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Cansistency.

This i q term much used by q clssh
of smaM, petri6ed politicians to sound
their own praises, ard to demonstrate
that they attained political perfection
with their frat vote. These unfor.
tunste Hisesores having settled down
in the opinion that to maintain a show
of consistency, it is necessary. to pur-
sue all through life q particular course
of external sction, no matter how stu
pid and fallacious more matured judg-
ment and experience may prove it to
be, have a very narrow conception of
the true definition of consistency
The consistency of mems lives should
be judged by the ends they aim at, the
fruit their conduct bears, their motives
and purposes. The consistent patriot
is he who is willing to employ every
proper means of beneiting the country,
and who is willing to adopt, as an in
strument, that party which seems to
Be most available for that purpose, re-
gardless of predictions and antece-
dents There are many of those who go
to make up the Democratic party, who
regard party as of much more inn
portance than the country, hence fol-
low the devious eourss of their un-
p~rincipled leaders throughall the lanes
and by-wsys of political charlat2nism.
Could they realize that the truly con
sistant man is he who follows the truth,
wherever it may lead, ever though it
should show that there was much to
be learned not dreamed of in his phi
iosophy, they would get a truer idea of
that term, and not be consoled with
the sophistical Interpretation given by
ignorent and dishonest men, who seek
to deter Others firm investigating prin-
ciPles, BY crying out Inconsistency
But to be q consistent member of the
Democratic party, 1t is necessary to ac-
quiesee IN the dicta that that party is
infalible; that il has attained per-
feetion; that the policy it advocated
years sgo Is perfectly adapted to every
pressuteGeFgeucy.and will be adequate
to all future necessities. To believe,
in fact. that humanity has necessarily
come to dead halt, and should be
content to stand stu, and not venture
to take . step forward.
It was such stupidity as this, such pal
pable and disgusting moral and pOliti-
cal cowardice, that blasted the power.
of that party and overwhelmed it with
q decentralization so complete it can
never recover therefrom. Young men
who ally themselves to that party, tie
70 q dead carcass, and cannot escape
the pollution inevitable upon the hate
ful association. Its tsnets are despotic
and cruel; it has no faith in humanity,
Is opposed to Eecial, moral and politi-
cal progress OR . broad and liberal
Christian basis. The soul of q modern
Democrat must necessarily Shriyel and
harden for want of wholesome nourish.
ment. Hence We advise every young
man who wishes to lead g noble, Virtu-
Gus, honest, consistent life, who wishes
to cultivate laEgeness of heart, and lib
erality of mind, to unite with the
Union Republican party, as the one
best calculated to give the sound char
aetaristics of a good citizen, a true pat
riot and honest man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

In A suit in Georgia, in regard 10 the
delivery of some corn, a freedman gave
the following extensive evidence: 81
know morn dis. De pettrators, de com.
manders and de allemanders sent me
on fur to anser to de corn. l delivered
de corn at Williams station and dis
elaimed-Here's Muccovey's corn
Dey sent on de anser bright and dats
all de perfxes of de circumstances
knowd by de drayman."
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Miss C s. W0RMSTEIT.
Mrs. W. CARTER.
Mrs. z. Z. WEEKS.
Medina. March l. 1850

The a-bove-named ladies we are personally
acquainted with and know that for several year.
while we lived in Medina. they were great suffer
ers. Miss s. has been so badly affected that il
was with great difficulty she was able to stand
upon her feet A few bottles of CatholieOn en-
tirely cured her of her complaints. Ny wife
received great benefit from this medicine, We
recommend it TO the Ladies Of this country as a
safe and Efficient remedy for the many com
plants they are subject to. JOHN WEEKS.
May Is. 1851. Editor Garfield Herald.
Stratton Z Hzpgood, Warren r. H.. Stewart,
Hubbard; Chew d Leslie. Brookfeld; A. B.
Gates. Hartford; Morrow L Yanness. Burg Hill;
BeckWith i Brother. Kinsman; q. r. Curtis.
Greene; w. @. Savage. BloOmheid Norton.
Harshman 4 Co. Bristol; 4. P. Woleott, Far
mington; L. I. Soule. Newton Falls.
For Medicine or Agencies; address
Il. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
May IS. 1s67-sm Agent for Ohio.
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H-Horsce Haines, who was con-
victed of the murder of Hiram SutIiffe,
in 1854, and was returned from the
peniteptiary where he had served near
Iy thirteen years of a life term, on a
writ Of error, vas discharged under a
noHe prosegp, on Friday last. It was
found in this case, it would be next to
impossible to convict him on 8 new tri-
al, even of granddaughter. Many of the
witnesses were beyond reach, and some
were dead. The prosecution of the
cause would have involved great ex-
pense, with the same probable result,
and no use 70 the community ACCOM-
plished by it.-AshtabuLa Sentinel,
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale:

