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TEACHERs' EXAMINATIONS

y u LhA1LNH LLN@AALAL ~ .
AL examinations for this county will
hereafter begin promptly at 10 O'Clock each
day, and Will be held as follows: Warren,
on the nrst Monday OF every month during
the year. except the months Of September
and April.
During each Of these months there will be
one examination each Monday for four on
secutive weeks, commencing the first Mon
day in the month. as follows: Payne's Cor
ners on the first 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 drst Monday OF April; Warren. on the
fourth Monday OF September and April.
Applicants will provide themselves with
slate and pencils. also the exact change thfty-
three centsl for the payment Of the regular
Zee and postage. Those likely 10 be inter-
ested In this notice are requested 10 preserve
it in some way that the cost Of advertising
may be avoided It would be a Y appre-
by both examiners and applicants, II
some oneltving at the places out Of Warren,
where examinations are TO be held, would
engage q room and start a hre when one Is
needed. By order OF the Board.
GEORGEP HUNTER,
I5-lt Clerk.
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a correspondent Of the Scientific Amer
icdR writes that he has seen a steam,
boiler advertised which saves So per cent.
Of fuel; q valve saves IS per cent; a
governor which saves 10 per cent; a cut
OF which 10 per cent; a fire crate
which saves 26 per cent; metal packing
and dalnper regulator which ave u
per cent; and a lubricatOr which will
save l per cent-making in all a saving
Of l0l per cent. Combining all the i'm
prOVements, IN engine would, he thinks,
run ITSELF and produce an additional one
per cent. Of fuel, which might be used
for domestic purposes.
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" ANTHD
5000 Tons FlaX Straw,

We want everybody and their nelghbors
TO SOW Flax. The seas on 50 far looks ia
vorable to SOW early, now Is the time 70 push
things. Early sowing il most always Ger
tain of good crops. We are now
turing nreen thousand yards Cloth. called
Baggiug. per week, which requires forty
i've thousaud pounds Of tow, or The nbre OF
ninety tons OF max straw, zach Week. y
weeks will consume four hOusand SIX nund-
red and eighty tons Of straw. For all this
we must buy the straw, at our W Mills or
buy the tow OF other Mills. We prefertObuy
the straw. and that Is why we can pay more
than III we mad 10 sell the tow, as before
We should ike no less than two thousand
tons al this Mil, and sUme at Pennington
This season we will pay, as usual the very
highest market price and Mr. GrtsWold ditto,
for seed. Now farmers. where or what Is the
crop that pays as well as FLAIR Always
brings the money at q time when you need
Il. We shall have eight or ten threshing
machines to facilitate taking on the seed
they work complete. Gentlemen, those oil
you that never raised the article, will loose
nothingb by givingit a trial. even II you con
SOW over twenty acres apiece.
CAMP, RANDALL & co.
Any Information wanted on this subject
will be eheerfully given, by communicating
verbally or bv letter. &. R & Co.
Mar. -. lS7l4t.
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New Advertisements.
ELFcrInN pRnrLAnArInY

AA1AAOA
AlNOtice Is hereby given, that the Annual
Electton for City Officers Of tue City OF War
rem, Ohio, will be held In said city on the
First Monday OF April, A. d. 1871.
being the 81 day, at which time the quaII-
NED electors Of II city aforesaid will assem-
DC att several places Of voting b~tween
lhe hours oio O'Clock. a. m. and . o'clock, p,
m OF said day, and then and there vote, by
ballot, Tor persons TO Nil the following ON
ces, t0-Wit.
one person for Mayor OF said CITY.
One person for Marshal OF said city.
one person for City Solicitor Of safd City,
one person for Civil Engineer Of said CITY
One person for City Commissioner o. said
City.
One person in each Ward for Trustee.
One person n each Ward for Assessor.
said electors will assemble in their respec-
tive Wards al the following places, tO-wit:
FuE Ward, at the Sheriff. ONCE i'm the
Court House. Second Ward, at old Engine
House. on Liberty Street. Third Ward, at
Engine House on Walnut Street.
lI-S1 Given under my hand and Oficlal
seal at the City Of Warren. Ohio,
this I'D day Of March, A. ID. 1871.
i. n. DAWSON,
Mayor Of the City OF Warren, o.
March p, ls7l-2t
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March 2. ls7.
NOTICE.


