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HOUSE.

The House passed the following bills /:
For the protection of school houses, pun
ishing damage done to school houses.
their books, furniture, &C., with fine and
Imprisonment, or both to authorize so,
cieties for savings 10 buy land and erect
buildings thereon for their own use; to
amend the act for the relief of the poor,
giving township trustees in counties
where there are no infirmaries the powers
of infirmary directors in relation to the.
poor; to provide that turnpike or plank
road companies that have neglected or
abandoned their roads for one year shall
be considered as having forfeited their
corporate privileges, and their roads may
be declared free turnpikes, &c. r-F
The House spent most of the afternoon
in committee of the whole on the bill to
provide for the appointment of railroad
commissioners, without completing the
consideration of it. An amendment-w was
proposed providing for the election of
the commissioners by the people instead
of their appointment by the Governor.
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SAGE.


~ Henry Shafer VS. John R. Sbafer. ct al Orls,
of sale in partitiOn-rrumball Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sac issued out Of the
Court Of COmm"n Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio,
ia the above casa. s7d TO ne directed and deliver
cd. l shall exDOs- 10 1nbitc sale at Ih- south door
of lhe court house IL warIen in said County. on
Saturday, the 2Ist day fAPriI. 1866
and between the hours of one and four o'clock P.
N Of said dty the following deser bed real es-
tate, u Wit: situate in lot No. III in the township
Of Champion, Trumball County. 0hiOs beEinning
81 a stake in the west line OF lot No. III g chains
and 50 links south from the north west corner
thereof; thence east parallel with the north line
OF said lot IS chains and 10 inks; thence south 1e
ehalns and 70 LINKS to 4 corners thence west 30
chains and = links TO a corner; thence north 10
chains and 70 LINKS to the place of beginning: con-
aiming 35 3U-l00 acres IF land, be the same more
or less, being the same premises set OF to
Elizabeth Shafer as dover in the estate Of William
Shafer. deceased Appraised at l&0.oo Terms,
one third In hand. and one third each in one and
two years. with interest, secured BY mortgage on
said premises. SETH W.. LAIRD Sheriff
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Ohio. March q. 1875 So
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Col. Parker, the Chief of the Seneca
Indians, who is on Gen. Grants staff, and
who has been employed as engineer up
on some of the most important public
works of the country, studied law about
twenty years ago, but was excluded from
the oar because of his eolor.
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Every Family at this Season should use b.
SPEERS SAMBURG PORT WINE.
Celebrated ia Europe for Us medicinal and bene-
fetal qualities. highly esteemed by eminent Physi-
clans. in European and American Hospitals. and
by some Of the first families in Europe and Amer
lea.
It has no equal. causing Oh appetite and building
NJ. the system. being entirely pure wine Of a most
valuable grape.
As 4 pIURETIC
1t imparts = healthy action Of the Glands. Kid
neys. and Urinary Organs. very beneicialin Drop
81, Cont and Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is a pure article from the juice of the Port Grape.
possessing medical properties SUPERIOR 10. any 9TH
er wine Ia use. aid an excellent article for weak
and dehilitated persons. and the aged and iOhrm.
inhroving the appetite and banefiting ladies and
children. Tn u ones and bOa IciH not be ID ecefDed-
TO Be sure that the signature Of ALFRED SPEER
is ov~rthe cork Of eseh bottle.
sold BY Anderson L R9pp. Warren, 0hio. who
also sell the CASTELEA. PORT BRANDY. a
choice old article. imported only by Mr.. Speer
direct from Oportn.
Trade supplied by Strong 4 Armstrong;, Cleve-
land OHIO: the Fahnestocks and K y. Sellers.
Pittsburg. Pa: by Wholesale dealers in New YORK
and Philadelphia, and by A. PEER. at bis vine
yard in New Jersey.
Principal ONCE. 2s Br -adway. New York.
March % 1896 On
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Newton Falls. March Is, 1856 2t*
NALEOF

