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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
The Pope versus the Austrian
government.

The full text of the Papal Allocution
IN relation to Austria shows what is the
matter. Austria has been travelling
too last IN the paths of Reform to please
the Pope, who cannot, by reason of age
and infrmity, be expected to sympa-
thize with rapid mental action. Thelaw
that Austria passed on the 2lst of last
December, His Holiness characterized
as odious. That law established free
liberty for all opinions, liberty of the
press, of every faith, and no matter
what confession of doctrine. The law
also grants to the members Of every
confession the right Of establishing
public schools ard colleges, and mem
bers of every confession are allowed TO
be admitted on the same footing, with
the sanction Of the State"
Austria went still further in the road
to full liberty. The law passed on the
25th of May, in the present year deci-
ded that sons born Of q mixed msr-
riage must follow the religion OF the
father and the daughters that Of the
mother; so that if 8 son is born where
the father is Protestant and the moth
Ct . OaluOllCI tue SOUS are 4 EEOb6SbAQl5
and the daughters Catholics. HoWeV-
er great stretch that may be for Aus
tria, it is not far enough for the Ameri-
can people, who think, after the force
Of parental authority is expended and
the children come TO years Of discre-
tion. they should follow what faith may
be best adapted to their views. Aus
tria will come to that in time, if she is
left alone and not troubled by fears of
Papal denunciations.
On the 18th of May, Austria sinned
still further in the estimation Of the
Pope. She made marriage q civil con-
tract and placed the supervision of the
schools under the authority of the
State.
These changes trouble the Pope
He wonders whereunto the world is
running. He cannot understand Thy
Austria should depart from the Con-
cordat, and after condemning her &C
tions gives place to wailings that are
remarkable for gentleman in such q
digni6ed position.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

CE FELTON,, G " Chesbrough, j Peste,
D Prosser, VT Wilson, G + Reeser, 3
Excel, N COlgrove, A A Horton.
j PEATE, Charm
Respectfully submitted.
& A CARUTHERS, Chairman.
z II HURLBURT, Secretary.
4 committee on the state of th {
country was also nominated. II Kius-
ley questioned the propriety of such q
committee any longer, and moved that
it be discontinued. E j L Baker moved
to lay the motion on the table. Lost
The question was then taken on the orig
inal motion and the committee discon
tinued.
EN- FELTON, and Wesley Smith, of
Pittsburg, and Revs. Tuttle and Ste
phens, were introduced to the Confer
ence. On motion of Jno Balm, the Pre-
siding Elders were appointed commit
tee on nominations for the coming year
On motion Of Moses Hill, they were also
appointed conference missionary COM
mittee.
Judge Tuttle was at this point intro
duced to the Conference.
On motion it was resolved that the
daily sessions shall commence at 8
O'Clock A II, and close at II M.
On motion il was resolved that the
Reporter of the Daily Chronicle shall be
allowed within the bar Of the Confer
ence and furnished the needed facili-
ties for presenting a complete report.
The Bishop announced that Confer.
ence Is allowed to draw on the char
tered fund for twenty.seven ($27l dol.
lars. On motion an order was drawn
for that amount.
The second question, "Who remain
ON trial Z" was then called.
John Frankton was discontinued at
his own request, and Willard Remson
to attend the Boston Biblical Institute
D Rowland, Jno Hicks, Fred Fair
WI Warren, George W Anderson and
E D McCreary we're passed and contin-
ued on trial.
The committees on the second, third
and fourth years not beiug ready 70 re-
port, the question, ''who are supernu-
meraryi 2" was taken up, and D King
and A G Tibbetts were continued with
work. j Howe, ] II Whallon, r W Crane,
] Shield, Jno McCom5s, Ira Eddy, E A
Ludwick, s Payton, and ] N Leon
ard, were continued without work. B
Marsteller, R Pratt, E c Latimer, A
Norton, J II Brown, and ] Akers, were
made effective. The relation of ] Al
len was continued, and the following
names were passed for further consid.
Grafton. r r Roberts, E W Vorce, I
Stubbs, W Bush and ] Wrigglssworth
The superSnnusted list Was present.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

