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The United States frigate Potomac, Captain Le-
vim NJ. Powell, bearing the broad pennant of Com.
Hiram Paulding dropped down from Norfolk to
the naval anchorage on Monday, preparatory TO
leaving under sailing orders. On Sundaya draft
Of 80 seamen, one labdsman, and IL boys, under
command Of Lieut. D. Lynch and Master Brady,
for the frigate Potomac, arrived at Norfolk from
New York
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From the Bangor Mercury, July IL.
Strange Activity of an Insane Woman.

WHITNEY, June 81, 1885.
There is a woman In this town who, for the past
ten years, has been insane. II is not fully known
what the cause was that led to this very peculiar
state OF the mind. About eighteen years ago she
lost her husband, but since that time she has per-
formed the duties Of her household with as much
care and prudence as is common-cooks, washes,
does all the household work without assistance or
guidance. But, unlike most women, she spends
no useless time in doors engaged upon the nicer
kinds Of lace work, or even at the toilet. She has
work to do, and all her energies are given to Il.
As soon as the dishes washed, furniture set in
order, che lights her pipe and starts for the field
About six rods from her house are two small
hills which she is at work in leveling. They are
about twelve feet high, ard on the top contain
nearly quarter Of an acre. During the past ten
years all her leisure moments have been thus oc-,
cupied. Early in the morning with her hoe and
crowbar, which are the only tools she uses, she
starts for these hill tops, and there works till night
She carries the small stones to the foot Of the hill
rolls the large ones, and the dirt hoes down. In
this way she has lowered one bill more than six
feet, the other four and a half
The work she has performed Is said TO be more
than any one man in this town should have done
in the same time with the same tools. The stones
alone she has carried TO the foot OF the hill would
now require the labor of FIVE men and four oxen
two months to remove. Notwithstanding this inn
mense and continuous labor, she enjoys at this time
the very best Of health.
When in the house about her work. she Is per-
fectly rational, never destroys anything, and is
guilty Of no cunning tricks, such as crazy people
generally are. She uses her sons wood to heat
up large rocks, which she cannot remove without
breaking, then pours water upon them, Smelling
them into small pieces TO enable her to carry them
into the valley.
Upon almost every subject Of the day she eI-
presses herself, having ideas peculiar TO herself
alone. In scriptures she is well versed. The
word Sun is not properly spelled she contends it
is Nus, because II nourishes the earth. The won
derful Aurora Boreals Ia the Devils fire, and stars
are the sparks that rise up when the Devil strs it.
She has had occasional encounters with this per-
sonage while at work on the hills. Once he at
tempted to take her croDbar from her. II was
badly bent in the struggle and her face scratched,
but she overpowered him.
She has great faith in charms, or what she calls
power stones her bed IL accordingly filed with
these stones which she takes from the hlls--also
the windows, corners, and various other parts Of
the house. She puts them also around her corn,
which she plants upon the hills, and which grows
well and yields abundantly, though all the soil IL
removed. These stones she assures people keep
off the witches and make the corn grow.
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Messrs. Gould & Lincoln win soon publish Ex.
tracts from the Diary and Correspondence Of Amos
Lawrence" The Boston Transcript says:
"Mr Lawrence Is wisely left, for the most part
TO tell the story Of his own life. We have twice
peruscd one Of the private copies, and have seldom
read a more deeply interesting piece Of biography,
Its publication win more fully reveal to the world
the character Of the eminent merchant, whose
worth far surpassed his wealth, princely a. thai
wss, who was a chief ornament Of our city and
public benefsotors Of our country
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
The weekly Organ to clubs.
SATURDAY. JULY IA, 1865.

