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An Eagle visitor.

A young bald eagle was seen lowering
over the river. AT the foo of Market
Street. ON Thursday morning last. 1t
seemed to be partially tanned. A shot
fred at it. caused his majesty 20 soar TO
empyresn heights.
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Public sale.

The subscriber will offer at public sale,
at his residence in Southiugton, on Satur-
day, May 14th, 1864, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
the following property. to wit:
Forty Dairy Cows, 3 Horses. Is Hogs,
Twelve Sheep, l Truck Wagon, l Spring
Wagon, Corn Mill, Two Two Year Old
Bulls, and a variety of ordinary Farming
Utensils.
Having sold my farm. the foregoing
property viii be sold on good terms, which
will be, six months on all notes with APP
proved security,
ISAAC MALPBY.
May 9Th, 1864.
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The New Ten Forty Bonds.

Messrs. T. J. McLain & Son, Bankers
are agents for the sale of the above
named bonds. Terms, par for legal ten
der or national bank notes.
April l3-tf.
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For sale.

A House and Lot, on Elm ST.; a large
lot, and splendid soil for gardening pur-
poses with fruitand ornamental trees.
Good house and barn, all in good order.
The above premises win be sold cheap.
For further particulars call on DR.. Bur
roughs at his Office, corner of Market
and Liberty st. or Judge Fuller.
J.C. BURROUGHS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-11

If you want a good Sewing Msehine
call at Andrews ( Weeks, and examine
the Wheeler & Wilson.
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) Town and County.


Our fellow towusman. Zslmon Fitch,
ESQ, has been drafted as \ Juror in The
United States Court, now in session at
Cleveland
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~SMeefPofafa PIanfs.
SnmmerIsC COMING.

A few thousand Sweet Potato- Plant
for sale by Benjamin Stevens
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CHERIFF's SALE
Iu Trumbull Com. Pleas.

franklin =. SteWc.
VS.. Iu Trumhull Com Pleas.
Calvin Hedger, ct 81.
By virtue of third alias order Of sale, issued out
of said Court, in the above case. and to me directed
and delivered l shall offer at public sale. at the
south door Of the Court House, in Warren, on
Saturday, the IIth day of May, 1854,
and between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock r. NJ, of said day. the following real estate
20 wit: Situate in section No. 2, in the township OF
Braceviile. or Nos range 5, in the Connecticut
Western Reserve. in the State of Ohio. and Is also
in said County Of Trumbull, bounded rs follows
Beginning at q stake standing near low water mark
of Eagle Creek. and situate a few feet below the
Bridge. across said Creek at Barnum's Mills. 60
called thence running down said branch in an cas-
terly direction 20 rods to a stake in the line of the
highway 10 rods to the place of beginning. and con-
tanning within said bounds enc and Une-fourth
acres Of land be the same more or iess. Appraised
At $Z75,M under former writ. Terms Cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. April II, 81 st
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DO OF Forget

The celebrated PAlmer's Excelsior Ho So
Pitchfork isfor sale by r Fl. B ,ruum &Co
NJ .rket st.
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Sewing Machines.

Fifteen cases Straw Hats just opened
ofevery style and price at Turner & Peaks.
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DEBILITY.
Resulting from feyers OF any kind Bitters
restore your strength in a very short time.
FEVER AND AGUE.

The ehills will not return fthese Bitters are used.
No person in 3 Fever and Ague District should be
without them.
IRON Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor OF the
Encyclop@dia of Religious knowledge-l
Although not disposed to favor OF recommend
Patent Medicines generally, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet l know of no suf-
feient reasons why a man may not testify TO the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope he may thus
contribute to the benefit Of others.
l do this the more readily IN regard 70 Hoohands
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson. of
this city, because l was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an Alcoholic mixture l am indebted to
my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for he removed
this prejudice by proper tests. and for encourage
Rent to try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year. was followed By an evident relief, and resto-
ration to a degree of bodily and mentalyisor which
l had not felt for six months before, and had al
most d~espaired of regaining. 1 therefore thank God
and M friend for directing to the use Of them.
MENTION BROWN.
Philaielphia. June q. 1861.
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TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
Patent Office Agency

