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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

COusumptiOn.-The result of a neglected
Cough, which if treated with GOES COUGH
BALSAM in season, might be cured with yery
little trouble and expense. The proprietors do
not claim that il will cure Consumption. but
will greatly relieve any Cough. They have a
certificate from a gentleman whom physicians
pronounced incurable with Consumption stating
that Goes Cough Balsam cured him.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Edmund Jauaes Slack. defendant. a uon-
resident Of the State Of Ohio. viii take notice.
that on the &d day Of jan. A. D., 1861. Geo. Il.
L~efingweli, plaintiff. fled his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas, of Trumbuu Co. Chic.
setting forth. that on the 18th day of April, 1855,
he sold, BIZ written eOntract. to defendant, a
parcel or tract of land situate in the township
of Warren. County and state aforesaid. known
as part of Lots No.17 md II. in said township,
and bounded north by the MahOning river. east
by land sold BY contract to D. MaleOmb, south
by plank road leading from Warren TO Leavets-
burg; west BY land Of 3. STartWoOd. contain
ing three and l3-lGO acres of land ct $50, per
acre, Si25 IN hand and the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from the LIST day
OF April, lsr1 plaintiff says there was due from
delendent, on said contract, April17, 1866, the
sum Of sls2 5S-ll0. which defendant has wholly
neglected and refused to pay, or any part there
Of. and that said defendant IS wholly irrespon-
sible for the same. The said plaintiff prays
that said contract may be deereed BY said Court,
null and void, and be deliTeredup to be cancel
led and the said defendant barred from any or
all claim thereto. Said defendant must ans
wer BY the sd day of March next. or the de-
cree viii be granted. FORREST + HYDE.
Jan 81, lso3-5U As.ys for PPtH.
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EGAJ NOTICE.

IL james Beachel. VIM. EIiis and Richard G..
Huston. of the Arm Of Beaehel. Ellis & Co.,
james heHenry- a nonresident Of the State Of
Ohio, who Is supposed to reside in England. is
hereby notified. that BaCehel. Ellis d Co.. have
fled their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas. January 18th. SS7. oc Trumbun County.
Ohio, asking for Judgment against said McHen-
~, for Sl5S2.50. with interest from the twenri-
eth day Of august. A. D., 1861 on an account
stated between the duly authorized agent Of
said McHenTy, and said BeaShel Bib 4 CO.,
and THAI an attachment has been issued IN said
action, and gGrnishse process served upon the
President OF the New Lisbon Railway Company.
Said MciIsnry Is requested TO answer said petit
ton on or before the third Saturday after six
W0LCOTT & STEWART.
Jan g. 1S6T-6t plaintiffs Atty's.
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NOTICE
H0FF'S MALT EXTRACT
BEER OF HEALTH.

THIS VALUABLE and Renown-
Il ed preparation favOrably known for many
years in Europe. and applied with the greatest
success during the last European Wars. (see
official reports below is now introduced int
the United States of America.
As a nOurishing and palatable drink. and as
desirable table beverage. it is indispensable to
the sick and enerVated as we'll as to the heal
thy, owing to its agreeable taste and di2tetc
effects. As a remedy it ;nyisG-atsz the whole
system. and suTes disorders Of the stomach.
dyspepsia. loss Of appetite. Gc) obstinate ca
tarrhs. coughs, hOaTseness, &C. s%erOEula, ehOrO-
sis, and cases Of i~ncipient consumption, by its
wonderful combination Of herbs
As q nutrient it is invaluable snd extremely
beneficial 20 the enervated. the cOnV&lescent,
(after exhausting sicEness) to women nursing,
Increasing the secretion Of MILK and 70 per-
sons of all ages and both sexes, from its
streEgthiug and ~aiimentary properties.
PEICES-One Dozen, $3.50. Half
a Dozen IS, 3 Less than haIfa dozen
so Cents e bottle. with a discount 70
Wholesale dealers and Physician.
WM. SCHEIhING, Sols Agent,
FEB. 50, lS57-3ts
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pE McDOugsl, anoted whiskey-drink-
Eg Democratic US. Senator from Cali
signed the Temperance pledge on
hturday evening, the 10th inst, and got
bunk on the Sunday following. He is
bout as unreliable as Andy johnson.
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DEATHS


