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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17

Damages for Personal Injuries.
Before Judge Tbompson

yanvs Morris o. Jamo Gruham. This was an action
brought TO recover damages In The sum Of 5000 for
personal injuries sustained BY plaintiff tho 18th Of
October last, through the alleged negligence Of the de-
fsndant II appears that the plaintiff, who Is laborins
man, crossing Fulton street Al the corner or Con.
cord, when he vas knocked down and run over BY
horse and wNson driven ~ ne defendant ~ . very
upid nka Monu ssatAinsA fxaatnn r - IhAsh -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17

RzroRrxp CAPrrRs or GxsKRAL BArLEY's MrRDERrHs =
b LOUIS despatch Of the 18th instant, states that
bnesn Baden Of Cape Grardeau has captured two men,
pposed 70 be Perry and Lewis Pixcy the murderers Of
Seneral joseph Bailey Sheriff Of Vernon county, MIS-
e1nn They OIL the description given pretty thoroughly,
VII y rstsined IN custody unN claimed by the su-
De0 - Vernon oountA ~- - - b-nt Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17
COURT CALeNDAa-TNls DAy.

SrPksnS CouRr-GENERAL aRn.-Enumeraed mo.
tons Noa l5l, l66, 1885, 162 342 163 164, los, 1885,
l0s 109 49, 10 Ill l52 l7S. ia It's, l76 III. 49,
$50, 1sl, 49,, 37a ~
SurxME CouM-cncrn. -Past i--shere cause& Nos.
1851 2l15 2S67 2505 299z $685. 81s6 3279 1885, 1851
$685. o6e0 S7Al 3ooi 1879 s1eS s47S $685. $685. 1l2s
S1 psr s--sher. causes No. $3.50, SIS, ma 2is4,
s6l6 Ss6e se6s se7s asa s711 STA Ie2a 2so6 3s4A
Sl26, S1ls, $780, 3tlx sol< 25oG 80 ,e5sgs s.
SuraHm CouRz- srpoAL srxaM. --Dsnurres, No. q L.
sues Il law and fact-NoA leS rs 1876. 1s8 ia 1sa
l, IN 10, ~, 10 Az 100. ia 3sA me. az, ms
sUPHns CoURr--CaAxsRRs- 40, ~, -, lo4. 100,
las, lie, $50. ia Gail commences 1t No. 2SS
SUPxa,oR CoURr-TMAL TmHs.--rsrt l-Npa 3ele,
s1Al 24eo, S227. 2o16 ls $780, 1884, $780, 2s2s Sill
3O05, 202o 26l1, 26lS. Part 2-No2 22eS. S3O6 22S4
2esO 27s2 a222 1904 sls 1914, 2ois s2s0 s2s2 S2s4
a23s, S2l09 +.
CoMoN PLRAs-TRnAL TEsn-Part Mos. ALL 63l,
S76 6s5 $780, 70o 9Ss $50, oo2 lsl, esq., COS CO., 600
670 Part 2-Nos Co., 49, 1242 1850, 3Se. 90, 1l9S,
lso, as. COS, 722, eos, 70s. 2S6. to2
C,rY CoURr BRooELrs-Nos b5 81, %, 81, 10 90, 81,
"a s. IS. 81 g. a.
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COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.

bc'0Ie OUWIIuB Ko1Iy. N
There forty the calendar for trial
in this court yesterday. including thirteen charges Of
petit larceny one indecent exposure sixteen, assault
and battery QUE roting one malicious mischief -four,
cruelty 10 animals; eight violation Of The Health Law
one violation OF the Excise law one picking pockes
and one suspended from last sitting. ia
None Of these cases Of any general importance
and were disposed OF by either Rns imprisonment
varying from one to six months. Four men charged
with cruelty 70 animals fined IN each cass in
varying from $40 70 $26. Esss
-Four soldiers named James Hail. John Bsnss John
Kearney and Patrick Kenney, presented, charged
with being parties to riot which took plaoo ct South
ferry the evening Of tho 18th ns the particulars Of
which appeared In yesterday mornings HERALD Benze
acquitted, and the other three convicted and re-
manded 10 next Saturday for sentence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17

