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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-29

lREASrE- DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COMPTEpLIEE or r-E CURRENCY. ;
L-LurN-~.s .. L-H al. r1s- Q

lEEA~LL- y~EPAElAFNIt
OFFICE or COMPTEpLLEE a- r-E CURRENCY,
NaSHINGruS. .-..bar It'll 1875.
HEREAS. by safI-taetrIy Evidence presented g.
the undersignei. It Uas been made 20 appear ina
'IGe IIumDui National DtnE Of Warren" IN 90.
town OF " aTreu. in the County ol TrumbUN aDt
state Of OhlO. has been duly ur-gniZei under snt
according 70 the requirements Of The 4cl Of Con
gress, entitled an act 70 provide a National Cur
rency. secured hy a picd-e If United States bond
and 10 provide for the clTcu alton and rrdcwpJio
thereof. approved June 81. IS Z and has compile
with all The provisions OF said Act required u b.,
eouPned with before commencing the business o.
Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore i. Freeman Clarke, ComptrolIe-
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that 'Tht
Trumbull National Bank Of arren, 10 the tow
OF Warren. in the County Of TrumbuI. and stat,
OF Ohio, Is authorized TO the business o.
Banking under the Act aforesaid.
lSEALl In testimony whereof witness my hauG
and seal OF Oiiac. the 7h DAY Of October, lS55.
FREEMAN CLARK, Comptroller.
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Don't Forget the Place.

At the the sign of the Revolving Wheel
No. Is, Market ST., Warren, Ohio. The
place for whatR Why the place to get
pictures of all kinds, from a small Gem
up TO g life size Photograph, including
the Porcelain or opal pictures" which are
admired by some.
Old faded, spotted, or otherwise dam
aged pictures are copied at this Gallery in
a superior manner as many can testify
Pictures of infants in a clear morning light
are made ipStqatane0usy.
Our inducements are pleasant rooms,
best light in the city, eighteen years expe-
rience IN the business, and in all cases
first class york or no charge.
RICE, Artist.
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in in generating the prisoners in Jail, the
Constable and his valorous posse having
consumed all the "stimulant," started for
home in bad spirits, and very tired.
The prisoners were brought before
Judge YeOman, on Monday last, and dis
charged, the mittimus being deficient, no
crime alleged therein. E. B. Taylor and
G. NJ. futile appeared for Dayand White,
and Moses and Burnett for the State.
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Concerning Taxes.

Sometimes hard feelings and rash tslb
are INDUCED in relative to paying taxes
which are found, upon investigation, t,
have no cause whatever or at best. arts
ing from a misunderstanding. There
fore, the following may be of benefit t.
parties interested:
In the spring of the year the assessor call
upon you for a list of your Persona
Property. You make out a list, sign anG
swear or affirm that it is correct. The
assessor then makes out his estimate tc
the County Auditor, after which the
County Commissioners act as a Board OF
ECU alization, and by raising a little here
and lowering a little there, bring all the
townships in the County as nearly equal
rs possible. The Auditor then places
the amount of each persons list, includ-
ing the value of his Real Estate, on the
Tax Duplicate. He then receives the
rates at which the Taxes are Il be levied,
as follows: LIST, from the Auditor of
State, the amount for State purposes
I'd, from the County Commissioners, the
amount for County purposes. Sd, from
Township Trustees, the amount for Town
ship purposes; and also from the Town
Council of Warren, or Boards of Educa-
ton, for special Taxes. He then proceeds
to charge the Taxes at the Rates given
upon the Duplicate, then hands the Du-
over to the Treasurer for Collec-
ton.
Now, when you 60 to the Treasurer
and call for the amount of your Tax,
remember that he has hsdnothing towith
charging it; audif you think there is an
error, do not get excited, and possibly
to a passion, but state your case
to the Treasurer or his Deputy,
and if he cannot explain it to your salts
faction, be viii refer you to the Auditor,
you will find the Assessors returns
and the books open for your inspection,
and will receive all needed information.
A great deal Of trouble is also Occasioned
by changing ownerships in lands. In
many cases, nothing is said at the time of
sale about the taxes; both parties think
they are not required to pay them, and in
neglecting to do it, the lands are sold for
the delinquencies. You may save troub-
lie in this point by remembering that in
the absence of special agreement, the
law specifies q turning point, which Is
the day previous to the second Monday
IN April. So that whoever owns the
property on the Saturday previous to the
second Monday in April is required to
pay the taxes for the current year. Bear
in mind, also, that no matter whose duty
it is to pay the taxes, the property will
be held for them.
A good deal Of trouble and confusion
may also be avoided if those who make
deeds would always specify the number
Of the lot in the original survey of the
Of the township, with the number of acres
in each lot, so as to correspond with the
entries on the tax duplicate; and where
the numbers specified in the deed do not
correspond with the entries, some person
who is acquainted with the circumstances
and can give the Auditor correct infor-
nation, should accompany the deed to
the Auditors Office, in order to have it
correctly transferred.
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N FGAL NOTICE-In the Prohale

