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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

IsJupxp.-we learn tina. Mr.. ThOs' j
Martin, of this town, had the misfortune to
break his right arm on Sunday night last by
a fall in descending the steps Of his residence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
MANTUA MAKING.

MRS. BERTA EEsEY, takes this method Of n.
above buSIneSs An WORK entrusted 10 her care will
b done with neatnsss and despatch, At prices to
suit lie tines and hopes TO receive liberal share
OF patronage al her residence corner Of Liberty ST.
and Twenty foot alley.
Uct,3,lS ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

"TuEprs." -RObberies Of lOs,peus, hem
roOsts, spring.houses, aud killing Of stock in
fields, are becoming so frequent rs to den'nnd
the vigilant attention Of our people; especially
around and about llaltown numerous acts Of
this kind have occurred, so much so that We
are requested to announce that a meeting Of
the citizens will he held in the Depot Build
iugs at that place next Saturday, at 8 o'clock,
to adopt some means looking to the arrest of
the perpetrators Of these outragcs. Patrols
or vigilance committees Tor the arrest aud
punishment Of all persons found upon the
premises Of others, are jastiGable means to
aba,e this evil, mud We hope to see them speed
lily adopted. Let none full to attend, the
young men especially!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
0sburn Township.

ln answer to tho call, by the Conservative
Executive Committee, the meeting at Nippon,
or Saturday, October l4th, was organized by
calling SOLOMON II. FLEMING to the
Chair, and appointing |, Z. Powers Scere,a-
ry, after which the following nominations
we're made
SuparvisOr-R. W. Baylor.
Thomas Lock aud Samuel Riss>
Ter.
Township Clcrk-Albcrt r. Davis.
Cous,ablc-Wm. +. Hicks.
Inspectors Of Elections-Caleb Burns aud
W. L. Lewis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
r Shcnantl0ah HcroW.

MIR. I. NJ. HOllingsworth, living abOu.
one aad halt miles FROM this place, has .
turkey.cOck, which set upon nest OF eggs and
Matched large brood Of chickens. lie took
charge Of them aud gave them all the atten>
ton usually given by tho hen, and successfully
reared nine Of bis brood. We know tins 10
he H.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
COACH NJ AKIN G
ASD
Livery in Charlcstown.

G5aSs
THE uudersigned having entered intoa Co'Part'
nership, under the maine and styleOI
STUMP X HAWKS.
Will conduct tho business Of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In ali liz branches, guaranying the hest wOrk man
shIp and satIsfActory terms. We intend 10 largely
ncreAso The business and make to 0fder and LEO 10
Eeen on hand for IaIo CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,
ROEKAWAYS and Liz lit WAGONS Of the most
approved patterns, and OF superior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommended. We
shall have In our employ SoinO Of tho handS who,
for twenty yeArs or more, were employed BY Mai.
", j. Hawk, and alSo have tho benefit Of hiS pres.
cnce and advice, and It will be the sadeaybr Of tho
nav firm to maintain tho reputation Of HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken In OK.
chanVeior new work. On hand, cSnttautly Second
hGad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
figures, fiji. ..,-
ln addition to tho above, We purpnte giving our
attention to a general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
Will Keen Food horprH Ind vehicles Of every deIerp'
lion Tor the accommodation Of the public
A. STUMP,
Aug. o., ls7i-ly. A.W HAWKS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
FOR SALE.
F0H SALE.

A HOUSE aud lot continuing Of an Acre Of
n hand, in ChHrlrsuwn. The Lat htiug garden.
with vegetables, fruit, &r,, aud the hGute n mOst
comfortable dividing. For further rnrthu larE np.
pIytu DALGARS, LUCAS 4 BROOKE.
Sept. 10, ISL,
r-A-.-S.s-. E,xzss-zt9srs. .aee4sEr.te
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
WANTED!

PURCHASERS for TWO MAGNIFICENT
L FARMS In jefferson County, on Tong time tho
frat, one mile and half from Ch",l"stnSn or tho
CharIcStown and DIoOmery Turnpike. 1875 Acres
new BARN and DWELLING HOUSE, beautiful
Young orchard: the other On the CharlettoHn
and DuiIield'S TURNPIKE, 235 Acres, beautiful
BRICK DWELLlSG.HOGSE,a and every cunve'
nicncc, one milo from DulTirld'S Depot. See hand.
blls for particulars. Such property ne this israreIy
In our ma Tkct. ,,,,,,
DALGARN, LUCAS & BROOKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
VS.. II. KAnLE, Sec'y.