IatevHaI Rsvesse Decisssw.
TIE felovins cveslW frnp VsnnlDsispW RyljiAs. N
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-15
France.
THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

New YORK, June s.
Herald Paris special says the Aomeu its official &C.
of the attempted assassination says ball struck
head of the horse which carried of the Imperial grooms
riding at the door of the carriage The people in the
arrested the assassin and the police ntered his e
which threatened by the enraged pOpuace The
his is Beregouski, and that he native of Vohava
lie Dro the assassin is Polish mechanic and that he
purchased double barreled pistol here June 3.
The Gazette DIES Tibuuaur the groom in waiting who
riding the door of the Imperial carriage observed
menacng OF the the crowd his
horse to bound forward to place him directly between
space formed between Napoleon of Dukes
of the Gar woundng lady standing opposite the
cortege pass.
The blood the grooms horse spurted on the
uniforms of the Imperial party.
The attempted fire second shot, but this discharge
burst the second barrel
AssAsSNS STATEMENT.
The says he from Belgium days since with
the intention of killing the Gar
The assassin examined today. He is instrument
maker He asked: How could you fire a sovereign
the guest of France who nourished you
He replied with True, committed great crime
toward France"
But you ran the risk of killing Napoleon"
To this the prisoner answered, No! Polish
go 1t straight when at the Gar
wished relieve the world of the Gar the Gear of the
which must weigh upon him.
The prisoner showed for the he had at
tempted commit and only expressed regret failure
Napoleon has conferred the the Legion Honor on
the groom. The horse of the latter died is said that
the assembled soveregns of Europe become him
pophagists which, being interpreted eaers
in honor of the noble animal who by sacrifice of his own
life saved that of the Russian Gar 1t further said that the
Queen of England and the Empress of the French have given
orders for chgnon which be composed of the sacred
hairs of his tall small slice of his heart has haan
reserved dainty dish" for deectaon of the American
President whose services in Canada worthy to he held in
everlasting honor by all tyrants and toades
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IThe sst. q. GhruHitIe.
BEYOND TIE RAINBOW.


Beyond the rainbow. II must be fair.
When sunlit glories fill earth and air;
The sky e snrobed in q deepened blue.
And spring Of radiance are bursting through
The grass Is gemm'd with quiekeniDE rain
Gladness Is pulsing in Natures veins,
Every slgh shakes pearl from its wing.
From every tear blossom viii spring.
The shower Il past. the wind is furled,
And the arm Of Heaven enelasps the world;
Those giittering drops are Mercy's tears.
Coda love in the rainboH's face appears.
Beyond the rainbow. Heaven Is fair,
Tempests and storms can come not there;
There shall the Christian be glad and sinK.
There shall be restfor the weary wing.
There shall be peace for the aching heart.
Beauty and bliss without tears and smart.
With neYer . cloud to come between
The glory surprising this earthly scene.
Beyond the rainbow. Heaven is fair,
Some whom We love are bright angels there;
The spirits dove may fyseAst and west.
But Heaven alone is its place Of rest.
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.
ROOFING MATE-

THISNRW ROOFING MATE-
i RIAL which has attracted 50 much atten.
ton the past season, Is now within the reach oi
au wanting roofs IN this county.
= The subscriber having disposed Of bis former
business, will reside in Warren After the lst q
April and give his exclusive xttention to the
putting on Of this roof. Until that time he may
Be found at the American Hozse, or Tor ths
present week. working hours at the nov kol-
fms MI IN WGTrsn. Ehieh Is DOW being rooted
tilh this ner material Roofs have been put
on for the folloWing refaans the pEst.season:
jacob H. Baldwin. House; Janeeon Il Whee-
Ter, partl Of ROundrys Packard, Cock q Co..
addition to part of Planing Mil; Iddings 4
Morgaf's Etores Part Of the American, House.
over tin; John Hnfehins. sames Packard. Hull
q hfedburzis Blacksmith Shop; James Ward
a Co, Niles, Rolling Mil and NGil Factory
MarShall 4 Calhoun. Store 81 Niles.
His roofing has the following Qualih
1st. It makeEa perfectly tight roof.
/. ID. 1t is fire proof and the fact Of its being
licensed by the Fire Board in the city Of
New York to be used in the ire limits. is SUM-
cient testimony on this point. besides il can be
proved by actual test. in very few minutes to
any VINO doubts it. l.aas1 .4-
3d.s1tis not exDensiye-costing less than .
first sldss shingle roof L F.as ssl
9Th. It can be used on . very hat roof or on
q foof Of any fnish or upon q perpendicular
Rallf necessary and not run by the heat ofths
5th. II Is durable; the elements having no
effect npoRit except to petriI T. foIming .
warren O.. March %. lsss. -
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.XECUToR'S SALE.

