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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

R6- One Of the editors of the San
dusky Register, on q tour through the
Southern States, dates q letter from
Montgomery, Ala, in which he says:-
The universal verdict from all classes
of employers is that this year the
Freedmen are working well. They
have mainly recovered from the bewil-
derment into which they were thrown
by emancipation, and seem fully to
have learned that liberty is not idle
ness.
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HL.
The Wool TRADE.-The wool trade
of our own locality is growing more
brisk than we supposed it would some
two or three weeks ago. A good deal
of wool isjust now finding its way into
market, and it is very likely that with.
in the next two weeks a large majority
of the farmers of our county will have
disposed of their clips Notwithstanding
the low prices they are receiving forit
Messrs. Orr & Dawson, of this place,
commenced buying 8 few days ago,
and we believe have already stored
away some $4,000 pounds. At other
points in the county, the same rush to
sell prevails. The price paid varies but
little from what was offered at the be
ginning of the season. viz, from 40 to
so cents per pound.-BaGu frgHs, Ja.
k TO-,
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ASman Farm for Sale.

This property Is situated in the Township Of
Lordstown. one mile Eest OF the Village of Uhl-
ton, on the main road 70 either J Jackson or New
ton Falls. II consists Of thirty and a-halfa acres.
(more'or less), Is in . highl state Of Cultivation.
with never failing sprlnE OF WATER a superior
we'll which Is perennial y oisterns and Seven
Acres Of Timber, oGK and maple- A thriving
yOung Orchard Of more than IS apple trees.
some Of which have born fruit for two years;
several kinda OF grapevinss, which have pro-
duced fruit; small fruits in abundance. such As
currents, strawberries. white. black and red
cherries, pears. plums and peaches. The dwell
ling house is almost new. being built IN 1905. has
Z rat-prOof cellar, four rooms Gown stairs. and
i've above. The Out-buildings area good frame
barn. 80 by 30. wood house. wash house, coal
house, wagon sheds and corn crib. A sight OF
this property will inspire q desire to possess il
in ali who wants such 4 delighttulhome. Terms
easy TO suit the purchaser.
n, b. II the above is not sold by the 18th OF
October it viii be for rent, Apply to the pro-
prietor on the premises.
July 24-3mo. TT. SPEkH.
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-.

SHERIFFS SALE. 10 bne iUT
OElizabeth A. Moser. vs. VIM. P. Moser, ct al.
order Of sale, issued out of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Trumbull county Ohio. in the
aboyenamed case. to me directed nddelivered
shall expose 10 PUBLIC sale AZ the south door
saturdays August 10Th A. d.. 1857
between. the hours Of one and four O'Clock. p.
m. Of said day the following described Real
Estate, to-Wit. tifi-l4A alfEll 20
Situate in the county of T~rumbulLsnd State
OF Ohio. in the Incorporated village Of Warren.
on subdivision OF village Istslin the toWn4of
warren, for more particular descriptiong Of
which reference being had to records. Of Frum-
bulhcountyo OF maps. it will appeafsbeth same
: Appraised At S3O640O. Terms Cash. --x
s. N LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifs oEees warren o.. July 10. Is67-5w
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.sWeWMisaro s, W0RMSIEIT.
In $3.50 Mrs. W. CARTER.
49, 1910 Mrs =. E1KEEK& Bars d
( Medina March !, $50 40 bes 5u1GEd3zll

