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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

Mr.. Charles Dawson Shanly is
announced as the editor Of the forth
coming comic paper, PHnchincRo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
- rne State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
ivan Evans, ct. all In Trumbull Common
VI. fPleas. CiUiI Action.

Ivan Evans, ct. all In Trumbull Common
VS.. SPleas. CiUil Action.
John Lee, ct. al.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas. Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case. to
me directed and delivered, / have levied on
and hall expose to public sale at the dGor
OF the Court House, in the city of Warren,
Trumbull County, Ohio, on Saturday, the 26th
day or March. A. ID. 1870, between the hours Of
one and three O'Clock, p. m, Of said day,
the following real estate, situate in the Coun-
~ of Trumbull and State OF Ohio, to-wit /:
In Weathersield township, said County n
state, and known as part of Lot No. one ~
in said township; und north by lands Of
Evan Evans; east by Baptist Church, Town
Lin and Richard W. Williams land, and
south by town line. and west by lands of
Samuel Kimberly, anu contain about eigh-
teen acres of land, more or less.
Appraised IT.. Terms Cash.
G. w. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
SherifTs once, Warren, o., Feb. o, lS1O-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

i was cured OF Deafness and Catarrh by a
simple remedy, and will send the recent
free. MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETT,
req. szt. D d co. Hoboken, n. ].
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
1892 IN 81 DAYS

Made by one Agent, selling Slrer's Patent
Elastic Broom. Over 80, 200 now in use Rec
commended by Hon. Horace Greeley and the
American AgricULtUriSL One county reserved
for each Agent. c. A. CLEGG d Co. IS ObTt-
Ldndt Street, ". Y. Feb. EFT pAco.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

DOR the benefit of those who are afflicted
IL with consumptlve tendencies, we make
the following extract from "a letter from Rev.
Charles A. Roundy, the City Missionary, OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

"A Rondout grocer notifies the
public that he has Knees Syde5 Cor
AL.
Good style ot walking when
you get into ar editors room walk
tight oui. Il i healthy exercise, par
ticularlY foy tie editor
Mr. J. r. Dernci, II the esliiori-
81 staff y the Nation. has accepted
the adjunct Proiessorship of English
Literature nj Harvard
The critic 81 Cincinnati paper
passed Al auhapp, New Years be-
esuse the types made him speak Of
Teuuysous IIolt Wall and other
poetns
Il Nevada city merchant sdser
tiscs cold rags d greenish hue,
embellished with Chase's photo
graps, cheerfnlly accepted IN pay
mcut for stock.
The editor Of Missouri paper
asks his readers to excuse the looks
Of ! i paper. a. he is in bed from
the effects Of fight with delin-
auent subscriber.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12
The KensineionfN. \

The kensington a. - Argu.
relates story Of somewhat ccca-
tfic, bat very zealou. and sincere
Christian IN that place, who recently
attended revival meeting in a
nciglIborlng town. and raised hi,
voice Ill txhortatipn 20 the unrepcn-
taut, b language eloquent. lie ,at
down amid manifest marks Of APP
prevail but suddenly Il accnred IL
hin that he bal forgotten something
v hereuron be- arose and said: i Omit
ted 90 .as that II any one desires Is
see me Al any lime, can AWAY, lie
found al the store of in King
ston, where all kind. 81 dry good :
NAV he obtain, ] at rta.. nable prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