A PERSISTENT SHEEP TuiEF.-lf there
ever was well.developcd case Of KleptOmania,
i, has been found ia the person of white
mau 10 Loudoun, named Jack Gross. The
Mirror says that about sixteen years ago Cross
was arrested, tried aud convicted of stealing
tweu,y.one sheep aud sentenced to tho penl.'
Tertiary for FIVE years. After serving out his
time, he returned to LoudOuu, and was short
~ thereafter arrested and convicted OF steal
iIng another lot Of Sheppard again returned
to the penitentiary for ten years. Released a
second time from his Imprisonment, he re-
turned to his native county and on Monday
was arrested a, Leesburg, charged with hav-
ing recently stolen tweuty.one sheep from
Mr.. B. G. Carter. The old man is not fur
from GO years OF age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

At colored sociable, held few nights
ago, one Of them tried to amuse the party by
Transforming himself into a ghost. lie suc'
ceeded we'll enough to brighten one OF the
girls into spasms, from the effects Of which
/. is thought she will not recover.
r.Sh.Nuutlo1h Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
Spirit 1T yefegsa11.
Charlestown, ". Va, October 1851.

sAeRAulsTAt NorleE..- Bishop Mct;ill, Of Rich.
mond, will administer tho Sacrament Of COntirma.
tiOa, in 81. Peter'S Church, Harpsts Ferry, on
Sunday, Oct. e3d at 1880, "A. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

A bass weighing six pounds was
caught in fish pot" near dam No. d last
week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

Al mcCting held in Eablctown, on Sat-
urduy, the l4th inst, according to previous
announcement, for the purpose Of nominating
officers for 0sLurn township, on motion Of
Mr.. Albert Davis, Mr.. LOGAN 0SBURN
was called to tho Chuir, and on motion Of
rhos. Lock, W. IL. KADLE was appointed
Secretary.
After an explanation of the object of the
meeting by the Chairman, the following noun
nations were unanimously made:
Supcrvisor-W. II. Kable.
Magis,rates-Thos. Lock aud Samuel j.
Rissler.
Cous,ablcs-Richard johnson aud james
Leslie.
Road SupcrvisOr-Jas NJ. Johnston.
Township Clerk-Albert Davis. :,
School Commissioucrs-V. Wilson and
VIM. Risslcr.
Inspectors Of Electious-Wm. Lewis aud
ThOs. Lock
On motion, the proceedings of the meeting
were ordered to be published.
On motion Of Mr. ThOs. Lock, the meeting
adjourned. o,r,,,v ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
LAND AGENCY.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.

NOTICE is hereby given that have transferred
IN my business a. ROul Estate Agent" ~ McsSrs.
DALUARS, Lucas 4 BRoOKE, ....
Mayn ISTI-tt SAMUEL WALTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
FOR SALE, PRIVATELY.

FORTY Acres good LimcSto tone Land,
J. ak ares NJ hrH i. in rimbtr. located on tue
KabIrtuwn X RlnoinrIy rurnvkr, HIAt lslti Mill,
3, miles from, ChHrlrsiOSn. 1h'rcisa good Frame
Iirsr un the land aud the location ia we'll situated
for a B!srk.,nith Rnd Wheeiwfignt .hUTs,
July d, lsiI-n. H. y. CHEW
4 $50, 100 A crcs fret cas' limestone Land Of
"a the farm Of the late Roger t'hcw. . mile from
CIl,rIr.inwn, near KAbirinwn Il BloUmrty Turn.
pike. Th. land ID whtrrrd by runni stream
and three SpringSs in iiuc rOfculiivl'"n and
haa ~ acre. II timber M improvements, hut will
r aUi with ~ acres land adjoining ~is Improve
Inrnts, to nit thu purchaser.
Aug. -. lsTl-tf. i P.CHEW.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
CIlARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

meuce IN MONDAY, the llTH DAY OF SEP.
TEMPER NEXT, Mt tho rOOnIs Of MNjur kears!ey,
corner Of Maine and West streets.
The course Of instruction embraces tho usual
Ltnnchrs uf education taught in our schools ill.,
GLIDING alsu Latin, French and Music.
boarding will be provided, and terms and further
PARTICULAR made know on application 10 tho prn'
cirNl. Charges in all casea to be paid one half in
advance, ROBERT T. BROWN.
Chatlcstown, Jefferson county, W. Va.
August Is, ISL,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
GREAT FORTUNES
CAN SOW BIZ NJ A D E .