IN DOChlDEh one rs I0f
sale the yellknoWn and substantial business
stand, on the corner Of Canal and Broad streets,
in the village Of Newton Falls. now occupied
by ], ! W. Herbert as Q dwelling. Dry Goods
store. and for storage. The buildings consists of
. brick dwelling house and store room, and a
large and convenient warehouse. An indispu-
table title can be made. For terms. which will
be liberal. enquire of ]. L W. Herbert, on the
premises, or John z. Beaver or William Green,
Of said village. or to the subscriber at Rowland,
TrGmbTll Co. A. n. ALLEN.
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Great Bargainl
Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
Il sell at a great sacrifice. his farm Of 90
acres-wen improved, and well fenced in every
house on the place, containing seven large
rooms. pantry and i've closets. Also a good
barn 80 by 40 n. With'shed, Is BY 3 It. joining !
Plums. Pears and Cherries; z Of an acre OF
Strawberries in good bearing; 20 Concord Grape
vines, and a good assortment OF Currants,
Raspberries, and Gooseberries.
Terms easy, For further partieucars call at
my residence, one mile west Of H1rnpike, on
the center road, ED. A. PRENTICE.
Champion, o. June 5, ls6T-2m.
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DOMESTIC FLEECES.
rV =

BE thou ehaste as ice and as pure as snow,
thou shalt not escape using unhealthy com
pounds in YOU food, was a true maxem. until
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus came to
our relief. Since using it, we feel that there is
one article in the way of Saleratus that ali can
use with healthy have limo Sarea
our dyspepsia, and thanks 10 Inc Gold Medal
Ssleratus for it. Try it, and you will say with
US. that perfection has been obtained. and the
inventor has immortalized his name forever
Most Of the merchants have it.
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HOME TESTIMONY

Mr.. H.B. KNGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel it q
duty we owe to the public, to state that Mar
shall's CathOlieon Is a medicine invaluable for
complaints elias led under the head of Female
Diseases. We have used your Graefenherg
Medicine, and have been greatly benefited
thereby, so much so, that were the price double
we would have them. To the thousands of our
sex who are suffering from weakness. we would
recommend the CatholicOn as a sure panacea-
1t gives strength TO the system. and enables
each of the organs OF the body 70 perform their
aDDroDriate functions
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

IN Catharine MELVIN. Adm'x of Cargyll
MeEWen. decd. VS. IRWIN McEwen. ct al.
In the Probate Court OF Trumbull Co., Ohio
In pursuance of an order granted By the Pro-
bate 1ouTt of Trlmblli County, Ohio. will of
fer for sale at public auction. on the Ilth day oil
July. A. D., 1861. at 10 O'Clock. forenoon, upon
the premises. the following described real estate
situate 10 the count of Trrmbull, and state oil
Ohio. to-wit (: Being part Of lot No. 20. in the
township Of Weathersfeld, and bounded as fol-
lows: North by the township cemetery and pub
and land owned BY z. Kerr: on the south BY
lot line Of No. 10. and on the southwest by the
center OF 9 stream pt water called Big Meander,
and contains p 400 acres OF land. Appraised
at $27s5,00. Terms made known on day of sale.
cATHARINE McEWEk.
June u. 1s67-4t Adm'x.
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New Advertisements.
Short Catechism.

