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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-10

OFFICE;
26 Monroe ST., next door to lst N. Bank.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

James n. Mason, Of Virginia, for
many years Senator Of the United
State and rendered notorious by his
extreme Sopthsrn views and his seizure
by Admiral wilkes on bosrd the English
steamer TFesrinJfha early part of There
bellion, diedat AieXaDdrR en- Saturday,
after q lingering illness De m0rftiS El
aist bOaEaE Thsreis nothing in his long
public career upon which we can look
with satisfaction, but he was the natural
and spontaneous frritdge 0fthB system
whieh pR6ducsd him. One OF the most
bitter and xrHIent Of all the ensmies OF
the United tEteL gstthe vBIyintsnsity
Of the gal bsaeftted the country by
helping 70 open its eyes tothereal char
acter Of the hostility with which it had
90 deal. He had attained lineage of sew
enty-three years, and lived 70 witness
the tiuaph Of every Principlewhich be
bad Bo-z6alouslys ouRbtto6 ampls under
foot This is the revenge which humAn-
ity takes on its oppressors-to show
them that they are impotent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10


Berlin is highly tickIed with the
story Of the manner in which the
eldest boy Of the Crown Princes de.
meaned himself when he met his
grandfather the other day, 1T Wild
park As soon as the emperor came
within proper distance this youthful
Fritz salHted him with intense grav-
ity, and stoodto attention as Tigidly
as If he had PgtTifed The Emperor
called him familiarity by name, and
asked an afestionate question. His
reply was another elaborate military
salute, and Rresumption on the boys
part Of Attention. With q burst Of
laughter the. old gentleman took his
grandson in his Armsr when at length
the latter thought eircpmstsnees en-
duedmm tomenged Discipline in affec-
Gonate demonstrations. He Is very
Ike what in Appearance, the Prince
OF Wakes was at his age he Is spoken
Of as avery promising boy-honora-
bic studiuus and eager toexcel. The
second son, Henry is a pretty boy,
but rather pale and delicate. =
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
-THE CHRONICLE.
Stock Spectators.
rom De Witt Talmage'Es Sermon.

From De Witt TaImage'E Sermon,
The Divine then PISSED on 10 illus
trate some peeuliaritie5 In this coun-
try, and drew q horrible picture Of
the skinny fgurss, and sspulchral
voices that viii heqpt the pillow of
the successful stock Eambler. as he
draws near his death. oh, Ne stock
gamblers, he exclaimed. diseorfe. for
God is after you. Young mah. stand
aloof from all stock gambling. II
you can't be an honest man and live,
then die, and at least have honest
sep0leheE. The HE OF q stock gam
bier don't pay. No peace or comfort
u there FOR hlm In Life, and Satan at
last win play on him the "corneringn
gameh be- playedon Wall street. Alas.
the tate OF 11atmRn 8s he lays him
down 70 dief Ee more dividends for
him. SEindlsd out OF heaven.
Stocks d0VnR "Stoeka dOWnip
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
The CHRONICLE.
DUTCH


Many beeple spend much Of dheir
wages in der vhiskey stores, and den
set down and fret bekaus dheir ma
pOrs gifts along more better ash dem.
The only mark dat some men will
ever make in dis vOrlt will be de marx
Of dheir boots in de mud.
Pad habits to man Is shust like
flies round q molasses parrel. You
can't keep dem away until the ardiele
Il some way protected.
Riches vas one ding and religion
anOder, but you can't say dat you see
de two always tOgeder.
Every clean beSOn pesure washes
his eyes out every morning. Now, /
likes to find it out how he gets dem in
again.
Memory ish der food Of old age.
Blenty beeples detest life bekaus
dey "a too lazy 10 wOrken for 3 liv-
ing.
A man VOt sits down 10 wait Tor good
luck to come along always lOOktt0 me
like de fool who sat on de parks Of de
riuer vRiten for IL to dry alb, 90 he
could valken over init de oder side.
Beeples vat will change dheir reli-
gion for de sake Of brohts ish better
mitout any.
A dead king and q dead peggar is
shust de fame.
A miser always dies in want-of
more monish.
Bad poliey@,11,A
pity q trunkard more dan 1 hate
him, unda fool also.
If yon- could read der thoughts Of
your pest friends, your vOult soon find
dat you don't got many.
Ifs man don't shust feel1ike laugh
en- himself he should neYerdFy shtOp
his napors from doing dat.
Pigamy should never be punished
py der law A man mitadOO wives,
II he lives NIT dempoth, ishpunished
peter dan any laws can do Il.
1t ish wrong to pein error; put ven
you try to convince odder peoples dat
your errors vas right, obey peeome
trouble wrong
Nodings ever comes out Of some
beeple's mouth bot pad words und to-
bacco spit.
Temberance ish ter pest toctor,
laughing Is ter pest medaain, und
honesty ism der pest garment 20 wear.
Dis dhree dings, along NIT honest
work, will carry anybody drough dis
vorftd mitout some tfnguities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
- AZ q Postnnca H..

