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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
Best Manner Of Preparing Soil for Corn
rODs,

At a meeting of the Union Farmers
Club, of Fulton county Ill, a discus
sion was held on the above subject,
and the following facts ELECTED.
The greatest yield Is produced by
deep plOwing in the fall, and if sub
soiled and exposed to the Winters
freeze, so much the better. Land
plowed in the Fall is cultivated with
much less cost, as the ground IS com :
paritively free from weeds
From corn ground sub-sOiled the
season previous, in comparison with
ground in the same field where it was
omitted, all other circumstances be-
ing the same, the produce was ten
bushels in favor Of the ground which
was sub-sOiled. That which was not,
suffered from the drOuth last season,
while it did not effect the sub-sOiled
ground. r--r
The manner OF sub-sOiing alluded
to is, one pIow following another,
making the whole depth plowed from
twelve to fourteen inches.
From the experience Of several
members, the result obtained by sub
sOiling in the same manner in the
Spring was such that it was not rec
commended, ordinary blowing produe-
ing as good, il not better, results
though one Of our largest corn produ-
eers recommended deep plowing both
Fall and Spring.
All were unanimOusi in recommend =
ing the use of the harrow and roller,
particularly during q dry season.
Western Rural
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
How to Make Farm Lie AttrnctITs.

/. By less hard work. Farmers
often undertake more than they can
do well, and consequently work too
early and too late.
2. By more system. The farmers
should have q time to begin and stop
labor. They should put more mind
and machinery into their work. They
should theorize as well as practice,
and let both 60 together. Farming Is
healthy, moral anJ respectable; and,
in the long run, may be made profita-
BILE. The farmer should keep good
stock. and out of debt.
8. BY taking care Of health. Farm
ers have healthy variety Of exercise,
but too often neglect cleanliness, eat
irregularly and hurredly, sleep in ILL
ventilated apartments, and expose
themselves needless TO cold.
4. BY adorning the home. Books,
papers, pictures, music and reading,
should all be brought to bear upon
the indoor family entertainments
and neatness and comfort, order,
shrubbery, flowers and fruits should
harmonize all without. There would
be fewer desertions of old homesteads
il pains were taken to make them
agreeable. Ease, order, health and
beauty are compatible with farm life,
and were ordained to 60 with It.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
TRUE BEAUTY.

Beautiful faees-they that wear
The light OF a pleasant spirits there
II matters little n dark or falr.
Beautiful hands are they that do
The work o. the noble, good. and true,
Busy for them the long day through.
Beautiful feet are they that 90
SWiftly 70 tighten another's woe
Through SINNERS heator Einter'ssnoT,
Beautiful cililansn, n rieh, o. peor,
Who wax the pathway q, sweet and pure,
That lead 70 the nanzions strunG and
sure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

SHYING HORSES. when the driver
sees his hore directing his ear 70 any
point whatever, indicating the slight
est disposition to become afraid, let
him, instead Of pulling the rein TO
bring the horse toward the object
causing it's nervousness, pull il on the
other side. This viii instantly divert
the attention Of the horse from the
object which Is sexeiting his suspicion,
and in niBety-uine cases out Of hum
dred the horse viii pay no more at
tention to the object, from which ne
will f1y away II foreibly driven to IL
by pulling on the wrong rein. The
practice most persons have Of forcing
a horse up to the object, Tightening
1t only, Is dangerous and useless.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
Whole No. 2944.
gIsDOM AND TRUTHS.