4 AEw HsNIsHlEE JCIaE % ira
OIprs TIKI John Dudlcy a Ray-
mou1. n. H.. wbo was 4 Judge in
that State fIsau 1886 to is09. was a
remarkable mas. Having % legal
education whatever, and bui little
lesfniug q any .ind. VET te posses
se9 > discriminating II Ind. $ reien-
uFe memory, patience which ma Ia
bor coHld tire. and integrity proof
alike against threats and fa,tery.
Tie va. says tie Exter News Letter.
) resolue, sirOug-miuded man. intent
On dong Substantial Justice ~ every
case, though often indifferent % the
forms and requirements 81 law. lie
Vas viihal. very needless & ( gram
mar, bat never failed 10 make him
seli understood. You NAV laugh. j"
said the late Judge The0philus Par
sons, at his !sw. and ridicule his lam
guage, bnt Dudley j. after ali, the
best Judge ! ever knew IN New
Hampshire 4 specimen d his siyIe
hss been preserved Ia the following
conclusion a one u his charges 70
the Jury, grunsiical peeulisriiies ey-
crpled
slou have heard, gentlemen Of
the jury, What has been said IN this
case by the lawyers, the rascals; but
30. viii not ahusc them. II j, their
bushes. 10 make q good cast Tor
their clients: the4 arc paid for it ;
aud they have done in thi. ease well
enough But YOU and l. gentlemen
II the iury have something else Il
consider. They tslk Of law. WHY.
geuiIemeu, il !, not law We want, bat
Iinsiice. They would govern rs by
the common Law Of England. Trust
me, gentlemen, common sense II q
a much better guide for us-the com
mon sense 81 Raymond, Eppiug,
Exeter aud the other towns which
have sent us here to try this case be
tween two 81 our neighbors. A cleai
head and an honest heart are worth
more that all the lawyers.
There WAS one good thing said At
the bar ii was from Shakespeare,
an English player, believe. NJ
matter: it $ good enough TO be IN
/ the Bible. Il is this ''Be inst and
fear not" That, gentlemen, il the
law III this ease, and law enough ii
any case. ''Be just and fear not. -
1t is our business 20 do Justice be,
tween the parties, not by any quirkr
otthe law ont Of Coke or Blackstone,
books that ! never read, and never
will; but by common sense aud com.
mon honesty as between man and
n m. That is our business, and the
curse of God is upon us il we neglect,
or turn aside from it.
And now, Mr.. Sheriff, take ont
the jury; and you, Mr.. Forman, dc
not keep MS waiting with idle talk, o.
which there has been too much al
ready, about matters which have
nothing to do with the merits of the
case. Give us an honest verdict, o.
which, as plain, common sense men,
you need not be ashamed. - Boston
Journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

MODERN PARAGRApHING.-A man
on the Helderbergs attempted to dry
some damp powder on the stove Ills
afflicted family would be glad Of any
information a. TO his whereabouts.
\ man undertook 10 head off a To-
connective at tile Broadway railroad
crossing the other day. The serv-
ices at his grave were very impress
sive.
A man in Cohoes warned his wife
not TO light the fire with kerosene. ~
She was not an obedicnt wife. Very
fortunately her clothes fit lis second
wife remarkably well.
I'm urchin At Coeymans Disregard
ed bis mothers orders and wall cd in
the wake Of the steamer Connecticut,
the day after she passed down the
river The afflicted parent has 10 cook
Tor one less ii the family on account
81 the bos'. disobe dience.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

No HuNBu0. II il warranted 10 cure lost on
impaired Taste, Smell Or Hearing, Watering or
Weak Eyes, Offensive Breath, liberated Throat
or Mouth, Pain and Pressure IN the Head, and
loss Of Memory when caused, as ali ~ them fro.
quently are by the rayageg Of Cntarfh II if
pleasant aud painless 10 Use. contains no strong
poisonous or caustic drugs, but cures by Hs mid
sOOGtii,g acti0a.
will pay 5000 Reward fora case " Catsrrh that
cannot cure.
F0R SALE BY MOsI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
PRICr ONLY 80 CENfs
II your Druggist has not got il on sale, don't
be put Of With some worse than worthless strong
which will d-irc ne 5tsedsf - ne bfgs instead ~
curing il. bnl send sixty conts 10 me aud the
remedy will reach You by return mail fOm
packages post PAID 800 one dozen Ion si.00
Send two cent stamp for bf. sage. pamphlet
IN Catarrh Address the Proprietor.
II. v PIERCE, NJ j.,
itirFkIu n ".
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

A PENSION WoRTHILY BESTOWED.
"A resolution was presented in the
Senate Of Maine, last week, to give
Mrs. Betsy Reynolds pension dur
ing her life. The member who in
troduced it made the following state
ment: Mrs. Reynolds, widow Of John
Reynolds, Of Burnham, sent four
sons, two sons-in--law, and one grand
son TO the war; neither of them re-
turned to tell their story. They all
died defending the Union and the
FLAG. When the war closed she was
left with thirty orphan grand
children, made so by the war. Her
only surviving son, who is lame, vol
unteered, but was rejected because
Of his laneness. Mrs. Reynolds now
depends on her own labor for her
livelihood. Seven Of her orphan
grandchildren are in the Bath Asy-
lnm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

