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Western Reserve Chronicle! - ..... IKlljAS OF Sc'BSCRIPTIOX. 'lJLiIi'Sn"-lin "ir?nev T"? M y pamni u mot ma.it tn advance. No pa- er discontinued until all arrearages are Dai i ei- eept at the option uf the publirtier. Hate or AdTCrtlftlug. Twelve linea cilia! to oue inch in apaoe, :uke fiMjuare. Iw 3w few Sm 6tu lyr 1 Square j .50 1 $1.00 $ 1.30 2.50 I $ 4.00 1 7.0" ! Square. 1.0C) 2.UU 1 Square. UP I 3.001 'i column 2.-01 4.001 4 column 4.00 1 7.001 30 V 8.U0! L!.0I' "2 I ". I W l K C.0 I 8.U0J12. iJ i " Jf.'i 2.001 UOOI 20.00 i'"iflr. column .00 9.00 i 12.001 20.00 1 35.001 6o.H0 IdrertUements not tinder motract. ninst he tn.i li ed th. length of time doiired. or they will b continued aad charred for until ordered out. Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise ment.. 50 per cent more. Deaths and Manriacr inserted gratis, but Obituary Notice charred half price. ... , . Transient Advertisements to ba paid for lnrariablr in advance. Vearly Advertiser" will be eharred extra f..r Iis aolution and other Notices, not connected with their rerular business. t'.mneaa Cards, not eieeedins; 3 lin-s. $1.00 a line per yaan each additional line, 75 rents. JOU r K I X T I X . Having recently made large additions of the latest etylea of type, to our assortment of Job Printing material, we are prepared to execute in the best manner, the ditterent varieties of I'lam and Fancy Printing SICII AS Address Cards. Certificates. Labels. Business Cards, Check Books. Manif.sta. Bank Checks, 'Colored l'riutiug. Notes, Bills of Ladtug, liralts. rrojramuic. Ball Tickets. Form Books, Receipts Blanks, all kinds. Handbills. Show Bills. In feet ererything done in the shape of Print ing, at pricAs that cannot fail to suit, and with dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a rw.d assortment of Cards and Fine Stationary. Iiie which those in want of Priutiiig can select. Jnatlreai'Jtnw CwutaUn' Blank. Warranter. Mortaape and Qnit-Ciai;n Peels. Vao mom, jncnti'.ns, Suhptrmam. Wc, Constantly on band and for sale. Cleveland & Mahoning R. R. On and after Monday, July Jiith, trains ail. -in as Al'lTl'XTIC A tit. WESTEBS Leaves Cleveland at 7:30 A. M.. makes a clow con nectionat IieaviUsb'irirh with A. t. W. Ex- tiraM train for Xew i ork at 9:4S A jl: arrived at Warren at 9:57 A M, and Youngstown at 10:40 A Ri"fnnVrV(J leave Yuunestown at 3:15 P M: Warren at 4:03 P M: connects with A. J. W. Express at Lcavi'tsbuirh at 4:12 A Al.ai.d arrives stl Cleveland at ti-JW P 31 . i YowngKlvarai Express. Leave Youngstown at 6:20 A M: Warren at 7:10 A M: and arrives at Cleveland at :io A M. RETUUKIXO. leaves Cleveland at 4:10 P M: W ar ren at :49 P M. and arrives at Youngstown at 7:32 P VL Superintendent's Office. CUki. L. RUOllKS. Cleveland. July IS, lt3. i Mtp't Town and County. U. S. 5-20 Bonds Geo. Tayler, nt the Western Receive Bank, is agent for the sale of the 5-20 year six er cent. Coupon Bonds. Per sons wishing these Bonds, can get them at par for bankable funds. ilay 27tf From the Nineteenth Regiment. The following was received by telegraph from Chattanooga, to Lewis Iloyt, at 4 o'clock P. M Septembr 21st, trom Colonel II. G. Stratton : Two day's fighting ; Warren boys yafe ; loss in regiment, Seventy-five killed and wounded. . Atlantic Monthly. The contents of the September num ber are "The Puritan Minister ; Thoiean's Flute, M'ilartin's Disappointments; Rob ert and Clara Schuman ; The Freedmen at Port Royal : So and Yee ; The ilaiher Safe; The Tertiary Age and usCha; act er istic Animals ; The 2few Sangt eal ; Thomas DeQuincy ; Mrs. Lew is ; Lyrics of the Street ; Manuscripts oi Edward Barke; Harvard Heroes; Who is Roe buck T Reviews and Literary, Notices. Published by Tick nor It Field. Boston, Mass. Notice. The United Presbyterians will l.nve (heir eommanion, on next Sublmth (the 27th hist.,) in their accustomed plate ot worship, on Vine slrett, in the ei.-t part at Warren. Preparatory sen ices 'w ill commence on Thursday (the 24th iut-:.,) at 10J o'clock, A. M. Services on Sal bath, at 10 o'clock, A.I., Couimunion at o'clock, P. M.. and services in the evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. D. Goodwills, of Uirutd, mi present to assist on the occasion. in Lectures. Our literary readei will be pleased to learn that efforts ure being made to secuie a course of popular lectures during the approaching lecture season. The enter prise is in the bunds of the "Warren Po lemic Club," a Literary Society of our village, and will undoubtedly prove a success if the prominent lectuiers jour ney west this winter a3 they hare hereto fore done. A handsome tubsci iption has been made cn the part of liberal-minded citizens, guaranteeing the society against loss. Tire course is expected to comprise eight lecture. We are informed that John B.Gough, Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson and Dr. J. S. Holland, have consented to come. Mr. Gough, about October 20th, Mr. Dickinson, a month later, and Dr. Holland some, time in December. Hon. Edward Everett, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Wendell Phillips. Esq., Bayard Taylor and other prominent gentlemen will be secured if possible. School Teachers. Person desiring to teach, in Trumbull County, this winter, will read advertise ment of examinations. The Board of Examiners deem a higher degree ol scholarship among teachers essential to the best interests of the public, and of teachers. The best teachers cannot af ford to teach for the wages offered the poorest can, and the public has the bene fit of their ignorance. Hence, teachers and patrons are alike interested in rais ing the standard of scholarship. Many of our best teachers hare left to educate the rebels. Some of these already fill the soldier's grave. Many pupils and friends of education in this country will long honor and cherish their memory, alike for their devotion to the education of youth, and their valor on the field ol battle. Thebest safe-guard against troub les, such as are now upon our country, is the education of the rising generation, not only in literature and science, but in the principles of an enlichientd palriotum and a tound morality. The present great rebel lion has demonstrated, as clearly as the sun in the unclouded heavens, that "edu cation it at political necessity." 