IN Ridgley c. Powers viii take notice that
Lois G. Crandal and Charles A. Crandal,
did on the 18th day Of May. A ID. lS70, ME
their petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Trumbull, and
State OF Ohio, against Miloand said Ridgley
c. Powers, setting forth that said Lois G..
CrandaI is the owner in fee simple, and in
conjunction with her husband, Is entitled to
situated in Mecca Township, Trumbuu Co,
and State OF Ohio, and being known as part
OF Lot No. Is, Kingsbury tract, so called =
Beginning at the northeast corner OF and
decided by George haffsr 10 Mary A. Pills
bury, by deed dated April s, 1854. and In the
center OF the highway leading nom Powers
Corners to Motifs COrnars; thence west .
and 4 rods thence north six rods; thence
east 3fH rods TO the center Of the Aforesaid
highway; thence south parallel with the
west line six rods 10 place OF beginning,
containing one acre Of land. The said petit
ton further sets forth that said Ridgley G..
lowers claims TO own said premises and on
the I'D day Of January, 1867 he put said Milo
Powers in possession OF said premises as his
tenant, who has ever since continued In the
unlawful possession thereof, as his tenant;
and II further asks Judgment for the deliv-
cry OF the possession Of said premises TO the
plaintiffs, and also for the sum OF twenty
dollars on account OF the rents and profits.
The said Ridgeley C.. Powers Is notified
that he is required to appea and answer
said petition on or before the 18th day Of
MAY, a. u. ISL. LOIS G.. CRANDAL.
CHAS- A. CRANDAT-
Ratlif & Moses, Att'ys Tor Plrf-
March .. lS7l-6t.
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New Advertisements.

IST OF LETTERS
AUnelalmedt remaining In the Warren
roat omce. Tuesday, Mar. q. ISL.
austin w II Morris II 8
Carroll Miss sc RfgeI a
Fitzpatrick MtssMRry Teienper Dave
harris Mis- Mary A Truup Miss Maria .
Jones David cooper waterman Jacob
Mathews Miss Arcana Williams Iohn "
may Miss Kate WOlcOtt Miss Mary
UA-Have your letters directed In care Of
your box.
Those marked with a STAR arc foreim .
PERSONS wishing to Obtain the above. will
please 10 call for advertised letters.
e letter office.
Onics hours, 80 A. N, to 1891 a.
h. II. TOWNSEND. p. n.
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OF REAL EsTATE.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Don Saturday, the Ed day OF April A ID.
ISL. between h hours Of n and fouI
o'clock, p. m. Of said day, by order OF the
Probate Court OF Trumbun County. Ohio, !
will sell at public suction, to the highest
bidder. at the south door OF the Court House
In the city Of Warren, in said county. the
following real estate situate in the town.
ship Of Bloomfield, Trumbuu County. Ohio,
by the highway /; south by lands OF +. A.
Brown; west by Church Lot. Containing
about two and Ore-half acres OF land. more
or less, on which are two dwelling houses
and q store building. Appraised At $500.
Terms-TwO-thirds cash In hand on day Of
sale, balance In two months.
SETH n. LAIRD, Assignee,
March p, ls7l-5t OF Samuel TioehurSt.
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NTAsTER COMMISSIONERS

Inc state OF Ohio, Trumbul County, IS.
Samuel Quinby,- In Trumbul Com
va. Smon Plea. Civil Ac-
/. n. Dawson, ct. al ton
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 ant delivered, / have levied on
and shall expose 20 publicsale at the door OF
the Court House, in the city OF Warren, Ohio,
on Saturday. April q, lS7l. between the
hours ofland ( o clock, p m. ofsaid day, the
following described lands and tenements, in
the county Of TmmbuA and State OF OhiO.
tO-wit: Situate IN the city Of Warren, in
said county and State, and bounded n des-
cribed as follows; On the north by the south
line Of ST.: or the east by west line OF
Main ST.; on the south by the Ohio & Penn
sylvania Canal, and OF the west by q line
running north and south and parallel with
Main 81, and running two feet from the east
side OF the two story frame warehouse Of
Henry and Charles Smith. The above des-
cribed property, better known as he ]. n.
Dawson & Co, Oil Mill, with all necessary
machinery for carrying on hat business
Appraised at $500. Terms Cash.
r. w. RATLIFF,
Mar. q, lSI-5t specI Master Commtss'r.
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SaturdaT. Anil Ist. 1s71,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
1.-THE State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, s..
The Brown Iron Co. In Trumbuu Com
VS.. Smon Pleas.

