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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10
OHERTFFiS SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbul County, IS.
T. J. MeIain a Son, ! In Trum6un Com
NJ. G. Loveless, ct. al. cIrl 4otio1L
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out
OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County. Ohio, in the above named case, 10
me directed and delivered, have levied
on and shall expose TO public sale at the
door Of the Court House in the city OF War
ren, Ohio, on
Saturday, the goth day Of AHg,. 1870,
between the hours OF one and three O'Clock
p. m, Of said day, to-wit: The Ohe-third OF
the following described real estate, from the
south part thereof, situate In the County Of
Trumbull, State Of Ohio, and Township Of
Warren, and known as part OF lot No. =, In
said Township. Bounded as follows: Begin
ming at post standing at the S.EcOrnerof Of a
dwelling house and lot formerly owned by
;. ID. Harris; thence ruuningS. 33lzo +. one
chain 50 links 70 the edge OF the water OF
MahOning River; thence ). lG5So west OF the
River, 8 chains 10 links to the north side OF
Liberty Street $50 called)- thence north $50
W. along north line Of said street chain 20
links to a post; thence n. 70 +. 8 chains a
links TO post; thence n. 75o u. q links to
the :. w. corner OF said Harris lot: thence
north 54o r chain 81 links 10 q post at the
place Of Deginning-containfnn about q OF
an acre Of land, being the same property on
which N. D. LOveless lived In September
ls69, Appraised at $4,000. Terms Cttsh
G. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff
Sherids ONCE. Warren o, July y. ls70-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

Pulverized charcoal mixed with
lard is said to be an infallible remedy
Tor the bite Of a deg, 1t must be Inn
mediataly applied to the injured spot
and kept there until the poison has
been completely drawn out
The Democratic party in Connect
cut makes edueation suffer when in
power. In 1858 it shut rp the Normal
School, and now in 1870 the Legisla-
ture favOrs abolishing the State Board
Of Education.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

HUBBARD. OHIO.
8. SHERMAN, PEOPRKTOR.
HAVuNG recently leased the well
known Uuic1 House. a. t1e center ol
f416har1 Icl y Kept by Wm. Adams pro
pose 20 keep g. hotel that s1a.l prove aetls-
7acforv TO Guests and the troVelinH puolic
-enerillT. me hotel has inst been put In
fhorough rspair and refurnished. Good LiV-
cry in connection with the Hotel Terms
reasouable-
sept - IsB-lFr>
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10
4 D0TpHTg GRFTER. Deal

A D0bFHUS GRETER, Dealer in
Musical l[erchandiEeo Of an descriptions,
ViTs Planos OrEaIlE, Melodeonss Nlolns,
Guitars a Acoordeons, ,Clsronetts, Flutes les,
Drums. Piano-spreads, Piano-stoolss Sheet
rruEI1 EuEic- book Violin Strings, Guitar
Ef15rls 80. Al store In Webb's Block, over
PotaTs 73ook Sore Ian. s. 1S70-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

Blot out Christianity, and you might
as well blot out the sun. HeatheD
nations have not changed, except as
they come in contact with those who
have the GOsP1 Our material
achievements, railroads and the like.
rest upon the intelligenceand security;
which the Christianity that we have
has produced. The events OF the. past
few years and the. records of our daily
journals tell Us that every WOlfish
earnal passion that ever existed in the
human heart IS still retained.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

7 n. DAWSON, Mayor Of the Ineor-
porated Village q Hsrrea, o., and alss
Justice Of tbs Peace in and for said village,
attends 10 al business usually transacted Dy
Icstfcss Of TIE Peasa. Mayors regular court
every Monday morniug from 70 y O'Clock
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

Gladstone's salary as Prime Minis
ter is to be raised TO eS,O0O year. He
is now receiving 5000,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10
TTNTTF4 STlTFs and Foreign office

Tor Patents, II Superior st., opposite
American House. Cleveland, u s. with
AEsociased o11ccs in Washington and For
eirn Countrlas. We prosecute business OF
even description relating 20 Inventions
patonts. Tufringements, &C. - ...
EURRIDGE Il CO.. Authorized Patent At
torneya Sob-Agsncy At the CHRoSIcL.E
Ones, Warrens Q. EJuly ~.
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.urpIEFls SALE.

