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Mr.. Lester Sexton. a yholesuls merchant
Of thirty years, IN Mh0atkss, one Of lie
most reliable and careful men an. tie State,
says, under date,
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Jan. q. lSS.
Messrs. c. G. CLARK & Co.. Nel5 Harra, O.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys-
pepsi Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as q remedy. / lave NO hesita-
ton IN saying that We have resolved GREAT
BENEFIT from its use. Very respectfully.
LESTER SEX0N.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

gu VIII see now soon II WtIlulspei POUR bad
feelings and gloomy 5oFebodings. How soon II
will chase away any species Of Dyspepsia. How
soon Il will give you new life and vigOr, andhoE
soon II will make q we'll man OF woman Of you.
For your own sake, for the sake Of everybody.
We beg. We ensreat you try il
For Liver Complaint and Bilious Orange
msAts,
Il IS a Sovereign Remedy. while for Fever and
Ague; and and all those diseases which are gen
tentative and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues mas not
stand alone upon our state ment. we appent a
few unsolicited testimonials from those whose
position in society and reputation as citizens
VIII place their evidence beyond all question,
and carry with them strength and CONVICTION 10
the most i~ncredulous.
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August 5, 1888.
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Er Hfyou would keep Wade Hamp,
ton, FIT. Pillow Forrest, Beauregard and
ToOmbs from place andpower in this ma
ton, work and vote for Grant and COL
fax. f1
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NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given. that F. L. Leroy.
or Inc firm Of Rush., Hamilton x Co.. in the
aouring business. withdrew from the irm BY
mutual consent on Tuesday. August 4. 1865 =
The business of the firm will be conducted as
usual under the firm name Of Rush 4 Hamil-
ton. All persons indebted to the former firm
P L. RUSH,
JESSIE HAMILTON.
F. L. LIE ROY.
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INNER LUMBER.

IL Building Timber sagedto order aad dsliV-
ginEs, Mecca at 500 per 1000 feet Apply %
John ". RsEnolds. Lane street, NAEre1; OF ad-
dresJ, Km. KImpp. OH DigginES, P.0.
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NOTICE
IN Is hereby given to all persons. against
trusting my wife Julia Clark. Of North Bloom
field. Trumbull Co., o.. as I shall pay no debts
Of her contracting. ADAM CLARK.
North Bloomfield Aug. B.ls5S-3tz
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL

4 EsTATE- In pursuance Of an order grant
ed By the Probate Court of Trumbun County
QhiO. l will offer for sale at public auction. on
the 18th DAY of August. 1855. Al 2 o'clock, D. m.
upon the premises, the following described real
estate, situate in the County Of Trumbull and
State Of Ohio. tO-Wir: known as THE south b If
Of Lot No. 4. in second division lots in the town
ship Of Johnston. and Is bounded south, east and
west by original lot lines. and north By the
north half Of said Lot No. 4. now in the posses
sion Of Isaae HalsteAd. and contains about ffty
per acre. Terms ~Ofsale-one-half cash in hand
and the balance In one year from the day OF
sale with interest The deferred payments to
be secarsd by mOrtsage On the land sold
BUELL. BARNES.
Trustee for Asher Halstead and others
G1stayus. August 5. lS68-3t -ar
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This world renowned remedy for the unfaiins
DXSRERSTA.

Indigestion. Sick Headache, SoErHess or Aeidiy
ofSomaeh. Risilgof Food. FlatHlsney. LASH
tude. Feariness. BiliOuEness. and all de-
orders oftke Stomach and BolreZs.
Is urged upon the attention and trial ofsuferers
from this most horrible of all diseases. Dys-
pepsia shows its raFages in q thousand different
forms. such as Sick Headaehe. Heartburn, De-
preston, general sense Of uneasiness and feel
lug that you are not well. Food distresses YOU,
rises aud sours on your stomach; breath is bad;
skin at i'm Is Is flushed and hot : don't feel as IF
you could mOveOr stir about. and worst Of an,
Indigestion or Constipation. are nothing more
or less than Dyspepsia. Thousands upon thous-
ands suffer and die this way, and neither them
selves nor their physicians know what ais
them, except that they are surely dying.
Reader. We repeat il. this is all Dyspepsia.-
lfyOu would have proof Of our statement. If
you would save yourselves anG children from
an early grave, fyOu would rave health and
energy and strength. again We beg you to try
one bottle Of
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New Advertisements.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
OHIO.
J. W, SANFORD = Proprietor.

THE AMERICAN HOUSE HAS BEEN
Lately re-htted. and is now one Of the best
hotels IN the County.
Good StabIing and prices Reasonable.
Aug. u, Is6S-tf.
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THE CHRONICLE.

