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mr.. SAMUEL STRONG'S FEVER

~ DESTROYER This Is not the advertisements OF
a d" worthless compound" got up by some quaek to de-
fraud the pUblic, but the simple notice OF anew Remedy
which has acquired III precedented popularity where
ever Introduced.
"Dr ;. STROSGS FEYER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure for every form OF Inter
miitent and Remittent FeTers. Chill Fever. Ague aud
Fever. The most ample experis nee. supported by tes-
timony Of many OF the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fuIly justifes Us in speaking thus confidently Of its
- virtues" MARK THIS FACT,
b S. STR0NG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from obsure persons. scarcely known to any
one; neither does it snIauate from a 'fetieiOus source
as is too Otter the case with quick nOstrums-but it is
u equivOcal and positive testimony, Voluntarily rend-
cred, OF individuals OF the first standing in society. or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tinctions-whO have on their own persons and in their
own famile, fairly and fully tested the sanative virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
TIE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
fest in Il hours after it is taken. and the second pack.
age frequently produces results which bottles OF other
popular remedies had iailei to accomplish
1t will not only destroy the disease. hut also eradicats
the most minute seeds OF it from the system. and rees-
tlbIish a healthy action in the vital organs.
CAUTIONl
There is a Counterfeit on this article. as on almost
all popular Remedies Of the day. Observe then. the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait and written sigma
tire or SAMI STRONG. NJ D.. to counterfeit which is
Sole ProprietOrs & Manufacturers Of Or. Sam1 StrOng's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all or ers and communications must ne adj
dressed.
POr sale BY all respectable Druggists thrOush the
stltes. Dec 26y
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Grtat OCEAN Ssannars.

Tie Pcrsjlsteam>hip belonging to the
Cunard line. recently launched al GlsS-
gos tie Adrialic, belonging to the
Collins line. and the New York, belong
ing to G. Vanderbilt. now bHilaing in
this city, will be, when completed, the
largest merchant steamers in The world.
They will BE- about 900 tors burden
each, and will afford ample opportunity
for proving the quality Of each in the
contest for The ma-tery of the Atlantic.
The hull Of Tie Persia is Of iron, and her
engines are TO be the side lever kind
The Adriatie anil New York are being
built o. timber. The former is to have
large oseillatng engines, the later beam
engines.
The keel Of The New York is straight.
and 20 are all her water lines, and her
displacement IS amidsLips. The Adri-
atic has hollow water lines, and has her
centre Of displacement 20 feet abast mid
ship. he former l. much stronger than
the latter, and has o capacity for car
90. 1t is belived the Adrint C has the H.
nest Termed hall icrsPeed, and That twill
be the fastest steamer ahOat. Time, how
ever, will try them all; their comparative
performances viii be Of great Importance
IN the commercial and engineering class
es Of all Countries Scientific Ameri an.
EIGHT ''chat;els" passed through San
dusky tn Thursday evening, on the U.
G. R. R en- route for Canada They
passed over Jordan safely. The COM
pany consisted of four men and four wo-
men, and came from the vicinity of Park
ersburgh. Va.
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NEW YORK BOOB STORE.

THE liberal patronage be-
/ slowed UpOn this house daring the past
@ yer, has induced US to enlarge our hor-
49, ders ~ adding 4 handsome addition to
our forrler room. which necessarily involved other
fixtures and increase Of stock, which we are nov Teeei-
wing and openingu up for the Holidays, to the inspection
Of which We respectfully invite the attention Of our Oh
friends ana the public gens-ally. Our stock is large,
and Of a superior character, embracing every variety
OF plain fancy, and staple stationery either for ohce
or boudoir uses. In addition, We have aided Church
Music and van Paper, together with all legal traps and
lirtIe tTinkets used ty cur professional Gents, believing
as We do that we can offer as good a quality OF goods
and on as reasonable terms rs any peddier-
CASH AND PROMPT TIME BUYERS
are requested to call and examine and note prices,
quality and variety. at cur Old place, the New fcrk
hook Store where We re always 70 be iound, as We
give our constant personal superintcndeuce 30 TIE de
tails Of our business. 4. A. bALDh ~.
Warren, Dec. %, 1855
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Kansas.