-NHFRIFF'S SALE.
SThe state OF Ohio, Trumbuh County, IS.
Samuel IIine, In Trumbull Com
", mon fl'''s
----.-s-s,-s ~ an order OF sale issued by cr-
- said court IN the above enlllieu case
=, ne directed and delivered l snail s3 * Pose
= 1uhIie E1le at the door ot me OoaI' ~ O''se
in me ~ % Warren, ono on
saturday, August 20, A. D., 1870,
,,streen the hours Of l and o'clock, ?. IN, m,
- - - 1,-in- described real estate, situate
~ ~ ~. Connfv OF Trumbuu. State Of Ohio,
- - 'TiSo,Tnshfp OF Hubbard, AZ the village OF
Hubbard or corns5s ,s, 50 & IA n tbs orlnSl
- ~ m,4,1 ~ ~ "a IN Township, beginning At the
south-east carner OF village lot 40. - sou
Andrews and Hitchcock, OF the alne ms. s1ol-
tor u 4illags lots % the village OF Hubbard
~ re cent6r OF the road running east and
-,-s-f through said Township; thence south
s95o east two % CHAINS sev INKS
- sSgt one fl) chain sixty l60 links 10 a
"a i-e sid line running about four feet west
OF tie stone House, belonging 70 samuel
Hine and now occupied by hi1ns thence by
fils north By the north line OF said stone
HOuss lot. south s9lso east, thirty-eight Is
links 10 q stake; thence north IS east one
Q) chain and seventeen az links % a STAKE,
three CSl feet north and one foot two Inches
east OF the north post OF barn she'd thence
north 20 east four ~ chains elgnty-slN (ool
links 70 q stake; thence north 6ylyso y est one
(Il chain seven ty-slx and one-halt C76lSl links
10 :. stake al the northeast corner OF village
lot No. l6; thence along the east line Of VII
laEe lots, south y west three 81 chains nine
and threc-Cuart go links 70 the south
east corner ofNinage lot No. IS; thence north
S9l1o west nlty-stx and one-half (56lS) links
to the northeast corner OF village lot No. Is,
owned by Evans. formerly Winnick. thence
south - vest, two q chains and nineteen
Qsl links; thence north 81 west'- Inks
10 the northeast corner Or Village lot No %
ANDREWS q Hiteheoczl thence south g west
along the eaSs line of saidVill1ge lot No. 20.
two chains and thirty-three one-hnlf tS35z)
links 70 the place OF beginning, containing
about one acre and three-Quarters (l5) OF
land. Appraised at -. Terms CiIsh.
G. W. DICKINSON Sheriff.
sherih-s Office. Warren. o., July %, ls7O-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10
4 NELSON, Physician and

=. NELSUN1 T1y 3ICIal auu ouI-
Eeon- Once af the old stand ol 10y &
fselson. q fsW dooIs east Of he ElIst Nation
Al Bank narret Street, Warren Q. Having
Ead p retfs s-psrience In the practice, In
comparv rita Dr.. 10y, during which time
thOusantG Of cases were treated BY me-
would state raaf j viii coIttnue % give par
fieular attentinn 70 al c.aEses Of diseases
Eor the nccommodatiOn OF persons nom a
dfgfanoe. BY car1aCr otherwise, have ar
ranred 10 be at my once at the following
hours: From 70 70 O'Clock, A. n; nom 5 %
sGelOss' l ?; J. 4 : SELsoN'' sl@
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

H HuTcHuSs, c. Z. GLIDDEE, J. n. sTULL.
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN s. STOL1,
H Attorneys at Law, once over Smith 4
Streets, warren, Ohio. lJan- 5. ls70-tL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

TRUIT JARS! FRUIT JARS =
At Main St., Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

A Gonneetieut farmer experiment-
ed with dead flies as chicken food the
ether day, The flies did no hurt, but
they had been poisoned on hy-paper.
and that slayed the fowls.
Akron pays two thousand dollars =
year to the lady principal Of Us high
school, and at Cuyahoga Fails, Mrs.
Booth Is Superintendent Of the Union
schools with q salary OfeighteeB hah-
dred dollars, sds fsuigaa lfg73T g l1 Trr.a
Our happiness does not consist in
being without passions, but in having
command Of them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

"HITTIESEV ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren Ohio.
Mcrchandizs and other properly insured u
Farm properfy, Isolated Dwellings, ana their
furniture insured for one three and nye
yearE. Once IN McCombs nd-Smith's block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

OONTFTHTNG NBW in the Wall
NPaper line can be seen at ADAiias.. -, 64'A
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

DRE MFRS, tenders his prOfes-
bEIonal sarvIcs . the people q " arren
and vicinity. once mont room, over Park z
CheWie Store-Stiles block. Hours, nom ~
70 II a m, ana % p m.-Resideneei cor
ner - High and Chestnut S.s-
Nov. q, lS87-lye
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

