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ssIcNrF,s SALE.

ATo1eois bsrshy rivUn, that the under
pe-1gLUIW vi
Ger III public Uia on the Uthday ofAays
ISL, between the hour OF 10 oeioeH an
~ oWf described real estate, ituated
i1|aae toWship efEoWlerIrumlnlSO
% u 49,
IN re eagt and Wesi center road; thence
sosf ~ ne public SQUARE thence south on
the west line Of the public square 70 lana -
Said nj baldwin; thence vest on me noFtn
~ ~ saId Raldvin's land 70 land belong
f-- ii nrrrtonI AndreWE heuce norlh %
~ -fa1anfhFairninG cntalhing abortone
- OF land, excepting theretrom NnAt !.
occupied BY the nesting ho1se, and Nnst I.
Z ofhe iease for house sheds IS decided %
Ssid Baldwin, SeptA ls&
49, blrt OF Lot No IS and bonnoed g
saiioWF Beeinnmg etascake etthe north'
sesf s5rner Tciands owned by Joel Horton
fhence east three rods and I'VE anq one-nAsl
feef 20 Z stonaa and corner CID. bsloWinfs
land. theu0 -
I'm ~ ire place or beginning, E-lo0 OF Al
acre Of land, as deededto said Baldwin OCT
49, .rsot Nc. g ana bounded AZ
e,iioWs. on the east BY the public square
on ne South by the east and west centeI
road the vest bylands Owned BY An.
drew ". o. the north oE soWneo
Ssres OF land, as decided to said BALDWIN.
Also part OF lot No. IS bounded as fol.
Iowa: beginning At the northwest cornel
q what = EnoWues 8lHEnoEe nCu1o lQt q
aid BaldEln theUco uH1l a4It1 ude
n ne eaStand west center oad tothe north
east corner Of lands owned by Joel TrueS.
dell. thence south on said Truesdell'6 eaGi
line 70 lands owned by Noami Sillimau
thence east On aid Naomi Silliman's north
line 70 the southwest corner Of said store
house los theRoa north 10 the place OF be
ginning. and said TO contain two acres 81
land. as decided 70 said Baldwin, Jan $3.50
Terms OF SHE made EEuEnou day OfEale
GEO. p. HUNTER
Assignee OIL Baldwin.
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Y EGAI NOTnCE.

IL Eerah LsE1E who resides IN Trum-
z CounE Ohm Edward Norris, who re-
sides m Mahoning County, Onto. endthe IN
known heirs Of Daniel Lewis, whose places
OF residence are unknown. You are hereby
n0tthedsonat joseph StuaTt, Admtntsuator
Of heaot1e Of Daniel LelsJoeceasec on
the 6th day Of My, A. d. ISL, Med his peti-
ton In the Probate Court within and for
the County Of Trumbuil, and State OF Ohio.
aleEnE thai perzona estate OF said de-
cedelt ER91nuent 70 pay his debts and
died seized In fee simple Of the following
described real estate, situate in said COUNTY,
70 wit: In ht No 10 In Weathersneld town
ship n bounded as follows: Beginning on
! Counties attbe southeast corner ola q and
] 2-lO0 acre lot Of land decided by Abner Os-
born 70 Thomas ]. Thomas, thence north 10
EAST aloDg sid Thomas east line. s chains
and q links 70 q stake, thoncs eastSIAe. east
2 chains and Il links 20 q take In the south
line q EdWsrd Stunts land, thense- south
81 thefAAroAd, thencesouth-Wester4y along
the west line Of said railroad about S chains
and Sc LINKS 70 the Line between said COun-
9ess 0Snee neTA aiong sald
Of beginning. subject TO all legal highways
and r~eservatious in the deed from Osborn TO
Henry Kyle. dated August 18th, 1861, 70
which reference Is hereby made, andexcept-
ing nom the above description about one
ARE OF land, on rom fthe Eorth part o.
said land, sold and conveyed by said Dan
lei Lewis ana sara Lewis 70 Ann Joseph oy
deed Of June 18Th iGl and ooutslnl1E sub
ject 70 said exceptions abOutSS-lWo OF an acre
Of land, be the same more or less; that
sarah LeH1a.-a widow ofsaid oecedent, is
entitled follower in said premises, and that
said unknown heirs, as his heirs at law.
hold ne noxt estate Of inheritance therein.
The prayer Of said petition Is for the sale OF
said premises for the paymeat Of debts and
charges assafofeEa9d.
Said petition viii be forhearing on the 10th
day OF June AD.lGL or as soon thereafter
asc6unsaf can be heard p
JOSEPH STUART. Admir-
OF Daniel Lewis, decd.
By Hutchins, Gliddeu a Stall,
Att'ys for Petitioner.
Warren, o., May 10 lS7l.-4t.
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CoJoRs.-Itis q great art TO know
what cotors go best together. Green
looks well with gold, violet or red
pale blue with scarlet, pink, with
black and white, and gray with scar
let or pink. A cold color generally
requires q warm tint to give it life.
White and black are usually safe for
any complexion. Pink is becoming
to some, but not il there Is much col.
or in the cheeks or lips. Mafze or
straw color is particularly becoming
70 people OF dark complexion, with
black hair and eyes. Above all,
whatever be the color of the dress,
the ornaments and trimmings
throughout, should be CORRESPONDENT
enc with the other. II ali that fn-
lshes 3 dress harmonizes then the
general effect cannot fail Of being
good.
A room with pictures in it, and a
room without pictures differs By near
~ as much as a room with windows
anda room without windows. Moth
ing, we think IL more melRBeholy,
particularly 10 G person who has 70
pass much time in his room than
blank walls, for pictgfesare I0opholes
OF @c4pe TO the soul, leading il 10
other scenes and other spheres.
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The Davis VertiCIe Feed,
SEWING MACHINE

