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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-20

must be levelled. Andrew johnson is
not only base traitor to his party, but
the would-be assassin of equality
Judas Iscariot was no greater foe to our
race than the liquorish President OF the
United States is to the cause OF pure
republican government. He Is South
ern.b born and reared, and that should
have been enough for US to know when
he aspired to the Vice Presidency. But
like Haidee, in her temptation, we
Forgot
Just in theYery crisis we should not"
He is vicious to an alarming degree,
and that should have put US upon our
guard. He is a reckless chatterer-a
violator of the Constitution and laws
and the representatives of the people
must render him incapable Of mischief.
This can only be done through the
action of those who truly sympathize
with you. If this madmsn shall remain
untrammelled, where will you be!
Bound in the chains which should be
fastened round his recresnt limbs
But be of good cheer, for He that is
mightier than earthly potentstes and
HOUCAo AtAo 6AAO1GJ AALl6CA OA
your side. He viii yet oVerrule the
counsels of the wicked and inspire the
timid with courage. Labor on, and
faint not. Look ahead and hope. The
live politician and statesman will be
compelled to recognize you as q con-
stituent element of our great nationali-
ty, and you must be his powerful ally
Here IS your salvation.
| You have been a necessity In the
past; you will be necessity in the
future. A base Executive plot against
you, but devoted Congress and people
must open wide the gates of the city o.
refuge. There are sentinels upon the
watch-tower who never sleep. They
guard and pray. Let US never forget
the solemnly truthful words of Balzac
''DsspOtism illegally performs great things
ighiLe liberty l0il NOT take tie trouble TO legal
y perform very snail things" And with
moral courage suited to the occasion
resolve that, henceforth, the "smal
things" shall be done.
With the acquisition of new right
you will necessarily be constrained tC
assume new duties. Prepare to dis
charge them. Educate yourselves anC
your children. Opportunities are ofe r
ed you. The public school is already
open, and soon a University, longer,
broader, niger, and hrmer, than ever
struck upon the sectional eye of Pea
body, will invite you within its portals
to learn all known science. see it
it is more gorgeous and attractive than
I ~. ,1aa1 - .rky y. -
of Life" 1t was planned in Heaven
devotion will build it. If you shall
longer continue to be "hewers of wood
and drawers of water" it will be you
own fault. Attestations of your cour-
age in war have been written out il
your own blood; let your triumphs in
peace be. if possible, still more glorious
Adopt this motto, and act uponit; THI
WISE AND BRAVE NEVER LACK oPPoRT UNI
! TIES,
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Good Advice to Young Men
and Bachelors.

Rev. Henry Morgan, Of Boston,
preached on Sunday night last, to q
crowded house, in the Continental
Theatre, on the subject. "Young men
and early marriage" Text: Whose
findeth wife indeth good thing and
obtaineth favor of the Lord. Prov.
xviii. %. The speaker said nature, his
tory and revelation declare "It is not
good for man to be alone" Every
man should have helpmate, bosom
friend to cooperate with him in the
battle Of life. A wife is the balance
wheel of a mans character, the regula-
tor of his morals, the guardian angel
of a husbands trust, confidence and
prosperity. Man is but a single blade
of shears, unless, without wife bound
to him by a matrimonial rivet. A wife
is the magnetic needle pointing to the
star of hope on the voyage Of life
Her shadow is the wing of his protec-
tion: her genius the palladium Of his
morals; her smile the inspiration of
his great achievements. Better live
in an attic under the hallowed inhu-
ence of wife than to reVel in palace
in what is called single blessedness.-
"a virtuous woman is a crown to her
husband" In all your seekings seek
the favor of the fair. In all your get
tings, get wife; and never cease from
getting until you get married. You
say, 81 cannot afford a wife" 1 say
you cannot afford to be without one !;
that is, if character is to be taken into
account. "But woman is extrsvsgsnt
in dress" Very well; there are enough
who are not; don't marry such q one;
don't marry a milliner shop. Marriage
is supposed to be uncongenial with
literary pursuits. Opinions have chang
ed since the time of Michael Angelo
snd Sir Joshua Reynolds. The wife OF
Sir Walter Scott, Fennimore Cooper,
Jonathan Edwards, and Edmund Burke
were instanced as helpmases-
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ITlle aT. q. GlruuitIe.
GRANDMOTHER,
BIZ ANNIE N. DUeIssE RIDc11rFE.

