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ASmall Farm for Sale.

This propertyis situated in the Township oi
LordstoEn, one mile west Of the Village of 0hl-
ton, on the main road 70 either jackson or New
ton faliE It consists Of thirty and shalt acres.
(morS OF less), . IN high state of oaltivation,
with never failing spring Of water. q superior
wen which Is pefennial, q eiGtern, and Seven
Acres Of Timber, OAK and maple. A thriving
young Orchard Of more than 75 apple trees,
some Of which have Born fruit for. two years
duced fruit: small frnits in abundance. such as
currents, straWberrikz. white. blsck and red
cherries pears, plans and peaches. The dwell
ling house is alsost new. being built 70 1858. has
q rat-proof cellar, four rooms down stairs. and
Ave abOve. Theout-buildings are a good frame
barn. 50 by 80. wood hense. v6sh house, coal
house. wagon sheds and corn, CRIB. a sight OF
in all who wants such delightfnlhom Terms
easy TO suit thePurehaser.
N, B. If the above Is not sold BY the 18th OF
October ii will be for rent. Apply to the pro-
prietor on the premises.
July 24-Smo. I. +. SPEEk-
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SALE.

=
1lIob Reynslds. Executor.- &e. VS. William
Ii. Reynolds. Ct. al. By virtae Of an ord er duly
isfned by the Probate Court of Trumbull Co,
Ohio. 70 me directed and delivered. l will sell
at public sale on Thursday, October 10,
1857 between The hours of one and four o'clock
MesOpotamia. 1rumbuil Co. Ohio. the following
premises. formerly Owned By Benj Reynolds,
decd, to-Wlt: Situate in the township Of Mes
sopOtamia, Trunbull Oe., Ohio. and being parts
the high1ay ef theis0ath-east corner Of lands
of Job Reynolds. thence north along said Rey-
nold's east line. to lands decided to job Rey-
nolds, BIZ Alnnson Bates; thence east on the
Bates to landsdeeded by Allison o. Merrill, to
Albert Guild thence south on the west line Of
lands Of albert Guild and Elias Lymon, to lands
OF Isaac Clark. thencsgest on said Clark's north
land. thence soath on said eiark's west line TO
lands formerly ewn ed hy Mao Shattock, themes
south westerly TO said Mar Shattockis north
west corner, Aenee south TO Frederick B. Shea
Eers north-eAet eorner. thenee west on said
She2ver's north line TO his northwest corner,
thence south on shezEer's west line TO the mid
die Of the highway. thence west along the mid
die Of the highHay 70 the place Of BEGINNING
and contains oISs hundred sores of land. more
Also another piecs Of land n said township.
being part Of lot Al. and beginning at q stone
at the northwest corner oflands Of Albert En-
Ggn, thence west six rods 70 Q stone thence
north ~ rod, thepce eastsix rods TO 8 stone.
and containing lOo square rods of land, more or
less. = =
Terms of sale one third cash in hand. one
third IN three mouths. with Interest. and one
third. with interest. April 4 1sSS; :,
Hutchins q GIiddsn. Pits All EttoTneys. ngs' u
sept. II, l66l-ot 49,
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