AS, by actual trial, proved to be
"secondt 70 none q is, without doubt
Lu5B ~estSeWing MachtnenoW manufactured
for Al kinds OF work. Tit Yertiele Feed
Of most valuable principles ~everinvent-
cd enabling IL 10 run over seams and turn
corners without change Of tension or length
OF stitch. or stopping the motion OF the ma
chine. Tn Feed Bar is close TO and in the
rear OF the needle and the feed takes place
while the needle Is down through the goods,
nesses OF any length, without basting and
preventing the pickering Of piece bile
the other remains straight, and at the same
Inns do what no other Aachine can do, to.
VII TaR1ug 81 the stretch rom the goods,
leaving a sean alike on both atdes The
presserfOOt Is Always raised nom the goods
while the feed place, allowing seams
20 pass Ina perfect tanner, while on the
other machines The presserfOot presses with
is f1ll force on the goods while the feed
AZ place. thusit is impossible for cams
Of any size topass under without raising the
presserfOot
We use the same Machine for the manu-
facture Of Boot AND Shoes, as for the finest
lace, merely suitlng the needle and thread
% the goods, while other machines have
dider6nt Eizes Cor dtdersnt Kinds of WORK
D Davis Is the only machine that Will hem
wide or narrow In = perfect manner on any
kind Of goods from cheese sacking 70 broad
cloth, strait or bias. without folding or hast
Ing the goods II Win cord. bind, braid. fell.
guilt, tuck, and gather and run on q band al
lneSametime,and nom one TO three ruf1es or
betWeen two straight bands. The Davis Is
manufactured nom the best imported cast
steei and Is composed Of only twelve strong
working parts, (other machines having from
thirty 70 forty, thus making Il the most
simple machine IN the market. We sell the
Machtne on b following ouditions
s5.U0on delivery and ten dollars per month
until paid for. Teach you 70 use the ma
chine perfectly, warrant 10 for three years
q N at any time within thrae month Won
End the Davis Machine you have Is NOT and
viii not do all we claim aud advertise. we
viii furnish you in its place. any machine
you call for that Is sold In this country. al
the agents price. The Davis Is taking The
precedent Of all other machines wherever H.
has been introduced. The Davis nov old
the highest prize, The Gold Medal" over
az other maphinea- which vas awarded Al
hes great trial IN Manchester. n. n :
View England Mechanics Institute, ser. IO
1870 ate atest Of three weeks, and IN con
test with every other Sewing Machine sold
IN the United states. Please send for cireu-
lars and call az the once and give the Davis
= thorough examination and TRIAL Machfne /
sewing respectfully solicited. Maehfne ]
vi and Needles for the Davis. SINGER Hove {
wheeler q Wilson, &C., for sale. once and
kales room IN Adams Bookstore, MarketE -
warren, o.. Address all orders 10 FTIf-
Z. 5. KNEELAND.
Gen1 Agent fOrTumbuu Co
March 8. lsI-Sms J
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ID iDGE notice. 81
laDN0tica isahereby gwen that the Com
m~lssloners OF Trumbull County, viii receive
81 the Auditors ohee, insaid county. up to
the 18th day Of May, 1871, at L O'Clock m,
sealed proposals for building me abutment
I o heaTy Sandstone nRso1ry, near the resi-
dence OF John Hurst, in Braeevtlle town
AIso.-sealed proposals viii be receiveda al
the abOve mentioned place, and mp 70 the
same time, for e~oRstraeti1ga RroEsm lron
tTubu1ar Arch Bridge, Of : D feet and
fourteen feet Roadway. eeross EasIe Creek,