James Harris, q al
Notice is hereby given, that in Pursuance
70 4 decree made by, and an order OF sale
Issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Trumbuil County. Ohio, 70 us directed. as
Special Master Commissioners, in the suit OF
the BrOWa Iron Company, against James
Harris, eL. al. directing US to sell the follow
ing described real estate, we shall offer for
sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court House In the City Of Warren, County
OF Trumbuil, Ohio, on Saturday. the I'D
day OF April, A. d. ISL. between the hours
oftp. m. and p. M the following described
real estate situated in Weathersheld
ship, County OF Trumbull and State OF Ohio,
and known as parts OF Great Lots numbers
two. three, 1--WE and siI, (NOs- "a, 5 and 81 Of
the origii al survey Of said township, and
Ounded as follOwB: Beginning at the in
tersection Of b east line OF Market ST, so
called, extending TO the center OF Robbins
Avenue. thence :. So E 81 chains, Hlinks
along the center OF Robbins Avenue; thence
y. - Z. II chains u links: thence N. So
W. Ochalns . links; thence w. ~ w. 3
chains s. links; thence n. So chains. y
links 70 a white oak tree marked for a line
tree standing in the corner; thence y. F.
p chains, so links; thence n. $50 W. p
chains - links; e n. 10 E L ehain 5
links. thence n. 57<o W. 3 chains, SO links TO
the "a terly line OF Vienna Road, 50 called.
thence s. - ". Is chains g. links; thence
n. $50 We chains, &c links TO the east line
Ofsetd Market st; thence SIX W. along
the east lin e OfMarket ST % chains, 81 links
to the place OF beginning, containing one
hundred and siLty-siN l6d) acres OF land. be
the same more or less. Appraised at -.
Terms OF sale. cash
CHAUNCY H ANDREWS,
LUCIUS E COCHRAN,
AEsignees OF Harris. Blackford & Co, Spe-
clal Master Commissioners.
Niles, o., March -, ISL.
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NOTICE.

IN Notice is hereby given, that the follow
Ing resolution wasadoptedb by the City COun-
ell OF the city OF Warren. Ohio, Mai. 8, ISL
Res0lued, That in the opinion OF this Coun-
ell, (twO-thirds OF all the members concur
ring therein) IL Is Necessary TO grade and
pave Liberty ST., from High st. 70 the north
line Of Ian St, in accordance with the
plans and profles on file in the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer.
The time within which claims for DANA
ges may be filed expires on the 18th day Of
April, ISL L. W. HOYT.
Mar. p. lS7I-3t. CITY Clerk.
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NOLD K VELVET OIL SHADES
NJ for Parlors, and plain gilt banded
shades Of every style, At the lowest prices.
at ADAMS Book Store.
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New Advertisements.

A U~CTION.-There will be sold at
h public auction, at the County Jail, in
the city Of Warren, on Tuesday, March =,
ISL. h two frame additions TO said jail; all
stoves and pipe, furniture, windows, old
lumber; in fact all things saleable about
said jail. sale to commence at o'clock, P.
II. Terms cash. By order OF
Mar. 2-lt COMMISSIONERS.
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FRESCO DECORATIONS, FOR
ParlOrs and Halls, in Oak. Walnut, or
Maple. and all styles OF the finest Marbles,
yarnlshable. without sizing. Examine u
Stvles- Al ADAMS Bookstore.
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-nESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
DSALE-Dr. r. Myers having purchased
Warren. Ohio, offers for sale his present
residence situated on the corner Of High and
Chestnut Street, on reasonable terms. The
house is entirely new. the lot is well i'm
proved and u-nderdrained. and contains
thereon q good barn and other necessary
o~ut-houses. Grape vines n ~Shrubbery in
abundance, besides a great variety OF fruit
trees, all bearing. This residedce Is splen-
didly situated and within a few minutes
walk OF the business portion Of the city
The Street on which the house stands Is
severed and all connections made thereto.
A good well OF water. ifnott the best in town,
Is on the above premises. For further par
tlculars enquire OF or address.
DIR. F. MYERS, Warren, o.
MarchA 1871.
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WARREN
PLOW WORKS

A STHE SEASON FOR PLOW-
HlkG is AZ hand. we wish to call the at
tentlon OF the farmers Of Trumbuu and adj
yolnlng ~cOunLles, % the variety OF Plows
We are manufacturing among which q
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The Beautiful Flowers.

