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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-29

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
Rxouisss IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD M
CHECKED. " ALLOWED TO coSriSuE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disease
n OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHES
HAVING A pIREcr iSyLuEScs TO rus rAsrs, GIVE
MnEpI,rs RELIEF.
For bronchitis. Asthma, Cstarrh. Consump-
ton and Throat Diseases,
,Rocuys Ara rssp Wits ALWAYS coon scccEss-
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
vil And TyoeAss useful In clearing the voieo vhsr
taken before singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat aier an unusua exerton of the vocal organs
The ry.eAu arc recommended aud prescribed by Ply
sciAns and have had testimonials nom eminent msr
Throughout the country. Being an article OF tru'
merit, and having s~s,s< their efficacy by test o
many ysars each year ands thsm In nsv localities IL
vssss psrts Of the world, and the ryseAss are uni
VERBALLY prouoancsd better than other articles.
Obtain only .Bso~S's BRoScHiAL TRocaEs" and
do not take any Of the HsrtAss' fiiaiisas tina. ay
DO offered.
sold everywhere In the United States, and In For
elxn Countries, ct u ssnts per boz. emaa
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GLA D N Z w 8
FOR the UNFORTUNATE
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

ara v.rr~oted I. all eases for the Speedy and Per-
1s.,sS curs OF ali diseases arising nom SEXUAL e4-
Yssthfsi lsdlscretisu,
Dental. Physicsl snd Nervous Debility. Impotence,
alsst, Ssxual Dlssasss, &c. te.
No eAsses ~ sist e. nses''wy,
ana they ssa be ssed without detection. Zach boz
eontaias CO yills Price q II you cannot get them o.
yeax drgSist, they gill DO sat ey mnal securely
cure sa receipt Of the moneys and pamphlet Of 10
pages on the errors Of youth the consequences and
we ClncULAn = 10 rsstismsn only, sen nee on
eeipt OF envelope and stamp. Address Dr. j. Bar
ya9 SIC BroadwAs, Nsw York.
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Dyspepsia Ts @Sis oT. u an 9 spns S,s
~ sisoss amp sshss-Aass at isss band u nader
Cos's Dyspepsia Cure controls and compstsly cufss
N In its worst stage no ono who susrs nom dys-
pspsa sob headache, sourins and rising q the bod
should b Wltnout Il Whilst In al eases Of hard
Zelda stahbora eosghs, throat, sad ell breoeha
aiiectlons Goes Osagk Balkan is the cheapest and
best These two articles are dessrvediy very poPs-
lar with the masses.
Dc. A. bacon, SOLE agent fos Dkidefsd IL
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Washing Machine.

THIS crr,ine. that -. have made fair trial sith Charles
Roberts Patent WaAaias Machine. Lhe Village, ~ n,
sy washing m oeiusry vssh In thirty inwteA at has a.
AMI Ia pe,tret saiIsfAc1tsa Y. ATKINSON,
= Proprietor u Didtsford lioase.
Bsiiesord, Juns istA, tsso. 3w'1
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N OTTO e.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Isl Collection Dist. or the State Of Maine.
AssxsssRs' 0rvIcs, % ExcnANoE ST.,
Portland. June 9Th, 1866,

PURSUANT to the provisions OF the several Acts
cf Congress ito provide Internal Revenue to sup
port the Government aud to pay interest on the pub
ceve and hear appeals relative 10 any erroneous or
excessive Valuations assessments ar valuations made
And returned In tho Annual List or ts6S by The As
sistsnt Assessors within tho County of Cumberland,
In said District, at my said once In Portland. ON
Wednesday, the y7th day OF June, a. d. 1866 and BY
those within the County OF York In said District NJ
my dwelling house In York, In said County VI York,
on Monday, the 2sih day OF said Juno.
On the above days, at Q A. d.. tho proceedings Of
said Assistants and the Lists taken and returned as
aforesaid will be submitted 10 the Inspection VI any
and all persons who may apply for That purpose.
All appeals must DO made In writing, and must
specify the particular matter or thing, re-
.peetiny which q decision IL requested. and the
ground or principle OF error complained Of.
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strondsSurg, Pa, january 90, 1874