The address of Brigham Young at
the funeral of Heber c Kimball is 8
novelty in its way. The sentences are
terse, short, and to the purpose. Brig.
bam Young says that he had known
Kimball for forty-three years-and he
had been one of Brigham's counsellors
for twenty-four years. The prophet
ranked him as q man, but took op-
portunity to speak strong words
respecting spoststes. 1t sonnds quite
patriarchal to read Of q prophets
blessing the wives and children Of a
dead man. Heber Kimball was describ-
ed as in glory, where they were prom
ised admission if they would live well
and that through Jesus.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
Z Zeal NOTICE

IL Henry Hood, William Hood. Levi Hood.
Elizabeth Rsnnsli, J ohm Eennell. DOROTHY Hake.
David Hake, George Hood. James Hood, Ihom-
as Hood anu Mary Hood, will take notios, that
on the 9th day Of June. 1865. John Hood fled in
the Court Of Common Pleas. Of frumbun cJunty,
Ohio. bis petition Praying for partition Of about
g acres OF land in Lot No. 81. in Weathersheld
Township, IN said county bounded north by
Stewart; south by land Of Sarah HERR ng, and
west BY land of Joseph A. Rumsey, more or
less.
Said petition Is still pending and will be for
bearing at the Nov. term of said Court for 1865.
TAYLOR 4 JONES. Atty's for Pet'r.
June u, ls6s-6t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Mr.. Robert Taft has left with rs 9
specimen Of Timothy measuring -four
feet, eight inches. The Eve acre field
from which this is taken, will average
three and half feet.-W. r. CiIronicls.
Tall grass, that but specimen has
been brough ght to our Office BY Mr.. l.
C. Waters which beats it just nine
inches, measuring Eve feet, Eve inches.
Trot out your tsll grass if you can
find better.-GaTrsttsvilLs Journal.
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che aug. Ghsauifls,
Erie Annual M. e. Confer
ence Proceedings.
WEDNESDAY.


Wednesday, at 9 o'clock, A N. tbs
Conference was called to order by Bish
op Calvin Kingsley. The fifth Psain
was read by DR. Hiram Kinsley tbs
conference united in singing the 7lOth
hymn, and prayer was offered Aftei
the singing of the hymn commencing
"a Charge to keep have" and pray
er by Rev ] Baine, the Secretary OF the
last session, w F Day, called the roll
which was responded TO by l3O OF the
$50 members.
The name of A II Brown was an
nounced as transferred from KansAl
Conference, and that Of ] NJ Leonard
from Delaware Conference
On motion of George W Maltby. w
F Day was elected Secretary. g w
Chesbro was appointed first assistant
Secretary.
On motion the Presiding Elders were
appointed committee 70 nominate
the standing committees. This work
having been anticipated by them, they
ct once submitted the following which
was adODted
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

In Racine, a young man undertook
to make lead cannon, taking for his
purpose a piece of gas pipe, and pour
ing hot lead through one end of it,
having previously put wet clay at the
other end. and rs the melted lead
came in contact with the clay it ex-
ploded and sent the pieces of iron and
hot lead in his face, which it is feared
will deprive him of his sight.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

A Gentleman once said to Rowland
Hill: at is sixty-fiVe years since
first heard you preach, and the sermon
was we'll worth while remembering
You remarked that some people are
very squeamish about the manner of q
clergyman in preaching but you then
added, 'supposing one is hearing a will
read, expecting to receive 9 legacy,
would you employ the time in critics.
ing the lawyers manner while reading
it! No, you would give all your
interests to ascertain if anything was
left to yourself, and how much. Let
that, then, be the way in which you
listen to the gospel"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
A tr.rslina inrrlar adrertised a pa