IN BracsEthe toFuhlp nearthelresadene
kSSa5ssa5sd p-raposais am be received a;
ibeksma place sndnp 70 he sane time. fol
cons-rucunga Wn8nsht = Bridge OF two
tSpanAs oneof nj hundred andten feet and
one Of ons hundred1anu I'VE teetf sew
enteen feet foadEay tathe elear, across the
| MahbntSEHxer atGfraaA In The TOWNSHIP
I or Lfbedys -TheGoofing p be or , pesl
loEkumber. cwasnEs haEinches thick
| o. umbarTuohnda haifinchesG hich and
twelve fneheR auida,sand4olbe placed not
more than twenty ineheE apart The nooring
10 Be Lid diagpnaIlys The 1ron WoFk, 70 be
yal paihtsd via Two eoss- oLminsrai
SirAeuork 70 be Zone IN the most thor.
fUuRh sud- wOrkmRn-like manner, and al
materials 70 b Of the best quality, and the
have a sustaining power Of z0 Pounds per
ilonialfooE Goa
1 NTne CunEfalI1r 20 ENa4E
hhppronraoT hsaEfdConmHaEtoner1.f for The
I fGfthfuhpG1orDEucsoftns e~ontrac61
An tungumkto eo1mpletedAonzor be
! fOre4he4st-ofAugus ISL, and tue bridge "a
be completed on or before SepL LIST, ISL
The Commissioners reserve the right "a
/ reject any or AL bids received. r.
o. 4. WOLCOTT,1
AREED SCounty
]. B.PAYNE. COmmiss'rs-
JAS. d. KEENEDY, Auditor.
] s. F. DICEEY, Surveyor.
Warren, o., April Is. lS7l-6t.
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One Of the Partland, me. ladies in
Paris during the seige, writes that be
fore-the city fell they had TO come
down 10 horse flesh, and very good
they found it, too. On alternate DAYS
they were able TO secure a nice cut al
.seyenty-tve cents q pound, and on
other days they had TO take pieces
that were only good 10 make soup
with. The two o three days before
the end Of the seige they received
only twelve ouneeso Of bread a day for
their support, this being made of the
remains Of the -four, oats, rye, SC,
left in the city. all mixed together,
and very u~npalatable. After theseige
was raised the supplies came IN, and
their delight was great when their
baker said he could give them a Loaf
q nsat sAeaf eFead. fla
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Simon Hunt, an authority on the
subject residing at Hudson, Wiscon-
sin, predicts that the potato bug crop
this year will be a failure, and adj
vances q very plausible theory, which
will interest everybody who lives in
the country. The potato bug, as is
we'll known dies after laying its eggs.
The watm weather late last autumn
deeeiFedf the bugs into laying all their
eggs, which UpentIon they should
have defesred until spring, lfiHg DOR
mant through the winter. The bugs
died aceondIRgto programme, and the
frOsts Of the winter destroyed all THEN
EdTUG. Therefore we shall have few,
II any potato bugs for-the season or
ISL.
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At the residence of Mr.. r. r. Dob-
bin, "Pine Grove In the town Of
Waterloo, N. Y, recently, was cele-
brated the marriage OF Mr.. Samuel
SOverill, Of Newark, N. J., (aged sew
enty-fOur years. to Mrs. Amy Bar
clay, OF Hillsdale, Michigan, aged
seventy-thTee years.. The Rev. VIM.
Snow, who tied the knot which
"bound two loving hearts as one" is
aged ninety years, and OBLIGATED at
the marriage of Mrs. Barclay 10 her
first husband nearly fifty years ago.
One OF. the bridesmaids, Mrs. G. Van
Epps, has passed her s~eventy-third
year. The other, the wife Of the Of
hciating clergyman, is aged seventy
seven years. The groomsmen were
all gray haired, though not so far adj
vaneed in life.
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The |RONTCL

