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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

A j. BLEECKER. son d Co., will sell
n. atAUCTION. on THURSDAY, Marcel a. at ~ O'clock
a tie Exchanse Salesroon, VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
GgEENWICH-ST. Ghe 3story and attic bEck house and
Tot No $50 Greenwich St. on the > W. cor OF EoTato-si
she 21xT5t Contains snd Crotcn snd is IN nrt rate
o,der Possession LIST May neat Title ipdispuable. One
bali remain mortgage al per cent Maps &C. al No.
s-l athr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
| ]. BLEECKRR, SON d Co.

A !. BLEECKRR, SON d Co.
"A. TUESDAY, March q.
AT " O'Clock the Exchange sesroou No III Broadway
EAECU TORS SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CENTRAL PARK.
ALSO On GIN STREET
on eTH STRRE T-Tle three tory modern brick houses
,nd lots Nos M and ~ st. the south side b? feet es
% Az Dsize zlx97 each. Croon writer, SC. IwJ-thrd'
Of the purchase money may renn mortgage at per cent
Astls, &c. at aucoDeers Office.
on 9sTm STREET.-THE valuable lot The north side OF
gh commencing 100 wet Of 4tAav., and tho Cen
Ia Perke &s3 3s3S and 81 B3t ST. re suaoi tagged
.cuTDed aud gutercd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co. viii sell OF

4 J. BLEECkER, SON q Co. VII sell on
N, TUESDAY March a. a; ~ clock st the Exchange
a oroau No. III Broadway. by order Of the Executor,
VALUABLE PROPERTY near Central Park, and also
On 6th-,t.
on g4Tff-ST-The valuable lot the north aide,
encing 100 feet Of and the Central Psrk
ME 25Ejl Skis and o. S--t is regulated Jagged cuT5ed
and gutt-red
on 6Th-ST-The two S.s,ory modern Brick Houses. and
Lo,s III and 279 ohs the south side u feet east o.
Avenue ID size 2Xyl EACH Croion water &c. Two thirds
ofhe purchase money may remain gage at per cent
Maps Sc.. a; No. n Cedsrs;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
financial.
IOLIET AND CHICAGO RAUROAD CON.

~ PANI.--HOTlCE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the
Joliet nd CicsGo Railroad Company hereby notified that
the On DESDS WILL BIZ PAID ~ the Office Of the United
States Trust Company, No a. Wallet NewYors, until fur
ther notice JOSEPH PRICE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

A j. BLEECKER. son d Co. will sell at
IN. Auction on TUESDAY, March D. 1854 at - o'clock
the Exchange Sslesroon No ll Broadway lIrny build
Lns), ~ y:
On s2Dsr.--s Lets the south side. ncng s9 feet
We.t of Avenue u size Is by 1922 each
OK AyKNuR BE- Lots the west eide commencing a. The
complementary corner Of S2dst lie Of corner Lot ~ by
"a adjoining o. Is by vs. I,e nosplisoie. f"r Hsls
oartic1sr &C. apply 70 the AactioneeS, No. :. CedsIt
adoining the Benk Of Commerce, New-Yoik t2.t5Jj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
5ales bn AnfiioiI.

J. II. DRAPER. AdoGonoor.
DY SIMEON DRAPER-OHce No. sc Pine
ID ST., n. Y. TRUST and DIVISION SALE Of vausble
REAL ESTATE WEDNESDAY april 6, 1864 ct u O'Clock,
o. the Merchant Exchange Slleuoom, No III Broadway
40 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
AS lollo
Lots northwest corner Of efh-st. end I'd
Lots northeast corner oi 6ilst and 4h-av.
20 Lois north side o! S9.h-sL, bet 81 and +L ava
~ Lots north side OF 7irst.. bet. 81 aud 4th avs
Commeicng lD0 feed frem 4-sv all ADJOINING These
Lots viii be sold under the decree Of tho Special Trustee,
without ard the title must be perfected on OF before
the .D.h day Of april, at o'clock in the afternoon.
The terms sale. which will be LIBERAL VIII be announced
At the tune OF sale Oneha o. the purchase money may re-
main On mortgage at per cent per annuln. -,
For farther information oI maps Of property spy 70 the
AuctiuuLer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

