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Court of Common Pleas.

At the February Term, the followin!
cases vera disposed of, up to Saturday
evening.
JURY TRIALs.-Andrews & Andrews VI
Chapman. Verdict for plaintiff, 1886, %
Godshall v. Cramer. Verdict for plain
tiff, s99,Ss
Wsggoner VS. Ginkinger. Verdict plain
tiff. s72,49.
Mckinley, Duff & Co. vs. Kennedy ct
al. Verdict for plaintiff, s2l2,2s.
Osborn VS. Mott. Jury disagreed.
W VanGorder vs. J G Butler. Sui
against Sheriff to recover attached prop
erty. Verdict for defendant.
Jerusha Beman VS. Henry Erwin. Sian
der. Verdict for plaintiff, SIS.
Elizabeth Davis vs. Frank Turnkey. Sc
suction and breach of promise. Verdict
for plaintiff, $500.
Tarbill vs. Ripple. Verdict for plain
tiff, sl25.
Admr. Of Stephen Burnett vs. Eleanor
Burnett. Verdict for defendant.
State of Ohio VS. Jacob Andrews, Gull
ty-
Andrew Shively vs. YIN q Brown, Nal
practice. New trial.
DIVORCE CAsEs.-Mary Mcdonald VI
David McDoaald. Continued.
Louisa Atwood vs.. Collins Atwood. Con
tinued.
Christiana Heibiy vs. VIM Heibly. Set
tied by parties living together.
James sanner vs. Mary Ann Sarnsr.-
Granted.
Rhods Loneberger vs. George Loneber
ger. Dismissed, parties living together
Charles VanGorder VS. Rosa YanGorder.
Granted. $1,000 alimony-
Richard Thomas vs. Ann Thomas. Con,
tinued.
Lidia Bowers vs. John Bowers. Not de
cided.
Harriet Jones VS. Asa Jones. Granted
Clarissa Clark vs. Chauncy Clark. Dis
missed, parties living together.
Thomas Hall vs. Eliza Hall. Granted.
S s. ScoyiIle VS. Margaret n Sooville.-
Continued.
Elizabeth Williams VS. Worthy VIII
Jams. Continued.
STATE CAsEs.-Henry Burnett. Coun'
terfeiting. Continued. /.
Arson Jourdan. Burglary. Continued
on bail.
Ambrose Shaefer. Larceny. Contin.
ued on bail.
Jacob Andrews. Assault. Guilty.
Edward Brush, Murder. Deft. in army
Continued on So. 600 bail.
Daniel Evans. Counterfeiting. Con,
tinued on bail.
Logon CAsEs.-James Wakefield, Lew
is Williams, Horace Bailey. Thomas Nor
ris, George Hush, Wm Adams, Fayette
Psltzgroff, Harry Adams, w P VanGor
der, plead not guilty, and cases continued
John Green, J B Dunlap, Charles Var
Gorder, Gottleib digger, Fields & PETERS
Daniel Bishop, John Bratten, John Uhl
Charles Wilson, Ezekiel Gilman, Mich.
Mitchell, and Linus Lsmpman, plead
guilty, were fined $50 and costs, each,
and to discontinue the business. a mum.
Der of other cases yet remain to be tried
Court is still in session, but viii proba
.ly adjourn in 3 day or two. a lsrg'
smosnt Of business has been disposed 0
this term. .
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Wiatry.

Witty.
1t showed all day last Sunday, and du.
ring the following night, quite as perse-
veringly as at any time during the past
winter. The ieecy flakes that fell during
the day melted almost as soon as they
touched the earth, but during the night
it grew colder, and several inches of snow
remained on Monday morning. The sun
soon played havoc with earth's virgin
mantle, and ere high twelve, the pure
white robes of morning were despatched
and draggled with mud. Mudl o, how
fathomless are thy profound depths where
Main and Market streets now float.
Mud is king now. 1t blockades the high
ways and almost wholly interdicts trade.
We saw an adventurous individual come
into town yesterday, whom we judged by
his despatched looks, was a committee of
one on mud. He had run the blockade
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Fatal Accident.

