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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-02-17
ADDRESS OF
a A BRADIN, ESQ
To the Members of Go. D, SD Pa. Vol.

PHILIPsBURG, FEB Sth, 1864
Mr.. Row DEAR SIR Enclosed you
will find manuscript of address to Co. ID sd
Regiment, Penna volunteers, which you
will please publish in your invaluable paper
and confer a great favor on Yours truly,
r. j. MALoNY, ROBERT LLOYD,
j. C.. WILLIAMS, f. f. LLOYD.
GEO. CUNNINGHAM
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DR. WIN. CAMPBELL, offers his professional
1 services 10 the citizens of MOShannOn and vi
oinity He be consulted at his residence Mt
all times unless absent on professional business.
MOhsannon. Centre co, Pa, May II, 1858.
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GOVERNOR BRoUGH has issued his proc
lamation urging the people OF Ono to Ill
their quota, estimated at 20, OOO.
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N(rM ALBERT BROS. Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware. Queeusware, Flour,
Bacon, etc. W oodlan1, Clesrfed county. Penn a.
Also. extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed lum
Der, shingles, and square tim Der. Orders solici
ted. Woodland, Aug. 10th, 1868.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

RtLkLEY'SPA SPATENT--LI1MBERD
- BI SUPERHEATED STEAM.-The under
sisned respectfully informs the people of Clear
aeid and adjoining counties that he has the agen-
ey OF the above patent-and will sell individual,
JIouhty or township rights for its use The lum-
yer dried by this process is stronger. finishes bet
I tl, Is easier on tools and requires less time in
GISihg than any other process known. drying |
,nch @ lumber perfectly in IS hours better than
many months under the old system using the
a sale amount of fuel per day that common XII In
,ohsnmes. The certificate Of number of resi-
rent mechanics well known in this community is
T.; ply sufficient to convince the most sceptica OF
- ~ TThhy. Persons desirous of purchasing rights
VII address JOHN L. CUTTLE,
9nne u. 1863. Cearfeld. Penna.
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ILLINOIS. according to Governor Yates, is
free from the draft, having always been III
excess to her quota.
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TNHOMAS J. MCCULLOUGH. Attorney at Law.
i Clearfeld. Pa. Office, east of the "Glearheld
CO. Bank. Deeds and other legal instrume nts pre-
pared with promptness and accuracy. July3.
D. Bush. : /: :: TIN CULLoUGH
BUSH MCULLOUGH'S
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PHILlpsBURG. FEB. Sd. 1864

