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A Conversation With Grant.

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette. dated "St. Louis, December
3O,n saws: A pn0mineut citizen OF TINS
civ. lust from Washington. described
ahalf-hourinterview with Gen. Grant,
which shows some of the characters
tics o fthe President elect in a stronger
light than anything that has been said
or written in long time. During the
conversation aSenator and Judgefrom
Louisiana were introduced, who came
TO consult with the General in regard
tothe Observation-Disclosures some state
bonds for Improvement of the levees
in Louisiana. The General said he
hoped the government would mo- do
It. and added: 'While we are discuss
ing on all sides.how the national debt
is to be be paid, l shall oppose any IN
crease of the national obligations. L
eve new a governmental become re-
sponsible for any amount that II uld
not ultimately have to pay"
After some furtherremarks designed
to win the Generals favor, the Judge
said millions ofacres Ofthe best land III
the world are subject TO overflow.
General Grant replied: Let them
overflow and let them stay under wat
er until their owneTs are willing thai
Northern men and Northern capital
should come in and protect n m
proye them. Northern men with am
Die capital are ready to make. a garden
of YOUR State, and you won't let them
do il. Your large landholders are as
hostile to the United States govern
ment to-day as they have ever been,
and if the government should rebuild
their levees, it would not change them
particle. l know no way the govern
ment could have adopted for rebuild
ing the levees but to have contlscated
the lands of those engaged In the re-
bellion, and used the proceeds torestore
the country. As that was not done,
nothing remains but to set your ne
proes to work, and invite in and well
come Northern men,"
General" said the Judge, 1.-The
negroes won't work"
HWont work." General Grant
quietly replied, they'll work if you
a them for it. Am 1 not right?'
Headed: ais there notsuch q hostility
to Northern men that it amounts, in
most sections of the State, to a practl-
cal exclusion ofthem FRONT the agricnl-
turaI interests OF the country? Is there
not an unwiIlingness to divide up the
lands and sell in small parcels to those
who might immigrate? And is there
not a general tendency to secure the
services of the negroes without promdt
adequate compensation ?p
81 must say" said the Judge, that
there is more or less Of truth in all
these points"
f.Then said Grant 81 think you
will have to build your own levees or
wait under water until youare willing
men should come in who will build
them"
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DUBIIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
III On Tuesday, the 9th day OF February,
1853, between the hours of one and four
O'Clock, in the afternoon of said day, by or
der of the Court of Common Pleas, OF Trum-
bull County, Ohio, L will offer for saleat pub
lie auction upon the premises in the village
OF Warren, in said County, the following des-
cribed lands, to-wit: situate in Warren
Township. Trumbull Co., Ohio, n bounded
as follows: Beginning at an Elm tree stand
ing in the southwest corner of land convey
ed by OH CrOwell to James Crawford thence
SOutherly along the east line of lands now
owned by Charles Howard, five chains twen-
ty-two links to the center of Washington
venue thence east on the center of said
Avenue one hain and twenty-five links to
a post: thence nOrtherly five chains and
twenty links to a post in the south line Of
said CrawfOrd'S land; thence west on said
line one chain and twenty-five links to the
place OF beginning, containing sixty-ive n
hundredths Of an acre OF land. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
MARY HARMON, Trustee.
Joh NJ. Stull, Atty.
Ian 6. lS6q-5t
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Best Machine in Use"

y answer 10 many letters, I saw the
domestic Sewing Machine is the best
buy il N you never will be sOrry. l have
sold n repaired all kinds for ten years. 1t
will sew 3O0spOOl cotton tOa wax-end! Finest
to One-half inch board. The inventor
challenges the world for simplicity, durabili-
" and great range of work II will do. Send
in your orders and be not deceived by the
Paris puffs, for the Domestic vas not there
We can sell without carting them around.
Fill orders only. vii warrant to give salts
faction or no sale. Manufactured in Ohio
and fully licensed. Price $50. Address
E. L. GIBBS. Agent.
Warren, O. Nov. 25. lSSS-tf
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IT
TRADE CIRCULAR,
FOR JANUARY. 1863