The aboYe-named hadIes We are -psrsoDaHy
acquaintsd With land nob4hSfforseVefL years
while we livedi in Medina. the5 were greatsaEsPZ
was with greatdificulty she was able to stand
upon her feet. Afew bottlesof CathOlicoa en-
tirsly cured her Of her complaints. Ny wife
reeommendIt TO the Ladies Of this country as
safe and efficient remedy for the many COM
plants they are subject to. JOHN WEEKS.
May15 1851 Editor Canield Herald.
For Sale by Julian Harmon. Warren; Hoyt,
Sratton& Eapg0od, Warren stRJ h Stewart,
Hdbbard; Chew & Leslie, BroOkfeld r.
Gates, Hartford Morrow L Vanness, Burg HilE
BeckWith & Brother. Kinsman; G.. P. Curtis,
Greene; VIC. Savage. Bloomfield; Norton.
Harshman 4 Co. Bristol; Z. p. Wofeott, Far
mington; l.. z. Soule. Newton Fails.
For Medicine or Agencies. address
Ii. z KINGSLEf. Cleveland. Is
Nay IS. 1s57-Sm Agent for Ohio.
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seward & BenfIey's AlismR for the
HaiF.-This invaluable pr PREPARATION has given
universal satisfaction wherever II has been m
troduced, and called forth the highest encomi-
ums fro IN all who have been 90 fortunate aS 70
wall themselves Of its benehcisl effects. ine
manufacturers. by studiously expedmennng.
nave succeeded in combining. with much nj
Getty, all the virtues of the ingredients OF most
of the Hair Renovators and Reviewers extant'
and successfully overcome the Difficulty q Sc
Letting the mucous ingredients which VIII re-
store gray hair to is original color and fustre;
and at the same time performs every mcicauon
Of n perfect Hair Dressing. which neither IN
jures the texture ofthe hair, nor eolors the I'm
en- or skin. A few applications impsrt = lus-
trous brilliancy and soft silky appearance TO
unsightly. brash and Wiry hair. Faded or gray
hair is restored to its primitive eotsr IN lew
days, and bright red hair Is changed 70 q beau.
tiful auburn by two or three applieat0ns- II
isupercedes hair dye. As a hair dressing u mas
no successful rival. by its property OF prevent
ing and removing dandruf. and curing the va
rios diseases 10 which the scalp is liable
Stewards Cough Cureis pleasant and reliable
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

Garland. Major Colegrovs
Ellery, S S Burton
Ridgway, Frederick Vernon
.Rahdolph, R n Stubs
E Randolph, J + Stocker IL
jamestown and Sugar Grove Sweed-
ish Miss, B A Carlson, Chamberlain
Institute, A S Dobbs Principal, meEs.
Der of Randolph OF. Con. .fG>
=FRRDoSIA DISTRICT.
J Z CHARIN, Pc
Fredonia, d. Steadman
Dunkirk, ] NJ Bray, ,jr
Mayville, Z H Yingling
Portland, 6 W Gray
Delanti, C E Woodwork
Sinclairville. A L Kellogg
Ellington. II II Moore
Leon, L E B~eardsley
Cherry Creek. Edwin Chace
Cattaraugus, E B Cummings
Perrysburg, A A Horton
w Dayton, 2 W Shadduck
Hamlet, Jepthah Marsh
Forrestyille, C NJ Hurd
Sheridan. w W Warner
Little Valley and Salamanca, C w
Reeves
Silver Creek, David Miner
Westfeld, G W Clark
Quinsey, J W Davis
Sherman, L w Day
Clymer, Peter Burroughs
A D Morton, Agt. Freedmen's Aid
Society, memberof Fredonia OF. Con-
ference,
James Lynch, transferred to Missis-
sippi Miss, Con.
Owen Hicks transferred to Baltimore
Con. Hiram 81 Lowry transferred to
Ohio Con. A N Brown, transferred to
Kansas Con.
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The Tuscarawas Chronicle says q speci-
men of 'Lambert" wheat, grown in that
county, shows q very large snd plump
grain, and is weevil proof, as was demon-
strated by actual test in the same field with
another variety. II will yield. it Is said,
thirty bushels to the acre. r~a1
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valuable Real Estate for y sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for
stand, on the corner Of Canal and Broad streets.
in the village Of Newton Ealls. now occupied
b. ]. 4 W. herbert IS q dwelling. Dry Goods
4 brick dwelling house and store room, and a
large and convenient Warehouse. An indispu-
table title can be made. For terms. which viii
be liberal. enquire Of ]. 4 VI. Herbert. on the
premises. or John z. Beaver or William Green,
Of said village. or to the subscriber at Howland.
Trumbul Co.. o. A. N. ALLEN.
June u. Is57-Sin. e. EDII'FrFTqT a
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In New York fourteen buildings were
set on fire by crackers and fireworks on the
Fourth, and in Philadelphia twenty build
ings were set on fire by the burning of
fireworks and the discharge of pistols on
the same day.
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LET THERE BE LIGHTa
~ANDINDIYIDU