BY 1NNIE NJ. OUGANaA hADCLIFFE.
Just as the sun rose blushing red
Over the hill-tops. somebody said
In broken accents ofmourninE woe;
Sobbing aloud. but sobbins low:
Grandmother Is deadp
When the sorrovful mufnur broke.
Out from our beautiful dreams We woke,
Feeling a sense Of our terrible loss;
She was gold refined from its dross"-
So somebody spoke.
Just as she sometimes sat in her chair.
Lifting her heart in silent prayer.
Looked she; only q purple mist
Her dropping lids and thin hps kissed.
And rested there
Only yesterday how she planned
LabOrs Of love for her aged hand
Whenever my useful days are oe'r.
Let me so to the heavenly shore"
Was her demand.
Dear old Erandmotherl How her prayer
Quiokened the ear Of Eternal lOvel
And. with only q warning pain.
His angel gathered her soul again
To those regions fair.
Blessed it is for her to sleep;
Can il be wrong for Us to WeepI
We who loved Der so we'll, and knew
All the worth Of her loving. toos
And her wisdom deep.
She was aged and knew the way
Youthful feet are inclined to stray:
The young are giddy. and they must learn
Of hard Experience ere they turn"
She would gently Iay.
Happy grandmother would that we
Might share with Jon the mystery
Of Beyond. where a thought of sin
Never, oh never, can enter in
Through eternity.
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| DMINISTRATRIX, SALE OF

IA STOCK. Hay and Farming Utensils. The
personal property belonging to the estate Of
Asa W. Parker. decd. win be sold at Public
miles west Of Lesvittsbnrg. on Saturday, Nov.
q, 1867, consisting Of the following described
property Il Choice Dairy Cows, ! Full Blood
ham yeArlinE Heifefs, eGrade Heifers, Calves,
5 Sheep. good Horses, Sucking Colt, u Tons
Hay, ZOO Feet Lumber. Hubbard Mower, Farm
Wagon. Buggy, Sleigh. Set Double Harness
single Harness. Horse Hay Fork. Plows. Har-
roWG Cultivstors. Horse Rake, Sap Buckets.
Store Casks. Iron and Brass Kettles and Churns,
Wheat and Rye. on the ground; Hay Forks,
Hoes. Carpenters Tools and various other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale All sums under $500, Cash.
On all over $500. a credit Of six months will be
given, without interest. with approved security.
ESTHER II. PARKER.
Administratrix.
p. II. Bean. Auctioneer.
Nov. Is, 1867 -2ts
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j. H. BRISGOE,
AUSTIN ROUSE

phv,;cisn and Surgeon. 0fioe at residence
north SIDE on Market Street. two doors east o.
Kim. Particular attention paid to Chronic
diseases. a-- lOct. :. Ieof-4SH.
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A DMTNISTRATOR'S SALE OF


IN REAL ESTATE.-0n the 9th day oi
Nov next, by order OF the Court of Probate, in
and for the County Of Trumbull, and State Of
Ohio, will offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder; the following Real Estate, situate in the
township Of Johnston, in said county and known
as the southwest corner Of lot No /, in the Sd
division lots in said Johnston, and is bounded
as follows: Beginning at the s. W. corner
thereof, thence east l6 chains Is links thence
north q chains Is links; thence west l6 chains "a
links; thence south "a chains Is links. % the
place Of beginning. and containing fcrty and
One-half acres.
Also part Of lot No. l, in Sd division. and
bounded north by lands Of Shubal Dean !; east
BY the lot line south by lands of Lyman Pier
son and Alvin Hitchcock; and west by lands Of
Giles L. Day. containing eleven and 6-l0O acres.
At the same time and place will also sell one
valuable Gold Watch, one Silver Watch and
one Patent Right for setting Wagon tire with
out cutting. 0ne-haE cash in hand. and the
balance in six months, with good security. Sale
TO commence az u O'Clock. N, on the premises
Of Leonard Kile, late Of Johnston. decd.
.Is BUELL. BARNES. Administrator.
Oct. 80. 1S67-4t ~
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IN the District Court of the Uni.