SnOfG Cdl0CQlSm.
To be read and committed to memory, it will
be ioaad ins,rHciirc as we'll as profitable.
WHO keeps the largest and best selected
stock Of Ready Made Clqthingi N Warren ?
FIELD TURNER.
WHO keeps the best quality Of Ready Made
FIELD d TURNER.
WHO keeps the greatest variety of Ready
FIELD 6 TURNER.
WHO sells the NEST / eady Made Clothing in
Warren? FIELD TURNER.
WHO keeps the largcs. and best assortment Of
Linen Goods, in suits or otherwise. in
Warren FIELD &TURNER.
WHO sells all these goods the cheapest in
Warren FIELD j TURNER.
WIG keeps the best assortment Of Under
shirts and Drawers for summer wear. in
Warren? FIELD q TURNER.
WHO keeps all the best makes of Paper Coli
lars and Cuffs. INCLUDING the "GreylOck"
FIELD & TURNER.
WHO keeps the best assortment of Ladies Pa
per Collars and Cuts 10 Warner!
FIELD TURNER.
WHO keeps the latest styles of Scarfs. Ties,
Bows, Knots. Cravats. &c. &c, in Warren?
FIELD TURNER.
WHO keeps over thirty different styles of Silk.
Linen and Cotton S~uspenders in Warren?
FIELD d TURNER.
WHO keepsthe most extensive line of Hem
stitched bordered d plain Linen H'dkfs in
Warren? FIELD Il TURNER.
WHO sells all these goods the cheapest?
FIELD Dc TURNER
WHO keeps the largesta and most varied assort-
ment Of Gloves and Hosiery IN Warren?
FIELD &TURNkR.
WHO keeps the largest stock of Gents long and
= Hose. including those stout British, at
tour dollars andhfty cents per dozen
rem? FIELD d TURNER.
WHO keeps Spanish and Duck Linen Shirts in
Warren? FIELD GTURNER.
WHO keeps more Rubber Goats. Caps and Leg
gins than any enc else in Warren?
FIELD i TURNER.
WHO keeps knit Jackets. Denim overans. Lin
en- Duck 0veralls in Warren
LGA
WHO keeps the largest IN best assortment Of
Hats and Caps, of every style in Warren?
FIELD TURNER.
WHO sells more Hats and Caps than all the
other merchants in Warren
FIELD d TURNER.
WHO sells Hats and Caps the cheapest :?
FIELD y TURNER.
sells the best Umbrellas at the least price
in Warren? FIELD Dc TURNER.
WHO sells enameIed and leather Travelling
Bags and Satehels the eheapestin Warren?
FIELD TURNER.
Tricots. French. English and German
Coatings-toreign and Domestic CASH
FIELD K TURNER.
WHO sells these cloths. De. the cheapest?
FIELD TURNER.
WHO gets up the best fitting. neatest and latest
style custom work in Warren
PIELD TURNER.
WHO makes more eusto ON work than any other
house in Trumbull county or any. county
adjoining? FIELD TURNER.
WHO gets up the neatest and best Wedding.
Dress. Party or Business suits in Warren,
or elsewhere? FIELD Il TURNER.
WHO sells thols goods the cheapest I?
FIELD q TURNER,
WHO gives you the least price the first time
and don't require you to go all over town
and get prices, in order not to be cheated 2
FIELD &1URNER.
WHO allows no instrumentation in selling
their goods? FIELD TURNER.
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A WAsHrrerON dispatch says

A WAsHuEeToE dispatch says the
House Judiciary Committee has adjourned.
The final vote on impeaching the Presi-
dent stood four in favor end i've against
Boutwell,, Wiiliams, Thomas and Lay
renee voting aye. Wilson, Woodbridge,
Eldridge, Marshall(the last two being Dem
ocrats) and Churchill nay, on the ques.
ton. A resolution Of eensure, declaring
that the President has bean guilty of acts
which merit the condemnation of the
people, was passed by 8 vote of seven to
two. Eldridge and Marshall voting nay.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

Ia The Western Union Telegraph
Company has taken action looking to a
transfer of all its lines to the Govern.
ment. 1t is to be hoped it will sue
coed.
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Good Chance for a Bargain
FARM FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
il at private sale. one Of the choicest farms in
New-Lyme Township, Ashtabula County. about
H<miles east of the village of New. Lyme. and
contains lT9 acres of land. suitable for grazing
and farming purposes is in a high state of cul-
~tivatiOn the fences on the farm are good ald
timber Of various kinds for building purposes.
fencing. de-, IN abundance and aan be sur
passed is well wRteTed with two running
streams pasSiag through the farm and several
n~eyer-filing springs.
! The improvements consist Of one LARGE
FRAME HOUSE. two Tenant Houses. Barns,
Sheds, and other 0utbuildings. suitable for
Dairying purposes to which this farm Is we'll
adapted. Thegreatv varieties Of fruit cannot be
surpassed anywhere.
The above Farm. as situated. is vol c~alculs-
ted to divide into three farms, as the buildinGs.
orchards and Barns are placed suitable for each
tract,
TERMS-SSL dollars per acre two thousand
dollars to be paid in hand, when purchased. and
the balance on deferred payment, to suit the
purchaser. secured By mortgageon the premises
A good title and possession given when Our-
chased.
For further particulars Of the above premises
enquire of the subscriber. living, one mile north
of the Center of Vernon, Trumhuu County, o.
Jan q. IS67-tf LUCluS HOLCOMB.
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palIt is sisted that as the Emperor
of France and Gar of Russia veFe *
ding in a carriage through a street iP
Paris, last Thursday, an attempt vas
made to assassinate them, by firing a
pistol at the carriage. Neither of the
crowned heads happened to be in the
way of the bullet, 4. si 1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