Bank Street. opposite the ,Weddell House.
Cleveland, Ohio.
0ur arrangements and years of experience gives
as unusual facilities for the transaction of all busi-
moss relating 10 protecting inventions, obtaining ca
ycats. patents, extensions. prosecuting infringe
! Inents, and defending patents. We shall be pleased
| 10 consult with inventors and Others, without charge.
upon all points Of this business
BRAINARD 4 BURRIDGE,
IuIy0tf Solicitors and Attorneys for Patents
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VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR SALE

TSHE subscriber wishing to quit the
business. offers his valuable Tavern Stand for
sale. Situated at the Center of Vienna, s miles
from Warren. Six acres of choice land attached to
said Tavern stand. The House is nearly new, large
and convenient; the Barn is also large. There are
upon it two good Wells of water. one large Cistern,
and fifty nice young Apple trees. just coming into
bearing. with . good variety Of other fruits and
berries.
Also eighteen acres of choice land. forty reds
south of the Center. under good cultivation
Also fifty acres Of gUVd land one mile east of the
Center. About one half of said fifty acres is good
timber land. The above Tavern Stand viii be sold
separate. or with a part, or all of the land, TO suit
the purchaser. Possession given Immediately if
wished. After a reasonable amount Is paid in hand,
the balance of the purchase money may be in pay
ments to suit the purchaser. For further ~partieu-
lars enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN s. WILLIAMS.
Vienna. April q. 1864. 3w
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Local Notices.


Terms of the Chronicle. $3.50 invsria-
bly, in advance No deviation from this
rule.
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rNHE A OF OHIO.

TRUMBULL COUNTY.
{ fi Tlifa M sa aditl'' In District Court,
vs.
Seymour A. Potter,J In Error.
The said Seymour A. Potter i. notified that the
said Sutlif & Tuttle have filed in said District
Court their petition in error to reverse a judgment
Of the Court of Common Pleas. for said County,
rendered at the June term, thereof. in the year of
1861, in favor of the defendant in error against the
plaintiffs in error, an action. or suit wherein the
plaintiffs in error were plaintiffs, and the defendant
in error was defendant, and adjudginZ defendant to
90 thence without delay. and to recover his costs.
Said cause will be for trial at the first day of the
term. of said Court. SUTLIFF * FUTILE.
Nav 4-SU
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
And the Friends Of Soldiers

We call the attention of all having relations or
friends in the army 10 the fact that Hollands Ger
man Bitters will cure nine tenths of the diseases
induced by exposure and priystions incident to
camp life. In the lists published almost daily IL
the newspapers. on the arrival of the sick. it WILDE
observed that q large portion are suffering from
debility, Every case of that kind can readily cur
ed by HOOfands German Bitters. We have no hes
itztion Is saying that If these Bitters were freely
used among our soldidrs, hundred Of lives might
be saved that would otherwise be lost.
The prOprietors are daily receiving thankful let
tiers from sufferers IN the army and hospitals, who
have been restored 10 health by the use of these
Bitters, sent 10 them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the s~igniture of &C. M. JACKSON" is on
the WRAPPER of each bottle.
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Economy. Security.
Fire Insurance Company
NEW YORK CITY.

lash
Surplus. May L. 1sel.-~..S20s ,GS3 II
Assets, May i, a
Profits annually diDided, IS per cent. 10 the Dealers.
This Company divides tiree-qsarters ef The net
profits 10 The policy holders; in scrip, bearing interest,
without any liability to the insured.
This Company fgadS its surplus, instead ofdividing
it to the Stockholders. thereby GiciHe its policy hold
srs greater security, and at the same time Cheaper
Insurance thar any other system.
Apply to
WHTTTLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
Once over McCOmbs IL Smiths Store. Main st.
Warren. Ohio, May ], ls6l.
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Sherifs Office. Wa
SALE

