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Western Reserve Chronicle
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Advertisement? noi coder contract, must be murk
ed the length of time desired, or they will be
continued and charged lor until ordered out.
special Kotieea, and extra dis.lu.vei Advertise
ttiuU, 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
notices ehars-ed half urine.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in aavanoe.
Yearly Advertisers will be charred extra for I "in
aolutiea and other Notices, net connected with
wair regular business,
ruftiaess Cards, not exceeding S lines, tl.OO a line
er year: each additional line. 7a cents.
JOB FEIXTISU.
' Having Teeently made large additions of the
latest styles T type, to our assortment uf Job
Printing material, we are prepared to execute in
the best manner, the different varieties of Plain
and Fancy Printing
. seen AS
Address Card.
Business Cards.
Bank Cheeks,
bills of Lading,
Ball Tickets.
Certificates, Label.
Check book. Manifest.
Colored Printing. Notes,
Drafts, Proiraiunie.
Form Books, Receipt.
Clanks, ail kind?.
Handbills, Show bills.
In fact everything done in the !iae of Print
ing, at prices that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly ou hand a good
assortment of Cards and pine Stationery, from
which those in want of Pnutiug can select.
J Mali era' aad Caa-.tn.bleV Illnnka.
Warrantee, ifortyape naif Qutt-Cfaim iW.
. .t : meat. tirerutiaue, SmbjHrntt. etc..
Constantly on hand and far sale.
M . f ? --. -- - -
rv- - -r-r- .-- :
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POST-OFFICE, Warren, ., t
i " " March 3U. lii i
YOrXGSTOWX' Dailt Arrives ) r ; leave?
11:19 . :,!.'.? : :
CLEVELA.V1. I)n.T-Arrivr 11:19 : leaves
i ri r .
SALKM. Diti.r Arrive 7 r u: IravreOi h
OIL DIGGINGS, Duly Arrives 11 ; Icaviv 2
r .
JiH.VROX-Awivcs Tues, Tlinrs and Sat at-lOi'i) x
' m: leaves same dam at l::!tl r . ' '
WEST CREEX VILLK Arrives Hon, Wed and
Fridays at 2 r x: leaves Tuts, Thurs and Sut
nrdnys at 12 M.
OREEXSBUKG 11 Arrives Hon. Wtd and Fridays
,, .. at ll-Ai; leavi- uiuxkii at 1 V. - -.
$ ,0RTU BLOOM FIELD Arrive Mou. WeJ and
Fridays at 7 r it; leaves Tuc-, Tliur and Sat
urdays t 8 x v.
FARMIXtiTOX Arrives Wed and Fridays at r
' i : leves Taos and Thrsl:iy at T n.
CAKTOX.M'CK CKB;K,HA.X-.S1ILI..-JJcc-
Arnves rrnlay o P a: lesve luci::y ti:-ai k m.
K A V K a A Arrives .Moil- el. and rrniav.
4r m; leaves on l ues., Thur. ami Snl:ir.l.iy
r Hails which leave at or before 8a are dnxed
the preceding hVe.attf r M. -Ail t lien -are cbved
natl an toour previous to their acnarTore.
" - - C. M. PATCH. P. M.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
j
t
Town and. County.
Printing Material for Sale.
: i -
W'6 have for sale, a quantity of Printing
Material, most of it but little worn, con-
nisting of Newspaper and Job Tvie, from
Pearl to 8 line Pica, plain and fancv. Al
so, Cases, Charges, Rules, Ac, all of which
will be sold cheap. Printers wishing to
make Additions to their material. i!l.-nve
of us. ".
the
HAPGOOD. ADAMS & RITEZEL.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
t -.
- uwing to tne difficulty or procuring
. t hange. tax-payers are requested to bring
the change with them when they come to
- payineir raxes, it wiu re easier ior eiicn
. person tosayeadollar in change than for the
Treasurer to procure it for the aecommoda-
, .. tion of iax-payers generally. Due atteu
- tion to this matter will fnciltate the pay
ing in of taxes, and save persons much in
convenience and delay. The Treasurer
will be disposed to accomiuedale as far as
it? will, be possible, and trusta tbat the pup
lic will exhibit a similar spirit.
'The kind of funds that I am required
to take for' taxes, are U. S. leg:U tender
bills, Ohio money, anil Bank of the State
of Indiana, ' . ;
and
'
It
their
or
unless
said
rood
ease
school
WILLIAM RITEZEL.
County
at
Religious Notice.
The Rev. Wilson.of Ravenna will preach
at the Methodist Church in Xiles. Suuday
October 19th. -' 5 -
;
Religious Notice. Law Firms-License.
i til reply to a letter of inquiry from the
Collector for this District;' the Commis
sioner of Internal Revenue, says. "A firm
License only is sufficient for two or more
lawyers to carry on the legitimate busin
ess of a legally constituted fopartner-
- ttahip."!, -r; '
To
J
rope,
of
and
The 105th Regiment.
The lOoth Ohio, raised in the. counties
of Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake, Trumbull,
'- Portage and Mahoning, commanded bj
' CoL Hill, took part in the bard fought
battle of Perry ville.vrCoL Hall aeems to
jhave the fortune to find the places where
heavy blows are'given and taken. The
Cinrannati Gazett frooi wbich' .we have
iakeo the account of the battle gives no
. Jist of tUe casualities in the 105U'- j
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c
tal
tal
nan
pany.
N
ins
r ire.
1
is a
Loyd's Military Maps.
The hW Miliiy Mnf and GazetUerof
tliejSouttM;! States, jut published by J.
T. Loyd, Xo. l.4 Broadway,- Xew Yoik
is a very correct und valuable aid to the
study of Military ojm-atiops of the pres
ent time. -Its nize.is 4 by 5 JVct, and its
lrice is only 25 cents. The back of the
man is a ' complete CiazettJer of the
Southern States, giving the name of each
" "county, it area, jiopulation, -ouality f
soil, products, ic.'tc. " '
up
w
would
dowa
iu
ago.
Fruit Trees For Sale.
" At the ohl Xurserj-of G. Ilapgood &
. Son, I have for sale a superior lot of Ap-
- pie Trees and other fruits, of the choicest
varieties grown in this country. Also, an
assortment of Tnrious small fruit. Pri
t ces low enough " to make it an object for
all in want of trees, to call.
Oct 15i 4 z , , x r H- K.-HAPC.tX)D:
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October Term Trumbull Com. Pleas.
.sCourt commences to-day. Subjoined
is a list of the Jurors drawn for the pres
tnt Term:
I tl .' 'J CKAND JLTBOas. .' .
