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Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE, Preston c., Va, 9Th July, 1853.
DR.. J. c. AYE7: Sir, ] have besn afflicted with a paia-
mi chronic RhrtzmGiiSa for q long tins, which bahied the
skill OF Physicians, and stuck to me IN spite Of all the
Tsmsd!ssl could ind, until tried your SarDaparilla. One
bottle cured me- IN two weeks, and restored my general
health 80 much that ] an far better than before / was
attacked. think its wonderful medicine. J. fIiEAM.
julie. y. 0etcbelI. Of St. Louis, aTitss: OF have been
afflicted for years with an G6esi0s 9 lie Lac, which
destroyed my health i tried every thing, and every thing
isilsd to relieve me- and have been a broken-down man
for some years from no other cause than dcTaHgEasEt2 II
0s Ltrer. Ny beloved pastor, tho Rev. Mr.. Espy, advised
me to try your sarsaparilla, because lie said he knew you,
and any thing you made was worth trying By The bless
Ing ofGod 1t has cured re, and bRs 90 purified ny blood
as TO make Z new ran OF ma. feel young again. Tho
best that can be said CT ycu Is not half good enough"
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CoSSSrage.

Nj. Jacob Baiiy has an extensive coop
er shop in full blast on Canal St. He en-
ploys 10 or 10 men, and does a large bust
ness in manufacturing barrels. Mr.,
Baiiy is An enterPrising mechanic and
we hope he wiz prosper abnndantly
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AY
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE DLOOD


aud hr the speedy cure of ths following complaints
serOfulE and SerofaIOas Afsctions,sueh
as Ulcers, sores, EruptIons,
PinIpIes, PustUles, RIotches, BOiIg,
slains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, eth June, 1889.
j c. AYR & Co. Gents: 1 feel it my duty 20 a.
knowledge what your SsrssQsrilla has dcEe for me.
Having inherited a ScrOfalous infection, 1 have suffered
from it 10 various ways for years. Sometimes it burst
cut in Ulcers on my hands and arms; sometimes Il
turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. Two
years ago 1t broke cut on my head and covered my scalp
and ears with oae sJTe, which was painful and loaihs0ms
Beyond description. l tried many medicines and several
physicians, but without much relief from any thing. in
ktci. The disorder gIe6 worse. At length l was rpi0iced
10 l adj in tho Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an Alternative (Sarsaparilla), for L knew from your reputa-
zion that any thing you made must be good. 1 sent to
lnteinnSia and got 1t, and used it till it cured me. I took
i. as You advise, in small doses Of n teaspoonful over a
month, and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
SKIN soon LeSan 10 form under the scsb, which after a
whils fell of- Ny skin IS now clear, and know BIZ my
iee!ngs that the disease hes gone from my system. You
can well believe that feel what 1 am saying when I fell
you, that 1 hold You to hs one Of the apostles Of the ace,
anu remain ever gratefully. Yours,
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PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned Is authorized hy Government
and IS fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application TO the proper department for
the payment Of the following claims on the Gov
srnment, viz:
l Clafmsof Officer OF Soldier for invalid pension.
. Claim OF Widow of deceased officer OF Soldier
f0rpensiCn.
5 Claim Of Mother
! Claim o fGuardian Of Minor Children Vi de-
ceased Officer or Soldier for pension.
Claim Of Officer or Soldier for arrears If Pay
Bounty, &e.
{ Claim Of Widow Of deceased Officer rr arrears
of Pay Bounty. &e.
Claim of Father
: Claim OF Mother
y Claim of Adult Children ct Guardian - III
nor Children or their joint claim for arrears Of
Pay. BOUNTY Money. &c.
10 Claim Oi Brother or Sister u decreased OIL
Ger or soldier fSraTrearsof Pay. Bounty Mon
ey, 6c.
II Application Of Oa,err or Soldier Tor payment
of pension
Application nf " idOws
All persons who are entitled 10 any If the above
Claims. VIII have prompt collections made by Ap-
plying e. he undersigned IN person al his Diice in
Hartford or by letter addressed 10 him at the SINE
place. All letters Of inquiry concerning arrears O.
Pay. Bounty Money. Pensions, &e., promptly an
sgered- GED ". SNYDER.
June lN.-ly- Claim Agent. Har'Gnri. o
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John Morrissey Is raising q fund, in
New York, for the benefit of the mother
and widow Of Tom Hyer. the Pugilist-
1854 has thus far been received.
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Rev. CHARLrs Cook. ID, of Philadel
phis Conference, preached on last Sab
bath morning at The NJ. E., Church, O
this place. He Is expectedto occupythe
same pulpit next Sabbath.
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Town and County.
Hot Weather.