CONTAINING a list of valuable and use
Oful articles for Saleat ONE DOLLAR each;
also, liberal inducements for forming Clubs.
II also contains information, which, We think
will be important TO any person sending TO the
Gift Enterprise ene Dollar Concerns.
II is the opinion OF some OF our City and
State officials, that if this circulars c~irculat-
ed in all parts Of the country, IL wouldbe the
means Of saving a great deal Of money, which
is now lost by sending to those Unlawful con-
Germs. On account OF our immense trade,
and Interpretation in Merchandise, we are
now Offering to Agents better inducements
than ever before offered. Copies sent free TO
any address. ANDREWS 4 CO.. 81 Elm ST.,
formerly lN6 sudbury ST. Boston, HaSS.
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CITY lots

Fiy los,h ron nny to m hundred eetn front by on hundred and hny feet Deep stu-
prsing rolling mills nail factories ant furnaces, of Brown. Bonnel& Co-tOthe HtmrOd
furnms-tou the Oundres ad machine shops Of Home Hamilton & o. M of Ward,
Margeum & Co-tothe holland uthaores ofhe Youngstown Manufacturing Company
to the depot of the Lawrence Railroad Company ant to bother manufacturer Inc buS-
ness establishments They lie n the wedenb bank ofthe Mahoningr rivers short dktance
south ant east If the Pressure isle treetb bridge and front Oh Gibson, Park, Vine. Packard,
Grand ant River Streets furnishing admirable building stes The sol allows the econ
sructbn ofdry cellars and durable wens Ofexeenent waterar re auainable by digging too
depth. Lots valued ats $500 each.
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DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS.

These consist Of Ten ley hame houses nicely painted outsdea an inside an in perfect
Odera an are located as follows:
Five on Scott street in he northern part of the cy, and bu n w rods from Wick av-
nue. the mh avenue or Euclid street of III city. into whichs Scott street run fright
angles They are twO stories n cOntaine each sxr rooms, four below ant two above, on
lots fifty by one hundred and eighty feet and will be fitted up for gas early in the spring.
or as soon as pipes can be laid along Scott street. being already extended VI Wickav avenue
Valued at 5000 eah,a and rent for $50 pGa hui
Five on Liberty street formerly Iolnss road sd nASs- ~sSGHo.Ha Hs northwest
quartrf tn city a hwr rods from the Cleveland & Mahonhng R R. depot Theya are ds-
has one CRATE contains tee rooms below and two above papered, and a cellar
lon Liberty street are Ufhree stories, each hast TIVE CRATES; size ofOtS No PISS Nth front
by IH d@p, No. is IS front by S deep, No. 4 is E4 front 90 fetr ear 1857 north side and
$50 south side o. Pine street. No. ION Rayen avenue is of two stOre. with @ur rooms be
low ad to above, and eelarkiehen. Lot B front by 2 deep Valued at 5000 each
n rent for SEQ pga nnum.
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FromfnformatiOn acknowledgements
Der of the committee appointed by the
late convention at Jackson Mississippi
to urge before Congress the admission
of that state to the Union, 1t appears
thatana ttempthas been made TO assas-
sinate General Mckee, Republican,
who was elected to Congress from the
Fourth District of Mississippi. The fol-
lowing is the dispatch: "Natehez, De
tempted last night to assassinate Gen
eraI Mckee on the steamer Lee. Nc
Kee wasslightly wounded andHewett
seyerIy. General Dudley, Military
Commander of the Post, is investiga-
ting the matter. Signed, Morgan.
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NOTICE. Observation-Disclosures
~ Inhabitants OF Bloomfield and Vicinity
that have esumed my former business as
Undertaken and Cabinet Maker, and hope by
n strict TO business and low prices
to merit the patronage OF the public gener.
ally. Ready-made Collins kept on hand and
delivered at the residence OF the deceased
when desired.
THOS. ]. SEALY.
NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Nov. 2, 1858
Dec. 2d-Sm
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Office Of Warren Homestead and Loan
Association.

z Jan 0, IhUI-
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
IL shareholders of the Warren Home
stead and Loan Association, for the election
of seven Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before them, will be held at their
rooms, over Freeman d Hunts Banking
House in Warren, on Monday evening, Jan.
Il, 1863, at : O'Clock. The transfer and sub
scription books will close on the 9Th inst. and
reopen on the 18th. Z. Il. MS Sec'y.
Warren. Ian. 6-2t
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National Bank Of warren.

