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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
SIX DOLLARS.

Gen. Spinner the United States Treasurer
yesterday received letter Of which the following is
copy:
Pese pu, into the Treasury The enosed sin dollars the
exc-ss paid witness Court Nirtl IN neiglbor
fne The Acting ouaTtermasI knowing the Tact that
had y nd about rtun tie SAM day made out al
bccoun 0ffne whieh b. said and nsna payins
for additional day for coming and another Tor going This
sum itself object the Treasury but If be the
seans drawing the OF the Government 20 the Ike
hbusss this department OF the public service save
Hundreds u thousands OF dollars"
TIE SEYEN-TNiRTY LOAN.
TIE subscriptions 10 the seven-thirty lean
for the eek are S. 6 coo; total to date. So l3 $50
THE NEW LOAN
II VIII be interesting to bidders 70 learn that
fhe bonds in payment II the loon viii be ready for de-
livery at the Treasury Department tomorrow
morning az ten o'clock. Such plOmpt delivery
4s unurecedented and Is due TO the arrsnge-
ments made by Secretary Ferscnden end Assistant
Secretnry Harrington previous 20 the opening
of the proposals the blanks have printed and 9th
erwiso prepared to require ony tie signatures OF
the proper officers Parties, therefore, who have sub
scrbed 20 the loan will be subject 10 the inconve-
nience Of the delay heretofore experienced The adjust.
cnt of the bids with 20 the award was not COM
9leteG tn IL O'Clock last . ight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

Diamond Rinr,
OF all descriptions from twenty dollars to seven hnndred
dollars each for sale by GEO ALLEN No tl9 BroAdSAy
one door below Gaualst., formerly No ii Wsir'.
Fine Gold Watch Chains-Nsw rsTe e57S ,M =,
TWO and THREE HUNDRED 70 VSL .h u 80,
DOLLARS each, for sale BY o. {. ALLAa' sA' os~s"~'j
que door below Csns.-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

Non-Forfeitins. Life lnsarance.-As there ~e
thousands looking 70 Life Insurance as the safsM
method Of saving investing their money. the non.
forfeiture system. Doticsd lately IN columns introduced
By the Globe Mutual Life Insurance. Company Of Neg York
deserves than passing notice There many IN oa'
midst who have ost mach OF then hard cAnnsr wan
iu,, this Improvement. and all vii be encour
invest literally N this form Of security Our csptaS
lay that their Life Insurance Pohciss better thsn,g
stocks and far safer than any szvings banks, lwsys
szrser dividends o interest IN the invSsluert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
RuiIrnnd Disasfer.
,fTpyTIr Pa Sent. 10.

PHHAiTIPHA. September 10.
ullein has the following special dis
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24

NU8nIfstOul D u IH Fc11 I50W
Sfzs have used your Pills in my general and HOSPITAL
practice ever siIce you made them, and cannot hesitate &c
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Of that organ. Indeed, / have SELDOM found a case II
bilious dieaSs 30 obstiusts that Il did not really yhld 70
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
"COttOn is King.''

At a Festival given TO the returned
soldiers by the ladies of Kinsman, OIL the
18th inst, was a very beautiful and inge-
NOUS representation of Lookout Noun
tain, lin cake) and near it another, hand
somely frosted, and to all outward appear
auce as rich and as luscious as the first,
but within it was cotton" This was of
course the Southern Confederacy," and
was someshet shattered by the severe
handling it received from the Union Sol
diers It Lookout Mountain and elsewhere.
Knowing the warm love which our neigh
Dor of the "Constitution," has for the
Constitution" loving for breaking) fol-
lowers of JEFF. Davis, and the upholders
Of the dominion of king Cotton" the
ladies Of Kinsman, forwarded this cotton
filed cake 10 Mr. Palm, by the hands of
a delegation Of brave fellows who had
just returned from fighting the battles of
their country, at Lookout Mountain,
Chattanooga, Chickamauga, Knoxville,
&C., and who had full knowledge Of the
tender feelings of our erring southern
brethern," towards the people of the
north in general, and 10 those Of Gid
dings District of the Western Reserve, in
particular. The soldiers also apprecia ted
Mr. Palms untiring labors in aiding re-
cruiting, chronicling sll disaters & Union
arms, albeit he forgot their successes, &C.,
&C. They report that they delivered it
safely to Mr.. P. with the following note
from the ladies of Kinsman.
KINsXAN, Feb. II, 1864.
Ma. PALx-Dear Sir:
n,e Ladies of Kinsman present you q
of cake, representing the Southern
confe6eracy, as had at q Soldiers Fest.
yal,D at our place tonight. For your un
devotion to the Constitution, this
token Of eSteem is presented to you from
the good old town Of
KIEskAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
FesfiHaI.