FAMILY MEDICINES,

Are prepared under the immediate supervis
ion Of a skillful physician. and they may be re.
lied upon in all cases
The intelligence of the community is not in,
suited by the offer of a single medicine which
claims to cure all Diseases. but the raefenbers
Remed es consist of eleven different medicines
all unsqualled in the cure Of the diseases fol
which they are recommended. among which
may be selected one appropriate to any of the
diseases incidentto this country and climate.
The GrBfenberg Pill ara better than any 9TH
GrGfnJerg Uterine CafkOLieoa Is an infalible
remedy for all Eemale diseases. Price $3.50.
The Uterine Cdtk0tieoR will alSO cure Gravel,
diseases of the Kidneys. and urinary difficult
ties in males.
The GraefenBer0 Sars0pGriAa is by far the most
powerful and eficSciOus compound In use-Price
The GraeEenBerg Dysentery Syrup is a certain
and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price so cents.
The Graefenbero Pile Remedy never fails to per-
manently relieve this distressing disease-Price
Tie GraefenBero CkiIdren's Panaesa is an in
valuable compound in all diseases incident to
children.
The Graefsn5erO Fsver and Ague Remedy is a
sovereign specific for this particular disease
GrGSfeSSerg Green Aornsaia 0ugtmss:ezcsls all
other saIyes in its curative eGeets-Price 25
cents.
Tie Graetea5erg Health Bittsrs are the most
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price % cents.
The GrasleHterg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled in
all inflammation or diseases of the eye-Prics Is
Giants
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E5- We cannot understand why people should
anylonger buy the miserable preparations ad-
vertieed as hair restOrers, when the Alisma.
which is really the finest article for the hair in
use. can be procured for so reasonable a price
as one dollar q bottle.
Prominent over all other medicines is Sew
ards Cough Cure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

Instantly. Any trouble Occasional by eat
ing eueumbers or unripe fruit will disappear in
stanter if the sufferer will take one swallow Of
Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE. 1t is perfectly harm
less,
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NEW BOOKS.

The following New Books have just been re-
eeived at the Warren News Depot:
Wells Every Man his own Lawyer.
Todds Students Manual.
Nicholas Nickelby Globe Edition.
Literary Life Of J.K. Paulding.
Neighbors Wives, by j. T.-Trowbridge,
The Bishops Son. by Alice Cary,
New America, by Dixon.
All New Books received as soon as published.
June 5. Is67-2W
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psALate advices from the seat of war
between the Cretans and Turks, report
the Turks as being worsted in every
recent encounter.
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The lady who, by her conduct i'm
perfumes a gentlemant to propose to her
begs the question.
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Petition to complete Real Contract
7 EGAL NOTICE.

E6A1 NO11OE.
Edward Broekway, Admir- of Daniel W. Brock
way, decd, VS.. Susan M. Brockway, Caroline
ri. Newton, Lueius Newton, Julia NJ. Harris on,
John Harrison. Julistte NJ. Britain, Samuel
Britain. guardian Of Juliette nj. Britt2n. Martha
Smart, and Edward Broekway, In Probate
Court of Trumbull County. State of Ohio.
The above named parties, defendants. are
hereby notified. that on the 18th day Of June.
A. D., 1857, Edward ~Brockway. as. Administra-
tor of Daniel w. BrOckway. decd. filed in the
Probate Court Of Trumbull county, a petition
alleging that on the 18th day of April. A. D.
life, by his Attorney H. Thompson. entered
into a contract in writing with Lewis Lightner.
for the sale Of the following described Real
Estate situate in said County, to-wit.
Situate and being in Hartford Township,
TrumbulIC County and State of Ohio, and bound
ed and described as folioYsi Commencing at q
stake in the northeast corner Of lands owned
by Isaac Pfouts. thence east along the so nth
line of lands owned by Thomas !. Mcfarland, to
the northwest corner of lands owned by said
Thomas Z. MtFarland. thence south along
the vest line of said Netherlands land to the
west along the center of said highway to
the south cast corner Of lands owned by Isaac
Pfouts, thence north along the east line Of said
Pfouts line 10 the place of beginning; contain
ing ninety-one acres of land, be the some More
or less. being part of Lot No. 2, in said town.
ship. upon the terms Of payment therein set
forth. the last payment becoming due on the
10th day of September. A. d. 1866 That the
said Lewis Lishtper has fully PAID the pur-
chase money under said. contrast for said
premises. and that the said Susan NJ, Brock
way, Caroline Il. Newton. Julia NJ. Harrison.
Juliette NJ. Britain, Martha L, Smart. and Ed
ward BrOekwaS are the heirs at law. and Ie-
gal representatives Of said decedent. The
prayer of the petition is for authority to make
a deed to the said Lewis lightner, and will be
for hearing on the 9Th day Of July, A. D, 1867.
at 10 O'Clock, q. n.
EDWARD BROCFwAT. Adm,
0 fpaniel w. Broskway.
Taylor & Jones. AitFs.
june y, lS5T-4t
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SOMETHING NEW