NIBLOs acknowledgements at u.
IN Lessee and WIN. WHEATLEf.
THIRD WEEK OF the DISTINGUISHED TRINA DONNA
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGS,
And firth representation Of the $1,000
GRAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA
of the
TIE ESCllASTRESS.
Pronounced by audiences crowdng nightly this vas. Thsstr
the mort gorgeous production witnessed In this
Mise RlCHlNUS In her celeb sted charscteGo VI SLLIlt
supported by 49,
Mr. r. SEGUIN. j. w. HILL, Il. LAMB, T. RlNGGOLD
&C., &c. MILE LIMA WINDLE, MILE kRUGA, and
Fail Corps tunder the direction of SlGNoH RoNLANlh
the GRAND BALLET.
Musical Conductor. b. D0DWORTH
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, ELEGANT COSIU MIS-
SPLENDID PROPERTIES APPOINTMENTS. rendering
this grand musical production perfect In respect
SALOON-GOITSCIIA
~ FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA
NoTIog-rsriies nav M seats for Wednesday not good
hui be exchanged for Friday Saturdays concert al TN
store Where purchased. ~
The last Of these brilliant Musical Entertainments viii taxi
FRIDAY EVENING March IL, at D. m, and on SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON March 10, At O'Clock,
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
when MIR UOTTSCHALh will b- assisted by
Mrs ". BEHRENS, Soprano; Mr.. 4 hABELNANN, Tenor
CARLO PATTI, tiOiini.t; S.BEHHESS, Conductor
Admission, including reserved seats ~. Seats may b
secured for either Of the Concerts hessr Beer schr
rn-,. No. TO Broadway; Hal sons no. SO broadway
and Shell q Sali.buTy's, No. Nassau-st.
Doors open az Il. Concert to commence at O'Clock.
ussd la sclalks Couc-Tt-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

TIHITI AINIIVN.
A, ,la Ci,y Hall on MONDAY. April H. 1854 At II O'clock
M vii be sold Public Auction TO the highest bidder
with adequate security, for term often ycars
from the lst day Of May eo4i ,,,o,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Barring RurgIaries.

On "Wednesday morning II was dIscoV-
cred that the Youngstown Post Olhce
mad been entered by prying open a shut
Ter oi one of the rear windows
ami then raising the sash. Many of the
letter boxes had been rihed of their con
tents, and the bag which had contained
the mail for Cleveland was found empty.
Some envelopes addressed to the First
National Bank of Youngstown, were
found outside. All the small change and
stamps contained in a small box On the
mailing table were gone, but whole pack
ages of stamps in a drawer close by were
untouched. Several money letters that
had peer dropped into the Post Office du-
ring the evening are missing, and no
doubt a large haul of letters was made.
The Watch and Jewelry establishment
of Mr.. WILLIAM JONAS, corner of Federal
and Phelps streets. was also entered the
same night, by forcing the front door, and
iewelry, pocket cutlery and fancy articles
to the amount of about one thousand
dollars were carried aft Mr.. Jonas had
remained at his store until midnight,
aed the robbery must have taken place
after that time. Luckily he had carried
all the watches home with him, or the
loss would have been much more serious
No arrests had been made up to Wed
nesday afternoon. although it is Thought
y clue has leen obtained TO the perpetra-
tors of these burglar.es. Such occur
RANGES in our midst strongly suggest the
necessity for an efficient night police
Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Unfen Rally.

The Glorious news from Atlanta, vas
the signal for a gathering Of those op-
posed TO Mcclellan. Pendleton and a
dishonorable peace" on Saturday even
ing last. The meeting convened on the
square, and was one of tue largest Of our
evening meetings.
W. o. Forrist, Esq, led of in his usual
happy strain. followed by Judge Hoffman,
who was succeeded by Judge Sutliff -
The speeches were good. the audience
felt good. and altogether it was good
time.
/. The last named speaker briefly re-
ferred to the positions and platforms OF
the two parties in the North, aud ear,
nestly urged all true men to come at
once to the work, and use their endesv-
ors to crush at the ballot box the party
which would crush our government.
Copperheade felt, as they always do
that Union victories are heavy blows &c
them. and by their actions, if not by
their words, indicate that they do moi
relish the treatment their Southern
friends have received at the hands OF
Gen. Sherman
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Railroad Festival.

Friday last was a gala-day in Meadville.
The citizens Of that place, and especially
those identified with the A. 4 G. w.
R. r. enterprise, felt that in view of the
many advantages and favors conferred on
that place by the R. R. company, a
demonstration, expressive OF their graft
tude, was due to the contractor and f.
nancier of the great work, JAMES McHEN-
RI, Esq, who was expected to arrive at
MeadviIle on Friday. The McHenry
House. which combines all the appurte-
nances, appliances and c~onveniences of a
first class hotel and depot, was put in
splendid trim for the reception. The
front of the building and its grand interi-
or archway was illuminated with banners
and flags, bearingappropriate inscriptions,
while festoons of ~eyergreens and flowers,
and miniature flags decorated, in grand
profusion, porticos and halls.
About 3, P. NJ, the reception took
place on the west balcony of the McHen-
nv House, where a welcoming speech was
made. on behalf of Meadville, by Mr..
Richmond. Mr.. McHenry responded
in some brief but pertinent and modest
remarks, deferring to his friend, General
Schenck, the honor of the principalreply.
After this the various employees OF the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Town and County.
TrumbulI County Fair.