A-INON D. WEBB Notary Public,
h FIro and Life Insurance Agent; and
FensIon sid Bounty Agent Passage Tick
els sid 70 and rom, snd money remit
gats1 cffce IN 7Wcbb'E Block, Main street
Warll. .l-l. jan Nv.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

W.B. HkIL II. NACET.
HALL & MACKET, Manufacturers
I Of HaneEs and dealers in Saddlery
HardWare. Trunlzs Valise7. Travelling Bags,
Whipa. Horss Blankets, 6addles and Fancy
6addleFy, No. s Market Street, Warren. Q.
Jan. s iG70.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

rnnrEE ". 7. FoRHR
W & kW. F. PORTER, Dealers
NJ .fr sehool and Miscellaneous Books,
etatic1arT. van Papers, Periodicals, Pam
r,,lals nnd 1raEaEineE, st the New York Book
store lEain street, Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

nR r. A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
1gPhyEician and Surgeon, once in Sutlin's
Bioc<. high Stzeet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

The eherub girl, too, whose lips
have of repealed At beE mother's
knee the simple prayer, "Our Father
who art In heaven Is drawn into
the meshes Of the tempter's snare.
At the midnight hour, alone in her
room, she pores over the corrupt
ing book. She hugs It fondly to her
bosom, while Il sucks therefrOm her
mental and moral llfe-bloOd.
Years pass by, and the once lovely
girl is a moral maniac. Deaf to rea-
son, nature, friends, and God, she is
sucked up IN the whirlpool Of shame,
only to sink deeper and deeper, until
the grave shall hide from the sight Of
men an object OF lOathing and dis
gust. rr = -H.a- .a.Fl.
Young friends, stop and reflect.
Many of you, we fear, are treading
dangerous grOund-are imbiblng dam
gerous principles-are forming dan
gerous habits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

= NAUTEoE THAI. ACAAAA.
UAUTROE & ACKLEY, Successors to
J. Vautrot q Co, Dealers in Watches,
Jewelry and Diamonds. Market Street, Var
ren. ohio- Jan ;. $50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

-s---.-,-,,-s ~ an order OF sale issued by CT
!, ~ - : Nsaif Court in the above entitled case,
=, ne dirscfsd and delivered snail s3 * pose
p ----l,Iie r1le at the door OF the COdIt AAousS
- plt - Tirarren- Ohio. on
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30


IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-The
Hearth and Home, finely illustrated family
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Messrs. s. NJ. Pettengill & Co, whose great
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30
X VLES FOR THE w.
.SPECYYC.v OF
ADOPTED"BY THE MIL VAT-
KEE CHAMBER OF
CONNER
SEriRg Wheat.

No. l STRING WHEAr--Must be sound,
well cleaned Wheat. weighing not less than
FIrTY-EIGHT roands to the measured bushel.
No. , SPRING WHEAT--Must be sound.
and weigh not less than FIFTy-rIvE pounds
to the measured bushel, and must be free
from grown or sprouted wheat.
No. TnREE--Shall comprise all wheat fit
for warehousing, weighing not lcsst han FIF-
TY-rouR pounds to tho measured bushcl.
which under the established rules for in
spection may lie unfit to 60 into the higher
grades.
REJEcrED--Shall comprise all wheat fit
for warehousing, but too low in weight, or
otherwise unfit to pass into No. ).
Explanation.
No. l SPRING WHEAT-Nlust be sound,
we'll cleaned and free frem other grains.
cookie, pigeon grass and all other foul seed,
and weighing rot Less than IS pounds to
the assured bushel
No. ? SPRING WHEAT--Must be sound
and weigh rot less than - pounds to the
measured bushel. reasonably clean, and
free from sprouted or grown wheat.
No. 3SrRING NuEAT-Shall comprise all
Wheat fit for warehousing and weigh not less
than s. pounds to the measured bushel,
which under established rules Of inspection
may be unfit to 60 into higher grades.
REJECTEp--Shall comprise all wheat fit
or warehousing, but too low in weight or 9TH
erwise unfit to pass into No. B.
DAMP Wheat is inspected without regard
to weight per bushel, and passes rs No. 3,
rejected, or condemned.
Coarse Grains.
CoRN-No. Ito be sound, dry and
well cleaned.
No. 2--To include all othersCorn, dry,
merchantablc and reasonably clean.
REJEcTED--All wet, very dirty, hot or
otherwise badly damaged Corn, and unfit
for.warchousing.
OATS-No. Ito be sound, free from
other grain. and well cleaned.
No. ALL other Oats not unmerchant-
able.
REJECTED--All Oats unsound, or from
any cause understandable.
RYE---No. Ito be sound and we'll
cleaned
No. ALL Rye not included in No.
that is not in the Judgment of the Inspector
Understandable.
REJECTED--All unsound Rye, that from
any cause. shall be deemed understandable
and unfit for warehousing.
BARLEY--No. Ito be plump, bright
clean. sound. and free from other grains.
No. 2-To be sound and reasonably clean.
REJECTEp--All Barley that. from any
cause, is unsound or understandable.
The Inspector shall receive TWENTY cents
per car load for all grain inspected.
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Because
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The Portland Argus crows Justify
over the ten thousand Democratic
gain in the Blue Nose State. Thai
staunch organ Of the Democracy.
says: without the prestige of vic
tory, without organization and with
out money, the Democrats met the
dominant party. flushed with tbs
pride of losg continued success, for.
tilted with unstinted means, and arm
ed with thousands of Offices, and sue
decided in not only maintaining their
ground. but in driving the enemy
back with great loss. The Radical
majority Of over twenty-ssven thous-
and. which the party had 10 1865. has
been steadily whitfield down, until it
will now be less than Eve thousand.
! GAIN OF MORE THAN ELsvEK ruous-
lxp 1HE 48EssSr YsAB.
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High Tu.ces.