1 1 haa proved to the fearful and doubting, that our sys tem 6f popular education can withstand, without being seriously impaired, the shock of one of the most wicked and un holy rebellions that ever disgraced the Annals of time. Whatever else we may be called upon to buffer, in this crisis of our national existence, the common choola muft continue in fall rigor. j is The Western Reserve Bank. Tl 'First Xation:il l.uik .f : Want-n.' having lim-hol tln Banking Ifouso hu.1 reamining -'", i c .... seiu, wil l assumexl the liabilities or the Western Reserve Bank, the Litter institu tion lias virtually ceased to exist, although its ciiarie rdoos not expire until Mar, 1S'0, and it w ill have a corporate existence uu td all claims due to deiiositors !.re i-l, and its out.sianding notes ure redeem, il. The early date of its organization, its uni form stability and orodil, the character of the men hy trhoiu it was fJrsteiublih- ed, and the many remarkable circuui.-tau" ce connected with it, entitles it to a more thun "passing notice." Tho Vestern Eefervo Baoik was char" tcred in tho winter of 1S11-12; the com pany was organized on the 24th of No vember 1S13. and tho following Board ol Directors rhiwn; Simon lVrkins, Tur hand Kirllund, Francis Freeman, John Ford, W'il'iam R.iyt n. Call in Austin, Com fort S. -My'alt, Calvin Teaso, Henry Wiek, LeHHiurd Case, David Ch'lidriieii, William Bell Jr. bud Richard IIaes On the next day, ( November jlli 1-S1.) Gen. Simon FY-ikiniv as elected President, Zilmon Fitch E-.. Chier. jeii-i.d Pel kins whs President until April J'lh 1SJ0, when he lvife'lied, und Zalmoli Fitch was elected, lie held the office until Juliliiiry 2d, lSu$, when hr le clined a I e-electioti. jtnd -.rjre Par-ons was f li i li J, and held the office un- til the rhe :f the business exislem-e ol i tiie Bank, a period of more than 2j vears. ' electl Director, on the 2d r j J:imi:itV l.Sll Mllfl b.1-4 lllsii.liflfltT l.a..n 1 an officer of the Bank fir almost half a century. Mr. Fitch was Cashier fioni the organ ization of the institution until March 15th' 1830, w hen l.e resigned, and Mr. Ralph Hickox was e!-cte.. George Taylor, E. the present Cashier, was r-hfti-d April 21st. 1S4I. to fill the acunt-y occ.isiom d by the death of Mr. Ilickox. Two of these officers. Mest-rs Fitth und Tayler performed the duties of Cashier for forty six years. Mr. Fiteh a few mvillii les than 2j ye;.rs. and Mr. Tayler a few months longer. The Bank commenced operations in IS 13, in a frame building on Main Street, near the corner of Franklin. The present ' banking house wasbuilt 1S17 and IS. Like everything connected with the in.stitu-j ti'in, is was not showy, but solid, substan tial, and enduring. A few years since, the banking office was enlarged, some alter ations m.ule in the arrangement of the other apartments, and a little external improvement made, otherwise the origin al structure remains the same. During thegeneral suspensions of specie payment in 3S14. and lS.'iG, this bank sus pended for a few months. When the New York banks first resumed myment of specie, in 1S3C, the Western Reserve re sumed alio, but when a few weeks after the X. Y. banks, and nearly all the banks. the country, again suspended, it did not, nor did it again until the universal suspension caused by the present war. In 1S1C, the charter was extended tin til Defender SOth 1S42. The Directors Were then appointed a Board of Trustees to close the business; the Cashier was ap pointed Secretary, and the Bank contin ued gradually winding up its affairs unti' July 1S45. when it was reorganized under the Inde.endent Banking Law, as an In dependent Bank. The Western Reserve Bank was th old est banking institution in Ohio. Tivo had been chartered before it, but they have long since wound up. Xo bank in Ohio has regularly made lietter quarterly exhibits. aud none could show large asctfSi ,.r,d smaller liabilities. Thete may have been o:!iei which nude larger dividends, but few suffered smaller losses. From its first organization, it has been managed with the greatest prudence and cauiion, and the interest of the stockholders and of the public carefully and fully secured. "Here its immediate vicinity, where those in whose hands its management was, were best known, "us g-xid as a Western Re serve Bank bill," has passed into a prov erb, and the citizens of the county would have been more startled by an eaitll quake than by the failure of the bunk, and would think one of those events as likely to occur, as the other." Of the first Board of Directors, ull Lave passed away, save one, Leonard Case, E-q. who now resides in Cleveland. Among those who were elected Dirce. tors, at different times, und are now dead, are the following: Dr. Charles Dutton Samuel W. Phelps Samuel Leavitt elected 1815 1815 1S1G 1817 1818 1819 1820 1820 1823 1824 1S2C 1829 1834 1835 1339 1340 1843 John Kinsman Sr John Fold Wm. Raven John W. Seely Dillingham Clark John B. Harmon Leicester King David L. King Seabury Ford Daniel Gilbert Asuel Adam Ralph Hickox Elisha Whittlesey Tared Perkins. The following named gentlemcu now living, have been Directors. Adamson Bently Jacob P. Kirtland John Kinsman Wm. Quiby Simon Perkins Jr Frederick Kinsman Henry Kirtland Seth Hayes Lemuel Wick Joseph Perkins Ralsa Clark Henry Wick Matthew B. Tayler Samuel L. Freemau Henry B. Perkins John Uutchins L. J. Iddings B. P. Jameson Giles O. Griswold elected 1814 1825 182G 1331 1331 1830 1840 1841 1841 1845 1847 1848 1849 1852 1853 1855 1S50 1859 1861 Of the City men who have been its Di rectors at some period of the fifty j earsof its existence, two only