E our aws and institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of red mon. not Of black men.
not Of men Of any complexion; but like the
laws of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak Of the people,"
Horace Maynard.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

VIZ also be found invaluable in all essss Of
Diarhea, Dysentery. Collie, Summer Com,
plsints Gripping. and in .tse- eyey dtsordered
Sold By Druggistsin city and eOantry- every
where AZ $iper bottle, or By application q. ri
Nv -aH c. G. CLARK q co.,
To- Sole propristors, New Haven, c.,
August 10, Is6.-e loi o'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
!! FLAX HFLAX =
1000 TONS
STRAW WANTED

DOR WHICH WE WILL PAY
the highest market price IN cash. Having
Just erected a mill to manIfacture cur own Tow
into Manufactured Goods. ready for market We
feel confident we can pay as much for Straw as
any other buyers in the State. We must buy q
very large amount of Straw. or buy the Tow
ofOther mills to supply our Spinning Mill
We prefer 10 buy the Straw direct from the
Farmers, and all those having Straw, moved or
pulled. win find Il to their interest TO call and
zee Us before selling elsewhere. Give rs q call.
N. B.-Seales on Quinby Hill and at Rlouring
Mill. CAMP RANDALL,
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~ Set the ball in motion. Organ
ize Grant and Colfsx clubs at nee in
every town.
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ohl.On. Aug. 5. lsss-st

The subscriber Will continue business AZ b 3
OhltOn Mil. where be will pay the hiahestmar-
ket price for grain. E. e.. MARSHALL
0hlt0n. Aug. 5, lS5S-St.s
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CHERRIES SALE.
y The State of Ohio. Trumbun County. IS.
Andrew Andrews & Royal ROEersl In, Trun-
" Sbun Conn
EnOs Hartzel & Daniel Smoke. Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Irumbul County,
OHIO, in the above named case. TO me directed
and delivered, 1 have levied on and hal expose
to public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren. Ohio. on
Saturday. August 2ed. A. D.. Isss.
between the hoars Of 2 and O'Clock p. m. Of
said day. the following described keal Estate To-
wit. Situate in the township OF Mecca Coun-
y Of rrpmbuli nj state ofQhio, being lots e
8 in subdivision OFFS acres OF oil lands IN SAD
township. surveyed and mAped BY Andre9 An
dreEs. Royal Rogers and Charles NJ Abel.
April 10, 1861. and recorded in County
Records Of maps. Page lOl- -
Appraised atS- Terms Cash go
S. n LAIRD. Sheriff.
sherifs Omee. Warren. o.. July 2. 1S6S5t
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Those marked with a STAB are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above. will
please call for advertised letters =
to Have your letters directed in care of
If not called for in 30 days viii be sent to dead
letter ONCE.
Once hours, 7-3Qa. N. to 80 ,, n. ul
ii. u. TOWNSEND. P.A.
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T Isl OF LETTERS

AUnelaImed. remaining in the Warren Pest
UI1ee. Tuesday. Aug. II. lS6S.
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August Il, 1s6s. ST
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THE LATEST SwINDLE.-The New York win
oilers have invented new method of doing
business, the modus Operandi of which is thus
detailed Some few DAVIS ago an elegantly
dressed lady. accompanied by well dressed
gentleman, entered the store of q prominent
Jeweller, and asked TO be shown some dia-
Monds. costly tray was handel them by he
gentlemanly and obllging CLERK, and as they
were examining and choosing, comparing and
rejecting" the Clerks attention was attracted
BY the entrance OF a man who beckoned him
cautiously aside, and showing a star conceal
ed beneath his coat, informed the clerk tnat he
was an officer, and that he had been watching
the couple at the counter for sons time. He
ADVISED the clerk not TO interfere with them
but show them what they asked for, and IL
they attempted TO secrete anything be would
arrest them The clerk soon noticed that the
suspected couple quietly slowed away several
Nalusble diamond rlngs, and AT this luncture
smother person entered the store. also bearing a
star beneath his coat, and at once gently tap
ping the genteel PAIR on the shoulders, blandIy
req ueStsd the pleasure of their society al the
police station. The first officer told the clerk
mat the prisoners would have TO be searched
and that he would then return the stolen
property IN hour or so. The confding
CLERK asssnted, and the prisoners and captiyes
disappeared. The proprIetors have thus far
looked in vain for the glimmer of their return
ing diamonds, and the men who have right
TO wear stars are looking after the pretended
policemen.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