EGAL NOTICE-In the Probate
IL Court Of TrumbuH County. Ohio. Peiitionto
sen Land.
Warren Packard. Administrator Of Augustus
Greter. deceased, vs. Sarah Crater. (wiiowi
Adolphus Crater. Augustus Grmfer. Alfred Gre
ter. Oliver Crater, ErUdI'cka GTRter. Isabella
Crater, Charles POmeroy aud Milton Sutlif.
The defendants wilt take notice that the petitionsI
has filed In said Court a peu ion rgaiust the above
named icIenlauJs, praying Tor an order for Th'
sale OF the following described Real Estate. f5rths
payment 81 debts against slld estate. tO-wif: Sit
nate in the village Of Warren. in said COUNTY
known rs Lot 80. ia said village. subject 90 the fol-
lowing ccldit'n>: That there shall never &.
erected or placed IN Lot g adjoining 90 The isrd
herein granted. ami WHICH Is now occupied b. saiG
Grater, any builfins whatever within he bound
which may be peScribed b. a line beginning a. .
point on the line dividing Lots IS and .. one bun
dTed feet North Il thr Sou b line Ofsmd lots; thrf O..
running North 24o. East 81 feet; thence North so
West ~ feet. Also part Of lot IS adjoining said 10
anG being all Of said TO-, sxcepts so much as va; !
conveyed g. ZaiInOud Fitch. simon Perkins an,
Asahel Adams. together With the bUildinls hxfure /
thereon ana tkerruntO belonging. known IS th. /
|Teter property on the corner Of Main and Hig !
Streets. in sand village.
Said Petition will be heard on. the 14.b day z.
December, A.. ID. los. at @ O'Clock a. NJ.
NARkEN PACKARD. Admr.
b HCrCHINs a FOREIsT, bis AtIys
Nov. s. lst5-4-. q
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MARRIAGES..


November 10th. at the residence Of the brides
father in Green. Rev. A. Ealkner, THOMAS a.
CRUZIER, of Mecca, to EIDELIA FRENCH.
In Warren, November Sd, by J. W, Stewart,
ESQ, MIR. JOHN c. BROWN OF New Hampshire,
and Miss CAkOLIHE +. BETTER, OF Niles.
By Augustus Elweli, ESQ, on the I'D inst. Mr.
all of Braceville.
In Fowler township. Nov. sd, at the residence
of the brides father. MELVILLE TyTrell. by Elder J.
Fow Ter, MIR LEV Is RHODES, to Miss JERUSHA
TYRRELL, ali OF Fowler township.
In Warren, at tho National Hotel. November
23d, by the Rev. B. Excel, Mr. JOSEPH NJ. Al
LEN, of Bristol. and Miss ALMIRA MADDEN.
In Youngstown. al the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. j. u. Brenn, Esq, November l4th
by the Rev. B. Excel. Of Warren, Mr.. c.. II
JACKSON, Of Mineral Ridge. and Miss SAN
ME BRENN.
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DE