In West Pennington, Feb. uth, Mrs. OLIVIA
wife Of Rev. R. Page. aged 20 years.
She had been a member of the church of
Christ fifty years. No one Of her numerous ae-
quaintanee could doubt that she was a true
christian, She was ready for every good work:
expression of loss shows how She was esteemed
in town. The testimony of one who knew her
well will find its echo in many hearts "I think
of her as one who, in all her life. never lived in
any place that was not the better and BANNER
for her presence"
Her trust in Jesus was firm. She could say,
L know in whom l have believed" After nine
days Of distressing suffering from pleurisy and
inflammation of the lungs. she fell asleep in Jesus.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

re- The Missouri State Senate, on
Monday, passed the bill by a vote of nine
teen to seven, submitting to the people at
the next general election an amendment
to the Constitution to strike out the word
white" A similar proposition was in
produced into the House, which was made
the special order of Thursday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

PURE SOFT WATER.
LIVERY PERSON CAN HAVE
Apure soft water, for drinking. cooking and
washing. at a small cost. By using one Of
Jam sons Filters,
1t renders the impurest eistern OF rain water
clear as crystal, sweet and wholesome.
Orders may be lett at jameson i Wheeler's
Store, Market St, Warren. Ohio.
Feb I3. IS57-tf
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We would again call attention to til indis-
lauudrios and the ladies'. What the dear erea-
lures will do when the manufacturer. in the
course of human events. steps into another
sphere OF being. We ere at a loss to imagine
to do so, for nature, art. or science can never
produce a second j. Monroe Taylor Gold Medal
soap. We cannot say half enough in its favor.
After using. you win say the came.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

AJObe Herbert and VIM. Herbert. partners
trading under the firm nale ofJ.& W. Herbert.
Before Daniel Earle, J.. p, of Newton town
ship, umb county. Ohio On the 18th day
Of January. a. D. 1851. said Justice Issued an
orde. CT Attachment IN the above action. for
the sum Of hfty-seven dollars and twelve cents.
Said cause will be for hearing before said JUS
ties, March I'd. Al ID. 1851, at one o'clock p. N.
Feb, g.. 1851, 3Ws WILLIAM HERBERT
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RrA cable dispatch announces the
,ath of Lieut.. CoRNwALL, of the Ameri-
an navy, by apoplexy, at Toulon, on'the
Sth inst. There are a number OF relatives
the deceased in this section.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

kE Ex-Governor Dennison declares
imself in favor of expunging the word
white" from our State Constitution, and
Expresses the hope that the preliminary
.eps thereto shall be taken by the present
.egislature.
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of Music, Look Here !
TRENCU& CRAEIIER. LOG Eer-

chants Block. Youngstown, o., have just
received a stock of new and beautiful sheet
music from the mammoth establishment of
Root / Cady." Chicago. which they are prepa-
red to represent in every particular. Sole
agents for the far famed "Steck Pianos"
Brown az Perkins," de-, &c. Also agents for
the celebrated Geo. A. Prince MelOdeGns with
divided swell and basso-tenuto attaehment.-
Musical merchandise Of every description fur
nished to order. Give us a call.
Feb q, IS67-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
for sale the farm now occupied BY him.
situated in Champion 81 miles north Of A G..
W. R. Depot. at Warren. Containing one hun
dred acres. with good buildings, orchards. de-
thereon. Thirty-three acres of superior Wa-
cRHed timber. any person wishing to secure q
valuable farm in q desirable location. will
please esll s9en oe SIMON BoERSTLER.
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EGAL NOTICE.

hMaria Jackson. plaintiff. vs.. George s.
Selden and Conner G. Selden. defendants-
In Court Of Common Pleas OIL Trumbuu Co. o.
The said George 5. Selden and Conner G.. Sell
den, of the State Of Pennsylvania, will take no
tice. that the said Maria Jackson. plaintiff, on
the 18th day Of December, 1855. fled her petit
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of said Co.,
in the State of Ohio. against the said defend
ants. setting forth that the said defendants are
indebted to her upon q contract for the sale of
timber in the sum of three hundred and forty
hve dollars aud inter est from tina commence
ment of the suit. That an order of attachment
has been issued out Ofsaid Court in said action,
and the said defendants are notified. that they
are required 70 answer said petition on or be-
fore the 23d day of March. 1867.
TAYLOR & JONES,
Jan 30, 1876. Atty's for Pitts,
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TAGHMEN

