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THE NETHERLANDS As AN AGRI-
CULTURAL EXAMPLE.
Dairies.
CHAPTER ".

The Dutch dairies are remarkable
for their neatness. The cows are past
ured in summer, and are MIXED in
the field. The farmhouse is large,
one story in heigth, with high four
sided roof, forming an apartment for
the storage Of hay and grain. Ad-
joining the kitchen are the stalls in
which the cows are kept in winter.
These are often washed and secured
and sanded, like the apartments used
by the family. A large cistern, placed
AZ a little distance, receives all the
slOps Of the kitchen, which are trans.
ferred, from time to time, to the COM
post heap. The farmer, coming from
the field, changes his shoes at the
door. An English traveller visited a
dairy at Brock, and says that the
Dutch dairies are all built on one plan.
They consist of a house Of one story,
and of great length. The stalls for
the cows run along one side of the
building, another side is devoted to
the making Of butter and cheese, and
the remainder of the interior forms
the dwelling of the family. The COWS
and the family enter at the same outer
door; but the floor Of the stable is
made Of brick, and is secured daily,
and kept as clean as the kitchen. All
travellers describe the Dutch houses
as remarkable for neatness. go into
any kitchen, no matter in what dwell /.
ing, and there you will see the pure
white marble floor, not a particle Of
dust or dirt visible, and the kitchen /
utensils polished to the brightness Of |
mirrOrs Next % intO the streets
and see the servant girls scrubbing .
the brick pavement in front Of the /
house, and slashing the water about
the doors and windows, in front Of
the house, with buckets and a small
force pump. See all this, and ac-
that the Dutch women are
animated by a strong and all-pervad-
ing love Of cleanliness
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INFLUENCE OF IRON on WATER
1t Is not generally known that a few
scraps Of iron will prevent the bad
odOr from forming in water left to
stand for days and weeks. The metal
removes the free oxygen in the water.
and thus prevents the oxidation ofthe
matter that may be in water
A better agent for rendering river
water sweet and healthy is to employ
chloride OF iron. A very small guam
tity suffiees to throw down the or
ganic matter and thus to purify the
water. There are few disinfectanr,
se valuable as the chloride and sui
phate Of iron, and they ought to be
kept about every household. They
IRE equally important TO stop bod
bleeding from the nose or from cufs
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FOE SALE.-The snbscri

DARN FOR SALE.-The subscri-
Der. desirOus Of going west, offers for sale
the farm which he now lives on IL miles
south Of the city limits Of Warren, o., con-
tanning 55l5z acres Of land. a large portion
being No. ] river bottom: the whole being
very suitably divided into pillow, meadow
and timber land. For the last y years IL
has been almost exclusively kept for stock,
tenant or dairy house, barns, sheds, cribs,
&c, &c. The farm is not excelled by any
farm in Northern Ohio, for grazing, and is
especially adapted to dairying, and Of suffi-
cient capacity for 100 cows. II not sold by
the 18th Jan. ISL, will be for rent for a term
Of years. The house is filed from cellar 10
gaTret with all theappliances that any fami-
lv Of moderate expectations would require
and will be Jumped Of with the farm. II
sold to-day possession given tomorrow.
g. W. SEARS.
Warren. Nov. 2, lS7O-tf
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+ FGAT. NOTICE