The psst few days have been warm
enough to sweat a sslsmander. AT noon
tide people sweat and swelter and look as
animated as dish-rags. The word hot is
now declined. hot. hotter. hottest, Hot
teptctest.
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CHEIiIFF'S SALE.

y
Isaac Troxel
Lob & sutIif.) III i'a"'o'' common ''S''
By virtue of an order OF sale, issaed udt Of the
Court of Common Pleas OfTrumhullH County. Ohio,
and by me directed and delivered in the above en-
titled case, l shall expos to public sale at the door
OF the Court House, in Warren, or
Saturday, The E3ih day 0T august, 1851.
between the hours of one O'Clock. and ! O'Clock p.
NJ. the following described real estate to wit: All
that certain parcel of lands situate in the village of
NewtOn Falls, in said County Of TTuinbUll. and
State of Ohio, known as parts Of los Numbers II
and IS. in the town plat of said Newt ton Falls. in the
township OF Newton. in said County. bounded rs
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner Of said
lot No. IS. at the old sign post which Is marked Is
the corner; running thence sOuth 3i%.o, west 10 the
west line of the Stale road a. links 10 the south
east corner Of lot No. 46; thence north ~. west on
the south line thereof i6g links TO q fence post stand
ing IN the southeast corner Of the garden owned
BY Horace Stevens; thence north IS, east along z
board fence 4l9 links to a stake in the north line Of
said lot No. IS, and south line oi Broad stree:
thence south 69Sz0. east on the line of said street to
the place of beginning. Containing within said
boundaries 73-lOOths Of an acre Of land. Appraised
under q former writ at Sli50.C0. Terms cash.
SHERTTF'S OFFICE, Warren. JUly Is. 1904.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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UNION BAKERY.

5ERESH BREAD, CAKES, PIES,
Il &c. constantly Dn hand, and for sale. whele-
sale and retail ~ IN.
UN0IN BAKERY, on MAIN ST.,
pposite McLain & Sons Banking House.
Parties supplied with cakes on short notice.
JACOB wALDECk.
Warren. June 29.-tf.
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New Advertisements.
LETTERS UNCLAIMED

DEMAINING n the Post Office al
Ii Warren. State Of Ohio, July q, 1874.
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Leueorrhoea or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.

DR.. J. d. S. Charming, OF New York City, writes 81
most c~heerfuliy comply with the request Of your agsnti in
saying 1 Lave found your SaTsaparilaa 4 most excellent
alternative in the numerous complaints for which we
employ such a remedy, but especially in Female Dissdzss
Of the S~crofulous diathesis. I havo cured many ~invetsT-
Ate cases Of LeucorrlIea by II, and some where the COM
plant was caused by liberalism Of the utHus. The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within NY knoEl-
edge equals 1t for these female derangements."
Edward s. Marrow, OF NeYbury, Ala, writes, "a dan
Ssrous or1IidE tHgor on one Of the females in my family.
which had defed all the remedies we could employ, has
At length been completely cured by your Extract Of Sar-
saparilla Our physician thought nothing but extirpa-
ton could afford relief, but be advised the trial Of your
sarsaparilla as the last resort before cutting, and it
proved ~e1eetual. Afer taking your remedy eight weeks
no svmnfom NJ 1La lisaosa rarnaipsu
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II. j. McLAIN s. son,
WARREN, OHIO

Non:inus to discount good paper
" buy and sell Eastern Exchsnge buy and sci
drafts on Europe; buy and sell gold, silver. Canada
and uneurrent money; sell passage tickets to ana
from Europe; sell revenue sta BPs: insure property.
and deal in real estate.
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NeWPasf ONCE.