We learn that on "Wednesday last, Mr..
Archibald McCorkle, one of the most
worthy and respected citizens of Lords
town, was killed in the following manner
He and his son were engaged in telling a
tree, which lodged on another tree, bend
ing it partly down. On chopping 10 dis
engage the tree they were falling, the
bent tree few back with such force as to
break of a large limb, which struck Mr..
McCorkle on the head, crushing his skull,
and causing almost instant death. He
was about fifty years of age, and leaves 8
family.
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More railway Projects.

There seems 10 be no lack Of railway
projects in this part of our State and
Western Pennsylvania. The latest, and
one of Importance to US locally, is the
proposed opening of a new route between
Cleveland and Pittsburgh by the Mabon
ing aud Atlantic & 6. ". Railroads. 4
bal has been-introduced into the PeBnsyl
vania Legislature 10 authorize the Penn,
~sylFania r. R. Co, 10 sell any part of the
We,tern Division of the Pa. Canal to the
Western P~eunsylvania r. +, Co, or Rny
other incorporated company, who may
abandon the canal aud build a railroad
from Freeport 10 PittsburE; also the right
to relocate their line so as to form con-
neations with the Mshoning and Atlantic
and Erie & Pittsburg roads.
Te see It stated that the Atlantic {
Great Western Railroad Company have
DECIDED 20 build a line from Salamanca
to Buffalo, and that an engineer has been
instructed to selact the shortest and most
feasible route for the proposed road.
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= OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Board of School Examiners fol-
Trumbull County, will men their
regular Examination OF Teachers, ON Sat
uVday the 18th day of March.
Applicants for certificates who reside in
Pennington, Southington and Champion
will attend the Examination on Saturday
the 10Th day of March.
Applicants residing in Hubbard. Liber.
ty, Vienna and Brookfeld on Monday the
Dist day of March.
Applicants residing in Fowler, Mecca,
Bazetta and Hartford. on Tuesday the 22d
day OF March.
Applicants residing in Kinsmsn, Gus
tsyus, Johnston and Vernon on Wednes-
day the 23d day of March.
Applicants residing in Mesopotamia
Bloomfield, Bristol and Greene on Thurs
day the oath day of March.
Applicants residing in Newton, Lords
town and Braceville on Friday the 18th
day of March.
Applicants residing in Warren, How
land aud Weathersfeld on Saturday the
26th day of March.
1t is expected that applicants residing
in the several districts will attend on the
day designated for their district.
None, except those designing to teach,
need apply.
The examinations will be held at the
Court House, and will begin precisely at
10 o'clock A. ", at which time all appli-
eants should oe present.
H. J. CALDWELL. Board of
WHlTELEsEY ADAMS, County
L. COLMAN. Examiners
Warren, March 9-3w.
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Ner cIo1hing establishment.

Isssrs c. Z. Turner and D. @. Peck
have opened an euureue stock Of Cloth.
ing, Hats. Caps, &c, IN the north room Of
Webb's Block, on Main Street. These
gentlemen are well known &c prompt. Re.
liable, and accommodating business men.
We have never seen a finer stock of ready
made clothing, than is TO be found on
their shelves. and which they ask the
privilege of showing to those in want Of
such goods. They invite an examination
Of their stock and prices.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned viii offer for sale, at
his residence, in LordstOwn, two miles
. st of the Center of LordstOwn, on Sat
u lay, March Is, 1861. the following prop
81 vt0-wit;-
our head of horses, thirty sheep, two
busgies, four COWS, two hogs, one pillow,
onf c~ultivator, one cutting-box, one cook
ing stove, one parlor stove, tables, bed.
stesds, chairs, and all kinds OF household
urniture too tedious to mention Also,
forty bushels of wheat, potatoes; hay and
straw by the tun. Sale 10 mmence st
10 o'clock A. II. Conditions made known
on day of sale by
WILLIAM W. WISELL.
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For IdahOe.