IA Nelson 7 0sboun. Plaintiff. against
Charles H.. D.. Barker, and Perry Wagner. De-
PENDANTS. Before n. w. Palmer, J. P. of Nee
ca Township, Trumbull Co.. Ohio. On the 18th
day Of February, A. D., 1857, said Justice i.su-
ed an order OF Attachment in the above action.
for the sum of Ninety-Eight Dollars and Forty
Gents; Said cause will be heard April o, 1867.
at O'Clock, p. m.
Fab ~ 1877
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| PLACEMENT

AEzekiel Gilman, Plaintiff. against Silas
Laughlin. Defendant. Before \. W. Palmer. j.
P. Of MECCA Township, Irumbull Co, Ohio. On
the 18th day of Feb. a. D., 1867, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above ac-
ton, for the sum of THU ty-tWo dollars and fifty
seven cents. Said cause will be heard April Sd,
EZEKIEL GILMAN.
Peb y. 1874
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a
IN The State Of Ohio. Trumbuu County, in
the Court of Commodities. Sarah AMOrrison,
vs.. Samuel P Morrison, For divorce.
The defendant is notified that plaintiff fled
her petition in the court Of Common Pleas, for
TrumbulI county, Ohio, on the 10th day Of Feb
ruary. A. D., 1867, charging i'm with iadultrey,
and asking for a divorce. alleging marriage be-
tween them. Said Petition will be heard az the
next term Of Court. for said county.
ing March 18th 1867 and dispositions viii be taken
BY Plaintiff to be used in the hearing of said
Ca Se, at the PostOfice in the town Of WatrOns-
vile. Tuscola county, Michigan. on the lIth day
of March A. D.. between the hours offs o'clock
A. II. and 8 O'Clock P. NJ, of said day.
FORREST & HYDE,
Feb, O.-6t Attorneys.
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sP The Richmond Enquirer, under
the impression that the temporary loss
of Shermzn's amendment would be the
death of reconstruction for the present
session, says the news vas received
with the liveliest satisfaction" The joy
was brief, for that which gave so much
sssatisfaction /" to rebels could not long
be persisted in by loyal men. By this
time the En- qNirer is in the deepest
mourning. The innocent man, forget
full of the pSst, says, there is some
thing revolving in the overthrow OF
the government, and the invasion by
armies of q people who are in pro
found peace" Pity The South did not
think so in 1861. Having acted on the
opposite principle, the penalty has be
come ineVitable-and that's what's the
matter.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. p.
To-day, two men, named johnson and
Barker, quarrelled at the house OF the lat
ter, who took q gun and fired at johnson,
killing him instantly. The murderer is
not yet arrested. Deceased was q single
man, aged 80 years.
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PUBHIC Sale,

THE FIRM of TOD &DAVIS,
dissolxel by mutual consent. they viii sell
at Public Vendue
On Friday, March ISIS. 1867,
at BRIER HILL, all their personal property
Consisting of Horses, Cattle. Sheep. Hogs. Far
ming utensils. Hay and Grain. As the stock
now offered IS thorough bred. and in fine con-
ditlon, the attention Of breeders is particularly
invited TO the same.
A credit of one year will be given on all sums
over ten dollars; the purchaser giving his note
with approved security. and bearing interest.
Feb 2O-2t DAVID TOD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

The position of Principal, at the New
York State Normal School, at Albany,
mas been offered to Hon. E. E White, Of
Columbus, with a salary of So, 900 per
per year. He declined the offer.
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OHIO LEGISLATURES.
From the Cleveland Leader.l