TN the District Court of the Uni
IL ted States. for the Northern District of Ohio.
S. In the matter of james Mcconnell. Bank
rupt In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland. in the
said District, on the Sth day Of Nov. A. D.. 1857.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ONO, IS,
Take notice that petition has been filed in
said Court By James Mcconnell of Warren, in
The County Of Trumbull. in said District. duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress
of March I'd. 1867, for discharge. and certi-
fcste thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act. and that the Sth
day of Dec next, at 10 o'clocs q, n, Is assign
ed for the hearing Of the same. when and where
you may attend and show cause. If any you
have, why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted. You will also take notics that
tie second and third meetings Of creditors, re-
ouired by the 9th and 18th sections of said
Act, will be held By order Of said Court on the
5th day of Dec A. D.. 1861. at 10 O'Clock. =. m.
at Warren, in said District, before L. Q. Jones.
ESQ., one Of the Registers of said Court
EARL BILL. CHI of the Dis. Court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupts.
Nov. Is, 1S67-3t
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Ia Chauncey VI, Clark, Of the State Of Min
nesota. is hereby notified that Clarissa R, Clark
did, on the 18th day Of 0etober, A. D.. 1867, file
her petition IN the ofice of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County
and State Of vhio. charging said Chauncey W.
Clark with adultery, and asking that she may
that the custody Of the fruits Of said marriaFe
be decreed to her, and that suitable alimony Be
decreed to her; which said petition will be for
hearing st the next tel N of the said Court
CLARISSA r. CLARK.
By Taylor & Jones, her Attorneys,
Warren, O., Oct. 16. 1867, Ct,
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TN the District Court of the Uni.

N Inc OlbITlcG OOuTb Vi IHo Oul'
Il ted States. for the Northern District of Ohio
In the matter Of Cornelius Jewell. Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland. in the said Dis
trinct, on the Sth day of Nov. A. D.. 1851.
NORTHERN DIsIsIcT OF OHIO. IS.
Take notice that petition has been fled in said
Court By Cornelius Jewell, of Vernon, in the
County of Trumbull. in said District, duly de-
clsred Bankrupt under the Act of Congress
Of March ID. 1857. for q discharge. and eertih-
cate thereof, from all his debts and other claim
provable under said Act, and that the 9Th dag
of Dec next, at 10 O'Clock q. m. is assigned fol
the hearing of the same, when and where you
may attend and BhoW caube, if any you haY e
why the prayer Of the said Petition should not
be granted. Yeu will also take notice that the
second and third meetings Of creditors. required
By the 9th and 18th sections Of said Act, viii
be held By order of said Court on the 4th day oi
Dec. A. D., 1867. at 10 O'Clock, q. m. st Warren
in said District, before L. G. Jones. ESQ.,, one o.
the Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL. Cl'k Of Dis. Court.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt.
Nov. 13. 1S67-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-20

ORIGIN OF THE Word "LADY."-For.
merly, when the afiuent lived all the
year round at their mansions in the
country, the lady of the manor distrib-
uted to her poor neighbors with her
own hands, once a week or oftener, 8
certain quantity of bread, and she was
called by them the left day, that is, in
old Saxon, the bread givsr. The two
words were in time corrupted, and the
meaning is now as little known IS the
practice which gave rise to it.
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Ditch No. 6-Warren TIP.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

IN thatthe Commissioners Of TrumbuII Co.,
o., have established Ditch No. 6. in accordance
with petition filed in the Auditors ofice sign
ed by Henry Ernst and others; thsy have, with
the assistance Of 4 competent engineer. divided
the same into Il sections. No. 0 being at the
upper end. aDportioning the expense incurred,
and labor Of constructing said ditch among
those benefited. zs follows; Commencing at
the lower end. and the work 10 be done to the
acceptance of the engineer. Penn. q Ohio Ca
nal Co., from the north end Of the culvert 70
section n, cleaning out to the old bottom cul-
vert. new covered. lea wing an aperture Fl, in
by % inches high. and finished BY Dec. 10, 1867.
Vim. Hazen. from section II to sec. 46. to be.
finished by Dec. Is, 1861. 3. s. Hoyt & Co.. or
their successors, IRON sec. 46 to sec. 40 and I'm
ishsd By Dec. %, 1857 Henry Ernst from sec.
40 to sec. "a. and from Sec 80 to sec. % and fin
ished By Jan. 5, 1868. Trumbull County. from
Sec 81 to sec. 80. TO be finished by Dec. 30 1867.
John S. Brooks, from sec. % TO sec. s, and fin
ished by Jan. Is, 1868. John Libey. from sec s
TO sec. 0. and finished By Feb. LIST, 1858. The
Ditch TO be n. wide on top, and 5 f. wide on
the bottom, and to the depth as shown By the
profile. and finished in accordance with the
report of the engineer. The expense of loca-
ting to be paid to the Auditor BY the LIST of Jan.
1858, as follows John Liby S.: ]. s, Brooks,
g: Henry Ernst s.. Trunbun Co. $2,35; E. Z.
Hoyt & Co., 81 VIM. HAzen. Sc; Penn. 6 Ohio
Canal Co.. s.. G. A. BRIGDEN.
Auditor Of Trumhull Co.. o.
Auditors Office, Nov. 6, IS67-4t
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SALE.