The last telegraphic reports, state that
the pro-slavery maurauders had retired
without appealing to arms. The deter
minaticn manifested by the real settlers
indicate hat the day of submission to
mob law, and rufian violence, has pass
ed, forever. The people of the territory
are calling loudly for the dismissal of
Shannon. The moderate party OF set
tiers from the slave states are as much
disguised with his supple subserviency
10 the dictates of Atchison, Stringfellow
& Co., as are the settlers from The free
states.
If Shannon is removed and an honest,
capable man appointed in his place, there
would be hope that the difficulties in
Kansas might be ~amicably settled.
TIE Lake Shore Road, from Buffalo
to Cleveland. is constructing a line Of
telegraph for its own use, having an Office
81 every regular station. This is an adj
mirable arrangement. and will serve 10
~re!ieEe The present line OF much Of is
pressing business. The line should pass
rigl: slsag the coast from Cleveland 10
Sandusky, To:e1o aaj Chicago
WIrH the present facilities Tor divorce
the free love theory is sheer nonsense.
The Supreme Court Of Rhode Island
granted thirty siz divorces last week.
Taxes in the State Of Virginia viii
be Increased loo Per cent. to meet The
increased liabilities which have Of late
bsen crea;el by the Legislature
II is a-nnounc1d, fer the second time.
tint the uiediaj;ca Of france and Ens'anG
h. adjusted lie diaiculiy bviaeeu Sar
aha a ~.
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DIcKENs HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Terms
IS per year. Putnam's Monthly and
Household Words SIS. per year. Pub
lished by Dix & Edwards No. 10 Park
Place n Y.
The contents of the January number,
are; A Slight Depreciation OF Currency.
Sentiment and Action-in seven Chap
tiers. Goats and Trousers. The Regi-
mental Market. The Porcupine Club.
Twelve Miles from the Royal Exchange.
Hobbies. The Santais. Asleep. Dec
imal Money. Lodgings. Paris I'M
proved. Decimal Measures. Clip
My Garden Library. The Dark Side
What a Man May not Do in the King
dom of Naples. A Cousin in Need
Mind your Manners. The Workman OF
Europe. Chip-Wanled some General
Information. Work for Heaven. A
Russian Singing Match. Out and Home
Again.
Sentiment and Action is excellent and
the moral one from which much good
may be deduced.
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TPDR. TUBBS' APPOINTMENTS are to Re RE
SCMED in MARCH next. and continued IS heretofore.
They will not be supplied by any one else during his
absence.
PERRy DAVIS PNS KILLER.-Thisu unparalleled prepa-
ration IS receiving more testimonials Of its wonferful
efficacy in removing pains, than airy other medicine
ever offered to the public. And these testimonials
come no; alone from the ignorant. hut from persons Of
every degree OF intelligence. and every rank Of life
Physicians Of the first respect Utility. and perfectly con
yersant with the nature Of diseases and remedies. have
recommended this as one Of the most eHectual In thar
line Of preparations Tor the extinction Of pain
Many Who have suffered for years with Canker. Salt
Rheum. Erysipclas, Scrofula, AMI other similar diseas
e.. who have tried various remedies without benefit.
wart courage enough 20 try DR.. :. A. Wsaver's Capksr
and salt Iheum Syrup. with the Cerate, to which at
tention is called in another column. When faithfully
used, il never fails 20 cure.
TPNCTICE-Da $. srRoxe's FrvER DESTROYER.
The proprietoTs depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy, to
build Up its own reputation. Every sufferer VII he
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
hest recommendation il can acquire is TO take il to the
sick room. and there let it speak for Itself; let II there
slre.d JOY and peace around the piliOV Of suffering
and pain. Ifit win not do this. a thousand certificates
will DO hut little toward securing the confidence Of the
public. The testnnOnials-vhich are many and long
are published in a circular. as the limits OF an adver-
tisement will not Permit-wnich are presented morefor
the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new rem
edy. which nay be found at all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California
II il possesses the extraordinary powers which We
ed. and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, II it possesses no real value, the sick viii soon
find il out. and demonstrate il as 4 humbug, "a base
imposition. See advertisement.
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WApREE wARKET.

Flour. $3.50 to 900 per IL GucSwheat Flour. - per
cvt- OTIS. 2jGs5 cts per hushel. Corn in ear. 3 a
- cts per tushel. Butter. iSGcG cts per H. Cheese.
sGs1 ger 70. PORK, G57 Cts per d.. Eggs, Is cts p
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II Notice Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
been appointed Guardian Of Timothy h. thompson an
insane person. All persons having claims against the
said Timothy r.. will present them Immediately for set
tlement, properly authenticated. AN CLARK.
Vernon. Dec. 20. ls554t
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SALE