David Caldwell, Farmington.
r-James Christy, Kinsman.- j .
'Julius Truesdell, Vienna.
y, P. Green, Bloomfield.
"' Oilman A. Martin,
B. A. A. Baldwin, 'Warren.
Lathrop Mayhew, Bristol,
.t ''Dannis White, Southington.
Thomas Craig, Warren. -
Bedding A. Wisell, Lordstown.
- Wd Laird, Mesopotamia. -
J' ' 'Lewia Bushnell, Johnston. ; ;
Oaorgo Fassleman, Weatharsfield.
- (prrin Cory, Green
.'.;. - Ptwr jcaoas. .
-, "Miles Hank j Howland.
J. ' Stephen Bates, llartford.
o . Josiah Hina, Johnston.
" benezer Joy, Southington.' '
'I! ;": Jra Knapp, Mecca.
iCharles Lamberson, Farmington.
.'..liugn Montgomery. Sr Brookfield. :
"TiTa A. M. Brockway, jlartiord. . -James
Hoyt, Warren.
"Philoa W. 3ardner, BrialoL: - . i .
tv3nnitto Dana, Warren; ; V '- . ; ;
.'JCeilletti Fowler, , , .. .
c
also
B'
These
just
Fifty
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT!
T
'
.
FuR TDK UtN'lrlT OF tut
iholdicrs Aid
Society!
TO BE HELD it
BROOKFIELD,
Thursday, October 16, 1862.
OfTll'EH.
iTetit.u ni Mrs. i- j). King.
ice rreMilent Mrs. .Sarah lmuai-
.Secretary ilrs. A. Chew,
Treasurer lira. J. . Stewart.
OFFICERS OF THE DAT.
Chairman Rev. T. V,'. Earner,
Marshall A. Christy, Esq.
lioe 1 Waldorf, J. Hoaeland. D.
UalL M. II. Coburn. F. Peck. R. Chriatv.
R. S. Hart, 1 W. Clark, II. Hamilton. R.
."iewart, i. ciinstr.
Ajenti to sell Ticket
-A. Chew, A.
Christy. T. W. tise.
Aeenls to receive Tickets at Table .1
A. Valines. ,J. Leslie.
iicket Treasurers Dr. J. Stewart.' 1-1
I. Kins. Eso.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Mlc Hail Columbia.
Wavrv By Rev. X. Betts, of Vienna.
Mms'ic Star SingleU Banner.
Oration State of the Country, by Her.
V. P. Pinney, of Sharon.
3titsie E iluribus Unuin.
h-atiuH Prosecution of the War. bv
Elder W . Lnmphear, of Warren.
.1imiV Hetl, White and blue.
A llit-tory uf the Soldiers' Aid Society ol
Northern tlliio, by Rev. W. Haze.
Music il.irsellaise Hvmn.
What should be done by the Aid Society;
atsti a History 01 nu experience, while
performing the duties of a Chaplain in
the 67th Reg. O. V. I, by Rev. R. II.
Hurlburt, of Voungstown. - ,
Music America, National Hymn.
Announcement of further Order of Exer
cises by Iter. I. W. Wainer, of Hart
ford.
ltfneJletioHhx Rev. W. IIaz of Hub
bard.
l'.xeiMMs to commence at half wast 10
M.
Dinner at half past I P. IT. '
Admittance to first table. 371 cenU
Second table, 25 cents. All are cordiullv
invited to at tend.
LAST CHANCE!
TO 35JNI.IST.
Hw RECRUITS STILL RE
jjj CE1VED FOR
Headquarters at the (Sfirf- OjNct;
Warren, Ohio.
G. X. HAPGOOD,
Recruiting Officer.
EXAMINATION
OF
School Teachers.
THE Board tf Sc-IumiI Examiners
for Trumbull County, will commence their
regular Examinations of Teachers for Fall and W in
ter Schools, on the lath day of September.
Applicants far certificates, who reside in Ousta
Vas. Kinsman. Johnston and Vernon will mtt,iA
Examination on Friday, the 1W h of September.
Applicants residing in Liberty, Hubbard. Brook-
end Vienna, on Monday, tha!d of September,
Applicants residmr tn Fowler, Buret! a, Meoci
Hartford, on Wednesday, the i-llb of 'Septem
ber. ADnlicant reniilinff in VMniwf.mii niiMnfil.l
Greene and Bristol, on Friday, the 2tith of Septem
ber. -
Applicants rssidinr in Farmlncton. Snnthinirlnn
Champion, on Monday, the ilh of September.
Applicants residing in Newton, Lonlstown and
Braoeville, on Wednesday, the 1st of October.
Applicants residing- in Warren. Howland and
Weathersheld. on Friday, the 3d of October.
is expected that applicants residing- in the sev
eral districts will attend on the day designated for
district.
Applicants will -please brine slates. Xo text-book
atlas can be consulted by applicants, during any
examination.
The attention of persons interested is called to the
laniruaare of the statute, vix: "So person shall be
mtQUamd as a teacher in any primary common school
such nerson shall nave Ar obtained from
Examiners or any two of them, a eertiucate of
moral eh.ixacter. and that he or she is quali
fied to teach Orthography, Reading, Writine, Arith
metic. Geography and Enclish Grammar, and in
such nerson intends to teach in anv common
of kmrr grade, he or she shall first obtain a
certificate of the requisite qualifications in addition
the branches aforesaid.
said Examinations will be held at the Court
in Warren, and will commence punctually
10 o'clock, A 41, at which hour all applicants
be present, as the nine of examination will
limited.
HITTLEStY ADAMS.
Warren. Aug 7, lsoi
Ti J.' McLAIN & SON,
- :. WAHRE.N', OHIO.
an Mosev, Discount X aper, Bct
and Sell Exchanreou Eastern Cities, and Eu
insurance Companies represented with stock
Twelve Million Dollars. Legal and Collecting
Business promptly attended to. Interest paid on De
posits. ,
arren. u., reo. 3. I8t)i
T-aOIJI!S; mMPA KM VN " Uni-v
Ward Bcecher says. "Look out for them.
when Agents offer to insure you at half price
if there isn't a 'cat under the meal.' "
Franklin thought
the best Capital to beglu life with was a capi
wife, and a policy of insurance iu a capital com
K I'LUS ULTUA Tboutrh tun-
ning may supply the lack of strength, noth
ill supply the lack of good insurance alter a
n
ilTHE FOR .NERVOUSNESS.
