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1--WE have frequently" says the D6bats,
'seen the same battle called by different
names. Thus, our victory of Solferino is
known in Italy as that of San Martino, and
while the Prussians speak of the glorious day
of Keniggraetz, we persist in calling it by the
name of SadOwa. Under what name will his
tory record the defeat of the Garibaldians
Remembering the position which they occu-
pied, we should have said the engagement Of
Monte Rotondo. According to the MOniteIlr,
we ought rather, II seems, to designate 1t as
the defeat of TiVOli. Florence despatch now
calls II the combat Of Montana"
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F. AE A. CORBIN,

Managers for Eastern PennaylVanIa
OFFICE, NO. AaO WALNUT srnEETs
l2H lm5p PHILADELPHIAa
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,CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-The Coroner, OF Satur-
day, held an inquest upon the body Of William
Wharton, colored, who died at the hospital from
wounds received in tavern, No. GIG s. Seventh
street, about four weeks ago. The testimony
William Walnsley, was sitting in the place talk
ing to a girl, when Wharton came in and spoke
to the female. Walnsley accused the other of
yard. While there, Walnsley struck Wharton in
The head with brick. They then returned to
the tavern, where Wharton made an attack on
Walnsley. and he again used the brick over the
head of his opponent. The injured man was
then taken to the hospital, where he died. A
verdict was rendered that the deceased came to
his death irOm injuries inflicted by Walnsley,
" no was then committed TO await trial.
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THE EARTHQUAKE.-Our Montreal and Cen
trail New York exchanges more than confirm
the telegraphic reports concerning the earth
quake up that way, on Wednesday morning
last. The visitations appear to have been felt
all along the Central Railroad. At Montreal
they were accompanied, one writer says, with
sound resembling "mOaning in the air."
Some Of the more nervous of the Kanucks
thought it was another Fenian conspiracy of
some sort.
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DETAmBD.-David Shourds, Assistant Asses.
sor of the Third Division First District, has been
detailed by Commissioner Rollins, upon the re-
commendation of Assessor Frazier, TO take and
compare the monthly returns of dealers in dis
titled spirits and reclders with actual sales made
by them, and TO make assessment for all taxes
imposed on the manufacture of distilled spirits
in the Third, Eighth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, and
Seventeenth Divisions of the First Collection
District of Pennsylvania.
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t4g@ wIEGAND's PATENT STEAM GENE
RATOR is cheap, compact, economical In use,
and ABSOLUTELY SAEB FROM ANY POSSI-
BIIITY OF EXPLOSION
Apply at the ONCE OF SAMUEL WORK, N. Il cor
ner Of THIRD and DOCK Streets. SIs4p
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A ADB MY OF MUsI Q.

A c E M OF MU Q.
GEORGE, WILLIAM q ALFRED HANLoN,
.... FOR THE HH6SfbsAiys HHe6sSsfffsi ONLY.
C99MNhhHNEINo CONN Ho q "a DAY EvENiNG Dec a. 1867.
Fsmops ~Orius eteat Fsvorites-the wonderful and
HhANLoN BRoTHERsl HANLoN BRorHERsl
TIsns-Atanuc Combinaiion S, wn NV 'ne msle snd
i''e TIE HANISS fsI bh5TTAi 5ST e A%erioa
says secured % al shs i0lSwSg human
- - . HARRY GURR,
the celebrated Natetor or Human Frog, in his m n,
velious tquac evolntions In the course Of which he
PROFESSOR eREGoIRE.
SIONlsT. -
MADLLE GERTRUDE.
and her highly trained Canine Troupe OF Seven Flu!
MISS MISS GREaoRY, IlS5 fSS,t The VERSATILE Artistic.
-. JEAN AND YICIoR,,, -
ALFRED An D ARTHUf the 4 ERIAL WoED ERs.
n their intrepid and terrific Aerial Feats, including
'ns PeT TREE sRq MEN OF THs
n''i HHNLoNs AN o SHss GRAND MINIATURE CIRCUS.
introducing the beautiful Trick Pony Aurora" the
PeIfSrmnIng Goat I The highly trained
Jupiter" the Only Dog in the world that has been
The most accomplished EgSeltriSHs Of the day. The
"nO'T THE nEiIG IfGLfPUaiAN GsLIfPPUti sTEEPLE.CHAsE.
New Chrs'Psf Psns3Rime eoRMHST enslIlsd
in which the prominent members Of the troupe VIII
"PP GRAND HOLIDAY MATINFFs
CHR sTMAS AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
az 21E O'Clock for the especial accommodation OF
Families and Schools.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Children TO ali parts Of the House. Is
evening"
Orchestra Circle and Balcony 75
Family CiIcle'''.' 80
70
Doors o. en- att. Overture commences al ~ o'clock
precisely.
tt he sale of tickets wHl commence at the Academy,
and at ]. T.. GOULDS New Piano Warerooms, No 0S
CHhSNUT Street, Friday. Decen Der 20.
Remember that those who wish for seats must Sc.
cure them In advance
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R~e BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
bSS splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
The only and perfect Dye-HArmless Reliable, In
stantaneOuB No disappointment No ridiculous unts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the III effects Of
Bad Dyes. 1nvigorstes the hair, Leaving i son ana
BATCHELoR. An Others are mere imitatlons and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per
fumers. Factory, No. 81 BARoLAY Street New
York. 4bfmW
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Prepared only BY DIR swA YNE& SON,
phia. sAW~
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rU.EARED sATuRDAY.