In the flush of victory on the field
and the excitement incident to raising
recruits, let not our County Fair be for
gotten. One of the best evidences of
our remaining strength in The North, is
the fact that the different branches of
business have suffered so little. aud that
while filling all calls for the army, men
enough still remain at home to see that
the industrial branches do not suffer
Let our coming Fair demonstrate this
fact. Let every a woman and child,
who has anything. or can make anything
which by its beauty or utility can add TO
the interest of the Fair. present it
Never mind the trifing amount of the
premium-fll up every nook and corner
of the grounds and buildings, AMI every
one will be pleased, and much good done.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
neptune Fire Company, No. ..

At the annual election held by thi:
Company. last Saturday evening. the
following officers, were elected for the
ensuing year. to wit:
President, Jacob B. Houk.
Vice President. Washington Brown.
Treasurer, David Camp.
Secretary, Whittlesey Adams.
Foreman, Lemuel Dray.
1st Asst. Foreman, Uriah Craver.
I'd Asst Foreman, Daniel Hecklinger.
LIST Engine Engineer. Enoch Lane.
"a Engine Engineer, George Deitz.
LIST Hose Director. VIM. J. Kerr.
ID Hose Director, John Hardy.
Sd Hose Director, Jacob B. Houk.
LIST Hose Engineer, VIM. Gilmer.
ID Hose Engineer, r. S. Wilkins.
Axemen. Adam Max and James PARKS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07

company, at Meadyille, headed by a band
of music, and bearing flags, passed in re-
view before the company. The process
sion consisted of officers and clerks, engin-
GERS, carpenters, masons, machinists, the
shovel and pick men, the teamsters and
carriers, SC, &C., all bearing the imple-
ments of their various occupations,
and with banners bearing appropriate
inscriptions. There were probably 500
employees in the procession, which made
a quite imposing display.
In the evening q banquet came off in
| the spacious and magnificent Dining
Hall of the NcHenry. The tables were
supplied and furnished in a style meet to
the occasion, and added new laurels tc
the fame of Mr.. Taylor, the superintend'
ent, as the prince of caterers, for the
palate.
One of the tables was presided at by
Marvin Kent, ESQ.,. President of the
Ohio Division. and the other by VIM
Reynolds, Esq, President of the Pa. !
n. Y. Divisions. On the removal oftht
cloth. toasts were proposed to the health
of Messrs. Reynolds and Kent respect
lively, and responses made. Short speech
es were made by Senator Sherman. Gen
Schenck, Gov. Tod, and others. At the
conclusion of this part of the entertain
ment. the company retired to the dane
ing hall, and in company with a galaxy
of beauty, representing the fair daugh
tiers of Meadville, the balance of the eve
ming was spent in the merry dance"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Lectures.

Professor Edgerton, of Michigan, will
lecture at Webb's Hail, this, "Wednesday
evening. and also on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday evenings. The subject of
tae first lecture will be Astronomy"
which will be illustrated by the use of
the Camera and Movable Diagrams
Other subjects will be pagan Theology"
Hebrew Theology" Morning of the
Creation, dc.
Professor Edgerton brings strong testi-
monials from gentlemen who have lis
tened to his lectures, speaking very high
ly of his requirements. and ability to elu'
eidate the subject he proposes TO discuss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
oyster. and CLAIMS.

We would call attention to the card Of
MI. W. Coffey, of New York, wholesale
dealer in Oysters and CLANS. found among
the new advertisements. The season for
the delicious bivalyes is near at hand.
and it is well to be posted az to where the
best can be obtained. We are ;sssuredby
a gentleman, who has had opportunities
knowing, that Mr.. Coffey's Oysters can
not be praised beyond their merits, and
have no superior in the market. Oar
dealers may do well to give him q trial.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Recrnifing-The Draft.

Never before has recruiting been so live
ly in the 10Th District, as for the past two
weeks. The knowledge that money wdl
not exempt a man after being drafted,
but would prevent the necessity of a
draft by inducing volunteering, has had
the effect to awaken our folks to a live
Iy sense of their situation" and the con.
sequence is, Provost Marshal Caldwell has
had his hands full.
The following shows the number mus
tered at his office for a few days past
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
GEOLOGICAL Specimens.

