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man was attacked by three men in
| blOuses, but he managed to keep his
temper. Three hundred yards behind
the staff came the Eighty-eighth bat
/ talon with drums and hfes. Then
came the troops Of the blue dragons,
whose regimental number l couldn't
see; then marched q mixed detacll-
ment of Bavarians, composing infant
ry and cavalry, followed by two hun
dred men of every variety Of the Prus-
sian line. A corps, consisting Of
about a dozen officers Of artillery, at
the head Of 4 little column, which
was closed by some thirty red horses,
and containing altogether, probably
two thousand men, brought up the
rear. BY q quarter past nine, the
whole body had passed the Arc de
TriOmphe, and was descending 'he
Elysees.
Several hundred mad now assembled,
but no real crowd; all seemed tran
quill, and the people present mani
Tested little i'll temper. AT quarter
past ten the patrol or hussars came
back from the arc and trOtted TO Porte
Maillot. At the same moment bali
dozen infantry soldiers turned the
VI AAAE. AhGuut OF ~. AAuNaF
and posted a sentry on a place near
the avenue De EImperatrice then
entered the Rue De PresbOug, and be-
gan billeting the houses, surrounding
the place De L'Etoile, whose doors
were all open on that street. The
moment a solitary sentry was observ-
ed, the mob surrounded him, gazing
and gaping like astonished children.
At this time the crowd began 10 in
crease in the rear of the Palais De
PIndustrie, where the troops were
halted. The women began 10 appear
in passion at the novel sight, so IL
resistible TO Partisan females. The
men present were mainly foreigners.
At the point Du Jour only a few dFn.
goOns had entered. Up TO ten o'clock
no advanced guard had been pushed
forward. The BOis de Boulogue is
entirely deserted except here and
there. On the corners CT the main
avenue a hussar sat like q statute on
his horse. Small patrols Of cavalry
passed occasionally along. Troops
were passing in some numbers, from /
eight o'clock, through the BOs De !
and marching toward Porte .
Neuilly. These had crossed the Seine |
on pOntOOn bridge, laid last night, 1
near Pont Du Jour. The inhabitants /
Of the Bois De BOulogue are perfectly I
good humOred.
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zeal NOTICE

fIn pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
Court, Of Trumbul County, Ohio, viii offer
for sale at public auction, on Saturday, the
llth day OF March A ID. ls7l, upon the prem
isss. between the hours OF one and four
ofcfock D. N. OF said day, the one undivided
half OF the following described real estate,
situate in the township Of Newton, County
Of irrumbuil and State Of Ohio, viz. Parcel
LIST is a house and lot situate in the village Of
Ne=ton Pals County Of Trumbull, and
State-of Ohio, and is known as lot twenty
six (26) division "A' on the map Of the vii
lage plat Of Newton Falls, recorded June q.
lssT, and Is the southeast corner OF the
iunetion OF Center and Liberty Streets and
contains about one-half OF an acre OF land
Parcel ID. situate in the teWnship p Of Newton,
County and State Aforesaid and IL known as
q part Of small Lot No. q. in section nine
teen (Is) and is bounded on the north by land
OF Henry A Dubois; an he east by the pub
lie highway leading from Newton Falls 70
Prices Mills; oufhe south by lands OF Davis
LOWery, and on the WeEt by laEd Of John
Hi, and contains tWenty-BeEen acres and
tFo birds Of an acre te7sSl OF land -bs, the
same more or less.
Terms Of sale-one-fhiFd on eonhrmation
Of sale, one-third In C=e and one-thind in
two years. Deferred payments to besr in
terest from the day Of sale, and to be seonT-
ed by mortgage on said premises,
HENRY TAYLOR,
Guardian OF Wilber ". Holcomb.
Newton Falls, Feb. Is, ls7i-4t.
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Life on Mount Washington.