FXECUTOR'S SALE. s5
IJob Reynolds. Executor. &c. vs. William
u .ReynoIds. ct al. By virtue ian crd ef duly
issued by the Probate Court Of TrumbuIl Co.
Ohio. 20 me directed and delivered. will sell
a R9es ssls y =. SssSSeE .ne e,d 10
Gsso1sssis n n Tr1s1ii O. Shio. tks f5IiosinS e
premises. formerly owned by Benz: Reynolds.
dec'd. tO.Wit; Sitn1ts in the township Of Mes
flots 20. q e s.. .s1d beginning in shemiddls q
the highway OF the southeast corner Of lands
sf Job Rexaoldas theuce north along said Rey-
HOle es4 kna. 70 lands DECIDED to job Reg
l6uth iing q lslids 81 JOB ksynoid and WiIIians
Bates % lands decided by Allison o., Merrill. 70
Albert Guild keers sogtk On be vest lins Sf
lands OF Albert Guild and Elias Lymon, To lands
Of Isaac CLARK. ceVsst on said CIsyk:s north
hne TO the northwest corner. OF said Clark q
land. thence south on said Clark,s vest line 70
lands formerly owned by Mary Shattock. thence
west corner. Asnce south 70 Frederick B. .shsz,
yer's north-east corner thence west on said
Sheagers north line to his northwest corner,
thence south onShesyer'sWest line to the mid
die Of the highway. Themes west along the mid
die Of the highway 70 the placs of beginning,
and contains one hundred acres Of land. more
Aiso another piece Of land in said township,
being part Of lot Al and beginning st . stone
at the northwest corner of lands OF Albert En-
Egn, thence west six rods TO q gtone.i thence
north w rods. thence eastEix rods 20 stone,
thence south l71< rods to the place Of beginning.
and containing 100 square rods Of land. more Or
Terms Of sale, one third cash In hand. one
third IN three months. With interest. End one
third. With interest 4 Agril I ls5s:s, !. -
Hutshins q GHddsu Pshs sS isa1lsS ats0Tns5s ae'a'
Sept II. i867-5t H-4r-e -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02

As they bowed with hands ciasped,
each one praying for . blessing on him
self and loved friends, my heart was
too full for uttersnce. Ny friend said,
"This is the most instructive lesson We
have. The boys now think of their
former sins. of their parents who are
at this moment praying for them, 50
that at times, their pent-up feelings
will overcome them, % that one will
cry out, Oil my poor mother, how
I've grieved her, when ell will join in
weeping" Their teacher will then
soothe them by kind, soothing, encour-
aging words, pray with them, when all
will be calm as summers evening"
God bless the teachers and BOYS of the
0hlo Reform School, is my humble
prayer. toT
have visited many schools in our
own State, but hsVe never been better
pleased, or felt more certain that here
might be found the true teacher who
understood the divine art Of govern
ing, of developing the good, suppress
sing the evil. OF one I must speak,
Mr.. Darling. gentleman of culture,
who would be an ornament to any col.
lege. He seems to have the highest
attsinments Of power and qualifications.
a breadth of resources and qualities,
natural and acquired. q depth and full
ness of means, O tsct Of impressing
himself on the boys almost amounting
to magnetismi skill in government,
great talent in exposition, power in
analysis, fulness Of knowledge, readi.
ness of illustration, such a sense Of
the beautiful in nature, art and Ian
guage. simplicity of character, single.
meas of aim, an Acquaintance with the
depths Of human nature. such q Ere of
original thought, an snergy Of viii, to
which being added he love of Jesus
which sanctifes thellie ftheman, q he
daily pursues joyfully his labor of love.
When to this is added that his means
are abundant, his selfsacri6ce in filing
so arduous position. stand forth in the
strongest light. ist-sF --a-- Il
The Reform Schools nobly perform
ing its mission, and it is no longer .
discredit to be one d its Cadets. Its
success has overcomeprejudice, and to.
day the sons of thesbsst families In the
State are the recipients of its benefits.
Would that every tas payer could see
for themselves the workings and real
ize that by the prevention Of crime
here insured, that It Is much cheaper
to educate than hsnE that it is better
to reform a bad boy than to punish 8
wicked man. A VISITOR.
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ASmall Farm for Sale.