A travelling juggler advertised per
formance at st. Louis, Mo-, the other
night, in the opening act Of which he
would allow himself to be shot at with
pistols. After his audience had assem-
bled he appealed, and requested those
who wanted to shoot at him to prepare
their pistols, he went behind the stage
curtain and has not since been SEEN
He obtained about 5000 and left his
hall rent and printing bills unpaid.
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saturday. August S, A. D.. 1855,

between the hours Of one and three O'Clock. p.
m, Of said day, the following described tract OF
land. tO-Wit: Situate in Bristol Township.
Trumbull County. Ohio. and is known by part
Of lot No. 90 and bounded snd described as fol-
lows to.wit: South BY the county road lead
ing to Pennington. west and north By lands Of
James Cummings. and east by the center Of the
Trumblll and AshtAbula Turnpike road, con-
taining about Is acres Of land. excepting and
reservia0 as homestead exemption, demanded
By Mrs. Caroline Miller. wife Of the said r. J.
Miller set Of to her and described BY metes
and bounds, as follows: Commencing at a
stake set on the nOrth line of said lot, thence
runnin ng east l6 rods to the center Of thefurn-
pike road; thence south along the center Of
said Turnpike road 70 the south line Of said
lot; thence west TO 8 stake set 10 the south line
Of said lot; thence north TO the place Of begin
ming The above described lot set OF as the
homestead Of CaroliEe Miller, wife Of said K.
J. Miller. Appraised at $40. Terms Cash.
S. II. LAIRD, Sheriff.
SheEif's Ofics, Warren. o.. July s. lS6S-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Joseph Clemens, residing near Malta,
Morgan county, was killed by light
ming last Friday evening. He was on
his way home when oVertsken by the
storm, and rode his horse into and
took shelter in the barn of Mr.. VIM.
Smith. 8 neighboring farmer. The
building was few minutes thereafter
struck by lightning, instantly enVelop-
ed in flames and entirely consumed
Nothing is known of Mr.. Clemens fur
ther than that he was seen to ride in
to the building. and it is supposed that
he ard his horse were both consumed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
DANKRUPTCY

I'D In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of Thomas Vernon, Bankrupt In Bank
ruptcy- ---.---
10 NRoN IT NAY coRxcERE: The undersign-
ed. residing al Warren. Trumbull County. Ohio,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
IS of TrumbuIl. State Of Ohio. who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court Of said District.
RM. 7. SPEAR, Assignee.
= Warren, O., Jaly S. 1855 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
DANKRUPTCY

I'D In the District Court Of the United States.
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the matter
OF Alznson Taylor, Bankrupt. in Bankruptcy.
To WHOM IT NAY coz GRRN: 1he underAgneoi
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as As
signee of AlaDson Taylor. Of Vienna. County oi
Trumbull, state Of Ohio. who has been adjudg-
ed Bankrupt. upon his own petition By the
District Court OF said District.
W. T. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren. o.. July s. 1s6S-St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

George the II and his suite were on
one occasion charged nearly E LOO by q
dutch landlord for luncheon OF eggs,
coffee and gin. Eggs are scarce l
suppose Mynheer," said the King when
he perused the bill. mo, your maj
esty, but Kings are" mine host.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

The Journal of Commerce, which rep
resents the bondholders of the Demo
cratic party, headed by Belmont.
pronounces the financial feature of the
Democratic platform bold reputation,
while it declares that Gov. Seymour Is
sound upon the gold question. 1t says;
"Gov. Seymour has always warmly
insisted on the obligation to pay the
"bonds in gold. The platform is thus
"the very opposite of his well known
"'yiews. How the two are to be rec
"onciled it is not for US to decide"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Dean Storr had occasion one day to
unite a rustic in the bands of mstri-
mony. The ceremony over, the
husband began to "sink in resolution, !"
and falling into it of repentance, he
said, "Your reverence has tied the
knot tightly, 1 fancy, but, under favor,
may ask if so be it you can unite it
again ?" why, no." replied the
Dean, I'VE never do that on this part
of the consecrated ground" "Where,
theni" cried the man, eagerly. ION
that, pointing to the burial ground.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

An open buggy weighing l25
pounds. whose body is made OF one
piece of rubber one eighth OF an inch
thick. has just been made at Bridge
mort Connecticut, and $1,000 has bee \
offered and refused for it. The run
ming GEAR is of wood, but the next car
rage will be entirely Of rubber.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
DETITION.