-
Louisa Atwood.
VS.. In Court Of Common Pleas.
Collins Atwood.
b virtue ofa VenditiOni ExPonss Issued out of
said court, in the above case. and TO me directed.
and deliy cred. / shall expose 10 public sale. at the
! door Of the Court House. in Warren, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1854,
| and between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. NJ, and 4
O'Clock p. M. of said day. the following described
real estate. TO wit The undivided one-half of five
G) acres of land, situate in the townshslp of John
ston, Trumbull County, Ohio, and which is bound
ed as follows: On the north and west by lands of
Daniel and Fayette Dunbar, on the east by. the
north and south center road. and on the south by
lands of Lester Button. Appraised at $ls7. 50-lOO
Terms Cash.
J.G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office. Warren, April Is, 1864.
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HARD TO BEAT.
Important to Horsemen

TIVE superb Stallion C. NJ. CLAY,
will be Kept at the Centre Of BroOkheld. the
6rst four days Of each week. c. NJ. viii trot against
any Stallion of his age in the State. tie has won q
number of races Of great Importance. For Pedl-
gree, refer TO Book of Pedigrees. Insurance. $40,
invariably in advance. G. Ms disposition Is such
that any child can drive him
Br0Okheld. May L-W
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Sewing Machine.

Buy your Sewing.Mschines at Andrew.
& Weeks. Market ST.. Warren. O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-11

M. Albert Christy. of Brookheld, has
sold his horse, c. NJ. Clay, noticed in last
weeks Chronicle. to French I Co., of
Cleveland.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

vs.
J. W. McCleery.
By virtue of an execution Issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull county,
Ohio, in the above case, 1 have levied upon and
shall exposeto public sale. At the Centre of John
ston, in said county. on
Monday. the 18th day OF May, 1854,
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ, of said day. one large Double Flued
Boiler, and one Steam Engine. Terms cash.
JOSEPH G. TILE Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office. May 4.-2w
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? ? : :
PARTICULAR NOTICE!

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, e0nlponn-
ded Of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from 20 TO 40 cents q gallon, the taste disguised
BY Anise or COriaBder Seed.
This class of Bitters have caused and will eOntin-
ue TO cause, as long as they are sold. hundreds TO
die the death Of the drunkard. By their use the
system Is kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kIld, the desire
fer Liquor is created and kept up, anu the result is
all the horrors of a drunkards life and death.
For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bit
ter, we publish the following recipe: get one bottle
of Hollands German Btters and NIX with three
quarts OF good brandy or whisky. and the result
will be a preparation that will far excel in medici-
nal virtues and true eXeellGnce any Of the numer-
Gus Liquor Bitters IN the market, and will cost much
Bitters in connection with 4 good article Of liquor.
ut u much less Price than these ~infeIior preparations
will cost you.
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Pensions l. Bounty!
NOTICE

Il HAVE Transferred all my Pension
l. and Bounty Claim business TO Almon d.
Webb, Esq. who is fully authorized TO prosecute
al unfinished business to completion. All ny eli
ents IN the claim business will find everything per-
tain ing to their cases at Mr.. Webb's. of Whom they
will please make the necessary inquiries hereafter,
either personally or By letter.
i take great pleasure in recommending Mr. ebb
to all having business Of this kind to DO, 6 . COM
pstsnt and reliable Agent J.E.A sPzR.
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q PIJSON,S FSTATE

u Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has this day been appointed and qualified Admins
traitor of the estate Of her late husband John @.
Riisop, lste Of the township Of Green Trumbull
County Ohio. deed. MARY 5. PILSON.
Nav 4-9WS
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SALE
THE STATE OF OHIO TRUM-I
BULL COUNTY SIS.
Emma II. Blanehard1
vs. In TrunbulI Common Pleas.
Samuel = blanchard