~ Notice is hereby given that. in pursuance of
an order of the Probate Court for TrumbuIl Caua-
~. l will offer for sale. at the pTemises. on the Sd
day of April. 1886. between the hours of Twelve
and tEO O'Clock, r. NJ. of said day TO the highest
bidder. the following described real estate, situate
in Johnston township COUNT. Ohio
and Is known as lot seven in the first division.
bounded as follows: On the south by The highway
leading from the Centre Of Johnston to Warren -
on the east and north by lands OF J. W jackson (;
on the west by lands Of Z. Dunbar and the grave
yard, and eOnia ms nine acres of LAID. Terms
made known on day Of sale. Appraised at S405.
JAMES NJ. PL ANT,
Canadian of W. B.. Plant, James NJ. Plant md
Z. Plant March g 1856 II
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G. Hosaphat has a plan for paving off
the public debt. His proposition is to
convert the whole Of it into greenbacks,
and keep them in circulation till they
wear out.
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CHERRIES SALE

y George W Crawford VS. J. N. Ward. In Trum-
bull COmu-on Pleas.
By virtue o. an order issued ont of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Trumbon County. Ohio, in the
above case. and to me directed and delivered. I
shall expose to public sale at the south door OF the,
Gout House in Warren, in said C0urty. on
Saturday. the 2ist day OF April next,
And between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
of said day. the following described real estate, to
Wit Sitaated 10 Mecca township, and known as
part of ,Ot No. y. in Ely tract, so called, and
bounded as follows: beginning at the north east
corner of said lot No. u. aud runuing along the
line of tract. on | { u. to the centre of an Al
ley Of 80 feet in vi It'll, said line being 81 75-lGG
rods; q enee west along said alley far enough ~ a
running parallel with the east line to She
highway on the north. to make Two and ORe-half
acres Of land. and is also known n - the east part of
small lot No. as surveyed by Thomas Fisher
see Book Of Maps of rTumhul County, Ohio. Ap-
praised to be worth Sl45. Terms cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD Sheriff.
sherif's Office. Warren, o. March n 1875
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The Ci%rcleville TO- Union says that in
one school district in that county, at a
rat hunt, 2,20S rats were killed in ten
days, every man in the district participa-
ting.
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In Rhode Island, the Union men have
put up a. candidate without a platform,
and the Democrats have put forward o
platform without a candidate.
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From Columbus.
CoLUNBUs, March %
SENATE. =

SENATE.
In the Senate to-day the following bills
were passed: To amend the act for the
prevention of immoral practices; prohib
iting wrangling aud improper conduct at
postofices; TO amend the act directing
the name Of serving mesne processes
against railroad companies, authorizing
the service to be made Of any agent of 8
railroad in the township or county where
he may be found. Passed both Houses.
Most of the afternoon was spent in COM
mittee of the whole on the appropriation
bill without completing the consideration
of IL.
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NOTICE.

ID The Commissioner OF TrumbuI County viii
be at Walnut Greek. neas Haeonshurg, on the ll'h
day Of April, 1896. to let the job of furnishing ma
terials ahd bGilding two abutments for 3 bridge
q ross said Walnut Greek. Letting 70 take place
be xeen the hours of 10 o'clock n and o'clock
P. n. AARON DAVIS,
H. 7. MASON.
Ok. W0LC0fT.
Warren. March p 1855 3w Co COn'E.
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For Sale by all Principal Dealers.
Warren. March 7 1865 II
NOTICE

