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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-22

IN THE ORPHANS COURT Of Cambria
IL county. Notice is hereby given that
the following apprsisements Of certain per-
sonai property, Of decedents, selected and
set apart for the widows intoStatts, under
Act oi Assembly of the l4th April 1851
have been fled in the Registers Office, at
Ehensburg. and will be presented To the
Orphans Court for approval; on Wednes~
day the Sth OF March, next, to wit .
Appraisement of certain personal property
set apart for the widow of Jacob Brallier,
deceased
Appraisement Of certain personal property
set apart for the widow of Edward Burk
deceased.
Aprraisement of certain personal property
set Al art for the widow of VIM Sloan,
deceased.
APpraisement Of certain personal property
set apart for the widow Of Michael kearns,
deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN. Clerk.
Clerks Office Ebensburs, Feb. -, 'G5~St
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-22

Sad +iery and Repairs, 26 so
1ne'dentals and Repairs, 81 IS
G. e'SNIef'S Salary, 100 90
'or Farm, $50 90
Total. .-o-o
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-22

JAMES J. KAYLOR. Steward of the Poor
and House Of Employment, in account
with 5heDirectors Of the Poor of Cambria
County.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-22

LNOI. RENT.
l. The well known
aud we'll patrorizcd Tavern Stand in the
Borough of Ehersburg, known as the Union
House, Is for rent and possession given Oh
the first Of April next. For particulars
apply to the proprietor.
JOHN \. BLAIR.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-22

Outstanding previous years
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Nineteenth O. v. L.

From a letter written October, 9th, re
ceived by L. S. Messer-Esq., from his
son. We learn that the 18th, Regt. o. V.
V. I. Is about to be mustered out of the
service. The following is o copy of the or
der.
Lit. Col. James NJ. Nash, Commanding
the 18th, Regt. o. V. V. /.
The General commanding directs me
10 inform you that Jour regiment will be
ordered 10 be mastered out OF the service
IN a short time, and you can at once com
mence making u the necessary roll.
VIM. Il. Sinclair, a. A. &.
Col. Sinclair is AGjutant General o.
he department commanded by Major
General D. S. Stanley. The regimen
was encamped neal San Antonio, Texas
It was thought 1t would be at least .
month before the regiment could gel
ready to start for home. The Warren
Joys are well. General Beatty, With the
Jmcers composing his staff had been mus
sereI out OF the service and started HON,
| via OF Abstain and Little Rock, Arkan
sas, travelling on horseback TO the latte
point, q distance of four hundred anc
ninety miles.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
rhe Court OF Common Pleas

Adjourned SiHs die on Thursday alter
Ioon, the "a inst, the most OF the week
oeIng taken up III STATE cases, commenc.
ing on Tuesday, with OHIO VS. Duncan
Malcolm, Norman W. Gregg and Tnadde-
is NIenn, who were committed to jaiI
some i've months Inc by Squire Webb,
nd al the present term an Indictment
laving been found against them for
stealing anu concealing property from
The Atlantic & q. ". r. r. Co; they
we're put upon trial separately, ana al
though some five hundred dollars worth
VI property had been found in their pos
session, the Jurors thought the State did
noC establish the fact OF the property ever
having belonged TO the Il. r. Co.; hence
they were all acquitted. Immediately
after their acquital, the Attorneys who
defended issued out an attachment for
the goods, yet remaining in the hands OF
officer Brooks and the r. Il. Co., also
commenced suit in replevin, but the for
mer getting the start the Sheriff was
obliged to hold the property under the
writ Of attachment.
Ohio VS. Derr and Nephew, was a ca F..
of the stealing Of money from DR.. Bali,
of Hubbard by Derr who is a boy only 10
years old and who was mail Carrier from
Burgh Hill to Hubbard and boarded with
The doctor, when at the latter place, and
ne, Derr, alleges that he was put up to it
by Nephew; owing to his extreme youth
he was permitted to plead guilty to petit
larceny and thereupon, committed 10
Jail on bread and water for 30 days.
Nephew got his case continued uutii the
next term.
Ohio VS. Downs, was a case of horse
stealing, which happened in this wise:-
Downs was working for a man in South
ingtoD, and who was ordered. as it appears
oy the boys parents, no to pay him his
wages; hence he stole the horse IS ne saws
to get his pay was followed into Lords
town and arrested; he also plead guilty
before the Court, and was sentenced to
the Reform Farm until q years of age;
this was in consideration of his youth. be
being only 10 years old.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Accident insurance.