A Row AMONG THE DEAD Ian
GUAGEs.-Seve-al Of the newspapers
having perpetrated jokes on the trav-
whom "NihHf and nOctes head OF,
the Yale CougdRt retorts Is follows =
20 HnUH seulls. He didn't either -
Sic Transit drove q Ia pone tandem
feTHO Yer from the Eastward. He is
visiting his ante MH. Dto Terra, in
this city, and will stay till OTtsm.-
Mr.. Dignost the Terris likewise e. super
with us last evening, when he eta a
bdtd pie. The pugilist also mum with
him. He lambda man badly in the
street. He CUTS nos of, and HOcts en-
fdt ,Tnd founder
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NOTICE.

IGNotice Is hereby given that a petition
sni be presented 70 B Commissioners OF
rrumbull County. Ohio, on the 5th day ol
June, A. D. 1871. at their regular session,
braying FOR the locating and establishing a
County Road. sixty feetfn width, commence
ing az the west terminus Of James st.. in the
F1lagaDf Niles inE2idcounty; thence run
Of samuel j. Campbell, and 70 intersect
with the road running west Of the Oaufeld
Inc warren road, "a Newton Falls, passing
through lands OF the heirs OF John A Hun
ter. Eliza Blackford, Charles p. Moore,
heirs Of Kiln Draper Iames-Ma Roberts,
and John II. Park CHAS. p. MOORE
CHAS- NANWYE
Apr. u, ls7I-t and my otherL
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Hair IewsIry Mandatory.

Buy the Apple P.r,r. COrsrA sllo,r Price 81
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ron. xnTrrr

EGAL NOTICE.
Linz Etateof Ohio, RElmbun County. In
Lac ofCommon Pleas.
Joshua b. Jordan, Plaintiff, VI. Philip Da.
Wis ndMary J. Davh, Bsendants.
The defendant, Fhil(p Davis, Will take no
tics thst pm the nth day o. APRIL lslL, the
plaintiff nled his petition IN said Court, set
ting forth that on the Gh day OF March,
ls76, The defendant executed and deiiVere3
70 plaintiff his two certain prnmfEsny
notes Of that date for one hundred dollars
each, the nrst q due In one year, with
/ efrhf Der cent interestsnnd thu Eeeond due
per cent? that 70 secure the payment OF said
notes, the defendan8 executed and deliver
"a 20 plaintim Their mortRage desd ofthat
date. conveying 70 plaiptin me following
ship OF Weather1defd[5ount 81 Trrmbun.
and STATE o. Ohias known as Lot o q, in
Gross mi Payne's subdivision No. Is,
and parts OF lots and IS, or tractisi In the
bounded and described a. follovSs BEGIN
ming at apoint IN q center Of the Austin
town road al MS intersection With the cen-
Ter I Of The Ohlton roads thence south
along The lite line OF said AnsiintsRn
noad three chains thirteen and one-half
andtWenty links. thence northg chains and
six links 20 the renter OF said Ohlton rOad
themes westerly alongthe center ofsaid road
fsix chains and nehalfnn 10 n place Of
yey Of James Mackeys two and &iO acres
nfland; which deed Waa duly recorded on
The Istn day Of March. tnTrumbull County
record q mortgages Eel.G. pags Petit
Interest on said second note have become
due and are unpaid and Kin fnT the sale
Of said premises 70 satisfy the anne q the
tnaAnce yeti % become dne. Defendant VIII
W. z. eREAR-Atpy for Plaintiff.
April a. igIl-6t
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MATCH FREE, and $50 a dan sure, no
~ humbug. Address with stamp, LATTA
& CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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EGAI. NOTICE