fA11O- NJ W hOOE 4lNO MA L.
1IAL vhich has attracted Sc much atten-
ton the past season. is now within the reach Of
all wanting roof in this county.
The subscriber having disposed Of his former
business, will reside in Warren after the lst OF
April. and give his exclusive attention TO the
putting on OF this roof Until that time he may
befound az The American House. or for. the
present week. working hozrs. at the new Rol-
ling Millin Warren. which isRoW heipa rooted
with this Few material hontf have been put
on for the following persons fhe psst season:
Jacob H. Baldwin, House; Jameson 6 Whee-
Ter. part of Foundry; Packard. Cook q Co.,
addition to part Of Planning Hill; Iddings 4
Morgan's store: Part Of the Americsn House.
over tin; John HutchilE, same; Packard Hull
6 Medbury's Blacksmith Shop; james Ward
4 Co, Miles, Rolling Mil and Nail Factory !;
MARSHALL 4 Calhoun, Store ct Miles.
, EaKcOfng kaz the believing Qaali6cafiens:
= -1st- Il M axes parfeetly tight roof. a4
ID. It is fire proof and the fact of its being
licensed by the Fire Roariy in the city Of
New York. to be used in the IRE limits Il sum
cient testimony on this point. besides il ran be
proved By aclusl test. in 9 Sery few minntes TO
any who doubts IL .efa - -
Sd. u Is not expensiFe-costing less than q
first class shinEle roof ~ --- bls
zth. 1t can be used on q very fat roof or on
; roof Of any finish OF upon perpendicular
wall If necessary and not run By the heat efthe
sun. ~ ~ iltlsiH
5th. It is durable; the elements having no
effect upon 4. except to petrify l. forming
sheet Of solid slate S. PARRISH
Warren O.. March %. 1861,
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protect our own industry, and thus di-
versify our products and increase our
wealth. We levy these taxes in gold,
because gold is the basis Of all foreigG
commerce, and we are thus furnished
with ample meansto pay the interest
for our debt. Nov, in leEying other
taxes, We select incomes over 81 900.
and impose i've per cent. duty on such
incomes. This is the fairest mode Of
taxes. The only difficulty is in ascer-
tanning the amount of income but as
the revenue officers becomes squalnted
with the business of our citizens this
tax is more equitably assessed, and
yielded Us last year over sixty millions
of dollars. In England this isthe most
uniform and stable tax, and will be so
here. Then We select for taxation such
articles, the consumption Of which il
not necessary, such luxuries as tobacco
and whiskey. To the extent that the
tax prevents consumption no harm iS
done. The failure to collect the whis-
Ky tax is the scandal and reproach Of
our system. 1t ought and will, when
collected, yield eighty millions of dol
lars. These taxes ON imports, incomes,
whisky and tobacco, IN my Judgment,
will soon be amply sufficient 70 pay the
interest on our debt and meet our ne
cesssry expenditure. We may, there
fore, from time to time throw off our
system of internal taxes and yet pre-
serve untarnished our national credit.
l agree with Judge Rsnney that great
er economy and careis necessary in our
public expenditures. The spirit of the
age tends to extravagsnce in public
and private life-great UorkB-vast i'm
pro7ements---neW rnaohiRery-restless
activity in all departments Of business
and industry are the order Of the day.
/ believe the United States can leave
all these TO our people and conine the
operations of the Government to the
protection Of the life, property and
rights of its citizens, at home and
abroad, and to the performance Of it,
national obligations. But how can this
be accomplished. Is it by psrtisans,
who make promises toride into of6cef
Not at all. I notice that almost every
scheme for new drafts on the public
treasury are supported by nearly every
Democrat in Congress. The way to SCI
cure economy is by care in selecting
members Of Congress. This ia per-
sonAl and not political questionable
Ter reconstruction is settled, the high
est attributes, in my Judgment for
q representative Of the people, viii be
his caie and scrutiny IN public expend-
itures. / believe, from indications al
ready shown, that the next Congress,
composed almost wholly Of Republic
cands, viii furnish q worthy example
Of strict economy in public expendi-
lures, and wise and prudent care Of
your financial Interests. Ivy I
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DANKRUPTCY.