The Conn. Record says that Among
the twenty FIVE different Western Acci
dent Insurance Companies, are several o
doubtful security"
Such companies have no actual capital
which is the only indemnity Il the policy
holder, the only security ior the sun as
sured.
We advise all 70 insure against acct
dents in % safe and reliable company
such as the Hartford ACCIDENT INsUR
ANCE COMPANY. Our readers should Re
member that the Hartford Company i
the only Accident Insurance Company
doing business "a; Warren, that has az
actual cash capital ali paiG up. The
Hartford Company Is the only Acciden.
Company that Is known 70 nave ever pai'
aay losses m this section. Within 81,
last sixty days this Company has pal,
81, $50 50 TO citizens of Warren, Ravenn,
and Akron alone.
The Hartford Is the Pioneer Acciden.
Insurance Company Of America.
The only Agent at Warren, is WHIr
TLEsEY ADAMS. Office in McCombs {
Smiths block, Main Street.
Oct. l8.-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
More Thieves.

On last Wednesday, two gentry, tc
whom the above caption is applicable, pui
up at the Chase House, in this place. and
Just before leaving one of them called foi
N overcoat and was allowed to select one
rom the lot, which he claimed IS his
Before leaving, however, the rascals en-
,ered the private of Mrs. Chase,
md stole g very valuable cloak and also
Mr.. Chase's overcoat, leaving the one be
lad previously claimed al the bar. which
,fterward was proved to belong to one Of
the bosrders at the house. Two villains
we're arrested in Cleveland on Saturday
last, having in their possession a lot OF
clothing, &C., and it is believed they will
prove TO be the same intruders. Several
articles of clothing were also stolen from
the Eagle House on the same day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

The pupils of jackson Academy
give a literary exhibition on next Friday
night, st the centre of Jackson.
Quite q number Of the friends oI
Rev. Richard H~oisington, assembled AT
the Presbyterian parsonage on the eve
ming of the 2nd inst, to welcome home
he reverend gentleman and hi~ newly
welded wife. 1t was a very pleasant
gathering; and was enjoyed by cvary one
present. With but a few hours notice
the ladies provided for the table bnunt-
fully; in fact literally heaped it wish the
most delicious edibles. The company
were entertained with vocal and irstru-
mental music. Dispersed about eleven
O'clock.
Sheriff Butler had a COW worth SIS
killed by the cars, on South Street. last
Friday. This, the Sheriff thinks 5 put
ting it on rather thick, as not longs since
he had valuable mare killed by being
frightened by a hand car on the same
street. which caused her to run away, and
in making a sudden turn near Bishops
grocery. slipped and butted her brains
out.
man was knocked down in gainesville
on Wednesday evening. and robbed ol
between six and seven hundred dollars
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Don't Forget the Place.