~ By virtue Of ar order Of sale and Fl Fa-. issued
ont OF the Court Of Common Please Of Trumbull eoun-
". Ohio. TO N, directed aud delivered, by said court,
and in obedience 10 said order and FL Fl-, l shall e1-
pose to sale at public vendue, as the Law directs, at the
door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said county,
on saturday, the eth lay of January. A d. Ie56, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A u and 4 o'clock Z VI OF
said day. the following desci ibed real estate TO VII:
the store house and lot of James II. Kinbee, contracted
to him by Charles and Henry smith, situate in the VII
Iage OF Warren. in Tr1mht II county. fronting on Vain
street. near npOn the NahOning river. On the south ~
the Drug Store nov occupied by j. A. smith & Co.. and
on H. north adioins the lot On which is the brick bull
ding occupied and owned by Z. T. H0yt & Co.
To be sold At the suit OF Lauren Merriam against
James II. Kibhee Ct al. Appraised at $3.50 %, subject
10 the smiths contract, yet to tecome due OF about sew
IL. K. HARMON. sheriff.
SheriT.s OGice. Marren. Dec. g. ls55-5t-J,l3
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Pittsburgh Market.
Cleveland Market

Flour. s7.5C9s95 p III. Wheat, 81 259I6O ? bush
Butter, sCG3l cts. ? L.
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IN THE COURT of Common Pleas of
Trumbull County. Ohio.
MattheE b. Tayler, Plaintiff,

Il Irumhuu tOuull tulo.
MattheE B. Tayler, Plaintiff,
VS.
Charles VI. Reed. r. G. Parks and P II
Ball, under the firm Of Reed Parks &
Co.. Defendants.
The defendants r. g. Parks and P. II. Rail, non-res-
fdeuts Of the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified Qhe de-
feudant Reed having answered. that N the 2lst dav
Of November. A d $50, the plaintiff filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas. setting forth that there
is due him from the said defendants, on their agree
ment or note. the sum Of two hundred thirty three dol
lars and fourteen cents with interest from October p,
1s47. Said agreement or note, reads substantially IS
follows:
-ss75. Due NJ. b. Taylcr three hundred and seven
tv-fye dollars. to be paid in river freight between Bea-
yer an1 2ittsburgh, ~ customary rates. for Canal Boat
Telegraph.
Warren, Oct. 2s, ls47. REED, PARKS Co.
There have been payments made on said note which
reduces he amount now due to the sum claimed BY the
plaiutiH. The plaintiff says that said defendants have
refused 10 pay said note in river freight when requested
Whereby they became liable 70 pay said note in money.
Said defendants are hereby notified that an order OF az
tachment has been issued, and unless they answer said
uetition on or before the 9th day Of February "A Dle56,
Judgment will ne taken against said RI Parks and p
n nan. for said sem Of SS33,l "A, with interest from Oct
%, IS49. ia l H.: ICHlNo,
necS6-6t At'ys for Plaintiff
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FIour. $685. 9 NJ BuckTheat FIonr $3.50 >
cwt. Corn. sheIled, 509j5 cts. ? bushel. Oats, SOC
81 2 per tusheL
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NOSMOPOLTTAN ART AssOCIA-


~ TION-SECpND YEAR
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection %
lis ne" III Ntu". "-'H 20 ~ 'i""7p"
Literature ard ar. have seen made on The m0st ex-
Among The worss already engaged. is ts hr-i4Hsa
"GENOA CRUCIFIx,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
Ia forming the NeF Collection. the diflsioa OF
American Ar. a. q the Encouragement American gen
ius have not been overlooked. Commissions have been
isseult n many % ;Iemost distinguished American Art
lists $40 viii c~aatri1G.e some Of their finest prDduc-
tons. Among them are three Mlrlie Busis, executed
by the greatest living seulptar-IiisAs Pe~EEs.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the father 0fhis Country.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. the Philosopher.
DANIEL WEBSTER. the Statesman.
especial agent has visited Europe and made care
fcl and j%ulicial selections offoreisn works Of Art, both
in Bronze and Marble st-tuary and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large and valuable collection
OF Paintings and stauAry. 20 be distributed FREE
aa0ng the membeTs Of the Association for the Second
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
Tbs payment % Three Dollars constitutes any ore 4
memi.er Of this Association. ard entities hrai to either
one Of the Magazines for one re :, aEd also q ticket in
tas dis,-ibut on Of the st@tuary lad Paintings.
the Lter-ture ssued to subscribers consists Of the
following Monthly Magazines ~liarpeTs, iufnanis.
Kuickerhoeker. Black~Goi's, Household Words, Gra-
hams. AID GoIey's Ladys Book
Persons taking ave memberships are entitled to any
Eve % lie Magazines FOR one year, and to SIX tickets IN
the distribution The net proceeds derived from the
sale Of memberships, are devoted to the purchase Of
works Of Art for the ensuing year.
ADVANTAGES SECURED
av becoming a member Of this Association, are
i%- All persons receive the full value 81 their sub
scription at the start, in the shape Of sterling Magazine
Literature.
2d. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
choice Works Of Art, which are 70 be distributes among
themselves, and are II the sane time encouraging the
Artists Of the country, disaursins thousands Of dollars
through its agency.
Persons in reEitfiHe funds for membership, will
please give their post oGcs address ia fall. stating the
month they wish the Magazine Tn commence and have
the letter registered at the Post Office to prevent loss
on its receipt a certificate OF Membership, together
with the magazine desired, Willie forwarded to any part
OF the country.
Those Eho purchase magazines at Bookstores, viii
observe that ~ Joining this Association. they rscsire
the -Haga-iHf and free fietst ia the GEHHGi distribution
all at the sans price they now psy for the Magazine
alone
For Memberships aadrsss.
Z l. DERBY, Ae;Gary C. A. 4,
At either OF the principal Offices knickerbOcker
Magazine" Office. 81 Broadway New York or West
cru Once. 100 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio
Subscriptions received ny c. A. ADAMS, Warren. o.,
and L. C. JONES, Hutforl, o., Honorary Secretaries
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OFFICE OF TIE CLINTON LISE RAILROAD Co.
Hudson. o.. Dec l., ls55-
THE Stockholders of the Clinton Line