Steamship Jnnlata, HOXie, Havana and New Orleans,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
schr q. T. Thorn, New Orleans, ID. s. Stetson g. Co
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GUN BARRELLs, GUN LOCKS,

Double TTiggers, Tail Pins. Plugs and Nipples,
pat. Breeehes, Bullet Moulds. bsst Steel Cones,
Ribs and Rods, Beach Vices. Cutting Plyers.
Knife Blades. and everything else Gun or
Lock Smith needs. Steel Traps, all sizes needed
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

Met at II o'clock. The clinical busi-
ness was attended to. The regular
Essay, by DR.. N. c.. Woodworth, was
next in order. The subject matter was,
Mature in the cure of disease" At its
close an interesting discussion ensued,
and it was proposed that the same sub
ject should again be introduced at the
November meeting.
Dr. Clark reported the case of q lady
he had attended some time before. 1t
was one of rare occurrence and ELECTED
much interest. For years she had been
afflicted with an organic disease of the
heart. She was cautioned after parturi-
tion not to make undue physical effort
but to remain perfectly passive. She
violated the injunction and died. The
blood impoverished by hemorrhage, and
thus rendered more susceptible of
coagulation. had formed a clot in the
heart which soon eItinguIshed life
Drs. Harmon and Woods had each seen
similar cases. A motion was made to
abandon the present clinical arrange
ment, owing to the great number of
persons who intrude upon the Associa-
ton with but trifiing affections, and to
adopt a plan that should only admit
such individuals as some member deem
ed proper. The motion was unani-
mously carried. DR.. d. B. Woods was
elected EssaYest for November All
members were requested, by general
expression of the Association, to be
present at next session.
Adjourned to meet the last Friday
in November.
F. C. APPLEGATE, Pres't, pro tenn.
D. w. WoODwoRTH, Secretary.
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IXECUTOR'S SALE.