Keep good company.
Pay thy dues willingly.
Cast not Off an old friend.
Be not fond Of fair words.
Live merrily as thOl canst.
Greatgifts make begghrs bold.
II thou come as a guest-stay not
700 long.
Good intentions can never justify
evil deeds. r.'e .05 III
Greatness Of mind is always com
passionate. - ri l
Great designs require great consid-
eratiOns. AL -i-c-
Great receipts render US liable to
great accounts.
Excess Of ceremony shows want Of
breeding. sal
AS perfume is to the rsse, 50 Is good
nature 70 the lovely.
That eivility Is the best which ex-
eludes al superhuOus form2ity.
The mind has more room In It than
most people think, II they would but
furnish the apartments
To men Of pOstical nature, life Is
apt 70 become 3 desert, IN whose un-
dulating air, as IS that Of other des-
erts, objects Eppear both wavering
aAd gigantic. 2 - -
Grammar IS learned from iauguage
mar; criticism from works Of art
more easily than works Of art from
criticism.
Memory Is q patient camel, bearing
huge burdens over LIES sandy desert.
Intuition is 3 bird OF paradise, aroma
Of celestial flowers.
Sincerity is speaking as we think,
believing as we pretend, acting as We
pt0fess, performing as we promise,
and being as we appear. --
Insult not misery, neither deride
infrmity, nor ridieule defOrmity; the
first shows inhumanity, the second
folly, the third pride.
Winter, who strips the leaves from
around rs, make rs see the distant
regions they formerly concealed; so
does old age rob US Of our eniOyments
only to exchange the prospect Of eter-
nifty before rs,
Wit is not the produce Of study; it
comes almost as unexpectedly on the
speaker as the hearer; one OF the first
principles Of il Is good temper the
arrows Of wit ought always 70 befeath-
cred with smiles when they fail in
that they become sarcasms.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
LanIer,s Fee.

A story is told at the expense Of a
legal gentleman, who was formerly
well known in Norwich, Conn.,. who
now lives in Oshkosh. One Smith
had failed in business and sold out,
and having two or three tough little
bills, had given them to this lawyer
for collection. Smith went to the
Office to receive the proceeds. The
amount collected was about $50. ''I'm
sorry you've been so unfortunate,
Smith, for I take a great interest in
you. I shan't charge you as much as
l should if-I didn't feel 50 much in
terest in you" Here he handed
Smith 81, and kept the balance. ''You
see, Smith, / knew you when YOU
were a boy, and I knew your father
before you, and I take a great deal of
interest in you. Good morning
Come and see me again!n Smith,
moving slowly out OF the door, and
ruefully contemplating the avails,
was heard to mutter, ''Thank God
YOU didn't know nv grandfather
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
The CHRONICLE.
For the CHRONICLE.
SPRING-TIME.
ny AERcIA BoYNrdlg LANE.

AAAaAaAAaA ~ y AMEN LAM
The son bright rays OF sunlight.
Give promise unto me
The ambient air OF summer
Is soon our guest 10 be;
The welcome little robins
Give concerts frea and long,
without one cents admission
To their gay and happy throng.
They chirp their notes Of Eladness,
And we should learn OF them
To be gentle and forEiving
Unto orr fellow men;
And also 70 be happy.
And praise the God above
For all the precious blessings,
He gives us with HIS love.
To work and never falter,
Tos.labor and 70 wait,m
For life's uaught but q pathway,
TO heavcne q peafiy gate;
Through fnorns and miry places,
ThrOugh cloud and sun-lit sky,
We all must surely clam bor.
TOreach our home on high.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
MASTER COMMlssIoNER's

lac stAte Of Ohio Trumbull County, IS.
samuel ouinby, IN TrumbuI CON-
/ n Dawson, ct Al. ton.
By virtue Of Al order of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbuil
County. Ohio. In the above named case 70
msdirected ant delivered, have levied on
and shall expose 70 publicsals at the door OF
the Csurt House, in the city OF Warren, Ohio,
on Saturday, April q, IET1. between the
hours of and clock, p. M. Of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, in
the cOuRty Of Trumbul and State OF Ohio.
tO-wit: situate in the city OF Warren in
said county and state. and bounded and des-
cribed IS follows: On the north By the south
line OF Canal ST.; on the east by west line Of
Main St: on the south BY the Ohio q Penn
Eylvania Canal, and on the west BY line
running north aud south and parallel with
Main 81. aud 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 the J. II
Dawson & Co., OIL Mil, with all necessary
machinery for carrying on that business
Appraised at $500. Terms Cash.
R W. RATLIFF,
Mar. q, ls71-5t specT Master Commiss'r.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
RFSTDFNCF FOR