L Railroad Company are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year, and transaction Of other business. will
be held at the office Of the company, in Hudson, on
" eLuesday. the 10th day Of January next, at 10 O'Clock
I. VI. deeds CHARLES PEASE, Sec rys
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OYFIcE OF NE CLEvE. & MAHoNrSs r. r. Co..
Cleveland, Dec. 10. 1850.
THE Annual Meeting of the Sockhol-
ders will be held at the office Of the company in
tins city, on Wednesday. January I'D le56, ar3 O'eloek
L. NJ. By order OF the Board OF Directors.
dee2G-4t CHARLES l.. RHODES, Secry.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Judgment in attachment in
: Common Pleas Of Trrmhull CO..
- o. e. N--E

MIU UITlIgT alU-I1lL III Nl-INA-INT =
vg. Common Pleas OF Ircmhul CO..
KeIlicn C. Burt } o., Oct. Term. 1855.
By virtue OF an order Of sale, in the above entitled
public sale, as upon execution. on saturday' te @t.h
day Of January, A.D. rs. between ne hours o. lO
S,.renss Iag,I and e,.r. e. i.trr,-t .r gIj 70 the fol-
lowing described real estl--- u;1te "a the toNnshlp
of FosIer. in TruuhuI counts, Ohio. and which Is ooun-
M a f,IIows. viz: on The east by lands OF Daniel
Tr,vbriige; on the south ~ lands OfJoseph Jones; on
ne vest ~ lands Of Robert Morrow. ard on the EcTth
bv the east and west cent c road, ana IS supposed 70
cS,+sip eigkt acres Of hail. And said equitable inte-
-sst vs. APPRAISED at ore aaailei cpt;lls- (SiOvl. 70
be sold AZ the suit OF MilS tsasdner in the above enu-
tied cause. Il a uAh"VS SHeIW-
sheriH's ONCE. Warren, Dec. 20, Isjj-5t-2'I5
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vs.. Petition onLand Contract
Festus Giddings, dsFt)
The defendant, Festus Giddings, resi-
L dent Of Crawford Co Pa. is hereby notified that
plaintiff has this day filed in said court his petition
against him. alledging that on the 23d day OF August.
A. d.. Use. he entered into a written contract, signed
by plaintiff and defendant, "a copy Of which. vita en-
dorsements thereon. is filed with, and made part OF said
petitionJ whereby the defendant agreed, for the land
therein described and contracted to be sold by piaintn
to defendant. being part OF lot No. D. in kiGsman, to
pay the plaintiff the sum Of money therein seated, in
instruments. with annual interest; TO pay tie taxes as
therein provided, sc.
And that defendant has pail on said contract the sum
Of $50, in parcels as shown by the endorsements there
on, and no more; leaving set due AMI unpaid to plain
tie. SI2i.62. for which, with interest and costs, he asks
Judgment. and in default Of payment in a short day to
he named, he asks order and decree 70 sell sail landt to
pay the same, &c.
The defendant is notified to answer said petition by
the 20th las Of February, A D. iS56. or the petition
will be taken as confessed R. B. BARNES.
Warren, Dec. 10. ls55-26-6t Atty fur PIE.
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UPtoMonday night, whrnourpaprrwe went
to press, no news ofthe election Of Speak
er, had been received The country looks
on with astonishment, at this farce play
ed By the law makers. At the close Of
the balloting, the candidates were the
same as for the last ten days; and The
number of votes received by each varied
but little from former votes. Banks
highest vote, IO7. Richardson. rs. Full
ler,4 40. Many attempts have been made
in caucus, TO bring about a concentra-
ton of the opposition forces, but thus far
to no purpose. The friends of Fuller,
seem determined, although in a meagre
minority, TO eject their man, or defeat
The organization Of the House. The
friends of Mr.. Banks, being largely in
the majority, and having no confidence
in the anti Nebraska principles of Mr..
Fuller, still justly adhere to their candi-
date. The three members from Ohio,
who, although elected as anti Nebraska
men, now refuse to vote for Mr.. Banks,
are, Hqrrison, of Hamilton Co.. Moore,
of Scio,o, and Bal. of Muskingum.-.
These men disgrace their State.
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4tatbs.