IL In the District Court of the United States
for the Nort1ern District of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of Morey u Aldrieh and Frank Beach, CO.
partners, Bsr1upts In Bankruptcy. A war
rsntin Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate Of Morey L. AIdrich
and Frank Beach. eo-partners, Of Fowler, in
the County Of Irumbuil. Of the State of Ohio,
in said District, Rdiadged Bankrupts upon the
pstltiOn of Themselves; and the payment oi
anY debts, and the delivery Of any property be-
longing to sid Bankrupts to them or to u cir
use. and the transfer Of any property BY them.
ters OF said Bankrupts to prove their debts and
choose one OF more aszignees oftheir estate will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden
az Warren. IN said District on the 18th day OF
September, A-D. lSS7, at 10 o'clock, g. m, Al
the once Of /. G. Jones. Esq. one Of the Regis
tefs IN Bankruptcy Of said Court, ~
= -ii RUSSELL HzSTINGS,
ALBERT WATsoN e r. w. RATLIFF,
sept. II. lss3-2t Atty's for Petitioner
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DIE soHoENsrE PERLE.


80 kfk Ths PRest Pearlsl e
Beside the church door, weary and lone.
blind woman sat on the cold door stone;
The wind was bitter, the snow tell fast,
And the mocking voice fthe ftful blast
Seemed ever to mock her moaning cry,
AS she begged for aims OF the passers By;
have pity on me. have pity pray;
Ny back Is bent. and my head Is gray"
The bells were ringing the hour ofprayer.
And many good people we're gathering there.
But, covered with furs and mantles warm,
They hurried By through the Wintry storm.
Some were hoping their souls to save,
And scne we're thinking Of death and the gray e
And alas they had no tine to heed !. D. .
TIE poor soul seeking for chatity's need.
Aud some were blooming with besuty's grace
But closely muf1ed in wells Of lace;
They saw not the sorrow. and heard not the
moan
of hsr. that sat % the cold door stone. D.
At last came one Of noble name,
By the city counted the wealthiest dame.
And the pearls that DER her neck were strung,
She proudly there to the beggar flung.
Then followed a maiden young and fair.
Adorned win clusters Of golden hair "A 20
But her dress was thin and Beauty and worn.
Not even the beggar's seemed more forlorn.
With fearful look, and 8 piying sigh.
She whispered soft. No jewels have 1.
But give yen ny prayers, good friend sad
And surely know God listens to me-"
On her poor weak hand. so sunken and small
The blind woman felt tear drop fall,
Then kissed II and said 70 the Weeping girl.
: 1t Is you that have given the purest pearl"
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i 4 William S. Hal. David A. Hall. Benja-
min Hall. Junius a. Hail. John I. Hall, Ssrep-
ia Hall, Sedilia Hall, Matilda Hal, SQUIRE
Hall. Sarah a. Root. Elmor Root, Lusetta At
kins, Josiah Atkins. Mary g. Mathews. Arthur
Mathews, Lorinda Shilling, William Shilling,
Adaline Slingerlsnd Peter slingsrland, Aimina
l. Reed and Wealthy Reed, viii take notice,
that on the 18th day of Aug. 1857. Thomas P.
Abbott, and Mary Abbott, filed against them,
in the Court Of Common Pleas. of Trumbull Co.
Ohio. their petition, praying for the partition
Of about one hundred acres Of land situate IL
the township Of Vernon. in the county of Trum-
bull. and State Of Ohio. snd is the farm Of
which squire Hall. late Of said county, died
tition. Said cause will be for hearing Al the
next term Of said Court. which commences
Nov. 18th. 1861. TAYLOR 4 JONES,
Sept. 4,lS67-6t Att'ys for Petitioners:
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September Ii. 1876.
TEGALN NOTICE.

Ii State Of Ohio. TrumbuIl County. Ann
PaEdee vs. Thomas Pardee. In Court Of Conc
mon Pleas. The defsndants Is hsr.by notifed
that the plaintiff has this day fled n said Court
parties were married in 1852 ID at she has faith
FUZZY dischsrged her duties as his wife, but that
he, has for more than three years past, been
guilty Of habitnal drunkenness. and extreme
cruelty toward her, assaultiDg and Jbeating her
Eitbeqt cause: and has deserted her. and has
been Lying With another Hpmen a bis wife for
more than ayeAr past. forWhieh uHuses petition :
for hesring At next term Of said Court,
-. By MILTON SUTLEFF. Attsy for PETER.
Sept 4, l87-6t - =
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TIle aB.R. Gytgrunifle.
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.
From a. Atlantic ,lIaloathly for ssptsnBsr.i