pfN THosAs AND nm B,rTiE or
Cmrsatos Although his great VIC
tory at Nashville IL now best remem.
bered. Of all tbs battles IA which Gen
Thomas was prominent actor, Chica.
manga was the one in which he render
sd the greatest services He command
al the leit wing q the army aud dur
ing the first days lighting the rebels at
tackled bis corps very iiercely aud in
great force Al a enunci Of war held
during the subsequent night, Thomas
sal with Rosecrans, Crittendep, McCook
aud some Of the subordinate generals.
round table in wretched hovel
which served an general headquarters,
His physical fatigue vas SO great that
he could only keep himself awake when
required to speak as soon as he had de-
liyered his opinion he would fall asleep
agAin, That opinion was invariably
the same.
Ia response to every question put to
him by Gen Rosecrans, Thomas would
arouse himself sufficiently to say, In
my Judgment the left wing should be
strengthened, and in a moment be
would be doing again. The soundness
q his opinion was verified in the next
days battle. The mass Of the rebel
army was hurled against Thomas dur
ing the whole forenoon Though his
lines nowhere gave way. he became
anxious. and sent 60 the command
ing General for reinforcements Rose
Grams attempted 20 furnish them, but
through = blunder gap was caused
10 our lines Here Longstreet's corps
at once came through. cutting of and
routing our right wing, and sendiug it
in hopeless confusion from the field.
The thousands who were involved IN
that peil-mell aigh, towards Chat.
'anooga Al first supposed that the
whole army had dissolved in the same
manner. but the cannon Of Thomas,
sounding through the whole afternoon,
treasured them
tie maintained the fight until night
ia.i, repclling the charges ol the whole
rebel army now concentrated against
hiu,, aud driving back with dreadful
slaughter tbs ,nset OF their most de-
letmined forces Throughout the day
Thomas stood calmly 10 the midst Of
the leaden tempest, giving his orders.
providing against every emergency,
siren tightening every weak point, AMI
lighting until darkness aud the exhaus-
ton Il h,s ammunition compelled him
tu cease. lie held the field At the Ter.
minai.on % TIE battle aud il is not
loo mucii % say tha, bad las supply o.
cartridges been more ample be might
hNtc finally fouted the rebels On The
evening d ihisiuuble ia, Gen Thorn.
- Iook hls coffee al the campfire a
oue u his division commanders who
had beea alGaded IA tie fight, and
danpg the chat II halt an iour on
common plats Topics never once a.lud
- Ia The battle Which had been raging
IA ~b,eh OILS his own plack and firm.
uess ha,i sato'l iiis army from desiruc-
,,oa 81 - sis f,ei thN Us host v az
iuiarel and h.ry,i saeb command
~ nette kiu great pcasure matter
II tea4lefamehi hni i - also the u
suil ~ lrantng a glimpse u which
,,sa rhouas aitnseli once gave ia a
moment u anwonisi confidence. when
friend complained 81 a serioas wrong
-bigL b u been ioHe hun Colonel
said ibe oenmaujei slo~i, have
taGea a great doal q pains to edacate
ntseef ns "a feel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12
TEETH. TEETH.

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charge Al vaHf e sfffhsssi teeth sfr respect.
lal3y a4Itri 81 EIgt SO sHlE
a. n. JOHNSON UtHtst
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y Is fbis method HsfteufaHltlHsita Dt sii the
icaails hsaiistr IS Nfp England
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12
THO Slerin d Ru,ler cnn

The Sheriff OF Butler County.
Pa, excluded All city reporters at a
recent e1icaliou On the ground that
he had contiaelcdio report the thing
for three iapcrs himself
John Onion Is tie suggestive
name u 40 Illinois editor. When
be peels himself aud gets down heart
ily 10 his work he must bring water
10 the eyes ofhis readers.
The Woman Question Gan
ron j., me .have $50 this morning r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

4 ,ienaan h. Iolstlo, Ohio,
keeIer 81 saloon iJf tie Aecomiuo-
daiion 81 pfiuiers; has been obliged
d suspend Tn his books were found
ihe following named membcrs u the
crafts llcr Lain Bnnser, der
I4eell huntef. .iber Pen Putler
Buu.cf. '.Der 'fisel, der Brintef
NIT tei red hair, der BginteF mii
Ter hair no' sh00sl - red.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12
Burr 4 Burton Seminary.

NAN HE@f kEs VI u.
T'Ill hEXT TEka isgass Ei1Es DAY. aAKCH
~ smd n4HtiaHrs Il wrf 81
asHulgh usfraal.s,H fifsH .u tfs fsi1tsssi Af3fa
e cad Frr5arfatg bepsfiEaents 81 ~ hfaasbri
gsssralfg Isl 81 ia sfaiisi iazilI sii1as
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

