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DMTNTsTRATORlS SATE or

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA REAL STATE--On Thursday theIth
uay Of April, A. D. 1871, between tie hours
OF 10 o'eloE,a .. m. and y m, at the premis-
ses In Rowland, will be sold 20 the highest
bidder, IS the property Of samantha J. KY
nett, decd. the following described lands
to-Wit: situate in t~hetOWnBhipO Of Howland,
County OF Trumbuli and State Of Ohio, In
lot No. =, bounded north by lands Of Mrs.
Ann IddtnFG east by lands Of mo- h. Ky
nett: south by the highway leading from
Rowland center 10 Vienna, q west by
lands Of Richard II. Waterman; containing
ten three-fourth acres, more or less, sub
jeci 70 life estate Of q kynett, widow, IN
about six acrgs thereof The portion cover
ed by saddle estate and tbs portion held In
fee simple will each be odei ed separately
IND the two parcels will be sold in parcels
or together as nay appear most beneficial
for the interest OF the estate.
TRIMS One-third cash, and balance with
Is months, with Interest. % be secured by
mortgage. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Admir- Of Samantha J. Kynett, decd.
". 7. SPEAR Atty.
March y, lSTl-ft.
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I, n. B. Tayler, Cashier Of The First Nat
Bank Of Warren, Ohio, do solemnly veal
that the above statement is true, 70 the best
Of my knowledge IND belief.
n. B. TAYLER, Cashier.
cOus sTA6 6E II CINE, @.
u 81 Sworn and subscribed 20 before me,
this 18th day OF MAJ, 1871.
Wh- T. SPEAR Notary Public.
Oorrecf Attest.
Ii. IDDINGs.
y. KINSMAN. SDtreetorG.
B. P.JAMESOS,J
Mar % Te-I
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I. Kirkland II. Fitch, Cashier Of the Trum-
nj Nat. Bank, Of Warren, o., do lolemnly
swear that the above statement Is true. 10
the best Of my knowledge n belief.
KIRKLAND n. FITCH, Cashier.
Correct Zhea:
CHARLES SMITH
6. D. GREENWOOD, bDirectOra.
HENRY W.sNITH,J
STATE OF OHIO,
COUNT OT TRUEBuLLaJ
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this
29th day Of Mar. 1871.
WHfrTLEsEY ADAMS. NOty Pub.
Mar. =, lS7l-lt
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Dr.. Wells EXtractof Iurubeha

ESTATE of Charlotte Dawson,
EIdec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified As Executor on the
estate OF Charlotte Dawson, decd, late Of
TrumbuIl Co, ohio. ADDISON DAWSON.
Fowler, Mar. .. lSl-Sts
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
All examinations for this county will
ncreafuer begin promptly al 10 O'Clock each
day, and Will be held As follows: Warren.
on the nnt Monday OF every month during
the veal, except ths months OF September
and April
During each OF these months there will be
one examination each Monday for four Pm
secutive weeks, commencing the drsr Mon
day In the month. as follows: Payneis Cor
ners on the hnst Monday OF September and
third Monday Of April; Johnston, on the
second Monday OF September and April
Bristol. on the third Monday OF September
and hrst Monday OF April; Warren. on the
fourth Monday OF September and April.
Applicants VIII provide themselves with
slate and pencils. also the exact ehange(dfy-
three eentsl for the payment OF the regular
fee and postage. Those likely TO be inter
ested in this notice are requested 10 preserve
Il In some way that the cost OF advertising
may be avoided. II would be q avo appre-
eiated by both examiners and applicants. II
some o~neliving at the places out OF Warren,
where examinations are TO be held, would
q room and start q IRE when one Is
needed BY order Of the Board,
GEORGE p. HUNTER,
Mar. l5lt Clerk.
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IHEA-NECTAR

WANTED-AGENTS, $40 per ddg) TO sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE sew
ING Ma CHINE Has the under feed. makes
the 'l0ck stitch faliks on both sides)I and Is
6lly licensed. The bes' and cheapest family
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.. Boston, Mass.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or ST. Louis.
No.
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New Advertisements.