PHILlPsBURG. FEB. Sd, IS64
GENTS " ours. of the 3Oth ultimo, con
tanning request for copy of the address
written byme, on the departure of the mem
bers of Co d, sd p. V, for publication.
was duly received. Though it is feeble
tribute of respect to the brave and noble
members of Company D, yet in compliance
with yoTrequest herewith send you copy.
Iremain, Sirs, with respect,
Yours truly, A A. BRADIN.
To r. S. Malony, +. F. Lloyd, Robert Lloyd,
Geo. Cunningham, James c. Williams,
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Z ARRIMER q TEST, Attorneys at Law, Clear
l 4 field, Pa. VIII attend promptly to all legal
and other business entrusted to their in Clear
field and adjoining counties August 8, 1896.
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A. A BRADIN, ESQ DEAR SIR: The
undersigned being committee on behalf of
the citizens of Philipsburg, request a copy,
for publication, of the address written by
you, in behalf of the citizens, to the mem
bers of Company d, SD Reg t, Penn a vol
unteers. residing here, on their departure
for their rendezvous
With Respect. Yours truly,
r. j. MALoNY, g. CUNNINGHAM,
r. LLOYD, f, f. LLOYD,
j. G. WILLIAMS.
Philipsburg, January 30th 1864
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THoMPSoN, & WATSON. Dealers in Timber
4 Saw Logs Boards and Shingles, Marysville
Clearfeld county, Penna August IL, 1868.
:. W. THOMPSON JAS. L. WATSON.
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nR.LfTCH'S MEDICINES.-Afres fresh sup
~ ply of these invaluable Family Medicines
are for sale by NJ. A Frank. Clearfeld, consisting
Of PgIR CHrsr; RestorotiUe, greatcure for colds
and cough and Anti Bilious Physic They have
been thoroughly tested in this community, and
are highly apDroKed Try THEN.
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The RAFTsNAs's JOURNAL is published on J" ed
,asday al 81 90 per annum in advance ADyER-
TIsExIxrs inserted at 81 90 psf square, for three
or less Observation-Disclosures lines Tor less counting
square. For every additional insertion 20 cents
A deduction will be made to yearly advertisers
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A AtCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
been Licensed an Auctioneer. would inform
me citizens of Clearield county that he will at
tend 10 calling sales, in any part of the county.
whenever called upon. Charges moderate
Address JOHN MQUILkIN.
May Is. Bower po.. Clearfeld CO.. Pa
n B. Persons calling sales without proper Ii
eense are subject to penalty of S60 which pro-
VISION will be enforced against those who may vi
olate the same
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ID ICHARD MOSSOP, Dealer in Fore gn and Do
h mestic Dry Goods. Groceries Flour, Bacon,
Liquors, &c, Room on Market street a few doors
west of Journal Office, Clearfeld, Pa. Apr2I.
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~ The undersigned having located in the Dor.
ough Of Clearfeld. tat the shop formerly occupied
oy Welch jewelry shop) is prepared to
DO work of all kinds on the most reasonable terms
The cash will positively be expected when the
work Is delivered. lie is confident that he can
Rot be eyceiled by any workmen in town or county
Come 0Sis! come all 10 the Sign 0fthe Big Wat'A
april 9, '62ly-pd s. Ii. LAUCHLIN.
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T 3 MENALLY, Attorneyat Law, CIearfeld,
sJ : Pa. Prsctiess in Clsarfeli and adjoining
counties. ofce IN new brick building of J. Boyn-
ton ID street one door south of Lanichs Hotel.
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business 1ireetorg.

IRWIN BROTHERS. Dealers in Square Sawed
Lumber, Dry Goods, Groceries. Flour. Grain,
dc &c Burnside Pa, Sept. % 1853.
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VIZ W SHAW NJ D.. has resumed the prac
w tice of Medicine and Surgery in Shawsviile,
Penn a, where he still respectfully solielts CON
tinuance of public patronage. May u lco3
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FREDERICK LEITZINGER. Manufacturer Of
+ II kinds of Stone-ware. Clear6eld- Pa. Or
ders solicited--who holesale or retail. Jan l, 1858
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TAR VI. WOODS, PRACTICNG Pay YsIcIAN, and
IL Examining Surgeon for Pensions,
Office. South corner Of Second and cherry
Street Clearfeld Pa January 2l, 1853.
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JOHN GUELICH. Manufacturer of all kinds OF
,t Cabnet-ware. Market street, Clearheid. Pa.
He also axes to order Collins short notice, and
attends funerals with a hearse. Aprl0.'5 So
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II P KRATZER Merchant, and dealer in
-. Boards and Shingles, Grain and Produce
Front St above the Academy, Clearfeld, Pa tjl2
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yXTHLIAM z IRWIN, Marketstreet, Clearfeld,
w Pa Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Mer-
chaudise, Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, and
family articles generally. Nov. H.
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NyALLACE HALL, Attorneys at Law, Clear
w field, Pa Decem Der II. 1862
WILLIAM A. WALLACE JOHN G.
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IT BUCHER SWoOPE. Attorney at Law. Clear
II. field, Pa. OfEct in Graham's Row, four doc
west of Graham Il Boyntons store Nov. ~
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COLLECTION oFr1ce. CLEARrIELD, PENN A
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"F NAUGLE, Watch and Clock Maker, and
II dealer in Watches, Jewelry, &c. Room In
Graham g row. Market street. Nov H.
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A Greenback wen Inyestsd.