THE annual meeting of the Stock
IL holders Of this Bank for the purpose OF
electing seven Directors TO serve during ne
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF any
other business which may come before them.
will be held at the B~anking-house OF the a.
ISOLATION, OF Tuesday thel2thday ofJanuary.
1853. JOHN s. EDWARDS, Cashier,
Dec. 8th, lS6S-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06

In Cincinnati, last Wednesday
morning, William Ashbach killed his
wife, Josephine, by blows on the
head with a hatchet, and stabbing
her in the side with a butcher knife.
He then shot himself through the
head with an Enfield rifle, the ball
entering the left jaw, and tearing
away the right back part of the head,
scattering the brains all over the
room. The deed was done in an
unper-room of their residence, and
both parties were partially undressed.
1t was the second marriage for
both, and they had been married four
wears. Their ages were 60 and 81 re-
Effectively. None but the victims
we're in the house at the time of the
tragedy. Death in both cases was
instantaneous. Jealousy of each
other was the cause of their trouble.
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ESg-The man who first nominated
Grant for President, is a very numer-
parsonage. About 500 OF INN
have already reported at Washington.
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Minister Reverdy johnson is bound
to "put his foot into it" whenever he
gets a chance to eat a dinner Ormake a
speech. The praise he accorded TO
the exiled French princes at the late
hospital dinner in London led him,
as everybody knows, to give them
unmistakable political sympathy.
The French government would be
seriously annoyed had any European
ambassador spoken of the claimants
to the French throne as being saved
by God for some special purpose. The
dinner itself was anti-Imperialist.
The guests were known Orleanists.
1t was in fact a demonstration after
the favorite French type. The French
ambassador was not in the room, as
he knew who had been invited. The
circumstances were of a kind TO i'm
pose peculiar caution upon the rep
resentative OF a friendly government
asked to participateinthe proceedings.
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DIZZINESS. CsIARRH. SCROEuLA.

A LADY who had suffered for years from
ADeafneSS, Catarrh and S~crofula, was cured
by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and
gratitude prompts her to e the receipts
free Of charge 10 any n similarly afflicted.
Mr.. NJ. c. l., HObOken, Nj.
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nrJudge Spalding, of Cleveland
is reported to be a candidate for At
tornev General, if Grant is willing.
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RA-The Erie r. R. Company :
Iotost acouisition in the Columbus,
pioua and indianapolis and Chicago
Road. an important link. The Penn
svIvania Company and Fort Wayne
having left the Indiana Central cut in
the cold, so far as the Eastern connec-
tions are concerned, the Hoosiers
went over bodily to the Erie party,
and gave them another victory. An
indianapolis dispatch relates the
partIcu1ars Us
"a short time ago it purchased the
Atlantic and Great Western, and now
that corporation has p~erpetually
leased the Indianapolis, Chicago ana
Columbus Railway, which gives II
control of seven hundred and hfteen
miles additional road. 1t Is salo thaI
a third rail will be laid on the road
from Urbana, Ohio, to this city, n
on the Great Eastern ROadto ChlcaSo'
which will make a broad gauge u
from Boston and New York 10 lndl-
anapolis and Chicago, under the
management of one organization. II
Is also reported that arrangements
will be made TO bring the Terre Hsute
and indianapolis Road into the COM
bination, which will give the Erie n
control of a direct broad gauge route
from Boston and New York TO st.
Louis. making it the most gigantic
railroad corporation, except the Pa
cifc. in the world. The arrangement
with the indianapolis, Columbus and
Central Road goes into effect on the
first of February next"
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no THE WORKING GLASS