~ Job Reynolds. sxoeutor, &c. Va William
II. Reynolds. ct al By virtue OF an order duly
issued by the Probate Court Of Trumbun Co.,
Ohio, to me directed and delivered. / will ssll
at public sale on Friday, December 9Th
1857, between the hours Of one and four clock
D. M, upon the premises. in the township OF
Mesopotamis. .Trumbull Co.. Ohio, the foll0Eing
premises. formerly owned bS Benz, Reynolds.
deed, to-wit Situate in the township Of Mes
opotamia. Trumbnll Co. Ohio, and being parts
of lots 40. II 49, and beginning In the middle o.
the highway Of the southeast corner OF lands
Of Job Reynolds. thence north along said Rey-
nold's east line, to lands decided TO Job Rey-
nolds. by AlAnson Bates: thence east on the
south line Of lands OfJob Reynolds and William
Bates to lands decided by Allison o. Merrill, to
Albert Guild thence south on the west line OF
landsof Albert Guild and Elias Lyman, TO lands
Of Isaac Clark. thence west on said Clark's north
line 10 the northwest corner Of said Clark 3
land. thence south on said Clarke west line to
lands formerly owned By Mary Shattoek. thence
south westerly to said Mary shattockis north
west corner. thence south 70 Frederick B. Shea
ver's north east corner, thence west on said
Sheaver's north line to his northwest corner,
thence south on Sheaveris west line to the mid
die of the highway. thence west along the mid
die Of the highway to the place Of beginning.
and eontainsone hundred acres of land, more
or less.
being part Gf lot Il. and beginning at q stone
at the northwest corner Of lands Of Albert En-
sign, thence west six rods to . stone, thence
north lI1z rods. thence east SIX rods TO q stone.
thence south ia rods to the place Of beginning
and containing lc5 square rods Of land. more OF
less. ---------
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in three months. With interest, and one
third. with interest. April I; 1853;
Executor Of Benz. Reynolds. decd.
Hutehins q Glidden. Plt'f's Atty's.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.


IA Singleton King. Administrator of John
Booth decd. vs. Mary Booth and others. In
pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
rrumbull County. Ohio, ! will offer at public
sale on the premises. in Liberty. in said county,
Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and o'clock D, N. the fol.
lowing described premises situate in the town
ship of Liberty In said county and State, and
described as follows: Being parts Of lots Nos.
4 and in said township. and bounded on the
north by lands Of the heirs Of Robert Thorne,
on the west By lands Of David Tod and Henry
Manning, on the south BY lands Of David STAN
ton and Joseph Mansell, and on the east by
lands Of the heirs Of Franklin Powers. contain
ing one hundred and sixty-fve acres Of land,
more or less, all subject to the widows right OF
dover, which has been assigned and set of to
her BY metes and bound, as follows: CONNER
cling at the south line of the lot on the road
running north and south. and running north
along said road f0rty-three rods. thence west
ninety rods. thence south three and one half
rods, thence west one hundred and forty rods
thence south thirty-fve and half rods. thence
east one hundred and sixty rods, thence south
three and S-l0rods. thence east seventy rods TO
the place Of beginning. containing ffty-fVe
acres, more or less Appraised al SIS 90 per
acre, subject to said dover. The residue of said
! land free Of dover. appraised at sixty dollars
two parcels, viz: The land free of dover, one
| hundred and ten acres, in one parcel. and the
land set OF as dover. ffty-fve acres, in one par
eel Terms made known on DAY Of sale.
| SINGLETON KING, Admir-.
Of John Booth deed.
John N. Edwards. Atty. for Plaintiff.
Nov 6 lS67-4t
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IN the District Court of the Uni
Il ted States for the Northern District Of Ohio
In the matter Of Horace II Drew and ErEiI
B. Phillips. partners as Drew 4 Phillips. in
Bankruptcy. To whom It may concern: Ths
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of Horace b. Drew i Erwin
B. Phillips, Of Mecca. County Of Trumbull
State of Caio. who have been adjudged Bank
rupts upon the petition of their creditors. b.
the District Court Of said District,
HORACE N. BILL. Assignee
Cleveland, Nov. 13-3t. - =
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JOSEPH FREASE,
GEORGE NJ. TUTTLE.
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas Of thI
Ninth Judieisl District
cHERIFFs SALE.