.s'.Fne.Fs
II Warren, on the LIST Of November. OLIVE.
only daughter Of Charles and A. Howard, aged
years.
B~rookfeld. on November 10th. OF inflammation
of the Spine, MADISON A. younger son Of
james A., aud Alcena NJ. Miner, aged Is years.
20 months and Is days.
He was z young man Of much promise. having a
naturally bright intellect which he seemed very
DESTROYS to cultivate.
lie was attending school and making good pro-
gress in his studies, when he was arrested in these
iaudable pursuits by the strong hand Of dis
ease. After several months Of pain, he came to
A calm and peaceful death, for which we have
great reason to hope be was PREPARED; and though
our hearts were breaking meath the weight Of
grief, yet through our faith in his Savior we could
say
Pass on. young spirit. there is rest
A little way beyond:
God lOveth most and knOweth best
Where safest bliss l. found.
- Thine-angel sister watcheth mute
Ga yOudef s;nle IS shore.
Waiting to strike her golden lutte
When thou art safely DER.
But bear, oh bear with thee above
Our tcnderest farewell:
Then. leaving thee in Gods great hand.
We feel that all is well.
In Warren, Nov, p, Lieutenant JOHN ].
MUSSER, aged &c years, 6 months, and 5 days,
formerly of the oath Ohio o. V. I. and lately of
the IQ5th 0. Y. i.
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Thanksgiving Sermon.

Religious exercises will be held at the
Disciples Church, on Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, December 18th proximo. Ser
nor by Rev. J. W. Lanphear. The Meth.
odist, Presbyterian and Disciple congrega.
tons have arranged to meet together on
the occasion ; and the United Presbyte'
rians and the Baptist congregations are
also cordially invited to JOIN in the exer
cises. Noy29-2w
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ILLUSTRATORS SALE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Couri
OF Trumbull County. L will offer at public Sale. OF
the premises on THURSDAY. No.. Soth. next. te-
tween tue nOurs UI one and four o'clock Z. II. o
said day. the1OuOwlng real estate. s~ituateia Greene
Irumoul County, UhIO. and kuOsn a. al OF To-.
No ), Ia section no. 9. except Is a-res OF from tLt
west SIDE OF sad lot, containing &c SI-lot acres o.
land be the same mOre OTie-s- Appraised al So e.
per acre.
Ierns Of sale, one third in hand, the balance in
two equal annual regiments.
LOG1EMA SHINE. Admr'z. Of
SAMUEL n SuINN. deed
GEORGE r. Brown, Atty for Pctr.
Nov. Isl. lstg-tE.
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Something New.

A new style of Picture has been intro
troduced and is now being made in all
the Eastern cities, surprising everything
in beauty yet discovered. They are sus-
ceptible of the most beautiful finish in
colors. They are called Porcelain or
Opal Pictures.
They are taking the preference to all
others where persons want valuable as
well as beautiful pictures.
The price is necessarily high as the
material is expensive and they require a
great deal of time TO make and color
them. Specimens can be seen at the
Photograph Rooms of C. C. Taylor who
is making them.
Oct. 25th-tf.
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A Few More Left.