can be said to have failed, or become embarrassed in business, and not one has become bankrupt. Of those who have acted as Cashiers, Tellers, Bookeepers ic., no act of dishonesty, not even a breath of suspicion has sullied the reputation of one of them. Its first President was the wealthiest man in Northern Ohio. The last surviv ing member of its first board of Directors, we believe, occupies that position now. The life of the Western Reserve Bank nded. Wo hope its successor will prove as useful and as stable. We only regret that the name could not have been perpetuated. j J ! j ' j j as of to on or of to is no P. it of Obituary Notice teein: P. At an eecial meeting of ilie Kureso Uwas "-n Alethian StMjjety on the t venin-ol Byron Knyiler deiiarted this lift' in Bl.xmilield, AniKt Cth, t the ngv 'f CO reai, 11 months and 24 dnys. Tin; couiniuuity lias susUiinel loa in the dcnth of this young man. Without ostentation, honestly struggling to t-nter upon the highway of virtue ami ti-elul-ness, he was resfjectid by ull, he was rt l'Octed l;y nil, and greatly In-loved ly llnwe to whom he wms bound l.y tlie near er lt'lalions tl" life. llo wn I with v-ver illn,is while hi Troy, Ohio, wheiehe Mill.i. d lorri eral wt-eks, when he ws hiouht home only to linger the victim of dilate forj awliil, unit tlie. A father, mother, mls- ters mill lnotl.eis. hi dii coiiiim-Ls io whom will iiever be lorotleii.now uiouiii : hi lis. llavin!, during lhe liil taes j of hi ticknesf , sought, and not in vain, j to l.eeomoan heir of eternal lifo. he bore I his protracted sulleiing with liuieli sutlV-r- ing niih much fortitude, dieil in -Meat j !tce, :ind lell a bright rt idviii-r of th jiower of divine 'race. ! Al a time like this, when nnnv are' f tiling in the rauiu and on th- tield ot battle, the count iv can ill itllord to "-jiaie j siieh oiing men as the ubjecl .f this I yketeh. But we bow in submission to that t God w hose liisjie nsxtioris, l.o vi r iiieiu table to us. me always right. The Luresomen Alethiau Society, of which he wus a uiember. j..ise. the fol-1 lowing resolutions :ih a token of their e a H.rlKr I ITII IhA l.i .lUliiit I i l.l ! a, itu'v it' uu a uii' tK' f ' v iiu'ic aim rtlutious were unaniniou-lv ulotcl: Whereas. The messenger of ilenth has again entered our circle and taken from us one of our number, therefore, Jii-soL-cd, That in the death of Byron Snyder, our Society has lost a tried and valued member, and community an hon O'O I and esteemed citizen. His inaiiv noble actions and exemplary life will ever ne retained l.y laitlitul memory in the hearts of his many friends. iV.j-Viv.. That we tender our heal t-felt sympathy to the friends thus called t. mouin the loss of a son and brother. JiesoUett, That a ropy of lhee resolu tions be presented to the family of the deceased, and for publication in the CuEoxtftE. J. SMITH. S. M. COOK. -t rt. A. K. HOWE. ) 12th Ohio Cavalry. Recruiting for this new re met t is go ing forward rapidly throughout the State. By u late order received al Columbus from the War Department, extraordinary inducements arc offered al! recruits go ing into this regiment, especially those who have been in the service over nine months and been honorably discharged. The bounty offered is $402 for such vet erans, and $302 for new recruits. The term of enlistment is for three years or during the war, and the regiment is in tended exclusively for State service, ex cept in case of emergency. Should the Government order the men mustered out before the expiration of three years, the whole bounty will be paid, ami should any die in the service, the whole amount will be paid to their heirs. It is understood that the I2th will be commanded by Col.. R. W. Ratliff, so long Lt. Colonel of the 2d Ohio, than whom tliere is nu braver or truer soldier in the service. Col. R's experience in the 2d Cavalry will insure good discipline in the 12ih. while his careful attention to the wauls of his men, cannot but reudtr him popular with the 12th, as he was with the 2d. The country needs men. Let rs.:ruit ing go on briskly. Fill up the ranks the 12ih, and render Morgan raids an imposibility in the future. A few more sturdy blows and the rebellion will tot'.er its fall. Dj not let it be said, that when your country was in need of men, you hekitated to do your whole duty. Besides, remember that every recruit mikes one leas to be drafted, mid reader, you may be the one drawn, if a dralt is had in the State at all. in at To his ht late be be io The Trumbull County Fair. The Eighteenth Annual Fair of the Trumbull Agricultural .Society will occur Tuesday, W'ednesdav and Thursday of next week, and we would urge upon the farmers and mechanics or the county the duty which they owe to themselves and the public, that they bring to the Fair, specimens of their stock and products; and upon the ladies, ihut they also bring articles of their manufacture, and w hat ever they think will add to the interest beauty of the exhibition. There is scarcely a single farmer in this county, who Las not in his posession, some ani mals, or some vegetables, some specimen fruit or grain, which is excellent of its kind, the exhibition of which would give pleasure to the visitors, and increase their knowledge. It is a very poor ambition which looks only at the premium to be awarded. Agricultural Fairs are institu ted for the improvement of all, and the way to attain that end, is for each man add his quota to the articles exhibited, and to remember that he cannot benefit the public, without in turn receiving some good himself. Trumbull County butter and cheese are not excelled in the United States, and it the universal remark of drovers, that the stock of the county, horses, cattle, and sheep, is of the first class. There is ihen, reason why our Fairs should not be of the best kind, if those most interested, will only take the matter in hand. day lia, on City A Horse Thieves. That .there is a regularly organized gang of horse thieves operating