At the the sign of the Rsoo{ving Wheel
No. Is, Market St, Warren, Ohio. The
place for what? Why the place 10 get
pictures of all kinds. from a small Gem
up to a 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 maDner as many can testify
Pictures of infants in a clear morning light
are made iHStantaneousLy.
Our inducements are pleasant rooms,
best light IN the city, eighteen years expo
rience IN the business, and in all cases
first class work or no charge.
RICE, Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

The work on the new bridge tit will
be a relic of antiquity before it is finish
edl has come 10 a halt. A mistake wa.
made in the building of abutments and
pier. these not being at proper distance
apart to suit the iron work What Ia 70
be done a. a remedial measure, we can
not saw. Some suggest he'shnrtonIng Of
the irusses. &c. and Others think - new
abutmaut At the west side and auoth-r
section added to the bridge. would he the
true policy. Whatever plan NAV zraru
cheapest and easiest executed will prob
ably be adopted. There NAV be among
the juvenile portion of our population
some who will live long enough to see the
work completed. Persons of middle sre
and older. have lost hope.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
A DNINISTRATOR.S SIZE OF

~ REAL E~STATE.-In pursuance of an order
granted by the Probate Court Of Trumhuil county,
Ohio, I will offer Tor sale at putlic auction.
On Saturday Ma ISH day Of NoUcmLer. 1865.
A. ten o'clocs. A ~, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described resi- estate. situate IL the couuIy
Of Trumbul and stare vf NbiO, to wit: First IieC.
Situate in the township OF bloomfield. il said
cour ty and ) ate, ana described as follows: One
acre auU about three iuuTJhs f an acre of land
from the northwest e1ruer Of Lot nIm0eT 81. II
SAID township. being the tract formerly owned ny
Ann Blood and John BLOOD. known asIhe Bigeiov
lot. subsequently, owned by Aumi NuuJsy and 10y
hIm Quit claimed to Austin Flowers, second piCcc
Situate II sali township o. Z Oomhe.d, aud Ie
scribed ss follows: IEe south hulfoi lot number
81, ia said t0wuship. a des- NIB q in q deed 70 h
A. Brown from Isaac g. HtaTE, administrator De
honis non of Timothy Big low, deceased, daten
fifteenth July. 1876. and recorded july 18th. 1916
il Trunhuli county Records. Bo' x 81. pages 40
and 4g5. containing about Ia ty acres Of land Az
praised subject 90 dvWera at seventeen hundred and
fftv dollars
Terms Qf Sale :-nne- third in band. one third in
one ear, end the remaining third IN two year.
from the day ofstle. with interest. D.f:Trrd pay
ments 20 be occurred by mortgage on said promises.
EuELiNE lLpN Err,
Administrator Of austin FL ,Wer. deceased.
g Oct. =, lSg5-SW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Something New.

! new style Of Picture mas been intro
troduceJ and is now being made in al.
t5e Eastern cities. yUrpasstng every thing
IN beauty yaa discovered. they ere sus
cepjib.e .t the most beautiful finish IN
coloys. They are called Porcelain on
Opal Pictures.
They ave taking the preference to oil.
others where persons want valuable as
well as beautiful ~i;ctures.
The price IS necessarily high - tho
material Is expensive ami they require 8
great deal o. time 10 make and colo,
them. Specimens can be seen at the
Photograph Rooms of c. c. Taylor who
Is making them.
Oct. 2jth-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
, anted

One hundred men to act as Statesmen
in different parts of the U. S. Large in
ducements offered to first class business
men. Permanent or temporary employ
ment given to those who have not had ex-
p%erience as statesmen or Book keepers.
Please apply in person Immediately to
W. D. BAKER. Warren, O.,
No. 6, Main ST.. up stairs.
Nov. 8-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

That is what will be said OF some per
son one OF these icy mornings; and then
it will be fortunate for him If he has an
Accident Policy. The compensation
will support him and family while he il
injured. Don't delay or you may 'sliT
up" and don't insure any where except
in the Columbus Company"
T. J. McLain & Son viii fix the pc.
pers out for you in just FIVE minutes.
Nov 8-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
NOTICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF C~oNPTE"LLER FTEE CUREEyC'

