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COUNTY OF HARTFORD. &C.

The Charter, or Act Of Incorporation Of said
Same as before filed. ~
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Dairy Farm wanted,

b. a practical Cheese Maker, for the purpose of
making Cheese and Butter. in all its branches, for
n term of from three to five years. Any person de-
string to rent his farm will please drop 9. line to
SIS. STEWART,
Poaresburg. Union Co., O.
Good reference with terms.
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Salesman Wanted.

Ma. H. WEBB, General Agent for "Histo
Seventh Ohio Regiment, wants one hundred melt
Orthwith. to sell this work throughout the State OIL
Ohio. A liberal salary via be paid to good, relia-
BILE business men, Address Lock Box 40, Cleve-
land, Ohio. --
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Lost. t7ss' i'y' t
A Siberian Squirrel Fur Collar was lost on
Saturday evening, on the Bazetta road, or
betweenlt and the house of Ira Fuller.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at
the store of Parks & VENT.
Feb. Z, 1S66-1w# a.
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HOW I GOT MARRIED.

Asplendid, original and true story. written ex-
Dressiy for the NEW YORK WEEKLY MAGAZINE, by
4 gentleman Of great experience, who knows all
IN ins and outs, and who viii give more infOrma-
lion about the Straight and crooked ways of that
celebrated street than has been ever published
10 be completed in afeW weeks. AS the Magazine
Is stereotyped, back numbers can be supplied at
ten cents each. All news dealers should have the
magazine, but-when they are not accessible, we
haVethe f0llOwing-eash in advance
TERMS.
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George L. Wood offers for sale his place, con
tanning II acres, good house. barn, orchards. fruit
large and small. in great variety, situate near tn
Trumbull County Far Grounds. Enquire of
JACOB III. BALDWIN,
Jan 10 If Real Estate Agent, Warren, o..
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The Dental Rooms of DR.. Spelman have
been removed to Anderson & Rupp's new
block, on Main Street.
Feb. 7-3w.
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-sNOwILay Me Down to sleep.

q. F. Clark, the agent for this touching
picture, 'The ehild's Prayer which has
been uniformly praised by people wherever
exhibited, will call upon our citizens with It
in a few days, for the purpose of receiving
subscriptions
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Valuable Property for sale.

Having ben burnt out we expect a prompt set
Element wit all persons indebted TO us
Jan. 3l-E WARREN mcLAIN
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Town and County.


The Chance
For Over Coats, Wrapper and Drawers
and Fir Caps, at COST, is still good at.
REED & ADAMS.
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Go to your banquet then. but use delight,
So as TO rise still with an appetite.

Appetite is usually capricious from
other causes, one of which is cATARRH.-
Use DR.. d. H. Seelye's LIQUID cATARRH
REMEDY, which will remove the cause and
effect a permanent cure.
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he IRHf
CLOSING OUT SALE

STUETz & HOLLAND, Compelled
~ BY the fire, have moved to Main Street. where
they are now Offering their entire Stock of Goods
az cost, containing Stoves. Stove Furniture. Brass
and a full assortment Of Housekeepers' Goods too
numerous to mention.
hemembe these goods must be sold during the
next sixty days and the next thirty al cost.
Sign OF the Red Flas. opposite Truesdale &
ToWasend's Furniture Rooms, Main Street. War
req. OaIos SIULTZ & HOLLAND.
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Press for Sale.

"A double medium, Washington patent
24x36 Printing Press for sale. In com
plete working order. Enquire at the
Chronicle office. tt.
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Local and Personal.