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
1ySALE-DT. +. Myers having purchased
3 lot on the east side OF the public square,
warren. Ohio, olIers for sale his present
residence situated on the corner Of High and
Chestnut street, or reasonable terms The
mouse y entirely new. ne lot Is well I'M
proved and underdrsiDed, and Contains
thereon good barn and other necessary
out-hOuses. Grape vines and rhrubbery in
abunoance. besides 9 great variety OF fruit
tres, al bearing. This residedce Is splen-
didly situated and within q few minutes
walk Of the business portion Of the city
The Street on which the house stands Is
severed and al con nnections made thereto.
A good well Of water. ifnot the best in town,
is on the above premises. For further par
ticulars enquire Of or address.
March ., 1871.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

Here is an instance Of fdislnterested-
ness. A Boston merchant who gave
S., 900 70 an educational institution
and was instrumental in securing
S75, 900, hasnever seen the inside of the
society's building, which the money
built, and has never been invited 70
Vssit IL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
III The State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, as.
Huldah c. Beebe, In the Court Of
Va. Common Pleas.
Drsyton Andrews. et. al.
By virtue of an order Of sale Issued out Of
the COurf Of Common Pleas OF Trum bull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered. have levied
upon and shall expose 70 public sale, on the
premises, IN Hartford township, on Thurs
day, tEs 9Th day Of April, 1871, between the
hours OF IL g. m. and 3 O'Clock. p. m. the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements To-
Wit: Situate in the Comfy OF Trumbull
and State Of Ohio, IN the township OF Hart
ford, IN said county and State, and known
Is Lot So and Il bounded as fglloEs: On the
south BY the highway, and west by lands OF
Asa Newman, and north by lands OF George
". Bushnell, and east by lands OF Stephen
Bates, and 20 c0ntain one hundred and hfty
acres Of land, be the same more or less
Appraised at -. Terms Cash.
ALBERT WATSON,
Special Master Commissioner.
March =, Is7l-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

Mems lives should be like the day,
more beautiful in the evening; or
like. the summer, aglow with promise;
and like autumn, rich with the goi-
den sheaves. where good works ana
deeds have ripened on the ield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
a ALE OF REAL ESTATE.

@ ALE OF REAL ESTATE.
0On saturday; the I'd day Of April A. D.
ISL. between the hours Of one and four
O'Clock, p. m Of said day, BY order Of the
Probate Court Of Trumblll County. Ohio, ]
viii sell at public suction, 70 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, Trumbull County, Ohio,
and known as part OF Lot No. sixty-One (6l),
IN said township; bounded north and east
by the highWsy south by lands OF E A.
Brown; west by Church Lot. Containing
about two and one-hRlf acres Of land, more
or less, on which are two dwelling houses
and one store building. Appraised at $500.
Terms-TEo-thirds cash In hand on day OF
sale, balance in two months
SETH N. LAIRD, Assignee.
March p, l65l-5t OF Samuel TicehurEt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

One day in June q neighbOr met an
old man, and remarked:
Its very hot"
"Yes," said Joe, '-if it wasn't for
one thing should say we were going
10 have q thaw."
what is that?" inquired the
friend.
There's nothin' froze," said he.
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DMINIsTRATOR's


"a Notice Is hereby given that the subseri-
Der has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate OF Clarissa
Galpin, decd. late Of the township OF MesO-
potamia. Trumbul County and State Of q.
All persons who are indebted TO said estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment
ment 70 the subscriber, and all persons who
have legal claims gainst said estate, vii
present them legally p roVen fnT settlement
v ithin eighteen months from this date.
LINUS TRACY, Admir-.
Mesopotamia, Mar. o. ls7l.-st
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OOWETTSSTONFRfS SAT.F