Two companies hsre been organized in
this county to go 70 the gold regions Of
Idahoe. They expect to start sbout the
6rst of next week. One company is COM
posed OF gentlemen Of Bszetts. as follows:
Lewis oltiey, Edward Oatiey, n. c.
Post, E. D. Cady, Elijah Wick and Der.
win Larnsrd.
The ether company haIls principally
from Liberty, a. follows.
Cilgin D.nnisan, John Oennisou, john
Shof, Jas. St. Clair, Alex. Miller. West
ley Tripiett. Dommy McFstridge. }. 3.
McFetridge and ". E Boyd.
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Lectures.

Gen. 5. F. Carey, of Cincinnati, the re-
znowned Temperance Orator and eloquent
public lecturer las; be en engaged to de
GYer two or more le ssSres az Webb Hall,
Warren, O., on sesday and Wednesday
evenings, N-.1n Y and q. 2
Subjects list. Causes and Results OF
the War.
I'd. Temperance.-
. Admission.-Single Ticket IS cents. Tick.
cts for Lady and Gentleman &-
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Friends Of Soldiers

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that Hoofands Ger
man bitters will cure nine tenths OF the diseases
induced. by exposure and pTiystions incident TO
camp life. In the lists published almost daily in
the newspapers, on the arrival of the sick. il WILDE
observed that 3 large portion are suffering from
debility, Every case Of that kind can readily cur
ed by Hollands German Buffers. We have no hes-
itatiOn is saying that il these Bitters were freely
used among our soldldrs. hundred Of lives might
be saved that would otherwise be lost
The pr0prietors are daily receiving thankful let
tiers from sufferers in tue army ana hospitals, who
have been restored 20 health by the use OF these
Bitters, sent 10 them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See thatthe siEnitureof &C. N. JACKSON" Is on
the WRAPPER Of each bottle
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Railroad Disaster.

At the late disaster on the Jefferson
vile railroad, hrs. John W. Collins, form
erly Of this place, now of Monmouth,
Illinois, sged about Fifty, had one leg bro
ken in three places, the knee joint Grip
pied and was otherwise badly bruised
Her condition is very critical, end it is
thought she can not recover. She vas
on the way 10 Gallatih, Tenn, to see her
husband, who is dangerously sick in the
army hospital st that place.
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Raw Business Firm.

Il always affords US pleasure 20 note eV-
ida noes of increasing business activity
anti prosperity in u town, believing
that as a rule such indications mark the
general prosperity. We are therefore
pleased 70 learn that BUR old friend and
former towusman, Mr.. John r. Packard,
who for ten years past has been the ac-
1 tive partner of the firm of Packard & Co.,
West Greenville. Pa, is again 10 make his
home IN Warren. and henceforth to be
sdded to its list of thorough going bust
ness men. He this week enters into bu-
siness association with his brother, Mr.
Warren Packard. so well known as an en-
ergetic and prosperous hardware dealer.
John left this place about ten years ago
to seek his fortune. bearing as the sum
total of capital stock q good name for
honesty and industry. He now returns
with an enhanced rep utation and an en-
visble exchequer, to prosecute his bust
ness where he was Is or IA years ago frst
initiated into the secrets Of Hardware,
Iron and Nails" We observe that he is
having a new residence erected on Mar
ket street, to be occupied by his family.
We hope he may be SO successful here
that he viii never regret his return,
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DEBILITY,
Resulting frcm feysIs Of any ~kind-these Bi.Is
viii restore your Strength il = ve!y short time.
FEVER AND AGUE.