DataIogue OF z pages ice
NEW DOUBLE GERANTUAS,
MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN AND VELVET
COLEUS,
COLD AND SILVER AARGTNED GERA.
NOUNS,
An extra lot Of those fine Bedders,
Nj. OF SNOW, ByOU, MRS POLLOCK
&c.
YERBENAs, Choice sorts only 500 per dozen
by mail free.
OTHER THINGS IN PROPORTION.
Address sToRRs, HARRISON q CO..
Mar. q, lsI-st.
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DILL HEADS, by the ream. 100 or
Dl0Q. ct the CHRONICLE OFFICE.
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TWELVE THOUSAND ROLLS
OF wall Papers and Borders, from a cheap
paper at ten cents TO the hnestgOld-stsmped
at one dollar n twenty cents. By far the
largest and finest stock ever seen in this
town. Come, see and be convinced. At
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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THAT LIQUOR Law.

A number Of our constituents seem
fearful that the present liquor law
will be modified in the Interest Of
traficers. We can very confidently
assure every M that there is pot any
probability of the law being meddled
with by this legislation. W. R.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

CHERIFF7S SALE.
OThe state OF Ohio, Trnmbdn County, s.
D. W. Camp, In TrumbullCom-
va fElon Pleas.
V. J. Hunter, et. al
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
Co. Ohio, in the above named case, TO me
directed and delivered, I shall expose to
public sale on
Saturday, April Ist, 1871,
between the hours ofnlne and eleven a. ID O..
the following described leasehold estate and
buildings, situate in the County Of Trum-
bull and state OF Ohio, to-wtt: Lots No q
IS, A, 4j and 48. on the northwest corner OF
Pine ST., and Canal ST., In the city OF War
rem, in said County n State, together with
two frame Cooper Shops situate thereon
Said lease was made by Pt'n from W. r.
stiles, Guardian, Sept. 50, 1863 and Will eX-
pire on the hrst day Of Oct, A. d. 1875. Said
sale Will take place on the above described
premises. Terms CIsh.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
sheriTs once. Warren. o.. Mar. p. ls7I-2t.
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Such as Points, Cevises, COulters, Wheels,
&c. Call and see u at our Store. No, 4 Main
St. or at Foundry, corner Canal and Liberty
Streets. JAMES REEDG SONS.
Warren, o.. Mar. p. ISL.
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RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE.
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Wednesday, March 29th, 1871,

DUBLIC SALE of HOUSEHOLD
I ARTICLES.-The undersigned win Offer
FIR sale, at his residence, on High street, near
the Bazetta road, on
Wednesday, March 29th, 1871,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, his house
hold and kitchen articles. comprised In part
OF bureaus, wardrObes, mirrors. lounges, car
petting, what-nOts, stoves-parlOr and cook
ing-crOckeTy N table ware In great as
sOrtment, garden implements, and other
thinks not herein enumerated. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
Mar. @lt. n. A. sEABRooKE
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THE MINERS BILL

Makes slow progress, not having yet
been finally acted upon in the Senate.
1t has been set for a third reading on
Tuesday, 21st inst, and its friends are
sanguine it will pass that body. 1t
will be two or more weeks probably
working its way through the House,
where it will require q good deal Of
labor to pass it. Its friends are pre-
pared to stand by it, through evil as
well as good report, and it is quite
likely that that there viii be a lively
discussion when it comes up. I am
inclined to the belief that 1t will be-
come 9 law.
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ESTATE of William Barber, decd.
TThe undersigned has been duly appoint
81 and qualified as Administrative on the
estate OF William BarDer, decd, late OF
Trumbull Co., Ohio.
MARY A. BARBER.
Liberty, March p. ls7l-St'
ESTATE Of PETER FOFT, decd.
~ The undersigned has been duly APP
pointed and qualified as Executor on the
estate OF Peter Fon, deceased, late Of TTum-
bull county, Ohio. JAMES +. FOFT.
SOuthington, Mar. Is, lsTl-3tS
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THE VTOToH
CURTISS IRON BEAM!