A year ago several journals united in
recommending their readers to invest Q
Dollar &c ~reenbsck" in securing that
We ~ excellent Journal for the HOUSE
HOLD Including the little ones.) for the
GARDEN, and for the ARM. calledsthe
AMERICAN AgrieuLurist. Many persons
were thu led to subscribe, and We believe
all win o did so have been much more
than satisfied. They have received the
% Annual Volume of the Agric!tuurist
which is full of good things. useful, prae
teal and entertaining. and just now the
Publish pr is sending out to each of his
subscribers applying, a present of . Pls mt
Of one of the most remarkable Suawber
ries that have ever been brought OUT
These plants. when sold by the only OH
er person having them. 60 rapidly at IS
cents each. So the Greenback invested
last year has certainly paid we'll. Al
we nave now to say is. let all Others go
and do likewise-Notwithstsnding the
present advance in cost, the Publisher
still offers b take subscribers this month
(September) at 81 ayesr, or from now to
the end oflse5. Fifteen mouths fossils.
And still further, he offers one Of the re-
mArksble Strawberry plants, sent free
and postpaid. to every new subscriber
who encloseses cents extra for oil cloth
a. oI.,H 0nr
advice to all is send the. Dollar for the
$l,l5.) and the. extra S cents at once to
ORANGE JUDD, Publisher of the A~gricultu-
rist, at Al PARK Row, NKw YoRK CRY,
and get the paper, etc. You win get q
most beautiful. well illustrated, practical
paper, and the cheapest one in the eoun-
try, to say nothing of the extra Strawber-
~ plant, etc. Thy IT.
: EAHM HA =
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Killed by GuerriIIas.
By Order
Union Central Com

ST. Louis. Sept, g..
Gen. Rosecrans being satisfied that the
citizens of Boon county nave encouraged
bushwhackers and other bands of out.
laws. and that Thomas Waterman, the
only support of a widowed mother and
two sisters, was shot on a steamer ly-
ing NJ the wharf of that town by a gang
Of these villains, has ordered the assess
ment of SO 900 on disloyal citizens Of
said town for the benefit of the mother
and sister OF Waterman.-Teegraphic dis
putch.
The yoVng man referred to in the
above is Thomas Waterland, formerly
of this township. but who has resided ut
J~effersonviIle. No, about a year past
His mother and sisters now reside
here. His remains were brought home
anil Inferred on the 4th inst. We learn
that he was shot on a steamboat on the
Missouri river. He had been employed
to take charge of the boat on this fatal
trip. and was going up the river for a
load Of wheat. While stopping at q
sand bar in the river. 10 lake aboard an
anchor which the captain of the boat
had left behind on 4 previous trip. about
fifty rebel highway robbers made their
appearance and fired on the boat. Mr..
Waterland WAS ascending to the pilot
house at the time, and a bullet came
through entering, his head, killing him
Instantly. The guerrillas then went
aboard the boat and robbed those on itot
all they had.
Mr.. Waterland was a worthy young
man. and much esteemed in this COM
munity His bereaved mother and sis
tiers rave the heartfelt sympathy of all
in this great affection.
We hope Geuertl Rosecrans will carry
u the order referred to above, to the
last cent. Those whom it is designed to
benefit, deserve it. and their circumstan
ces warrant such aid as needful and prop
err.
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Fatal Accident.