SGLlA Dley 4OOA0~ ASs
In the Senate to-day a bill was pass
ed to amend the school law so as to al
low Incorporated villages to levy a tax
OF five mills on a dollar for school pur
poses, and additional mill in the years
1867 and 1868, to pay the past indebt-
edness.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Girls.
void to increase the penalty for pro-
curing abortion, and for advertising,
selling or giving away pernicious drugs
and medicines, &c.
The Senate concurred in the House
amendment to the bill authorizing
towns of two thousand inhabitants to
purchase steam FIRE engines, by insert
ing zone thousand" for 1.-TWO thousand"
inhabitants, and the bill is a law.
The Senate also passed the bill in
creasing the fees of jurors before JUS
tees of the Peace, from fifty cents TO
one dollar in each case.
The Senate also passed the bill au-
thorizing County Commissioners to APP
propriate as county roads, unfinished
turnpikes and plankroads.
In the House a bill was passed au-
thorizing County Commissioners to pay
Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys not to
exceed 800 for extra services at term
of the court.
Also the Senate bill TO incorporate
Sharpshooter Associations.
The House spent a long time this sf-
ternoon in the discussion of a Temper
ance bill, which was laid over from last
session, requiring all persons selling in
.toxicating liquors to give bonds in
$1,000, and making a violation of the
laws against selling hneable, in not less
than 500 nor more than $1,000. The
bill was lost by three votes, with TWEEN
ty or more absentees. A motion was
made to reconsider the vote, and the
friends of the bill have confidence in
their ability to pass it. The bill passed
the Senate last year, but it has been
considerably amended.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 20. House. The Road
law was so amended as to exempt from the
Road tax pensioners of the United States,
and passed.
The bill authorizing the erection If
School-houses by sub districts, during the
years 1867 and 1768, was signed, and is
now a law.
The Senate Temperance bill was amend
ed so as to require all persons selling in
toxicating liquors to give bonds from
81, coo to $1,000 not to violate the Liquor
Laws; also striking out the proyiso to the
Sth section OF the law of 1856 TO provide
evils resulting from the sale of in
toxicating liquors in Ohio. The bill was
then passed.
On motion of Mr.. Northway, a resolu-
ton was adopted ~instructilg the Judiciary
TO report the necessary meas
ures TO provide, for the inmates Of the Sol
Home, the privilege of voting at
the nearest place of election.-CereIGnd
Herald.
Noyr,,pT-S Fab 81
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E-T The London Times of the 3lst of
January, contains the following in its
money article:
With regard to the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, it has been-an-
uounced this evening thstarrangements
hsye been completed for appointing a
committee to make an investigation
into it, affairs, st the instance of the
leading parties interested, and that Its
formation will be forthwith communi-
Gated in q circular TO the b~ondholders.
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New Advertisements.
FGAL NOTICE

IL George Shafer vs.. Thomas B. Lloyd. In
Court OF Common Pleas, Of TrumbuI Co, o.
The said Thomas p Lloyd. defendant in the
above action, will take notice. that the plaintiff.
George ShaHer. did on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, AID. 1867, Gle his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Trumbull county. in the
state OF Ohio, against the said defendant, set
ting forth, among other things. that the said
Of -Four Hundred and tWenty-One dollars and
twenty-three cents, and interest from the 18th
Gay OF February, 1857, the said Indebtedness
being Tor q balance of money loaned to said de-
tendant on or about the 10Th day of October,
A-D- 1903. and that sn order Of attachment
has been allowed and Issued in said action. The
defendant Is required 70 appear and answer
SAID peuhoaoD or before the third Saturday AZ
Ter the 18th day of March. A D.. 1867.
Feb 2O..6E Att5vs for PiainfiF
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COLUMBUS, Feb. q.
SENATE.

The following bills we're passed: Limit
ing the Lien of Municipal Taxes on Real
Estate to two years; Authorizing the APP
pointment of Policemen to Guard Oemete-
ries; Providing for the Incorporation of
Cemetery Companies, Relative to Fees of
Clerks in Criminal Gases; Authorizing
the construction of Sewers in villages OF
two thousand inhabitants; Providing that
the State may Prosecute Writs of Error In
criminal cases; Providing for the Equali-
cation of assessments of Railroad property
Tor taxation; Giving Justices of the Peace
jurisdiction in Attachment, before a debt
not exceeding 800 is due, in cases of
fraudulent disposition of property.
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New Advertisements.
O~UARTERS for Fabne,