SfroMdsour1, "a, january %, INV.
On. GREoo. Dear Sir; wish to inform you that
have been under the treatment OF somc OF our best
physicians for nearly two years without receiving any
benefit. had lost all confidence, and INDUCED In
but littio hope Of cure from amy source. Ny disease
was Dropsy and my physicians told mo that there was
no cure for me- was tapped some fifty times, and ut
the different operations about twelve hundred pounds
ofwatcr was removed.
am happy 10 inform ron that have been COM
pctcy restored 10 health by tho uso OF Constitution
Water.
I make this statement, hoping II may reach those
persons who may BIZ similarly afflicted.
Respectfully, -..
Mis-. MARGILL C. LEYANwAY.
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NArH'L q. MARSHALL. Assessor.

All persons with whom notices have been or may
be ieit who have failed or may fail to mako return
OF income carriages watches, musical instruments,
&C., a. to the Assistant Assessors, within ten days
from the time when such notice Is left with such per
sons or At their residences siu BE- assessed In such
sum for income, carriages, Watches &C., &C., as the
Assistant Assessors from the best Information they
can obtain may think Just TO which tho penalty Of
twenty-five per cent prescribed by Law. will be aid
cd and ffotn an assessment 80 made. M relief can
Dc obtained amer June "a. $50. AL persons doing
business since May l. 1855, which requires license,
not having made application therefor, have rendered
themselves liable To o penalty OF Ave hundred dol.
lars besides for two years. In addition
10 the payms Mt or the tax for license, 3w2j
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Sale Of Public Lands.

LAND OrrIcs, Bangor. Juno I, 1866.
IN pursuance Of law rs defined In chapter section
81 Revised Statutes public notice Is hereby given
that the following schedule or tracts aud parcels or
lands will be offered for sale on saturday, tho inst
day or septemhsr next, at " O'Clock, noon, o. the
Land oes 10 Bsnro At prize Pc, SeTs not less
The sale to be by Sealed Proposals In conformity
with the provisions o the shap,sr and SEC
msm prios Of III. tawnship er part, sh.n accompany
sach proposal, which sum thait oonsutats pAS OF
and be allowed In the cash payment 70 DO made upon
PIGMENTS required 10 DO one third cash. remainder
In three promssory notes payable annually IN one'
two and three years, with sathfaetory bond lot pay
tn. sum Deposited by any other bidder. who does
not become purchase may DC w.ndr ns s ~ MN
Min. price
per acre
Part OF Township No. 9, Re, w:B, K.p,a -.
the minimum of 81 900 Tor the tract Cts
North part Of Mol, r 6, w.B. KIP, 1850 =,
Remainder south half ,, r. Aw.B,K.r- a.
PiscATAQuIs COUNTY.
Section. q, 9, r. u, - and ~. in Township
No r. Ii, W. X. L, s., 4,2ss acres, ~
Elliot.yille-Iots and s, II. / 4 and 5,R.
Q, a.as,7 aud 8, X. D, aud Gore i'a'o q,
ARoosrooK COUNTY.
Q, n. G, W. Il. L, s.. Sections No. 4, 10, II, ~.
is, of 5, and OF 10, 3.au acres %
T. r. q being q. W. I and other parts re-
naming unsuryeyed, s,t1 acres,
g. r. p w. l.. s.. at the minimum price
OF thirty cents per acre FOE tho Town
ship my ceats for either quarters
and seventy, i've cents for selected SEQ
tions. Proposals deemed most myora-
ble In the aggregate will DO received.
c2nsO acres.
f., R I. W. 4 LIS.
section No. " Lots I, SEQ 1854, Sec. Is,
i,2g2 acres,
SEQ. ., Lots J. See. 4, 4. SEQ. 4, t,Sec. 10, :,
z SEQ %; ,, Sec. 10, 4, Sec 10 L. See.
Is Y. Sec. u; =, Sec. Is =, SEQ t6i ). a.
Sec, rs, 4, Sec. %; ASST acres. "
& A No. 2, n. 3. w. ELS.
Lots NO. ~, IS, sc, 81, IS. s?, 20, VI, ", w.
%, eA 81, ", 100, i0t, ;Os, LOG, iU7, ioS, ,o
iOs, 50; 22Ss acres, ="
n, n. 6, W. T. L 3.
section No. q, Lots 10, 10. ., N. W.tSec .,
~, tiO6 acres,
Rsssrving tho privilege OF Withdrawing
SOMERSET COUNTY.
9, n. u, W. T. LIS. .,
\. w. l, $50 acres, @
L. Z, remainder ASS, "
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=
fExniAa Bulxia, PAiladelphia.l