The tire bell won't jar your nerves if you get
McLain it Son to insure you.
rLL
low I
LUCK To icit insured at a
rate, and And after a fire that the Company
wild cat institntion." itetter pay a sound com
a fair rate, and be secure.
"VllDEK '-Order is llcaven's first
Law." Hake it yonr standing order to keep
your
Insurance with McLain it Son.
PROTECTION. Bo industrious,
economic and insure with McLain & Eon and
insure yum aainflt want, indolence and fire.
HARD TIMES. "Money is too
scarce to ret insured. Do yon think you
have more money if your house should bun
without inuraure? lont try it.
RE,
ly
EAD the abate hints, and inward-
direst them. Then act noon them. A man
Howland read our advertisements three months
got insured, burnt out and is now one thousand
better off for it ou can't afford to lose
property, so refuse to run any risk, and call on
McLain A Son and get a good Policy of Insu
rance. T. J. MeLAIX SOX,
Warren, Ohio.
HE UNION FOREVER, For Me,
new Song and Chor-ut, at
DAMS' HOOK. 4 Ml-SIC STUttxi.
JlcClellan's Grand March, at
ADAMS' MUSIC STOUE.
barge Bayonets, a good Song and
Chorus.
ol. Tyler's Patriotic March, at
aVAas Ait-Eiv si w
EE.
he Union Medley, for tbe Piano,
containing tea fins pieces, at
ADAMS'.
Zouave's Battle March, a splendid
New March for tie Piano, at " n.wfl.
TTnion War Gallop, for
II. a si 1. U LU
tbe Piano
f AttTUn UIUIUI
The Soldier's Requiem. Funeral Msrch..
Col. Baker's Funeral Msrch. ... ,.
a large variety of other Kew Mtutc, Just res d.
BULLY FOR ALL, a Sone for the
times, at . ADAMS' MUSIC STORE.
RIGHT BE THY DREAMS,
EVANGELINE, a Song and Chorac..
LArRA MAY,
WHEK THE STARS are Beaming Bright
THE BEtiUARQIRL,
CLARA BELL, beautiful Ballad,
are all new and popular soncs. lor the riano.
re d at , , - - ADAMS' BOOKSTORE.
We are SeUiDS
Qnantities of good dollar books at M pries.
cents tor nooa. -''JffifitfSfl&joXK.
ew Styles of Wall Paper,
iust ree'd at -
ADAMS' BOOKSTORE.
a
off
I
the
a
deed
Also
and
by
said
the
on
1S61.
on
of
with
by
be
and
8th,
be
Xet
Xet
Xet
as
of
I
day,
at
west
Re-third
P
of
aad
to
A.
the
and
Help Wanted.
VI 7" t Mod at giri bandy lit nil kinds;
T T of housework, in a moderate sited family.
For further information apply al
SMITilS DRI O STORE.
, r ' . r , Market St.
Probate Notice.
& tllemeiU Ordered t le Aliertx,-l.
TT is ordered that the following ac-
COUIlt ftf VTiiitnr AilmiiiwrrafitM
Uuardiau', thai have been filed in this Court be,
advertised for tnree consecutive weeks sirreeably
to law. and that they remain on file for ini cciiou
and excrpiions till the li'.tb of O tobcr when
they will he examined and ordered to record if uo
exceptions appear thereto, to wit:
Samuel Horner, dee d Final Set'nt of Adin'r
Eunice Mctullic,
I . Urav.
F. W. Curtisa,
John Philtis, "
Nancy Philips,
Moses Yoxhimer, H "
Reuben Case, "
J. D. iieintseluan. " partial
Etra Palmer,
Joseph Lei In. "
Lsura E. t dall, "
Steph. Burnett, "
Robert Price. -
Lem. Newton, " final " Ex'rs
Aaron Root, "
Eliia McFarland, " partial
joon isyior. -
E. H. Bishop, -J.
E. Curtiss. Milu.r filial nr.l
Jane Millikin, " "
Lara k.. Dabnev. " "
Thos. C. Leet. " " " "
Franklin Crich,
Benj. Veach, -
Nancy A. Till. " partial ' "
MatUda M. Till. " ..rnni.l
Chas. F. Parmely,
Milton H. I.et '
J. H. McCartney, insane "
C.J. Bowell. Minor "
Avah i a. W. Doud " "
J- '. TVLER, ProUie Judue.
M arren. Oct. 1st, lSdl
s
HE RIFF'S SAI.K.
James Powers,
vs
Peter Sbiveley et al.
.-
Trumbull Com. Pleas.
liv virtue or unnlM nf ul ..... Ar k
Court ol Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio,
and tome directed and delivered, in the slx.ve case,
I have levied upon and will expose to Public Sale
oa .
HtMiirday, the Iltb dajr rOrtober, 1W62,
at the Court house in Warren, and between the usu
al hours of 10 i. M. and 4 o'clock r. a., the f.. Mow
ing described real estate, tn wit eitnMta in in ....
ship of Lordstown, being No. 3 of the fourth rauire
of townahiiisof the Connecticut Western Reserve iu
the State of Ohio, and which iaaiot tk .......... ..r
Trumbull, and is known by being part of lot Xo. il
in the bait Spring, Tract in Lordstown. and bound
ed west by Lot Ao. 21. north and south by the lot
lines, and east by a line parallel to the west line,
and so hirtheretromas to contain fifty acres of land.
Appraised at J0 per acre.
w r, c JJHH G. EUTLER, Sheriff.
AT arren. 0 Sept 10. lsiii
ADMINISrUATOIW SOT1UK.
To Eliiabeth Shaffer, Frank L. Shaffer.
LainarineSliaficr, William Shaffer, and Angeline
Shatter of liowland. Ohio, Abram Shatter. Daniel
i. Shaffer, and Samuel Shaffer of Mecca, Ohio, Ma
ry Kobison. and William Kobison. of Southington,
Ohio, Eliiabeth Denize, A Lewis Dentxe, ol Warren,
Ohio, Henry Shaffer Slate, of Illinois, and Mary
Jane .-hstlcr. State of Missouri, widow and heirs of
vuiici oiiuuer, ura u.
ou are hereby notified that on the 8ih day of
Sepu lSiii David Shafler adtuinistrator oj the Es
tate of Dauiel Shaffer, late of Howland. Ohio, dee'd.
tiled in the Probate Court of Trumbull Couuty. Ohio,
petition, for the purpose of obtaining an order
from said court, to complete a certain contract en
tered into by said Daniel Shaffer, dec M. and Daniel
Shaffer oa the bth day of June, lSTa. by which
the said Daniel Shaffer sold to said Daniel I). Shaf
fer a certain tract ufland known as tittv-Mj seres
from toe South end f lot Xo. l(i, iu Mecca Trum
bull County Ohio. The said Daniel D. Shaffer is
entitled to a deed oTsaid land.