EGAL NOIlCE.
Il Hannah long, and Keunith Grant,
WneSe places Of residence are unknown,
will take notice that Richard McEwen, Ad-
miuistrator, with the will annexed, ofDavid
John McEwen, deceased. on the 18th day Of
November, $50. hled his petition in the
Probate Court, within and for the County OF
Irumbull, and state Of ohio, alleging that
the personal estate Of said decedent Is in
sufficient to pay his debts and the charges
Of administering his estate, that he died
seized in fee simple OF the following desert
bed real estate, situate in said county, and
in the north part Of Lot No. Il, bounded as
follows: On the north by lands OF James
7. Baldwin; on the west by land Of Dennis
L4olcOmb and Chester Holcomb: on the
south by lands OF Horace and Marvin Allen
Alfred Wheatles- and David Jenkins, and
on the east by land OF James p. Baldwin
and contains s. acres OF lard, be the same
more or l-ss. And that Nancy A. McEwen,
widow of Richard McEwen, is entitled 10
dover in thirteen acres Ofthe land described.
The prayer OF said petition is for the assign
ment Of dover 10 said Nancy A. AIcEwen,
and for a sale Of said premises subject 10
such dover estate, for the payment Of the
debts and charges Of aforesaid. Said petit
ton will be for hearing on the 5th day Of
January. A. D. lSIl, or as soon thereafter as
leave can be obtained.
RICHARD MeEWEN,
Admir-, with the viii annexed, Of David
John McEwen, eec'd.
Newton Falls, Dec. :, lsT0-st
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n. NELSON. Phrsician and sur.

II
81 geon- Once at the old stand Of 10y &
Nelson. few doors east Of the First Nation
Al Bank, Market Street, Warren, o Having
had q years experience IN the pracucei IN
company with DR.. 10y, during which time
thousands OF cases were treated by me,
would state that viii continue to give par
tfcular attention TO all classes Of disease
Cor the accommodation Of persons from a
distance, by cars OF Otherwise, nave ar
ranged 70 Be at my once at the following
hours: From 70 10 O'Clock, A. NJ; from TO
SO'clocE, p. n, J. X, NELSON.
Dee y le69lT.
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MahlOn Coulson, who resides near
East Rochester, Columbiana county,
Ohio, is the owner of a heifer a year
and three months old, that has never
had calf, and yet has given from
three to four quarts of milk per day
for three months past. Mr.. COuslon's
family manufacture about three lbs
of butter per week from the milk OF
this calf.
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SsIGNEEs sALELThe I'M

A SSIGNEESi SALE.AThe under
sig ned, Assfgnees OF the firm Of Harris,
Blaekford & Co, Of Niles, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public vendue, at the Rolling Mil OF
said firm, in the village Of Niles, Trumbull
County, Ohio, on
Tuesday, January 10th, 1871,
commencing al 10 O'Clock. q. m, the real
and personal property OF said firm, consist
ing Of the Rolling Mil Of said Harris, Black
ford & Co, and about seven acres Of land on
which said mill stands-together with the
Engine, Boilers, hachinery, Fixtures, Tools,
Implements. and other articles Of prop
erty belonging %, or used with said mill.
Also large amount OF Muck and Scrap
Iron, Pig Iron, Cinder, Castings, and vari-
Gus other kinds Of Iron. Fire Brick. Coal,
Ore, Blacksmith Tools. and divers other ar
ticles made or used in and about a Rolling
Mill.
Also, farm OF about I65 acres near Niles,
Ohio. known as the Fee farm, bought by
them from John Lamb. Also large mum
Der Of town lots in said village Of Niles.
Also, a farm Of about so acres, near said
village Of Niles, owned by A. VI. Blackford,
and any other property OF said firm, not
authorized 70 be sold at private sale.
said sale will continue from day to day
until completed. Terms OF sale made known
on day of sale. c. H ANDREWS,
LUCIUS E. COCHRAN.
AssigneeS OF Harris, Blackford & Co.
Dec. :, lS7O-5t.
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ESTATE Of Steward Kee, decd
IINotice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed Executor OF the
estate OF Steward kee, late OF Greene, Trun-
bull County, Ohio, decd.
LAUREN COLEMAN, EXT.
Greene, Dec. :, ls70-5t
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A BEAR STORY.