Il al rights for manufhcturipg and sellng. in
Trumb1ll Co.. DeWitts Aurora Oil. the best in
uas ,Ias @%sdn By a sn s1P SSs' Z, iis 1isiSs sSetl@
ANY family can save three-foarths the exuenSe
Of using ordinary Carbon Oil and have a batter
light. avoiding the liability % explosions. Save
yuur lite. your money and manofacture your
own light. For terms and particulars apply to
she subscriber at Oberiin. Ohio. or TO w Ia
Pike, Agent for County and State rights. at
GreenViile. Pa. A.JACKS0E.-
W1Frsa o. July 10 lss7 -smsTf -
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While money is regarded as
8 and tight in this country, the
latest reports from England are that
the glut in the money market of Lon
don is unparalleled. and it is expected
the rate Of discount viii be lower than
everknoTn. Il ~ s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24
Western Reserve Seminary

TIHE FALL TERM Of Ills
desery edly popular Institution. common
ees Aug. 18th. The Trustees take pleasure in
saying 10 the public that they q seccredthe
services Of an able corps of insructorS and
have also q many important repairs and
improvements Shieh viii add much tothe con-
Yenience and comfort Of the studenE
All young ladies and Gentlemsn DESIRING the
benefit Of q good school are cordially invited 70
the w. r. Seminary. there being room for all.
BY order Of the Executive Board.
A. D. KIBBEE, President.
West 7 arlington Ohio, july 2i-1t.
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RIO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice Is hereby giyea. Of the intention
Of the Council Of Incorporated Village Of War
rem. TO construct 9 Sewer in Dis. No. /. as fol-
lows: A branch Sewer on the west side Of Main
Street commencing at south street and extend
ing norih connecting with Main Sewer on Main
Street. An persons having objections 20. or
claiming damages by rsaaon of such sewer. are
hereby required to file theEame in writing, With
the Clerk of the town within six weeks from
the first publication Of this notice. or be forever
debarred q hearing upon the subject.
u BY order Of the Couneil,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

A-We find the following striking
't~persona" in the Milwaukee SentiHeL:
3aMr. George B. Mcclellan, well
known as having married 3 daughter oil
Col. Marcy, Of the regular army, was at
last accounts, somewhere on the Medi'
terranean, with his wife and child, ex'
pecting to return to America next fall.
Nj. Mcclellan has been making quite
g pTotrscted stay abroad. he was for
merly q military man"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

Somebody having a spite against a man
in Bridgeport, Conn, stuck down pieces
of telegraph wire all over his meadow, so
that when be began to NOW the other day
the scythes would require constant grind
inc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

Two Lynn, Mass balloonsts were
carried but TO sea a quarter of a mile on
the evening Of the Fourth, in spite of
their efforts to the contrary, and were
saved only by thetimely arrival of a dory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

~ J. f. Porter, VS. James Nicholas.
Henry q Church, Us james NicAolas. In Trrm-
bun Common Pleas. By virtue Of two orders o.
sales in attachment. issued ut Of the Court Of
Common Please Trumbulleounty, 0hioin the
above named eases. TO me directed and deliver
ed. shah expose To- public sale at the South
door Of the Court House. in Warren. On REr-
Saturday, the 10th day ofAugust, 'e7
bstWesntheho D fthree and I've oteloek. p,
N. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate, to-wit: III uTFFl- s.
land, part Of tot No. 70, sit1atein Newton Tp.,
Trumbull county Ohio. bounded aud described
as follows South by lands of Wm.L angabar-
ger, west by lands of Charles Kistier. north BY
lands OF John ohearer. and east lands Of Gill
mer." Appraised at Sj7s. Terms Cash.
SIN. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Warren o.. July 10. 1s67-5W
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. .ffi-f -dssg ~, BID
In Elijah G. Graham whose residences Is IN
known. is notified that Alice Graham. on the
18th day Of June. 1861. FLED her petition in the
county of Trumbuil. and State Of Ohio. eharR-
ing the said Elljah g. ranam with being guilty
Of hahitual drunkenness, and praying that she
may be divorced from the said Elijah e. Graz
ham. which petition viii DO for hearing at the
term Of the said Court. commencing on thei25th
-. ALICE GRAHAM.
By her Au'y, John d. Stall. :
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HOME TESTIMONY