'1'be id petition will be heard in said court ou
iue iu uay ol uctouer, at J o clock, A. Al.
DAVID SHAFFER,
Adm'r. of Daniel Shaffer, dec d.
Ueo. Baowx.
Atty. for Pet'r.
Sept. 17. la 3w.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COL'XTV.
ss.
James D. McMahan, I
.vs. ) in the Court or Coin-
Thomas McMahan and I mon Pleas.
Jacob W. Pattengell.
The said Thomas McMahon is hereby notified
that tbe said James D. McMahon has filed his peti
tion in this cause, for the purpose of procuring an
order of said court for the sale of the following des
cribed lands - One parcel being a part of lot Xo. 3,
section No. 5, in the townsnip of Bristol in said
County, bounded as follows : beginning at the north
east corner of lands of John M. Curtis, thenoe south,
along a marked line, to the center of the count)
road, thence easterly along the center of tbe coun
ty road, twenty-three ehaias and eighty links to a
post, thence northerly along a marked line, being
east line of said lot to the south-east corner of
lands lately owned by Nelson Hyde out to the place of
beginning, containing fifty acres of land more or
less.
Also another parcel part of lot Xo. 5, in said Bris
tol, bounded as follows: beginning at a stake stand
ing in the center of the county road being the south
east corner of lands lately owned by Andrew J.
Thompson. Thence north one degree west, about
forty rods to the south-west corner of lands sold by
Deunitih Parish, to Joseph Moore, thence east one
degree north ninety-three rods and twenty links on
marked line, thence south one degree east forty
to the center of the county road, thence wester
ly on the center of the count j- road, to the plane of
beginning, supposed to contain twenty fire acres of
land, the first mentioned of said tracts being the
tame conveyed by Samuel Fansler to plaintiff by
dated January &, ltvM, and the second of said
tracts being tbe same lands conveyed to plaintiff by
Henry Abrams, by deed dated January , IS.").
tor an order and judgment to apply the pro
ceeds of said lands in payment of the sum of S3j5,;"
interest from Sept. 6, l66i and of JUU2 with
interest from September 4, moneys paid
plaintiff as surety for said Thomas Mc
Mahon ; also in payment of two notes now held by
Jacob W. Patengall dated January , Iu9, lor
sum ul eaon. payable January 1st, ISM, and j
of which has been paid the interest to April 1st.
and one hundred dollars of the principal, and
the other the interest to April 1st, ltV.2. Also in
payment of the sum of feSta.13, and interest from
March lth. lt&L which is becoming due on a note
said Thomas for that sum payable, to plaintiff
interest, one rear from the date thereof, dated
March 19th. 1.
Said Thomas McMahon must answer in said eause
the 15th day of Norembr, 1bu2, or judgment will
rendered against him by default.
By TUTTLK t STULL,
Sept 17. Cw. Att'ysforPlff.
Ihe State of Ohio, Trumbull County.
In tbe Court of Common Pleas.
Robert H. Walker vs James Scott.
Defendant Is notified that this suit is brought to
recover of said James Scott the sum of seventy-six
86-100 dollars and interest thereon from October
1S52, and to charge the same by garnishee pro
cess upon debts dne said James Scott, in this coun
ty. Said James Scott must answer herein by the
thirty-first day of October, lttd2. or judgment will
rendered against him by default.
TUTTLE A- STULL.
Sept. 3. lSH-6w P.y his Attys.
Annual Statement.
ArniToa's Office, Tcmscll Co
Warren, 0 Sept. lit, lsui j
The Annual Settlement of the several funds of
Trumbul County, made by the Auditor and Treas
urer. September 1st, looi presents the following ex
hibit: amt in Treasuser's hands belonging
to the County General Fund $4.S92,73
sm't in Treasurer's hands belonging
to the County Bridge Fund 4,900.20
sm't in Treasurer's hands belonging
to the County Poor Fund 869,56
Total ain't in Co. Treasury at settlement $1392,49
The above statement is correct.
O. L. WOLCOTT, Co. Auditor.
D. B. GILMORE. Co. Treasurer.
Acditoe's OFFicg, Trumbull Co, Sept 4, 1362.
We have examined the Books. Accounts, and
Vouchers, on file in the Auditor's and Treasurer's
Officers, and find tbe balances of the several Funds
stated above, to be correct, and on examination
the funds in the Treasurer's hands, we find suffi
cient to pay the same in full.
JACOB S. SMITH.)
AARON DAVIS. Commissioners'
U. T. MASON, J
O. L. B'oLcoTT, Clerk of Board.
NOTICE
Is hereby given, that in pursuance of an or
der of tbe Probate Court of Trumbull County. Ohio,
shall, on the 22d day of October, lbtii between the
hours of 10 o'clock A M and 4 o'clock P M of said
expose for sale at publie suction, on the prem
ises, the lands and tenements following, to wit : sit
uate in lot number thirteen in thetownship of Mes
opotamia, in said county, being part of the premi
ses owned and occupied by John Taylor, deased.
his death: bounded north, west and south by the
lines of said lot, and east by a line parallel with the
line, and so far from it as to contain fifty-six
acres and seven twelfths of an acre of land. Terms
cash in hand, and the remainder with in
terest in one and two years therefrom.
GEORGE WOODRUFF,
Ss Pt 17. lSfiSw Ex. of John Taylor, dee'd
Yt Clarke,
(Late Clerk for Maj. John Coon, Paymaster, U.S.A.)
SOLDIERS' CLAIM AGENT,
Office, No. 8, Perkins Block,
If ear Court-House,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
JJOUSTY, PAYand PENSIONS,
3 Procured for Widows jand I Heirs of deceased
idlers, and pensions for disabled Soldiers. Col
lects pay for Resigned Officers and Discharged Sol
diers. Rations of Soldiers on Furlough, and all
Claims on tbe Pay. Quartet-master and; Commissa
ry Departments. lnfwmsti'-B freely given on all
Military matters without Charge, except for post
age and actual expenses, aad all Communications
I wflV atund iuWarren, at the Office of theClerk
the Court of Common Pleas, on storUay.tlie
daw of Aagnst, and on the HHsf and
THIRD SATURDAYS of each Month thereafter,
foTthe purpose of reoeivinguchbusmay
0lAug.l3,8t32-3m - Soldier's Claim Agent.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that aa application wiU b mads
the Governor of theSts lot the pardon of Math
ew Robb, who was convicted of bartering and sell
ing Counterfiet bank Bills, at the Mah Term,
D. 1861, of the Court of Common Pleas ef Trum
bull County, Ohio, and sentenced to confinement in
Penitentiary, for the term of fivejears, from
after the 3d day of March, A. If. labL .' T
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far exceeding any Kaiuiiv Medicines uf I
similar nature in the market.