WILLIAM M. BURwELL, Editor.
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a Kansas LEGISLATURE. Kansas Legislature
met on the 2lst ult Thomas johnson, Of the
Methodist Mission, was elected President OF the
Council. and Richard r. Pease, President pro TEN;
J. A. Holderman, Secretary; Mr. Grover, Assist.
ant Secretary; Daniel s. Stringfellow, Speaker Of
the House; Mr.. Lille was chosen Clerk, and Mr..
Martin, Assistant Clerk. All the members we're
admitted to their seats upon certificates from the
Governor. TWAS supposed the Legislature would
adjourn to the Methodist Mission, on the 7th inst.
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ENGRAVING on WOOD The

/ ENGRAVING ON WOOD The
~ Subscriber IS prepared to execute an orders in
the above lie, such as Views Of Buildings. Bin or
Books, Ilaadbills or News Pa er, dc. a.. in n suDeri-
or manner. Also.
DRAWINGS nj DESIGNS
/ Of all Kin Is. such as Views OF Houses. Hotels. shoys.
Furnaces, Machinery, or Designs Tor the Patient OGiee,
p Cali at my Rooms over BallEin's Boot Store.
Warren. o., Sept. u %
"DOSIN TIE BOW."-Now is the
III time to huy violins and Guitars. at wholesale
prices and a good bow thrown in. Call soon they are
g~oingfast sept l.. :. T. pONEROY-
NOTICE.-THE JEWELRY BUSI-
II ness heretofore carried on ly the firm Of Waiter
King d SON. sill hereafter b continued By the under
signed, At the old stand, under the style ,Hd hmt u
KING & BROTHER, where the business Of tie old firm
fully solicited.
ASuBEL KING.
Warren, Sept. {, less. Il julius KING.
zoo TONSOF CHEESE WANTED,
OOOior which the highest market mice s. IN he paid,
in cash, on delivery. IDDINGS l. MORGAN.
Sept L.. 1855.
EOR SALE
L very good Brick Dwelling House. For partie-
ulars inquire Of aussstf W. IDDISdS-
4 VALUABLE BOOK. a practical
treatise on business or how to get, save. spend.
give, lend. and bequeath money, with an inquiry into
the chances Of suceess aud causes o~ff4iiure IN business,
iustreeeiTelat Iapr-2 81 ADAMS.
At A BARGAIN For Sale-One
a Secondhand Top BUGGY. which has been in use
n year and a half one NEW OPEN BUGGY. Also.
one PARLOR COAL STOVE Inquire ~
Sept-5. ~PO3iEROY'S MUSIC STORE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth Of Land Warrants wanted. l am paying the
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no. 10 MAIN STREEr.-NEW AR
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAT& CAP ST0REl
Nichols & Weir,


Have just received and are now Opening, the largest,
n0st fashionable. and best selected stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. Piece and Furnishing GOODS, ever
drought to this market, consisting IN part Of the IoI
lowing GGOls: Overcoats Of every style, quality, and
price. from the finest leaTer t. tAr coarsest kerseyi
Pants and Vests Of every ST. L. uUl .uluty. No US 70
talk. rust rauar aud see. Evury io4y says, give Mich
uls.E Ncir tue EEK for quiity- style ana lrlce, tAelr
@ f-s- -.. /, ... OF tie newest -ts3es. consisting OF
heavy is..yer pilo-. plain and tAiiad Cloths, plain and
Fsnrr Ca~-iieres; t4iiied Sltiny.a Plain and Pam
CIV Vtsti,sr. a few rare patterns 81 SIX Velvet Plain
aud E-ured silk SATIN, tasAltra, " orsted Molrair,
d..
FTENTs.ING C. ;lars.T ndershirts,
Drawers. SEspcuders. S,rl@-. N-', tfs. Pocket Hand
kerch.eis. TX. Linen. lash. &c; E"u.en Hose, Eur
Gloves, GiL. lined and %uutuei. Clutf. fuckskin-al
coIors; lHlcz Nitteus 81. so ju'Trias, 4 fine
assort1ri l. ssfet bags, sc.
TAILORING done in the best style. and on short no.
tce. Tbs capacity Of T.. " WEIR. as "a practical
Taller. is too we'll known to require comment. Partie-
ullr attention given 20 Cutting. and warranted n fl.
HATS N CAPS.-It is q weiEknown fat, that for
eleven years. l.. II has kept the largest. cheap
est, and most varied assortment OF goods in his line
ever kept in Old Trumbull. and the new Erm have to
announce that the stock Of HATS Ann CAPS has been
largely increased (; 90 all you have TO do Is % call at
No 10 Main Street. and you viii there find a complete
eNccpted-lor less money than Won can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thinE-we
have no old, shelf-worn Clothing, but an entire new
stock or fresh and desirable Goods.
As gas has for a long time been a very plentiful arti-
Gle in this community, we would beg leave to he ex-
cased from using it in this communication TO my old
friends ami patrons / would make my best how and
return many thanks for the very liberal aud long-con-
tinued patronage received at their hands. To the new
we would say, you too are entitled to the risht hand OF
fellowship so come along. and we will give you a
hearty welcome TO all the privileges. blessings and hen
ehts, OF the largest cheapest. ard most varied stock Of
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought 70 this mar
ks. L. NICHOLS.
Warren Oct. 3.-3m E W. WEIR.
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EGAL NOTICE +
Iosenh Perkins. Ply.
In Tho
Court of Con.