The defendant Samuel S. Blanchard. a aon-resi-
dent of the State of Ohio. will take notice that on
the 10th day Of January. A. D.. 1874, the Plaintiff
mon Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, praying for
q dissolution of the marriage contract now existing
between said Plaintiff and defendant and that she
be restored to her maiden name. And for cause al
leges villful absence for more than three years
last past. The defendant may answer said Petition
on or before the first day of next term OF said Court
Of Common Pleas. SO the prayer thereof may be
granted.
MARTHA II. BLANCHARD.
By her Atty's Sutlif, futile a SiuIl.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BETTERs.
WILL GIVE o
a GOOD APPETITE.
STRONG NERVES,
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVES.
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
y GOOD CONSTITUTION.
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION.
A sToNG CONSTITUTION.
A SOUND CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE THE
Weak Strong.
VIII MAKE THE
Delicate Hearty
WILL MAKE tbs
Thin Stout
WILL MAKE THE
Depressed Lively
WILL MAKE THK
Sallow Complexion Clear
WILL MAKE H
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
WILL PROVE = BLESSING
IN EVERY FAMILY
CAN BE UsED WITH PERFECT SAFETY By
MALE OLD
Or OR
EEMAVE VOTING
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hdyertisements net under contract, must be mark
u the length of time desired, or they will be
continued and charged Tor until ordered out.
special Notices. and extra displayed Advertise
msnts, 90 per cent more.
Deaths and MARRIAGES inserted GRATIS bat Obifuary
Notices charged hslf price.
transient Ads e~rtisaments 20 he paid for Invariably
In advance.
Yearly Advertisers win he charged extrs for Dis
solution and other Notices. nat connected sith
their regular business.
haslness Cards, not exceeding ) lines. 81. GO line
per year; each additional line. = sents.
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Examination of School Teach

Warren May %. 1s64-2-w,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-09

The battle of the Wilderness was fierce almost be-
You'd precedent in Northern Virginia, for there Our
forces compelled TO fight both fire and the enemy
Whether Intentionally not, is not known the woods
were set On fire along the Yankee lines in the midst of
the battle which ragged hercey the battle ITSELF
and through which our forces charged and whipped
the fee re eect of the heat and smoke combined was
intense and almost sufocatng. ard many CT our men
were 0yercome-eoDe OF them fainting and falling to
the ground. But in the OF this great obstacle the
victory gained over vastly superior numbers, and
the army of the Potomac Was driven from the field,
leaving all of lis dead and many of its wounded in cur
hands.
Ii the woods were purposeIy fred, as many of the
cruelty ard inhumanity if not the enemy should have
them to burn to death. That many of them suffered
death by fire is well established fact affirmed by the
officers and men throughout entire army. In hun
dreds of instances some suffering Yankee would cry out
in the very anguish of his soul to be removed from be
re tie raging flames, and wherever such was practical
ble our men rel dered the necessary assistance but
often indeed in the very heat Of BATTLE thy were un-
able to do this. 1t awful sight to see fellow
Llortal burning up before their eyes, though he
toe but it one OF the fortunes of war, aud
The act Ct tie euemy 1t is tstiGaed that hundreds Of
the enomys wor7ded, ard some of our own, were
thus burned to death. The loss of the enemy this
battle Waa very great. HIS wounded lay upon tie
ground Or eyeIDI days, and his dead vet cover the
field by thousands. Grant made 10 tort to bury them
and Lee would not tire his with the work in view
OF the coming operations. There they lie, and there
their bodies will mouder to dust and their bones bleach
beneath the storms and sunshine.
Petersburg Express, Goth.
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ter he constantly renewed the attack with fresh troops
sending bis up in columns ten deep, and, in great
part, so drunk that they knew not what they were
about, and pressed on with the most reckless audac
ty. Nothing could exceed the GOODNESS with which
they were received by our troops, who, standing be-
hind their breastvorks and suffering but little shot
them down by thousands with as much delberation
though they were firing at so many marks AT one
O'Clock the action case along the whole line Our
troops having repulsed the euemy who left sew raj
thousand behind him, dead wounded, on the field.
Gen Lee afterwards rode over the field, and declared
that the slaughter far exceeded that OF the 18th of May
Many of the Yankees 80 drunk that they tumbed
over our breastwolks, and were either killed or made
prisoners others after firing their guns could not re-
load them. In word, the drama Of the 18th Ct May
was repeated to the letter. Oar lines c0nsd ra
bly, advanced In Consequence OF oar yesterday
Doubtless the enemy will seek to drive Us back, and
that another general battle may eIsue We have not
heard how many prisoners and guns were taken. In
battle OF this Sort where it is the object of party
defend breastworks, and of the otber to capture them
many prisoners not usually taken. We saw about
thousand, however. pass down the street yesterday
The most marvellous thing about this battle is the
small loss OF our army. Al II o11ck, we learn from
undoubed au hority, Longsrets corps had not lost
hundred men in killed and wounded A few hundreds
will cover the whole loss. Since New Orlears when
Gen. jackson i'd, "ecarce sprig Of cypress min
geG with the wreathe of laurel, there has been moth
ing like this When the Yankees occupied those same
lines from which We have just repuse3 them with such
terrible slaughter We drove tnfm iron them. At that
time they were much stronger than they are now This
fac. alone would be sufficient to how which the
best troops. Devoutly ,han],i4l should the whole
Confederate States be to that Providence which
has watched 10 this great crisis and under Hin
to that brave army, and that great General who have
turned cur day of trial into Of joy. Especially
ought to hold the latter DEAR for the skill witch has
continued to accomplish such mighty enterprise Wi tn
80 little less
Nor is this all the good news with which cur
columns are laden this morning. Gen. Johnston has
indicated bis high reputation. He has turned Sher-
man from his course, and has already weakened bis
army by nearly half Let criticism hereafter be silent
with regard to the plans of that great officer, at
least wait until they have been Developed
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From the Shipping Gazette, April IL.
Ehe Exodus from LaverpuOl.