Ma. HE. K~1sesLKY-Dezr Sir. We feel tia
duty we owe to the pablie, 20 STATE that Mar
complaints elassed under the head Of Female
Diseases We have used yo1r .9raefenbery
Medicine, and have been greatly benefited
thereby, 50 much 50. thatWere the price double
sex who are SUFFERING from weakness, we would
recommend the oathOieon a. a-anFe banAasaL
It gives strength 70. the system. and enables
appropriate functions.
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Union senatorial Convention

Counties. ere requested to meet by delegates in
Convention. at Niles. on
Thursday, the 18th day of August, 81,
at uo'clock. E.m. for the purpose Of nomiEa-
tinga Senator for said District. The baSise Of
representation viii be one delegate for every
10 votes cast for Gov. Cox. IN 1855. and ore for
every fraction Of 50 votes and upwards.
This ratio will entitle Trumbun County 10 40
votes. and ahOnine County 20 % votes.
The several Townships of Trumbun County.
viii be entitled to the following:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

The new State library 1t Harrisburg,
Pa, was formally opened last week by
Governor Geary. The capacity of the
room at present Is $1,000 volumes, capa-
Bile of enlargement to 100, 900.
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.HERfFF'S SALE.

July II. Is67-6w
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DEATHS.


In BraceVille. Ohio, after . briet illness Of ave
months. Mr.. AUSTIN g. BATES, aged 81
years. 'Lf.Nt L'-
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Saturday. July Is.
CHARLES ~, son Of JRo. B. BreTster.
aged q years. t.-2 -T- s.r,H
In SoufhinEton, on the 18th inst. kENNA.
daughter Of Daniel and Catharine Chalk r.
aged year. / month and Is days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

ErThe evidence in the SurrAtt tri-
al il seryocontradictory. There seems
to be moral certainty of his compile
ity IN the assassination Of the Presi-
dent, yet the testimony is 80 tangled
and circuitous, that his conviction is
hardly to be anticipated. Unless the
evidence Is direct and explicit it would
be unEiss in this nation to have the
blood Of this xagabond attaching to its
skirts. Better leave him othe gnaT-
ings of 8 conscience that win not be at
rest-the worm that never. dies. A
sense of his guilt drove him to g foreign
land. but even there his dark secret
was revealed and he was oVertaken.-
He has done that which will make his
remaining life miserable. and he viii
go to his grave 3 poor, despised wretch
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

"a The estimated wheat crop for Stark
county this season is seven hundred thous-
and bushels.
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At Laconia, Ind. the other day, two
brothers, named Kingsley, fought each
other with knives and other weapons I'M
til both were fatally injured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

They have a base ball club at New Lis
bon composed Of men of full age and size
and called s'The Methusel4h."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

~ Eon. ia. Garfield sailed from
New York. a few days since, for Europe
where he designs spending a couple of
months. We would. call attention to
his letter to his constituents, published
in this weeks CHRoSIcLE, written
on the eve of his departure. We trust
the trip may prove highly beneficial to
the General, and that he may return
in the enjoyment of fully regained
health. Mrs.. Garfield accompanies her
husband. h1n 1a
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MARRIAGES.


By Rev. L. P. Greer. on the 18th inst; at the
residence of the brides mother. Mr.. W. Ina
TEMPTATION, of Trumbul Co, q, TO Mis-
CATHRINE Z. HOLSTER. OfJaekson.
July 4th in Mecca. BY Rev. W. A; CLARK, NJ
WIN. SCOTT and Miss ANNA .WORMLEf
all Of Mecca. Trumbuil Co., Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

Dyspepsia. The scourEe of the race. the
most aggravating of all diseases known, AID
hardest 70 cure yields Immediately to the innu-
tainly the most wonderful remedy ever diseoy-
cred for Indigestion. and any disorder Of the
Stomach and Bowels.
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DETITION FOR DIVORCE.