Faith an, have ye fYeraletther for
me yer honor?h
trtThat name ?" asked the urbane
-ofieial.
"Why, me own name, ay course.-
Whose else %
what Is your name?" continued
the official, still urbane. e
Faith am it was nay fathers afore
me an wouldbe yet but he's gone
dead. 3
"Confound you, what do you, call
.yourseif?h losing hts temper.
"Bedad, said Pat, firmly, Il call
meselfa gentleman; an it,s 3 pity
there ain'ta couple OF us
"Stand back commanded the OH
eial with dignity.
THE divif aback I'll stand ontif 1
gets my letther.n
"HOW can I give &c 70 you II you
Eontteh me who you are, you stupid
thiek-headed bog trottar 2D
"Ani Is that what you're paid for
abusin' honest people that ask for
their rights? -dGp me the letther, or
by the WHISPERS o. Kake KeaFney's
cat, IN cast my vote agin you when
j git me papers
"YOu blundsring bloekhead, nbroke
in the now really angry clerk. cant
you tell me how your letter Is adj
dressed 81
Dressed ?" How should 1t be
dressed, barrin' in asheet Of paperI
like any other? Come hand up,
ayic.m
oThe dnee take yOul won't you
tell me who you are2n pa
Faith, I'm an Idshmsn bred and
born, seed, breed, and genenatiOu.-
Ne father was cousin 90 one-eyed
Harry MAgfa, the processHsarver an
me mother belonged % the Mooneys,
Of KIlmathOaad dFeafeSHifgnefanf
ould Disciple; an aYyou1fo only creep
ont Of yer hole, TIL welt yetshide Ike
a new shoe. An, av yer getany sat
isfaction out o. me, me names not
Barney 0iFlynn.n
"0ht thstas your name, is it," said
the satisfied ofhcial, selling and shut
fling a pile Of letters 'There's your
letter"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever md AueS Intermittent Fever,
Chill RgEuEg RGnfn1HkF Fever, Dumb
Ague, Feded3e1 o. Bilious Fever, &C.
and indeed al the Affections which arise
rom mRG5ouas mar1hs OF miaGmsne
potso1L l-r
agisnamefnpIes itdoel CHrs, EnadOesn not
An Coufafning neither Arsenic, Quiutne, Biz
muth, ENC, nor Ey other mner4lpr Poi1onous
@bgtanco whatever, Il II novice Bures any pa
elnE ne number and importance Of is cures
hthoagus districts, are literally bsyond Eoeounh
N We believe without q parallel h the history
q Ague medicine. Our PRIDE H GuAi1ed By ne
nckn0WledZmeuts We receive ofhe r8dtcAl cures
GGactsdm Cbsduate cases, and where oher rem
odio1 kHd wholly dlled
Ulacclimatsd persons, either resident n, o
ElVeHinE through miasmEtic 1ocahne1, E1l be
protected by taxing the AGUE CURE daily,
Tor LSser COnsplGtnfsS arising non torpio-
~ Of the Liver, it'd an excellent nsnSSyr sunni
htng the Liver into he4lfhy activity.
Tor Bilious Disorders md Liver Complhns5h
= IN excellent remedy, producing many unull
nnarkable cures where ohs medicines ha
Prsparodb by Oh. J. c. ATER 4 Co. PrAcHo4l
sd AnslydeL Chemists, Lowell 1Asa1 and
sid IN rOInd ts word.
NTaE, 800 PEE BOTTLE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