Mr.. Corbin has a few more Howe Sew
ing Machines, both new and second
hand. He also has constantly pm hand a
lot of Wheeler & Wilson's,
Those contemplating purchasing Sew
ing Machines will find it to their interest
to give him a call, at No. II, Main Street.
Nov. 29-lW
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Town and County.
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
A boy, of good hsbits, will be taken
as an apprentice to the printing business
application is made soon at this office.
Pork is selling in this market at SIS
per cwt.
Have you seen the comet that night
" switches the stars with its radiant eau
dial appendage?
Mr.. Nasby's views on the result OF
thes hoo Gersey" election, are publish
ed on the fourth page of this weeks
CHRONICLE. He "waileth" " muchly."
&C. C. Tsylor, Photographic, has sold
out his establishment to Messrs. Potter d
Brooks.
John Weeks, Esq, editor of the Can
field Herald, has been appointed Post
master at CaDield.
The enameled breast-pin, lost n
advertised in last weeks CHRONICLE, has
been found AID left for the owner at this
Office, by Mr.. Jules Yautrot, jr.
Persons sending US long obituaries
for publication are reminded that those
things cost us too much to be published
gratis. Send a dollar greenback, to pay
for setting the type, if you wish your
mortuary eulogies to appear in print and
be spre~d before the public.
We cannot publish anonymous arti-
Giles. The fact that the writers thereof
refuse to give their names, indicates that
they do not care to be considered respon-
sible for their articles, or that they are not
of suHc Gent merit, in the writer's estima-
ton, to be owned
-" The SAGE Brush" is the title of a
new paper recently started by A. c.
Longmore, at ~Susanville, California, a
a copy of which is before US. We pre-
sumo it viii ne soted for its sage editori-
ais and K rs of wisdom,
The ssrs. Warren Packard
& Cos, exploded last Satur-
dav. :, siy without ~iniuring
0oy
any On ge closed the mill for
two weeks 70, ,ersirs and extensive ad-
ditions, and &C replace the old boiler
with one of ffty iues.
Our thanks are due Mr.. ovando
Messer. who left upon cur table lastMon-
day a ve1y large orange brought by him
from New Orlt ~. Ovando left the high
scho5I here anL. ,nlisted in the 18th Reg't
O. Vol. at the outbreak of the war, and
continued with it u1.l the muster out Of
the regiment on Friday the 24th inst
He participated in ,early every engage
ment in which the regiment took a part,
vet come out unscathed.
We mentioned a week or two since,
that a Mortgage had been recorded IN the
Recorders Office of this County, given by
the A. & G. W. Railway Company, for
thirty millions of dollars, and that it re-
ouired a S stamp of n thousand dollars
value. , The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has decided that the instru-
ment requires stamps to the amount of
thirty thousand dollars. This decision
puts the snug sum of t~wenty-nine thou
sand dollars more into Uncle Sans peck
ct.
We mentioned in our last issue that
the Ii eY. J. W. Lanphear had resigned
the Past crate of the Disciple Church, in
this place. We have since learned that
the resignation is not to take effect
until the first day of April next.
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Robbery.

Robbery.
Mr.. George W. Van GOrder, son of
Isaac Van Gorder, says that while cross
ing the covered bridge across the Mahon-
ing river, in the south part of town, in
company with his father, last Saturday
night, he was seized by two men who
garroted him and r1fed his pockets of
money amounting to $4,000. The rob-
bers were experts at the business, and
conducted the outrage with such secrecy
and quietness that even his father was
not aware of the transaction until it had
been reported to him by his unfortunate
son. Mr.. v. was so confused and con-
founded by the proceedings that he neg
lected to cry out and raise an alarm, and
the scoundrels were thereby enabled to
escape with their plumber.
Things have come to a pretty pass il
citizens of this community can be throt-
tied and robbed of thousands with impu'
nifty. Where are the police? We be-
lieYe no reward has yet been offered fol
the arrest of the thief or recovery of the
money, but presume n viii be soon.
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EGAL NOIICB.-In the Probate
Court Of Trumbun County. Ohio.