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uiscoverin'; they xMess-l rem irkaMe
CvvvivVWe. "io.ev.cs,
and hence their
and eonietjuent pmlit to the 1'mpr.etur, thug
enabling hiia tn ex'Hinl
of dnllari ea.-ll ve.ir in a.ntii' their
merits, ami puiili.-iiiiii tiie j
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is that they strike it tli. rA of Diease,
by eradicating every partu'lc .i!' iunMiritr
for the life and hc-i'!' l iv .lejiends
upon the purity of r. ! -I
If tlio bloiMl is Mirini-J. flip ImkIv drags
out a miserable cxiston.- Tlie mlicines
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Shin. (Xir
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Livar Complaint,
Lewsorrhaea,
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ble.
ANOTHER w-i. cur-d ..' rVverand Au
after tt-viiw v.-r. miti- iu Lis reaob.
AM OTHER w-i- .itrl .f Kever oi-.
Which hil vi-l liiti.tt-fit vnra.
ANOTHER ! Uiiii niMti-m ol riifht vear
Cas iiiimuirtrulile ul Ihsarpiu und l.ivcr
Uomtil;i:nt iMiuld Ih iiientifiiitl in wl.-.-'i i
Purifi.'r iind fills
otfVt VvVte a Cvtf.w. '
are the iiiont active nnj thorough pills that
nave ewr Neon intriHluceu.
'i'licv at-t -ui directly upon the Liver, excit
ing Hint ..r-.'.ii tn such an extent as that the
system d . not rehipoe into its former con
dition, .vhi.'li is ton apt to be tlie case with
imply a purgative pill.
They arp reallv a
"AocjiX. vvi. iLiWev VvW,
which, in conjunction with the
will cure all the ni'oriiier.tioiid
and, of theiuselviM. will relieve an t
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Indirection,, Pi-n. in the fi-u
n.t .
try tnev tne.tioifii't, ami you will nriei
reirret it
Ask your neigliliors. who have UM-d theiu.
th.fv will iv they are
you should try them before p.in for
tiliyiici.-tn.
tiet a I'amplilet or Almanac of my local
ttj;ciit, tin. I read the certificates, and if you
oave ever iouitea you wui .
Am m pi'-- I Ism;
ProfaMor f
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:! .4 N. V , and Ljvk(jf CiiHtntMU.
Bflttd Dr. IsUilMk r. r i J SoHom nd Crtlfkmle pub
Kbrd iu ft coaapivts 'it t.tri 4 Una Paper ftvm Um to
tiot.
Hnu m, or per daii J u. ut to 19cmDliiabtB T
Hlsud Pill, 2ft oenu r Imuc, or 6 boxc lor $1.
Prfrvir1 Offlc and fUtentxna, Ko. C Esvst Fourth $u
Bttil li.141 frttn MmJb St., ClnciBDkli, O. Lti-buniuiry
FOR SALE BY
HOVT k STRATTON and JOHN R. WOODS.
Warren. Ohio.
HERIKF'S SALE.
Iliini-v A. Du Bois. 1
va In Tram. Com. Pleas,
Cyrus. Bosworth et al. I
By virtue of an aliat order of sale, issued out of
Court ot lommon rieaa 01 iruinouu ioumy,
Ohio, in the above case, and to me directed and de
livered, I shall expose to public sale, on
Saturday, the lltb day f October, 1862,
the Court House in Warren, in said county, and
between the hours of 10 o'clock A M and 4 o'clock
M of said day, the following described real estate
wit : 6a and 50-100 acres of land, situate in Weath
ersfield township in said county of Trumbull, boun
ded north by a tract of 61 and 70-UW acres sold to
Uutchius, Cox t RatlilT, assignees of Cyrus Bos
worth, deceased, east by said lot and the Mahoning
River, south by 43 acres of land now occupied by
Charles Bosworth, and west by the Lordstown town
the same appraised at $30,00 per acre, and sub
ject to its proportion of a certain mortgage of the
State of Connecticut for $2716.00 (on it in common
the 61 and 70-100 and a 54 acre tract adjoining
the township of Howland.)
ALSO, a small gore of land in Lordstown town
ship, bounded beginning at a point in the township
between Weathersheld and Lordstown town
ships, about 38 rods south of the corners of the town
ships, and where a narrow lane intersectssaid town
ship line, thence westward along said lane from the
to the river, to the centre of the highway lead
ing from Warren to Canfield. thence southward
along said highway to the north line of the lands
deeded to Charles Bosworth, thence east along said
north line to said town line, and thence north to the
place of beginning, and which was appraised at $25
acre. Terms Cash,
Sheriff a Office. t J. Q. BUTLER. Sheriff
Warren, Sept 10. 1S62.J
llEKlFF'S SALE.
Scott. Pier k Sill.
In Trum. Com. Pleas
Carrichers, Grjctcr k others. J
In pursuance of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio,
the above ease, and to me directed and delivered,
have levied upon and shall expose to publio sole,
Katnrday, tbe litis day t October, 1863,
the door of the Court House, in Warren, in said
county, and between the hours of 10 o'clock a u and
o'clock t a of said day. the following, described
estate to wit: situate in the township of How
land, in said county of Trumbull and State of Ohio,
is known by being lots N'o. 3oaud31. reference
being bad to a map and survey of a town plat laid
by p. C. Seeley and Seymour Potter, by Edw d
Leffingwell, Surveyor, upon subdivisions p umber
in the west survey of small lot (o. 2 in lanrt
number 21 in the original survey of Howland
township map recorded In Trumbull County Rec
ords, pages 1S9, 190 and 191, Book 33. Said lots No.
and 31 being about 128 feet long and 30 feet wide.
No. 30 appraised at $120, and lot No. 31 apprais
ed at $eo. i-j'EpUG.BCXLER,SheriJr.
Warren. Sept 10, ltWi. .
Th State of OMo, Trumbull County,
' In the Oqoft of Conuccn Pleas.