The following is translated from the
Freneh. One sunny day, Love and
Death set forth on their travels, each
-withsa QuieeF full and bow strung,
prepared q stdke. When nightcame,
they threw their bows and qufvers
cargessty down and fell asleep be-
neathsfau tree. The next morning
when they avoke, the wind blew
cold alas, In their haste Death.
snatchedup some Of Cupidis darts,
and Cupid some Of Deaths missiles
Ever since that fatal day, Death some
times aims ct a-Wrinkled, careWOrn
old man, and his arrow bears not
deAbhbut lsEe aud life. Whenever
Cupid hears the pEayersof moftals be
strikes, and sometimes the shafts OF
love bear with them death.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

.
The Hon. Horace Greeley in a
communication to Che Golden Age,
setting forth his religions Views, ex-
presses himself on the subject of fu-
ture punishment thus: believe In
the Bible doctrine or future punish
ment; and, while I am aware that
many passages of 6cEipture often
quoted aatesehing that doctrine refer
20 eEenA occurring in this world, I
hold that punishment for the sins Of
this life. may and often does extend
infotha world beyond heIgraye. In
fact Dbslieeet that GOd'sEgDgernnent
isa1d must be f'ths' same yesterday,
today and forever and that, where
yer SIN has exfsted, doesexfst, OF shall
exist, there wiliEpunfhment be in
hicted And IS nRny5elose this life
impenitent and steepedln STA, I can
net doubt that they receive punish
ment in q fntgrestateo f being"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

CELERY.-Many parsons become 90
much affected with nervousness, that
the least snnoyance greatly agftstes
them and when they stretch out their
handSthey shake like aspen leaves on
windy days. BY a daily, moderate
s Of blaDehed stalks Of celery as q
salad, they may become as strong and
steady ia limbs az other persons. Ev-
cry one engaged in labor weakening
to the nerves, or afflicted with paIoi-
tation Of the heart, should use celery
daily IN season. and onions in lie
stead, when not in season.AEdUed-
tiOndL Gazette. Z
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

The language Of MI. Thiers in his
speech 1.-THE Assembly, IN which he
asserts boldly that although the situa-
ton IS painful stiIl the debohemeat
Is close at hand is significant Pasi-
tons that are Necessary to complies
the lineaof the investing army are
attacked and carried and the actions
are fierce, and sometimes the govern
menttfo0psAmest with temporary
reverse. The grand affair is yet to
come on, and It isonfy delayed now,
wesapPOss, IN ordeft 10 Rfford time to
arrange the attack in a manner to
render Il irresistible. The lombard
ment, which is part of the bloody
and destructive programme, contin-
ues without Iall and is doing great
damage, IN al the operations we
can see that decentralization to conquer
and not b compounds Is the plan of
the ThieH government
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

. - HaaLN. HLAHEL e
HNoEgendsment saida psripatetie
lecturer to q somewhat noisy crowd
who had gatheledtaOR of his seances
in an Eastern village, chow would
You Ike agood BLACKBOARD story? All
IN favor viii raise their hands,"
Ninefenfhs OF the dexter paws pres
ent instantly went up. And there was
a sudden hush ofallnoisy demonstra-
tiops. The lecturer vent IN With his
original subject for 3 few minutes,
when some tnoaudoHs individual
broke out Withv-pSsy, where's that
sbOry2'l 5tsBleas you q Has the reply,
HIIdh not intend to tell any such
story, Il only wanted to know how
many blsckg1ards were present.
Yon mighthaye heard 3 pin dropany
time during theIecture after that.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

This5is a great country for funny
men. Seven years ago four OF our
most noted funny men, Mark Twain,
John Paul Petroleum V. Nasty and
Bret Hart were all poor and hard
working writer's The three first
named are now ali rich men, and the
last mentioned has just been engaged
in Boston at G salary Of ten thousand
dollars 9 year. The first named got
his fortune by matrimOny, the second
by speculation, and the third by pop
ular lecturing. If you wish to be
rich, be funny, but don't be too
funny.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