llITle state Of Ohio, Trumbun County.
IN Court Of Common Pleas. Permelia
Clark, vs.. Andrew ]. Clark. The defendant
will take notice that on the ID day Of May,
III plHtnnH hled her petition N sid Court
against defendant, alleging that b WaslaE-
fully married to defendant on the day OF
- 1857, by whom she had three children,
viz : Clara A, aged Il years; Charles E,
aged 0Fears, and Harry L, aged years
That dafendant has been Wflfully absent
from plaintiff for over three years past
Petition prayE divorce, for custody Of said
children, for reasonable alimony, and that
the same may be dscreed q charge upon
lands Of defendant situate In Kinsman, said
county, known as the homestead formerly
occupied by defendant, Il section No. l9, con-
tanning lie square rods OF land. Petition
Will be for hearing at neItterm OF said Court.
W. 7. SPEAR, Atty for PltG.
Mays IsTI-6t.
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uron-S.7I.-SfT


Commercial credit is the creation
Of modern times and the mostimport.
ant Sgent Of general prosperity. II
belongs in its highest perfection. only
to the most enlightened and best gov.
efned nations,
Credit is the gitalair;of the system
OF modem commeroe. 1EIt has done
more . thousand tines 70 enrich us.
tons than al che mines OF the world.
IL has excited labor. stimulated man.
-ufactures, pushed commerce over ey.
cry sea, and brought every nation,
every Kingdom, every small tribe
among the races Of men, to be known
to All the rest IL has raised armies,
equipped nARies, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the gross power Of mere numbers. II
has established national superiority
on the foundation of intelligence,
wealth. and we'll dineeted industry
-Bontek Weostsr.
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Remember, that our great business
in this world is to prepared to get well
out of it."
Remember, that dishonesty never
makes q friend, but that a dishonest
man will no more trust one Of his
kind, than ar honest man viii trust
him.
Remember that "shrOuds have no
pockets
Remember, that you can say more
against your neighbOr by q shTug OF
the shoulders, or a significant look,
than you could say by words.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"a Sail every WEDNESDAY and SAFUR-
DAY, TO and from NEW YORK AND 6LAS-
and passengers
The steamers OF this hvorite line are built
expressly for the Atlantic PaaseuEertrade.
the safeiv, cOmfort and c~ouvenieuee Of PAS
sengerl Passage rates payablein currency.
TO GLASGOW, LIYERPOOL and LONDON
DERRY. E
Flrst Cabs, e65 End SO, observation-disclosures.
Cabla Return Tickets, $50, securing best ac-
tnts-1edi.fs =. ssst S.s.-,-. sss
Parties sending Tor their disadsf - tlsOld
Country can purchase tickets &C reduced
rates. 10. mrther pa~ricularsappH tOHEN-
DERSON BB0THERS, 2 BoWfnF Green n.
warren, D Mar. 1S6m.
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nEsTRABLE RFsTDFNCE FOR