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
OThe State OF ohio, Trumbuu County, S.
The Brown Iron Co. In Trumbun Com
lanes Harris SS ct al mon PieHs'
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
70 a decree made by, and an order Of sale
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Trumbuu County, Ohio, to us directed, as
Special Master Commissioners, in the suit OF
the Brown Iron Company, against James
Harris, ct al. directing US 70 sell the follow
ing described real estate, we shall offer for
q le at public auction et the door OF the
Court House in the City Of Warren, County
OF Trumbull, Ohio, on Saturday, the I'd
daE Of April, A. ID. 1874. between the hOurs
Of p. m. and ?. m. the following described
real estate situated In Weathersdeld town
and known as parts OF Great Lots numbers
two. three, i've ana six, (NoB. 2 5, 5 and g. Of
the urigiI al survey OF said township, and
bouuded as follows BegtnnlnR at the in
tersectnn Of The east line Of Market ST., so
called. extending 70 the center OF Robbins
Avenues theLIce g eS5So z s. chains a links
along the center OF Robbins Avenue thence
n. - E. II chains = links; thence n. So
W. chains 3 links; thence W. 81 W. 9
chains 81 links, thence n. So chains, y
links 70 q white oak tree marked for q line
tree standing In the corner thence n. - E.
a chains, so links; thence n. SS1<e ". p
chains IS links; thence n. IsE. I chain 5
links: thence n. SO ". s chains s6 links 70
the "a terry line ot Vienna Road, 50 called:
thence =. - W. 40 cQalnHy % LnEEs thence
N $50 W. 8 chains, Sc links 70 the east line
OF seid Market St; thence 8. - W. along
the east line Of Market st. - chains, 81 links
. the place OF beginning, containing one
hundred and sixty-six (l65l acres Of land, be
the same more or less. Appraised at -.
Terms OF sale. cash,
CHAUNCY H ANDREWS z
LUCIUS Z. COCHRAN.
AEsignees OF Harris. Blackford & Co. Spec
clal Master Commissioners.
Niles. u, March p IS7I
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7 n. DAWSON, Mayer Of the Incor-
/. poraled VILLAGE of Warren, O., and alss
Justice OF the Peace In and for said Village,
attends % al business usually transacted BY
every Monday morning nom 70 Il o'clock
Ian s.. $50.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been appointed Admin
lEtrator on the estate OF Isaac B. Spring late
Of Green Township, Trumbull County, decd.
Dated at Green, this I'D day OF March, A
D. 1871. JOHN SLOAN.
Mar. .. tS7l-St'
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nRF. MTERS, tenders his profess
II tziolal service % TIE people Of Warren
and vicinity. once Second story First Nat.
Bank building. Entrance on Market street.
Once hOurs, nom 10 20 Il a. M, and l 70 8 D.
n Residence, corner 81 High and Chestnut
streetE Nov. q, 1851 ly-s
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There are $1,000 more males than
females in the human population Of
Minnesota, 3 masculine excess Of
twelve per cent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

The general reports from Illinois
are that the prospects Of the wheat
crop were never better at this season
Of the year than now.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

Letters from Florida speak Of ripe
oranges, open windows and temper
ature Of faeventy-seveH degrees.
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T. J. NOLAN & SON,
BANKERS, Warren. o.

Bankinr Busihsss. of All kindsadone.
BoHda Coin and Coupons, bought and sold.
Interest eli0Wed on Deposits.
Money 90 Loan. good Notes bought.
Drafia on Europe bought and sold
prEEEre Tickets 70 and ron Europe furnished
aaIe1us Stamps for sale a. discount.
Insurance 81 low rates
0veIIines auf Rfofs.roomE for rrentor sale, and
arsneral Renl 3 ta.s business done.
Ample means and twenty-five years eE-
perie1cs enable rs 70 tranzact al depart
ments of business, to The entire Subtraction
wsfTeh. o. sepf:T. Is7n-IyI.
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nnI.PHna GRRTFR

A DOLPRUS GRETER, Dealer in
~ Musical Merchandise Of AL descriptions,
VIZ: Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Niolins,
Guitars, ,AccordeonsC Claronetts, FLUTES, Flies,
DrumE. FIauo7sprelds Piono-stoolEs Sheet
music MuEic-booxs, Violin Strings, Guitar
Sfrfnea A. a. stGre IN Webb's Block, over
Rortars BOOK Store. IJan- 5. $50
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\. h. wALKEE, ". 3. leslie, RI WALKER.
WALKER, LESLIE 4 CO., Bank
eTE.aChurc1 Bill. Ohio. Dealers N
Government Securities, Foreign and DOnes-
Tic Exchange CnllecfiUuE made, Interest
allowed on Special Deposits. 0an. 4-iy-
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TDpIxGs kMOReAE. Dealer in St.