A Post Office has been established at
the center of Pennington. called the
"Farmingten Center Office. E. P. VOL
colt is the Postmaster.
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The Republican State Convention in
Maine met at Augusta on the Doth, and
re-nominated Hon. Samuel Cony a. 8
candidate for Governor
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THE STATE OF ONO,

TRUMBULL COUNTY =.
In the Probate Court OF said County.
Elec;a Smith & solomon
Smith Ad'mrs. OF Ran
sIear Smith Decd PIE. Petition - sell j'nd-
W.
Della Smith ct al Deiis. 2
In pursuance Of IN order granted by the Probate
Court of Trumbull County, we viii offer for saleat
Public Auction, on Friday thel2th day OF August,
O'Clock A. VI. on the premises, The following de-
seribed real estate; Situate in Bloomfield, ITcrn-
] bull County, Ohia. known as being part OF lHt NO
sixty 90 according to the survey oi sall township
by Seth J. Ensign, and bounded and described Is
J fellows: Beginning eleven rods sad twenty three
aud one half links al - novtneriy. OF a point
where the north line Of tAe State road mteTsects
! the west line OF tho Township rOad which point Is
/ the north east corner Of land decided by James ".
Brown and Mary L. Brown 10 G. ". and W. /.
! Howe. March 18th. lSiS: thence westerly on the
: north line Of said HOwo's lot eighty two 81 feet
( thence s0utheriy enc ID foot on the B~estlins OF ssid
( Howc's lot; thence westerly on the Inc Of a lei
decided by the aforesaid James NJ. and Mary Z.
/ Brown 10 Thomas Howe, March 18th. 1915. eighty
feet: thence easterly one hundred and six y five
C65) feet TO the wet line Of the Township road;
| thence southerly upon said line OF the said road
twenty feet to the place OF beginning. sand Rams
! lear Smith land his heirs is entitled to n passage "a
| the rear of the lot conveyed TO Ransiear Smith by
! Brown as aforesaid, sufficiently vide Tor q wagon 10
pass upon the north side of the premises Aforesaid.
Terms of sale On Deferred payments not exceed
ing three years with interest from the day Of sale,
to be secured by a lien upon the PREMISES
! ELECTA SMITH x
SOLOMON SMITH.
Administrator at RsHslear Smith. Deceased.
JulyaQ-4W By Hutrhius 4 FORREST. Attys.
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Dan RIce's show.
New Foundry.

On Saturday. at this place. was attend
eddy crowds. both afternoon and evening.
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$50
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Tie funeral of Isaac Daniels, aged log
years, the last of the Revolutionary sol,
dieTs resident inAew York city took
place on Thursday.
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MARRIAGES


In this village on the l4th inst, by Rev. Z. A
johnson. Mr.. JAMES GILLET, and Miss ALICE
WHEATLY. both Of Warren.
Al the residence Of the b-ides Mother. in War
ren, July 9Th. by the Rev. B. Excel. Mr.. d. NJ
BLACK. and Miss LOUISA NJ. TAYLOR. all of
this place.
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Schirrus, Cancer Tunors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and EHfoliation or
the BOueas

A great variety Of cases have been reported to US where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the use Ct this remedy, but cur space here viii not admit
item Soms Of them may be found in Our American
Almanac, which the agents below nanisd are pleased 70
furnish gratis to all who call for then.
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On the 10th, at Warren. by S. N. Carter, Esq
FRI o. SMITH. of Nelson. Portage Co.. to Mis-.
SUSAN WAgNEMAKER, of SOuthington. TT um-
bull County.
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wARKEn PRICE CURRENT.
PRICES PAID.
RETAIL PRICES.

sEsrl9r FL Esrta : SUM. eaoora.:
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At Warren. Ohio. on the 2th uit., Mr.. EDWARD
E. H0fT.
Mr.. Hoyt was bo.n a. Norwalk. Coma. ON the
9th day of July. 1901. When only twelve years Of
age he came 10 Warren. and in 1892, Recommended
his merchantiie career, and BY his industry and in
tegTity he won the esteem of The business comma
nifty.
In 1885. he WAS married 10 Miss Martha L.. Cal
ender, Of Hubbard, Ohio. From 1852. until his
death, he continued TO reside at this place. and by
his energy and enterprise. he achieved for himself
q prominent position among business men. Timer
ohantile life, as some have asserted. is beset with
many temptations to serdia and misery habits,
then such men IS Edward Z. HGyt ere 50 much the
more TO be admired. who in spite of ifs appeals 10
human frailty. rise superior 10 penuTiouSness, end
distinguish themselves as honorable and liberal
merchants. By the extensive conn a~grsti0ns that
have at different times swept over the bushes pnr-
ton Of our town. and by his too great confidence in
the integrity OF others, Mr.. HOyt suffered repeated
and heavy losses, yet he never gave mp &c despond-
ency, but commenced after each disaster with hope
full determination to repair his fortune. As q busi-
ness man of energy and integrity he was held 10
high esteem by the citizens Of Trumbull County.
At Niles. July 10th. 1864. MARY HELEN Or
WIG. daughter Of james and Sarah orwig, sssi
about ! years.
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Lost.