''The women OF Columbus. Mississippi. anima
ted BY nobler sentiments than are many Of thet
sisters, have shown themselves impartial to tn
memory of the dead. They strewed flower
alike on the graves Of the Copfedorati
and Of the National soldiers. New York Tri
bune.
By the fow Of the inland river.
Whence the fleets ofiron hare fed
Where the blades OF the green grass culver,
Asleep are the ranks of the dead:
Under the sod and the dew,
r-4r WAITING the Judgment day;
Under the laurel, the Blue.
ULder the willow, the Gray.
Those in the robinEs Of glory,
Those in the gloom Of defeat
All with the battie-olood cory. ~
In the dusk ofeternity meet
Under the sod and the dew.
Waitng the jndement day;
Under the laurel. the Blue.
Under tie willow. the Gray.
9 From the Silence Of sorrowful hours
The desolate mourners go.
Lovingly laden With dOwerz
Alike for the friend and the foe 2.
Upder the .od and the dew. fi
Waiting the fudKment day; 'i--
Under the roses. the Blue.
Under the lilies. tho Gray.
So with an equal splendor
me morning GQQ-rayS Iall, r.
With touch impartially tender.
On the blossoms blooming for all:
Under the sod and the dew.
WAITING The Judgment day
Broidered with gold. the Blue.
MelloWed with gold. the Gray.
So When the summer ealIeth.
On forest and fsld Of grain.
With an equal murmur falleth
The -eooling drlp Of tie rain. 90 ..s.
q Undef thetee Gnd the deW.
Waiting the Judgment day
Wet with the rain, the Blue,
Wet with the rain. the Gray.
Sadly, but not with upb.aidinE.
The generous deed was done;
In the storm Of the years that are fading;
No braver battle was won -
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the Judgement day.
e Under the hlossons. the blue.
81 Under the eArisnds. the Gray.
No more shall the wsr-cry sever.
Or the winding rivers be red;
They banlsh our anger forever
When they laurel the graves of our mead
Under the sod and the dew,
49, Z Waiting the judgment day. .--
Love and tears fer the Blue; a u Jag
Tears and love for the Gray.
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A white man named U. S. WiIker-
sen, was sent to jail in LYnchbng.
Va. on ThursdAy, for beating negro
by the name Of Aaron Jones. They
were discussing politics, when Wilker-
son became enrsged. attacked the boy.
kicked and knocked out two or three
of his teeth. The negro complained,
and the man was arrested and commit
ted to jail. .--.- --- ba
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An immense crowd Of people gather
ed st Fairfield, lows, recently, to see
Van Amburgh's show, which exhibited
at that place on that day. The Siam"
at the ticket wagon was very great,
and within the canvas the multitude
was 50 great that several children were
smothered in the arms Of their moth
ers. r. t...tf- ~
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{ EGALN NOTICE

IL Mary T. Viets. vs.. Calvin A. Viets, and
Charles Hartman. The defendsrt. Calvin A.
Niets. Is notified. that on the 21d DAY of June,
1861 .the said Mary F.. Viets. fled her petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the county Of Trumbull aud Stsfs Of Ohio,
chaEging said Calvin A, Yiets with extreme
cruelty towards the said Mary, and with adui-
tery with one Mary Bayley. and praying to be
divorced from said Calvin A. Viets, and for 9TH
e. relief. Said cause will be for hearing at the
kovenber term Of said Court, for 1867.
FORREST HYDE,
Septembss III. 1916 =
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Adoctor in Sc. Andrews, n B., call
ed on a patient lass winter who had
been badly frost-bitten, amputated the
injured member, Left. and promised to
call the next day. The next day came,
but the doctor did not. The suffering
patient sent for him repeatedly during
the1ext twelve days, bat received on
ly promises instead Of the doctors
presence. Finally he sent for other
doctors who came and helped him
Recently the neglected patient carried
his grievances into court, and succeed
ed IN getting &verdictin his favor, with
damages set at $2s. 900. te
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NOTICE.