We are indebted to DR.. II. C. PRICE,
formerly of this county, but at present
practicing his pro fession at McGregr,
Iowa. for interesting geological specimens
from the vicinity of McGregor. They
consist of a bottle of sand from the piet-
ured rocks" red, yellow, white and
brown. Also a fine specimen of petri-
fed moss. We shall take pleasure in
fputting them on the curiosity island at
our county fair.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07

The above number only includes those
who have passed through the Office at this
place, and is, by no means, to be taken
as the number credited to our distr ct, as
many townships have. IN whole or in
part. filled their quotas in other localities.
Who is still behind! The men can
ao,o be had for the money, and they viii
still be accepted until the draft is actual
ly ordered. Many townships are already
out. Nobly have they responded. Let
those which have men yet TO furnish, be-
stir themselves, and especially let the
quota from Old Trumbull go forth Of their
own free will. and not ron a military ne
cesSitU.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Grand Rally at Orwell.

The patriotic citizens of Orwell are
making arrangements for a mass meeting
in that'place, on the 10th inst. They
never do anything by halves, and it is
expected the meeting will be n of the
largest ui this district. A beautiful banner
i 10 be presented To the township send
ing the I,rgest delegation. Gov. Tod,
Gen Garfield, Judge Sutliff, aud others,
are expected to address the meeting.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Sad Accident.

On Wednesday of last week, as a
freight train on The P. F. w. & C. R. R,
was going west, snd when a short distance
from Alliance, a train which was follow
ing. for some cause which we have not
learned. ran into the foremost one. in-s
siantly killing Curtis Mott and Columbu
Wilson, citizens OF Berlin township, in
this c1unty.-CdHfIeh Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm in the
east part Of Rowland. one mile east OF
Rowland Springs. consisting Of icy
orchards; one acre in vineyard; q good frame dwell
ing house; frame barn. COW stable. cheese house
and other out buildings. Good water, both hard
add soft. Forty acres are woodland. heavy tim
bered, and within halfa mile of q steam saw-mill.
The farm will be sold cheap, as ] am about to 90
BE JBEE KEMAERER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Local Notices.


Advance i'm the TerEls o. the
Chronicle.
In consequence Of the high price ofthe labor and
materiali1ciden; t. the publication of the CHRoN-
IcLk. We are obliged. in order to meet expenses. to
advance the price Of the CHRONICLE - Two Doh
lars per year lisa frOni and after
fully Isl. 1851
Also have increased our advertising f.tes 3 mot
crate per cent. to take effect immedia;eiy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
New Oil Mill.

Flax seed wanted At our New Brick
Oil Mill, corner of Main and Canal 81.
near The canal bridge, west Of Tayiers
warehouse. We will pay the highest mar
ket price for good Far Seed, in any guam
tity. Farmers. bring on your seed and
we will be ready with "Greenbacks,"
DAWSON HOYT & co.
july q. lS64-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
wheeler s. Wilson'S

Sewing machines are warranted Tor
three years. Call and see them at An
drews 4 Weeks Store, Market st
S. a. CORBIN Agf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
DEATHS.


wednesday Aus. Slst. ELLA, Daughter of Lew
is and Sarah NJ. Hoyt, aged two years and seven
months.
In Mecca, July 18th, at the residence of George
Slough, with consumption, ELIZABETH. wife Of
Francis Cotton. in the twenty first year Of her age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
1910.

MATHEW TArLER. at the First National
Bank, will receive subscriptions for tn"
l04e Governmen Bonds. #
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07

CILKS-Plain Black, Black Bro
ada Colored Broeade, Plaids. Stripes. ETC., q
rrest variety Of styles. from Fifty Cents to I've
Dollars per yard. fECA ohOInEh-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07

~nyou want IL Pictures FOR
W. sI.O0. So to PIC
TURE MS. Over & ~zf
GiImerers Shoe Store, Main 81. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
NTATE OF OHIO,
~ TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
vs..