Samue) Qninby, Executor of Ephraim Quinby, dec,
James Scott, John W. Poww, Zsnss Klin. Peter
Kline and John Seotk
The said James Scott and John Scott are notified
this suit is brought to recover from said John
Powers, Zenas Klins and Peter Mine, or ovt i of
the sum of one hundred elghty-to dollars
eighty-eight oents. the amount of a decree in favor
plaintiff against said James Scott at the Novem
ber Term of said Court, in the year 1S52, with inter
est therefrom, and to charge the same against aa
amount due from them or one of them to said James
Scott; also to (e? asiu'e as fraudulent s pretended
assignment pfsai4 debt by said James N-ptt to said
Scott, the said James Scott and Jobn Scoti
answer herein by the thirty-first day of October
or the petition will be taken as confessed, and
judgment be rendered
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In tpurananco of law, I, AVIL.1L.I A3I RITEZEL, Treasurer of Trumbull County, Ohio, hereby notify the Tax-Payers thereof
that the rates of Taxes for the year ODe Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Two, are aa follawa : .
XAMES.
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TRUMBULL CO. ;
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, . , HrBBARD ; l i 4.10! 7-20 I 3-1 6-10 4 13-20, 1 -M0
Bkookfilb. . . '. .'. . . .'j 1 I I 1 " 4 : l j
i Hartford ........ . 1 1 i " 1 4 : 1 i
BRXOTf 1 I 4 I 4 ,1
Kinsman
Liberty. ! 1
VlEN5A i .' 11 " jl "4 " l
Fowler ! 1 , :1 4 " 'il
Johnston 1 11- " '1 4 !l
Gustatcs. ' ll" " I " 4 " jjl
; 'Weatiibr8field. ..'..'') 1 I " 1 4 Hi
Howland..... 11" 1 4 jil ;
' Bazktta i 1 1 ! I 4 Hi !
Mecca. 4 ii 1 1 1 1 4 jn
Greene ; 1 1 I " j " 1 4 : ' 1 " :
IORDSTOWN. ........ ' 1 I f j 1 " 4 " il " .
Warben. .......... ' 1 1 " 1 1 ;'l ;
" V.' Schools. 1 I ! jl "4 ,1 '
I'llAMPION.... . . . . . ,'i 11 ..4 . il ' J
t JjRI3TOL. .11 1 I " " 1 " 4 "
( Bloomfield. . . . . 'j . 1 1 1 " 1 4 l
Nkwtos. .......... 1 I ' 1 " 4 " ill
" U Schools. ii 11 " j "1 " " 4 -' l
Bracevillk. i II " " I " ""4 " ;1 "
SOCTHISQTOX. ...... I 1 I " I " 1 " " 4 " '1 " j
FaBMINOTOS '! II " j 1 " "4 ;!l
' Mesopotamia.......'' 1 I 1 !1 . - . 4 ." -U
1 he Treasurer will attend at the usual places of hoi ding Election'), or
for the purpose of receiving taxes, viz :
Farmington. Wednesday, Oetoher 15
Mesopotamia, Thursday, ' 1C
Bloomfield, Friday. " 17
The Treasurer will also attend
01 receiving tne taxes still due aud unpaid.
The Laws now in force for tho collection of taxes provides for the collection of one-half (or all, at the option of the tax-payer,) the taxes for the year,
by the 20th day of December, 1 862, and the remaining half by the 20th day of June, next thereafter; provided that if One Half of the Tax charged
on personal property is not paid on or before the said twentieth day of December, then the whole of said personal tax becomes due on said day, and may
be collected with the addition of 5 per cent and the usual fees for collecting. ' .
P. 8, Remember the inconvenience of paving the last few diys of the time allowed by law. -
WILLIAM RITEZEL,
Warren. September 17, lSC2-Cw COUNTY TREASURER.
Tax-Payers
STATE TAXES.
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Bristol, Saturday, October 18
Greene, Monday, 20
Gustavus, Tuesday, 21
Kinsman, Wednesday " 22
at his office in Warren from and after the
ol Tnimbull Co., 0.
COUNTY TAXES.
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convenient thereto, in tbe following named
Vernon, Thursday. October 23
Johnston. Friday. " 24
Hartford, Saturday, " 25
Brookfield. Monday, 27
3d
day of November until tho 20th day
I MILLS. (' MILLS. I
I " 2 j- 3-10 9-20t ' 7-10! I
. " 2 !, 3-20 j 4-10: - '
"2 " , 3-20 i 9-20
"2 " ' 2-10 ! 4-10 ;
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i " 2 " ! 3-8 3-8 ;
' "2 ! 3-10 19-20; 13-20; !
"2 "I 3-20 5-20j 3-20' !
! " 2 I 3-10 9-20j 6-10 !
"2 " ' 3-20 6-10, 5-20
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" 2 " J 2-10 7-20i 2-10 !
" 2 !: 2-10 1 1-2 I r-2 ; i
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f 8 3-20! 71 J
' 13-20 7 7-20; 83 J
C-10 7 3-10 73 j
C-10 7 3-10 73
2 1-4! 8 19-20' 89
3-10 7 I 70 ii
6- 8 7 9-20 74 '
1 9-10 8 6-10 sc I;
- 1 1-20 7 5-20 72'
1 7-20 8 1-20' 80';
1 j 7 7-10 77 ii
3-20 6 17-20 63;
2 j 8' 7-10 87 I
1-2 ! 7 1-5 j 72 jf ;
3- 4 7 9-20; 74,;
2 2-10 8 9-10 89
6 9-20' 13 3-20; lot1!
17-20' 7 il-20 75i'i
11-20 7 5 20; 72j'!
1 3-20 7 17-20 78,:l
7- 10 7 4-10 74 ij
2 9-10 9 6-10 96 !;
13-20 8 7-20 83j;
4- 10 8 1-10 71 !
5- 10 7 2-10 72 '!
1 1-4 j 7 19-201 79i.j
Townships of Trumbull County,
Hubbard, Tuesday, October 23
Liberty, Wednesday, . - 23
Newton, Thursday. "30
of December next, for the purpose
Fresh Drugs! Fresh Drugs !!
. GREAT BARGAINS!
Terms O.slo.!
TERMS CASH!
HAVl.NO recently mude laro ad
ditions to tuf stock of Drugs. Groceries. No
tions, Paints, Oils, Dye Woods. Liquors, Ac. I flatter
myself that ia quality and price of goods, I eannot
excelled by any House in Northern Ohio. It is
aim to select the purraf and beet goods in my line
that ean be found in market, and selling them oas
emek, at the lowest possible margin from first cost.
do not doubt my ability to satisfy all good judges
merchandize, that it is their interest to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Xo
attempt an enumeration in full, is impossible but
among my leading articles may be found the follow
ing, vis:
bottles Sulph Quinine 5 gals. Sulphuric Ether
do . do Morphine 4 do Acetic do
bl. Camphor Gum 10 s Nitrate Silver
fc 1 Castor Uil s Saltpetre
Sweet Oil - . - - & bis Rosin
s Turkey Opium 2 do Epsom Salts
gals. Spts Nitre 5 gross McLain 's Liver
Bm Iodide Potassium Pills i
gross McLane's Vermi-1 bl Alex. Senna
luge i ring noot
gross Corks all sites 50 Bs Chloroform
20,000 Lady Webster's SO.OUO Tildeu's Pills all
Dinner Pills kinds
gals. Aqua Ammonia
For sale low bv JOHN R. WOODS.