A new Pillow, introduced last season. and
has many friends, and Is hound 10 become a
mWOrite. Also the
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House. 1t has yet to pass the Senate
before becoming a law.
DEBATES.

House. 1t has yet to pass the Senate
before becoming a law.
DEBATES.
Nearly all Of this week has been
spent by the House in debating three
or four btlls-twO Of them concerning
Cincinnati. It seems that matters
coming up from Hamilton county are
more provocative Of wordy combats
and noisy wRnglihg, than attends
measures pertaining to the Interests
Of other sections Of the State. The
Hamilton county members number
ten, and If they insist on making
from two 10 ten speeches apiece. they
are as fatal to time as Sampson was
to the Philestines. on a certain occs-
sion, which it might seem invidious
to partieularize in this connection.
THE WEATHER
Has been glorious for several weeks.
The season seems now advanced to q
Pointoften not reached in this latitude
until a month or six weeks later. The
trees are putting forth their foliage,
and the lawns and meadows are cloth.
ed in the richest green. We are in
the way Of having either a very early
and prosperous season, or q very IN,
fortunate one. 1t will be a marvel il
the fruit shall escape an untimely
frost.
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To wear as well asRny made or sold In any
market. All we ask Is for you to try one Of
our PlOws, and be convinced. We also have
the sale Of the
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ROAD BILL.

The bill I introduced some time
ago, at the instance Of some Of the
farmers Of our county, providing that
township trustees may levy a special
road tax, to be used to repair rCads IN
the weaker districts, has passed the
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RAILROAD


There have been petitions sent here
from different parts Of the State COM
planning Of the great annoyance and
Inconvenience peopleare subject to in
consequence of railway trains stand
ing from a half hour to two and three
hours at points where highways cross
railway tracks. Probably no more
aggravating instances can be produced
than in the experience of some of the
farmers in the region about Leavitts-
burg, in our own county. The law as
it now stands was intended to prohib-
il and adequately punish the Obstruct-
ing of road crossings with railway
cars, for 6 longer time than five min
utes; but I am informed that the law
has been tested, and has failed to
remedy the evil or to afford sufferers
the proper redress. lam endeavoring
to have the law so amended thai any
conductor or engineer violating it,
shall be held guilty Of a misdemeanor,
anu may DG aA4EGNG4 OA 5lEuEs ~ -
thought this will make il so unpleas-
ant for some of the men who reply to
polite requests to move their trains of
the crossings, with vulgar and BIAS
phemous language" that they will
have q little more respect for the
rights and convenience Of the public.
COUNTY, CITY, &C, R. p. BILL.
The bill to authorize cities, towns,
and counties to build railroads and
own aud operate them just as they
would gas works, water works, or
public buildings, has been defeated.
It was desired b. many sectiOns Of the
State, but was bitterly opposed on the
floor Of the House as being impolitie
andimpractIcable. Such a law would
have enabled Warren to have built a
road Of its own to the coal fields east,
and would have probably been q good
investment. But our chance for a
road by this plan has gone down with
the bill. The debate on the bill last
ed about two days and was animated
and able on both sides.
ROAn 1uT.
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Mohakw Valley Clipper
PIOW Ia

STEEL PLOW, which was awarded the lrst
premium at the Northern Ohio Fair. at
Cleveland last fall; also Pittsburgh Steel
PlOWs. We keep q full line OF
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HtttIe

which Is well adapted 10 sod and stubble.
ground, N Is becoming a popular Plow.-
We also make the LONGS PLOW, Mes. s,
4. and 8.
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OUR POINTS

Patent for refining and hardening cast iron
which makes them preferable 20 steel in all
heavy soils. We will
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Uncle sam, Reeds Anchor, and many other
Plows which we can warrant. We spare no
pains In finishing U Flows In the best n
most substantial manner, not thrown to
gether as most Flows are. Our castings are
made by