This 10 the time to make Raise
EVERYBODY LOOK TO IT.
Tile First National Bank Of JcfersOn tciW
open IL CharGes'ovn IL ts0 days, 'rhcn
money rW Rop up and dOlen Tie streets!
r HAVE awaited myself OF the privilege TO inform
l my friends and customers that Fave
ALREADY OPEN
And now jus, receiving my New FALL STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
which makes my stock comp!etp for the season.
Now 10 your chance to get Rargains to suit tho
times will :all your attention 10 my stock OF
Iadies' DreSs Goods; also to my stock o. Ready.
made Clothing, &c. And a specially IN the way oil
Millinery Goods,
Iewelry, &C., which cHmptiaes some OF the most
beautiful Flowers and other Ttinkets EVER before
offered here, have a most beautiful line OF I'm:
10 so per yard. AIsu splendid stock Velveteen
from 81 to $50 per yard. All Wool aud Opera
F!Anucls Of every shHhc. very cheap. ] alAo CAL
YOUR attention my stock style Chiaese Shaws
never before III this market; ALEC my
CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS,
which will be sOld regardless Of the high price Of
SLo Ell Z NJ c..
Ths Ia something cannot he surpnsscd IN. ] can
scIl you good suit u fine Snlinutt from S6.Fl aud
upward. AlsO. m nil. wool CusEiInere SUIT from
: u and upwards nat" quality
have alan fine stuck uf Tho Latest Styles Of
GentAITATS, RndA tot good rrunks-Hl Of which
will sclI az chra ~ my nei.hbnrs, art pcrhHp'N
little cheaper. Give me call. rhi'ia the way to
prove all things. Bring your stcmns to ,ntur. great
bargains, J. GoLDsHlllh'
Sept. ~. ISL.
CPEClAi. Nn.ire to tho Ladies' i have large
> lot Of Chignon. from l5c up. Swi'ohss from 80
to 80 irrhcs long. J. GOLDSMITH.
Sept, ~, ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

mond, will administer tho Sacrament Of COnarmA.
tioa, in 81. Peter'S Church, Iarpsr'S Ferry, on
Sunday, Oct. e2d at 1850, "A. NJ.
FREpERrcK UitY FAIn.-We have been
tothe Agricultural Fair at the above named
place. To say that We were pleascd-pleased
with evcrythiug-would be but feeble e1-
preston Of our feelings. We have neither
time nor space to tell all that We saw-crowds
Of people, splendid looking men aud most
beautiful women, magnificent displays Of
stock-the finest We ever saw-dOzzing cx-
hibitions Of female economy and ingenuity,
oil sorts Of shows, from . thimblo rig to a
panorama-aIl this We saw, but this is not
what we especially wish to speak Of, We
stopped with mine host, Col. 7. b. Carlin, of
the City Hotel, a splendid fellow, with whom
we have been acquainted for number Of
years. The Col. was running two hotels. ono
Of which was on the Fair ground, aud was
terribly crowded BY customers calling for
something continually, Of which he seemed to
have plenty and to spare. The Col. sa high.
toned, honorable gentleman, and any one Wis.
iting that city will do we'll to put up with
him. His hotel is near the passenger depot.
TuE CoURr. HOUSE, are gratifed to
state that work has been commenced on our
Court. House, aud from this forward will be
pushed with the gatrss expedition that is
possible. Messrs. Philips Il COckrill have
been awarded the contract for the wood work,
aud Jacob Tutwier the brick, sufficient as
surance that every thing will be done "nc'
cording to Gunter," as in both branches the
contractors arc skilled and experienced work.
men. The clustering, painting, &c, will be
given out 10 November.
'W1ScuEsrER FAER,-Thc Fair Of the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, at
Winchester, will commence on tomorrow,
wednesday, and large attendance is Gx>
pected from all portions Of the Valley. We
shall expect Jefferson to send up full dele
CATION. The railroad issues return tickets
The Ners says tina. the display Of stock, of
agricultural machinery, Of farm products, of
the work of mechanics and Of all Industrial
products, will be fully up 10 that Of any fair
held in Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
I97l-7 q.