The defendant il hereby notified that the plain
tiff has filed his petition. in said ease, setting
forth that In the months Of February and March,
1862 be sent and consigned to the defendant. at st.
Croix, on the Island OF ST. Thomas. ninety-three
barrels containing three thousand seven hundred
and forty gallons Of Carbon Oil, to be sold BY the
defendant upon Commission, for Plaintiff, which
the defednat then and there undertook to faithful
ly sell and account Tor to the plaintiff, and after de-
Quoting from the proceeds Of sale, all proper char
gs and reasonable Commission. to faithfully remit
to the plaintiff the net proceeds. and that the de
PENDANT sold said Oil for twenty-five hundred dol
lars, and upwards. gold and silver. over & above all
charges and Commission chargeable thereon. which
if remitted would have been and Is Of the value Of
six thousand dollars. and upwards, and that thede-
PENDANT, although requested, and although reas-
enable time has elapsed. utterly ~nesiects to remit.
or pay to the plaintiff the sum or any part thereof
And for which the plaintiff asks Judgment
The defendant must appear and answer said Pc
tition by the Sth day of October. next. or the pea-
ton will be taken rs confessed to be true.
SUTLIFF, TUTfLE &STULL.
Aug. l0,-6w. Attorneys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
ARRIAGE


At the Eagle Hotel. In Warren. Sept !, 1864. by
Almon D.. Webb, Mayor, Mr. RICHARD BAR
CLAY, and MISS EMMA EDWARDS. both of
Hubbard. -.E4.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07

II OST OR STOLEN.
On or about the 11th. day of June 1861 q
promsory note for the sum of Nine Hundred md
sixty Dollars, dated Hartford. D., April J.. 1871.
navsbIe TO David Laferty or order, and signed by
Laurain Merriam, All persons are hereby warmer
AGAINST purchasing or receiving saidnote. AS have
received payment in full on the same. pppDTv
Hartford Aug. 81. 1864.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned is authorised By Governmeat
and j; fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application to the proper department for
the payment Of the following claims On the Gov
ernment, viz:
/ Claim Of Officer or Soldier for invalid pension.
2 Claim Of Widow Of deceased officer Or soldier
for pension.
Claim of Mother
4 Claim Of Guardian Of Minor Children Of de-
ceased officer or Soldier for pension.
5 Claim Of officer or Soldier for arrears Of Pay
Bounty, &c.
6 Claim Of widow Of deceased 0fhesr for arrears
of Pay Bounty, &c.
Claim OF Father
Claim of Mother
. Claim of Adult Children or Guardian Of Mi
nor Children or their joint claim for arrears Of
Pay. Bounty Money, &c.
10 Claim OF Brother or Sister Of deceased on
Ger or soldier for arrears Of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey, &e.
OF pension.
Application Of Widows
All persons who are entitled to any Of the above
Claims. will have prompt collections made BY ap-
plying to he undersigned in person ut his Once in
Hartford or by letter addressed 10 him at the same
place. AL Letters Of inquiry conserving arrears o
Pay, Bounty Money, Pensions, &c, promptly an
sWered, GEO. W.. SNYDER.
June 1S.-ly- Claim Agent, Hartford. o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,


Group, E-SAcsisis, Inciptent CON-
sumptEcE- AID for the Keller
OF CGTva ptive Patients
e. need Stages
Q Ia Disease.
This Is a Fcacaty ,. a-:-eTsally known 70 surpass an
other for tia cI;re Ct throat and lung complaints, that :
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its VIRTUES. us
unriyalled excellence for coughs and colds, ana us uuiy
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have maae II
known throughout the civilized nations OF the esIth.
Few are the communities, or even families, among uein
who have not some personal experience OF It's enecu-
come living trophy in their midst Of IFS victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat ana lungs
A. all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, aho
IS they know, too. the effects Of this remedy, We heed ht
do more than to assure them that 1t has now az thS VII
tues That il did have when making the cures which baNs
won 50 strongly upon the confidence OF mankind.
Prepared by Ii. j.. AVER s. CO., Lowell Mass
Sold by-Hoyt 4 stratton, E A Smith. J R
Woods. Warren A Chew, BrOokheld Fansler 4
Cory, Bristol; EP Woicott, Earmlngton; Squloo
& THOMPSON, Mesopotamia; W G Savage, Bloom
field: ) 7 Soule, Newton Falls; Mason x Co, Miles,
J Walters. Girard. and dealers everywhere
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-07
T EGAL NOTICE
James NJ. Weber. Plf.
rs IA In ne esa5S OF eoH

The said George a.. Bailey. will take notice that
the said James NJ. Weber, on the Sd day 81 AUG;
Common Pleas Of said County. against him. setting
forth that the said Bailey is indebted to the plain
dollars. and ninety-three cents, on the LIST day Of
AUGUST, A. d. 1864. on three promissory notes. nov
due. and unpaid, in which action an Attachment
has been issued. The said Bailey Is notined that
he il REQUIRED to answer said petition on or before
the lst day Of October, A. d. 1854
JAMES N. WEBER.
Aue Io.-Sw By Taylor 4 Jones. his HttyG