The furloughed soldiers Of this county,
generally attended the festival at Webb's
Hall, on last Thursday. An excellent din
ner was provided by the ladies. Mr.. Tod
made avery strong partisan speech on the
occasion, which is spoken of as very much
out of place. Every thing passed off in
good order, and the festivities closed with
a dance in the evening" Warren Constita-
tion.
Not g very extended notice of one Of
the finest, most extensive and successful
affairs of the kind which ever come of
in TrUmbull County. Mr.. Tod did not
make a very strong partisan speech"
nor a partisan speech at all. He was not
particularly complimentary TO traitors,
and if that 'coat fits" those who are hit,
can put it on. The festivities did not close
with a dance in the evening. With these
small exceptions, the statement of the
Constitution is correct.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Horse Thief Arrested.

On Tuesday evening, a man named
Zollinger, stole a horse, saddle and bride
in Bazetta, Trumbull county, Ohio. The
horse belonged 10 q man named Cyrus
Ames, who resides near Bazetta, and had
ridden it there, leaving it hitched to a
post, where it was standing when stolen.
Zollinger rode the horse 10 New Lisbon,
and offered it and saddle and bride for
sale at a very low price, which awakened
suspicious that he had not come by them
honestly. DR.. Brisco, of Youngstown, at
last purchased the horse. saddle and bri
die, and a msrtingale and halter for fifty
dollars, and Marshall Gloss soon after pro-
cured a warrant, and arrested Zollinger
for stealing the property. The examina-
ton was postponed until Saturday last /;
and on Friday night the owner of the
property, who was in search of ii, reach
ed town, and his evidence fully establish
ed the guilt Of the accused. Zollinger
was bound over TO court for trial. He
had recently served out a term of impris-
onment in the penitentiary, and is GER
tainly booked for anotner.-Bucksye STATE,
Nev Lisbon.
We learn that Zollinger has had his
trial, and been sentenced for three years
to the State Prison.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Convex Reflector Lantern, for
Burning without q Chimney.

In bringing this article before the pub
lie, the proprietors do SO with entire con-
fdence, in as much as it possesses many
qualities which highly commend it, and
is pronounced by sill who have tested its
merits, altogether the most desirable Lam
tern they have met with. It gives a pure
white light. 1t stands quick motions in
any direction. The fame is regulated
from the outside. It is lea and COM
pactin form and size. 1t is free from solder
in the upper parts, and is otherwise very
substantial in its structure. 1t has the
glass sides so arranged that breakage is
less likely TO occur than in other Ian
terns, and in the event of breakage can
be easily replaced. It has Convex Re
Electors which increase greatly the force
of the fame; serving at the same time
the purpose Of shades to the eyes, which
is very desirable. It is sold at a Lower
Price, with all these advantages, thsn
any Lantern in the market which admits
of the fame being regulated from the
outside.
For sale by Hoyt & Stratton, Druggists,
No. 5, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Feb. 17-3w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
wart IN NewtOnI

W. arm that a pitched battle came
80 ,Falls on Saturday last, in which
tL.h ers named Porter. n of them a
Oa,tsr ,ere severely punished They
- ,hs CopNrerhead persuasion, and
- abs ! Falls ia clean out the "Aboii-
.;on;.t.D wi tich en-. terprising job they
sso,.rsd und er the lhinding force of a
Iarpe amousto.s hardsweA 'rin they couio
s.s;lv do. In staggering around town
,bev came in Collision with : coupe oi
Union men who accepted the cnaiienge
of the boosters, and proceeded
r,;,;ster to their aching wants IN Ia"
ner 40 thorough that the bellicose cor
heads were soon brought to a state u
rsnitenoe. They were highly entertain '
al bv the delightful exercises, and hand
.omsly used up, much to the detriment
AZ their beautiful phisiognomies, by the
Union men, who believe it a patriotic
.Artv TO whip secesh whenever circums'an-
oss demand it. The oopperhesd champf
.ons LEI. the village in very Inundated
condition. and when they venture 70
town again they win probably Keep shy
ef sAbottiensts,"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Arresfed for Gambling.