NOTICE.
IN To Hiram G. Soule. Charles B~oardman. Ia
mer L nm - linn. Richard W.. smith, Henry
y, Msrwin. Wiliism H0ward. John Leonard. Ly-
man 7. Soule and Max Ames: You will take no
tice that on the 6fth dav Of March. A D. 1886 the
undersisn q fed his petition in tb- Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of 7 umbUll County. Ohio. where the
same IS now pending demanding partition IF the
following premises to wit: llLs numbers Is 3. Is
q and and the north half of lot IS d, in the vii
lsgs of Newton FAILS. Trumball County. State Of
ohio. as designated by the recorded plat of said
village, The und-rsigred demands that partition
be made of said premises as follows:
To the undersigned AMI to the said Hiram C.Soule,
Charles BOardman Tanner Linn. Richard W.
Smith. Henry N. MerYin and William Howard,
each oue-eigh'h part Of said premises; 70 saidJ0hn
Leonart One-sixtesnth; ard to Lyman 7. Soule
and Mark Ames e.eh one thirtypecoud Part Of said
premises. Said cause Will be for hearing ar the
next tenn Of said Court- MI. HIGGINS.
BY Hutehins 4 FOrrist. Att'ys.
March I l266 6W
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DARN SALE.

I will sell my place. situated in Weathsrs-
field township. Ohio. one mile west Of Miles. on
the road leading from Miles 10 Warren, containing
100 acres. well adaDtei To grain CT grass. we'll wat
cred. good orchard: one barn and other out bull
dinRs: about IS acres Of timbsr. the balance good
tillable lard. For further particulars inquire Of
CHAS. A WYE, Wealth -rs6eld, D.
March Z Inns NATHAN DRAPER.
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DEATHS.


In Vernon. March 10Th LUCINDA SPONSLER.
wife Of Reuben Sp%onsier, aged 81 years aud 8
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Warren. March 2l 1886 sv
a NICE THINGI

N Is the Patent Masia Binder. You can bind 8
shes, Of musis in half a minute 1t keeps it clean
and in good order, and can De used the same as any
music book, You ought to get one at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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T EGALNOTJCR

IL Dean Pray. Jeremiah Wheeler. George e.
weeks and II. King will take notice that on the
2i day OF March. 1866. Chandler HieHax fled
against Them IN the court OF Common Pleas of
Trumbuli County. ohio. his petition, allied Sing
that on the 4th day of OetOOer, 1865. sail plaintiff
sold to said defendants twenty acres of land in lot
ship of Mecca. aud forty one ~forty-six hundredths
acres in lot one. subdivision two. section one in
Bristol township. both being in the County Of
TrumbulI. an particularly described in said petit
Il IN that OF the purchase money of said lands
there is still due pl ,intif from defendants s.. 30t IS.
and interest from January LIST, 1876. Plaintiff asks
JUDGMENT against defendants for said sum. and thar
sud lauds be sold TO satisfy such Judgment. De-
PENDANTS are required to answer said petition by
the 18th day of May. A. d. 1866.
TAYLOR & JONES.
March q lS666w Att'ys for PPf.
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BIRTHS.

ss- Notices of Marriages. Death and Births viii
not be published. unless the persons sending them
give us their names. re-
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A natural deposit of gold has been discOv-
cred in New jersey, Passaic and Sussex
counties, of an average yield Of S2S per tun.
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CHERRIES SALE

GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Peter Shafer vs. Lorenzo Fairbanks. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of said
Court in the above case. and to me directed and
delivered. l shall expose to public sale ct the south
door of the Court House 10 Warren. in said Conn
", on
Saturday. the 2sth day of April next.
And between the hours Of one % and fou- a
DEL ok P. NJ Of said day. the following described
real estate 10 vi: Situa e IN the tOWnshipPf krs-
tot. County Of aud State of Ohio, bound
ed and described as follows: Commencing at the
centre Of ths highway on the township line be-
tween Meec4 snI Bri,tOl at the southeast corner
of lands of james @ Mahany: thence along the
south line Of said Mshany's land TO lands Of Chas.
Merrill; thence south TO the highSay TO the eGt
line of Bristol township; theme north on The town
ship lie TO the place Of beginning: containing
seventy-eight acres Of land. more or less. Also
One other piece. bounded an described as follows;
CONNIE cling at the southeast corner OF tue above
deS -ribed premises; thence west along the eenrr-
Of the highway to lands Of Brooks; thence south
along the essr line of said Brooks land to the
lands of David d.. SlAfe-: thence east along the
north line of said Skaters land to the centre OF
the riShway on the east line Of said BristOl:-
thence nortn on the east line Of SAID township to
the place Of beginning; containing siXty acres Of
land, be the same more or less ApDUrised az s.
Terms cash. SETH NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
SheFifs Office, Warren, o. March y 1856 5W
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CHEAP STONES!