In Nov. 1917, a large bear was
caught in the woods of Daniel Bush
nell. He was in the habit of visiting
Mr. BIS cornfield, going in and out at
the same place until the corn was
harvested. At length finding no
more corn, he went t. N adjoining
field, where he helpeG nimself to a
fat hog weighing near two hundred
pounds. After killing it and eating
as much as he desired, he attempted
to get il over the fence into the woods.
Finding il too heavy to lift, he cover
ed it with leaves and left it in the cor
ner of the fence. George Bushnell;
finding the hog thought it best to put
a stop to bruins depredatiOns, and
obtained the assistance Of two good
hunters, VIM. Waters and 7. H.
Thompson. They tied the hog to the
fence and set two bear traps. At night
he came, pulled the hog away from the
fence, breaking the straps by which
it was tied, dragged it over the traps,
sprung them and then ate his meal.
The next night they chained the hog
to the fence and set the traps be
came again and from the side rails of
the fence, reached the hog, thus avoid
ing the traps, and still getting his
supper. They then put the hog in
the woods side, fastened it tight to
the fence, staked around IL with heavy
stakes driven in the ground, and left
a door Just large enough for him to
enter, planted a 20 pound trap outside
and another one of u pounds inside
the door. That night he came, dug
up the traps, with the log chain to
which they were fastened. turned
them over, sat on them and took his
meal. The traps were planted, or
buried again and staked down fast
with hooks. He came again, sprung
them by thrusting sticks into them,
and defiantly sat on the jaws of the
traps and ate his meal. Then moss
from old logs was crowded under the
pan of the traps to make them hard
to spring, but this scheme availed
nothing. He still sprung them and
secured his supper as usual. They
made a pen out of logs about feet by
S, with the door end between two
trees, pinned and withed to them, the
other end was staked and withed,
as well as notched together-a door
was made Of split puncheon and the
pen was finished with log floor, and
logs on top. They fastened the hog
to a stick, one end of which was put
through the back end Of the pen,
somewhat like the spindle to a box
trap; then with a pole over the pen
to the end of the puncheon, raised it
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rrEL REsOURCEs.

To increase the quantity Of cult
vable land the government encourages
the digging Of peat. When this is
removed to the depth Of several feet,
there is usually found underneath it
q layer OF gOOdsoil. There is no coal or |
other mineral wealth in the country.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-21

nR. F. MYERS, tenders his prOfes-
)sional service 20 the people Of Warren
and vicinity. once Second story First Nat.
Rank building. Entrance on Market street.
once hours, nom 10 to Z, q. m, and TO p.
N. Residence, corner Of High and Chestnut
streets. Nov. =, lS67-l7s
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T. ]. McLAIN & SON.
BANKERS, Warren. o.

BANKING Business. OF all kinds done.
Bonds, Coin and Coupons, bought and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits
Mouey 70 Loan; good Notes bought.
DraftE on Europe bought and sold.
Passare cts 70 and rom Europe furnished.
Revenue Stamps for sale at discount.
Insurance At low rates
DFeIIfnPs aud Sfore-roOms Torrent or sale, and
a general Real Estate business done
Ample means and twenty-five years eX-
perience enable US 70 transact all depart
inents OF business. to the entire satisfaction
Of Customers.
Warren, o., Sept :, Is7O-Iyr.
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TnnrNns hlInRGAN- nealer. In 50

pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
iIngs and Floor on Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Coffee, &c They keep con
stantly on hand, a large and fuu assort-
ment OF goods in their line, OF good quality
and fashionable styles, and oner them ioT
sale at the lowest prices in the market
Jan. 5 Is7o.
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II n. DAWSON, Mayor Of the Incor-
porated Village Of Warren, O., and alse
Justice OF the Peace In and for said village
attends 70 al business usually transacted Dy
Justices OF the Peace. Mayors regular court
every Monday morning from TO y O'Clock
Ian 5. lS7O-
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A SSIGNEES' NOTICE.--Notice
IA is hereby given that the undersigned
have been duly appointed and qualified as
the Assignees for the beneft Of creditors of
the firm Of Harris, Blackford & Co. Of Niles,
Trumbull County, Ohio. All persons in any
way indebted TO said firm, or 10 any Of its
membe are required TO make immediate
payment to us, and all persons having claims
against said firm or said partners, must pre-
sentlthe same TO Us, with the prOperYOuchers,
for allowance, as provided by law.
c. H. ANDREWS,
LUCIUS E. COCHRAN.
Assignees Of Harris, Blackford & Co.
Youngstown, o., Dec. Z, lS7O-3t
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A noTPHTTS GRFTFR. Dealer /

A DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer IN
"A Musical Merchandise Of all descriptions,
giz: Piauos, Organs, MelOdeons, Niolnss
Guitars, ,Accorde0ns, ,Claronetts, Flutes, Flies,
Drums, PiEno-spueads, Piano-stOols, sheet-
music Music-books, Violin Strings Guitar
STRINGS. &c. &C Store in Webb's Block, over
Porter'g Book Store. Ian. 5. l6fO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-21

VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.-LOts !, 2, 8, 4 and 5, Of Geo. Par
sons map and survey, recorded at Record
er's Office, Book A. p. l3l, are for sale. Lot
corners on Liberty and Monroe streets. Lot
2fronts on Liberty; Lot corners on Liberty
and Washington Avenue; Lot 4 fronts on
Washington Avenue; Lot fronts on Mon
roe. Sewer complete and paid for, also side
walk, on both Liberty Street and Washing
ton Avenue. Inquire Of
Nov. l6, ls70-tf WHIT. SPEAR.
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.XECUTORS' NOTICE.-The un-
Undersigned have been appointed and
qualified as Executors upon the viii Of Da-
Vid c. Burnett, late Of Broolzfeld, Trumbull
County, Ohio, decd.
HENRY HAMILTON,
ROBERT 5. HART.
Brookheld, Dec. Il, IS7O-3t" Ex'rs
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Who is the most liberal man? The
grocer: he gives almost everything he
has a weigh.
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FL MACKEY.
". D. HALL.

TALL & MACKEY, Manufacturers
OF Harness and dealers in Saddlery
Hsrdware, Trunks, Nalises, Travelling Bags,
Saddlery, No. s, Market Street, Warren, o.
TaD iQ-0
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TSTATE of Elizabeth Smith, decd.
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified as Executor on the estate
Of Elizabeth Smith, decd, late Of Trumbull
Co, Ohio. y. BARNES.
Gustsvus, Dec. Il, ,lS7O-St.s
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K HUrcHnzs, C Z. GLIDDEE, J. N. sTULL.
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, ONCE over smith &
turner's Store. corner Of Main and Market
streets, Warren, Ohio. ian. 8, ls7O-h
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-21

THELARGEST STOCK of Books
in fine bindings, can be seen at ADAMS
Book Store.
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AI hlIILESE4 ADA1Ds E4Ie anu
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
the best Comnanies. on favorable terms I;
Farm property. Isolated Dwellings, and their
furniture insured for one, three and nye
years. ONCE in McCombs and Smiths block
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4 TTACHNIENT

A TTACHMENT.
"A George Taylor, plaintiff, VS. Allison
Taylor, defendant. Before James s. Wier,
Justice OF the Peace Of Johnston township,
Trumbul Co., o. On the Both day Of Nov.
A. D. $50, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action, for the sum
OF three hundred dollars. said suit will be
for hearing January Il. ISL, at II o'clock,
am. GEORGE TAYLOR,
per b. BARNES.
Dec. a Is7O-3t
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"A The undersigned has been appointed
ana qualified as Administrator with the viii
annexed, upon the estate OF Mary Hine,
late OF Johnston, Trumbull Comfy, Ohio.
LESTER HINE.
Johnston, Dec. Il, IS7O-3t
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FRUIT

Became so plenty that it was hardly
considered fair to receive pay for
it. Peaches were a drug in the
market at a shilling bushel, and
large quantities were taken to Lester
Bushnellis still, at the foot of Gravel
Hill, TO be made into peach brandy.
Cider, at the nominal price Of fifty
cents per barrel, was taken to the
same place to be made into "apple
jack y and then stored in the cellar
to be used in treating friends, especi-
ally after the loot y barrels of cider,
all ''ripening in a row." stored in the
cellars of most farm houses, had run
low, or to be used on extra occasions,
parties, weddings, &c. Butter at six
cents per pound, pork and beef from
two to three, did not allow of large
store bills. Men and boys, TO some
extent, for everyday wear, used buck
skin breeches, which had one merit
at least, that of being servieeable If
not elegant.
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, LMOY d. WEBB Notary Public