June lUlfiuZ
TLUID EXTRACTS.
A large assortment of Tilden's Extracts just
receirea by uuwo.
T7CLECTIC REMEDIES.
iJ A full stock of W. S. Merrill Co.'i Concen
trated P.emedies. just re'd by J. K. n OUUS.
RUSHES.
A good assortment Paint Brushes, Cloth do,
Hairdo. Tooth do. Varnish do. Camel's Hairdo,
scrub do. it, can be found al
J. R. WOODS.
"TiANDELION COFFEE.
Kolloch's k Brown's Dandelion Coffees, good
Liver Complaints and Dyspepsia a pleasant be
verage, at J: n. wuuua.
HEUMATIC LINIMENT.
H gross Van Kaum's celebrated Rheumatic
luon, one ol tne nest remeaies in use, ov
j. n. uulis.
rtATTLE POWDER.
i t r;r-.i.i v s.ikHa.i
rowaer, ior salt oy . a. wua,
NSEED OIL.
Jjo.
. O. Griswold's Linseed Oil, by the bbl or
gallon, at J. ft. OODa.
BAD IN
OIL.
i 200 kegs White Lead in Oil. by
WOODS.
COLORS IN OIL
i eases Painter's Colors in Oil. st
J. R. WOODS.
YE WOODS.
a) barrels Dye Woods, by
J. R. WOODS.
EXTRACT LOGWOOD.
210 Ext Logwood, In 12 boxes,
aw. was;.
FRESH ANNATTO.
5 btwkeU just arrived it J. R. WOODS.
rpANNERS OIL.
15 bbls best just received, J. n. nruu.
YE
WHISKEY.
jls Daniel Derr's
25 bbls Daniel Derr-ST-20 do. Pittcburgh Rye
do Cleveland and Cincinnat
i uieveiana ana iiiicmuan a-""-. "
by
J. K. WOODS.
INDIGO.
1 ease Manilla and MO prime Madras, by
B0.'
ORAX.
ease refined Borax, by
WOODS.
T Mv tlmcerv list embraces a line of prime
and white sugars an assortment of the hn
est Teas to be found in market Rio and Java Lol-
Rice; aisins- Ba'r-tsoap: Candles, ij-
NOTIONS. r
In the Notion line. I have a good variety of
leading articles-such as Silk Threads; Spool
CottqTThFesd; Needles- Pins; Hosiery: Oloves&u
i.i.; rtnii' Collars: Fins and U4ica Dressing
. f .11 kinds: Shoe Laces; Hooks and hyes:
kMsnd Tmi.BPimt SP Uuttonj; Un Threat!,
I- .. li 11 T..t.U.t.lu.li-4alri
Out olionear m "iii
June 11. 1862. f ' . JOHN K. WOODS.
Notice.
JOHN WAHL. Em Agent of the "Trumbull
Phalanx," ha deposited mouey witn tnet.ouniy
Treasurer d rleiiwl s piece of hind Sxi feet,
situated in Braceville Unsui.. and sold lor taxes
D. B. Gilmore. t reasurer, in the name of said
Trumbull Phalaui. to A. K. Goodrich, January li.
- 0. h. WOLCOTT, Co. Auditor.
Vyarrei.O..Eei-t.l0,1862-i(t -
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C L O T
All that want
HAS OPENED a large Stock of Clothing, adapted to the Spring Trade. The Goods were bought at very' low figure m
the Eastern Market, by taking advantage of the hard times, and will be sold at prices as low as ever.
A laros, ntnrk at mrtTt Pflasimfirfls and VestmES- for Custom Work, and the best Artist for cutting cloth-
I3XTXXJOE31:E3 LXTTS
IN THE
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NO ADVANCE ON PRICES!
to buy Clothing, can save Money this Spring !
nAT.T. ATrn sinE!
R A D E
Ohio.
ilay2
MILLINERY
LARGE STOCK.
NEW GOODS.
PALL & WINTER
fashions.
JuMt Received from New York, the!
LARGEST and -
MOST BEAUTIFUL.
ASSORT NEXT OP
Bonnets, j
I
Ribbons,
EVER BROUGHT TO WARREN. j
"A"lllesale St Hetaile
I
Bonnets Bleached, Pressed & Repaired.
Mrs. C. W. MESSER, Ag'L
Corner of Main and Market Streets, over McCoinbs !
A smiths entrance on Alain bL
Bonnet Blocks
AT MRS. C. W. MESSER'S.
June 2T. 1S02
s
IIERIFF'S SALE.
Asa ClUbee
In Trt
rum. Com. Pleas.
V.rrn Yftiin et al
Tlu rirtii. of an order of sale issued nut of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull Couuty. Ohio,
and to me directed and dchvenl in the above cje.
shall offer at Public Sale un
Salarday Uialatday af Xaveaiber IS63.
at the south door of the Court House in Warren in
said County, and between the hours of 10 o'clock A j
M and 4 o'clock P M of said day, the following des- h
eribed real estate, to wit: situate in tbe Township
of tiustavus in the County of lrambull aad state oi
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows: Known
as tbe south bait ot lot -to. ao in saiu iowunuip,i
knmulnl nn ih.Hii bv tha N. andS. Centre high- f
way and the publie square therein at the Centre off
tiustavus. Un tne sou in oy nam puouo squnre anu
the east and west centre road in suid township, on
the west by lands owned by llcsekiah Barnes, aud
on the north by lands formerly owned by James C.
K.h,m an. nwnM.1 hv tl-i.ca lobes, containing
eighty acres of land more or Its excepting, howev-
er. a neall lot of l.n.l on the north and south ;
centre road near the cmer of tU square feet ol
round heretotore sold to S. t5. Jml.l w hers said I
udd's office now stands. Appraised at $jJ0. I
Terms Cash. J. G. BtTLtK. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wsrren. Oct. lst.lsoJ.