Robert Stewart, Administrator Of William Rus
sell, deceased: vs. samuel Z. Russell, jaime.
Russell, William Russell. Alexander 4 Russell
Mary Steward, Ann Jane Story, Rosau9a Dsni-
son AID Stewart Denison.
The above named defendants will take notice ina
said petitioner has fled his petition in the Probat,
COur. q IruubuH County, Ohio. setting forth tina
said William Russell, Gee, in he lifetime. eutere,
into q contract ~ writing, with john f. Met ee
IAN, Tor the sale and Conveyance OF the fOlioVini
real estate. VIZ. A tract Of land situate II Vieuns
Township, IN said ITUmbull County. or No. 1. i
the second range Of townships in The Connectieui
Western Reserve. and IS known by being part O.
lot Ne. Ore, in said township. and bordered ssfol
lows: hast on the township line between Brook
field and Vienna; North on land owned by Arm
strong Stewart; West BIZ lends owned by AleNeu
der StUwur.- cochran Barber and Alexander Rus
sell, and South or land OF Thomas Moore and Les
ter Clark, being all tle land owned by said VIII
IAN Russell, In said lot No One. when Is c~Ontiin-
cd in sHla boundaries. supposed ll be SevCnty-fv,
acres; the eE"cr number Of acre- TO be gsoertaiuCC
by Procurement ihs- said NeGeehsn has assigu-
ed his interest IN said contract % Isabel Leslie.
that said Leslie is ready 10 complete saIi COntrart
said pettoUcr asks thac an order oisaid Court sh7l
be made. authorizing and appointing him rs sale
AdulliSsTutor, fully 90 complete said contract OF
behalf OF toe 1a5gs OF said deceased, according O,
ia terms and stipulation, aud to execute a dee
Of said land Z sam Leslie. said case VIII be iI
hearing before said Court OF the :U-h day Of No
Yembers il h. ISIS. ut s o'clock. p ".
ROB RI STEWART. Admir-. Of
WILLIAM RUSSELL, dee.
b. JOIN NJ. EDUARDs,
Atr-rney Tor Ec:itoner.
Nov. S.lS5@4.
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Ala. TOO we'll they know,

Caused by neglecting TAR Units earli-
est stages. Or. D. II. Seeley's LIQUID ca
TARRH REMEDY will give relief in a short
time, and if directions are followed, even
permanently cure this dread disease in
its worst form.
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Horses for sale,

$50 sound, serviceable horses to be
sold low, at private sale, by
BARNUM & PACKARD.
BuYers are requested TO call on Bar
mum.
Warren, O., Nov. 29-1w
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Prof. Aldrich, Veterinary Surgeon,
a dvertises TO examine and treat diseased
horses, and also form a class in this place,
to teach the new system Of training. See
ais advertisement.
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school Teachers.

There will be an examination of Teach
ers held by the County Board of Examin-
ers in Warren, on the 18th of December,
1865. II. J. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
Warren, O., Nov. 22-3w.
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Mrs. Kicks, will address the people
at the first Presbyterian Church, in this
place, on Sabbath evening, Deem
Der Sd, in regard to the Freemen Of the
South lately Emancipated from Slavery,
as touching their condition and wants in
view of the coming winter.
The friends Of humanity are invited to
Re present.
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Farmers Attention.

Warren & McLain will pay the highest
price for Hides.
Nov, 22-4w
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The Florence Sewing Machine

4 HOUSEHOLD necessity
"A i has taken the FIST premium wherever
mas been exhibited. No Other machine does a.
great a variety Of work. Il makes four diG-ren'
Stitches. the lock, knot. GOuble lock and doubl'
knot on one and the same machine. Every una
chine has the reversible feed motion. 1t Is almost
uoiseless. Il does not require fuer thread on to-
undpr than upper side. and will sew across the
heaviest seams. or from one % more thlekneSses o.
cloth without change Of needle tension or thread,
1t does not draw thin, fine Goods down through the
slit or work plate, nor drop n stitch IN turning 8
corner. IL is tie uuly machine EINlnE o cnargu-
less tension. Tor urtherinf5rmation. sample sew
J. E BR0CEWAY.
Oranreville, 0. Ag't for Trum. Co.
Nov. 1-6U%
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S McLaIn's

Is the only place in town where the
Best Shoes are sold at 2 reasonable pric e
Nov. 22-4w
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