I AM now prepared to furnish constant em-
all classes at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Fifty cents TO . per evening
Is easily earned, n the hnyS and girls earn
nearly as much as men. Great inducements
are offered. Al who see this notice please
send me their address and test the business
for themselves. II not well satisfied, ] VIII
send 81 to paw for the trouble Of writing me
Emil particulars sent free. Sample sent by
mail for ten cents Address a
+. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
Jan CIT {. d.
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TINTED States and Foreign Pat
~ ent Once Agency, Iss Bank Street, ClsTs.
land, Ohio.
We prosecute business Of every description
relating to Inventions, Patents, Infringe
ments, &c. W. II. BURBRIDGE & Co
Patent Attorneys.
~ Orders may be LETT with the editor of
the WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE, who d
authorized to receive orders for our agency,
March 20, 1851.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06

CAUTION.-Unprincipled dealers are sell
ling Axes painted red, as the RED JACKET
AXE The good qualities Of this Axe OF
ststs in its superior cutting qualities, not in
the Red Paint.
The RED JACKET" is for sale by all respon-
sible hardware dealers and the manufactu-
rers. LIPPINCOTT 4 BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sole owners OF COIburn's 4 Red Jacket Patents.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ The firm OF Jameson & Wheeler will be
close, Feb. l. IS69-all notes and accounts
must be settled by that date. All goods in
our line can be bought at cost, up TO hat
date. JAMESON & WHEELER
JAM 6, IS69-it
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ESTATE of John Leonard, decd.
ILNotice is hereby given that the under
traitors OF the estate OF John Leonard, decd.
late OF LOrdstOwn, Trumbull County, Ohio.
]. W. LEONARD,
John LEONARD,
Jan6, IsS9-3t' Adm'rs.
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"Let our laws and i ms m1tn not Of black
OF not Of men of any compleNlon; D1l
H. the lars of God-the Ten S 6am HaaaE
mentS and L4Td IA
OF the people
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ERRING BUT NOBLE-SelfheIp for
EYoung Men, who having erred, desire a
better manhood. Sentin sealed letter envel-
opes, free of charge. If benefited return the
postage, Address PHILANTHRoS, Box +,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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is!qL peeH 9.uoQ


INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS LARGER THAN
EVER!
100 PER GENT
Saved by clubbing together and buying
COTTON CLOTH, DRESS GOODS, WOOL
LEN GOODS, HOSIERY, BLANKETS,
SHAWLS, &c, &c, together with BOOTS &
SHOPS, BOOKS. CUTLERY, SILVER-PLA-
TED WARE, CASTORS, FANCY GOODS,
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Honey, Glycerme, Elder Flower.
BOmet and Palm.

In Quality, style and Perfume warranted
equal TO the English and sold fully so per
cent. cheaper, which accounts for the great
falling of in the demand for the foreign
soaps, and the unprecedented success of the
American Company TOilet Soaps. now old every
where in the United States.
MckE0NE. VAN HAAGEN x CO., Sole Manufr.
Philadelphia and New York.
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In Bazetta, Dec. 10, 1868, RACHEL PINKER-
TON, aged 20 years, and 6 months.
Dec. 10. 1865. in Lordstown, Mr.. JOHN
LEONARD, aged u years, three months
and fourteen days.
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A TTACHMENT

A TIACHMENT.
"A John ;. Elliott, VS. John Frampton and
John H. Frampton, Deft.
Before Aver Abel, Justice OF the Peace, Of
Warren Township, Trumbull County. Ohio.
On the 9Th day OF Dec. A. D., 1865, said JUS
above action, for the sum Of twenty-three
and 5000 dollars. JOHN =. ELLIOTT.
Warren, Dec 3, Is6s-3ta
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\ CLEVELAND & MAHoSISG r. r. CO.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Jan. 4, 1853. J

CLEVELAND, OHIO, JAM !, 1853.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Cleveland & Mahoning Rail Road Com
pany, for the election Of Directors for the en-
suing year, and attend to such other business
as II properly come before them, will be
held at the office OF h Company. in Cleye-
land, on the 9Th day Of January instant. be-
tween the hours of IL o'clock. n. m, and 2
O'Clock. p, IN. on saidday. The books for the
issue and transfer of capital stock, will be
closed for ten days previous 10 said election,
and until after the poll books shall be closed.
GEORGE MYGATT, Sec'y.
Jan 6, IS69-Gt&
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REAL ESTATE.