they were painfully al1irting have been radically
cured IN such great numbers 10 almost every sec.
ton ~ the country that the pnbie seatrey aeed 10
be Informed Of It's virtues or HseA
sernfulOHs poison IL one Of tie most destructive
enemies o. our race. oncn. this unseen and nhfeit
tenant u the organism undermine the constitution,
aud Invites The attack ~ enteehiinB fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion q H. presence. Again,
II seems 70 breed infection throughout ne body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other oi ~ hldrous forms either tie
surface among tie yifhls. ~ he lstfer taller
cles may be suddenly deposited 10 lie iuHgf %
heart, OF tufnOfs formed IN The liver u shows
u presence - erupluns ne sam, i0ui iiieet
Htlone on some part of The body. Hence Ne oceu-
tiohhl use q bottle u tiiis Sdrsopdriiia i ad
vtfAbie, ewes Hhcn 20 active fYnpums n disease
sppear Persons afflicted wiii tht following Cgn-
plants generally fibd immediate friicf and ~
length, cure, ~ The utf u tAit sdKSAPdHiL-
~ -. 4nfhonB's rue. Gose Or IrpsiI,siaH.
Tftter. SAT- RbeaHf, scoid Head. Ri5,gtsoFB4,
hore Eyes, sore Jafs and either efupilans or
visible inrtns II trSoIsfoas disease. Afro IS The
Heart Dtseass. Eis, IpffslsB. Neuralgia.
nhd The various ffcsreHS affections ~ he MBseA
lar and nervous - sicTfs,
syphilis % fs-nsrsnf ana Yefsayiag BIseasss
nfe cured BY y. iionyi 4 long time i required fof
sabaunH hiese obstinate iHaiades hF Any nlrtiine
Hut long continued uee 81 tias Beaieins Niil surr
ihs complaint Lsasorrhaa y Ubf'cs, iferfHs
rfeerafjoas, and Tomato Hisenses, ore com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately ruffd ly lls
purifying and insiEursting effect hinap Difes
tl0ns f0y each cafe arr found Id our Almanac sitb
piled gratis. Information and GSHg. wien
caused HI Recommendations 81 eftfunf0Es matters
~ he blood, yield quekiy a. III Sc nlsO Ifrsg'
Complaints. ToffidifY. Gsngesfien ~ fffffoDs-
rtafVs " The Tfrfs afa fssssfaise Wien aGiFinE
ss ibey oifr 30, nom Tie ranking fqssoHs n lie
bl1~d+ thls N1EtfFAHfFIf il q greet gr'
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psFtbeHStsss ~ Isass, ~ aEk u Dc snfftifiHs
s}nlfemhnr - HeaItesss nlii hrd ifufnfdiHfo
fsIiNi and e1aflocihg fftafHee u II fssiapiifs
poser gpnn trial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

MANHOOD iIW L0sf How HfsrutfU#
xsss.8 INST pHhlisbea, All new rdtlru N pf trfyFH
I Ia wKII's trtEBHArfB EssAf 81 ga sagirt,
cias Cvithoat mtdiriuri n speraistarrfa
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II Iostcs. IarauKgJ. Nrntsi shl ptgstf.l If
J e.psrjiy tmpedinttn,s t3 MARRIAGE ms $50 rg8.
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: fsg-pfrs 81 T. seaIFd flura. ohls esrgf.
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4 hri ths sarintbg C.Gslq8eaefs n srIfs6atl msg i.
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means IF which every s0tltr ~ matlsr aAst bis ro1
ditoa may be ms, care himself rhesiAN rrIt4sEs aaa
tsv- i4i' Lecture .hoal5 Y I' DO bonds afefstt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12

y HEALTH. DIR DOW Physician aHd sutgsuH
No, IHdicott a.. Boston, e consulted daily ~ old
disessot iucipent 70 ihr female ef'trH, ffoiipus q
ef Or Flour Ahus Suppression, shH otbeF HobbtrU4t
engagements are tfthtd aB nrW pathological guHt
pies and speedy rilef guaranteed 10 yffy few dave.
bs Invariably rrriaiu is tis mode 81 iFthtmrnt
that The most obstinate complaints Yield unief f sod
the anlistpd person soon tsiees ~ perfect health
~. Dow hns no DOUBT had greater etpsutbes iH The
cure 81 dissases q women tnah my ether phY8tao ~
Rssoa
Boarding accommodation fof paufgtavb0 uay ish
10 saY In Boston few days under NJ treatment
Or, Dow since lst0, having rgBAHad Lis Whole atteH
ton 20 an ufee practice ior ibe cuFe 10 Private Di.
esses auu Female fomplaibts acknowledge no SUPPORT
81 10 tbr United Sthtrs.
n. BAH lettcrs must contain one dollar OF ihrf
will not be answered
once hbnrS from A n. 20 FFN
Boston, july 2S 1863 -lylt25
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-12
GenHsaens Furnishing Goods
MARRIAGE GUIDE

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