CTULTZ g. HOLLAND are selling
\ , Stoves at from three to seyen dollars less than
they can he bought for at any other place in War
rem. Those wanting stoves or Tinware this Spri e
sh"uld give them an Early call. rs their goods
must be sold within the next ten days.
Their place OF business, since the FIRE. is on the
east side of Main Street opposite Truesdel &
TOwnsend's Ware Rooms.
Mnrch % 1SsE II
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DirecfOrs.


Hon. GALUSHA A. GROW, Reno, Pa.
Late Speaker of the u. s. House Of Reps. p
Hon. c. r. RANSOM. BosrOs. Mass.
us. Bank Commissioners for New England.
Hon. SIDNEY DEAN. lPROyIDENCE, RI.
Late NJ. C.-Editor Of the Providence Press.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, ESQ. New YORK Cry.
President of the Central National Bank.
fLUCIEN Ii. CULVER, ESQ. NEW YoRK CRY.
Of Culver. Penn K Co.. bankers.
Hon. AUGUSTUS FRANK, WARSAW, ". Y.
Mem. of II. r, So h. 37th and SSth Congress.
Major JOHN U. WILSON. MADIsOS, ISD-
Late Of the United States Army.
Hon THOMAS ! SrANFIELD. SOUTH BEND, IYD
Pres't of toe First National Bank of South Bend.
Hon. CHARLES V. CULVER. FkASLIS, Pa.
of Culver. Penn & Co.. and Mem of Congress.
ALEX. BRADLkY, ESQ. PITTsBuRG. Pa.
Pres't of Tradesmen's Nat. Bank Of Pitisburg.
JOSHUA DOUGLASS. ESQ, MEADTILLR, p.
Pres't Of the National Bank of Crawford Co. Pa.
Col JAMES H. EN-, CHICAGO, LIT. III
President Of the Third National Bank, Chicago.
GEORGE Il. REA, ESQ. ST. LoUIs. Mo-.
President Of second National Sank OF st. Louis.
Trustees of the Fund.
Hon. JOHN j CISCO, New York City.
Of John J. Cisco 4 Sons, Bankers. and late AS
tant Treasurer of the U. ;. at New York. a.
DEFINING DUER. New York City.
Of James G. Kings Sons. Bankers.
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General Agent.

J.. G. BurLER. ESQ. Gate Sheriff is General Bust
n ess Agent for the Western Reserpe ChrOEiete. Mr.
Butler is authorised to obtain subscriptions, Job
Work and Adverting.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