On Friday last Edwin Wood, a citizen
Of nc particular place, was arrested in
Mantus, by constable Baldwin, on oath
of J.. T. Rupp, charging Wood with de-
frauding him, by gambling. cut of about
500. He was tried before Esquire Webb,
and bound over in the sum of $500 to sp-
pear at the next term of Common Pleas.
". P. VsnGorder was arrested on the
same day, on a similar charge preferred
by a man named Powell, of Leavittsburg.
VanGorder was net followed up. on &C
count of the prosecuting witness failing 10
appear against him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Mrs. Cages Lecture.

Mrs. Gage, one OF the "strong mind
ed women" lectured one night last week
at Webb's Hall. Her admirers are the
same persons who followed Abbey Kelly
through the country Warren Consultation.
Mrs. Gage will be delighted to know
that she is lone of the strong minded
women" and still more so to learn the
remarkable fact thst cher admirers are
the same persons who followed Abby Kel-
ly through the country" What a long
train Abby must have had, for Mrs. Cages
admirers will not number less than
one hundred thousand. Some of them,
cannot recollect Abby, very well, for they
were not born when she lectured through
this part Of the country.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Dyssntsry, DiArrh&e, Relax, wOrsas.

EI0M OI-V o UEetHl y NHs-NgN
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bltOUg dyseHtery and dia5Thoa. their siIgAr-coafing
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
western Reserre seminarr.

Eds. ChronieIe:-PIease allow me so
much space in your paper as to say that
u Examinations for the Winter Term
will occur Wednesday and Thursday,
March second and third. On Thursday ev.
ening the school will have a literary enter
tainment for the benefit OF the Institu-
ton Library.
The Spring Term viii commence Tues
day, March fifteenth, and continue four
teen weeks. Yours truly,
II. o. JOHNSON.
Pennington, Feb. 18th, 1864.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24

SENATE cHGNsER, Baton Rouge, Ia. S Dec. 1855
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
List Causes

Set down for trial, February Term, 1864.
in CURT of Common Pleas, Trumbull
County, commencing February G9th,
1864.
ID TRIAL DOCKET.
FIRST DAT.
l. Beriah o Barber vs.. II A Dubois. Civil
Action.
2. Robert A White and wife. VS.. Leonard Psrke
Civil Action.
3. Horace Stevens vs.. Ebenezer Barlow ct al.
Civil Action.
SECOND DAY.
4. Amzi Webb vs.. VIM. S Goucher. Civil 40
ton.
s. Andrews L Andrews vs. Dwight r Chapman.
Civil Action.
THIRD DAY.
Z. Samuel Godshall VS.. A K Cramer eft al. Civil
Action.
8. Administrator of Leonard Osborn VS.. Walter
Roe. Civil Action.
9. James Parke vs.. Richard Parke and wife.
Civil Action.
FOURTH DAY.
10. John c Osborn vs.. Stephen Mott. Ciyf 40
ton.
END OF I'd TRIAL DOCKET.
Il Jos. B Conover vs.. VIM. Porter ct al. Civil
Action.
Il. John W Moore vs.. John Porter. Civil Ae-
ton.
l3. Hiram B Sprasue vs.. John Chapman. Civil
Action.
Il. f E Stowe vs.. Calvin Hodge. Chancery.
IS. Susanna PstrsA VS.. Benz. Gilbert ct al
Dover.
Is Mary Chase vs.. Collins AtvoOd. Civil Action.
II. Fitch B Lewis va. Peter Fulk. Civil Action.
q 10 III - - -@-~A fhnR
man. Petition.
Civil Action.
%. Jeremiah Reeve vs. James A Reeve. Civil
Action.
q. VIM. Porter Va. Samuel Stroek. Civil Action.
=. Francis Merry and wife vs.. Darius Woodford.
Civil Action.
g. Chester Howard We. John Blood. Civil Ae-
ton.
n Ohio VS.. Henry Burnett Passing counterfeit
money.
Is. Chas. Boardman rs. Henry Tsw ct al. Civil
Action.
IS. AW Wilson vs. Robert J Price ct al. Civil
Action.
n. Adam FulwIder vs.. Henry FulwiIder. Civil
Action.
%. L W Dspnison vs. C Amss ct al. Civil Ae-
ton.
FIFTH DAY.
%. Doctor 3 Sherman VI Barney Q Allen. Re
pleven.
80. Benz. S Adams vs. G r Huntly. Civil Action
81. Jos. Grove va Peter Wort ct al Civil Action.
90. Addison Weatherbee Va Jac Robson ct al =
s. Euniee Miner vs. Almon Miner. Civilization.
"a. Simeon Jennings vs. VIM. S West Civil Ae-
ton.
s. Eli-ur Wright vs. Hiram Barnum Civil Ao-
ton.
Sc. John Tibet vs. Samuel T Fisher e. al. Civil
Action.
ST. Henry Smith We Laures ton AdEate ct al
Civil Action.
IS. John Tibet VS. Samuel F Fisher ct al Civil
Action.
80. Dennison William, b Co vs. John s Thorpe ct
al. Civil Action.
20. John N stull vs. Thomas Carter. Civil Action
Il. Peter Fulk. Trustee. &C.. vs. Levi Sutlif ct al
Civil Action.
q. Henry Wagner " Christian Ginkenee-
%. Thomas Parks vs John Eddy Of 81. Civil
Action.
~. Gardner 8 Harrington 70 ksry Z ThonpsOr
aL. ern Assss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
promotions in the Iosth Rert.