Several letters from the Townships caml
too late for this issue.
DR.. Hughes, the woman murderer, is 10 b
hanged on Friday, in Cleveland. Gen. Coz
has refused to commute the sentence.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of CAREY G. Reed, Esq, of farms and town
property, for sale.
We call the attention of all desiring a
pleasant and profitable employment to the
advertisement in-this paper headed @S15oO
per year"
i'm Geauga county, they are agitating
the building ofarailroad from gainesville to
Chardon. The grading and bridging over
a great part of the road is already done.
Farmers who make a thousand dollars
worth of cheese in yesr are required, by a
recent decision of the Commissioner of in
ternal revenue, to take out a Manufacturers
License.
"A correspondent in Fowler has doubts
about the pair of yearling steers, belonging
to Mr.. Brockway, of Hartford, weighing
1857 pounds, as published last week. He
also doubts about there being an engine at
Niles with sirty feet strokei His inored-
ulity is alarming. If he viii call we can
show him the documents
The almanac tells us that on the evening
of March Both, there will be a total eclipse of
the moon. The time will be very favorable
for observation, as 1t begins at five minutes
past nine O'Clock, Is at its total at twelve
minutes past ten. and begins to disappear at
ffty-one minutes past eleven. 1t is visible
throughout the United States.
Last Friday was Candlemas Day, or in
vulgar parlance, 'eGround Hog Day." when,
according to tradition, the subterranean quad
ruped indicates the probable character of the
following six weeks. If he sees his shadow,
he returns to winter quarters again, other
wise he stays out and breaks the icy letters
of winter. As he had a chance in the morn
ing of seeing the sun, the sign is against a
short winter. Present experiences is in ia
yer of the ground hog theory.
. The following named parties in this
tow and county, had money and goods de-
stroyed in the o. S. Express Cos car which
was burned on the Erie Road, on the night
of Jan. 80.
T. ]. Nolan & Son $500 q. S. Bonds.
Peck & Bro. 1 box dry goods.
Hoyt & Stratton 8 boxes goods.
NJ. H. Latin l pail.
We learn from Mr.. Doud, agent of the o.
S. Express Co, in this place, that the losses
viii be promptly paid by the Company.
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i'm Geauga county, they are agitating
the building o~farallroad from gainesville to
Chardon. The grading and bridging over
q great mart of the road is already done.
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A valuable farm of 40 acres viii be sold to the
highest bidder. on the 10th inst, situate in Far
mington. Call on Elmina P Robe, in Pennington.
or John NJ. Stall. Warren.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.

JOLUNBUS, o.. JANUARY ll,Io0o-
Il Is hereby CERTIFIED. that the forging is q correct
COPY of the Statement of Condition of the CHARTER
OAK FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD. made to and filed IN this ONCE. for the
year 1866.
SEAL Wines, my hand and Seal officially.
Is Cent Stamp.J JAMES Il. GOODMAN;
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Farmers who make a thousand dollars
worth of cheese in a yesr are required, by a
recent decision of the Commissioner of in
ternal revenue, to take out a Manufacturers
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E~Drs. HazIett & Barbour vail be
at Warren, National House, Wednesday
and Thursday, February 18th and 10th.
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Farm for Sale.

Hon. George F. Brown has not yet sold his Res
dence or out lot. Enquire of John NJ. Stull.
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--latest and Best
Ladies Call

So all say who see-Adams' Washer, on ex-
hibition at Kings store, Main Street.
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bSpecimen copies sent BY mail on receipt Of ten cts
AZ ITS SUCcEss.--This Magazine has so exactly
met a great public want. that TWENTY THOTS-.
AND COPIES ARE NOW PRINTED. with every
prospect If ayGstly greater edition as soon IS the
public is generally aware Of It's merritt.
Address o. II. BAILEY * 20.
Publishers n. Y. WEEKLY MAGAZINE.
No. Z hi St. n, Y.
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Gard.

F. .aS L-
Miss Forman returns her sincere thanks to the
citizens of Warren for their kindness to her since
the fire. She would begleavs to state that she can
for the present and until further notice. be found
at the residence of Mrs. Bennett, opposite the Bap-
tist Church. IS
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Local Notices.


Go and see it.
The new Washing Machine, at Kings
Jewelry Store, Main st.
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be Beaf.

The aNe Plus Ultra washer on exhibi.
ton at Kings Jewelryrstore, Warren. o.
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ESPDrs. HazIett & Barbour will be
at Warren, National House, Wednesday
and Thursday, February 18th and 10Th.
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New. Nice and UsefuI.