Ga tbs road between Johnston Centre,
and Warren a Photograph likeness of
my mother in-iaw aud aEsmsn 1hnF. in a
case. L4L-
The fnderslRit be- literally rewarded
BY leaving it At the Chronicle Office
June 22-5w:cr " D.HOLCOMR.
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Straw Hats f5s 10 cents, alse Eur. Felt,
and Silk Hats OF All styles and prices
Call 0 at Turner i Psek's Clothing
House, Webb's Block, Main ST.
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cherry PeCtOraI,
PCR s..Z RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Coz T., Influenza, Ho~Arseness,
Group, RroH.s-itis, IneipIent Com
'sumpsi.t,. I'D Tor the Relief
Of ,=ptivo Patients
=, -. .tsleed Stages

This Il a fsase1s - 80 .e-sally known 70 EuIpas5 aJ
ether for the cuTe Cl throat and lung complaints, that IL
is useless here 10 publish the evidence Of its virtues. It's
unTivslled excellence for coughs and oslds, and is truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of tie earth
Few are the communities, or even families, amonC thfn
who have not some personal experience Of its ei.ac's =
some living trophy in their midst Of It's victory oycr th=
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat ard iures
50 all know ths dreadful fatality OF these disorders aud
as they know, too, the effects Of this remedy, we need pt
dS more than to assure them that q aas nov ell The sir
tues that It did lave when making tAe cures which have
VICE 30 strongly upon tho ~conidence Of maahina.
Prepared By Dr.. IL. AVER & CO, LEVEL, Iass.
Sold by-Hoyt & S~Fation, Z a Smith. j r
Woods, Warren A Chew, Brookfeld; Eansler i
Cory, Bristol; EP Wolcott, Pennington Squibb
4 Thompson, MesopOtamia W g Savage. Bloom
field; S Soule, Newton Fslls: Mason * Co, Niles;
J Walters, Girnrd. end dealers everywhere.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epflep-
sY. MelanchOly. E~curaI.sS

Many remarkable eure5 q these affections have been
made by the alternative power Of this medicine. II stinu-
laIes tine vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oYerccnss disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such a remedy has lcng been required by the re-
e~eS:ities Of 1.-THE people, and we are confident That this wll
do fer them al that ine6icins can DO.
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EstEay Cow.

Strayed from the enclosure / the sub
scriber, on the 9th of June, a black COW,
with a star IN her forehead, of mefium
size, cowseTeD yesrssold. Whoever will
return said COW. or give information Of
her, to the subscriber, at the brick yard
Of Forbes & Bailey. III Warren, will be
literally rewarded.
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. ADMINISTRATORS SALE

IA Personal Property be.cusing 20 the estate Of
George ". Iieaton. deceased. consisting Of Houses,
Wagon, Buggy. Books. and other property viii ne
in HOwian3 Township. Trumbuli Comfy. Ohio. on
the sd dsy Of Jniy. A. ID. 1861, commencing a:iG
o'clock ia the t"T.EaoL II said iay.
-lMJEI. 9UTNBI.
30HN REEVES.
jyo-Jw Atmini-tIat.f..--
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Probate Settlement.
.SsRenents ordered 10 D. Afrsrtsed.

N W~" ~IEFNENNN-.
IT is ordered that the following ae-
Il eorais Of Executors. administrators and
Guardians that have been flied in this Court be adj
vertised Tor three consecutive weeks asreeably to
law, ami that they remain on file for inspection ar.i
exceptions. until the sd day Of July, A.. D., 1861.
when they Will be examined and ordered to record
II no exceptions appear thereto. to wit;
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

Rates of Advertising,
ss- rzelrsiinese qusi % one inch in space. saaks
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List of stamp Duties.

A-eenvenient list of all Stamp Duties now in
force. has been printed and is for sale at this office:
For q ready reference tor the denomination OF
stamps required for Notes, Deeds, &c, &e. 1t Is
inst the thing. being gotten up IN sr1ali neat form.
Price 10 cents, q
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DEATHS.