"whrn on visit 70 the city Of New York q few days
SINCE Wa induced 70 call our old friend and towns
man, Mr.. n. 7. Helrnbold, Druggist, b94 Broadway,
NY. lns Store Is Nofsi-a perfect Gsm-ihe hand.
soonest Of any kind We have ever had tho pleasure Of
viewing and 90 extensive, being 81 feet mont, nvs
stories In height, and over 400 feet deep Il indeed
snrds us much pleasure 70 know that he has been %
successful and u ample evidence Of the merits Of his
artces-as In our whole business experiences VIC have
not known Of the success fany articles without Merit
advertising merely bringing tho nan,s before the peo-
plo.U
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Tho 0rcat English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from pre- cription VI Sir j. Clarke, N. D.
Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen.
ThlS we'll known medicine IL M imposition. but Z
sure and safe remedy Tor Female Niicuities and Oh
structions from AM cause whatever and, although
. powerful remedy, 10 contains nothing hartfai "
the Constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
n IL peculiarly suited 10 will, In short tins~ bring
ON the monthly period with regularity.
In all eases " Nervous and Spinal Anecuons.
Pain In the back and limbs, Fatigue on slight sxer-
ton Palpitston Of the Heart, ysterics and whites
these Pills will ensct cure when AL other .ae~ns
have Jailed, and, although . poSerfai TO cay, 10
not coutAln iron, calonel, Antimony, or Anything
huftful 10 the consultation.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age which should he carefully preserved.
for full particulars get . pamphlet, free. OF the
agent, ,,
N II. 81 and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized AGENT, will insure n bottle containing
over 60 pills BY return mail. Sold by all Druggists.
job MOSES, ~ Cortisndt ST., New York,
Iyr9s sole United States Agent.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-29

Tho writer reluctantly inserts the abovo, and would
not do 30 were he not stranger 70 many and cou.
ciudcs By stating tho names Of his articles and the dis
easesor which they have boon used by many thouands
with complete success.
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Rs.sore the Sick to Perfect Health.

Try them They only cost Is cents, sad II zoe
cannot get them Of your druggist, send the money to
TIT. J. BRYAN, Consultins Physicsn, SIS bfosavAy,
New York, ssd they will b ssns By return u nall
po,t.usis. y39
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i, NotIss to the Public, :.

49,. - - -~
n tSs year fs>s, u wrissf ensarfsd N ~ pFeg
Buhsss 10 ths ely q Phiadslpaia, md shi's tho en-
gAgsd, made several sxpsrimcnn y rsgnra 70 ne NOS
49,. 49,, s.s.,,.s.. 80. ....r,., "a -
by NJ. Isdt.i r,s.,,r~I "A. d,si,o.. a n.nr -.
before ,hs public. bus hc,,,s,ed 70, some t,s before
ooociudins !, resort 70 ,evsnspsr kuovr
~ An. $4,000. ar, ..,..-S =, 49,
49, 1890. - 49,. s-ssAsn n1s Nspsny
assin. S'hS eswa g ~Syn nus
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MARRIED.