Ihe Government emigration officials at Liverpool
completed the usual monthly and quarterly returns of
the emigration from the Mersey yesterday week and
from the statistics before u.s. it quite plain that the
spring exodus from Liverpool has commenced & with a
vengeance" and bids fair to rival that of any year
since 1857. AS usual, the Irish form the chief proper
ton OF the people leaving the country for America,
without taking into consideration the vast numbers
which leave Ireland direct for the American States
colonies The number o. ships sailing 'uuder the ac
to the United States in the month of March 35,
having on board 1918 Storage and 359 cabin pas
sengers of which 1909 were Eng'ish, 3l4 Scotch, g.
$50 Irish, and 954 foreigners to Victoria there
oaly two ships, with 594 steerage and cabin paesen
gers Of which 2l2 were Eaglsb, SIS Scotch 306 Irsh
and IL foreigners, making total of 81 ships and a.
| O69 emigrants, of which 82l English, $50
Irsh 800 Scotch, and $50 other countries The num-
Der OF ships sailing mot under the ac," TO the U. 81
were five, with $50 passengers to New Brunswick,
one ship and Is passengers to ST. Johns Newtouud-
land one ship and 20 pese ngers to the West Indies
three ships and 70 passengers and to South American
ports, four ships and 80 p ,ngers, making total of
16 ships and 420 Isserge,j.
For the quarter ending March sailed to the United
States seventyfVe slips, under the act" with
hundred and fftyfVe bin and q 967 Storage passn
gers to New South Wales, ship with 449 Storage
passengers; to Queenand l snip, with cabin ard
l72 Storage passengers; Victoria, ships with 81
cabin and 1871 Storage pass ogers liking total of
IS ships. 79l cabin and "a $50 passengers or grand
total of % $50 emgi ants. The nbar of ships sailing
not "under the ac" during three months were ID to
the United States with 5l3 cabin aud 37 Storage
sengers; 20 New Brunswick, snip, cabin and 10
Storage passengers; Newfoundland ship aud cab
in passengers to New South VI ales, ships IL cabin
and 10 steerage passengers to Victoria 2 ships 9
cabin and ~ Storage passengers to the West I1des
ships, and 40 cabin passengers to South America,
IL ships, 81 cabin and Is Storage passenger Arca,
ships, and ~ cabin passengers-m king total OF
Al ships 7O3 cabin and 494 Storage passengers. The
total number of emigrants leaving Liverpool, during
the three months of the present year. in ships and not
under the act were 26547, which is increase over
the corresponding quarter OF last year Of LAO souls