EPORT of the condition of the
1Gttut National Bank Of Warren Obfo ~
the close OF business on the 18TH Of Mar Isl.
ResOureeE
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The state Of Louisiana has purchased
Ar 100000 q site in New Orleans FOR .
new State House and an Executive man
sion.
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RdltOrlslN Notes IRON the State Capitol,

The past week has been dull in leg
iElative matters. The calendars Of
both Houses occupy three and four
usves daily with bills for second and
third reading, and II business was
proceeded with in regular order there
would be . more satisfactory exhibit
Of work performed; but scarcely is
the journal read In the morning be-
fore some one jumps up and asks
leave to project into the proceedings
some irregular matter, such as TO offer
4 resolution, introduce q bill, 70 recon
slider some vote taken the day previ-
Ous ETC., and before you are aware Of
e. half the day is used up in these
Hn,e-kining motions and the attend
ant discussion. The trite saying.
many men Of many minds. !" holds
good in legislative bodies-and each
man desires to have all the Others
converted 10 his way Of thinking
state Of mental unison not Of frequent
Occurrences here. There is less col.
lision OF views on local questions,
than on general legislation, it being
the general practice to defer in mat
ten Of q local nature to the senator OF
representative from the locality OF
county asking for the grant of au.
thority, and therefore but few local
bills fail to pass. This class Of legis.
Ruou CONSUMES a large part OF Me
time Of both Houses, and although
there is q great deal said In eondem'
nation OF taxation, sndthe Legislature
is implored in q general way to ''eDi
down the taxes under which the
people are groaning,n &c, it Is never
theless true that ninety per cent. Of
the laws passed are to authorize Local
lsvies which the taxpayers them.
selves have petitionsd for, for city
county, township or district purposes
The levy for all State purposes thi,
year viii only be three and one-tenth
mills, while local levies will probably
average twenty mills. That is much
better than If the tables were turned
and the four-hfths, instead of one
nth, Of the taxes were expended il
supporting an exDsnIive State gov.
eminent, while the people had the
use Of only the remaining One-hftf
for the benefit Of their immediate
home interests.
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Apents!Read This

NE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY Of
w $50 per week n expenses. or allow q
large commission, 20 s-l our new and won
derful inventions. Address II. WAGNER
& CO, Marshall. Mich.
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A%nnUnE

IN In compliaBce with law, I submit a
statement OF the receipts and expenditures
oTthe City OF Warren. III for the year end
ing March -, 1871. E W. HOYT,
City Clerk.
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths
and Ciothtngs remove Paint Greese, Tar,
&C., fnEsGntlV, without the least injury 70 the
dnest fabric. Sold by Druggist and Fancy
foods Dealers. FRAGRANT GAPOLIENE
co, 50 Barclay st., New York, ala Sale
Street, Chicago.
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COUGH! COUGHI COUGH

Why will you Cough when you can be so
easily relieved by using
DR.. Wells Carbolic TabletsP
They are a sure cure FOR Sore Throat Hodrse-
ness. CUtGrTh and all Dfaedscg Of rs LuugS,
Ihrodt, and bronchial Tlbes.
FROM the greatnumber or Testimonials as
70 the efficiency or this invaluable medicine
the following IL selected.
a Wahpanish Ave, Chicago, Ill. Janl4. n.
For the last ten year, Ihavv been a great
"snnerer from frequent attacks Of Acute
"Br1nchttis. and have never ounda anything
ito relieve me nom these attacks until ]
tried Dr.. Well Oar6olie TubLetG.n
ELIZABETH 7. ROOT.
nhnnI0H Don't let worthless arti-
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be sure and get only WELLS CARBnLIC
TABGETS. % Q. Kellogg, Plat street.
IS cents a Box.
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~HORSE BILLS.-Ws
~hare now prepared TO
III lay pIInL from an assortment OF
N~ over twelve different plates
Au the finest bills and at the low
NH estratss. Send IN our order
as early A. possible. We viii also mail sreci-
men copies OF plates TO any who may d sire
Address CHRONICLE OFFICE WarreI, o.
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ELECTION P-ROCLAMlTInY

ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
ANUtce Is hereby given, that the Annual
EieUtiOn for city officers OF the City OF War
rem, ohio, will be held IN said city on he
First Monday Of April, A. ID. 1871.
being the 81 ds7 at which time the quail
ned electors OF he city aforesaid, will assem-
Die Al n several places Of voting b-tween
the hours of6 o'clock. a. IN. and 8 o'clock, ..
m OF said day, and then aud there vote, by
ballot, for persons 70 MI the following om-
ces to-wit
One person for Mayor OF said City.
One person for Mammal OF said city.
one person for City Solicitor OF said City.
One person Tor Civil Engineer Of said City.
One person for City Commissioners OF said
City.
One persona each Ward for Trustee.
One person in each Ward for Assessor.
said electors will assemble In their respec-
tive Wards at the following places, tO-Wtt:
Ffrsf Ward at the SherinHs once in the
Court House. Second Ward, Al old Engine
House, on Liberty street. Third Ward. at
Engine House on Walnut Street
r.. $ Given nde my hand and official
seal at the City OF Warren. ohio,
this Id day OF March, A ID. ISL.
Il n. DAWSON,
Mayor nf the City OF Warren, o.
March .. lS7l-2t
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New Advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS
LUnclRimed, remaining In the Warren
Post once. Tuesday, Mar. 3. ISL.
Blood N Leslie Miss Kitey
Bradberry Francis Ledlie Miss Kate
Curtis Miss Hattie E LOOMS + X
Clark Hiram Guipe,Wm. (care OF
Fowler James Geo Perman)
Fuik Johu2 Farmer Miss Cathar-
Fulk Pm inc
Hinmau a Reid Mn Eliza Jane
HOyt FrlnkD Reeves r
Kelsey Oscar RaymondS NJ
Lanterman HB ROblnsoIMiss Eliza
your box.
hose marked with q srAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above viii
please h all for advertised letters.
II not called Tor In 80 days viii be sent 70
dead letter omce.
once hours, $50 A. NJ, 70 80 p. n.
n. Il TOWNSEND p. n.
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Mar. q, ISL.

d EPORT Of the condition Of the
lTrunbull Rational Bank OF Warren, Ohio,
~ Ine close Of business March Is, lSl.
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CHAPpcs SPORTING RIFLES We
- are now prepared TO an or
49, LOT New Metallic Cartridge Sporting
hanes, OF various lengths and callbTe. For
untcy and safety, we recommend our
Breech Loading rifles a. superior I'M every
iesPerl 20 any others now made. For Clrcu-
lars giving tull description and prices, apply
70 SHAkfS RITLE NAG Co., Hartford, Conn.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

Where death was hourly expected from
CousuuIptioH aud AGhtnd, all remedies nav
ing failed, accident led 10 discovery where
now gives this recipe free ON receipt oftwO
stamps 70 pay expenses. Address GRAD
DOCK 4 CO., Lose Race street, Philadelphia,
Pa, giving name Of paper.
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THK MINERS 1

Came up In the Senate last Wednes
day, and was discussed pro. and con
BY Messrs. Woodwork, Of Mahoning,
and Mckinney, Of Summit, the lat
ter gentleman waxing warm in his
opposition to some Of the features o
the bin. Several Of the owners ano
operators Of coal mines, in our Sec
ton Of the State were present They
are generally opposed to the bill in it.
present shape. II is said that it i
meeting with unexpected opposition
and some Of the friends OF the meas
ure are not as sanguine Of its success ,
as they were earlier In the session. ]
still think the bill will probably pass.
SPRING ELECTIONS.
1t may be proper to call attention
10 the fact that the minority election
law" Of 1870, is not applicable to
spring elections, inasmueh as it affects
only those sections of the law govern
ing elections for State and county
officers. Township and city elections
sre to be held in all respects as they
were prior to the passage Of the min
ority lsW-that is, all the trustees are
70 serve as judges Of spring elections.
CINCINEATI
Being the largest city in the State.
and almost an empire in population
and wealth, asks of each General As
ssmbly for q great deal Of local legis
lation, often involving the outlay o:
hundreds Of thousand Of dollars. To
give the law makers a better idea OF
their resources and the character Of
the extent Of their numerous wants,
the city council invited them to visit
The city during the time allotted to
he usual two days adjournment
Between one and two hundred Of the
members, on Friday, were shown
through the city and its suburbs,
md were treated very courteously,
literally and handsomely IS ohiOans
II must have felt proud Of the mag
lIheent Queen City Of the West
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BLOOMINGTON NLL.l NURSERY