GHEklftS SALE.
y E.R Moaat rs Chauncey MOfst. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of said
Court. in the above case. and to me directed and
delivered. I have levied upon and shall expose to
public sale at the door of the Court House. in the
toE1ship Of Wa-ren. in said County Of Trumbul
saturday. the 9TH day of April, 1855.
between the hours Of one and four o'clock P. NJ
of I'D day, the following real estate. to wit stu
aied in the township Of Bristol. Trumbun County.
Ohio. and known as the one-eighth undivided in
terest in ~sixty-six (66) acres Of land. bounded and
described as follows. to wit Situate in the town
ship of BristOl. being township No. s. in the 4th
range of townships in the Western Reserve. in the
Safe Of Ohio. and which is also IN the County of
Trumbull. and IL known by being part Of lot No.
IS 10 said township, and bounded aud described as
~f1il0Ws; On the north By lands owned and Oeeu-
pied by Aaron Fenton; on the west bv lot No. 90;
on the south BY lands OWnef BY Abram Barb; and
on the east by the Ashtabula and Warren turn
piSe road. so called, and containing about 6aeres
of land, DC the the same mo Q or less, and which
is appraised to be worth S" Terms cash
SETH u. LAIRD. Sheriff.
SherifTs Office. Warren. o. March : 1856 5w
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ehany River. in Venang1 county. Pa.-the heart
Of the uil District in that State.
ONE THOUSAND WELLS
Can be sunk upon the property without ~interfer-
anee.
Test wells have been sunk upon the Estate. and
Dbl fonnd IN paying quantities in every instance
FIFTY WELLS are now being put down. to be
fol owed by others as fast as possible to the extent
necessary to fully develOpe the properly. One
h1ndred wells yielding only ten barrels a day each
at six dollars a barrel, a price much below the ay-
erage price at Reno. would give one million eight
hundred dollars a year of income. making a profit
OF probably htteen per cent. over taxes and eXpen-
ses Of every kind. II large flowing wells are
found. a single acre of the Territory may yield the
entire capital with in two years. t.s
81 The Company owns the town of Reno to-
gether with Several Hundred Lots for Business and
Dwelling Houses, There is an extensive demand
for them. and the revenue from their sale will be
very great.
The Stock Is Guaranteed.
The Price nf the Stock ha. been fixed at ONE
HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS per Share
Five Dollars go into the Treasury of the Company,
as a Contribution to the Working Fund. The Par
Value of the Stock. One Hundred Dollars. is paid
to the Trustees. IN be deposited 10 the Treasury of
the United States, or invested in Government Sc
e%urities. and may be Withdrawn BY the Stockhol-
der at any time, --r a.
sire to await the result Of the first years Develop
ment can secure the right Of Obtsining A FULL
PAID SHARE nF GUARANTEED STOCK tor
One Hundred Dollars additional at any time be
fore the tirst day of April. lo67. 1t is an invest
'nent with the chance of large profit: ami is always
eOnyerti6le into Cash At Par. L Iignt be called
So large q Working Fund 900. OOOl has never
been provided or expended by any OIL Company in
10 the Oil Region Subscriptions viii be received
BY agents and BY the principle Banks aud Bankers
drought the country. BrosPectuses and o her in
formation will be punished by Agents, and BY
~ BE-. ' SAMUEL T. HOWARD
4.u; Subscription Agent. II
March q 4te oE Il Nassau st.. N. y.
McLain & Son, Agents. warren, Ohio
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safety must do his dreaming on a brace
of revolvers.
?. S. Since the above was in type, the
burglars and thieves committing the dep
relations above mentioned, have been
caught. They prove to be a German.
name1 George W. Gardner, and a Mulat
to named VIM. Bundy. Gardner, who
was at work for Mr.. Hiram Foutz, near
town, went to bed as usual the night Of
the robbery, and after the family had re-
tired, by previous arrangement, got up,
unhesrd, left the house and Joined Bun
dy at q designated place. They proceed
ed to Mr.. Harris residence, the place Of
the first robbery. and after securing the
money as detailed above, they went to
Mr.. Haines' house and also succeeded 10
their villainy there, as already stated.
Gardner, from his voice The having
once lived with Mr.. Haines,) was suspec-
ted by Mrs. II. as one of the thieves, and
he getting a hint of it, supposed by put
ting on a bold face he could convince
them of his innocence. He accordingly
went to Mr.. HIS for that D oD
Friday evening last, and while there, in
advertently betrayed himself, and finally
confessed te the whole charge. From 3
main 1Cil vi us poISOH Al bhC oOulAAS
with Mrs. H. the proof of his guilt was
rendered positive. Gardner then impli
Gated Bundy as his partner in crime, and
on Saturday last he was arrested near
Hanover. They were examined on Mon
day last before Esquire Hardman, and in
default of $500 bail, we're sent to Jail to
await their trial at the next term of court.
--O~~
SPEER's SANBURG WINE.-We publish
to-day an advertisement of this noted
and excellent American Wine, samples
of which can be tasted at all our Drug
gists. We believe it to be superior, in
all desirable qualities-medicinal not ex-
cepted-to pure and genuine imported
port, worth ten dollars a gallon. Try it,
if you are an invalid requiring a healthy
and harmless stimulant, and shun the
miserable humbug wines with which the
country is flooded, and not one gallon in
thousand Of which contains a drop of the
juice of the grape Watkins Republican.
Druggists keep this wine.
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MARRIAGES