One of Shaw & Clark's Sewing Maehin es can be
seen at the CHRONICLE OFFICE. Ifyou want a rea-
sonable priced, neat, reliable, beautiful and dura-
BILE Sewing Machine. call and see the one at this
Office. There is a chance for a bargain. If
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HOusekeepers a word for You.

You can buy Pure Ground Spices. Gin
namon, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, Black
Pepper, &c, &C.. all of our own grinding,
at HOYT IL STATIONS,
Main Street.
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ESTATE FOR SALE

CONTAINING TEN ACRES OF
LAND Situated about one hundred rods
South of Great Depot at LeaTittsburg. on. the
road leading from leavittsburg TO the centre of
Lordstown. and lately owned by Aaron Stroup, de-
ceased. On the place is 4 comfortable house, good
we'll Of water. a suficiency of timber and wood.
and an almost newly picketed garden. 1t would
be a desirable place for a boarding house for rail-
road employees,
west of the Court house, on the west side Of the
river. with three acres of land, on which IS a gar
den and a great variety Of the choicest Of Fruit
also aeoOd barn, hepnery. arc. 1also offer for sale
fifteen acres of land lying on what Is called the
new Parkman road, about q mile from the village
of Warren, with wood and some Timber on the
back part OF it. 1t wOuld be a desirable lott to build
on.
/ also offer six forty acre lots in Guthrie County,
Iowa, forty miles faOm the State Capital. The lots
all lie joining each other in good shape for a farm,
and near the NM RsiTead now being built. In
this County arethebestfaciIie for schO ling that
can be found in Western Iowa.
FIhslahd viii be sold II a bargain, and on long
credit. II desired, OrEil be exchanged for a small
farm in this County, or for a house and lot in a
plea SAINT village. L viii sellit in lots or alltOgeth-
er. as may suit the purchasers.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber,
in person or BY letter Address Box 900. Warren,
o. II GARRY Q. REED.
w., n TeL = 1896 2w
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THE NEW YORK

WEEKLY
of As Pages, Is published-in season to be re-
eeiyad in nearly all parts of the uni ed States East
of the Rocky Mountains, on every Saturday OF Its
ERATURE, SCIENCE and Arr. It Will contain:
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chow IMADE A FORTUNE IN WALL ST."
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Removal.

At Kings Jewelry Store and see the cell
ebrated new Washing Machine.
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JOSEPH Il. SPRAGUR, President
and JAMES GOODMAN, Secretary of the CHARTER
OAK FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Company,
being severalIy sworn, depose and say. that the
foregoing IS full, true and correct statement Of
the affairs of the said Company. that the said In
surance Company is the bona fed owner Of at least
enc hundred thousand dollars of actual
Cash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds. or in
MOrtgagesOn Real Estate. worth doubleth amount
for which the same IS mOTtgaged; and that they
are the above described Officers of said Insurance
JOSEPH H. SP2AGUE, President
JAMES GOODMAN. Secretary.
tSis 15tS s 5a8 9 sFg gan6 SsI2Ig ig @s' IszAL-l
VIM. HAMSLEY, a COm'r for the
Five Cent Stampl State Of Ohio.
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Butter and Cheese Markets.

CLEVELAND, Feb 5.-Butter-choice firm at 500
sc; common to good held at 30927. Cheese-frm
l5g20c for the range.
NEw YORK, Feb 5.-Butter-20933e for for Ohio,
and z09SS for State. Cheese duh at 136191kc.
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For New Advertisement see second
and third pages.
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REDrs. Hazlett & Barbour will be
at Warren, National House, Wednesday
and Thursday, February 18th and 10th.
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Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, (as per accompanying
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OF
To eDue o. The S1adqy of January 1861.
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE.