HEAD QUARTERS for Fahnes.
"toek's White Lead. at the Old River Block
Drug Store of Hoyt. StrattOn d HapgOOd. Per-
fectly pure article and possessing a degree of
fneness and whiteness unsurpassed by any 9TH
er brand. We are now ready for the Paint and
Oil trade, having just received a large lot of
Linseed Oil-Boiled and Raw, also abigpile Of
Fahnestoeks Pure White Lead. No. 5 Main
Street. Warren Ohio,
H0YT. STRATTON K HAPGoOD.
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Bosrox AND NEw ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with
their Baggage. are transferred free ofeharGs in
New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-27

The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches R-IN THE WORLD1G1
accompany al night trains on this railway.
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NASHVILLE, February is.
The negro suffrage bill has passed the
Senate-ayes fourteen, noes seyen It IS
now the law of the State. Ny regards 10
Andrew Pharaoh.
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HALL & MACKEY

DEALERS IN
Saddles, Harness, franks. whips.
Collars, Horse Blankets, SaddIer's
Hardware of every description:
Buffalo Robes; Cards. Curry
Combs, Brushes. &C., Ge.
OADDLERY HARDWARE. and
- Horse Blankets sold in Jobbing Lots. TO
suit purchasers. We aim to keep frst-elass
WOrkmen. and TO make up our work in superior
and We will suit you in price and quality far
tieles.
L~oeation-Second door North of MeLain's
banking house. Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Nov. 5. 1565.-tE.
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TIL LADIES' FRIEND, FOR MARCH, 1S67.-''The
Truant's Return" q beautiful Steel Engraving,
leads of this number of the Queen Of the Month
lies" Then we have the usual elegant and re-
fined Steel Fashion Plate. and a number of Pat
terms for Spring Dresses, Promenade Toilets,
Caps, &c. An engraving Of a noted French
Aquarium in Prris, shows the large style in which
they do some things in the Old World The
Music this month is Titles Passed Away
The Literary Matter is made up of the continual
tions of the novelets Of "0ryille College. by
Mrs. Henry Wood, and How Woman Had
Her Way,"by Elizabeth P~reseott-with shorter
articles and Editorials, Receipts. Fashions, &c.
The publisher announce in addition to the Vince
Ter d Wilson Sewing Machines, q Splendid List
of new Premiums, including Silyer-Plated Tea
Sets, Cake-Baskets and lce-Pitehers. Silver
and Gold Watches, Guns, and Rifles. Clothes
Wringers, Melodeons and Organs, AppletOn's
~CyclopGdia, DC. A beautiful Steel Engraving,
&c inches wide. called "0ne Of Life's Happy
Hours" will be sent gratis TO every single $50
subscriber. ank 10 every person sending q eiuo-
Price with engraving) $3.50 a year Address
Deacon 4 Peterson, $40 Walnut Street, Phlla-
delnhia.
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. SSIGNEE'S SALE. at Warren.

a oOIUNE b On L.. aE warren,
"a Ohio, at the old stand ofC. A.LYMAN,
successor Of Geo. A. PUrintOn. NO.6 Main street.
Rare chance for bargains. Grand place to in
vest greenbaeks- Six thousand dollars Wsrth of
goods consisting Of choice assortment Of La
dies and Gehtlemens' furnishing goods. Hats.
Caps. Millinery Goods, &c, viii be sold at pri-
Assignee's sale. This ontire stock must be
disposed of within 20 days from date. AID will
be sold at great sacrifice. Milliners and Mer-
chants will find that goods. which they viii re-
quire in their regular trade, can be purchased
here at lower rates than the same goods can be
got in New York or Cleveland.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
Feb. 20. Off Assignee.
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New Advertisements.
GEO. w. MEssEF

Notary Public. office with Taylor q Jones, At
torneys. east side Public Square. Warren. o..
Feb. q, 1861.
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Baggage Checked Through,

&ASKJor TICKETS VIA ERIE GALWAY.
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
Offices ia the West and Southwest.
II. RIDDLE. VIM R BARR,
SUIT Gen1 Pass. AR't
Jan. @, 1S67-tf