in this vicinity; there is no longer any room for i doubt. Two horses have been stolen from this village within the last two weeks ; ope from Mr. B. X. Bobbins and one from Mr. Charles Wilson, and up to this time no trace of either has been dis covered. The horse we mentioned last week, as having been ttolen from Mr. Gould, of Genera, Ashtabula Co., was found by Mr. Post, of Bazetta, in the road near his dwelling, the next morning after the horse was taken from Genera. Mr. was awakened in the night by a man who stated he had lost his way, and en quired " where he was." Several horses have been lost from this county within the last two months, houses have been entered and robbed, and up to this time the thieves have escaped de tection. The citizens of this vicinity owe to themselves that prompt and ener getic measures be taken to ferret out the scoundrels, and see to it that the utmost penalty of the law is inflicted. Individ uals owe it to the community that each man caught prowling around their premi ses at night, be forced to give an account nimself. ro squeamish fears of "tak- sing life," should prevent a man from de ! fending Lis own property in the most n.t i Dromnt and enaotriRl wsv l'l B or a jk. ss: s Treasurer s Notice TN pu Jtho rat rsunneeof aw, I.'WILLIAM rates OI latM Ttr tlim vnitr nnp fhmisiin.i iirhl uu rmra uuiir, ana tii number ut cenii uii each j. TOWNSHIPS. llt IlllARll Bkookpiei.h II iCTroKb Yeiinox Kixsmav LlttF.BTV Y I EX V.I Ko I.EK .loUXSTOV GlsTAVUS W KATnERSFIEl.il Hc.WI.tMI IUZF.TT. Mecca tillF.EVF. I.OKKSTOM N War rev Tow x sin i1 Wakrev Yn.LAur.. Oi ivriov Bristol l'.t.no jnti ii Newton !1 I It 17 'Ji 'I 4 14-17 !i 4 n r- i I 4 If 7 20 I 4 K i7 2(1 1 4 K 7 2f! "I. I 4 H 17 2i ! 1 4 H:7 'J" I 4 id; 4 r!7 2( .. i i n en; .1 4 i ,7 2: 1 4 l 17 '! 4 ! r 2i 1 A U 17 2t ' Jl .a 4 K 17 2( 4 H 7 2i': 4 Hl7 2( I 4 IH7 2I', 1 4 1(17 2! ; ..'i -I H 7 -( 7 2( 7 2d 7 2i 7 2i ' Xeifton I'.vio.v SciiiMii.sJl 4 Ii I'.RACF.VILLE ;l 4 li Soi-TIII.NUTO.N' :1 4 ll Farmi.vi;tov II 4 ll Mesoiotavia jl 4 1 7 2o: Tho nbovo t-i c(luslvo of the Itontl Tax, xvlilc-li Isi one-half Mill on tho Dollai-. The Treasurer trill alteutl at the iis;i:il il.ii-s nf In. Minn Klcetion.", or oonveoioJt thereto, in th folllnnrinx named Township, fur the purpose uf rceirine Taxes, viz.: Illoontflflil. Thimdny, Ort. 15 I (inslavusTnNiIn.v 3U I llrooknflil. .Homlaj, a MeopotMmif. i-'riUnj'. li KiiiHman. Wednovtlny, If I Hubbnrri. Tnefttlny, ' (irmir, Manilnv, - I'J I Vrriion, Thnrmla', 2j .Vrwlou, Thursday, S I Hurt ford, Friday. -' - 2 The Tnusurr will als attend nt hi oflii-e ia AYarren. from and after the first day id November until the l&lh dur nf Deccml.i:r text, for t!ie purpose r.f rcet;ivina the taxes still due and unpaii I. The Lan-g now in foree fir taec.illertoui of 'f.ixes prtiridea fur the eollei-lioii of one-half for all. at th option of the tav-payerj the Iiim for the scut hy the Jth d iy ot Ue.f"mher. lsri.5, and the re ninii.e half hy the 3 'til lae of June next thereafter: proviilid that if One Half of the Tax rharired on personal property is not paid on or before Hie smd 3uli duv of Ileeember. then the whol-; of .aid i.ersonal ut beeouies due 011 said d.iy, aud may be collceted with the addition of 5 percent, nml the un:il fees f-.r eoileetii-r. P. S. Remember the incoaveuienee t f paviny the hist few -1 1 : of the time allowed hy law. Warren, Sept. 22. lSi'ul W 11.1.1 AM KITTZKI 4'ounty Treasurer. to the Tax-Payers EITEZEL. T-eamirr : Truml tili hnitilr ! n.l t vi-.t,r- . . . n.na I i huu drcd dollars ot I uxabl ) rroper'y. in Ihr nt-Mrai M' ATE TAXJ-S. it-'OTNTY TAXKS.Ij -3 c i : t : ! l ;i r. in I jl :) lcil l l 3 111 I " I etii'l 2 lOtl Ur. i I S In iS2tr j I 211,. I 2 101 IO. ', 10 1 S Ul: j (.. 5 1 2i . f 2 Injl nr.", 10 I S lif 3 20 -. 1 2i ' 2 ItVl lit", b I 8 10 '2r j 1 2ii' I 2 li.iil ln:i ltijl 8 loij;2l' I 3 10! -i ? ii.. i 1 !t 3 10 ,1.1 W iO 11 1 3 10 I '. 3 I" 5 120.! 21U1 HO 101 S in. H 120 i 21'-lK.- MI 8 1(.;: 5M 1 20' I 2 l'n I lil". In I S li;;i I 1 3 It. 113 10! 1 II:; lt: 1 - i n.. I l.'i 1.. -ii.... I ; I 1". I 1' I''. I H'1 , - 1 20 I 2 b I H '. 1' 1 s pi, lO l::l H litit.2l' i It'll S M: J-JI,' i M,l S lit! 2- i Ml Sin': 12ii. i ln'l .S 10.2: ' M l f lii 1 1 2':. i M!l .s It i. ; 2 : 113 lb 1 I Off! I " !( I t! 1 i If 1 i 1 2(!i 1 2 lb. ll 1 i 3 Ic ll". 1 St' I 2 Ml If I I - I'' I I 2tl I 2 !! I It 1 I :t loi 1 I", I 2 t I 2 li'il V 1 I 3 lft 1 !" 1 r.l 2 lie I b I I :i liM I I 2d lt.,1 K l 1 11 In 1 ii 1 2V 1 2 H l 1' In 1 '. 1 20 1 2 lo t H 3 lOllf, 12ii,l 2 If I n 3 Id' I Pi I 20 1 2 M l M 3 10; 1 ii 1 20 11 i p i M I S li'':.'2'i2 I5 2CI i if:; I s Mi ;2o i 10 l s ii)!'7 2': '. 101 8 lt::r.2- 11 I I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I i H- I X lCi!2 - lo I s M!j : 10 I K M:!'.2i i 10: l s iif:7"o i M l s M'lJUO ; Mil h io.;i2o io; l r. Iv- I i ii i !-. ll'! 1 ! ' 1 20. I : l I it 1 2 I 2 Mil 10 I 20 !l 2 M l M 1 20I 2 ldl M ll 3 Ml I i.i I 20,;i 2 10; I It. i s &--?&. of Trumbull County. ni.lv. Ol.i.-, lierchv irive noiit-e llal r.llnwi.iar r-iKlsa ih.wina tha numhiM- ftf tYl'lIS fcOVlOQ ii.hif of -aid iuaiit): 11 )WSI1I I' TAXKS. U 3 W 2,3 s t 3 is i 1120 8 2(1, I I920i 13 20, i 11 20 1 i S2(! I 11201 15 201 10 20! 7.S 10 20! 75 C2oj 73 5 20 8 20, 74" 0 lol So 3 2i i 4 20 4 20' 13 201 5 Mi 14 I 5 2l 15 112 i ; oi-,! 1 .. i H 1 4 1 3H ! 1 2 S 3 20 ; 811 7 7 20' 73", 7 I3 2-'.; 70 i i3 2n! ,a 1 1 20 ! 8 ICil I 2 i2 1 1 2 ! S If j li i2i.; ' !7 2f: 5 2rj' V 2' !l 18 2'.; 70 1 4 2': 77 2 2i:j 71. f.2oi 7,; I 5 2::' :$2uj 7 3-j S2Ci 5 2o i 1 -in; : I2 2i I 17 2( I 12 2 I I I22i 7 'J: 7 14 20 7 20! 77 741 1 4 2.V 3 20: 10 2oi II 9 20 1 14 1 7 10 20 75" 7 7 2oj 73 7 I i 2o 77 8 I02iH S.i 2 l2't 271 7 Ii2'V 77- 8 9 20i 845 7 8 201 74 V 8 18 201 80" 3 2 ! 13 2! j 1021 3 21 : 0 M ll 2 h i'2o; I 4 21 i 2iV fi2i'! 18 2i 3 2i; 1220, 4 20 120! 112' 18 201 1 12 2f 1120 2 1 20 Pensions & Eionntvi "l7"ilOWS. Ooi.oiitl.-iit .I ..ii.