In a list of recent promotions in Ohio
Volunteer Regiments, we observe the fol
lowing in the 105th:
Lieut.. Col. Geo. Perkins, Colonel; Ma
jor Chss. G. Edwards, Lieut.. Colonel; Cap
tain George L. Riker, Major; LIST Lieut..
Henry b. Cummins, Captain; lst Lieut..
Marshal W. Wright, Captain; I'd Lieut..
j. ". Allen, LIST Lieut.; I'd Lieut.. W. H.
Castle, lst Lieut.; Cd Lieut.. Alden F.
Brooks. lat Lieut.; Cd Lieut.. James Crays,
lst Lieut..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
prosecution for EmbezzIement.

A rich case came off before Justice
Webb, on last Saturday, the principals
in which were James. II. Kibbee VS.. Ed
win Woods, on charge of ENFORCEMENT.
Kibbee claimed that he had furnished
Wood, over a year since, with $4,000 of
bills on Northern Indiana Railroad, and
Mechanics & Planters Bank of Dalton,
Georgia, 1.-THE most ferocious wild cat SON.
cerns) which Wood was to sellon commits
sion. at not less than ten cents on the dol
lar, but that Wood had failed to make
returns of proceeds. Several witnesses
were examined, among whom were the
bankers of this place, none of whom gave
the funds mentioned any reputation for
value. Wood was discharged, his offence
not being p~erceptible to the naked eye.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Maltese.

The Ancient and Honorable Brother
hood known as the Sons of Malta, adver-
tise that they viii give a public exhibit
ton OF their initiation ceremony at CleYe-
land. on the 2Sth inst, for the benefit of
the Sanitary Fair. Messrs. Warren Pack
ard and c NJ. Patch. are designated as
officiating Deputy Grand Cardinals for
this District, to provide "knapsacks" and
''oats." Persons who find it inconvenient
to hold their oats" may find it to their
advantage to call on them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
sBe Bites.u

Two men, one a citizen, the other 8
country man, were bitten By an uptown
dog. a few days since, that attacked them
on the street. One of the gentleman was
so polite as to return the compliment by
1hooting the Eur. That is the best rem
edy for a swapping canine yet invented,
and should be invariably prsetised.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
List of Jurors.


The next Term of Trumbull Common
Pleas comences Monday, February Goth.
We append the lists of Grand snd Petit
Jurors drawn:
Grand Jurors:-Z. 7. Ewalt, Rowland;
John Banning, Vernon; James Mackey,
Vienna; A. Jewell, Vernon; Thomas
Craig, Warren; VIM. H. Howe, Bloom
field; ]. W. Pattengell, Bristol; VIM. Da-
Wis, Westhersfeld; John Craig, Brace
vile; Augustus Stevens, Warren; Silas
Foster, Bristol; John S. Allen, Kinsman;
Jacob Ewalt, Bazetta.
Petit Jurors:-Marvin II. Brown, Bloom
field; S. P. McFadden, Liberty; Zimri
Baker, Bloomfield; o. R. Cobern, Basetta;
John H. Cssterline, Bazstta; Eli Kinney,
Greene; 1. <. Folsom, BraceVille; Milo
McCombs, Rowland; Charles Burnham,
Kinsman; John Kincaid, Champion; En-
cry Sanderson Mesopotamia; Abner Os-
born, Liberty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Bloc,

FOns len. }. Aimes, IaStOr n Adeeat cGtaet. RzsA-
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Timothy and Glover Seed.

The attention Of County Merchants.
Farmers. and others, wishing to buy prime
Timothy Seed, is called to the advertise
ment Of Hoyt & Stratton, in another col
unn.
February 10Th, l564,-5E.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Death of j. I. Horner, ESQ.