rs. Court OF Con-
HOratio Bascomb, Admir- Of Caroline mon Pleas
Newell: Caroline Bascomb. Milton ( Of Trumhull
Sutlif, And'w ?. Newell, Ellen u. Bas County,
comb and Henry BascouIh. Defts. Ohio
Henri B2scomh. a NONRESIDENT % the State Of Ohio,
Is hereby notified that on the lst day OF October. AID
1855, the plaintiff filed his petition against the defend
ants in said Court, alleging that Caroline Newell. on
the hrst day of April A d. ls52. entered into a written
contract with said plaintiff for the purchase Of certain
real estate, situate in Warren. and known a. whole OF
lot No IA in Perkins addition to Warren. said pet.-
ton further alleges, that the said Caroline Newell has
deceased, leaving Andrew F. Newell and Caroline Bas-
comb. wife Of HOr1tio Bascomb. her children. and
Henry Baseomb and Ellen u Blscomh, her grand
children and heirs at law, and that said Caroline New
ell has not paid anything on sail land. and that there
was due, on the first day OF Jannary. 1876, the sum OF
s507, IS. tor which with interest from the said LIST day
Of January, 1855, the plaintiff asks a decree. Or iudg-
ment againEt HOratiO BascOnb, Administrator on the
estate Of Caroline Newell, deed. and in default of pay
ment, that .he Court will order that said land be sold
10 pay said sum due, with accrring interest. taxes, and
costs Of this suit The defendant, Henry Bascomb. 4
nonresident OF this State, viii take notice. that Unless
he answers said petition hy the 9th day ofNovemher,
1855, said plaintiff viii take Judgment against sail Ad-
ministrator. as prayed foI in said petition.
J. s. Q. II. HUTCHINS,
Oct. :. Is55-6t Atty's for Plaintiff
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

II In the New BIih!iug, opposite the Democrat Or
ice. Mar Street, NarreI. Ohio.
BkRrLErT & B1OwS have received their Spring and
Summer Clothing,and are prepared to exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot q clothing ever offered IN
this market, consisting OF al the varieties OF Goats,
Frocks. Pants, Vests, &r-. Of the lfttst stylss- Also,
BOYS CLOTHING, ATS and CARS ani tdli stock
OF GENTLEAiENS' FURNISHING GOODS 4 large
stock cf ErOalclOLhs, CysSimeres and NestingS. Of rich
and duraa,e quality. All who wish 60 purchase Cloth
ing. made to order, ar. respectfully invited 90 examine
our goods, anal Ieara the prices. ieTage purchasing, IS
we feel coat lent we cannot he beaten ia quality price,
style Or workmanship.
CAKb--ThC Pr0pricters return their sincere thanks
10 the people Of Warren AID vicinity, for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them. AMI respectfully ask
for a continuance. T.. T.. BARTLETT,
Warren, June 20, lSJJ. q. ". BROWN
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Stealing Pigs.

509aI-n5 El5N.
Some rascal who was mean enough o
steal the valuable Suffolk, belonging to
Chas. Brown, Esq, from the pen at the
Lower Mill, in this town, did not have
the courage to keep him. As will be
scen by Mr.. Browns advertisement in
another column, tie animal has been
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Time.