TNHE last Catalogue shows an attendance Of ~
SIudentc Al ihis Institution. Five dibtinct De-
partmcnts OF Instruction, with full corps oi com
petGnt Professors. at,
The Ancient and Modern Languages; MGtho'
maticS, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric. tho Sciences;
DO, carefully and thoroughly taught. Practical
Chemistry, aud Physcs, illustrated by Npptorr ate
apparatus. Special advantages for tho study oil
Geology. ,,,,,
A gI1d Library. Extensive CNbincts Of NinCraI'
sgy Geolug and COnchology together with many
specimens In other departments Of Natural History.
Fine BuIldingai beautiful and healthy location
gOOdGocirty.
FALL Tern begins Sept. 9Th. Winter, December
9Th. Spring, March 2Oih. Commencement, June
Goth.
boarding from 50 to 81 per week.
TulrIoS, from $ IS to $94 per year.
ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
arOrgantowu, West Va, June 10, iS7l-ly.
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NEW AND NOVEL.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this or.
cellcnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from Its cures,
many Of which arc truly
marvellous. lnveternte
cases OF ScrOflllous dis.
ease, where tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by It.
ScrofIlOus affections and
disorders which were ny
gravatetl by the scrolu.
Iona contamination untli
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
Terrible Balloon Accident.

Last Saturday evening, near PaOli,
Orange country, Indiana, Professor
Wilbur made arrangements for bal
loon ascension. He was to be accom-
panied by Gee rye H. Knapp, editor of
the Orange county Union. Just as
they were about getting into the ball
loon, the cords gave way, and they
made spring for the car, but only
succeeded in grasping the ropes. AS
the balloon rose, Knapp let 90 and
fell from a height of about thirty feet
without serious injury. Professor
Wilbur held on and attempted to
climb into the basket, but was unable
to do so, and the balloon shot up
rapidly, the aeornaut elinging below.
The spectators were thrilled with
horror at the terrible scene, which
ended in a dreadful manner. At the
height Of about one mile the doomed
man lOOsed his hold and came whir-
ling to the earth. At the height he
had attained he looked like a small
stick about foot in length. As be
approached the earth he was coming
down feet foremost; he then spread
out horizontally; then doubled up
and turned over; then straightened
out head dOwnwards. As he struck
the earth he fell upon his head, and
the back of his head was mashed into
an indistinguishable mass, and his
body was bruised and crushed horri-
bly, The conclusion was 90 great
that half q gallon Of elotted blood
was thrown from the mouth. The
body made an indenture in theground
eight inches deep, and rebounded to
about a foot from where it struck. To
add to the painful character Of the
accident, Professor Wilbur's wife and
little daughter were on the ground
and witnessed the terrible affair. The
remains of the unfortunate man were
properly cared for and buried at Paoli
yesterday afternoon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
A FRIGHTFuL aTnRY.

The Louisville (Clay county, IIIi-
nOisl Ledger says: 'The Rev. DIR.
Hankins, Of Ridgewsy, gave to B. J.
Rotan, ESD, of this place, the par
tieulars Of the following frightful stO-
ry, and to the last named gentleman
we are indebted for the same. DR..
Hankins was the attending physician
and is man Of responsibility, and,
as the story, unreasonable as it NAV
seem, comes through only one person
of trustWorthiness, we can safely
voueh for its truth. Mrs. Sarah Par
ker, the wife of Thomas Parker. Iiy-
ing near ShawneetOwn, had been
afflicted for some time, and about two
months ago grew worse, and was
troubled with frequent spasms. Just
as she was recovering from one of
these fits, while suffering very much,
her attendants discovered four snakes,
some ten or fourteen inches long,
crawl from her mouth, cape and gaze
around, and then seek hiding place
among the hair of her head. Those
the doctor secured, and placed them
in a jar Of water, and fed them sugar
to keep them alive. About an hour
after the four snakes came from her
mouth, another, much larger and
nearly three-quarters of an inch in
diameter, craWled so far out that Mrs.
Parker caught sight OF it, when she
again went into q spasm. An effort
was made by the physician to seize
this one with his tWeezers, but it dis
appeared down her throat. The snakes
captured were, as we have stated, be-
tween ten and fourteen inches long,
and the doctor described them as near
ly as large as his little finger. They
had peculiar joint about an inch and
a half back of their head, and were of
a darkish brown color. They gazed
about as if strangers to light and liy-
ing objects. Two or three of the
snakes were sent to physicians and
naturalists in Chicago and st. Louis,
and these scientific men write hack
that they belong TO no species known
to them, or found in natural or scien-
tifie history. Mrs. Parker lived about
two months after this terrible occur
renee, and died on the I'd inst. Owing
to objections by her husband, no post
mortem examination of the body was
had"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
Whole No. 2S71.