TIE ehi.ls will not return ift4ese B.tters are used
Ne person % q ksYeE aEG Agus District sEgaiG ~
without them.
lFron Rev. J. Newton Brown, .. D., Editor Of tie
encyclopaedia CO keiigiOus hnOriecge.I
Although Tot disposed 10 favor OF recommend
Pdtsn, Medicines geEesaiiys through Q!slGst VI
tlelr ingredients anu effects, yet L kn0w OF uO sui
1eisnt reasons why u Ian may uOt testify " Ike
oeHeae be believes himself TO have received IRON
any Simple preparation, IL the hope ne 1ay GEs
eoGirIogtet ~ ths benefit of Others.
L do lhis the more readily IL regard &c HooaanG 5
Gernsn bItlers, prepared W DT. =. III. Jackson, %
inIs city, because 1 vas prejuGseed against them Tor
many years. unaSr the Impression that they we've
Chiefly an AlcDchUlc mixture / an indebted 10
my friend, Robert shoemaker, ESQ, for lie removed
LIE prejudice by proper tests. and tor Encourage
uient 70 Try them when suffering from gscaJ aid
long continued debility. the use vi three bottles
of these Birters, at the beginning Of TIE present
year, was followed by an evident relief, ana rvstv-
ration 10 a degree OF bodily and mental TigOr wb.ca
l had not felt for six months before, and mad al
most d~ssPaired Of regsihing. L therefore thank Cod
and my friend for directing TO the use OF them.
J. MENTION BROWN.
Philadelphia. June q. 1854.
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Printing Materia. or sale.

We lave = 10. second hand print
ing material that hiss not been much
used, and IS in coed condition, which can
be had at q bargain. S0olbs. Long Primer,
l5o to 200 lbs Brewer; also several iorts
of Scripts, job and card ,e; rules, Dor
ders, chases. marble imposing che &c.
In fact We gan furnish a pretty good out
st for a 24x26 iSch paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Dr.. Bush's Great American BOneset CT
TI.OrouzhEO-t Tonic.

d.. Bush'S Great American BOneset CIR
TkOrough2O-t Tonic.
No remedial agent has such universal applica-
ton as the Thoroughwort. 1t has been used from
time i~mmenoIisl for Ague and Bilious eilmeDts.-
Patients with the following symptoms will be speei-
ally benefited by this remedy: Headaeh and izEi-
ness caused by Bilious Stomach. It eleauses the
skin better than any other remedy. Restores The
appetite. gives tone to the Stomach, and facilitates
digestion. Intermittent fe7ers of all grades and
characters. Ague with terrible pains in the bones.
Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food. Belching Of wind,
and a feeling Of obstruction at the pit Of the Stom-
ach. Vomiting Of Bile, with extreme prostration Of
strength, the smell of food causing sickness at the
Stomach. fullness and tenderness Of the Liver,
soreness around the waist with uncomfortable feel
ing Of pressure. Gouty ald Rheumatic disease with
soreness of the muscles, hoarse Cough. with rough
voice end soreness Of the Chest. night Cough,
Drorsicsl affections. Dysentary and Diarrhe. Bleed.
ing Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price per bottle. 70 cents. Sold by EDWARD A.
SMITH, Warren, o.
Wholesale Agents.
STRONG / ARMSTRONG,
Oct IS T3 en- Cleveland. o.
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March lt, lss4.-lw.
Lecfure at Webb,s HaII.

We are requested 10 announce. that
Mira. Bush viii lecture 81 Webb's Hall,
this. Wednesday evening, on the popu-
Jar topics OF the day. Mrs. Bush Is said
to be an interesting and able .ectorer,
and We trust she may have a full house.
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Dec. 80, ls53-sM-
Z EGAL NOTICE.