Wv LINN MIIAN SaLES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
~ OhDNAhCE STORES.
Arsenal. Old Point Comfort, Va on MoSpaY
the 2th day of December, 1885 At 10 O clock a m
large quantity Of stores consisting in part OF the
24s Field, sege and Sea coast Cannon, Hoxi,zer.,
OF fG 9aI Moptsrs cast iron CAD and bronze, al
weight u iron Gun Carriages, and cast iron
Large quantity ofArtillery Implements and eauip-
1925 Shot, Shell, Spherical Case, Stand. Of Crane
ana Canister, fer smooth bore and rifIed
u guns, Of various cslieres,
iSBoTess. M Gstbi Arms Of variop' calieres
10y Billed mnskefs, altered to percussion, cal.
7s Springfield Rified Muskets, cal So
Rifles, assorted
ssPorting Rifles and Shot Guns.
90 Light Artillery Ssbres.
272 N. q. y. and Musicians Swords
Infantry Advertisements. Horse Equipments, and
ARTILLERY and Cavalry Bits and Iron Parts, for
SIS Cartridge Bags, Casnnel and sergeJ
Rope ana Corn sacks.
Blacksmi.hs' Carpenters, Ssddlers', and Armor-
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal of
canon; fourtee. days for all other stores
Oh day OF sale, balance on delivery of the goods.
A catalogue ct the articles TO be sold will be Ir-
nished upon application at this Arsenal, or at the
Ordnance Office Washington, ID. &.
The officer making the sale reserves the right to
bid In and SUI pend the sale whenever the bidding
ngona no. S4me up 70 .ne M ina, as oe nxes %
the interests of the United States his opin
Ion, may be subseryed By 30 doing.
Maj. of ordna noe and Byt. Col. U.s.A, Csmd's.
de 2-td
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The swift and substantial Steamers H. O.
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Leave New York from Pier 29, Fast River
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81 Alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS
uTning-Leaye georgetown. foot of High ct .
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MORNINGS.
THIS Line, connecting at Norfolk with the fine
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portation Company 70 and from BOSTON, IL pre-
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rates as the usual charge Of age and other ex
penses through Baltimore 10 avoided by this route
FREIGHT from Boston should be csnsfgned Is the
care Of T. A. WILLIAMS CO., Norfolk Va
For further Information apply TO JOS. L. GAIT,
AGENT, Once and Wharf fsot of High street
Georgetown. ID. q or At OFFICE OF COMPANY
corner New York avenue and 18th ST., one square
below Navy Department.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
CHHAP HOMES ON EASY TERNs, FOI

4 nA<r HoASc ~ sAsI TEENS, fOB
Tvc-story and Basement BRICK. on N street,
Sss .ss s end
..s I'd IN
:,;.. s sc ., sas ss s..
;b3l,dihs, containing 10 room, and hail, wen fo-
lot AZ 81 iss feet running TO co alley: =; 30
halt cash; balance ON time.
story HcSss e s.st ns sils s,G fn
rear, street eli graded and paved; 3 800.
BEiok Usr With bath sT To ans
cellar gas aud water throug out lots % by 90 feet
tom and are neaf the h street cars '0'a
FRass sfss'ss lot m g. =
Twenty three tbres-sto Bs!CK HOUSES. .n
enGes Will be sold en- three years time
sst.
Real Estate Brokers.
de 10 St 400 18th street. conner r.
L'OK RBNT-Toat very desirable PROPE8rY
1 on the Heights of Geor getown, known as
b. recent, SeeHp1Iq nt eg s4s TSn H.
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E'ok RENT-Three we'll Furnished Rooms,
L two front aud enc back. Convenience of gas
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north. de
ENOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE, No. 67S street
I - north. between Attn ard 6th west; has rooms,
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LOB RENT-A HOUSE of seven rooms, CEN
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newly furnished Three doors from 18th street, on
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DIED.

LIwIs. On friday. the 18th Instant, at twenty
minutes 90 seven O'Clock. ELIZA VIRGINIA., be-
yea vile OF Walker Lewis, in the SAD year Of her
The funeral viii take place from the lsth-strest
Presbyterian Church 10 morrow Sunday after
noon OIL Z clock.
sPIIIMky On the 10Th instant, TH0MASH.
- owed s5n Of GeoIse ID. and Laura spilinan,
sged year. u..f.
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"The late Baron RothschIld was uncere.
monious with high and low alike. great
parsonage once penetrated into his cabinet,
never looking up, said, with that slight Ger
man accent which gave character to his re.
marks, sTake a ehair" pardon" said the
visitor, rather haughtily. 'you didn't hear the
announcement of my name, i am the Count
-" gerry WE'LL" replied the Baron,
without lifting his eyes from the sheet, stake
two shairs."
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NEW EXPRESS LINE,

lNEW EXPIRES LINE.
NEW YORK AND wAsHINGTON srlAMsBIp
COMPANY.
THE ONLY OBJECT LINE BE. ~
TWEEN NEW YORK AND EH9R
THE DISTRICT
This Company will hereafter run two Steamer
o week,
Leaving New York every Wednesday It I'm.
And every Saturday At Il m
Leaving Georgetown every Monday ct a. m
And every Thursday at D m
Freight received at all times and forwarded NJ
lowest rates,
JOHN r. DAVIDSON, AGENT,
% Water street. Georgetown
II. kLDRIDGE CO., Agents,
Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent
Mf gu 1lS Wall street, New York
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EDUCATIONAL.