IL Job Reynolds. executor, &c VS. Willia-z
II. Reynolds. ct al. By virtue of an order duly
issued BY the Probate Court of Trumbrll Co,
Ohio, 10 me directed and delivered. L will sell
at public sale on Friday, December 9Th
1867, between the hours Of one and four O'Clock
D. m, upon the premises. in the township oi
Mesopotamia. Trumbull Co. Ohio. the following
premises. formerly owned By Benz. Reynolds,
decd. to-wit: Situate in the township of Mes
opotamia. Trumbull Co.. Ohio, and being parts
Of lots 30. Il d 81 and beginning in the middle Of
the highway OF the southeast corner Of lands
of job Reynolds. thence north along said Rey-
nold's east line. to lands decided to Job Rey-
nolds. by AlansOn Bates: thence east on the
south line of lands of Job Reynolds and William
Bates to lands decided by Allison D. Merrill. to
Albert Guild thence south on the west line OF
lands Ct Albert Guild and Elias Lyman, to lands
of Isaac Clark. thence west on said Clark's north
line to the northwest corner of said Clark Is
land. thence south on said Clark's west line to
lands formerly owned BY Mary Shattock, thence
south westerly 10 said Mary ShattOck's north
west corner. thence south TO Frederick B. Shea
yer's north east corner, thence west on said
Sheaver's north line TO his northwest corner.
thence south on Shesver's west line to the mid
die Of the highway, thence west along the mid
die Of the highway to the place Of beginning.
and contains one hundred acres of land. NOR e
or less.
Also another piece of land in said township.
being part of lot IL. and beginning at a stone
at the northwest corner Of lands of Albert En-
sign. thence west six rods to a stone, thence
north Ia rods. thence east six rods to u stone.
thence south l7lz rods to the place of beginning.
and containing 10 square rods Of land, more or
less.
Terms of sale. one third cash in haad, one
third IN three months, with interest, and one
third, with interest April ], lS5S;
JOB REYNOLDS.
Executor of Benz. Reynolds, decd.
Hutchins 6 Glidden. Plt'f7s Attys.
Oct 1867 4t
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Trum5un County Medical
Association.
FORENOON SESSION

Convened at l04 O'Clock. The Presi-
dent being absent DR.. f. C. Applegate
was elected chairman, pro tempore.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved, after which the
customary business of the Society was
attended to. Some extracts were read
from the able address of DR. James
King, President of the Medical Society
of Pennsylvania; delivered before that
body IN June, 1867. He spoke of the
nervous systematic amazing advances
made in that branch of medical science
within the present century, and the
vast practical importance of the knowl-
edge obtained. He said: "0ther branch
es of our science are of equal import
ance and equally progressive, as medi-
cine is no fixed creed, nor chained to
any dogma; no miserable question of
big or little doses, or this or that patty
as the unthinking public is often led to
believe, but an advancing science aim
ed to explore the secrets not only Of
mans physical constitution, but of the
properties of all agents by which it is
influenced"
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Ditch No. 6-Warren Tp.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

IN thatthe Commissioners of TrumbuIl Co =.
o., have established Ditch No. 6, in accordance
with petition filed in the Auditors office, sign
ed by Henry Ernst and others; they have, with
the assistance of q competent engineer, divided
the same into Il sections, No. being at the
uppe. end. spportioning the expense incurred,
and labor Of constructing said ditch among
those benefited. as follows: Commencing at
the lower end, and the work tn be done to the
acceptance Of the engineer. Penn. d. Ohio Ca
nal Co.. from the north end of the culvert to
section Il, cleaning cut to the old bottom cul-
vert. new covered. lea wing an aperture 3 f. in
by % inches high, and finished by Dec 10, 1851
VIM. Hazen. from section Il to sec. 49, to be.
finished BY Dec. Is, 1867. Z. Z. Hoyt * Co.. OF
their successors, from sec. 46 to sec. 40 and I'm
ished by Dec. 20, 1861. Henry Ernst from sec.
40 TO sec. "a. and from sec. 80 TO Sec % and fn-
ished BY Jan. 5, 1865. Trumbull County. from
sec. s. to sec. 30, to be finished by Dec 80 1867
John s. Brooks, from sec. % to sec. 8, and I'm
ished by Jan. Is. 1868 John Libey, from Sec s
to sec. 0. and finished by Feb. lsf, 1858. The
Ditch to be f. wide on top, and #. wide on
the bottom, and 10 the depth as shown by the
profile, and finished in accordance with the
report Of the engineer, The expense of loca-
ting TO be paid to the Auditor BY the lst of Jan.
1865. as follows John Liby s. ]. S, Brooks,
81: Henry Ernst S, Trumbull Co. $2S5; E. E.
Hoyt & Co., 81. VIM. Hazen, So; Penn. d Ohio
Canal Co., 81. G. A. BRIGDEN,
Auditors Office Nov. 6, IS67-4t
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REEERENCES: :