18th Year. coo Acre Is Greenhouses Larpest
AssortmentyRllEiEes BestBtOcki Low prices.
Would you know What, When, How To
PtRntt Fruit shade Evergreen Trees, Root
Crafts, Seedlings, OtRge Plants, Apple Seed,
larry RISE Potatoes ShruOs. Roses, Green
house aud Garden Plants, &C, Ac. Flower
snd Vegetable seedn ! Finest, Best Collection
surts and quality. send 10 cents for New
illustrated, Descriptive C~atalogue-So pages
Send stamp, each, br Catalogues OF seeds.
with plain directom@A pages; Bedding n
Garden Plants-G pageA n Wholesale
Price Llst-24 pages Address r. X. PHu-
NIX, Bloomington, Illinois.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agents 20
sell the Wheeler & WilsOnSeWing Ma
chime, in Trumbull 20. Good references VIII
be required, and men preferred who Will fur
other outfits furnished.
WA. SUMNER a CO., Erie, Pa.
n. Eve keep an experienced me ehanic
TO repair Wheeler q Wilson Machfpes and
put On the Improvements if desired, Work
and charges reasonable. Send
Aemmers and Bobbins with Machines 10 BE-
FSHlsso -, WI acc.
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ESIRARLE RESInENCE FOR

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
lJSALE-Dr- F. Myers having purchased
a iOt on the eaAt side OF the public square.
Warren. ohio, offers for sale his present
residence situated on thecornrro % High and
Chestnut STREET. on reasonable arms h
house Is entirely new. the lot Is well i'm
proved aud u~nderdrained. and contains
thereon q good barn and other Necessary
Out-houses. Grape vines aud bribery In
abundance. besides a great variety OF fruit
trees. all bearing. This residedee l. spien-
didly situated and within q few minutes
walk Of the business portion Of the city
The Street on which the house stand Is
severed and all connections made thereto
A good we'll Of water. ffnOtthe best in town.
Is on the bow premises. For further par
ticulRrH enquire Of or address.
March2 1871.
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The bIn to regulate railroad tariff
and requiring the State Commissioner
Of railroads to enforce the laws gov
erning that class OF corporations, wa,
discussed quite AnimStedly in the
Senate on Wednesday, but q vote Wa
not reached. Al&rge railroad lobby
was noticed hanging around, with nc
friendly emotions in their breasts fOi
the bill. IAmnOt q prophet to fore
tsn the fate Of the bin, / can only
say I think It should become = law,
and hope Il may.
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5000 Tons Flax Straw,

We want everybody and their neighbors
70 SOW Flax. The season 50 far looks IA
vorable 70 SOW early, now isthe time u push
things Early sowing is most always Ger
tain Of good crops. We are now mGnufac-
turing nfteen thousand yards Cloth, called
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dive Thousand pounds OF TOW, or the dbre Of
ninety tons Of max straw. each week. 81
week. will consume four thousand six humid
red and eighty tons Of straw. For all this
We must buy the straw, At our own Mills or
buy the tow Of other Mills. We prefertObuy
the straw, and thai Is why we can pay more
than II We had TO sell the tow, as before
We should Ike no less than two thousand
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Mar. y. ls7l-t.
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ESTATE of William Barber. deed.
IlThe undersigned has uduiy appoint
cd and qualified as Administnatrix on the
estate OF William Barber, decd, late OF
Trumbul Co, Ohio.
MARY A. BARBER.
Liberty, March p. Is7I-sts
ESTATE of PETER FOFT, decd.
" The undersigned hag been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor on the
estate OF Peter Fon, deceased. late Of Trum-
bullc county, Ohio. JAMES r. FOFT.
Southlngton, Mar. Is, lS7l-3ts
ESTATE OF DANIEL LEWIS,
ia deceased. The undersigned has been
duIy appointed Administrator on the estate
OF Daniel Lewis, deceased, late OF Trumbul
county. Ohio. JOSEPH STUART.
Mineral Ridge, Mar. IS, lS4l-St
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u1NEGAR. how made in 20 hours, without
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&c. II. Ihl ordnance mall lake enect
and be In force from and after the due pub
thereof. JAMES HOYT,
President Of Council.
Ansa: z W. Horn, City Clerk.
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So TO $40 A DAY.

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goal Lumber, Fish, Salt, and all kinds
~ OF Merchandise for sale. Chestnut Oak
Bark, Railroad Ties, all kinds of Grain and
Seeds bought at the highest market price for
cash or exchanged for merchandise, cSal,
lumber, &c., to suit customers. am pre-
pared to furnish to builders bills of lumber
just as wanted and on short notice, of either
oak or yellow pine lumber.
NOAH HERTZLER.
Jani Port Roval. Juniata Co Pa
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-08-16
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He has also a large Room just opposite
his Store where he offers for sale at low
prices a general assortment of
Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, Bedsteads.
Mattresses, Trunks Carpets. Stanks, Racks,
and many other articles for house furnishing
SAMUEL STRAYER.
Patterson. May |. 1871.