-is. i v f Miid ininor chiitlreti of u(IiL'rrf himI S4'ilii-is ' who btivc been killed, or have or luuy die in ihe ! mriviee ure entitled to peuiuii, ull ntlit-crs ur ' S4ldieru dUabled in the servti-e I'roui woundu r ekne are eutilleil to invalid lVnion;. Widows, Diiuor childreu. areitbiind heirs rc en titled to all arrears ol' pay mud allowance ot all tU- ! eers and soldier who die or are killed in Ihe cerviee t and all wddient dis-!iarxed by reason of wound-; in action before tvth vkahs service are now raid ;1J t Bouuty. 1 1 win lieeuseil by the rov eminent to pro.-erute these cUiuis and all other claim- a;aiint the tiov eruiuent. have hud ten years and more experience the biiMiie, have perteet mces.H, and all per oni havin? claiuii hould place thciit in uty hnd once. The tMmuer tiled, the sooner Ihe claim may l.e expected to be ft through. It required about three to lour monthd to set pension eertin rateii and V to 1 to get cert i lieu I es tor Vy aud Bounty. Sddiers eive a fcllow-ttoldier your hu.ines 1 Keiru tees only ehartcetl ! I'allat uiy office, corner Kiver lilock, 0er lloyt'i Store, or write enclo.-unjf ft a in p. and your buinej will be promptly atteudrd to . J. F. AaJ'KH. Warren, O., Aug. li l:;, tf. yEGAL XOT1CK. Toe State of Ohio.) r n to Trumbull County. (u jrt ol Common Plea. David iirim. Philip Grim, II area ret TuwnenJ, Isaac Townscnd, Auuia Orttn. Klixabeth Uoe maker. tieo, llioemKer, Jacob Gri in d. laniel Grim, .Adam Grim id, .Joseph Grim, tiiinbein Grim, Hannah Grim, Sarah Grim, CNroliueGrim, Mary lieigblej', KliusBeii;hley,ChritipherGrim. Jacob Vockey, Marian Latter, Jacob Lntfer, abeth Wensler, William Weaster. Lea Catherine Kunkle, Frank Kunkle, Georpe Gumbert, i'ath eriue Heighley, Coon rod Beighley, Kimline Stew art, James Stewart, Levi Gumbert. Louisa Gum bert. Harriet Gumbert, Margaret GumUert Cmh anne Gumbert, Tens Gumbert, John Gumbert, Catharine llokes and iloke?, all ot the State ot Peiioaylvania, and Jacob Andrea?, John Andrews and tiuiott Andrews, uf 'irumbull Co Ohio. You are hereby notified (hat Jacob Gruu ha5 clod ielitiou in the J'ouit cl' Comifiom Pleas vt Trumbull County, Ohio, making yuu delV'iMants, andaskiug for an order of parti t ton of one hundred nd six acres id' land aud kuown the ea;t part ut 15 of the Kingsbury tract, in Aicj. Trumbull County, Ohio, same land.- of which Jmcoo . Grim, of said couutv, died seized. Said petition will heard on the tirst day of the next term of Court (Nov. 9, lSiOMt which time appiicatii-u will made for said order of parthio:i. JACOB GRIM. Aug. LC-Ct. Ey Geo. F. Bioan. his Arty. jfcUAL NOTICE. David Oh!, John Chi, Cbarle OhU Samuel Ohl. Andrew Ohl, JuhnOul. 2d, th Ohl, Mary Ohl. I Lac h el A. Crouse, Lthclbert Crou. Anjeline Crou-e, Almira L. Crou5, Hiram K. Croue, Sus annah Thrasher, Thtuiat Thrasher, Solo man lusmun. Eve l)usin:in. Cyrus Iu.-man, Uiram Dusman. Catharine iJood. Jee Hood. KveAvde lott, Peter Aydelot i. Julia ttue, Jtsce liose. and Ahigai McDonald. You are hereby notified that a petit. han been Bled in the Court ui Couimau Plea of Trumbull county. Ohio, by Michael i'hl, making you deler.d ants, akiug a partition of 2i 1-ltoi acref ot land he lomciug to the estate uf .Mirhr.ol Oil, deceased, as signed to hve Ohl. now deeca-ed, R3 her dower.sit uateiu H eathcrstield. townhir-. county, aud State, aforesaid. Said petition will ne heard on the tirst of the utxt term d said Court nt Warren, in County. MICHAEL OHL. Aug. P.'.-C By GkO. F. Knows, his Any. umixN j'sTtsAToirs AoxicE. " A M il. Notice is hereby gii en. that the oberiber oeen appointed and qualified a Administrator, the estate of iMvid C. lloyd. late ol Uowland, Trumbull county, dec"d. J. tj. SCTT. tept. 9. 3w. Insurance Agency. WHITTLESEY AUA.H8, OiSce over McCoinbs A Smiths' Ptore. Main .Street, Warren, Ohio. Statement for July, K"C:. fire Inmtrance Company Xew Haven, Ct. Cash Capital and Surplus JjJS7.3;"i7 M Loriliard Fire Insurance Camjtany, New York. Cash Capital and Surplus .S'j'M.ltxJ 53 A'orfa American tire Itumnince Com., Hartford, Ct. Cih Capital and Surplus, $:,710 i4 .VonricS Fire tnmninre ti.wpov. Norwich, Ct. Chartered Slay, lstti. Cash Capital and Surplus. SiKl.ltiO 72 Cintni t ire Insurance tijKiii....... Philadelphia, Cash Capital and Surplus, jiiiiri.iril 2i phtrnU Lift Insurance Company Hartford. Ct. Cash Capital and Surplus .&S-"Wr! f7 mr rt can Life Insurance Cunqxiny Philadelphia, Capital Stock ijoOti.OUO uo Application in person or by note, will receive prompt attention. V UIXTLESEY A1A.MS, July 22. lN-tl Aaent. I'WO i air' Farms For Sale. One of 145 acres in Bloomfield, in rood condi tion, with tood buildinca and every convenience, large orchard, SO to lbu acres in crass and well wa tered. One of 1G1 acres iu Mecca, in rood condition, l.xi acres in (trass, two orchards. Liberal terms and easy payments will lie allowed. anted, a rood Dairy Farm in this vicinity in ex change for cash and Western Farnw. Apply to A. WF.XTZ, Jept. y,-4w Warren. Ohio. Spring illillincrj ! AT W 11E1JE can bo toiiml' a larirc and well selected stock of MILLIXERY GOODS... Th. Stock embraces the most desirable styles of B0XXET3 AXD IIATS. . FOR LADIES AXD MISSES. SILKS, RIBBOXS LACES, FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS, STRAW TRIMM1XG.S, Ac., Ac, Ac., All of which can be found at Xo. IS, Market St., Stairs. MRS. M. A. KlXd. Warren, April 15, If til. JgONNETSand II AT BLOCKS. For Sale at MRS. KING S ONNET FKAMES at Wholesale retail at MRS. KIXG-S. ACiRFAT Variety of TriltlinillUI Kibbocs to be found at MRS. KIXG-3 H AIR NETS FOR LADIES and MISSES. LRS. KIXG'S IJAop WUAao. m v loillia inn vuuiir, accuiuiuu, iiuic Eanjot, Tarn bonnes aodfifeaof all descriptions. - i ! Wheeler & Wilson's artti Fiftti Street ntlibtireh Pa. AWARDED THE FIRST TRKMiril at Tin: UNITED STATES FAIR FOU THREE YEABS lSrS, 1 S.V.I, iM'ill. 18G2. IPWARDS OK 110.000 MACI1IAKS, SQLI IX THE UX1TED STATES. "yE OF PR II to tl.p pulili.- WHEELER. 