Hen. q. NJ. Chapman. Ex-Mayor. Cleveland
Hon Geo Senter, Ex-Mayor. Cleveland; HoI
Il b Payne. Cleveland; Judge Bolton. CleTe-
land; Judge J Crowel, President Law Collage
Davis. Massey & Co. Cleveland Ii 7 Hover &
Co. Cleveland; Selby, Brown 4 Pearson N
Hover 4 Co. Cleveland; Hover e Higbee
Cleveland: Cobb, Andrews 4 Co, Cleveland
Z r GrisEOld d Co.. Cleveland: L j Farmer
Co.. Cleveland; Geo WorthingtOn 4 Co.. Cleve-
land: II Halle * Co., Cleveland; Edwards
Townsend d Co.. Cleveland; Davis, PeixottC
4 Co, Cleveland; Hays Brothers, Cleveland
Koch, Mayer X Goldsmith. Cleveland Wm
Bingham a Co., Cleveland; S Il d E Block
Co.. Cleueland Drs Kelley K Ramsey. Cleve-
land; Armstrong 4 Green. Eds. Plain Dealer
Cleveland; Hon Anson Smyth, Sup't Public
Schools Cleveland; d Harris. Ed. Ohio Far
Rler, Cleveland Leader Printing Co.. CleTe-
land; Cleveland Herald. Cleveland; Cleveland
Brown 4 Co. Cleveland Stevens d Chase. To-
ledo. U Z; hon Sam Worcester, Norwalk, o.
inson. Xenia, Ohio; Rev Vim I Pindley. Xenis
Ohio; Millen 4 Jobe. Aenis, Ohio; S Ormsby,
Sup't Public Schools, Aenia. Ohio; n McMil-
ian Ian, PTss't state Board Of Agrieultqre. Xenia,
Ohio; II q Pratt, Ed Star. Union. Pa; VIM.
kltezel, I'D. Chronicle. Warren. o.; Z S Durham,
Ed. COurant. New Castle. Pa; DR. H W Owens,
North Fairfield, Ohio. Professor r B Pope.
W Mhitestowp, New York: Pres Z B Fair
field, HillsdJe. Michigan; Prof Geo Mcmillan,
hlllsdaIe Mich Prof Hiram Collier HillEdale,
Mich; Prot Fowler. Hillsdale Mich; II &
Whipple. Hillsdale Mich: Prof Ransom Dunn,
Hilisdale Mich; L 1 Hubbard. Superintend-
ent OF Public Schools, Newport KY. Gen. W
II Gibson. Iifin. o.; John Huss, Banker, Iiffin
u; Hon g Pennington. Tim, o.; Hon W
tinkei. Circleville. G: Marfitld d Son, Cir
eleville o.; Wallace. Melvin 4 Co., CiIeleville,
o., Hon. w Courtwright. Cireleville. o., Ur
Burge. Circleville, o.; DR. E S Campbell,
SCHOLARSHIPS issued at this point, good
/ throughout the Association.
Young men readily see and appreciate the
difference between an Association of COLLEGES
and single isolated schools.
For Circulars, papers and Specimens of Pen.
manship, address FELTON, 4 BIGELOW,
Sept. II, 1851. Cleveland n
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Oct64t
CHERIFF's SALE.