This property is situated in the Township Of
Lordstown. one mile west Of the Village Of Ohl-
ton. on the main road to either jackson or New
ton Falls. It consists of thirty and ahelf acres'
(more or lessl, Is in q high state Of cultivation.
with y never falling spring of water. superior
Acres Of Timber, oak and maple. A thriving
young Orchard Of more than IS apple trees.
some Of which have born fruit for two years:
dueed fruif: small fruits IN abundance. such as
currents, strawberries. white. black and red
cherries. pears. plums and peaches; Tne % dwell
ling house Il almost new. being, ,oult IN Ieoos mas
q rat-pro0f cellar. four rooms ooHn sta,rs. and
Eve abOps. The out-buildings are good frame
barn, 50 BY so. wood house, wash house, coal
house, wagon sheds and corn crib. A aEnt 81
this properly will inspire desire 70 possess IL
In All who wants such delightful home. Terms
easy to suit the purchaser - .
N B. If the above is not sold BY the lotn OF
October n will be for rent. Apply TO the pro-
prietor on the premises. --,,,,.,
July 24-3mo. ]. p. SPEEA-
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Josh billings, sayihgs.

Human nature is the same all oven
the world cept in New England, and
thar it is jist according to the circum-
stances. 81 p
When 8 feller gifts TO goin down hill.
it duz seem as tho everything had bin
lgreeced for the ksshun.
The man who kan wear . shurt
hole weak, and keep it clean, amt 81
for anything else. - - -u,rs4o !. /.
Thieves hunt in couples, but e hss
has no accomplice.
There is multitudes Of folks tha.
mean well snuf, but how like the evil
one they set. -
Give the devil his due-well enuff in
the proVerb, but my friend, what viii
become Nv you and me, if this arrange
ment is carried outS ,.
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zeal NOTICE.

Pardee vs Thomas Pardee. In Court Of Com
mon Pleas. The defendants Is hereby Motif ed
that the plaintiff has this day fled in said Court
her petition for divorce setting forth that said
fully discharged her duties rs his wife. but that
be has for more than three years past, been
Kuilty Of habituEl drunkenness, snd extreme
cruelty toward hsr,. asssul.ing and beating her
been living With smother woman a. his wife for
mort than4 year past, for which causes petition
er prays for diTerce, dc. Said cause will be
By MILTON SUTLIFF. Atty for Peter.
Sept Z, l8s7-6t I ..
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Zeal NOTICE

IL Mary 7. Viets. VS. Calvin A. Viets. and
Charles Hartman. The defendant. Calvin A.
Vists. Is notified. that on the I'D day of June.
in the Court of Common Pleas. within and for
the county of Trumbull and Stzts Of Ohio,
charging said Calvin a. Fiets with extrems
cruelty towards the said Mary and With sdul-
divorced from said Calvin A. Yiets, and for 9TH
er relief. Said cause viii be for hearing at the
November term Of said Court, for 1857.
sF0RRfST &HYDE,
September Ii. ls67-6t ~
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GA R %.