Everybody complains of high taxes.
The merchant. the manufacturer, the
mechanic, the laborer, feel the bur-
dcus and groan under them. Proper
ty is loaded to the waters edge with
governmental exactions, and labor
robbed Of its just value by the iron
hand of the tax collector. Each
year sees an increase in the demands
Of the party in power. The taxes
paid in 1870 will be in excess Of those
demanded in 1869, in the large sum
of thirty millions Of dollars, and
there arc good reasons to believe that
they will be largely augmented in the
coming year. The internal taxes COL
lected in 1869 amounted to $780,
l24, 12G, those of 1870 will exceed
QUE hundred and eighty four millions
Of dollars, while the people from
1861 to 1865, during the entire Pc
riod Of the war, paid only "seeen
hundred and ninety-two millions of
dollars" in taxes. Since tho close
Of the war they have been called up
on to pay two thousand three humid
red and forty-tbree millions Of dol.
lars. Thus the stream is increasing
with fearful velocity. In time Of
peace, with small army, and = ma
Wy reduced to the peace basis, the
collections from the people, in the
shape Of taxes, are heavier than when
there were half million Of men
in the field, and the war valve open
to its fullest capacity. Why is this!
Why should taxes be more onerous
now than during the war? Why
should Income tax agents poke their
noses into every mans business, and
Collectors their hands into every
mans pockets? Because the govern
ment is corrupt, wasteful and extrav-
sgant. Because Radical Congress
men plumber the people in every pos
sible way Because an army of Of
fce-holders is quartered upon the
treasury to eat out its substance
These arc the leaks in the treasury
boat, which, if not plugged, will
founder the nation and the people in
a sea Of absolute bankruptcy. They
can be stopped if the masses will act
together at the polls. Elect ma
jority Of Democrats to the Forty
Second Congress, and in a twelve
month the taxes will be reduced to
some extent, and such o broad and
general system Of retrenchment and
economy introduced as will make fur
Their reduction certainty. The poor man now
gives one days labor in five to the
the government, in the guise Of taxes
and increased value of all articles
used by himself and family. The
capitalism is squeezed in all ways by
the government, and merchants and
manufactures find it difficult to make
q small per cent. upon their invest
ments, owing to demands made upon
them by ax-gatherers. All classes
are interested in this tax question,
and they should act en- masse against
party which, in time of peace,
levics and collects greater than war
taxes.-lAge.
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Teachers Institute.

The Annual Teachers institute for
Howard County will be held at Lime
Springs Station, commencing on the
18th day Of October. 1870, and con-
tiuue in session six days. All per-
sons wishing to teach in this County
during the coming year, either win
ter or summer schools arc expected
to be present during the entire ses-
sion. A portion Of the time will not
suffice. Teachers will notice by ref
erence to the School Law, that fail
ure to attend the Institute is not on
ly q sufficient reason for Withholding
certificates, but for rcvoking those
previously issued. l intend, on my
part, to comply with the law, strict
ly.
Everything will lie done to make
tbc Institute as interesting and profit
able as possible.
c. F. BRECkENRIDGE,
County Superintendent.
"Barrctt keeps the hair in
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4...': rs !|l!|l!l The l!!|A Chief
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