a correspondent OF the Boston Joura-
al who has recently been sojourning
with the scientific party at the summit
Of Mount Washington, in a dispatch
from the Tip Top House. dated Febru-
ary 10th, says: s-E
Our temporary sojOurn with the scisn-
tlnc party on Mount Washington is Ike
" 70 give Us varied experiences OF life
IN tne clouds. To-day is a marked con-
tra5t with yesterday in respect To every
condition Of the atmosphere. The fall
ing OF the barometer, last evening. fndi-
Gated a coming change, and the weather.
wise were able to predict high wind
which, surely enough, came. During
the night the wind, which had shifted
round TO the northwest, reached a force
that was estimated at eighty miles an
hour or more. This is nearly doubIe
the velocity Of the highest wind ever
registered IN low attitudes, but is much
less than has been noticed here several
times this season. Under the fierce at
tacks Of rude BOress, the depot shake-.
quiyers and creaks in a manner that
would drive all sleep from the eyes or
persons with weak nerves. The Oecu-
pants Of Mount Washington donot como
under this head, and all sleep quite
soundly. There was a sort oflrill In the
It's velocity was asceTtained to be fifly
miles per hour, the thermomstsr stand
ing al zero. Soon amer il increased in
fury, and the cold also grew 4 little more
intense. At I0l the Temperature was @
below zero. and the velocity OF the wind
was eighty-seven miles per hour. AtI2
O'Clock the temperature was @ below
zero, and the winds velocity had lessen
ed TO forty-eight miles per hour. The
II nHrns sn=r~
Storm 1t is an impossibility to stand
up against the terrific blasts. and out
door exercise is at a discount. Within
doors everything is as eomfortable ~
need be. The summit has been envel-
oped in clouds since Wednesday noon.
None OF Us have ventured out or doors.
except TO take observations OF the winds
velocity with the anemometer, savs once,
when Prof Huntington went ont to
remove ladder from the outside Of the
building. In taking wind observations,
the operator would 90 only a rod or so
from the door, 50 as to expose the in
strument fully, and then it was neeesss-
~ 70 sit down or lie down, for no person
could stand FOR single moment against
such terrible assault. A perfect show.
er OF ice and fragments of frost work fly
across the summit, and one is in as much
danger as when exposed to a shower Of
hrlckbats- A terrific bOmbardmsnt OF
the house has been kept up through the
day. Between s and : O'Clock one oft
double windows, although protected by
wooden bars without, was struck bv one
OF the missiles and broken. The dam
age was soon repaired by Mailing boards
over the aperture from within. AT
O. .clocS r. NJ. the winds velocity was
eighty-eight miles per hour; at 3 had
decreased to seventy-six miles, and the
observation just made brings it up again
70 eighty-eight mileI. The summit con-
unues covered by clouds.
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The Emperor william, Daily Life


a German publication, ''The Sol
diers' Friend, gives the following &C
count Of the Emperor Williams daily
routine:
"His Majesty usually rises at :
O'Clock, in summer frequently much
earlier in winter sometimes later
be never sleeps but in his own cam
paign bed. which Is carried TO all re-
views and military maneuvers ghich
he attends. Ifthere is already q bed
in the room where he stays, it is taken
out and hecampaign bed substituted.
The latter consists Of an iron frame;
It Is only foot high and has but little
furniture. In raw weather the King
wears his cloak. Only a small pocket
watch is hung up by the wall near
this simple couch, this being a favor
ite sOuCeHir with which the King was
presented in 1914, on accompanying
his Royal fatherin a journey to Neuf-
chatel and through Switzerland. At
a previously fixed, or otherwise at the
ordinary time, ifthe King has not al
ready rung, two attendants enter the
room. On days when there is to be a
battle this occurs at a very early hour,
as at SadOwa, where he was aWoke at
4 a. M, and at GrayelOtte, where he
was awoke at 3, for the King likes to
be present at the marching out Of the
troops. IT this Is not necessary. dis
patches, &c. are laid on the table
where he drinks coffee. so that they
come Immediately into his hands,
The King, rs soon as he rises, dresses
from head to foot, and remains dressed
the whole day, merely unbuttoning
his overcOat il he is alone in his room
or receives only persons on his suite.
W hen other persons are received h,.
always appears with buttOued over
coat, as also when he steps up TO =
window 20 watch troops marching by.
or II he knows that military persons
can see him. On returning from Jour
neys and reviews, or from q battle. he
changes his linen, but entirely dresses
again. \ dressing gown, slippers, or
any other domestic luxury which al
most every Independent man allows
himself at home. the King has never
used, even during indispOsitiOn or
sickness. The King opens all his let
ters himself, without exception even
during serious Illness they must b..
opened in his presence. He sort,
them On a first perusal he makes
signs or marginal comments on them.
Ihese signs have fixed Specification
and the officials into whose hand they
come know how to deal with them.
All letters destined for the Berlin
Ministry go back thither; otherwise
they are sent to the authorities nj
headquarters. Everything goes on
according to regular method. and
the King has really only one habit
that Of working"
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Farm of 80 Acres for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell
his farm on which he now resides, in
Vienna, Ohio, known a. the Danisl or Cp-
son Andrews farm. first farm north OF
Payne's Corners, within a half mile Of 6rst
coal found, Containing s. acres Of excellent
land for grain or grass; In nrst rate state Of
cultivation and abundance OF good timber.
The land is well watered by springs and q
creek passing through the farm, large Or
chnrd containing from 40 70 50 grafted trees
drst class fences and good buildings, new
horse barn Just erected, and other out build
inRs-pleasautly situated and very desira-
bic. Also great variety Of small fruits
Possession viii be given at Eny time.
E. D. KING.
Payns'E Corners, o., Feb, l5-tt.
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THE WORKER.