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF I'VE CUREESCY,A
WASHINGTON. Oct. Der 9Th 1855.
WHEREAS. by sarsftct'ry evidence presented to
the undersigned. 1t has been MADE 70 appear that
The Trumbull National Il JnE OF Warren' in the
town Of Warren, IN the County Of IrUmbul and
State Of Ohio. has been duly orEauized under and
according to the requirements of the Act Of Con
gress. entitled An Act 10 provide a National Cur
reBcy. scared hy a pied 20 Of United states bonds
and TO provide for tue circU stiOn and redemption
thereof approved Jane Sd. IS I and has complied
with ali tue provisions Of said Act required to nc
comp'itd with before commencing The business oi
Banking under said set.
Now. therefore J.. Fireman Clarke. Comptroller
o. the Currency. do hereby certify that The
Trumbull National Bank Of Warren, " IL the town
OF Warrcn. in the county O, Trumpull. and State
Of uhio, Is authorized 60 coma euce the business Oi
Banking urder tie act af Tcsgid.
lSEALl In estimorv whereof witness INV hand
and seal Of Office tn 9TH day of October, 1866
FREEMAN CLARK. COMPTROLLER.
Oct. g5-2m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Money Purse Lost,

a steel wire purse, containing Sl3 in
bills and a small amount of scrip. Also
contained a small belt buckle and two
gold rings. Lost on Market St, Warren.
On Tuesday, Nov. 7. The property Of g
young girl, whose circumstances make
the loss serious to her. The finder is re.
quested to leave at the Chronicle Office.
Nov. S-lw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
l ILLUSTRATORS SALE.

In pursuance % an oder Of the Probate Court
of ITumbull County. } will offer Ut public Sale Oh
the premises OIL THURSDAY. No. S0yh- next le-
tween the hOGTs uf enc AID four O'Clock p. VI. o.
s.id dag. the following reli estate. sItuatein Greene
TrumnUil County. Chro. ard T. OSu A. all OF lot
No 8, la section No 9. except is acres of from the
west side uf sad lot. containing g Sl-l0l seres O.
land be the same more or .ess- Ap Talsed al SS 20
per acre.
Ierus Of Sale. one third IN hand, the balance in
tEO eIusl snuual Iaym0nts.
LOUiEMA SFINN. ADMIR-. Of
~ANUEL 4. ShINN,G deed.
GEDFGE T. Bows, ATTY for Pet'r.
No. lst, iSi5-4w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Looking Glasses,

The Great American Looking Glass Co.
have established an agency at Andrews,
Weeks & Co., where a large and varied
assortment of glasses at wholesale and re-
tail will be kept constantly on hand at
manufacturers prices.
Nov. l-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

Life bath but shadows. save a p rumise given.
Which lights the future with a fadeless ray:
O., touch the ~scsptre."
Use DR.. D. H. Seelye's LIQUID cATARRH
.rRENEDY, and you will be able 10 join ir
the universal commentator Of this truly
invaluable specific.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Lost.

On Nov. Sd, between James Smiths in
Warren, and Southington center, or one
half mile South, a large pocket book con-
tanning $3.50 or there abouts. A liberal
reward viii be paid to the finder by leav-
ing it at my residence in Southington.
HORACE NORTON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
PTCTURESI PICTURESH

THERE is Great improvement in
Pictures as well as in every thing else. Il
SiIl be seeu by calling At Z. C. TAYLuR'S Picture
Rooms that he keeps Up with all 1.-THE Improvements
N rhe Art. He is making splendid Large Pictures
som the poorest DaguCIreOtypes AmbrOtypes or
Card Pictures. The smallest picture can be copied
and enlarged 10 lt- size. If desired. with splendid
effect ana without i1U>ing the smallest feature Of
The LIAcncss- Any persons having small Pictures
Jf absent or deceased friends, can now have them
enlarged auu done up in the very latest Styles
lie has the best Artist and ColOrist in the State en-
pluyed To color Pictures either 10 India Ink. Water
color or Oil, and httters himself. that his work
all compare favOrahly with any done = Eastern
Cities. Beis also pres areu to take Pictures from
lse. Of all sizes and styles from 5Ocis 20 $3.50. Hrs
Light Is one Ofthc hest in the County aud vas built
-xrresSly fer Card Photographic aud large Pict-
uT.s Any one Will see by examining his specimens
jnat they are as good As are made any where ana
YOU viii also see that they were made by him as
they are all familiar faces aud residents Of this
vicinity. ALSO:
| AmbTo-yTes Of al sizes and styles. He mas the
largest Stock Of Frames in town, for sale very low.
lie has just received q lot Of new styles Of Black
| Walnut and Rustic Frames. so fashionable in the
Eastern Cities All Persons wishing first Glass
Pictures or latest STILES OF frames had better give
him a call. Rooms over CranaGe and GilmOre's
shoe Store. Warren. o.
! March J.. 1876
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Farm Tor sale.

