand the officers and crews Of ali
vessels and boats navigating said river, required
to regulate the OF their said vessels and boats
and Of any pipes chimneys belonging thereto, 20
a. not to interfere with the eVeation, construction
and use of said Bridge"
All persons are also notified that the apan next
west OF the channel span is erected at elevation
Of Go feet ObOVe low water, and there 10 waterway
exceeding two hundred feet between the piers; and
that the waterway between the piers next est OF
the channel span also exceeds two hundred feet and
that the headway here will be clear, a. the com.
paDy does not intend to proceed with the erection
Of this span until the channel way 4 eumpleted and
the distinctions necessary to its erection removed
An PeIsOns arc notified further, that this bridge
is erected without draw, and that all the requGi
tons Of the act oS Congress have been complied
with, By the company.
Tho erection Of the channel span win be proceed
ed with a. rapidly a. possible, and due notice viii
be given a. TO the time when the ObstFuotiOns viii
b removed.
The Holidays Cove Rail Road Company.
Oct2S-2W By THOMAS L. JEWRrT, Pras
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
In payers ofohio County, West virginia, that 7
or one Of my deputies will be in attendance at the
different TownshipS, at the times and places herein
after named, for the purpose Of receiving the Taxes
for 1854, Is required by law, viz:
Warrington Township at First Ward Hose House
Madison Township, at Hope Hose House, Nov 18th,
gay Il Township, at Sheriff. ONCE, Nov. Sd, 9Th
Nov. It'll, 9th and 10th.
10th, 11th and 18th.
Nov. 14th, 18th and 18th.
RftshiO ToTnshlp, At once of J. W. shultu. Nov.
Nov. 9th, 9Th and It'll.
Triadeighla TOwnship, at Flyers Tavern, Nov 9th,
Liberty Township, at eilmors's store. Nov. l2th :,
Nov. 14th and 18th.
deduction Of two and one half per eentum will
be allowed on the SEATI A O!UNII TAxEs to per
sons paying ALL their taxes and not otherwise.
JOSEPH sEYBOLD.
noESSt Sheriff Of flhfONn.