~ Timothy Woodbridge, vs. Joseph G. Ha-
ney. ct al By virtue Of an execution issued
out of the Court ofCommon Pleas Of Mahoning
County. Ohio. in the above named case. and to
and shall expose to public sale at the south
door of the Court House. in Warren, Trumbull
Co., Ohio. on
Saturday. the 3Oth, day of Nov. 1867,
betwe cen the hours Of one and three o'clock. p.
n. Of said day. the following real estate, stu
ate in the township Of Liberty, TIumbuil Co.
Ohio. and being part OF Great Lot No. 9. in the
original survey Of said township. and described
as follows: Beginning at stone standing al
the S. E. corner ofland belonging to the heirs
ches to post; thence s. IL vest 79 $40 percheS
to a post, thence S. SO Z. IS 10 perches to q
stone; thence N. ~ W. 81 perches TO post In q
road; thence n. s61zo &. a perehes 10 q post;
ming. and containing 4I acres one hundred and
twenty perehes, ~ a 120 pl Of land, according
to survey made BY Francis Reno-exceptns
and reserTing from the south part OF said des-
cribed piece Of land. ten acres and thirty two
one thousandths Of an acre Of land 90 S2-lOOg]
heretofore sold 10 Zenis hline. which Is descrl-
bed as folloEsi Beginning AZ stone At the ).
w. corner thereof; thence N, 11f0 W.. % chains
and 10 links to a stake thence west 2 chains
50 links to q stake in the middle Of highway
Thence N. 55sso 4 chains and IS links 10 an
other stake in the middle Of said highway
thence n. S2Szo Is. chains T81< links TO . stake
thence s. ho 3. "a chains 50 links to q stone
thence S. s97s0 W. { chs rs 81 links TO the place
OF beginning. as surveyed by James Maekey,
June 7th, lS60. Also another piece Of land be-
ing part of Great Lot No. 9. and adjoining that
already. described. described and bounded as
follows: Beginning at 3 stone standing Is feet
north Of sugar tree, which stone was set ior
the n. W.coEner of g 46 acre lot (of Which this
is 6 partl formerly owned by Mathew Mckin-
ley thence s. ~ W. II chains s. links TO the
middle of q highway; thence N. 40zo .. two
chains and so links, to a stake in the middle Of
said highway, and on one Of the lines Of the
first described lot; thence W. Is chains 90 links
to the place Of beginning and containing eight
acres and FIVE hundred and eighteen one th0us-
andths Of an acre of land Is 5ls-lO0O according
20 8 survey made by James MAokey, June It'll,
1850. Appraised at 5000. Terms cash.
sherifrs once. Warren O.. O.. Oct. 50. ils67-5t.
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IN the District Court of the Uni

IN the District Court of the Uni
Il ted States. for the Northern Distr let Of Ohio.
ss In the matter of Mercy L. Aldrich and
Frank Beach, Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy
at Cleveland. IN the said District. on the uth
day Of Nov. A. D.. 1867.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, IS.
Take notice that petition has been filed in
said Court by Morey L. Aldrich and Frank
Beach, Of Fowler. in the County Of Trumbull.
In said District, duly declared Bankrup1 under
the act of Congress of March ID, 1861. for dis
charge and certificate thereof. from all his
debts and other claims provable nnder said Act.
aud that the Hth day Of Dec. next at 10 O'Clock.
3, n, Is assigned for the hearing of the same.
when and where you may attend and show cause,
if any you have. why the prayer Of the said
Petition should not be granted. You will also
make notice that the second and third meetings
of creditors, required by the 9th and 18th sec
tions of said Act, will be held by order Of said
Court on the 7th day Of December. A. D.. 1867.
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at Warren. in said District.
before L. c. Jones, Esq. one Of the Registers Of
ssid Court EARL BILL.
Clerk Of the District Court.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupts.
Nov, Is, 186T-3t
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One who had espoussd an old ILL.,
tempered, but extremely rich wife,
used to say, whenever find my tenn
per giving way, retire to my study,
and console myself by reading her mar
risge settlement"
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CONCORD GRAPEVINES.

FORSALE AT MY FRUIT &
il Vinelsnd Farm, Concord Grapevines By the
single one or by the Thousand in any quantity
TO suit purchasers. OF all the different Farie-
ties that / am now growing IN ny vineyard,
iy attended to. P. o. Address, Girsrd, Ohio.
b. s. ADAMS.
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ses1sA1 PARKs 4 wESTz,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Croekery, Boots. Shoes and Leather, Carpet
ing, Paper Hangings. Window Shades, Ready
Made Clothing, &c., always cheap for ready
pay 81 the New York Store. Market Street
Warren Ohio