ct. MATTHEW g INSTITUTE,
~ 3O9 street, between l4ih and 18th SITS.
. Evening Glasses will be opened in this Institu-
non on MON DAY December l4th, 1858. Hours of
attendance from to g.. For particulars apply to
de ii It BIO. TOBIAS, Dirsctor.
MISS Z. A. COROURN's SELECT SCHOOL,
lvl In the X str eet Baptist Church. bet 9th aud
9Th sts: The English Branches taught on the Nor
NAL School Plan. Address 2O7 Pa. ave. de5 I'm
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MURDER OF AN INDIAN CHIEF-The follow
ing are the facts relative 10 the killing of an
Indian chief at Dunlap, Iowa. Several hunred
Indians had been encamped near the town.
The Indian who was killed came TO town. and
several railroad men got In with him. and
one OF their first acts was 10 get the blanket
away from him. This he finally recovered.
They then took his tomahawk, and when he
tried 10 get this back they struck him with il.
This induced the Chief 10 make Efforts 10 get
his Ratchet by force, when he was struck a
cowardly blow and killed. This outrageous
conduct aroused the indignation of his COM
rades. and they came in force to town, telling
IN plain English If the villains who had
perpetrated the crime were not
at once apprehended, they would burn the
place. They had force enough on hand TO do
IL, but the authorities there at once took steps
10 secure the dastardly seoundrel. One of them
got away, and The other Is in custody ard will
De tried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

du Lac, Wisconsin, recently, inhaled the dust
from poison ivy, which affected him SO Sc
rIousIy that on Sunday his life was despaired
OF His body swelled 20 the dimensions Of a
barrel but prompt medical treatment saved his
life.
ga moral reform association is about TO be
Organized in Decatur, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-12

~Here is nrst rate flour year older y
I.IttIe Julia LIS mother lay very Ill, and
the sweet child having heard some one say
that aperhaps mamma would die" went In
great grief to the bed. 10 ask If 10 were so.
When her mamma replied that she might die
and leave her dear little girl, the poor child,
II the midst Of her sobs, sard Then. man.
ma, when you are dead arr Grad i shall
rrla SnndaYs
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&AaE q

BALFIMoRE AND OHIO RAlLBoAD,
&AaEE q So
wAsHIseros. 1883.
uT 5s,n, between WASHINGTON AND BALyI.
are nov run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIneRE.
Ls..: ana S1 ss ss's.. ssass' and ss icf 80
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Les,s daily, sspspt Sunday, ct and $50 a. n.
'n' : 'na . F. t Is ANNAPOLIS.
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave e a. NJ, and 80, q, sac, and
Leave at A. N. and 4 and SOP.M.
Lew. a.ils, s.esss saturday nd T and ssns.s. ct
seeing Betsy station VIII f.in. r o Bs sHa
Iis s' b. had tn.
Washington station Ticket once 81 an hours q
fspn:yiy.ni. .ysnus es fs..sss.r. G eafei.:es
tickets t the svsnus ctsce can there .TTsngs @
re.idenoe, taken 10 the depot and Iut in the beg.
For New Yor. Rhil.delphi., and Boston. see
WILSON, Master OF Transportation
noa GEO. g. KoOSTZ. General Agent.
THRogeH LINE BETwIEN wAsHINereH
hHi INV Yosh. AID &A
WAsHINsroN, 1858.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND Kew
YORK are nov run as follows, viz:
,s ESQ: L. si sIc 'Fsi + iaass'' and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
1850 s:ss: and Ssi s.c JET sunday st A. N. "
Leave for New York 1t SAC p. L., and Phils-
delphia at $40 p. II.
daily.
Through tickets to Phiisdeiphia. New ort or
Boston can be bed 1t the Station 0mcs ct eli hour
In the day. Also q the Oompanys Once, No.
zoe Pen.:ylvania avenss; Peseneer parchssinG
have their baggage called for and CHECKED ID fheir
residence, taken he depot, and pat In the boG-
See Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad advertisement
nsDolis and the Wet.
IL. WILSON, Master OF Trsnsportstaeu.
Il. u. COLE. General Ticker Agent
noS GEO. Q. kOeNTZ, Aren't. WashiuRtou