In this city, June a. ny Rev. J. Stevens Mr. ases'
q Lvcrps n. 4, AMI Mo LnciuiA J. Hyde, u ME cay.
In the ety. June - ~ nev j. s,ev-ns NJ. scon u
ns.ckss q s eity, ssi Mis- Nelly }. Morrill, rossn
In Lowed Nasa Jane u the resicoce 81 the b<sies
fslhes By rev. Arthur Iu,china Mr. lace u bscoa sca
Dv. Il, RAeoa, ths city, and Miss L,is daughter q
r. Sergeant, a Lowell. -r.4.r.#
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notion corner. ~ r, December y, 1871.

Bosfon Corners, " T., December q, 1881.
wM. II. GRECO q Co. Gents ! freely give you
liberty 10 make use Of tho following certificate Of tho
value Of Constitution Water, which can rccommend
In tho highest manner. Ny wife vas attacked with
pain In tho shoulders whole length ofthe back, and In
her limbs, with paptafon tho heart and Irritation
orfhe bladder. Icalled physician, who ATTENDED her
about three months, when he len her worse than he
had found her. then employed ono Of tho best ply
siclans could nd, who attended her for about nine
MONTHS and while she was under his caro- she did got
suffer quito as much pain. llcnaly gave her up, aud
said her cass cas ineurabe For" said he, she has
sNcA combination Of complaints that medicine gfren
for one operates agains ofAsr crher deeuiies"
About this time she commenced tho use Of Cousttu.
ton Water and to utter astonishmcnt almost the
first dose seemed to havo tho desired effect; and she
kept On improving rapidly under its treatment, and
now ssperintends entirely her domestic afairs She
has not taken any the Constitution Water for aboet
four weeks, and We happy to say that Il las pro-
duecd permanent cure.
wM. II. VAN DESSCIIoTEN.
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Moro Valuable than Gold.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
PuRIRY TIE blood.

n.movs Headache. Dls,ne.s, Giddiness. Drousiness
Unpleasant Dreams Wmness ofSisht, Indigestion,
Cleap,e che stomach and Bowels. Insure NEW
LIrs In the dsbiltatsd, ask
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These remarkable animals under the direction Of their
traner Col Johnson, have been educated TO such de-
gee Of perfection border the marvellous No Idea can
he conveyed through the medium o language Of their extra
ordinary muititlnous performances. They dance play
the organ staui their heads and perform infinite yar.
ETY. Of other feats ncbe except 10 those Who have
Witnessed them. . .a.. q
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8. P. GRAVES, n. D.,
HOMROPATHISI
sAc0 NAME &tsSa
orrc.-.a ~. s.... .s,s.. ss'A = 'n'Aaa '-'

- A,-uis 10 an dudes q the rctsssu- omcs resesip
s.oos day ard sventnr. NMo ~ ~ hcsrh hsassest ND
mn sr cpgssise }. q. DeedngS
R,srr. - WIN X Payne u. D., bath, Ne, O. a sspiers
NJ D. B-oa and the fsrulty q the Neu York Hcmrcpsth
e xfedei co1ege, Mes Yc<t Gay. 3m1
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years nom Nervous
Inability Premature Decay and all the effects VI outh
Ia, indiscretion WILL for the sake or suffering human
y send nee IN ell vho need 10. the recipe and direc
lion. for making the simpls remedy by which he va
cured Sufferers Wishing Ia profit by the sdSertssf
experience, can do o. by addressing
JOHN q. oGDEN,
iye No. - Chambers Street, Nsv York.
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[[I73 DROPS

Roor's PssrAcHiSx preserves the life Of the hsic
ehsprss ID from gray 10 In original color In three
weeks preventing the hair from falling, Is the best
Article for the hair found 10 markets VIII
surely remove taadru and cure all diseases 81 the
scsip, 10 delxhtrlly perfamsd, cures badness, and
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18
Gen. garfield and the TariG.