IO Timothy Woodbridge. vs. Joseph G. Ha-
nsy, et al. By virtue Of an execution issued
out of tne Court ofCOmmon Pleas Of MahoninG
! County, Ohio. in the above named case, and u
me directed and delivered. have levied upon
| and shall expose 10 public sale at the south
door Of the Court House. in Warren, Trumbull
Co.. Ohio. on
Saturday. the 3Oth, day OF Nov. 1867,
between the hours of one and three o'clock. p.
n. of said day, the following real estate. stu
ate in the township of Liberty, Trumbull Co,
Ohio. and being part Of Great Lot No. 8, in the
original survey of said township. and described
as follows: Beginning at stone standing al
the $. E. corner fland belonging to the heirs
of George Herring; thence 5. S9o E 80 $40 per
ches to post; thence 5. 10 west ~ $40 perches
to a post, thence ). So Z. Is 10 perches to a
stone; thence y. ~ W 81 Perches TO a post in q
Thence s. - E. 81 perches to the place of begin
ming. and containing a acres one hundred and
twenty perches, a a lO pl of land, according
to survey made by Francis Reno-exeepting
and reserTing from the south part Of said des-
cribed piece of land. ten acres and thirty two
one thousandths Of an acre of land 90 32-l00O
heretofore sold to Zenis Kline, which is descri-
bed as follows; Beginning at a stone at the ..
w. corner thereof; thence n 1l5o w. 20 chains
and 10 links TO a stake thence west CHAINS
90 LINKS to stake in the middle of a highway !;
Thence N 555so Z chains and IS links TO an
other stake in the middle of said highway /;
thence n. 3274o e. chains 7s11z links to a stake;
thence 5. So 4. q chains So links TO stone I;
thence S. S95so W. 4 cha rs 81 links to the place
OF BEGINNING. as surveyed by james Mackey,
June 9Th, lS6O Also another piece of land be-
ing part Of Great Lot No. 9. and adjoining that
already described. described and bounded as
follows: Beginning al stone standing IL feet
north of a sugar tree, which stone was set for
the n. W. corner Of 46 acre lot (of which this
Is part) formerly owned By Mathew MeKin-
ley thence s. ~ W. II chains 66 links to the
middle of highway; thence N. 40lzo E. two
chains and so links. 10 a stake in the middle Of
said highway, and on one Of the lines Of the
first described lot; thence w. IS chains 60 links
andths of an acre of land Is 5lS-lO00) according
70 survey made By james Maekey. June 7th.
1850. Appraised al 5000. Terms cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif1s Office. Warren o., Oct. 80. ls67-5t.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF

IA REAL ESTATE.-0n the 18th day Of
Nov. next, by order Of the Court Of Probate, IN
and for the County of Trumbull, and State OF
Ohio, will offer for SALE and sell to the highest
bidder; the following Real Estate, situate in the
township Of Johnston in said county, and known
as the southwest corner Of lot No l. in the Sd
division lots in said Johnston. and is bounded
as follows Beginning at the 5. W. corner
thereof, thence east Is chains IS links thencs
north "a chains Is links; thence west 16 chains Il
links; thence south "a chains IS links. to the
place Of beginning. and containing forty and
One-half acres.
Also part of lot No. l. in Sd division. and
bounded north By lands Of Shubal Dean :; EAST
By the lot line. south BY lands of Lyman Pier
son and Alvin Hitchcock and west by lands Of
Giles L. Day. containing eleven and 6-lOJ acres.
At the same time and place viii also sell one
valuable Gold Watch, one Silver Watch and
one Patent Right for setting wagon tire with
out cutting. 0ne-half cash in hand. and the
balance in six months, with good security. Sale
TO commence at y O'Clock. ~, on the premises
Of Leonard kiIe, late of Johnston. decd.
BUELL. BARNES, Administrator.
Oct. 50, 1s57-4t
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New EXPRESS ENTERPRIsE.-Consid-
erable attention has been directed
towards the important new express en-
terprise established to operate on the
New England railroads. The new
organization is entitled the 'New Eng
land Express Company" and We learn
that the stock is promptly and liberal;
ly subscribed for by the merchants in
the cities and manufacturing towns on
the line of the railroads which termin-
ate in Boston. The new Organization
is intended to operate in connection
with the Merchants Union Express
Company ."-Bostoa Transcript.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

gess. The said Charles L. Sturgess, whose
place of residence is unknown but is supposed
to be somewhere in the State of New York,
will take notice that said plaintiff. Sophia d.
Sturgess. has filed her petition In the Court Of
Common Pleas, OF Trumbull Co.. o.. charging
said defendant. Charles L. Sturgess. with habit
ual drunkenness and with gross neglect of duty
TO be divorced IRON said Charles L, SturRess.
and that she may be restored to her former
name. Said cause viii be for hearing at the
November term Of said Court, for 1867.
By JOHN NJ. STULL,
Oct. 9. 1s67-6t Atty for Plaintiff,
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VIM SPEAR