" OFFICE o. THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
S. CGMMTu. Oma January 1866
Wyrpv,sT beN OrfbA American Fire nSurane COmpan Iceia Haufr3n Ha
State Of Conneci@s has Ldn this o6cess wms 1ts9eo Of &c ESnSStGa SIeWrei by thef first
S6Ts reH That It'll poSexei of at least OeH HUNDRED thousand Dollars Of CtT CSI
stock or Bonds. ornM Mortgages of Real Estate worth double the amount for which thu
G@mefs notgssdN and whereas said Company has filed nhB Office Enuen instrument under its
GmnHeEa al signed by the President and SaIayh thereof authorizing any gntOre gents said
in this state to eknOElese service process. trandm behalf 1&5 Compy.a according
u" NTT EWyoRE In usuaum of the fts ecion Of aid act JAMES H. GOODMAN AnHuoro Of
00 oh hereby certify that said North American Fire nsuraRz CO.oanV "a
authorized Wh transact tn business of Fire. nsunneein hE States until he hnbfst If Jaamy in
| n WHnesw 6GeOff have baSmO subscribed my name and caused the seal y my Office to be at
fxei tn day and year abyew written JAMES X GOODMAN ~
SEAL Auditor oShte
Jan 24 3w .- WHLTTLESY ADAMS, Agent, WARREN, OHIO,
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OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

~ will sell. at public auction, atmy residence,
and a half miles north of Newton Falls. on
Wednesday, , ebruary l4th. 1866. all my personal
consisting Of Horses. Cows, Sheep. Hay,
Oats. Buggies, Wagons, Sleds. Harness, Moving
Machine, Household Furniture, besides large lot
Of Farming Tools and other articles too numerous
to mention. Sale to commence alto O'Clock, A NJ.
Feb Z lie MATTHIASCHRISTY.
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d. J. CALDWELL. Sup't.


GAP PALS FOR SALE.
- W B-G61ton & Co have a large stock of SAP
PALS on hand and for sale
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
Union Party Platform.

Resolved, That we, the delegates TO
this Convention, representing the Union
Party of Nebraska, are in favor of
immediate State organization, for the
reasons :
EirSt-That in our judgement, il will
tend TO promote the speedy settlement of
the Territory, and to develop ius material
growth and prosperity.
&cOnd-That it will place under the
control Of the people our School Lands,
and thereby largely contribute 10 reduce
taxation for the support Of our Common
School system.
Tird-Thst il will enable Nebraska
20 select the Public Lands which the
General Government has proposed TO
grant TO her for a State University. Agri-
cultural College, State Buildings, and for
the Development of our mineral resOur-
ces, before all the valuable lands within
our limits stall have been absorbed by
foreign spectators, and by the location of
Agriculture. College SCRIP issued to other
States.
FouFh-That the increased revenue
which may be derived from the taxation
of the properly of fereIgn corporations,
from which no revenues have heretofore
been received would more Ihan compen.
safe for the increased expenses incident to
State Government
Resolved, That while we are in favor Of
this MEASURE for the reasons above assign
ed. and for many others which we might
mention, we DO not regard the question Of
State organization as in any proper n
a party issue. but on the contrary, as a
question to be decided by each individual
citizen in accordance with his best Judge
ment. Submitted as it was by the joint
action of Republicans and Democrats, we
regard il as purely a question of local pO-
licy, which every voter must beside for
himself, without regard to his political
antecedenis or attachments.
Resolved, That The party which has
triumphantly sustained and indicated
the Government of the United States, and
carried il safely through four years of
sangUiDary war, waged by the enemies of
civil and religious liberty ives it to itself,
TO its cherished principles and TO humani-
~ 10 secure liberty and equality before
the law, 10 all men.
Resolved, That we hereby pledge our
selves TO render a hearty and earnest sup
Fort to the nominees of IhIs Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
Ths Ns5ra.Es Siaissman S gOing il