5t WILSON'S AT liEDUED I'lLJCKS!! with inereaeJ confidence of ii. racrita the best and most reliable Family r-ewins Machine now in use. It worLn equally well on the thickest and thineat liibri.-s, makes the lock alien impossible tn uiirarel. with the essential advautuxe of beiuz alike on bot'u sidea. forming no ridge or chain on the under aidea ia simple in construction. J10RK SPLEDY IXJIOVEMEST AXIllIuEE ULKAELE T1IAX AX i OTUEU AIACUIXE. Full instructions are civet, enable the purchaser to Jew ordinary seam?, utilch. hem. fell, rather. bii,d, cord, tuck, and braid, on the aame machine. The braider ii a new improvement, bciug attach ment for ?ewinr. braid or eoid, npon anv kiud of fabrie, in the most elaborate deaigu4 wiihoul a preriouii liatiuir. The elcaanee. fcpee.1 and siluplirilv of Ihi- Ma ehiue. ihe beauty and strei.Elli of iich. an i ippli cability for all kinds uf sewin, rentiers r t!i-) most SltTESSFl L and POrt LAK Sewing Hacliine!! NOW OFFERED To THE PL'r.I.IC. Warranted Three Years ! CIRCULAR Containing testimonials from Ladies of the highest Standing, txxca. West, rivisr prices, Ac, will be furnished gratis on appli cation in' person, or by miil. SEWIXfl MACHINE NEEDLES. SILK. TWIST Coil OX aud OIL constantly on hand. WJf.SrMXEK CO.. estern Aseuu, Xo. 27 Filth Street. S.A.COKBI.V. Att. lor Trumbull County, nt Warren Po,i oaiea. July 1, lsitj tf. Jameson & Wheeler OFFER TO FARMERS. THE "PRESIDENT COOK STOVE," Acknowledged by all to Le the .ir-st Die va ted Oven Stove now in 11 e: they are very ueavy and are warranted not to break bi Bre. ALSO THE "KlXG OF STOVES," Which ia too well known to need any commenda tion. ALSO IHE "QUEEN OP STOVES!" A rood, cheap and durable Elevated even Stove SALi, ROOMS No. i. Market Street; Foundry on Liberty Street, near the canal. Warren, O. April i"J. 'bX CONQUEST COOK STOVE." FOR COAL: a larre and new made stove with a well arraurod crate for coal ; don't require a bushel of coal to build one fire. Manufactured by JAMESOX A AV HEELER. ""DANG UP COOK STOVE for 1 wood: a low-oven stove: very heavy a small wood eater, and a rood baker; also two sizes of the "Kip-Kap." a very popular stove, wherever introduced. JAMESOX H'HEKLEK. PllE JUSTLY CELEBRATED J- Cook Stove "DISPATCH." for sale l.y JAMESOX A WHEKLEi:. I) LOWS OF ALL KINDS, Mann- JL factured and for sale by JAMESON" MTIIEELKR 0 LD IRON TAKEN in Escliai Vo or anything 1 re have for sale. JAMESOX A WIIEELB R. rtHEESE VATS. J We still eontinueto make an Improved C heese at, too well known to the Dairymen uf Tru in bull County to need any pumnc. Call and cxami ne be fore buying elsewhere. JAMESOX A WIIEE'LER. ""ORILLIANT COOK STOVE" JO The best Coal Stove ever offered to the publie: warranted to give perfect satisfaction and stand fire. Manufactured and for sale by JAMESOX A WHEELER TINWARE, STOVE 1'IFE, SU GAR KETTLES, POTASH KETTLES, and a. i kind of Iron Ware manolactured and far sale at JAMESOX A W HEELER'S. 6 T)UCKEVE MOWING MA- ICHrSEforaaieby ... t A 1 l Jew York Store. "7"ouli iiil'oriit their tiii'iiili isiitl ?1 ihep 1 publie generally that tey hare reet.irC'J their brut purehaie of . -- SPRING GOODS whi.-h ii as larjce and varied as the present st iIh of the market will ju'Ufy, and which with oiary snc w. crs- st jar 5? 9 earrie 1 over from la't year, when prices were low. enable them in oler to Jash or rea.iy psy bcye SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! WE OFFER IX DRESS GOODS, PLAIN" AND Flul'RED LLACsC S-ILUS PLAIN' AXf FIGURED FANCY SILKS. fclCil PLAIN AND FIGURED SILK POPLINS, SAXONY ANDMOUAIR DUE.ro GOODj I'OPLIXS. LARETTAS AXD MoZAMEIQUES. ALPACCAS. DELAAIN'S, CUALLY5. PLAINS. jlc, ic, Ac. The present hish prices of new silks, now is the time to secure some BAUG ATX5 in We have had ou husouie liuie ) :-. i ' Sell at less thja old prices. i"..l NEW STYLES OF SHAWL liicludiu? those light, eKw'aut woi.i shawls for Spring and Soinmrr wear. Also, PLAIX SILK FRINGED CASHMERE. SILK. BR'JCUD. &e. SHIKTINGS. BR0WX AXD BLEACHED' AT TIIE LOWEST MARKET RATES. STRIPES. DEXIM3 AXD TICKS, of which the lowest price id hiich enoi,-u. BALMORAL AXD U00? SKIRTS of the best make. As usual we keep on hand a fall stuck of CARPETS. SHADES. PAPER HANGINGS. BOOTS. ?H0E?, GLASSWARE, IIATS, CAPK READY MADE CLOTniXil GROCERIES. " Always in full stock, aud a low a ihe lowest. PARKS &WENTZ. April 1'i.lS.U. CROCKERY!! J JOUTON .fc WEIR. DEALERS IX CROCKERY & GLASSWARE. Market Street, Warren, Ohio. HAVIN(i greatly intiv stock of Gooda and having rcfi ;iho1 our fitted and re furnished our store we are now prepared to olTer SUPERIOR IXDUCMENTS ! to the bnyers of goods in this line. to twenty dollars at the CROCKERY STOME. TO( JL4 OOKING (5 LASSES, Plain ami ilt. at the CROCKERY STORE. ri"U HLli CUTLERY. SPOONS. Ac. T at BOVTON' A WEIR S L AMPS and LAMPS FIXTURES, cheap .t the CROCKERY STORE. C Il'OICE TEA SETS. Plain or Gilt at the CROCKERY STORE. .VSUTUiiS, WASH BOARDS, Clothe. Pins. Clothes Line. Broosil e t t at th. CROCKERY 6I0RE. (R-E E D ! i& Hi 1 - -1 ...- f T-f." ' " "r.- t?-p!at)y for 'jlm ttz : SP.RIIMC AIMD SDfil IY3 ER C A HIPAICN J Ready Made Clothing BY THE CORD I : ...1 ;v".V : GSNTS FURNISHING GOODS IN STACKS! ; L CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and VE TINGS IN HLE3 aud PILES I - ?- HATS. CAPS and TRC5K9 BY TIIE TUOCSASD: . - .i: " iJ't'LLcall us wild; never i!i:ni tliatj Uic GOODS ara boa,'" b " , . .. J and we are bound to sell them 1 . io?' . ur stock haa been bourn t for C.V SH. and at low prise, ami our eualomers shall have the aV-1 vauue -i our puichafCJ. . . Why do People flock to REED & ADAMS' Clothing Store? . We'll tell veil whv: forth? imp! rcann. thy on buy A BETTER CI. ACS OF G00D3. EETTT.lv M WE liE'f i'ER 1' RIM MED. AND AT LOWER PRICK-, than at any olher house, aud only reoom- mended for what they are. Our cusloniers arerlwr ys waited b;.oe wiu peUtctcn, whvliier iiLii. to purctnse or not. . , . , . .,, , , , . ....r ; G EST I. EM V We ar ready to open this Campaign, aad withyoarais.stanaeKLilbeahUtoSLAl.CIi TK!'