DEIlIlON FUN O1f OhO6-
The Stxte Of Ohio. Trumbull County
LTdis X. Hardy, vE Francis Hardy. In the
Court Of Common Pleas.
Petition for Divorce and Alimouy,
The d~efendantis hereby notified. that on the
oath dey Of June,A D.. 1867. said plaintiff hled
in The Clerks Office in said county. q petition,
the object and prayer Of which Is to obtain 4
divorce from the defendant and aimOn.. l,
The causes alledged are extreme cruelty. and
adultery with one Mrs. Daft. ut Pittsburg.. In
he State Of Psnnsylyanis. shout the hrst day
Of May. A. d. 1850. Said petition further prays
for the custody and controlOf their minor Oh I'D
William Francis Hardy. The defendanti h fur
ther notified that dispositions N this case Will
be taken at the Office Of George ii. ChIisty. IN
the city Of Pittsburgh. in the State OF Pennsyl-
Tanix' on the Ith day Of September. A. D. k6I.
betWeen the hours Of nine O'elock.a. m and six
o'clock. D. m, and to be continued from day. TO
day IL necessary in order 70 eompletet the taxing
o. 'Aia usDO' sANDRRsoN e JONES.
July 10. lsS7-6s. Atty's for Pith.
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Il is recommended, that the Union voters
meet st their respective places Of holding cleo
tions in their respective townships, on Saturday
evening. August Lth. 1861, at The shour OF Z
c. r. HUNT, SIN LAIRD
II. AUSTIN, ~ GEO. BALDWIN.
6. 4. ToKEsKND. JOHN LAUDER.
A. YE0AANS. T .rr7. Central Con.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

A roman in Chicago q few days ago
got vexed at her husband and sts bbed him
n the neck with o pitchfork.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