We have tbis day had tSs stsphsnsonis circu-
ar Saw with huted tseth. IN operation in our mill
and from the tests We have put 10. believe il
to be Z useful and Yalnahls imprgvs1aent on
saws for making 9 perfect and smooth Eurface.
cutting nearly. If not quite. as smooth and true
s W. PACKARD d. co.
Proprietors of the Warren Planning Mills, and
sash: :i DSot &C "a and Blind Fa0tory: q
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pss.sd Gprils.lss7.
Il EGALNOTIGE

IL -W1lnAa S. Hall. David A. Hall, Benjs-
min Hall. Junius A. Hall, John L. Hail. sareD-
IA HaH, Sedilis Hall, Matilda Hall. Squire
Hal, Sarah A. Root. Elmer Root Lusetta At
kins, Josiah Atkins. Mary g. Mathews, Arthur
Mathews, Lorinda Shilling, William Shilling
Adsline SIineerland. Peter SlingerlAnd. Amina
g. Reed and VI saltry Reed. will take notice.
thai on the 18th day Of Aug. 1861. Thomas 2.
Abbott, and Mary Abbott, fled against them.
in the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Trum bull Go.
Ohio, their petition. praying for the partition
Of about one hundred acres Of land situate IN
the township Of Vernon, il the county Of frum-
bull, and State of Ohio, snd IL the farm Of
which Squire Hall. late Of said county died
tition. Esi& cause viii ke for bearing 1t the
psxt term. Of said Court which .eon6encea
Nov. 9th. 1867. TAYLOR q JONES. -
Sept 1l55-6ts Att'ys for Petitioners;
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DIVORCE.

III III OnOI. y y ~ =
l(Kiiza Hodge vs. Steward Hodge. In the
The defendant, Steward Hodge is notified that
the plaintiff. his vita. has fled In said Court,
her petition for divorce and alimony, and for
the custody of their children aud 10 be restored
to her maiden name. The causes alleged are ha-
bitual drunkenness for more than three years,
extreme cruelty. and gross neglect Of duty.-
Said Petition viii be heard 81 next term Of
said Court. HUTcHlNS IL 6L1DDEN.
Sept. IS, 1876 = 80
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.UARDIAN SALE.

VI In pursaanes Of An order Eranted By the
Probate Court Of TrumhuIl County. Ohio. will
offer for sale ct public suction. on the 18th day
0f0etober, 1867. bstgeen one o'clock and three
o'elock, p. m, upon the premises. Lot No. 81.
Trnmbull county, Ohio. aEfs1 ~
Terms Of Saie.-One third In hard, one third
in one year. and balance two years from date
Of sale. with intsrest-aefcrred paynsnts seeu-
- 0RRIN GATES.
Guardian ofminorheirs os Martin 3. Latin.
Sept Is, 1867
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IAMNOTICE.

81 The Board Of County Commissioners have
resolved 10 submit to the VotsrS Of Trumnnl Co:
new J all. for the decision or the people of the
county, majority Of AL the votes cast et aid
election being necessary 70 authoriEs the cree
ton Of anew jan building.
County. - C. A. BRIGDEN, Auditor.
Auditors 0fice Warren 0. Sept. 4, l865.6W
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tLET THERE BE LIGHT.H

HzOWNSHfP AND1NDIFIDU-
Trunb Gn Co. BeEitts -sAzrorS OIL. The beet a
use FOR making = superior liEht u can be
manufactured by rany one, ct . nhing cost
Of using ordinary Carbon OIL and have better
ight saVoiding the liability 70 explesiens. Save
your lie y1ufi money and manntaetlre your
own light. For aarms and particulars apply 70
Pike. Agent for County and stste rights, At
GrsenVille. Pa ss3.. A-JACKS0N. =
. Warren o.. Jnly 10. 1S6z-sm .l5-r.ts
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,JaCksonIan Democracy.

The following u the call issued By
GsnsrEf Jsckson to the coiofsd citizens
Of, Eoufsisna, At the time he needed
thsit help to defend New Orleans
against the British army oommsnded
BY PackinghAm-, Wecommend its Ian
Rusge md spirit to the careful study
of our Democratic ,rsaders, and ask
than IL they noR believe in that kind
Of Jzcksonian Bsmocracy. Men whom
Old Hickory addressed IS americans,
iSoidIsrs ColAt5Essa and Bnothsrs, must
have been considered BY him just about
~ good IS Democrats, especially as he
also commends them for their ''inteli :
gsnce and noble hearts" Why would
It not do 70 give such men the ballot,
who have 30 bright a page in our coun-
try's history on which 70 record their
deeds Of Valori They repeated history
through the struggle Of the late rebel
hon. But read Jackson'S ProclamA-
ton --a-
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HR'eRs I'm HILIFART DIsT.,
NOZZLE. SAINT. "a. 1874.