THE Undersigned being DESTROYS
to gnwe-t. offers TO sell his farm Of one hun
dred ana forty two acres. i uats H. GIstavus, one
mile north, and naif a mile west from the center
OF sa j township. About Glsy acres Uf said lands
are heavily tjWhcTed has - good bearing Orch
AID OF gratt's Iruit. with grapes. plans. pears.
&c. A good sell. finished f~.Enedh0use and barn,
and other OGt-'uJiliuVs: also good living wa,eT.
Terms of payment made easy
DAVID ALLEN.
Gustavus. Oct. E5.-Swe
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Euss Retnrned from TIE East.

Vautrot has just returned from the
Est with Is splendid stock Of Jevlrv.
Watches, Cutlery. ond Plated goods.
Nov I-3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
SEBneGltERg New.

The nrToscopic spectacle will suiJ al
kinds of eyes. Persons using glasses
will do we'll to ca;i a.
Nov. l-3v !. VAUTROT Il Cos.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Sewing Machines.

will sell .nd a-ilyss the a Howe Sew.
ing M,acninc ior $50. fn T~IumbuII. OF
Nahouiuc County. AMI warrant them ioI
70 year. ) j. CORBIN. Agent.
Nov. l-3N
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

maven
We call attention to the STATEMENT OF
this reliable corporation, published in to-
days paper. II is an old, we'll managed
Company, and has been represented in
Warren, for q number Of years. The
Agents are Messrs 7. j. McLain 4 Son.
Nov. l, lS65-lw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Farmington Seminary.

See the advertisement of this instjul.
ton in another column. We hope TO be
able to give . mora extended notice Of it.
great educational advantages in a future
issue.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
NTr. GarrIsOn,s Lecture.

Monday evening was perhaps the mos
inclement of the season, yet it did no
deter a large attendance at Webb's Hal
to hear the Hon. WILLIAM LLOYD CARR
SONS lecture on Our Country-Psst
Present and Future" Mr.. Garrison ha,
4 worldwide reputation as an uncompro
missing Ab0litionist, whose life long spe
eislity has been a~nti-slayery. OF course
it was expected that his lecture would
be mainly occupied with that subject
He briefly reviewed his career, and the
progress of ~anti-slavery in the country
lie had commenced amid e storm of brick
oats and rotten eggs and ended amid
shower Of b~oquets.
There were many very excellent point:
n the lecture, fOrcibly put, and which nc
nan could utter with better grace thar
Mr.. Garrison. We would like to NOTES
MS lecture more at length, but want Of
time precludes US.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Fruit Trees!

\ good assortment Of Apple Trees car
10 found Il mile from Warren. on the
river road. ~
VIM. HAPGOUD'S Nursery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Head Quarters, 5Lst Regt., 0. N. G.,