The Real Estate of he association consists of larger number OF eligible building lots,
now vacant and other lots OF whbha eH erected dwelling houses wths suitable appuren-
ance, furnishing very desirable residences This property is all within the city OF Young-
town, nd may b morep particularly specified asf follows:
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New Advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS
unclaimed, remaining in the warren
Post Office. Tuesday, January .. 1863.
Billings William Hannah Mrs Sarah
Bancroft Pomeroy Jackson Miss Anoslss
RutterdeId Dr ID Kelley Mrs Caroline VI
Rink a T. LOveleSs Miss Lois
BROTHERS a COW Mitchell Mrs Nancy
Case PB Nelson
Casey Miss Annie Nevin Jonn
Clement Iucy Plum = w
CoyyIman Miss Sebei-Reed Mrs Mary
phneiphn Reeves Charley
DSnforfb Tobn Sitle Mrs Caroline
Davis William i Shlelds Is
NJ smith Mrs Nettie NJ
Fisher & &C Smith DE
FuIk lanes Storey Thomas
Good Mrs Mary G thompson HehIy
! Gleason Henry Weaver Mrs Mary II
Glasener Mrs Mary Wentworth Nolter
Hull Mrs Julia MlrSch Jonn
| Helm JC MllllamSN iIs mary ID
Holromb Miss Josie Wilson JF
Held for pOstage-LeVi WanncmaNer, est
Salem, Wayne Co, Ohio.
Those markd with a STAR are foreign. -,
Persons wishing to obtain the above, VIII
| please to call for advertised letters.
~ Have your letters directed IN care 81
your box. -
dead letter Office.
II. II. TOWNSEND. p. NJ.
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HORSES.