"VTOTICE is hereby rivei that on
1 1 the 12ih day of July A. p.ljtfci the nnder
signed wasduly appointed and qualifieil administra
tor on the estate of Phillip Baker, deceased, late
of Trumbull County Ohio, all persons interested wiU
Octl.1362.-3w
fg. ... . .
Spring and Summer
. XOVEL.TIES
at the . '
Boston Clothing House
OF
REED & ADAMS,
(Successor, to F. P. Reed A C.)
W
E are opening
Summer Stock of
our spring ana
CLOTH INO,
FCUNISHISO GOODS,
HATS. CAPS.
and TRUNKS.
Also, a splendid assortment of
SPRINU and SUMMER CLOTHS.
' " CASSIMERESandYESTISOS.
which ws are offering at unparalleled low prices for
CASH.
Remember the Boston
All the lutost styles and novelties of the season in
HATS and CAPS,
at the Boston.
Our assortment of C'msMUmere-s and VetUlMs-n,
islargsaaa choice, embracing the latest imported
stylos, alao
Baa tan sad Xtn Yas-Ia. Faahlotaa.
We shall offer extra inducements on
Broad-Cloths & Doeskins,
at tbe Booton.
Mr. Chas. Dodge,
will be found at his post, with Strap in hand, to
give his friends 6 is a usuaL Ramcmuer Charles
eannot be beaten in. his provssiwn,
Uon't frtiytt tlie.i;n :.if fhs HoMti.n.
REED & ADAMS.
;-, -;. I ' . . ' '
No. S. Market Si ", Warren, O.
May 14. lsci
Logic of Mathematics
St. Johns Geology.
. lvalue s s.lemcuts, , -
Butler's Analogy."
" Smith's New Astronomy.
Warren's Physical tieography.
An.! a general nock of -''"TORe!
Ahead of all others.-"T he
J Braman" Sewing Machine, was awarded the
rrTL.renTmu7at the State la.r .n C??"?1
as. family uiuchine. 1'".
large variety of Scenes of
,at. gatt.es. .f J
A
Insurance Agency..-, :
WHITTLESEY ABi.
Office over McCombs A Smiths Store. Main Street.
Warren, Ohio.. . -
City Fire asanmee (v-prn New Haven jCt.
Cash Capital and Surplus.-. -"TfAi'r..
Ifete i'wlami fire huirance Company. HartloTd. tt.
Cash Capital and Surplus,- --S5,0fjj U
Jfort Astericaa t ire Irumrunre t'oat.. Hartford. Lt.
Cash Capital and Surplus, j:njJUS S
Ifortciek Fire Insurance Hpa Norwich, It.
Chartered May, 1S03.
Cah Capital and Surplus. si;42.SttV21
Girard Fire Jnturamee (Jtrnvanp ..Philadelphia.
Cash Capital and Surplus. iui.ilix l
Ninaarm Fire Inrumnre fompanf ' ,"5 1 ark-
Cash Capital atfd Surplus ..131 UO
Pkcrnix Life humranre Compung ..Harttord. Ct.
Cash Capital and Surplus i2Siio 40
ADDlieation in person ur by note, will receive
prompt attention. WHITTLrSKY ADAMA,
July 2.162-lf Agent.
NORWICH i
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NORWICH, CONN.
Cask Capital and Surplus
$242, 6.3
. nanerea ii
.nay, 1443. i
H'
as ueen uointr uuine! ,ue.rij
tixtt years, and has always maid iu. losses
promptly. .
Losses paid during the last fifty years, exceed
..m,..! 'ru v. ; rk. jJ.Imi Insnranco
Company represented in W arren.
Uuildings,ilerchandiieand Uousehu.a uroitura
injured in this long tried aud responsible eompany
oa very favorable terras ' ;
Applv to nniiiLuci
Olhee over McCombs and Suiiths' More,
ilin Street. Warren. Uhi.
Sr-Dwellings and Farm Properly insured a term
of years at very low rates.
CJune 4, looa tt
"JJilTED STATES ASS TOB32TQH
ratent umce Agency.
Bank Street, npp.wite the Weddell House.
Cleveland. Ohio,
iinr .rraneements and years of experience give
as unusual facilities for the Uransaction of all busi
ness relating to protecting mvenUons. oblaimnf ca
veats, patents, extensions, Fnni
ments, and defending patents. H e shall be piaed
to consult with inventor and others, without charge,
upon all poinu ofthis busing .
Jul)-9tf Solicitors andAttorneys for Patent.
S1RA YS TAKEN U l
Broke into the premises of the subset-iber, it
Fowler, ou September 4th. a dark brown mare with,
a strip in her face, both hiud feet white, with a Sor
rel sucking colt by her sido. Also, a light grey hegsa.
four years old, and a Uay mare colt, about. o years
old. The owner is nutitied toeome forward, prota
propew, pay charges aud g;.lJ--'ATK
Fowler. Trumbull Co. O. Sepi, 1 UioiSw . J
75,000 FRUIT TREES!
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH MARVIN, Jil.,
Western Reserve Nursery,
WARREX. TRl'MBl'LL COUXTT. OHIO,
Located one-half mile east of the Western Reserve
Bank, on the road leadiug from Warren to lenna.
This establishment has only been in operation tor
two and a half years, and yet so rapid has been Ike
rrewth of the trees, that I am warranted u sayn.
lhat twenty thousand lirst class trees can he i'-c-ed
from the above number. In all eases, pureiia
sers are at liberty to select the best The sl.n k em
braces the following varieties, which ean be recom
mended with eontideuce for general cultivation,
having been fully tested in all sections of the eoun-
try' ... APPLE TREES. . -Eiri.t
Vaitetifs. Early Harvest. Early Joe.
Sweet Bough and Golden Sweet.
Fall V rhties. Late Strawberry. Fall Pippin.
Faniusa, Poind Sweet, Jted Astrieaa and Oolden
'"'tt'ivtKt Vavikti:s. Baldwin. R. I. flreening,
Swaar, Ksopua Spitienbers. Hubartson's Xonsnch.
Peck's Pleasant. Tallman Sweet, Hlou Apple. Red
Cheek Pippin, Rihatone Pippin. Cooper's Market.
Golden Russett. Kuxbury Kussett, Northern Spy
and King Apple.
rt-tiut.
Early Crawford. Large Early York. Yellow
Rare
Ripe, Hale s uurly.
1 ... 1 U oU... I lIin.
Ward's Freestone. Morris' White and Moms Red
Rareripe, together with a variety of
PEARS AXD CHERRIES,
all of which can be purchased for about one half
less than is usuallv charged by Eastern Agents.
, SLUmberlO,lSo2-6ai ;