D5ALE-DE F. Myers having purchased
. lot on the east side Of the public square.
Warren, Ohio, Oilers for sale his present
residence situated On thecornero OF High and
Chestnut Street, on reasonable terms. The
house Is entirely new. the lot Is well i'm
proved and uuderdraineds n contains
out-ho1seS- Grape vines and ~rhrubbsry in
abundance, besides a great variety or fruit
trees. al bearing. This residedce Is splen-
didlv 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 connections made thereto.
A good well Of water. Mnotthe best in town,
ID on The above PREMISE For further par
Hcuiars enquire Of or address.
DR.. F. MYERS, Warren. o.
March2 ISL.
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Perhspsnoonemedi
cine Is 50 universally
required By every
body rs q c4thardc,
nor was ever any BE-
fore 50 universally
adopted into use. IL
every country and
among an classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgadTe PHI, he
obvious reason IS,
thai il ralia.
h1a nmH E~Ar-a -
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. EGAL MUTE.
IEllen Findlay and her husband -
FIndlsy, TObieSkf Hatch and Allison Hatch
~residingin Hancock County Illinois; Ann
CevillR Hatch. Ellen ]. Hatch, Emma Hatch
and Ira Hatch, residing In Warren Co. New
Jersey; Henry h. Hatch, residing in Juna
County, Wisconsin; Leander o. Hatch, reG-
ding in Clayton Co, Iowa; n Cevilla Greer
and her husband Isaac Greer, residing In
Alamakee Co., Iowa; Anso B. Hatch resi-
Hafeh, Trumhul Co, ohio, are hereby
nOtided that on the ID day Of May, 1871, Ar
linFton ]. Hatch filed IN the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbuu County, Ohio, his Pc
u1onaaEatnSt them, praying r. aTutio OF
the fouSF1ng described lands n for other
relief. Said lands are situate in the town
ship OF Mesopotsmia, county Of Trumbuus
and state OF Ohio, and hnOWn as part OF Lot
No. S.. beginning At post standing al the
s. Z. corner Of Lot 81; thence running west
on the south tine Of the same 20 the south-
west corner OF said Lot; thenc north on the
West1ine 80 far that a line running east and
west parallel with the south line OF thesame
lot thence south IN the same line 20 the
plaea OF beginning, W~fll=coutains q hum
dned acres OF Land, andzls-the late home
stead OF Anso1 Hatch, decd. Said cause
will be for hearing at the June term OF said
Court, 1SI, and decree taken for partition Of
Eaid lands miles, ~ObjecuoRsare mRde, and
and equitable. ARLINGTON J. HATCH.
By Hutchins, Glidden q Stul.
May ISIS bis All yA
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8 O'CLOCK,

REAO 'COnVent Life UnvaIIed.. By Editb
uEES O'GOrmaR. Escaped Nun, Whose
disclosures are thrilling aud startling. Price
tL.51, Conn. PUB. Co., Hartford, CT.
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saturday, MayaOth, A. D. 1871,
shsrmEomsa. RsHssS1bE pshIslsI-5
nAIE a. REAI. FETATE-n

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On
btEss5 5h e. Af 6oa- go SE S 555 rs
O'Clock, 2. n, OF said day, by order Of the
Probate Court of ErumbaH county, Ohio, I
VIII sen st public auction, 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 township
OF "Reminiscences c0uufysuhiB and
Known rs part Of lot No. sixty-one Cd In
said township; bounded north and east
by the highway; south by lands OF +. A.
Brown; west by land owned by George
dWelltur hc1Rsaud onsstcHe buildtnE Ap-
praised at -. Terms-Two-thirds cash
in hand on day Of sale, balance in two
monthE. SETH NJ. LAIRD,
Nay 10 49, Assignee Of sam1 TioehurEi
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"The statement that tight lacing
saves the country 50, 900, 600 annually
in board alone, is a villainous and
habitusl lie. I know a girl who laces
so tight thar my arm will 60 around
her twice and lap I'VE 70 the elbow,
and one wouldn't think to look at her
that she could eat anything except
soup, but she has got an appetite like
a crOss-eut saw, and she mows q
swath at a table like a ~self-raking
reaper"
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BRONCHITIS and kindred diseas-
DesBy W. W Hail, n. %. In one vol.
= me. $50 Some OF the contents or tire
book are Air and Health Baths and Bath
Group; Cod Liver OIL Mortality Of Cifisk:
Demonstrations TO Editors: FeverRnd
Ague Manner o. Growth Hin Ldven.
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I~heologfcai students, Just reed At AD-
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-17

BosToN AND NEW EsGLAND PAssESGERs
with their Baggage, are transferred (ree q
charge IN New York.
The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches GIN THE WORLD - &C
comp9ny AL night trains on this rallWay
nA-The Erie Railway Company has OPEN
ed new Ferry nOm their Jersey City Depot
% the foot o. I'D 81 New York, thus ena-
bling passengers 70 reach the upper portion
Of the city Without the expense aud annoy
ancc OF a street car or omnibu transfer.
HI-Ihe scenery along rhe entire route OF
the Erie Railway ls Of the most picturesque
and oeauutul character. Admirers OF Ma
lures beauties, in q daylight journey over
this Lint viii ind In its ev changing land
scapes ubiects OF continual admiration AID
Interest.