could never bea Democrat, so long
as the Democratic party holds to this
fundamental idea. So long as it in-
slsgs that your Federal Government
shall have the narrowest possible
scope OF power, and your city govern
ments shall be forbidden to do any-
thing more than just to keep one
mans hand out of another mans
pocket, and one mans pistol from
another mans head, could never be
a Democrat. Democracy In power
must always war against the best
interests and dearest rights Of free
people like ourselves. 1t may be that
despOtie governments should be wat
ehed, and fettered, and kept within
the narrOwest bounds; but a repre-
sentative republican government is
simply the people acting in q colIec-
tive capacity for the promotion of
ends desired, or required by the gene
raj Well-being. That Is my idea of
Republican Government. I should
have been an earnest and jealous sup
porter of De Witt Clinton, had I lived
forty years earlier, through the great
struggle in defiance Of the Democratic
party, who repeatedly sent up from
Iammany Hall delegates to represent
New York, instructed to I'LL up the
ditch, and who scoffed and secuted at
the canal policy which he was MAIN
tanning. I say I should have stood
by him in that long and arduous
struggle.
THE DUTY AND ADVANTAGE OF PRO-
TECTING INDUSTRY.
With regard to the kindred question
the right of the Government and
the duty of the government tocherish
and TO encourage the industry OF the
people, believe that it is one Of the
most vital functions of a government
TO do whatever it can or may to diver
sify and extend industry; to see that
the largest number of people are en-
ployed, and to the best possible adj
vantage. This seems to me one Of
the things that government ought
to do; hence l am, and must be, an
advocate Of the protective poliey-a
policy championed by Washington,
by Jefferson, by Hamilton, by Madi-
son, and by all the great lights of our
earlier, and, in my judgment, of our
better era, for don't believe, much
as this country has grown, that it has
ever seen an abler or an honester ad-
ministration than that Of George
Washington, under which the policy
Of protection to home industry wac
firmly established, on the recommen-
dation Of Washington, seconded and
rendered luminous by the mastery
report of Hamilton. I believe that
policy to be essential to the best in
terests af every class, of every section,
and Of every interest in the country.
Mr.. Greeley proceeded at some
length to argue that protected indus
try benefited the entire people of the
country, and ultimately enabled them,
by improved methods and machinery.
to successfully compete with the i'll
paid producers Of Europe. He con-
cluded: Fellow-citizens-I beseech
you to stand by the party that pro-
tects the industry of the country;
stand by its industry, which is pros
porous because it is protected. We
can not be defeated, l think; we can
not be overthrown so long as the in
dustry of the land lies conedingly
upon Us, and Is not disappointed.
Loud applause.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
OHERIFF,S SALE

HERIFFiS SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County, IS
William Fee, In Trumbull
vs.. common Pleas.
Suburban W. Gates, ct. al
By virtue Of an Execution issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbun Co.
Ohio, in the above named case, tome direct
ed and delivered. have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the door Of the
Court House in the city OF Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, Oct. IA, A. d. 1871.
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock
p. m. Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the town
ship Of Mesopotamia, County OF Trumbull,
and State Of Ohio, and is known by being
part Of Lot No. 81, and is bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at the junction Of the Parkmen
and east and west center road thence west
on the said canter road thirteen (lS0 rods and
sixteen (l6l links, known as the Reuben
Clark farm; thence q southerly direction q
rods and links to stake on the ParkmRn
road thence a north-eesterly course on the
Parkman road "a rods to the place of begin
ming. Said north and east boundary to be
on the ecenter Of said highways, ,reserving the
highway for public use.
Appraised at $S25,00. Terms Cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff,
Sherifrs ONCE. Warren. o.. Sept. Is. 1s71-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
LOUISVILLE CEMENT,
The Best in the Country

THIS CEMENT HAS BY FAR
the most extensive sale west Of the Ale
ghenies, most OF the Public Works Of the
West and South for thirty-1ve years have
been constructed with It. Its superior quail
ty has been acknowledged by Engineers and
Architects, wherever used, and its C1pdcitV
% CdTTy sand makes II cheaper 10 Inc con-
sumers than any other. No permanent
building should ever be constructed without
using this Cement in the foundation, as II is
q sure preventative against dRmpness. All
orders should be addressed to
CAMP, RANDALL & CO.,
June Z, I67l-tf Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

DSALE.-Dr. F. Myers having purchased
= lot on the east side Of the public square,
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 underdrained, and contains
thereon good barn and other necessary
out-houses. Grape vines and Shrubbery ia
abundance, besides 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. ifnot the best in town,
Is on the above premises. For further par
ticulars enquire of or address.
DIR. F. MYERS, Warren. o.
March 22 ISL