During the last twelve years upward! Of FOR
~ ThouEand Students have graduated IN tnste
colIaees and are now, oeeupying responsible
positions in the business World. In tbs COLLEGE
aetual business Is combined vito theory, ny
msans AZ Store, Business Ohees. Merchandise.
kc.. thereby giving students actual counting
room practice. The collegiate course emor.7
eeS theory and practice in Bookkeeping As ap.
piled to every Department Of business /; aucn As
practical Banking, Railroad ing. SteanDoaung
Telegraphing. Mercantile Accounts, Mstnemal-
les. ! aw, Penmanship. Correspondenee. hngiian
Grammsr Re. A Scholarship issued At ms
COLLEGE Is good for life in forty-eight SCHOOLS
located in the principal eities of the United
States and Cansdas. Students can enter as Any
lime and complete the full course in from eight
Ia fourteen weeks. A partial course viii be
given to those who desire i A hTst-eiass board rs
ieee where Students fnd all the comforts ofhome
at very low prices. No extra charges for Diplo-
ma ~ the higher branches. Yer CIRCULAR con
taining terms regulations and full information.
also specimens Of plain and rnamentat pen
man ship address enclosing stamp+
A. W. SMIrH. Prineipai5
July q, 1867. MeadVllle, "a
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Rar Congress adjourned, on Saturday
last, until the 2Ist of November next,
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EhA OL6AhASAs
ELL BAKER, P E
Erie, First Church, E A johnson.
Centenary Mission, to be supplied
Simpson Church, Dillen Prosser.
Wesleyyille and Green, C L Barhart,
r D Waltz
North East, Thomas Guy
Waterford, Washington HOLSTER
Mill Village, n W Jones
M'Kean, P W Sherwood -
Edinboro, F II Beck, d w Vorce, Sup
Fairview, Albina Hall
Girard, w N Reno
Union, Jonathan Whitley
Watts6urgh and Nina, w NJ Bear, ]
W Hill
KingsVille. II N Stearns
Conneaut, W d Wilson
Springfield. S w Lloyd
Albion, TG Blinn
Lockport, ] Z Mendenhall
AshtabulS, 0G MIntyre
W Love, Agent Penn'a Bible Soci-
ETY., member of KingsVille, Quar-. Con.
NEADTILLE DISTRICT.
CIV MAITBY, Pc
MeadYille, B Excel, L d Williams
Saegertown, ] K Halleck
Townville, A L Miller
Cochranton, B FDelo
Sunville, Grin Bsbcock
Franklin, ] II Tagg
Greenville, W P BigualI
Salem, G II Brown
Sheakelyville, Milton Smith
Evansburgh, J F Perry
ConneautVille, Frank Brown
Harmonsburgh, TIP Warner
Rockville, G NJ Eberman
Espyville, Robert Gray
Linesville, R c Smith
New Lebanan, Isaac Schofield
Oil City, o L Mead
Housewife, G w Staples
Cooperstown, ] G Hawkins
Allegheny College, J Marvin, A B
Hyde, Professors; n Norton, Financial
Agent. all members of Meadville Quar-
terly Conference.
NEW CASTLE DISTRICT.
r A CARUTHERs, Re
New Castle, J S Scofeld
Mt. Jackson, J Hill
Lowell & Edenburg, Ebenezar Benn ett
New Wilmington, John Crum
Eastbrook and Shenango, TG M'Crefry
HarrisViIle and PinegroTe, Robert
Beatty
CenterVille and Mt. Pleasant, Abraham
Domer .t- o. - 4e
Mercer, W F Wilson
HendersonVille, Thomas Graham
N. Washington, John Perry
C~lintonviIle, Cyril Wilson
| Waterloo, John Eckles
Poland, Stogdill
Middlesex. VIII Mossmsn
| Sharon, JSAlbertson
GAINESVILLE, r NJ Bear
Charleston, TO be supplied
Delaware Grove, i L Luce
Greenwood, JH Merchant 3
Brady's Bend, George Moore,
Hubbard, Robert Borland sos
Brookfeld, R Crane, Sup
CLARION R
r II HURLBUKT, Pc
Clarion, D A CroweIl
Brookville, ] H Starritt
CurlsYille, II P Henderson
Rimersburg, r B Boyd
Callensburg and Freedom, Johr. John
son
S~hippenville, A P Cotton
Rockland, John Abbott
Washington, G Reeser, ] NJ Grove
Tionesta, E d McCresry
Troy, John Frampton
Corsica, Frederick Fair
Punxsutawny, D Latshaw
PerrYsville, Abraham Bashline
Warsaw, E C McIlhatten
Luthersburg, W A Bowyer
Rrockwayville, ? w Scofeld
PutneyEille, Samuel Coon
Paradise, TT Baker
Venango City, R F Keller, ] P Hick
Carriers Seminary, JIG Townsend
Principal, E X Knapp, Agt. both mem
bers of Clarion OF. Con
f Hull, Agt. Penn. b. Society, mem
Der of BrookVille OF. Con
JAMESTOWN DISTRICT.
JOSEPH LESLIE, PIE
jamestown, W F Day
Ashyille, Al Lindsay
Sugar Grove, L 6 Merrill
Pine Grove and Pennington, Samue
II Hollen A' li
Frewsburg. to be supplied %
Kenzura, William Rice o7
South Valley, w F Warren
Sheffield, AS Goodrish
Panama, Gabriel Duumire
Columbus. r W Scott
Cory, ] S Lytle
Youngsville, } c Sullivan
Warren C R Pattee
Pleasantville, f A Squier
Tideioute, VIM Sampson
Petroleum Center, J W Wilson
Pithole and Tar Farm. R w Hawkin
Riceville, A II Bowers, ] K Shaffer
Titusville, n G Luke
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

Far" Tor Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED Wihb
4 sell at a great sacrifice, g farm Of 50
part. There IS = food neHstW0 story frame
house on the place, containing seVen large
rooma pantry and Eve closets Alsola good
barn % By 40fe with shed, IS By 3 r. Joining;
4 thrifty young orchard Of Apples. Peaches,
PLUMB. RaArA and Cherries; ZefaR aere Of
Strawberries in goodrbsarinsf5 Concord grape
vines. and a good ass0rtmept u cuTrantA
Terms easy .FoTflfihsr paTti5caaSscah ~
my residence. one mile .pest Of IuFDpik8- or
the center N6ddf BID. A.fGBNEGE.
Champion, o. .Juna5 s5742m- sS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24

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