10 tAS CoSoTed Izhabitaats Of L0sisiana:
Through. . mistaken policy you have
heretofore been deprived Of . partici-
patton in the glorious struggle for nA-
tional rights. in which our country i
engaged, This no longer Ghau exist.
IN A SONS Of freedom, you Are nov cali
ed upon 10 defend, OUR inestimable
blessing, As AHRRIcANs, your country
looks with conddence 70 har adopted
children for q YalorouI support, Is =
faithful return for the advantages en-
ioyed under her mild and equitable
government. As fathers, husbands
and BRoTaHRs, you are summoned 70
EAlly round the standard Of the eagle,
20 defend all which is dear in exist
encs. 49, sf
YoBK CouxrxY, although calling for
your exertion. does not wish you to en-
gage In her cause without remunera-
ting you for the services rendered. -
YouE IxfzLLIeKHT AIKDs are not to be
led away By false epsesentaticn-your
lbUe Of konor would cause you to de-
spiss the man Who should attempt to
deceive you. With the sincerity Of
soldiers and in the language of truth,
j address YOU ed so., fsrrr -r.-
To every noble hearted man Of color,
Foluntsering to serve during the pres
ent war with GrsAt sBEitsins sud no
longer, will be paid ths saaae bUnty,
in money and lands, now received BY
white soldiegs Of the United States.
To assure you Of the sincerely Of
my intentiou9 and my anxiety to en-
gage your iarahsabis service 10 oSr eosrA-
tTy, have communicated my ishes
to the GoYerneg Of Louisiana, who il
fnIlJiafnunsd ~ "a the number of en-
rollments and viii giTe youssyeEy ne
cessaSE ,intermalion on tha subject Of
his addrsss. i.liY u .-1so- !. -
-, krr ANDREW JACKSON.
- Hasn. lanawal Cnnnuaa1din0
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02

Gen. Hayes, the Republican candidate
for Governor in Ohio, witnessed the lat.
ter portion Of Sherldan'8 famous ride to
Winchester Gen. Hayes had his horse
killed IN battle, and was pretty badly
hurt himself and efforts were being made
IS he lay on the ground, 70 revive him;
but be Gays there was no restorative like
the hopeful shout Of the boys, Sheridan
is comingl"
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NOTICE.

In To the property holders on both sides Of
Market Street, from Vine to Elm. The Com
mifsee appointed BY the Council Of the Incor-
mated cost and expense Of building branch
Sewer in said street, have completed said assess
ment and the same Is now on The In the Mayors
-ofhee. for the ezaminstien Of al Dersons inter-
ested. Any person having Objections to said
assessment can fle ths ssne IN writing. with
the Recorder Of the Villags in said Mayor
Office. on or before the 1Ist Monday evening Of
October, 1851, atwhioh imea meeting of Coun-
Of said assessment. rts
By order Of the Council, LErE
t.T.. b. Il. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
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l -HAKKSyTH1S sAhfhOU OF An
,foruinr SIS frisndS and the plhhe geDsr-
Z i5i5 .thst he has renewed his q - SHOE,
e frsm Efennas % Hszren a1a san 2s 1elnd on
shsp1 11hsre he vii nt al tins - reecy 70 sell.
make. - raDair. Janything II the ,Fnn nne.-T,
Also win ka1p on hand. for alal. ne onglnAl
% tie repsiring q al kinds Of seHing n MAchanss
Door LnokH, KEN, 80. .aGlE -
May s, l667-H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
sOMETHIN GNEW

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book. By this invention. We avoid the ne
cessity for rubber bGndsor straps. and il is far
preferable to either, for durability and conye-
nfsnce. The hprinE being of the best quality and
temper, always retain their elasticity. Just re-
ceived from the manufactures, Wholesale Or re-
tail. By W.N. EW-E PORTER 8
!, Nay q. 1867, &, 81 Il vc;rv-- e
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
NSTATE of CLARENCE AN.

III DKRS0N, dso'd. Notics l. hereby Fiven,
that the undersigned has bscn duly appointed
AdministIator Of the estate Of OlArencs Ander-
son, late ef HoWlsld, Trumbuli Co deed.
- JAMES s. MAcKEY. Adn'r.