YOUNGSTOWN, July l4th, 1866.
Editor CHRONICLE The Tariff Bill which pass
this House the other day, has been postponed in the
Senate until next winter, and thus the hope of the
manufacturing portion of the people ofan early and
ample protection to their wool, iron and coal in
teTests, have been Unexpectedly nipped in the bud.
NOW the question naturally arises, why were
the Free Traders allowed to gain this, at least
temporary success, tn discOuraging results ofwhich
are keenly felt in this portion of the 18th District?
This Is the reas on: The tariff Bill instead of be-
ing kept back until the very heel of the session,
should have been introduced and urged upon the
consideration of Congress early last winter, and
there the Free Traders in the Senate could have
had no excuse for passing it over until next win
ter. Now we hold our member of Congress re-
sponsible in part for this delay. Had he been an
original tariff man he would have been at his post
IN Washington last December. urging forward and
promoting this important measure instead of de-
llyerlng Free Trade lectures in Warren and else
where. His sudden and eleventh hour zeal.
prompted by the pressure from home, did not
save the measur e from defeat. and will not salts
his Tariff constituents,
Ii we expect to be successful in our efforts to Sc
cure that early and ample protection which our
wants demand, We must send men to Congress
whose hearts are in the work, and who are true
tariff men from principle. Is Gen. Garfield such a
man? Clearly he is not. Had be been One-half as
prompt and active in behalf of the tariff, as he was
IN his successful efforts to get the just tax remOv-
ed from crude petroleum. we have reason to be-
lleye that this postponed Tariff Bill would now be
in full force, and we reaping its rich benefits. J..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18

pierced in a number of places; Rosocrans and his
whole staff, save Garfield. had stampeded off to
LL.t'anOoga. ten miles distant. closely followed
by Z D corps commanders, Crittenden and McCOok,
our ammunition trains had been captured or driv-
en- beyond our reach, our troops by thousands
were searching the dead for cartridges whole
regiments had not a single loaded gun. and stood
clubbing their muskcts or using the cold steel; we
had lost IS pieces Of artillery and thirteen thous-
and men. killed wounded and captured. To re-
treat then in the face Ofthe enemy was impossible;
II would have been 4 rOut. a Bull Run ten fold
verse than the first The salvation of our army
and perhaps the Union cause. depended in holding
the Rebels at bay till the sun went down-till am
munition would arrive or 4 retreat became posi-
BILE.
1t was'a crisis in which Generals must regard
their lives as but dust in the balance, and happily
Garfield proved himself equal to il. He was pres
ent wherever the shot fell thickest or the battle
ragged the fercest. l saw men killed and wounded
all around him. My own horse was shot hut a
short distance from where he stood,
The army was held steadily to its work during
the long terrible hours of that memorable after
noon, and when darkness set in, was conducted
from the heldi in safety. Had Gen. Garfield rendered
the government no other services during the war.
his efforts IN holding together the shattere d rem
nants OF that army at that one battle would emit
tie him to the lasting gratitude Ofthe nation. If
the people Of this district now turn their backs
upon him they make patriotism odious.a and iugrati-
tude respectable. But there is no fear of II. He
Will be re-nominated withan earnest that will con-
vince his opponents that the people and NOT the
politicians are to say who shall represent them.
X. Y.Z.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18

ny We are not of those who seem to
think it is incumbent upon an editor to take
active part in all the scrambles of local poll
iticians. Where there is no difference of
principle involved on essential issues, be-
tween the several a~spirants, but the contest
is a purely personal matter, and where the
right II be a candidate Is equally the privi-
lego Of all, an editor undoubtedly has the
right to control his columns SO as to give
equality of privilege to all interested. 1t
sometimes requires more independence and
courage to stand aloof in such matters than
to become a partizan. Too many controllers
of newspapers yield to the pressure to spouse
some particular cause merely through per-
sonal considerations, and are mere puppets
manipulated by politicians. This is not I'M
frequently done under cover of vaunted in
dependence, when in fact it is the most pal
pable toadyism.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18