At the Mayors Office. in Warren, on the 22d inst.
by Mayor Webb. Mr. JOSEPH HARVEY and
Miss SARAH J.TERRENCE. both of Niles o.
On the 2d inst, at the ". E.. Church. in Racons-
burg bv Rev. L. W Ely, Mr.. ARMINE CAS-
TERLINE. and Miss ANNk LOWRY, all Of
Baz-tta. Ohio.
One the I'D instant. by Rev. J. W. Lanphpar. al
the Parsnuage, Nr. DANIEL GELLASPlE and
Miss ANGELINA A. NIRLAKE., - -'
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EGAL NOTICE.

II To George Olmstead who resides in the State
Of Pennsy lTa1ia. Henry 0'mstead. John Olmstsad,
Edward Olmstead and Mary 0lmsteaa. Of Trum-
bull County. Ohio. heirs at law Of William Olm-
stead, deceased: YOU are hereby notified that NJ.
c WOpdwOrth, administrator Of the estate Of
William 0lmstead. deceased. on the 5th day Of
Marct. A ID. 1876 6led bis petition ia the Pyebate
Court Of the County of Trumbull, State Of Ohio.
alleging that said deeedent left debts, and no per
sonal property 10 pay the same. that he diedseiZed
in fee simple Of the following decribed real estate.
situate IN said County, IT. wit: known
as pat Of lot No. 8 OF the Cowles tract. IN the
township of Mecca. Counts and State aforssaid,
bounded on tue north BY lands Of William yefery,
ON the south by lands Of Isaac Troxel. on the east
by the highway running south from Powers Cor
ners. and extending so far west as to contain
one acre Of land; and that the parties above named
as his heirs at law. hold the next estate Of inheri-
tsnce therein. The prayer Of said petition Is for
the sale Of said premises for the payment Of the
debts of said decedent, and the eharges Of admin
said petition will be for hearing on the
5th day Of April. A. d. 1886. at l0o clock A. NJ.
NJ C, WO0DWORTH.
Administrator Of William 0lmstesd, decd.
Hutchins& FnTrist. Att'ys.
March 7lS064w
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Gold closed Monday night at l25i@l96.
The Government is-about 70 commence
the rebuilding of Fort Sumter,
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d. H. BENNEr, Agent.
vAUFROF q ACKLEY,

Dealer in Flows, Cuftigators. Points and Grail
Cr1dlss. Location. opposite the Baptist Church
Warren Ohio. March q 66 Jon
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In Fsrmington, March II. a Daughter, tos. ]. and
Mary BUTTLES.
In Farmington March 1s. a Son. to Lyman C. and
Hattie WOLCOTT.
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TUSr THE THING FOR BOYS
- The Patent spring Top will 60 ten times long
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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10 r. IL NJ .
Dill and LAND COMFY
CAPITAL 100000 900. SHARES 500.
STOCK

For every Share Of Stock issued. the Par Value.
Zone Hundred DOliarsJ will be deposited in the
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES
Or invested in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
and may be Withdrawn By the Stakeholder al any
time. -rr r. . E-af." HE
.....-.--W WILLIAM BROUGH.
Treasurer---..---..:-ROBER T F. BROOKE. r
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~ ACKLEH,
Successors to J. Yautrot & Co.. Dealersin Watches,
Jewelry and Diamonds. Main Street. Warren,
Ohio March p 90