Ny face is wrinkled and sWart.
Ny hands are hard and brown.
4 work for ny daily bread
In the midst Of the noisy town.
but just outside the line.
Where meadows slope 70 the wresf.
Among the blossoms and trees
I've built me q cory nest.
cheerily work all day
Work for the brides three
And the heart that beats IN nv breast
Is stout as a heart can be
FOR the thought keeps singing In tune
- 10 the engines ceaseless huiu.
nat Jack and Fannie and May
Are waiting for papa to come.
Aodl Know when the setting sun
snail glow in the western siries
nat the cars viii be closely vynfehe1
by SIX OF the brightest eves.
And better than al, in the porch
A sweet little woman will 'vTaif
SAYING down IN her tender heart.
~ ueaf What can make him 50 IaieF-
-ChristiGa Union.
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WHAT'S YEAR.

What is year? 'Tis but a wave
On LIES dark rolling stream.
Which is so quickly gone that we
Account it but n dream;
lis but a single throb
OfTuue's old iron heart,
Which tireless now and strong a. when
Ithrst with life did start.
What is q year, It's but a turn
OF Times old brazen wheel.
or but page upon the book
Which time must shortly seal
lis but step upon the road
Which we must travel Ger:
a lew more steps and we shall walk
LIES weary road no more
What IS q year, lis but 3 breath
FROM Times old nsstrilI blcEu,
AS rushing onward DER the earth
We hear his weary moan
lis like the bubbles on The wave
OF dew upon the lawn --...
As transit as the mist ofmOrn
Beneath the summers sun.
What Is year? 'Tis but a type
VI lies of changing scene:
l0uLn's happy morn cnmes gafly on.
With hills and valleys green.
Next summers prime slcceetlg The gurfnr.
nen autumn with tear;
Wleu comes old aud al.
Nust md level here.
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The first step in the household is to
learn the art OF living intimately to-
gether. When the illusions Of imag-
inatlOn vanish, then comes the task
Of assimilation, often a lifelong work,
but 70 be perseryered in at all costs, for
Only~sO can the vistory come; only
by love and generous good nature can
the adjustment OF two Independent
souls take place. Marriage never
mates Time alone can do that. Love
is a sehoOlmaster, and carries disci-
piine as well as instruction. To live
well together requires an effort, as self
denying, as difficult, as cross bearing,
as any other religious act OF life.
Women often, men never, love on
when loveliness Is gone. The house
hold Already it has been to the
world more than church, or govern
ment or law. It Is Gods own grand
natural Institution, TwOheartsindis-
solubly bound for better or for worse,
andby love overcoming unlOveliness
this is Gods foundation for the
household.
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4. J. McLAIN & SON,
BANKERS, Warren. o.