~ PARTITION,
IAN Hull. Hannah iIA.. .0Iy4d Patterson,
-. patterson, E4cy ana Lu-1. LizuG
EuLa, Lila 1.cAsOG @ud JUau D.CA,Vu .AAvn J-
lCe i5=t Ou LIZ -,u LAY - J~-s-4rsI - toSas . len
RE r.. luz EIcd - I4e Oou.tyl tvM23n Etv1S "
lrumbuu CvaEiy. GIIo, LCE petition, Fr.s ~ tvr
assignment VI dover IAia-G l~4ftltivA %. about -iA-
l-uye acres ~ land - lOt -u-Ver sky - DEJoA-
aeli. ~ sliI SvGa.y and SAKE, UeiaS tie saE-e
las4 DECIDED Gy samuel iIiucAiy 20 ESVtS- uGtA
! uiy Iuta, is sCxcsatiL aCyat nl-e 2ssSs % SAID
,rsct Gt-4yu u ssII S-UIgs 43Gi4 10 james AeAIi-
lea, June iS,1, 10. 4ggltsiN acre deceased Dy ssa
George Hui 10 saullss chew. Apti -i-i. .c...a-4
sosut te4 ACRES decided o. sLIu G1.Ts- Lu4. &Ugru-
try 10Th. l5yu. 20 hiiaU Huh, .hicu premises axe
ally SHL particularly Described IL sa.N Dciilaa-
SAID petition Is slL urnOllg, =Hd vail &c -0F
hearing a. the opziLs lem q 5.id Court Tor sai
4 - 1854. IAtLUh j Ms.
ieg5 IS6s-6Y All 5 I9r Petitioner.
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Wanted.

A House ISor a small family, containing
three or four rooms, conveniently located
in the Borough IF Warren. Rooms il 8
house with another family not objection
sble. Possession 10 BE- given on the lst
day of April. Apply at 4ais Office iume-
diately.
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Quotas Filled.

According to an article in the CInein'
natl Commercial 30 veterans have been
credited 70 Warren, which fill our quota
under the draft, and probably leave
surplus. Lordstown has furnished sns
number of men required a ia quota,
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IN EVERY FAMILY!
? > 2 ?
PARTICULAR NOTICE!

There are many preparations sold under the
name OF Bltters. put up II quart botlIes, cOmpOUn-
ded OF the cheapest WHISKY or common run, cost
lEg from ~ 20 AZ cents a gallon, the taste disguised
by Anise or Corignder Sssi.
This class OF Bitters nave causeG and will c0atin-
ue TO cause, as long Is they are scia. hundreds to
die the death Of the drunklrd. BY their U.S. the
system Is kept continually unuer the influence u
Alcoholic SumulaHts Oh the worst ma. the desire
icr Liquor Is created and kept up, a-d the result Is
all the horrors OF a drUnkards lie and death.
For those who desire and wall have d Liquor Bit
ter, we publish the following recipe= get one bou!e
Of Hootands German BItters aud MA with three
quarts OF good brandy Or whisky, and the result
will De u preparation that y III ia- s4eei IN meaicI-
nal virtues ana true exceiiancs any Vt the numcr-
Gus Liquor bltters IN tEe marAet, and viii cost much
less. Acawlil nave all the virtues Vi nooraud :
Bitters IN connection with a good article Of liquor,
al . mucE less price than these Dfsrior preparation
will cost yon.
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CrIinaer Press for saIa.

Ebe Northmp Cylinder Press on which
this psPer is printed, is offered for sale.
II is in good order, and very easily prints
700 impressions per hour. We wish TO
sell 10 make room for q now prees Of great
CT capacity. which U business requires.
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Guns,.GunS.

Je.se Day having Joined the army, no
tiee is given to those having left work for
him, to call and get their articles and set
'tle charges, as / am about to leave town.
The shop he occupied Is also for sale.
MARY DAY
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James Ward &Co.s scrip.

Taken al Per for Boots, Shoes, Leather
and Findings, on Delivery by
WARREN & McLAiN.
March l6,-4w. Market Street.
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.CHERIFF'S SALE
5 !. Stove In rrunbun Com. Pleas.