n Six sseo %s 1 SSG de Tho nG s%E g9ss' and 4%. g %ss all 0f"hom have Won par''a and all
e ST. e FL n 81 Rsss & Y 4 F $sss. + e 4, + H 8, & ss $ So e e x ~ N { 4 gsss e s$ Is a. q, s? ::
ueiatSIs@
M sP 7au sss8T4s d 81 o sd f f isn5 a ss ES ! a sa rs @ 5sS s7 ss% rated IN R a6ssn It H ss3S!
Won asE 1T E2 inst 9st IN 4q g aas GOWNS B s22s:4 P s2i s G IN! pa All Ra 9fifass a 2sf% %P e! ~ S. s. o. less
this HG Ss o 9asE ,saHd TO l a5 7Hi 1%S Is tRP "a Valued %s at 81 ''r'"li important races in
r EF E%aa IN Eastern. 5Gs hi I5e sa 7 agI a; Fa ss 9s aas IN Valued Ea a at : Hs$s several "~"'A
mare Gss :s sr 9%tsaEs S 9s9 g asss aei s@ s:Pss 9s ss s ssHas. M Be ne g 6 tfss ss @st # s! sas s$:
rEAS9ss. Two splendid eight octave made by the most celebrated manufacturers; val
SSS ssiSG s$1 4 ne. $3 i. % si5sas @% S95 8 HSS sE 1$ 5ssSS4 AZ! S!F SsSs SssS: & & H'''iHs
vs ezGEH 5Bsr %eHS Ssd 55SsaS q9 asa y !B:ssn Of the most improved form and uni
sh sF 5yF ss% %A &aHs s5s1sR. Sewing Machines; Grover @D'h'' and Howe nnAh'hm
wAGoNs-onet two horse Wagon, value, s@ and one Express Wagon. value 500
ia BgF sSaE, a 1Ef 5aHesd R 5s6: as sss abSss ss aa afsa; a:sFs e. &C sofas ''ed'0H'' sH"n-
GOLD AND SILVER wARE-Gdd Watches from soto $50 Silver watches from $50
S a%a 5@sr Ras @s aP Ps%P9e% a%a Rq III Sa% TS sRsP o& 5 5aa a as sS9' spoons Forks
JEwELRY-Dhmond rings Dpas, pin, and other diamond ornaments
SHOT eUNs-rweve doubled barned shot guns handsomely finished Value $40
vs SaS !. EH6 @f dS&sg sH9s'd feet finch "a pipe v'a' 'n' and N A'Har'i" feet ~ inch
xAns-oneh hundred kegs assorted Sizes value $3.50.
moN-rweny tons foundry Iron, value $500
COAL vAsEs-r1neen Coal Vases prendidy ornamned. Value .a
ol PaT oS SS9de saTs asgSss & RST gat %fReS q. F 4FssssSksaRSTET &&I P hh ? S s p RT fsa as
N other Shawl% from SIS o $50; Carpeung Hearth tugs Counerpanes sets Furs Col
lar and Nuh OSOi Piano covers Lace Curtains m handkerchief Lace Collars &c
9as s: :}S5ss{ssSs 8 8. 4 &: i; s s. %::! s$ $ ss ss $ 4; ;:: 3$ B 8: :s5 s NJ e 6 f A. = s s +: :$s'% s7 ~% H1 s Ss Hn'
MISCELLANEOUS
.sASyy s aaiss ss%rS sSHs;sss s5afs:P1 9Ssa No s ss4as sEa yn sPS.-9 rs sSs se ham 3 H3s 6S g articles
SUMMARY.
The onerso fuhe Association pledge themselves that the utmost fairness shall be used In /
the management m in the distribution, that thea articles are all of genuine worth nd as Il
represented hat tn title to the real estate is indspuabls and that all the personal
the drawing Furthermore the TraSurrb bind himself in case anything should occur to
the progress OF he enterprise and the drawing does not. take place, that tn mOney
or certificate will be repaid 1.-THE HHrdwaes oreo W. q y j. Packard, foungS
W Ohio
All letters eontangre mitancsa ddresedt GA J. Packard. Treasurer Youngstown. Ohio.
will Inject prompt Response and certificates Ofsharesw VIII be forwarded by return mall d.
dress letters Of inquiry cra as abOveo or TO heS Secretary.
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And notices hereby given. that the whole OF said several tracts lots. Pa<ts
of lots Oras much thereof Is viii be necessary to pay the Taxes and penalty
charged thereon, will be sold by the County Treas IT the Court HouseinsEie
County, n the I'd Tuesday Of January next, 1852 unless atdta axe and Penas-
ty be paid before that time and that the sale viii be continued from day 70
day, until the several tracts lots, and parts Of lots. shan. have been sold, or
offered for sale CHAS 4. BRIGREN
December 60, 1851 County Aadtor.
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r.,ryast Arrival of the Season.

Cashmere Shirts, Wrappers, Drawers, Lin
en- and Silk Hdkfs. Collars. Neck lies,
ScarfS. Bows. Campaign Ties, Gloves lor Men
and BOYS. Half Hose, S~uspenders, SIX ana
Woolep Wristers-an these in great Narlety-
Also the most complete stock OF SILK haIs,
Cas- Hats, Soft Hats and Cioth hals@SlA
Caps. Velvet Caps, Cloth Caps, GaSS zap All"
Scotch Caps.
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4 ENACTMENT

A
AMary E Jones VS. Robert II. Stewart and
Jane A. Stewart defendants.
Before ". Mitchell, Justide OF the Peace OF
Hubbard township, Trumbun County Ohio.
On the LIST day Of December, 1858, kaid Justice
Issued an order Of attachment IN the above
action, FIR the sum OF thirty dollars and
2-lO0. MARY Z. JONES.
HUBBARD, Dec. S-Sts