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book. By this invention, we avoid the ne
eessity for rubber bsndso or straps. and 1t is far
preferable to either. for durability and eonve,
nienee. The spring being of the best quality and
temper always retain their elasticity. Just re-
ceiyei from the manufacturers, Wholesale or re-
fsii. ty Me ". +. PORTER:
May %, 1867.
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DEATHS.


At her residence in Newton. April 18th. MARY,
HidoE of Isaac Force, aged So years., and 3
months.
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Amy DenbrOOk,

! BY the author of Smiles and Frowns," a
Warren Lady. We have justrecsiYed a supply
Of this popular new book. Price $3.50.
June 12,1667. WIN. i W. +. PORTER.
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ESTRAY HORSE,

Taken up, about Juns LIST, inst, by the sub
scirber in Rowland, a small Bay Horse, supposed
to be i've years old, has ringhones on both hind
feet. The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges. aad take possession
of the horse. GFO. W. EATON
June IL, l8ST-3Ws
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DIR. S: R. BECKWITH,
Surgical & Mechanical Dentist,
OFFICE WITH DIR. A. JONES.
KINSMAN. CLIO.

rs PREPARED TO INSERT full
or partial sets Of artificial teeth. upon the
most approved bases. Also to perform all ope-
rations on the teeth. upon the most approved
and scientific principles
! June u. l867-6m.
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So The trial of surrett commenced
at Washington on Monday last.
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-
The Legislature Of the State of New York.
duriDgit its last session. made an appropriation
of 5000, to be expended under the auspices of
the New York Agricultural Society. in getting
GREAT NATIONAL FIELD TRIAL!
Of Agricultural Implements. The place select
the time July u. 1866. Of Reapers and Mowers
alone there were no less than Forty-Three En-
tries! The trial lasted three weeks, and the
tests were most thorough the interest mani
tested in the trial becoming NATIONAL, IN
FACT, as well as in L ame. The Society offered
as the highest prize. 4 Grand Gold Medal.
to be awarded to the best Machine-the result
TO be proclaimed at the opening Of the State
Fair, for the State of New York, to be held AZ
Saratoga. commencing Sept. II. 1866.
THIS Prize was Awarded 10 the Buck
being the second Gold Medal" carried off nv
the BUCKEYE" atfhe Great National Field
Trials of the State for two consecutive years
1885 and 1866.
Farmer who consult their interest will not
consider their Stock of Implements complete
until they have added thereto an Improved.
Genuine Buckeye" Reaper and Mower. manu-
featured by AULTMAN, MILLER L Co. Ak
ron. Ohio.
Orders should be sent in early, as later in the
season 1t is difficult to ill the. numerous ord srs
isfactiOn. asWe have never had q Buekeys Ma
chine returned. nor had to furnish two TO a
customer 10 enable him to get through his har-
vest. Also have the best Steel Tooth Horse
Rakes. and Walker Hay Fork.
ALI orders 10 be semitic ISAAC KIRK.
May 70. lS67-5w
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OFFICE OF fHE PENS4. f. ONO CANAL Col
WARREN, TRUMBULL Co. OFIO. I

OFFICE OF fHE PENE4. e. ONO CANAL Col
WARREN, TRUMBULL Co. 0EIO. J
CPECIAL MEETING of Stock.
OhoIders. Notice is hereby given. that 4 spe-
cial meeting of the Stockholders Of said Con-
pany, viii be held at the Office of said Company
in Warren, Ohio, at 10 o'clock, n, m. on the
third I'D day Of July. A. ID. 1851. for the pur-
pose Of considering and determining whether
any, and what division or divisions of said
COmpaDy's Canal shall be abandoned, agreeably
70 the authority, granted BY recent act Of the
Legislatures of Pennsylvania aud Ohio, and 10
make such orders in relation 10 said Canal. and
its abandonment. in whole or ia part as they
may deem proper.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES McEWBN. Prest.
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RAVMONDsS
Hay and Straw Elevator

THIS ELEVATOR is SUPE-
Il Tior to all others. Persons desiring aeon
plete fork for unloading Hay, will please call
on c.. w. HUMILITY at Bristol. Agent for
TrumbuIl county.
June II. 1921