Clergyman's wife tWha takes great
interest in her industrial seh0oll-
Jane Brown Pm sorry 70 hear nom
your mistress that you are not dill
gent at your needlewoFk. Now, you
know who it Is that finds work for
idle hands to do2r f.
Jane Brown tartfully thinking to
PropitiateI1fy ou please, M ysou
do. I'm 20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

What was left Of The Paper. the
Democratic daily which expired. at
Pittsburgh q few weeks ago, was Eold
out at auction on Saturday. Only
stT,0 600 were realized The journa1is-
tic Investments oHammRny west OF
the AlleghAaies do not ppsiseIbril-
laRtlyi but why any more OF the
new seFgansl need fail for want Of
money, now that Tweed has got his
clutch 1pOR the New XeEk city taxes,
Is hahd tosse. The trouble with The
PaperJFast that il could not hold out
until Tweed get bis bill through the
Albany Legislature. .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

There isa remedy for Group EDing
the roands, which may perhaps,
prove eneacinus. 1t IS simply all
spice tea. the tee being madeOf whole
grains of allspice. According 10 all
accounts, Il gives almost Instant re-
lief In Gases when other remedies
have fAiled and seems at onee7f6 cut
the phlegm loose and relieve the
child.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
The Davis verticIe Feed,
SEWING MACHINE

HAS, by actual trial, proved to be
hsecondto none and d, without doubt,
Tue b~estSewing Machine now manufactured
for all kinds oflWork. The Nerticle Feed
Bar l~nvolvesa new feature, possessing one
ofthem oSt valuable principles e~verinyent-
! ed, enabling Il : run over seams and turn
] corners without chang or tension or length
OF stitch or stopping the motion or b ma
chine The Feed B is close 70 and in the
rear OF the needle sud the feed takes place
Whilethe needle Il down through The goods,
enabling thessEtngo Of any number o. Thick
nesSes Of any length, without Blasting and
preventing th~ePlokering ofone piece while
D other remains straight q AZ the sarae
time do WhatRQIother Naehine can do, to-
leag1ngA seam alike On both ddeS The
pteSEar1oot aafWays Fised from the goods
Whlethateedtakes place, allowing seams
Psfiest mennsr while On ?
- tnI orce on the, goods while tha feed
place. thustt Is impossible for seams
q size topass underwithout raising the
We use he sams Machine for the manu-
fastnra of Boots and Shoes, as FOR the finest
lace, merely shifting The needle u thread
dEerent siEes hr dIdensnt hBds Of YORK
The DAVIS Is b only machine that VIII hem
wide or narrow Ina perfect ann IN any
kindof goods from cheese sacking 70 broad
cloth. strait or bias. without folding or bast-.
ing the goods. 1t will cord. bind. braid, feil,
quilt, tuck. and gather and run On g ham al
Observation-Disclosures three ruhes or
between two straight handA The Davis IS
m-snufactured from the bestfmported cast
steel n Is composed ofonly twelve strong
working parts. (other machines having nom
thirty 70 forty, thus making Il the most
simple machine IN the market. We sell the
Davis Machine On the following conditions /:
S25boon delivery and ten dollars per month
until paid for. Teach you 10 use the ma
chine perfectly, warrant Il FOR three years,
q II at any time within three month you
md the Davis Machine you have is not and
win not do al We claim advertise. we
viii furnish you in its place, q machine
call for rhat Is sold In this country, at
the agents price. The Davis IS taking the
precedent OF all other machines wherever Il
has been introduced. The Davis now holds
the highest prize, @The Gold Medal over
all other machines. which was awarded az
the great trial IN Manchester, N. H. at the
New England Mechanics Institute, Ser. 10.
1870 amer attest o fthree weeks, and in con.
test with every other Sewing Machine sold
! n the United States. Please send for eircu-
aE and call at the once and give the Davis
q thorough examination and trial. Machine
Sewing respectfully solicited. Machine
OF and Needles for the Davis, Singer Howe
wheeler a Wilson, &c, for sale. Once and /
sales room In Adams Bookstore, Market 81 !
Warren, o. Address ali orders 10
E. s. KNEELAND.
Gen1 Agent for Trumbnn GO.
March g. ls1l-sms
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
KIRSMAK MILLINERY.