~ HERlFt SALE.
v. SSaIs in Partition, TrumbuI
Calvin ?. Faunce. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out o. The
Court Of tOmmOu Pleas Of lrUmhuii Cuun'y, Ohio,
in the above case. and 10 me directed and deliver
Ell, / shall expose to public sale Ut the Court House
in Warren.
On Saturday, the 18th Of Dec. A D. IS
batveen the hours of ana four o'clock ofsaid DAY.
the following described premises 70 wit: Situatei IL
the township Of Bazeita, IN said County Of Irum
bull. Ohio. and known as pert OtLOtNc- is IN SAID
township, and bounded o. the north by the north
Iiue of said lot No. I6. east By A north and s-uth
highway. on the south by the south linz Of said
Tot and lands Of AnaD L. Gordon. and west BY IN
west line of said lot and lands e the said A.. l.
Gordon, Containing ninety four acres (9D Of land.
be the same more or less; excepting LOy ever, If
teen % acres of from the north side Of said tract
Of land which has been heretofore sold at Admin
isirat, rs sale. Appraised q -
Terms:-One third on day u sale, one third IN
one year. aud one third IN TWO years with interest.
and secured by mortgage on the premises
JuSErH e.. BUfLEh, Sherin-
SheriF's CGco Nov. IS. 6.-5W
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@CURE
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
~ CALL FOR 4 CIRCULAR BE-
SCRISNG ALL STNPTOMS.-a g
SYMPTOWe

- ~---
The symptoms Of Cu'arrh Ms they generally ap-
ear are at hrst very slight. Persons ind tTre
AYE a cold that they have frequent ararkz. and
re sensitive to the changes of temperature. o.
discharge. thin aud acnI, afterwards becou.u,q
hick and adhesive. As tine disease becomes
ufOnic, the discharges are increased IL uuautit-
-nd changed m quality; they are now thick aIG
'eavy, and are hawker or coughet or. The seer
tons are offensive. causing ? bad breath. the-vG-.e
tnlck and nasal; t.e eye are weak; the sense co.
nc smell IS lessgued or Oesfr0ye t.-
lucuuy takes place Another common and ia-rr-
ant symptom of CatarTh Is. than the persGu IS
70 tSed 10 clear the threat IN the morning ola
ne mead during the night. When this takes d a--
ne person may be sure that his disease IS Gp it,
reS-inc IL.
The ADORE are 5t fec Of the many Catarrs Spnp
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S. NJ. RUrr. G. W.RUPP
S. M. Bupp g Son,
DEALERS IN
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,

Corner OF Marketand Liberty St.. Warren, Ohio.
VIZ have on hand a large and beau
w tful assortment OF Croekery, Glassware.
Chinaware, Stoneware, Looking Glasses. bSmps.
Fancy Toilet Sets. OF latest pattern Clothes and
Market Baskets. Bird Cages, Children 5 Carts, a
nice assortment of Tea TRAYS. Screens. sc.
braces every article usually kept H. tui- import
ant branch Of house furnishing business. The
erocke-y trade is our specially. and We Therefore
can sell on better terms. and also have a better as
sortment for buyers u salectirom than thOse st1r- 3
that keep but a small and indifferent stack rr
crockery. II you amt good, cheap ard s~crylcea-
Bile articles. cali az our store and " ewiilsiye yvu
RVPP &sON.
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New Crop Illinois Timothy Seed
Just received at
HOYT & STATIONS.
OrrIcE on W1LLIAu SuMNER & Co.

OFFICE OF WILLIAM SUMNER & Co.,
CINCINNATI, Nov. l6.
Mr. d. W. S0merriHe- Dear Sir Your
favor of the 18th is received. and in re-
ply we would say that we were not aware
that Mr.. Corbin was selling the Howe
Machine, and do not know where be gets
them. We will enquire into the matter,
and you may rest assured that neither
we nor our agents design to interfere
with your territory, and it will not be
permitted.
Very respectfully yours,
VIM. SUMNER & co.
Persons are warned against purchasing
the Howe Machine of unauthorized
agents.
The undersigned is the only Agent for
Trumbull County. MRS. E. S. ADAIR.
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7 respectfully yours,
Seven Thirty ROnds.

We still furnish these popular Bonds
at old terms-Par and interest.
T. J. MCLAIN & SON.
Nov. l5.-3W