lanklnr BaEinass. OF all kinds done.
Bonds, Coin and Coupons, bought and sold.
IHteregt allowed on Deposits.
Money 20 Loan good Notes bought
Drufta on Europe bought and sold.
Passage Tickets 70 and from Europe furnished.
Revenue Gtaupa for sale At q discount.
Insurnneo At low rates
BHelIinga and Stcre-rOons Torrent on sale, and
general Real Estate business done.
Ample means and twenty-five years ex-
perience enable rs 20 transact All depart
msntH OF business, 70 The entire satisfactiOn
a CUSTOMERS. HF
Warren. o.. sept :. 1s70-lyr.
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FULL MOONs.-The occurrence OF
full moons for the ensuing year is
worthy of note. There is a full moon
in the first week Of each Of the first
seven months Of the year. In July
there will be two full moons. one on
the I'd and one on the 3lst. In the
remaining five months the moon will.
De At the full on the last day Of each
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WOMANLY MODEsTY.-Man loves
the mysterious. a eloudless sky, the
full blown rose, leaves him unmoved,
but the violet which hides its blush
ing beauties behind the bush, and the
moon when she emerges from behind
cloud are to him sources Of insBira-
tiOn and pleasure. Modesty is to rner-
it what shade is to figure in painting
lit gives it bOldness and prominence.
Nothing adds more to ofemale beauty
than mOdesty; it sheds around the
eountenAnce halo of light; which
is borrowed from virtue. Botanists
have given the rosy hue which tin
ges the cup of the white rose the name
OF ''maiden blush" This pure and
delicate hue is the only paint Chris
tian virgin should use, il IS the richest
ornament. A woman without mod
esty is like q faded flower diffusing
an unwhOlesOme Odor, which the
prudent gardener will throw from
him Her destiny is melancholy, for
IL terminates in shame and repent
anee. Beauty passed Ike the flowers
OF the albo, which blooms and dies in
a few hours but modesty gives the fe-
male charms which supplies the place
Of the transitory freshness Of youth,
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A fOppish fellow, In the country,
made some propositions which were
objected to by a farmer. The youth
exclaimed Indignantly: "Sir, do yeu
know that l have been at two univer-
sities and and at two colleges in each
university ftAYell, sir, !" replied the
farmer, "what of thai? 1 once had q
calf that sucked two cows; and I OBJ
served the more he sucked the greater
calf he crew.
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There are some members of a com
munity,' said the sagacious and wiff,-
Thomas Bradbury, "that are like :
crumb in throat II they 90 the ricbI
way they afford but little nOurisb
ment: but If they happen to 20 tba
wong way, they give a great SleqI 81
trouble - '1''' ~
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Saturday, March is. A. d. 1871,

between the h6crs Of one and fve O'Clock,
p. m. OF said day, the following described
land and tenements, to-Wit: situate IN the
township Of Liberty. county Of Trumbun.
and STATE OF Ohio, and knOwnas the Wright
larm, bounded and described as follows
On the east by lands owned and occupied by
Daniel Mosier; on the south by lands own
ed by the heirs Of Daniel Boyes and Isaac
sutton: on the west by Holmes Road, and
on the north by lands formerly owned by
Thomas and David Boyd, containing in all
MY four (5D acreS Appraised at S2l60.-
Terms cash. 6. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff
Sherin's once, Warren, o., Feb. I5-lS7l-5t
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
SFhs state OF ohio, Trumbull County, 50.
John 3: Homer n61 In PEG@0un FTS11 Com
John johnson, ct. all
Bv yfrtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull
Ne riira;,.tsd md dslivered, shall expose
- n1biie Ssle Al The door Of the Court House,
in the city OF Warren. Ohio. on
Saturday, March 18th, 1871,
befween the hours OF one and Ave O'Clock,
n M of said tiay, the following described
land and tenementS, toy :,-,.~-
1ef niece. situated in the township or Gus
tavuS, County Of Trunbull and state Of
ohio. and Is known by part or LOIS No. y
and =, and bounded aud described as fol-
and lands o. Phil0 Meaehaui; south by lands
Of Pllilo Meacham and Austin G. Meacham,
In Lot No. IS, and north BY line drawn and
running east and vest and parallel 70 the
8outh line OF said lots, and 50 far therGfrom
Is 20 contain one hundred and aeventy-hve
acres, Il Being a part OF the farm lately own
Cd by Philo Gates, late q GustaYus, decd.
Sd piece. situate in GuEtevuH township, in
laid County and state, and known as part
of Lots No. y and s. and the whole OF Lot
No. 3, bounded as follows: north partly by
highway running diagonally through Lot
No. s. and the north line OF Lot 23 west by
lot lines south by Rndsof Austin @. Meach-
am EhilO hcachGfn and Elm Linsley: east
by original lot line. excluding therefrom
one half acre on the north aide OF Lot No. 3
heretofore decided 70 the trustees OF Gusta-
vus Tp,, for burying ground, containing
within these bounds, two hundred, one and
; half acres Of land, a1d being the same land
conveyed 20 TIE said John johnson by Phllo
5stss ana Others, BY deed recorded on pages
y, S23 and 22l, OF book q on records ofdeeds
n Trumbull County.
The above described lands and tenementB
subject TO the Wifea right of dover
nrrTtr Har.4 - fln
- do do do elSS5nG
Al1 do do do STqSOOO
q. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
sherin's once Warren, o., Feb. Is, Is7l-5t
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TN. DAWS0N, Mayor Of the Incor-
porafed Village Of Warren, O., and alse
Iustfce OF the Peace in and for said Village,
attends to al buEinesl usually transacted hy
1unfices otis Peuee. Mayors regular conn
every Monday morning frOm to IL O'Clock
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zH EkLKHE, ". h LEsLTEs r. L EALxER.
W1hKKR, LESLIE 4 CO., Bank
w ers, Church Hill. Ohio. Dealers in
Government Securities, Foreign and Domes-
Ge Exchange. Collections made, Interest
allowed on Special Deposits. Gan. Fly
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, So
Francis Linsley, In TFumbull Com