Simple announcements, gratis; notices > ets-GSqgGTe,
On the 9Th inst. in Keokuk, Iowa, ALICE REEVES
only daughter Of Eliza ", wife Of the late Lewis r
Reeves.
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Progress ofLibsria.

The latest adviceS from Liberia are up
to the 29ih of September, and were re
ceiyed by the arrival of a trading vessel
at Philadelphia. A letter from Hon. 5.
A. Benson, president of the republic, to
a prominent member of the Colonization
Society, gives a very fiattering account
of the progress OF the country IN wealth
and retirement. He says that he has.
during the pas. season, raised on his
own farm, more than Ten thousand pounds
of clean coffee, and strongly urge his
co!ored brethren in America to eInigrate
to the Gland of promise"
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II K WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
Il. A MANUFACTORY. West side Of the Ma
honinr. Warren. o.

hOninS. warren u
- TIE Proprietor wishes to say TO his
zEt[ friends. aud all those in want of Fash-
49, ioaab!e Vehicle, that the OLD RED SHOP
W-A-is I'm fall blast lie hazards nothing n
s.vip. that he has nov on hand, and IS now manufac
,1-ine. some OF tbs most splendid CaTrates and Bug
giss eve got M in Warren 4 large supply OF Sliding
seats Eockaways. PhGtons, Prince Alberts, Jenny
Iinds. Rough and Rcadies, TrOrtiEg Buggies, Top and
Open Bugg'es, Siding and sir gle seathnoW Mornings
Nm msTv other STYLES TOO numerous to mention, kept
constantly on hand and fer sale ~ prices deiyins com
ve;iu,n. Being himself a practical mechanic having
employed q number Of first ei1ss ~orkmen IN g'Sly
Inch OF the business, and b. using 10 material but
the very best, his work cannOtfIi, 70 tie what ne recon
usends ana warrants IL to he.
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done with elegance
anil dispatch.
REPAIRING promptly attended to. 4 rsasonaole
credit given on approved paper. No charge ior sRoH-
iEs ny work. Call AID see my mas9ihesh w q u G"
RACES. -
and for sale.
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AGn Embellishments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
WARREN 4 LAKE ERIE PLANK

nm AhTLLN q LAhL LlIL LALh
ROAD CO-Stockholders are notified that a
dividend Of per cent on each share Of stock has been
declared and ordered to he paid on AMI after January
10 l-56. JOSEPH MARVIN Jr., Pres.
B. p. HOFFMAN. Sec'ry. Dc SO. 5j-3t
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The suns journey south has been stop
ped. He turns about TO day to bring US
longer days. The 2lst day Of Deem
Der Is the shortest day in the year the
2Ist of June is the longest, and the 2lst
OF March and September the days and
n;rh;s aye of the same length.
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is Chicago. Illinois, flew days SINCE
while the Judge OF the Recorders Court
was trying a case OF horse stealing, his
own horse and buggy were stolen hom
the vicinity of the courtroom.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

BY irt1e % an order Of sale, On the above entitled
eause) issued out Of said Court Of Common Pleas. to
me directed and delivered, as sheriff and receiver, l
shall expose TO public sale. as upon execution AZ hN'
at the door % the Court House IN Warren. in said eoun-
Is. on saturday. the l2th day Of January 4 1sso. he.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A VI AMI 4 O'Clock 2 Of
said day. a one horse buggy. AMI a sorrel horse ABOUT
six years Of age.
Sheriff. Oaice. Warren, Dcc. 70. IS55-3s-l&
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JTHF AMERICAN ECLECTIC Prae-
tee OF Medicine. BY Jones ard hearog; -