Eds. GrOnicle-0ne of the most sad
AMI shocking accidents, which We were
ever called upon to chronicle. occurred in
Pennington, on Tuesday the 9th inst
NJ John kirkpatrick was hauling wood
with a span of horses and wagon. and
when returning for a load, seated him
self upon the forward bolster of the wag.
on, it having neither box or board on it
After proceeding some distance, the wag
on became uneoJpled, and the bolster.
upon which he was sitting, turned down
towards The horses, throwing Mr.. K. on
the whipplelrees and against the horses
heels, frightening and causing them to
run with great violence. After running
a short distance, the whippletrees became
detached from the remainder of the wag
on. and the horses continued running
about a quarter of a mile, drawing Mr.
K. through mud and water, over drift
wood and rails, inficting mortal wounds
on his head and other parts of his body,
producing death in about an hour
When assistance came, and the horses
were secured, it occupied some twenty
minutes in disengaging him from the
lines and whippletrees.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick was forty-eight years
of age, and leaves a wife and four chill
dren. He was born in Ireland, and came
to this country in IS47. He was a mem
Der of the Disciple church, a good and
quiet citizen, always lending a helping
hand in times of need. The community
greatly deplore his loss, and deeply sym
pathize with his bereaved family.
H. J.. III.
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Ballad Concert.

Prof. Milton Citrks. Voeriist and
Pianist, and author OF several popular
songs, The Old Mill Wheel. Maniac's
Vision, largest Man in Town, &c, &c.
will give one of his fashionable musical
entertainments at Webb's Hall, on thu
evening. Wednesday, His selections
are from the best American and European
authors, and consist of descriptive. sent
mental, humorous aud patriotic songs,
with Piano accomplishments.
The Buffalo Express speaks of Mr..
Clarke, as follows:
.sMr. Clarke is one of the very best bal
ladists in America, and has a style of his
own. original as pleasing. He possesses a
voies of remarkable richness and melody
and sings with exquisite taste. throwing
40 much soni into his notes, that the eff
fest upon his audience il magnetic"
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Union Township Meetings.
RALLY!

The Union Central Committee of
Trumbull County have arranged the fol-
lowing list of Township Meetings. The
Union men Of the several localities nam
ell, are earnestly requested to bestir
themselves and secure good meetings.-
The Township Executive Committee
men are especially urged to have proper
arrangements made 70. the people and
the speakers. Come up to the work.
fellow-eitizens, and let every Town
ship and sub-district be thoroughly Or
6 'nized, for there never was a period in
QUE political history as a nation when
steadtastness TO principle and ardent de
vOtion TO a good cause was more incum-
bent on every friend of the country than
now. The opposition nre busy with
their old weapons OF falsehood and de-
eeption. Let them be boldly met and
put TO shame at every point of attack
Men OF Trumbull. You lave but to do
your duty and reap the rich reward of
glorious victory. Your friends on the
far off battle fields appeal to you not to
fslter in this critical hour. We must all
come 10 the rescue, and strike the sym
pathizers with rekels a mortal blow in
October and November.
LIST OF MEETINGS.
Miles, Saturday evening, Sept. "a,
Speakers, ]. w. Tyler, and G. NJ. futile.
LordsUown, Friday evening, Sept. q.
W. o. Forrist, E. II. Ensign.
Mespotamia. Saturday evening Sept "a,
W. o. Forrist, Major George L. Wood.
Brookield, Saturday evening. Sept. "a
E. B. Tsyler.
Bristol, Wednesday evening, Sept 81,
Col. j. F. Asper, II. U. Johnson.
Vernon, Friday evening, Sept. %,
Capt. A. Yeomans, G. w. Snyder.
Fowler, Tuesday evening. Sept. 20,
Capt. A. Yeomans, H. U. johnson.
Meetings in other Townships will be ap-
pointed Immediately.
By Order
Union Central Com.
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For the Chronicle.
In Memory of Corp. Geo. w
Simpson.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
Anunst 0k 1884

CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
August Is, 1864.
The deceased was O bunk.m of the
writer. who feels it to be his duty to say
a few words in relation to his death
Corporal Simpson, while engaged in the
desperate fight at Resacs. on the l4th of
May, received a minnie ball in the left
breast, passing through the body. and
causing . frightful wound. Strange to
say, he neither faltered nor betrayed the
slightest motion of his intense pain, bit
marched to the rear, maintaing a firm
grip on his rife. But it soon became
apparent that he was getting weak from
loss of blood. He was then put on q
stretcher and taken TO the rear, where
his wound was properly dressed, and af-
forwards removed TO general field hos
pital at Chattanooga, where he suffered
the most intense pain from his wound,
until June llth, when death relieved
him.
Corporal Simpson was a resident OF
Bristol, Trumbull county, and was much
respected by all who knew him. At the
call of his country for more men, he n
listed in Co. C, l25th O. v. l. 1t was
not for a large bounty that he respond
ed TO his country's call, but though the
purest patriotic motives. His heart was
too large and noble to see that sacred
banner trampled in the dust, hence he
went forward and gave his life for his
country. He fought manfully at t6e
battle Of Chickamauga. where he was
wounded in the arm by a buck shot,
which he carried TO his grave lie was
in the fight at cambridge. at the scaling
of Rocky-Face Ridge. and in the grand
charge on the 9th, when the regiment
suffered severely.
Corporal Simpson was a christian as
we'll as a soldier. He was always cheerful,
prompt to duty. never low spirited or dis
couraged. He was, much loved by Off
GERS as well as men, and his loss is deep
Iy felt in the company. He leaves a wife
andifour lovely children to o his
loss, but their loss is his eternal gain. ?
Truly yours,
Corp. ]. NJ.
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Mahonine Fire co.. NamBeF4.

The annual election Of this company
held at City Hall. Saturday evening,
8. anil the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Foreman, John Barrett. $500 aal
Asst Foreman, Lewis Smith.
Secretary, Merrill Bayley.
Treasurer. Daniel Bishop.
Engineer, James Rowan.
End Engineer, Jacob Landers.
Hose Director, David Herlinger.
End Hose Director, U. P. Gibson.
Hose Engineer, Peter Hoague
End Hose Engineer. Thomas Pilmer.
Axemen, Michael Goely, John Rephan
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Death of Captain O. 0. Miller.

A few days since the sad intelligence
reached this place that Captain Oscar o.
Miller, Asst. AdJt General. was killed in
a fight on the 81 inst, south of Jones
boro, Ga. Capt; Miller was a brave and
accomplished young officer, and none
truer have drawn the sword in defense
of their country. He fell nobly aud he
roicalIy doing his duty, and his death
will long be mourned by hundreds OF
warm friends here, who know him best
and loved him most b-aa
His remains are daily expected to ar
rive at this place Tor burial. @I IL
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Death OF Ceorse e. Brssden.


HsADo'Rs LIST BRIe. ga Div. ARxYl
OF WESTERN Va. CAMP OF SHERIDAN'sS
ARMY, NEAR BERkYVILLK w. Sept So
SERGkANr-Ihav just seen your note
giving the painful intelligence that your
brother George died of his wound re-
ceired in the battle of the Sd, at Berry
vile. / need not attempt to tell you
how much l mourn his loss. He has act
ed as Brigade color bearer, of the LIST
Brigade, Ksnswha Division, for more
than four months past. In every battle
and skirmish from Cloyd Mountain un-
til the Battle of Berryville, ne has brave
ly borne the flag, always advanced to the
extreme front in sight of friend and foe.
A better soldier, q Drawer man have not
known. Truthful, honorable, and brave,
he was a boy to love and admire. His
friends who have not known him as |
have in the army san hardly know what
a loss they have sustained. l do not
know whether he has parents living or
not. Ny sincere sympathy is with you
aud his friends in their bereavement
Yours Truly. r. B. HAYES.
Col. Comdg. LIST Brigade.
Sergt. CHARLES E. BRIGDoN.
Harper's Ferry . &
George NJ. Brigden enlisted 3 years ago
the fist of last June. reinlisted last win
ter, has been in active service all the
time; he would have been 81 years old
the 10th of next November; he is the
third of four brothers who have been in
the service; the second was discharged a
cripple after over two years hard service.
The other three have all reinIisted. He
was shot through the body at Berryville
Va. or the evening of the Sd of Septem-
Der, and died at Hsrper's Fer ry on the
next Monday at ii o'clock A. NJ.
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/ CARRIAGES