- The Board of County Commissioners have
resolved 70 submit to the voters Of 1rumbuIl Co,
at the ensuing October election the question Of
a new Jail. for the decision Of the people Of the
county. majority Of all the votes 1cszf at said
election being necessary to authorize the erec-
ton OF new jail building.
By order of the Commissioners Of TraunbuIl
County. CA BRIGDRN- 6udifor-
AUDITORS 0fios Warren o. Sept. 4 lS67-5g
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r EGAL NOTICE.

AIhomas Collamore viii take notice. at on
lied against him, in the Court Of Common
8leas q Irumbun County. and State of Ohio,
a pennon for divorce. alleging adultery on part
q e.9 sssa inonas. ss 3 cause for such divorce
Der term Of said Court for 1857. = - -
shI u 1872 TAYLOR 4 JONES,
-a,.,,.5ioe- =, ~ Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Gen. Grant and the PresI-
dent. aia4i eiiH
WAsHINaroN, Sept. :

"a. w ASHINGToN, sept. ..
The Hersld's special says an open
rupture between the President and
Gen. Grant isreported. The Presidents
proclamation regarding the iaterfe-
renee with the laws in the Carroll
mas has caused il. One account says
Grant had accused the President of
disloyalty, and another that he consid-
cred certain illusions IN the proclama-
ton as insulting to himself. 1t seems
generally conceded, however, that
Grant had determined 20 leave the
War Office. In recent conversation
with leading Republicans shsis report
ed to have said that he fully endorsed
Congress. and would make his political
views public if suitable opportunity
was offered. His successor IN the War
Office is already spoken Of. aT-
The World says Of the interview
between the President and Grant: No
quarrel took place; no unpleasant word
was exchanged in fact the interview
was as pleasant as any which has pre-
ceded it. That Grant and the ,Presi
dent differ on some points regarding
the enforcement of the reconstruction
acts Is too well established to be refu-
ted, but that they groWl and snarl at
each other and call names, As some of
the Radical correspondents telegraph,
proves to be such absurd stuff, that
neither of the distinguished head Off
cials deem it necessary to dignity it
with contradiction ~ as-c
An important letter bearing upon
Gen; Sherldan's administration, and
asking Gen. Grant to ro.instate Gov.
Wells in erder that he might sign the
levee bonds, mas been written by Sen
ator Morrill,, Yates and Ramaey, snd
other Radicals, and VIII soon be pub
ished.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

HAKES THIS METHOD of In
forming his friends. and the puhlie gsner-
ally. that be has removed bis GUN SHOP,
frem Vienna, 70 Warren, and can De found on
Liberty Street. opposite :. &. Misel,s carris &c
Shop. where he will at all times be ready to SELL
make. or repair, anything in The gun line
Also viii keep on hand. for sale, the original
70 therepsirlng of all kiads Of Sewing Machines.
Door Locks. Keys, sc.
Maye. 1871 sFf
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Desler in School snd Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tionery, Wall Papers. Periodicals, Pamphlets
and Magazines, at the New York Book Store,
Main Street Warren Ohio. -
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LET THERE BE LIGHT.H

TOWNSHIP AND INDIYIDU-
al rights for maunfacturine and ssliingI in
Trumbnll Co.. DeWitts Aurora Oil. the best in
use for making superior light. It can be
manufactured BY any one, at 3 triAiug cost
of using ordinary Carbon OIL. and have better
light avoiding the liability to explosions. Save
your LIE. your money and .manufacture your
own light For terms and particulars apply to
the subscriber at 0berlin. Ohio, or to W. L.
Pike. Agent for County and State rights, at
GreenFille, Pa A-el II = p a. JACKSON
Warren o.. July 10. lS57-3m"
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"a Jesse Lynn VS., Jefsrson Smith. Before
o. H. Beem9n. Justice Of the Peace Of South
ington township, Trnmbull county. Ohio. -
On the III day Of Augast. a D 1857, said JUS
tice issued an orderOf Attachment In the above
setion, for the sum Of Five Dollars.
esOufhinEsOn. Sept 4. lsS7-st' -
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IDDTNaa kMoRGAN..

Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-Car-
pets, Nattinfs and Floor OIL Cloths. Window
Shades and 1xtures-1es, Coffee, Spices, &C.
They keep cons antiy on hand, : barge and
full Assortment cf goods II Their line, Of good
quality and fashionable styles, and offer thsn
tpr sale At the t0pea prices IN the market.
jan.e. 1851. -
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And now, fellow-citizens, few words
as to taxes, and am done. The gem
eral principle Of our tax laws, is to col
lect as much as possible on imported
goods. Thereasons ara. that such tax
es are more easily collected in the sea-
board cities, and mainly at the single
port of New York. They are mainly
on articles of luxury. such as silks.
and wines, and are paid
by the most able to pay. To the ex-
tent that taxes are levied upon articles
that may be manufactured here, they
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FSTATEof AUSTIN GaBATES,
IL deceased. Notice Il hereby given, that
the undersigned has been sppoint6d and quali-
ted. - Administrator on the EstAfs Of Austin
Ssbates, lAfs Of Trnmblu County. decd.
AUGUSTUS HLWRLl, Admir-.
BFHeeville. Sept 4 1S67-s
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p MoWRY & BROTHERS
Lively 9taRIe

d, rs ONE OF THE LATE Institu.
u tions Oar stock is all neu and Of the latest
style. Persons EaEtiag anything in the Livery
line. viii please give rs 3 cali Stable IN the
rear Of theNetionaI House. " q
Warren, July IL, les7-tf
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM MIL,
II FORD. deceased Notice Is hereby given
thstthe underSigned has bean Appointed Exec-
nsoF1 Of the estate Of William Milford, late of
Aksath hersfei6, TrumbulI County, deceased.
.-ssPt sE A-IS07-St' Q ~ HI REEL !
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surgeon Dsntsis. q zpseyer NsLain 4 sons
sIlEuss 70 maaufacture and insertteetn on
an the various bases now IN use. 80, :,
Pprflcriar araftentanticn paid 70 diseased teetn.
Nav 4L4f : y = ~ - De-4
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SOMETHING NEW

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book By this invention. We zxeiIi the ne
cess;y for rubber hands or straps. and Il Is far
preferable TO either, for durability and conFe-
nisnce. The spring heing OF the best onaiIfy and
tempsr always retain their elasticity. Ju st re-
csiTed from the manufacturer. wholesale or re-
tail, by--. w C WE. PORTER
Nay z. lSSs.
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FORRIsT HERE

Attorneys at Law Office over Parks Patch's
Hardware Store. Warren. Ohio. are auth orized
and prepared to attend TO all esses under the
late Bankrupt Law in the Bnitod Ssstes
Courts. March Is. 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

II your mothers mother Wassny moth
ers aunt, what relation would your great
grsndfather's nephew be b my eldest
brothers son-in- law r1a 1Gel
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). PARKs. ,-...--..rss- (, 7
PARHs 4 MENTL.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
crockery, Boots Shoes and Leather Carpet
lar. Paper Hznxi1gz. Window Shades, Ready
Made clGthins. &e-s siExys cheap fer ready
pay at the New York Store. Market Street,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FOREIGN and
American Dry Goods. Groceries. Crockery .&e.
= Corner NJ Main and Market Streefx. W srren.
- Ohio q ElsEE. = = tefsE z zall