A LM0N ID. WEBB Notary Public,
II Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent. Passage Tick
cts sold 10 and from, and money remit
ted to the old country, at the lowest current
rates. once in Webb's Block, Main Street,
Warren, Ohio. Jan. . lS4J.
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ALSO-for sale in Champion township,
three hundred acres-a part Of which IS we'll
improved. And in the township or Brace
vile, two hundred acres.
WARREN PACKARD.
Warren, O., Oct. .. Is7O.-Smo.
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At an early day men frequently
came from or went to adjoining town
ships to assist in raising buildings,
and report says that in one case ct
least, the women assisted the men and
bows at a raising.
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TARMS FOR SALE.-The under
III signed offer 1or sale a tract OF land in
the tOwnshipof Rowland, containing about
400 acres, on which are comfortable build
ings, never falling springs OF water, good
orchard, &c. The location is one OF the best
In the county. The property can be divided
II necessary. Price viii be made low and
terms easy. For particulars Gallon
WARREN PACKARD,
s. J.. ABELLs.
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A E.ETMAK, Dentist. Oniee over
IA thenew Millinery Store OF II. o. Mes
ser, between Iddings & Morgan's and Freer
& smiths Store, Market St, Warren, Ohio
Entrance at the CHRONICLE ONCE, up stairs
Jan. s. IS7u-tf
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NJ b. TYLER, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery
Fishing Tackle, Gun Materials, Sporting
Apparatus, Sewing Machines, &c, No. s, Mar
ket ST., Warren. Ohio. Jan. 5, ls36-u
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!. J.vAUTRor. THAD. ACELEY.
WAUTR0T & ACELEY, Successors to
J. NautrOt & Co. Dealers in Watches,
Jewelry and Diamonds. Market street, Var
ren, Ohio. jan 5. $50.
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nR. F. A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
1JPhySician and Surgeon, ONCE in Sutlifi's
Block, High street.
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A. c. 3D. W. WOODWORTH, Ply
il siciaus and Surgeons. once over L ID.
ohio, once hours h.,.n SD 9 a. m, md rom
9toSp.m. FEB. q, lS65.
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Having resigned his charge over the
church in 1926, his time being requir-
ed in Vernon and Kinsmau, Rev.
Wells Andrews became its pastor He
was formerly a resident here, a rela-
tive of many members of the church
and society, and at an early day clear
ed up a farm, chOpping days and
studying nights during his prepara-
ton for college. He remained some
ten or twelve years, and it seems to
have been the most useful and harmO-
nious period in the history of the
CongregatiOnl church.
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T N.COWDERY, Attorney at Law,
81 Hubbard, Ohio. feb. "A, !S5s-tf.
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nOCT. SPELLMAN, Dentist.-Ofiee
Il jim Anderson 4 Rupp's new block. Tues
day and Wednesday Of every week the ONCE
will be closed May II, lSzO-G
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H. RRISC0E, Physician and Sur
81 sgeon. Once over Park & Patch's store,
Market Street Residence, north side Of
Market Street, two dOors east Of Eln- Par
ticular attention paid to Chronic diseases.
Jan. 5, lS7O-lyr.
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Z. ". RArLTFF. H. Il. NOSES.
ID ATLIFF & MOSES, Attorneys and
hyCounseners at Law. once over the E.x-
change Bank OF Freeman & Hunt, on Market
81. Warren Ohio. Ian. D lolu.
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w B. PORTER, Attorney at Law,
w sOfce in Iddings' Block, Market ST.,
Warren, Ohio. lJan. 5, lS70-ly.
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~ w. HAMILTON. N. D., Orange
VI Vile, Ohio. once hours rom 5 TO s
p. m, and at pm. [dec. 7-6mOs
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

UM. FISCHER, House, Sign and
w Ornamental Painter. Frescoing, Kali
sorning. Paper Hanging. Graining, &c, done
in the best style. Kings Block, Main St.,
Warren, Ohio. June Is. lS70-lyr'
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