In Gustsvus. at the residence Of ESQ. Barnes, or
the 10th ult.. By Rev. L. W. ely. Mr.. WILLIAM
JONES. Of Colebreok. and MISS EUNEcIA LEW
Is. of Gustsvus. 0hie. ..a.a A..fz
In johnson. en- the 18th ult-. by Rev. L. W. Rly
Mr., GEORGE W. N0RCUTT. and MISS ELLEN
ELDER. all Of johnson. Ohio. i1
In Colsbrook on,ths It'll inst. by Ed. z. Wake
field. Mr.. SAMUEL s. JUDD. NJ. D.. and MISS
OLIVIA PERRY. - 4g = ID
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DEATHS


In Bazetta Sept. 9th 1864. Of consumption. HEN
HoUaLAkD, inthst ~ year Of bic .ss.
I'm PArmingten. Sept. TIL 1884. at the residences
o. his fAther. Leiws Cartiss. JUD5ON 5. CUR
TIss. in the ssh year Of his age. sDseea.ed va
q member Of O.. Il. l7lst Regiment. Ohio National
GqArda Disease. camp typhoid malaria e9ptract-
edSwhfie m TIE services 4Dbshsfsed An& 10Th.
and arriSsds home Ass I'd, a. 80
d. tnClsyslsud. ct bis sons residences. Aus, 3lst. Of
ehfoais Diurbes, MR.HzRAs MORGAN Tor
ssl, sSsdG yssFsssai nsast,, ~ 81 Sc !, al 49, .ss
vt EFSz5
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Agricultural FaIrs--IS64.
OHIO COUNTY FAIRS.

Butler, Hamilton Oct A.
Clark, Springfield Oct 40
claruon, Boston Sept 6-S
Oerh'"' Bantam Sept 20-22
Columbiana. New Lisbon Sept 2l-23
C~uyahoga, Cleveland Sept $50
Fulton, 0ttokee Sept 2l-23
Burton Sept POP
~ Claridon Sept $50
Hancock. Findley Oct 6-S -a.s. , =
Huron. Norwalk Sept 2S-30-is,H
Lake, gainesville Sept $50
Lorain, Elyria Oct Al
Mahoning, Youngstown Oct -
Medina, Mediue Oct 3-5
Morrow, Mt. Gilead Oct 81
Muskingum, GAINESVILLE Sept $50
Stark, Canton Sept $50
Summit, Akron Oct 81
Trumbull. Warren Sept 2l-23
Union, Marysville Oct 81
Warren. Lebanon Sept $50
Wayne. Wooster Sept $50
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-14
Albums and Frames.

A. S Robbins Is in rsesips Of the llrg
est stock of Albums and Picture frames in
Northern Ohio, and Will sell cheaper thai
the cheapest.
Up stairs oVer o. n. Pateh's store.
Sep. IA, ga. CIV.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-14
New Oil Mill.

Flax seed wanted at our New Brick
Oil Mill. corner of Main and Canal St,
near the canal bridge. west of Tayler's
warehouse. We viii pay the highest mar
ket price for good FZar Seed. in any guam
tity. Farmers. bring on your seed and
we will be ready with "Greenbacks."
DAWSON HOYT co
July q. IS64.-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-14
EXAMINATION
OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Board Of School Examiners for Trumbnll
County, will bold an examination for appliean Is
for certificates, on Thursday the sth day of Sep
tember, at the Court House. Each Male applicant
will be required to pay fifty three cents. aud Zach
female applicant thirty eight cents, before they can
be admitted to the Class. Each applicant must
come prepared 20 make thsir own change. Candi
dates for certificates will be examined in the theo-
~, and practice of teaching. The examination
will commence at 10. o'clock A. NJ, at which tim
all applicants should be present.
WHIrTLESEY ADAMS.
H. Of 1914 . IN