Francis Linsley, ! In TFumbull Com
VI. Smon Pleas.
John c. Logan, et 81.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Trumb bull
Co., Ohio, in the above named case, 70 me
directed and delivered, BhRll expose -
public sale at the door OF the Court House
In the city Of Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, March I1th, 1871,
between the hours Of one and i've O'Clock,
p. m. OF said day. the following described
real estate, situate in the township OF Gusta-
vus, County Of Trumbun and State OF Ohio,
and known as Lot No. II, bounded north and
east by original lot line; west by lot line and
north by lands OF Isaac Meacham-contain-
ing thirty-eighf and SS-lo0 Is S5-I00l acres.
Appraised at sl3f0, 90. Terms Cash.
q. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherin7s once. Warren. O.. Feb. s. lS7l-5t.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

q HERTFF'S SALE.
Orhe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Jones & Murray, ! In Mahoning Com
vs.. mon Pleas.
Hiram q. Boys, et. al
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of
The Court Of Common Pleas Of MahoninE
County. OHIO, in the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, have levied on
and shan expose 70 public sale at the door
Ohio on
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rnDTTGs eWoRGtN. Dealer. IN Sta

pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Nat
Gu1r and frlodr on Cloths, ~ how Hnades
and fixtures, Tea, Co0ee, &C, They keep con-
Etsnfly On hand 9 larEs and full assort-
meut OF Goods In their line, Of good qualify
and fsshionsble styles, and ofer them for
sale At the lowest prices In the market
Ian s. IeTO.
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. nnIpuns npr-rPR nea1er 3

A DOEPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
Viz: Pianos. Organa, Melodeons, ViolinE
Guitar. .AccordH1E ~ AaTonstts, Flutes, Flies,
Drums, Piauo-gpreads, PianO-stools, Sheet
muEic, HuEicshoazE, Violin Stringss Gnitar
StrsnFI Sc An. Store n webb 3 Block, over
P0rters Bo1E Sture. IAN S. $50.
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"HFEEEESET ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren Ohio.
Herchandinea and other property 1nsIr6d IN
fhs best Companies, on 1agorable terms;
Farm urouerty Iaolated Dwellings, and their
furniture Insured for one, three and nve
yearE. Once In McCombs and Smiths block.
Y.E.EuTcz1Es. c.E sLIDDEE, J. n. STeL L
"UTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, once over Smith &
Turner'S Store, corner of Main and Market
Streets, Warren, Ohio. Jan s. leI0-tL
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TIRGULARs, Bill Heads, State
Nmnnf1. 81. igr sxeEybody Cpfilte1 At fhs
CHBoHICEE OFfTCE.
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Huuse ani Land for SaIe.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
house and seven aeres OF land situate in
DeayittsburE. three miles west OF Warren.
Good comfortable House, new Barn. good
orchard and ether nns fruits growing. VIII
be sold on reasonable termE Enquire st
The Chroniele once of Of the gubecrtber on
Noy. 30. ls7o-tf
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nRE MYERS, tenders his profess
lEional service 70 the people OF Warren
and vicinity. once Second story k1Tst Nai-
Ofics hours- nom no 10 u, s. m, and / 70 3 p
m Residence, corner 81 High snd Cbestnut
Strests. Nov. 2. lSs7-lys
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
NThs state OF Ohio, Trumbun County, 81.
John h. Homer, I In Trumbuu Com
vs.. Smon Pleas.
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". D. HALL FL. NAckET.
TLII s MACKRY, Manufacturers
Of Harness and dealers in Saddlery
HardWare, Trunks, Valise1, Travelling Bags,
Whips. Horse Blankets, Saddles and Fa7cy
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Bv virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Irumbull
G0nrf- Ohio in The above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, SHAH expose
10 public sale at the door Of the Court House.