TDDTNGS 8 &MORGAN, Dealers IN Sta
ple and Fancy DrT Goods, Carpets, Nat
HnFF ard floor on Cdoths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Codee. &C. They keep con-
stantly on hand, large and ful assort-
and fashionnhie STYLES. and ofter them for
sale az the lowest prices In the market.
Ian 8 fe7o.
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The Massachusetts, House has pas-
sed bill preventing in that State the
hunting OF deer by hounds or dogs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

MAcKEr.

v. D. HALL. FL. MAcKET.
II ALL & MACKET, Manufactures
H Of Earuess and dealers I'm Saddlsry
HARDWARE, Trunzs VaiiseH, Travelling Bags,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
WHTTTLESET ADAMS, Fire and

w Life Insurance. Agent, Warren, Ohio.
the best CompanieE on favorable terms I;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furniture iEEured for one, three and i've
years once In McCombs and Smiths blocR.
F.E .HUrcEUs. c. + szFBDEE, J.E <TuI /
HUTCHES, GLIDDEF & STDLL,
I'LL Attorneys at Law, once over Smith 4
Turner'S Store, corner OF Main and Market
Streets. Warren. Ohio. Han 5. lS7o-tL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

Marry not an old crOny nor a fool
for money.
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A LMON d. WEBB Notary Public,
"a Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent Passage Tick
cts sold 70 and from, and money remit
ted tStbe old country, At the lowest current
rates. Ones In We5b'S Block, Main Street.
Warren. Oeio. jan ia
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rHAn AcKrrr
roKrEE

W NAV. PORTER, Dealers
w in School and Miscellaneous Books
Stationary, Wal Rapers, Periodicals, Pam
phlets and Magazines, at the New York Book
Store. Main Street.. Warren. Ohio.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

AEsignees OF Harris. Blackford. & Co, Spec.
clal Master Commissioners.
Niles. o., March p lS7l
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
~ IS. Q. Chryst 4 Co.'S new meat market
opposite the Court House. Market St. War
rens Ohio. Ian. 5 lS7O-6
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J. EAR1TUN. CT MErCALF.
II ARMOE & METcALF, Physicians,
Ill and Surgeonz; Omce on HiGh Street at
Jan. S ls7n
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-03-11

this standpoint, we say, that the Indian policy
 ofour government IS the prettiest admixture 1 Of jobbery and imbecility that was ever con- ceived by the fertile brain of man. Troops
 are sent out not to kill the Indian. but to feed
 the contractor. Thatthe primal object is not
 to do battle with the foe, is evidenced by the fact that there is no selection made of the proper class of men for such service. Indian hunters should be recruited on the frontier, among men used to Indian fighting, quick of foot, true of aim, inured to fatigue None but the pick, even of these, should be allowed to go on such an errand. A huudrsd of them were worth thousand of your atlantic city luneh-fends, Again, making peace with a. paches, and furnishing them with gifts, is the veriest bosh that ever emanated f,om an ada dled pate. The whole system was contrived for the benefit of the white trader and agent. We would make no truce, and show no mercy to adult males of this or similar tribes.
 All this do we aYow, at ths great hazard of being called 6 miscreant by those highly pol- ished gentlemen, (and ladies,) who from the cushioned easy chairs of New York and Bos- ton, in decreeing supplies of blankets, am- intuition and provisions to the Indian, cold- bloodedly deal out death and destrRction to their white fellows. We can stand this cri- ticism from them, for we know We are right in our position, And we are just as right, when we stop short at this, and cannot approve of inveigling the heathen among us by words of peace, and then sIaughteung them, heather fashion We call this atrocous.
 We put oursslf in your place ArjzonGn; bu! do not you put yourself in the place of the Indian He is law unto himself; but ours is higher law. Self-preservatiOn prompts us to slaughter him on sight; but not to betray him 10 his death with lie on our lips
 Thisisa beautiful and humane sentiment a sentiment which whilews do'not approve we cannot conscientiously condemn. We believe, however, that our urcontemperary needs only our experience among the Apaches to render it superior to the delicate scruple which distin, guishes between our several opinions; and we think, moreover, that were we in your place, Tri5une we would think about as you do