III David NJ. YeomonE. Ts. The New England
Petroleum Co. In the Court of Common Pleas
TrumbuH County, Ohio.
The defendant. The New England Petroleum
Company. is notified that the plaintiff, David
N. Yeomans. has fled in said Court. his Petit
ton. against defendant, stating that def't is
indebted 10 him in the sum Of $500. with inter
money loaned and paid TO and for said Cempa-
ny, and for work and labsr for said Company.
An order Of Attachment has been Issued IN said
cause and defendant must answer by the 18th
day of September, 1855, and said cause will be
for hearing al the November term Of said Court
1868. HUTCHlNS & GLADDEN.,
June "a. 1s6s-6t Pitts Attys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Enormous fires are raging In the
woods all along the track Of the Grand
Trunk Railway from Quebec to Mon
treal. In several places along the line
the people have become so seriously
alarmed at the devastation caused by
the approaching wave of fire that they
had abandoned their houses and taken
refuge in the open fields.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
DETITION.

ii Viola Atwood. vs. Andrew J. Atwood
In the Court Of Common Pleas. The said de-
fendant is notified that said plaintiff has fled in
the above mentioned Court, her petition. ask
ing for divorce from defendant and for alimo-
nv, and for the custody of their infant children.
upon the ground Of gross neglect of duty and
adultery. Said petition will be for hearing. al
the next term Of said Court -
- HUTCHINS 4 kGLIDDEN.
July /, 1858 ct Pitts Atty's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

The Express says: The Erie war is
finally settled Dre1's loan has been
paid and he is allowed to keep his hy-
potheticated stock at 20, which as he
had it at GO puts nearly half million
into the Treasury of the company.
Vanderbilt sells the company fifty
millions of the new stock, about the
average of the sales Of convertible
bonds which is to be retired and can
celled. Drew is now out of the Direc-
ton, and Is understood to be out of
stock.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

OF all women she is most to be pitt
ed VINO has a sloW-paced suitor; he is
worse than a retrograding one. How
admirable, how prompt, how perfectly
satisfactory was the conduct of the
Puritan, who rode up to the door of
the house where dwelt the girl of his
choice, and, having desired her to be
called out to him, said, without cir
cumlocution, "Rschel, the Lord hath
sent me to marry thee % when the girl
answered with equal promptitude and
deyoutness, "The Lords viii be done" /"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

The speech of Mr.. Morton in the
Senate yestesday, was in support of
of the doctrine that according to the
statutes under which fiVe-twenty bonds
were issued they were payable in
greenbacks. Messrs. Fessenden and
Howard maintained the contrary view.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
PLASTIC SLATE for FENCE POSTS

sound when coated, will remain sound, as the
slate cement excludes all moisture. 1t pene'
trates the pores of the wood and no water can
get between II and the wood. consequently the
frost cannot clesvei il Of.
Cement furnished ready mixed. at reasonable
rates. S. PARISH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

On the 2Ist instant q committee Of the
Ohio Legislature viii meet in Columbus to
consider propositions for locating State
Agricultural College.
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NOTICE

IN is hereby given, of the intention Of the
Council Of the Incorporated Village Of Warren.
tO.construct or cause 20 be constructed, q Branch
Sewer in Sewer District No. l, on Pine Street.
commencing at south line of High Street. and
ex tending south on said Pine st. TO intersect
with Main S. Eer on Market street,
Any person having objections TO the the con-
structi0n of Sewer as aforesaid. are hereby re-
Qaired to fle the same in writing, with the Re-
cerder of tbs village of Warren. within ak
weeks from the first publication of this notice
or be forever barred from fling any objections
thereto.
By order Of the Council.
II. H. TOWNSEND. Reeord'r
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Cheerfulness makes the mind clear
gives tone to thought adds grace and
beauty 70 the countenance.
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.O-PARTNERsHIP.l !.