At the Soldiers Home. in Cleveland. on the I'd
inst, C0LwELL F.. PORTER. a member of Com
pany +. list Regt. ON G. eldest SON of DR.. james
F. Porter. Of Newton Falls, aged twenty years.
Whsa the Regiment Eas called into sctiye SER
vice. he mindful of the wants at home procured a
substitute. But Wien nus company dissented he
started on the trip to Kentucky. As they marched
through COyington in the night, u line Of Cavalry
horses staInpeded. broke through the marching
column wounding several. He was knocked down
and injured in the abdomen, which terminated in
an acute inHsmaIion OF the bowels that caused his
death. Deeply anxious TO reach home be ives con-
veyed by his relations as far as the Soldier Home,
where he died. During his illness on the journey,
and Al the Soldiers Home, he received every as
sistanee from his comrades and from strangers
which kindness could bestow. His remains were
brought home and funeral attended, by a large con-
course of sympathizing friends. He W as genial in
opposition. noble in impulse, kind and ~fraternal in
his feelings, and much beloved. Thus fall our
choicest sons. 4 costly sacrifice 10 save our country
from
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syphilis and sIercuriaI Disease.

pR. J. G. AYE: Sir, I e~heerfully comply with the re-
quest Of yeur agent, and report to you soms OF the effects
l have realized with your Sarsaparilla-
have cured with It, in my practice, meet Of the CON-
plants for which it Is recommended, and have fund It's
effects truly wonderful in the cure Of T.teTeaT and Ma-
esTiaI DIscaSe. One ofmy patients had Syphilis ulcers
In his throat, which were consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your SarSsparilla, steadily taken,
cured him In I've weeks. Another was attacked by sec.
ondary symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away 4 considerable part Of it, 50 that l believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But IL
yielded to my administration Of your SaZssparilla; the
ulcers healed, and he Is well again, not Of course without
some designation to his face. 4 woman who had ben
treated Tor the same disorder ly mercury was suffering
from this poison in her bones. They had become SO SEN
sitIve to the weather that on a damp day she suffered ex-
eruoatinE pain in her joints and bones. She, too, was
cured entirely by your sarEapSriiia IN u few weeks. l
know from Its formula, which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be q great
remedy; consequently, these Truly remarkable results
With IT have not surprised ne. !
II
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ESTRAY COW

IL Strsyei from ne en-lJ,5Is u t1s subscriber,
ou,he 9th of June, a black COW. with a star in her
forehead, Of medium sire. COW seven yesTs DID,
Whoever Will return said COW, or give
of her. 10 the subscriker. at the bricr gard Of For
beE 4 Bailey, in Warren, will be literally reward
ed, julyl3-26s FRANK BAILEY.
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q.

Ityou want a good brown Linen Shirt
go where You ran find a good stock at
Turner & Peck's, Main ST,
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Akron water Lime.

Calcined, aud Sand Plaster q.
StrattoB. No 5 MAN ST.
July 6-3~
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BRANCH
Local Notices,

Advance in the Terms of the
Chronicle
In consequences Of the high price OF the labor snd
materisliaeident to the publication u tie CHEoS-
IcLE. We are Obliged. in order to meet expenses, TO
advance the price ofthe CHRONICLES to Two Dol
lars per year in advance, from and after
July Ist, 0 tTT<
Also haveincreascd our advertising rates ! mod
crate per cent. :atske effect Immediately.
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Minor Final set'nt Of Gaar
THR sTATE OF OHIO.

- TRUMBULL COUNTY $.
In the Court Of Common Pleas .
David Tod, Henry W. Smith, and Charles Smith.
Thomas McQ1istan. Robert HeQuiston. John II.
Stull, snd-JeTeH.D Defendants. ~
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TIFLl4IsUIlN-
i large rToek al Eeiioes ui the hest qualify on
hand. aud for sale at my Carriage Factory.
II n. G. RELpEN.
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a0s1o.

MATHEW TAYIER, at the First National
Bank, viii receive subscriptions for the
l04o Govern ment Bonds. If
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NEORGE ADAMS.

~ Has just received = new st0ek Il G~uitars.
Eiolins Violincellos, Fifes. Eiafss. New Music
Books. and Violin aud Guitar Strings u ta- latest
importation and best quality.
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STEAM ENGINf FOR SALE.

One upright Steam Engine; ~ inch cylinder. 20
inch stroke. Enquire at I. Douglass. shop. War
ren, or D. II. Wilder, Columbus, p Dl5-6w"
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PARKS & WENTZ.
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS.

For sale. in good localities, in the Village uf War
ren-ean be sought on good terms. Inquire &C Me
C0nnell's SHOE x LEATHER STORE.