.Ol"R ENTIRE STOCK, in a short time. Plea.-o eivo ns a cail and we i:i satisfy you Wilh rjama. 0111 .1I0TTO NEVEH WILL EE UNDERSOLD. , No. 5. Market Street, Warren 0.. March ii. '3. REED & ADA3JS. A D A M S N. V -i 1 - V !"A sfc ir r - We ars now Opening '"""- TBI 1 . - . , LiBSEST ST8CI CF COCIS ! a. s. EVER BB0T To Thla M ASKZT! -5tiS DRY GOODS!. DRY GOODS! ! PUCK & ITIIOTHEII, . No. !, Market St., Warren, O. TToiilil iiilorm iliiir patrons that W ., i e. ,i r..n iM.lA fl.;.i T f IDCV are prepare! i..i me uu ...w. with alar-jeand varied stock of Staple and ' rw ry ;oml!,Trliiiiii;-, and nillenery Oooils. NIim. rrM;t nl Xotiorm, to i.:..l. .1.- ,,....,,..n ..full mr invited. Sept. 21. iNii. j (),ooo ja price. 7 YJ Standanl marks rials, at ifce lowest niarkct rECK. BROTHER. VGOOl) assort mciit tt Hrowu anil ' llhieched Sl.cetuiss and Shirtings, cheap for : PECK A BROTHER. A Largo A.srtiii't!!it 'ot'- tlie ' best. Hamilton, Manchester aud raoiCo DcL liuis. Poplin, Vaitoeuu, Traveling li.ioua, e;e at very low future. I'ECJ; o; BROTHER. SJLKS l'luiii lilacU, l!acli lrf cade. Colored Brocle. Plaids. .Stripes, etc.. a sreat variety of styles from r iliy t iirits to I wo Dollars per yam. ru n. a. i...m.i.. 17illiIOlLUl KS CoiiiM'o, L ii Jci -2j sleuvrs, Edi.-i.iS3 and Inicrtinss of all kind.-.. Llat kaiM line tiK un, nrtL--ia r-'iimi.. no., all very cheap. l'ECK. A BliOf 11ER. I1BD0NS, l lo . crs, Tiiiiiinings o: V) all kinds Cotfety, Glovcj. Hosiery, Hair Nets, tit, in great varw-y. TM. h. Ic BIWllltiL SKli:f S : SlvilM S : : New Balmo rals the be?t makes of Skeletons, both Tape and Tied, at all prices. . 1'EtK. tROAliLU.. T WiiLli LINENS, . li'.catlifd ai:t! Brown. Wool Spreads Toilet Quili-s 7-1 and S-i Shcetinits. and Pillow Case .Muaiui. ana evcry- ihms in Hie hue ot Uuu.-e lurnuiiiug tlAJtl'HTS 11 .you want to lu uj good Cr.iret for the least possible- amoui.t or .....mv. eoiae lo t!.o Warren Dry Good Stor,hre . y..u w.i ft,a ib it -jig;;rni fu I I"U. S:i:f!is, Curiam Miih.in. I'm j V l.r-j.JrctH'urtwin Muftliii?, Curt.iio ristarw. , etc.. ic rrf-t variety. ACK a ASKOlhcu.. . Oil A WIS liiuct.ca, T.i et, Si.k. ! O Crape awl iolU SUawI. io n!l ci:r? anil j iw v. Uwt ill sell at jrivci lo uir evcryNly. ? , . . t . :i 1. . I.V.I ' SHUhS LULU'S an. ivumU. (.utters K :.!. Ouat anl Calf iuocr. a . iar-e a:,U M-i.vrol -.K.k, in wkick wa ar pr-r-i-t-i i- ufler i.;imX iuuacvmoi.t U purcia'i-i. I'LClv Jt LaKOfiihU. c 1 LOT IIS. Csis-illHMW, Crt!liS, TVCA.id J..-.r. Me. f-r Mi-n an 1 i?'';'" w-ur, ; ...ui.ri.-ng uii :u"dtfiraWI-r ;:y W lUat the J.kvt ; i'K'.K J; UUOTiltK. .iJiirt'a I"'. Watches & Jewelry! Jl'SI' n-iil' ni'tl 1 1 on. ll.- ua-tv!H cit ie i;h r.c stock of AMEBICAH WATCHES. I-j ioa-B!?WISH WATCIirs'. GoM and Silver IIur.tii. Case. A supply of PLATED SILVER WARE. CAS-lUiK. TAULE unJ TEA SPOONS, of ilufexeiit stles. POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY of a'.l kirnli. PORTE MONNAlES, of all kinds. Of Ihe late-it and most fa"hioiiabie it Iti. NOTIONS, Warren. May It). lW-tf- H- S M'CLCRE, B. V. BALLARD. C. Jl'CLt'LK. W. S. McCLURE & CO. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOll TIIE SALE OF BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS, Beans, Teas, Dried Fruits. Hour ana rovu-io.-. 250 FULTON STREET, Op- Waohinjton Market. XEW TOKK. EETEaEHCES. Me?r.KiDDr.i! A Hontooic. Penn Yan. N. Y. "lion. Horatio Ballard, t-ec. r-tate l New o;k Wm t'ripps, Pr S'andanl In. Co., Aew ioilc. A 11. Ballaid, Ypsilaiiti. Muhignn. J. L. Kelly. Milwauke. V iseonMn. K H lluutincton, Adam- lrn. to. ctr 1 orK. J. ll.'Reed, Utiei. New York. Hon. Henry J. Raymond. New ork Times. C II. Wheeler, St. Alhans. erirout. 1) Ward. I.aneaster. tiraiit Co. W iseons'.u. Jnlyl.l-'vr- OBERLIN, OHIO- Principal Commercial Department. W. A. & L. E. DRAKE, Principals Chirographic- Department. ALL desiring to prepare for lut,i nese may he --urcd that the beat facilities are offered' nt this Institute at about torty per cent, le- than at similar Colleges, elsewhere. . Theconrse ot study li.cluilc Bouk-Keepine, s siusle and double entry. Commercial Law, tne ari of Teleitrjphiint, etc.. etc. . In Iho Chirographic ljrrtn.ent thorough in struction is riven in ol t.ACr.KlA-, iRacii CALand ORNAMENTAL 1-E.N MA.NSH1P. On reci ipt of One Dollar, will be sent to any ad dress a full sett of copie with explanations, pre senting e tosnplete analysis of each letter of tie Alphabet, iiuartin? a sufficient knowledge of chc ostein, to iiiture good success iu leaching it. Send for Catalogue and Circular. JulyS.TM3. " w-. lur urif-Ta flliATKS. AND h- xxixi c jja'! " ' 1 I -3- CAR.D. I AM IIAPi'Y to inform the public in general, and Farmers in particular, thai I an attain rendy to buy all the I- lax ttlraw raited in Trumbull and adjoining adjoininn cf.ui.ties, for which I will pay the highest market price in caah. GKEI2NIIACU8 . if preferred. I hope to see all my old frfend and" customers, and as many new ones as posHible, brirff ing their straw to me. I will endeavor to use them as near right as I know how. and all may feel as sured that they will e-teorr ct weights and as much money for their straw, as any other bnyer will pay. Tboe of yon who dealt wi?l me heretofore, will re member that I endeavored todcnl fairly with ali. and done just what I acrced to. I have bousht of you heretofore, and hope to hereafter, and no one can pay yon more than eo vnd Kill. You will find Fn;rhank's Scales on cast side of river at the Grist Mill. aNo on Quirky Mill, in lot outh of the canal, and at the Flax Mill. Farmirs can take their choice in the location hands will !