J. T. Horner. Esq, of Gustavus, died
on Sabbath last, aged about rs years
He had been sick ten Or twelve days. Mr..
Horner was well known as an active and
wealthy business man, having perhaps,
nc superior. in these respects, in the Oun
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
information wanted

Gotlieb Book, q member Of the 7th
Ohio Regt. on the roll as from Warren,
died in Washington D. c. Nov. %, 1862.
His brother, supposed to be in the West
ern Army, VIII learn something to his ad-
vantage by corresponding with Q. b.
Hutehins, Washington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
RECRUlTSWANTED
FOR The
9Th REGIMENT 0. 7. CAVALRY!

7 HAVE opened a Recruiting Office
over Messrs. Hoyts' Store, in Warren. for this
found between the hours Of 10 A N and 4 P NJ.
Also. an Office at the Phillips House in Salem.
Columbianna County, where Captain J. h. Lee
man may be found from 10 A N tot p VI. Govern
ment counties paid. JAMES 5. ABELL, Capt.
Warren. Feb SIT. 9th Ohio Vol. Cavalry,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Getting BETTER.

We learn that Mr.. Amos Woodruff,
who was stabbed recently in Vienna.
tseme particulars of which we published
last week. has recovered in 3 slight de-
gree from the effects OF bis wound.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Quarterly Meeting.

The mex quarterly meeting Of tho
Methodist EpiscopAlSociet of this place,
commences with public services in the
Church on Saturday afternoon next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Phoenix Life Insurance COmpa-
nv, of Hartford Ct.

Persons desiring 10 insure their lives,
with economy and security, should apply
to Whittlesey Adams, the only Agent at
Warren, for the Old Phoenix Life Insur-
anee Company.
Feb. 24th,-2w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
INAkM . SALE.
STATE OF OHIO,

1rumbuil County, SIS.
al the Court oi Common Pleas. SeFCivl action.
Jeremiah Irwin Inc deteEdsnt viii take notice
We Sthat On the lsth day OF January
Jacob Phillips J a. u. 1904, tue plaintiff Aled II the
olice OF TIE Ileik VI the L0Urt Of Common Pleas,
his petition. alleging among other things, that
there Is due MIN from the detsndent On u certain
pTOmInissoFy nOte.made by the defendant and pay
aoie to said pialuIIl, the sum OF TOUR hundred and
tweny-seyen dollars tSiZI, with interest from
ApTli 18th. a. u. 1915 4Ee prayer Of said plaintiff
Is that said PIaIntn nave judgment therefor.
Defendant Is IuIlner nOdned that al Oruer Of at
tachmenl has been Issued IL SAID case.
Defendant Is notified to answer Or demur TO said
petition by Tie isth day OF March, a. ID. 1904, or
Iudgment may be taken BY default A. ". JONES
Jan q. ls04-tw ATTY Tor PIX
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Obt.

Col. HORACE FIowEH, for many years an
Influential citizen of Bloomfield, died on
the 18th inst. The funeral services were
performed on Sabbath last, and were
j, xssly sttended. He was buried with
.Saie honors, having long been sn
-. rsd and valued member of that
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
Departed.

The smallpox, we are assured, has
wound up its brief and brilliant career in
Warren. The old cases are GONZALES
cent. We have not heard Of any new st
tacks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
MAIL.
Express.
Town and County.


Terms of the Chronicle. $3.50 invsria-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
rule.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
THE MAHoNING BRANCH.
GoTNG FAST.
MAHoNING

On and sfter Monday, January 4. 1864. passenger
trains on this road viii run to and from the NEW
DEPOT on Scranton Avenue seneca Street, as fol-
lows:
MAIL.
Eseyes Cleveland at 7:l5 A ": Warren e:5S and ar
riyes at Youngstown at l0.35 a. NJ.
RETURNING, leaves Youngstown at zoo P NJ
Warren 2z2 and arrive at Cleveland at $50 P.
Youngstown Express.
Leaves youngstown at 700 A NJ; Warren at 7:3e A.
N; and arrives eft Cleveland at lois A n.
RETURNING. leaves Cleveland at 3:45 N; War
rem at 6:2. and arrives at youngstown a. 7:O0P
cHAL.L L. RHODES. General Manager.
Cleveland Dec. 30.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-24
c01stIPatIoa, CostIvsness, sappressEoa,
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that complaint, which, although bad enough Ia itSiG 4
the progeniiOr Of others that are worse. ! believe 1s-
hreHess to originate in tho liver, but your Pills AHset Gs
organ and cure the disease.