MRS. MEACHAM having just re-
lyl turned from the city with q LARGE
variety OF most desirable Spring Goods, q
now ready % receive her customer and sell
them the bedIuidn new styles OF Hats u
At pery Iotu DrfcsE. Also many fancy
articles that ladies want. New styles Of
dress patterns, &C.
Aprl u. lg7l-I3tH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

"ANTED.-Agents to sell r. T.
Bush Zoos nHE patent Metallic White
Wire Clothes Lines, abnRided wire Of seven
atrauE, tpdrrduted not 70 corOde OF break
with any amount Of clothes that can De got
on a1Iue. In every way better than q -
and costing only twice as much
Sell rapidly. Many agents making flOper
day. Address r. g. Murray a Co.. No. Y
G0nfh Water St, Cleveland, Ohio. Gen. Agts-
for ohio. on E +. Curtis, Huntington, o.
AurI Re. lS7l-tl.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

A man out In Indiana, who heard
that the safest way to commit suieide
was to hutYourseifupan and burnchar-
coal, was found In e ten acre lot with
4 charcoal Are near him. ThouQhhe
had taken the precautiOn 60 put up
the bars aud stop up the crack In the
fence with newspaper, the charcoal
did not act fairly by him and be lived.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
CTTYMEAF MARKET.

WEHE UudaFiTued Wru1te
A8T III .pectf-1y anndunce to the ciu-
Een5 81 warm and I1claltE
that he has opened q Neat NaEEet % LIB
erty Street. Opposite F. X. Wiseifs Carriage
.Faeforr. Whsra N ints1dgto Eeen 20 nstant-
~ on hand al kfnds or fes1 meaI and o.
agEood qu1lfF @ -
sr whohaa hrdlouE XDsnehce htA8 busi-
ness. and iwhoHdkalIaU laQ1haqq A.
ot the wants ofsu cultomerL AL Or
M Attended, 70. Hdegiredc be de-
hvered It their residences Of ksPt IN re-
M~igarafuEf TIA callnf ~ II L.
June 2 ASetE l.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
a little I've rear old - belne fr

A little five year old WIS being in
strueted in morals by his gfandmoth-
CT. The old lady told him hat all
such terms as Hby gOllyJ rby jingo,it
''by thunder" etc, were only minced
oaths and but little better than any
other profanity. In fact, she said.
she could tell a prOiane oath by the
prefix 'by." All such were oaths.-
''Well, then, grandmother, p said the
little hyPeful THERE'S abig cath in
the newspaper, by teieEraph. The
old lady gave IL upland the boy Is
beWildered on morals.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
Cherry Pectoral,

For DISEASES Of The Thros4 ana Lung8,
mch-as Coughs, Gods, WhoOping
Couch, BronchfHs, Asthma,
and Congump6on-
Probably never before IN the whole history OF
medicine, has any thing won 80 widely and 90
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, a. this
excellent remedy for pulmonary Complaints.
Through along gene8 Of yearh, and among most
hGher estimation, as il has become better known.
rs uniform character and power % cure TIE va
do1s Affections Of the lungs and throat have
made if known 1a = uliGhle protector agHnf
rhem. WIKI GEutedn nlear funa e. dsaa1e
and % young chldren, Il 10 Gt ths same time The
most G4ectualr remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and The dangerous Affections
Of the throat and iunsB. As provision against
sudden attacks e. Cr0uPy Il should Be kept O
q in every family, and indeed as Al Gre some
tines Enbiect % colds and coughs al should be
AlfhuUE1 letto ETru2pftoa IL hourdl IN
durable, SIN Qcaf lumber Of cases where Tie
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patenf restored % sound health
by the CheFrH Pastoral. So complete ia its
mastery over TIE disorder Of the Lungs md
Throat that TIE mogt obgGnass q them yield tot
When nothing che could reach them, under The
Cherry Pertoral they gubside and disappear.
SfaGers end PHblSe gPsskeTs Ald great
protecdon fromt
Asthma is Always relieved and ohsn wholly
Broaskifis Il Eehe.sny cured By taxing he
s. generally are its virtues known, that We
Rsed mot pubhEA 1he cefifcltes Of then bere, or
Do more hn assure ne pHb1c hEf r. qualities
nre fully mniutainedr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
Greenhouse & Bedding Plants.
WILLIAM F. PORTER, FLORIST,
WARREN. O.