~ Notice is hereby given. that 4 partner
ship between W. K. Reeves Josiah hatlif. and
James Ratliif, has been entered into this 18th
day Of june. 1865. for continuing the tlag
Stone business, and are now prepared TO furnish
size and thickness. from u to inchesin thick
ness, and from two feet to ten feet square. Of a
true and even surface. Address
~ REEVES & RATLIEFS.
July !, IS6S-tf Warren. P. y. Box 245.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
A TTACHMENT

A TTACRMRNT.
~ Chew 4 Leslie. Plaintiff. vs. Thomas
Justice Of the Peace. of Brookfeld Township.
TrumbuH County. Ohio. On the hrst day Of
July, A. D.. 1858, said Justice issued sn order
Of Attachment in the above action. for the sum
of sixteen dollars and thirty-fYe cents. Said
cause Is set for trial August u, A: Qt 1865.
CHEW d LESLIE.
Brookhsld. July Is. 1sss-Sts
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cHERlFPS SALE.

- The State of Ohio. Trumbun County.
By virtue Of al execution Issued out Of the
Court of Common PlesS. OF Trumbull County.
wherein Samuel Fansler is Plaintiff. sud e. j.
Miller is Defendant 10 me directed and deliver
ed. I have levied upon and shall expose 70 pub
lie sale at the south door of the Court House,
in Xarren. Ohio. on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

1fnot too far gone may be coated rendering them
ire proof and preventing any further Eearsor
decay. This question Of preserving shiugle
roofs IS worthy Of attention. for. if for trIhing
expense you can have your shingle roof made
good es new and at the same time proof against
Enarks il ig worth kuoWinR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
arETH HnuaE

Opposits Mshoning Depot, Warren. Ohio, Emo:
Austin Proprietor. This House, the largesi
IN northern Ohio. east Of Cleveland, has re-
cartig been thorUuEhly re-fttsd and re-tur-
r1ished- and Is now opened as trst class ho-
lei. and ofers Inducements second TO no otn e.
inWarren. lJulY IL. 1901.
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Report ON Nomination..
STEWARDS.