Franklin f. Stowe.
vs.. IN IIunDnl Oom- f1eas.
Calvin Hedger, ct a..
By virtue Of an order Of sale. Issued ont Of said
Court. in the above case, and 10 me directed and
delivered | shall offer at public sale, at the south
door Of the Court House, in Warren, on
Saturday, the 2eth, of March, 1seA
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, the following real es-
tate, to wit: Situate in section No. =, IN the town
ship OF Bracevilie, or No. 4. range > in the Connsc-
ticut Western Reserve in the State OF Ohio, and Is
also in said County Of Trumoull, bounded as fol-
SONS: Beginning at a stake standing near loW-wa-
ter mark Of Eagle Greek. and situate q few teet be-
low the Bridge. across said Creek lat Barnums
Mills so called thence running down said branch
in an easterly directien 20 rods to 8 stake near the
Creek, thence soutberiy 10 rods to a stake, thence
westerly 20 rods 10 e stake in the line OF the nigh
way, as now occupied, thence noTtherly On me Inns
and containing within said bounds one and ono
fourth acres Of land be the same more or less. APP
praised at $1,000. under former nLit bsIFf S15sn'
Sheriff. ofiss. Warren. Feb n, lss&
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TIE nEAEoNING BRANCH
MAHoNING RAN A

On and after Monday, January 4, Is passenger
trains on this road will run TO and fro. the E
DEPOT on Scranton Avenue CSeneea 5 eetla fol-
NAIL.
Leaves Cleveland st us A N: Warren s.S and ar
rive az Youngstown at 10:35 A. ii.
RETURNING, leaves Youngstown At 200 P NJ
Warren &E2; sn6 arrive at Cleveland at $50 p.
Youngstown Express.
Leaves Youngstown at 100 A ": Warren q 7:S A.
d; and arrives at Cleveland at 19.Z5 A NJ.
RETURNING. leaves Cleveland at 5:5 PM: War
rem at 6:2. and arrives at youngstown II 200 P
n
cHAL. L. RHODES. General Manager.
Cleveland Dec. 50.
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Town and County.


Terms of the Chronicle, $3.50 invaria-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
rule.
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.ARM FOR SALE.

Tue subscrIb r oilers a. private sale, the well
AA0Tn Llrll owned e. liz l--c HC4ly L. ROGuIGw,
II LAaIAr4oa. IL Contains - G-G-s; ~ ucsvz -
DGsLATtS ALL nIeI4V"s, = d~4NS p-Vecdt --u - a-=-z
D. - vU4ld.U- L. - S4A4-.Su - eaS piaaA TJ-~. .S1G
.iIlts fEUEi - AKA el, l. - N--GaSG. Aa-Es - -
lalE- substantial LEl-A AJNsc, lIEsG ana S2Cg-uhi
l4-u az az = rIuI=ts, I.E - ; S-.a stltIAs UIu-A4G-
- E.VuLUs .lv-41 -lt UuL4--e as AaL-s-E-5
4IuaLuSLGe4 .Ilu SSGL-sI SG.S. 4au Vl--44-lta4 L--S-
J. Is SAg q ilG AJstNVsLa-.S IL-ls - tlr GS--Ss
a. WH4 ~ sUI- o. reasyaI~aS teams.
AAA-iA =. EUAAN. Executor
Dee. 80, IS53-sM-.
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Grass seed.

GEaSS See0s
a few hundred Bushels Prime select
ed Clover and Timothy seed for sale at
Smiths Drug Store. VsnGorder's Block,
Warren.
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Timothy and Clover Seed.

Timothy and Clover Seed.
The attention of County Merchants,
Farmers, and others, wishing to buy prime
Timothy Seed, is called to the advertise
ment of Eoyt & Stratton, in another col
umn.
February 10th, 1sc4-5w.
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sMALL FAPM FORSALE

"a The subscriber viii sell at public auction, on
Saturday, the Igth dsy Of March. 1901. on taeprem
ises, the homestead farm of the late EYellne Gar
son. c0-t1iHIug sixteen EcTesut hand. more or less
Situste ia the north part OF Lari5Viie- Inc teTn'
o. sale will be oue-third p1rt OF tle purchase mon
ey az the time OF sale anu the balance ID Two an
n9rrd On tbe land. Nm. HARSH.
Agent foE jacob r.. Thomas c.. and Robert L
Carson.
March2