OFFERS q choice collection Of
OEtrong and healthy Plants at moderate
prices. Monthly Roses; Zonale Geraniums,
20 kinds; scented Geraniums; Double Flow
erinE Geraniums, kinds; FurhiaE % kinds:
Coleus, 8 kinds Verbenas, 20 kinds; Hello
tropes; Salvias; Calceolarias; ColadfumE
P~elargoniums; Tuberoses, Gamma Double
PetumiaE FeverfeWs, A~genatuins Dc, &C.
Plants for hanging baskets, and Basket and
Vases filled to order. Early Cabbage, Cauli-
flowers, Tomato, Pepper and Egg Plants by
the dozen, hundred OF thousand. Trophy
Tomato Plants in pots.
Greenhouse on South ST., i've mute
walk from the Mahoning Railroad Depot.
An assortment Of plants At PorteFE Book
Store, where all orders can be len.
Warren, o.. May SIT
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
DYe1ng.

T HAVE started a Fancy Dying
Establishment up stairs in the building
--5-nnied by n. d. LOveless as q pump fac
t0rVla few steps west Of the Bridge across
The river. lam prepared : dyegood4 ofau
WooIen Goods. Satisfaction guaraEtee1-
GenfIemeniE clothing carefully eleanpdL
Ian nov prepared 3 doSefpsta HeaEtng
on short notice and
Dec. q, 1870. H. HhkA1Aa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

The most frightful instance on record
of heavy taxes is related by a Vermont
newspaper in respect to q town in that
State, where, according TO the Journal
ist, the taxes for the coming year are es-
timsted IS follows: ''Town expenses, 1876
bonds, IS cents making on ALL
% cents on the dollar"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
CraelT 10 InfmaIG

A law 70 prevent crnslty 30 animals
has reoeaay passed our State Legisla-
ture, which Wfl commend itself 10 all
humane people.
htAdestgned TO prevent o~yerdriving,
oyeFEPfkingt overlooking, torturing or
conveying in an inhuman manner, or
Impending or yarding the same, for a
longer period than twelve hours, with
oqfAEompient supply Of food or water.
Also oRpEdef for the proper disposition
OF poor and Worn-out animals turned
into streets or highways, &c, infictng
nnes FOR the violation Of the provisions
ofthelawS ranging from five to fifty do.
lars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10
Z EGAL NOTICE.

h~IAEElEuee8 Oh harEles blAckiofQf GOo.t VI,
James Harris, and others.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Trumbull
County, Ohio.
A. II. Graham, supposed 70 reside In her-
Ger County. PENNSYLVANIA. Is notified that
the AGsignees Of HarriA BlRckfOrd 4 Co,
and others for the benedt Of creditors Of
said assignons, have filed in said COurt,their
petition against him, and Others, stating
mon other things, that James Harris, and
otherE, by writing dated May i lS9t con
tasted 70 sell to aid Graham, Lots No. lG
and 80, in Blackford's addition 70 B VIE
lage Of Niles. IN said county, for Go,0E
only 5000 Of which has been paid, and that
plRintim are ready to make him 9 deed OF
said lots on payment Of the purchase money
and Interest, nj asking that the amount
due on the contract be liked, and said de-
fendant ordered 70 pay the same, n in
defGultof payment that said lots be sold,
and for such other relief as may be right
said petition must be answered by June II,
1871. and said action will be for trial at the
Jane term, 1871, Of said Court
HUTCHLNS, GLIDDEE &STULL,
Aprl5 ls7l-6t. Pitts Atty's-