STEWARDS.
W. P. Bignsll, j. d. Norton, j. II.
Green, j. c. Scofeld, d. p. Henderson,
W. A. Clark, G. Z. Woodwork, 6. Dun
mire, A. Hall.
W. P. BIGNELLs Chairman.
EDUCATION.
]. B. Robinson, d. c. Osborn, A. n.
Craft, T. Guy, James Marvin, 7. Graham.
j. g. Townsend, a. S. Dobbs, d. ID.
Moore. JAMES MARVIN, Charm.
TRACT CAUSE
C. Brown, A. Burgess, P. P. Pinnoy,
w. n. Reno, G. II. Rsown, L. L. Luce,
S. Coon, J. G. Sullivan, G. w. Reeves.
W. N. RENO, Charm.
STATISTICS.
S. S. Stuntz. B r. Wade, F. A. Arch
bold, F. II. Beck, J. II. Mer chant. d.
Latshaw, r. N. Stubbs. E. B. Cummings,
+. Brown. D. LATsHAw, Charm.
CENTENARY.
S. Gregg, T, Radcliff, 7 Taite, ]
Whitley, r II Bea-, ] Abbott, A B Hyde,
z W Scott, G W Gray. .-7
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
WV Wythe, E A johnson, c r Pat
tee, H N Chamberlain, 7 P Warner, D
NJ Rodgers, J S Albertson, D S SSteadman,
Z F Keeler. E A JOHNSON, CHARM.
POST OFFICES.
G J Bliss, @ c Hunt, w II Hover, z @
Smith, L Bennett, A P Cotton, A S Good
rich, G L Barnhart, 2 w Shadduek.
A SGooDRICH, Charm.
MISSIONARY CAUSE.
] Flower, ] Mclean, L W Ely, o G
McEntire, John Crum, G F Reeser, A S
Miller, VIM. Sampson, G w Clark.
0IG MCENTIRE, Charm.
TEMPERANCE.
] O'Niel, j B Grover, R Gray, D NJ
Rodgers, Rob't Beatty, G NJ Heard, J F
Stocker, P w Scofeld, H n Stearns,
S 0'NEIL, Charm.
BIBLE CAUSE.
A Fouts, A YsnCamp, W Hill, j F
Perry, J w Stogdill, E Hull, z Pratt, d
Mizener, A Barris,. Cd.
A BAKRIs, Charm.
CLAIMS.
Robinson, z Lyon, II Vance, j
W Lowe, K Halleck, r w Crane, R
B Boyd, N G Luke, Z H Yingling.
r B Boyd, Charm
SALE CHURCH PROPERTY.
d Smith, F Brown, n @ Brown, d
Blinn, W + Wilson, j W Wilson, A
Bashline, L E BeardsleY, Scodeld.
W F WILsoS, Charm
PUBLIC WORSHIP.
D II Steyer, r n Warren.
BETHEL CAUSE. r
A Falkner, F Hill, w A Bowler, G
NJ Eberman, A II Bowers, P Burroughs,
N Williams, B Hammond, J 81 Wha-
Ion. n WILLIAMS, Charm
POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS.
ON Grant, b Kellogg, n D Cole, J Z
MendoDhall, ] Il Tsgg, ] Crum, j NJ
Groves, 4 A Squier, J N Bray, Jr.
j CRUM, Charm
CAHRCH FXTFNSION
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HONFOUNDEDLY SOLD.
" A hit at Doctors, Lawyers, and others In
the peddling business. Price 35ets., at
ADAMS Bookstore
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DARN For SALE.

LtAhn fOh SA1E.
Known as the Galpin Farm in Kinsmap.
containing near one hundred and thirty acres
Of excellent quality; we'll adapted to eithe,
grain or grass. an abundance Of timber, watered
By springs, Eocd variety Of fruit first clasI
fences and buildings, all in excellent coudi ition
situated pleasantly and every way desirable
for particulars address or call on
~ B. n. PEABODY,
May IS. ls6s-tf KinEmsn, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Attorney at Law. Once oyeS Park 4 Paths aS9s
April !. 1S6S-tf.
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The following is from report Of Farmers Club.
Oct Il. in answer to question BY z. I. IroEes,
Of W sttsburgh. Pa. Am TO understand that
in the opinion OF the Farmers Club. The Plastic
Slate Rnofag iSa better and more, durable rooi
than good shinRles ~ Ans. b. Nlub--- Yes 81 r.
more dorabie than the best CyPfesssfrom the
Dismal swamp. which has been known 70 last
100 years. Nhat kind of wood can be as dura-
Bile asstone? For such the Plastic slate be-
comes, hard and firm Rs the Slate from the quar-
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FREEDMENS AID SOCIETY.

D II Stearns, B J Kennedy, ] r Shear
er, w II Wilson, Geo. Moore, L z Knapp,
S 5 Burton, A d Morton, II Smith.
B Kennedy, Charm
PITTSBURG CHRISTN ADVOCATE.
] Tribby. E Wade, r B Boyd, ] B
Goodrich, n Norton, Marsh, S WLloyd
A II Domer, F Vernon.
] TRIRRY. Ohair,n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
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stock Of Wall Papers. also Oil Curtains, both
paper and cloth. Cords and Tassels, Splendid
Window Cornices. all styles and prices, and
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July !. 1865.