BsE The editor of the Portage Democrat
pricks his ears and brays in the agony of his
donkeyish soul, because he cannot. have every
person in his way of thinking, in the pol
itics of this District. In the opinion of this
would-be autocrat of public opinion, there is
only one man IN the five counties comprising
the 10Th Congressional District worthy to be
named in connection with the nomination
for member of Congress. Pretention by
any other citizen in that direction is de-
nounced as the most presumptive d~emagogue-
ism, and those who think the question of
candidates is at least debateable, are written
down by an arrant scrIbbler as d~isorganizers
Such contemplate hectoring never avails
with men of sense, and its fippant author
should be ia ught to employ his slang only
among those as depraved as the source in
which it originates.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18

Ra@ The Ravenna Democrat raves and
mathematics in last weeks issue throughout
nearly a columns length against Mr.. Hutch
ins. No greater good luck could happen
Mr. H. than to have that old blunder-
buss bang away its dishwater vOllies at him.
The praise of the Democrat has been fatal to
a number of good men, but it has yet to
happen that its vindictive eensure ever seri-
ously damaged any one. Its e~xtravagant
panegyric, fulsome iattery and abasing syc-
ophancy, has not unfrequently disguised the
public to such a degree that candid men
turned from the idol of the Democrat and
sought relief from surfeit by embracing a
rival candidate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18
Gen. Garfield and Petroleum.

Mr.. EDIroR:-"D. SIN last weeks Chronicle
displays considerable Ignorance in his attempted
denunciatiOn of Mr. Garfield for his resolution to
exempt crude petroleum from taxation. IT'D. s.
knew anything of the case he would not speak so
hippantly. Instead of oil making more million
aires than any other article of trade or commerce"
verify more money has been spent in getting oil
than the oil ever amount ed to-. During the last
year. oil has been so low that with the tax of one
dollar per bl. on crude, hundreds of wells could
not be pumped with profit. Let this fact be a
"squelcher" for ID. s." The Senator's and Repre-
s~eHtdtiUes at Washington toeTe so thoroughly con-
riRced Of The necessity for an immediate remOUdl Of
the tag. on crude petroleum that they unanimously
passed a special resolution 10 that effect. They knew.
as all intelligent men ought to know, that a great
industrial interest was threatened with ruin unless
they acted promptly. They were much wiser than
D. 81 The other poi nts of D. s. have been an
swered before. PETROLEUM.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-18
New Advertisements.
~
EGAL NOTICE.


James McLain VS. Mary McLain, of Trnm-
bull County. and Charles McLain, Sarah MeLaln,
and Mary Nolan, of Allegheny County, Pa.
Said defendants will takenOtiee, that on the 18TH
day Of July. 1866. the said James McLain, filed his
petition against them, in the Court Of Common
Pleas. for Trumbull County. Ohio, alleging that
Charles McLain, late of said Trumbull County,
deceased. died seized in fee simple of fifteen acres
of land and appurtenances. situate in BaZetta
Trumbull County, Ohio, known as part
of lot No. 10, of said township, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the 5. W.. corner of said lot
I9; thence N. on lot line. to the south line of land
of Charles Oliver; thence Z. on said divers line.
SO far that a line running parallel with first line,
will contain fifteen acres of land-that plaintiff,
and the hrst named defendants are own children
of said Charles MeLain, and that the three other
defendants are grand children Of said Charles. and
children of one Prussia K. McLain, deceased that
said Prussia X. McLain, in his life time, and in the
life time of his said father, was advanced by his
said father. his full share of his fathers property,
and praying that said advancement be adjudieated
and that partition be made of said premises
as law and equity requires. Said cause will be for
hearing at the September Term, 1866, of said Court.
HUTCHINS 4 FORREST,
July is, '66-6W. Attorneys for pltH.