WEST FARHENeToS. oct. 18th. 1865.
sESEENH 5 y g e DEHS
Agreeaby 10 Set 90. Militia Law of Ohio, q
Court Of IIquiTN is hereby ordered a. be held
1t the C0urt House III Warren. TrumbaH Go.
Ohio. on Monday. New. 18th, 1865. at 10
O'Clock, 4. u.
The io!i.wiug named commissioned officers will
constitute the curt:
LIEUT. CD. { IS. Taylor, Presto f Court.
Capt F. Z. HHtchiBs, Co. A.,
r. o. SWiHdf er, D..
J. ~. Jackson, 9,
A " wilson. " D.,
i" James McGrOth, =" r.,
" LYMAN I SOGls. =,
Il. Il Durham. G..
1st Lieut. II. 4. Lee Ii.
When organized. all members absent from any
Company or bait Hon Duli Or Muster or other
dury prescribed by the MiiIia Law. occurring since
tine last meeting of The Co1rt. shsli appear and
presei ttbs IT eXcuses for such a5s nee Every rer-
son who shsil IA 20 appear IS Aforesaid. aud de-
mand q Trial by jury. Fil be deemed To have
waived any other. ur further triai Of his delin-
qui .rIes-
Company Commaudants will report in writing to
the Court, the names 0f Cbsente-s from Company
DTil OF other duty, and Keen a correct account Of
members who a .Tear 81 Company or Battalion
Drill Without uniform. By Urder
A. W. GILES, H.R. HATCH.
Act. Adjt. Gel. COmd G.
] Nov, Isl, ls6j-2W,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
WARES RETAIL MARKET.
Local Notices.
Only Forty Dollars.

You can by a good second hand Sew
ing Machine. wsrrented one year, for for.
tv dollars. at
FIELD & TURNER'S Clothing Store,
Nov. S-lw No. II, Main St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
THE UNDERSIGNED has been
CLEVELAND AND
HaHoniBg Rail Road Company

T~REAsUBRE's 0FFICE, CLEVELAND.
October 22ri, 1856
4 Dividend uf four per. cent, tree
n Of Government Tax has been declared BY the
Board Of Directors on the full shares Of the esp
.tai Stock Of this Company. payable on the 10th
sy af November next AZ this Office.
The transfer hooks viii be closed on the Slst inst.
ard opened on the 1lth Of November
Nov. I. ,Sf5-SU. GEO. MYGATT, Treas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

New Crop Illinois Timothy Seed
just received at
HOYT & STATIONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
TACHMEN

Martin L. Suits. Plait'E Before Aimop 2
The Dalton oil Co. Doft.l Peace. Of Warren.
Township, hum NIL County. ohio.
On the Ilth day # October. A. d. lS5. said JUS
leo Issued an order of attainment in the above
'r'i0H. for the sum of tweptv-forr. H-lf0 dOllars
MARTIN l.. STULTS.
Warren. Nov. 7. Isfj-2w.
THE UNDERSIGNED has been
{ dolly auprinjri AID qualified as Administra-
,or apon the Estate III John Booth, lste ofLibe-ty,
lrar bnll County. Ohio. decreased.
Nov. I.-Gws SINGLETO~ KING.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Hoop Skirts.

Just received Forty Dozen of our cole
hrated Wire Extension Skirts. manui9c-
tured from "a new Patent Double refined
flexible steel of I'll sizes and Stvlas
ANDREWS. WEEKS s Co.
Nov. I-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
The Florence Sewing Machine

HOUSEHOLD necessity
II /; mas taken the fist premium wherever l.
mas been exhibited. no otLtr machine does as
great a variety Of work. It makes four different
tuchcs. the lock, knot. double lock ana doubls
Knot on one aud the same machine. livery ma
chine has the reversible feed motion. 1t Is almost
uiSeless- l. does not require finer thread on the
uUCeT than upper side. and will sew across the
.~cavic>t seams. or from one 70 more thicknesses Of
10th NitaOut change Ct needle tension or thread,
Ii does not draw tain, fine goods down through the
lit OF work plate, nor drop n stitch in turning 8
corner. II is the only machine having 8 change
less .ensiou. For further information, sample sew
ing. Ec., address
J. E. BROCEWAY.
0ralgeYille, o. Ag't for Trum. Co.
Nov. l.-6WH