The NebrGskG SfotesmGn is going il
heavy for State, and
srEhen Ajax strives sone rocks vast weight 70 throw
He seldom fails, you know" or, Ieastwsys he says 50.
But il IS very doubtful if even be has
the ability to raise to a respectable dig
pity some of the men on tie Democrats
Ticket. which he is attempting 70 carry
with the Constitution.
His attempt minds US Of some boys we
Oncs saw flying a large kite, and ''just
FOR tie SPORT tied an unlucky purp onto
the tail Of the kite ; then n of the
snaughty" "made a splendid run 5" the
kite rose about ten feet when the puTp's
-'hoIt broke and the kite sailed onward
and upward, successfully; just as Ne
braska's State Constitution will. without
the awkward and '.inUOluHtdry' append
age saught to be affixed by Ajax. Of the
Statesmen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
Colorado.

Colorado has passed the Rubicon /!
"and all the clouds that lowered upon our
house" are fading away like mist before
the morning sun; never to be missed in
Nebraska's onward progress toward her
true position as one of the States in the
Union. Buta few short weeks ago the
"softs'-i. e. anli-Siaie men-gloried
over he fact of the Senate's refusal to
pass to a third reading the Bill 10 admit
Colorado. and claimed hat Nebraska
would fare es Colorado did; this we de-
sire the "softs" to remember
On the 24th the Bill for the admission
was taken up By the Senate. and by a
vote Of Is to Is the former vOte to re-
ject was reeOnsidered. Sumner then in
trOduced an amendment providing that
the bin should not take effect until the
people Of Colorado had bya popular vote
decided that ''lhere shall be no denial of
elective franchise or any other right on
account Of color or race" This amends
ment was rejected by the overwhelming
vOte Of q nays TO 2 ayes.
After considerable discussion, the vote
Gu The passage of the Bill to admit Col
OradO as one Of the States Of the Union
wa, taken, and the biIPpassed' Is yeas
TO Is nays.
To appreciate Alright this vote as a
criterion TO Judge Of Nebraska's pros
poets BY, il should be remembered lha.
ColOrudo's Constitution contains the word
s'whi,e," that this vote was taken under
the conviction that her population had de-
creased one-half since the passage of the
Enabling Act, and the Constitution was
sdop,ed by the people by only l55 ma
jOrisy. The first Of these objections only
nav Be urged against Nebraska, and BY
,he fate Of Summers amendment may
Be seen bow this objection viii fare in
our case.
This bill viii yet have TO pass the
House. which il viii doubtless DO by a
pucA larger majority Than il received IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

We notice among cur eastern ex.
changes a very good idea being adEane-
ed which. it seems to Us. might be adopt
ed in Nebraska. Ii is the planting Oul
in the country, and even in cities, fruit
trees for shade and ornament. They can
be Proeured as cheap as ornamental for
est trees, and many varieties would pro-
juce as good shade, and for the Orna
ment, the apple tree can be trimmed up
as shapely as any other tree; and what
can imagination suggest more Ornamen-
tai To the eye and palate Of a foot sore
and thirsty traveller, or TO the poor and
needy, ''whOm ye have always in your
midst" than a tree full of lushiOus ripe
fruit, free as the mercy Of the giver of
all good, and healIhful as the unfOrbid-
den fruit of Eden. Co uld makind gen.
orally take one step which would tend
more than another 10 bring about the
~mellenium, it would be for every one
able 10 10 plant out some fruit trees along
the highways for shade, ornament and
the benefit of the poor and weary. We
hope and pray our farmers and citizens
over the whole Territory will carry out
the idea 70 some extent, and In a few
years Nebraska, with her cheap lands.
salubrious climate and free fruit, wall be
be pointed out as the garden spot Of
America, and the "blOck SO long rejected,
will become the chief corner stone" of
the Union. Try it all; fear not mis-
chievOus boys the moral influence upon
the rising generation will amply repay
the uiaing outlay; a generous act like
this would destry the sweetness of 'ssOlen
fruit. and waplOn feeling 10 destroy; be-
aides the saving Of the fruit in your
enclosure, the noble generosity Of the
deed will amply reward the outlay. Do
not wait for your neighbOr to begin, for
thus you may take sluggishness or ava
for your guide.