-e in readiness to take care of the straw at any of the above named places. D. W. CAMP. X B. Any information in regard to rotting strrw and as to different riualiiie. ol straw, will ehcei-iuf-ly begiven, bv addrciiotig lheinrscriber. Warren. Ohio. Jul) AWi-if - D V C AYAH'S OATHAruiiO OL " 4tPc -' i A rw 5m kW a,i4 wiiii jofir V'jm a- sirtUt F A linta Hi k- anp oftttl Um iHriiiJr f- SirkuS it iTri'i'lli; ti It J- 14 aud siiouM L- wititi ' r' eiiy. T.e Aei I n " cif";iir--'Ut tUt-liL-H-l'leif tin mor. juiiifv ti. MiiaL - lot liie Iltii'N Mnnf . t-n tmrlfrl il llf-:l'.li m.i. Ih- T Jrt.iuut:!s? !.. fun-1: m of tfi Ivlv iiit't x'w tivitr. puii.jr tL i-i the uitriii-if'rtt k lik h it .f dlsmw. Aeold U1m ikiu'- W-i- Li i-t. . ai. i rttritru U n.itml fuiw'MK 11. if u t iv'i-J. r?:ct upon Uwuw-f.tr uitl tl. iTutiii'!iiii ' iiiv tin-in p;raer.tl ccr;v,-;i-i, -li.T.-ri ttf. -u i .'.. tak Ayer's Pills " ''" ) 1 1. felwirof hunlrh 8rin. w 'rw un-1 ; 1 : tliis trirul auU uuiiiuifMi cuutfui:t. i- aiw ti ; i'i i of Ui UtwtHtvAte-l wiU w.tn-.o uiit' iup-ra. T"i - . rnncRUte- e frrt spil tbix. Cmi- .r '-"' - th iu tin. I UetruiriHueuU f tlx uaituul la :cu ' bir, t'wf w roiiuljr, au.I wiT 'rf 'u 'lii wvl, - I thtmoAerofftos. N" wi- kiw lw;i-t I'll!, will oi-lrct to M; l 'y iluia waau wJnm; -liiw dior Jers they cun. S;aifiiirnt from .Wilt. r?iTi bw i:t nt--- 4 . pnncipfti citua. aifcJ U-im utKrr wrii kwwi ,..:" - - MIQ4. F.omm IbntnrrfiPj Ji?ix.'(tt.C Lawt " I'M. Dt. Km: Toar VilH aro t!nan-..f ni iha i crmtin uiwlrcirw. Th-y It--" cnr.! u ' tinri-r if aktruw morm ap-:i .ir U i.-f-mii-l Cm i !m i tr.-.-i iuenral) lor !-. Her i-iW Ur. i- --t: r. h - I - in br hair. After wir chil l w.t u ti. your I'llii, and t!iy k curJ l.- r. AJ 2! ;;t. ..I:.: . As a Famtlr PbysSc. Fitrx Dt ITt f itrftrr ., Vrw V - Totrr Pills are the pr?ntw tf innr . qmuiti.-s aurptMS ay ratimrtic f . n:iid.but vrry csi..ii r.f -nu i.i ; treatment oi Ubeas. HcaidacliefSfcbUelir?5C,FoMl Slaw-; h. EkarIIko. Arrtt: I cn it :itr ti r--..' rtirl ; -I bare cirrrl with j mr I ', ttiT tl.n t-. - it frer fj'eif rtf rtpttufttir t.'-iM. I fi .! ) - d:K OU ftQ Wfr-clwkl .Htbnlic in tnr -U tliKti. iin-l L-rlief iir I .1- Mi it t.Mir i .It-. ;.u .-.t -bt u bV0 1 uf cuU'M iLc-iu hli.ir. J ' PrrrmTfii, Tn Vb.J. C Atm. Sir: I l-n n-- ri ' ' tho worst k.-whv:!.. mr l-' iT mo l;mr t. .(- , ri yoiir rill.1. I m.vbi to vt" vu. . U I !(.-. p. Lc!i tbey cU-ii-m ut ou- ::m L Bil!oat Dhordcri-Mrtr rcn Dr. T!i!are l it, " A ' . ' C j. N't cdly are -ocr 1'iUt .tirylil.- hi ha ti u aa aperient, l-ui I itl - ii r ft. t- . i tlie Ltrerverf auikl i.Ir-r.L y mm: h ttce proel tuNre lor iU it.r.; i : . - finttttLM ihmjt ny out lriuil 1 0 iiws::- u. 1 wut-i . rtyk'e tluU e bave al a Ihmh-h- irt;b i tJjf lite CAlkiMkCO Vt Um: tirmK.t '-ur- .M. DvrR7MK?iT F r. . Iri.: ir:t, 1 Valtiht n, t- iit ivl t iV . Siai I Ifo naed ur ;lt- in m fee.r-iri . .1 practice eier miice m h; tboiu,u:iti ctu--i L -.-t- . uj Ibey are the btMti ruiltai iw w iitii. j n . Jaiiuij attwu ea tue !iv-r U wi-li u... i qovutljr lu?y ufiui aiiamf .l i-uicij tt Uut crnu. I ini-i-U, 1 hrt Bri.t....i l . . i . bUwUM 4i&ul Q bWiAMttO tital it d.4 i .t . y. ... tUcin- AraiciiuUiy unt, Aij .V.- i.. .-i -litjfSs'aaH j X:.-. it - DyntXkttry, DinrrUorn, R?lx9 Wrui.t i'tOttA Of, J. O. VKtM. j Tonr PUI have Imd a !,( uUi iu my r hdtX tliem in etfetu wm oue tue L. -: t-..M" i erer CjuiuI. Tuelr altnui.tf (ltxt - ii: iM-t t. - -tbetu au excelieui returOy. wiuyn (.! n mmm:i - bilious tiyxuUTf ami dfrr-m u nw-r .. t Makes Uietn Tery accepUai-W a..i cmi-.. uI -of wmuea awl cbiUtreu. v Dj-ape pa 19 Impwrlt jr of Ibe Ilr.Ml..t From Jev. J. W IStmtt, idr A-lr-t Wc . . Di-Ate: I Iwre ll-"l rinr VHt- -r:b -';. !it' r ttcctMeiii hit tntiiilr al mn.t: ti.- : :- iu Oi.tirv'ae. To n-KiitiUH it .ttu-.w '- " : purify tlte Llowl, tli-y are ilc .-r r- erer ksnwa, aad 1 cum ouiHV tiil tn-- iiiw-h I ih m my fritrcHla. Your, J. . li i M - WaI9w, Utti.in. Co, N. 1 I. 21. I -Dkab 9ia: I aut uium ui tiiUrti- I ill- in it t- -tke, auU finl Uieiu au &cv.i-iit i-ur.aii u ct i. . TAimu aAti fwU'g Ut ftitit -f it iJ.i. JOHN O. .MKACU .M. :. Cntlpaitloii,CiitlTene, apr- ltUeuiutiiM (tont, Aeumliji, . -yt PraliiirV Fit, etc. From Dr.J. V. Tumm, it trr. L !.. . Too nach cannot be ;thi uf your I ti-r ti -- ;.. ' - Crist' 'rears. Ifotlteractf nnr Irnierutiv l.-' - aj efllcacinos aa I bare, tlwr f4tutl j ue i. i . .. . tngitfur tlte betM-ritof tli tuiiitilu ' r . . that eompbuut, wbk-li. ahit w-b bi -n..i1-li ... the prtMcenitur of oilier tbat ure w.r-. I l.i . htcnext tooriKinata in tne ImY.but y r f (N crgaa aoi cuie Ibe Uuenae - From 3Iru E. Stuart, I"yicnt tmJ AVa, .-s I find one or two lartre ilwr of ywr 1'iiu. t .1 w - proner time, are exceilViit prnKitiTt-e! , ttan ben lMily or panUlly miim 1. '. ' eilectuai to drut Ute $.'amt.k aul rt-4 -r are so Riocb tlie b4C phyie we bie tirt I - .. - i no otber to tuy atkaia From V IZctw Vt. nva,A JaWV-v A - " PtrtASn Ht'5E, 5TannaIi,J . J" lToooaffB biat I sihKiM be nn-riat.-fuj f-r h i - : Tonr skiil baa braui:lit aw if I thJ not in aiy yoo. A coW arUlea in mv iimUauil br.uU -. , ciatinz nMraiy f'" wbfch end-'! io eh?-rt--t turn, ASotwiibtandln I bJ ibe b-t .T pur. 1 ilinrate grew worse ami worse, until br On- !vm i ; t . -2-exrelknt afrent la Baltimore, Dr. Ut kn.ih. I t ii . Pills lbeir eflVcta were alow, but mre. iiy j.vr io Um oee oi Ibem, 1 an now entirely welt Srvati CnAirBFa, Baton Kic Tj... ft T - , Da. Arxa: I bava been entrrely enriol, bv y nr V JZhstrmfittc Gotti a paiaiul di tee ) tlut be nitb t- fuC years- VINCXN'C Si. I li.L. . afvMoat of Qm PHIa fa marVt mntiln V " which, altnoogh n Talnable remeily In A 'I'M ! daogerooa la n public rT" 1rm tire d'r' - qnencea that treqneQtly (oll -w t Inmiitt n w - contain no mercury or Kiueral eul nce r Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for f - - Proptrod by Er. J. C. AYEH & CO.. LavslL Ii - ... ii k untfi M Strmton. Smith A. Cnterlina J. B. H oo. Warren. A. tfapw. Brooktlelcl, Fs osier V" . V. P Wolcott. x iiiu iiis;ivu. Btowm field. S. T- Snale, Newtor.rala,Maaorj Jt t Nilea, J. Walter, fiirard. and frtaiera eTerywhcra. H Off ARE YOU GREENBACKS? liR ATTFD ITTO TTTE AR5'T. W HERE I? l Y BOY TO-X IGHT 1 IHE RINvi MY MOTHER WOKE, mew auiply Jut reeeired. at i""'1 1 lTBr-' 1 r"1" i. fe d.Kirr 4 eimi -ilLl...f loBM !?0v-'.TWl