Attorney at Law, has returned to Warren and
resumed practice. Office in his former rooms
over Iddings x Morgan's Store. on Market ST.
July Is, 1S66-ly.
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A Dance with the ArrapahOes-Indi-
an nAefS-COmanche HOrSemanehip-
Now i'm Camp-Characteris
Cheyennes-
CAMP TAYLER, MEDICINE LODGE CREEK,
KANSAS, October 26.
On Yesterday morning Edward Cen
erv. the hslfbreed Indian, whom the
Commission sent to the Cheyenne camp
to learn, if he could, when the Chey-
ennes would be in, came back after an
absence of three days. He was one
day in the Indian camp, and had a
long talk with the Indians. They seem
10 be afraid to come in, but it would
be better to presume from their con-
duet that they do not want TO make
peace. When we came here on the
18th, Bull Bear, the head chief Of the
Dog soldiers, met US in the Arrapahoe
camp. and after talking with Mr.. Tay-
lor few moments, seemed satisfied
and left, saying that he would go to his
camp, gather in his people, and come
in within eight days certain. For this
delay he said he and his people had
done wrong on the war path, and that
they wanted to hold their annual
medicine making council. He said
they would get through in that time.
The fourth day came around and no
news was received. On the evening of
the fifth day a squad of about fifty
young men came in with the notorious
Roman Nose. They came to our camp
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4 EGAL NOTICE.

Ii Chsuncsy ", Clark. of the State Of Min
nesota. is hereby notified that Clarisss R. Clark
did, the 18th day of October, A. D.. 1867. file
her petition IN the office of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County
and State Of ohio. charging said Chauneey W.
Clark with adultery. and ssking that she may
that the custody Of the fruits Of said marriage
be decreed to her. and that suitable alimony be
decreed to her; which said petition will be for
hearing at the next te N of the said Court
CLARISSA r. CLARK.
By Taylor 4 Jones. her Attorneys,
Warren, O., Oct. 10, 1867, Ct,
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Fine Stub Twist. double barreIled Shot Guns.
Fine Twist Rifles and Shot Guns. double barrell
ed Rifles. Parlor Rifles. Henry and Spencer
Repeating Rifles. Beal's and Wesson's Breech
Leaders. Revolving Rifles. Fine Single Muzzle
Loading Rifles and Shot Guns. Smiths and
Wesson's No. !. IL and Sharps. Remington's s
single and double action Revolvers, Elliott's
4 and shot Pistols. and a host of other kinds
Of ReTolvers and single Pistols.
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TRUSTERS SALE OF REAL

Il ESTATE. In pursuance of an order of tn,
Probate Court Of Irumbull County. o., vii
offer for sale at public auction, or Thursday
Nov. u, 1867, between the hours Of 10 O'clock
a. m, snd 4 o'clock, D. N. upon ths premises, ar
undivided fourth part OF the following lands
situate IN KinsmAn. TTumbull County, q.
lst piece known as parts of section IL and IS
and bounded north By Land of q. B. Miller. east
BY land Of Daniel Allen; south By land Of Clan
dius b. Andrews. and west BY land of GeorEC
Birrell. containing 50 acres.
I'd piece known as part Of Sec. Is, and bound
ed north bylAnd Of L.. p. Andrews, east by land
of L. P. Andrews;sOuth by land Of L. P. Andrew
anu Z. =. Andrews. and west by land Of Benz
Allen. Bidwell and Fobesi containing 40 acres
To be sold in parcels.
Terms-One-third in hand; balance in two
equal annual payments, secured By MORTGAGES
BENJAMIN ALLEN,
Trustee Of Minor Children Of Q, B. Andrews
Oct. 80. 1S67-3t
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IThe sGg. g. Gllruuitle.
ETERNITY.

Once in a billion Of years,
If little bird should come,
Down from its heavenly spheres,
Its bright. PLANETARY home.
And on our earth should land,
From its celestial Zone.
And bear away Of sand.
Till all our world had gone.
Grain by grain. to its far of cline,
Eternity had scarce begun,
We all yet still would be on time,
Our grass of sand to ever run.
Oh what is life but short dream,
Compared to that eternal bliss
A fitful. cold uncertain beam.
Chilling our purest happiness.
Deeply alloyed by sin and woe.
But there are endless. warm. bright rays
Where sin and sorrow never grow,
Nor time has years. nor months nor days
VERNON, Nov. 4. 1861. II.