Time.
Last year was a hard time, this year is
a better time, and there is always a good
time coming Right under our Sanctum,
is a large quantity of time. Our friends,
VAUTRor & GiLLETT, have a tremendu-
Gus stock of Watches and Clocks of eve
ny variety and price, which we presume
keep all kinds Of tine, according to the
value of the time Keeper from the per-
feet full jeweled, double case, gold hunt
ing watch, down to its gilt brother, Of
that kind which is used in large cities,
when playing The, drop game. Those
who do not wish TO be left behind in this
fast age, can keep up to the time, by
buying a regulator of VAUIaor d GIL
LETT.
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I9:r'D' On'2 MESSENGER & ZIMMERMAN.
SALE

y By virtue of an execution. 10 me directeb AMI de-
liVered. issued out OF the Court Of COunon Pleas Z
Trumbull County, Ohio. : the Clerk thereof, L E
levied or, and shall expose TO pubic sac, a the
Of the Court House in Warren, in said County. o.
urday, the 18th da Of Oct0aer, 8. d. lEj- aetga
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. u. and Z O'clocs =, NJ"
day, the following tract or lot OF land. So
Hartford Township, TrumbCH Ccgnty aforesaid
part of lot No. ., aud bounded AMI dcscrIas3
lows, viz :-On the east hy the north and sou.
road in said Hartford on the north by iHut
to Sally WOOdfOrd on the west and south by .
Edward lIrockway containing one-half acre.
To re sold at the suit OF Nornln 3. Austin
Woodford and Lane. Appraised at S25G 90.
II. r. HARMON. 5itcr5E
Sheria's Once, Warren. sent. II. l-5J-5. 2-E
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT Horse

The subscribers are now prepared 20 manufacture and
furnish the above rake. As ii s now generally IL use
in this County. and lis merits 50 sell krOvu, We do not
deem il necessary TO name lis good qualities.
CR0WELL'S THERMOMETERS CHUEN, the best IA
use, and PROVISION SAFES, which no family should
be without, furnished at low prices All kinds Of shop
work, Saving. Planning, Turning, &c, done promptly
and in good style
GILN0RE'S PATENT BEE HOUSE, Hive and Re
eeipt for feeding We are also agents Tor the above,
anil are ready TO manufacture them, auddisp0se oft0Wn-
ship or individual rights
Call at the Z WORKS, Wess side Mahoning
river, Warren, Ohio.
Aug 1t MESSENGER &
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NEW WHOLESALE READY
~ MADE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
HAMPTON 4 CAMPBELL.
(0(the late firm Of HamPtOR. HIIsOh & Co..
No. q. Third S.reet- La-mear Mnnl md Marke.

(V rae t0fe trm o. Hampton, Blfs0n e Co..
No. e, Third Street, between Wood and Market.
PITTSBURGH. PENNA..
Are now receiving their stock OF Fall aud Winter
Goods, to which they call the attention OF Western
Merchants Among their assortment viii be found
E AND o CLOTHING, Of every possible des
criptiOa also Troy and Hartford Shirts and Collars,
Wool, MerinO and Cotton Uudershirts and Drawers,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Mems Hosiery. Sus-
penders. CraVats, Neck Ties. Stocks. Gloves. &c. Al
so. 3 general assortment Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
We intend this stock shall always he one Of the largest,
the best furnished. and the mos: beautfuiand complete
TO be found in the United States Our connection with
one Of the largest houses in n tssachusetts- where the
utmost care has been bestowed in their manufacture.
gives US advantages which viii enable US to sell Goods
at Eastern JObbers prices, which we are determined 70
do and also enables Us to offer greater variety Goods
to our customers than has hitherto been found IL this
Market.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of all BUYERS
visiting this city The orders Of cur customers shall
he promptly and satisfactorily filed on terms as liberal
as by any other house in the country.
sept.5-5w. HAMPTON CAMPBELL.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

~ By virtue Of ar alas or srler &C sale issued ous
Of the Court Of Common Pleas ~ T-Iululi County.
Ohio, by The Clerk thereof, T. me 3i-ectel and delivered.
! have levied on and SHALL expose % pJ1Ic sale. as
upon c SecutiOn az law, a the dO1r ci the Court House
in Warren, in said County, on Saturday, tlc l3th day
Of October. 4 d. 1855. hetTss- tle hours 81 10G'cICck
4. NJ. and 4 o'cloeS P. Il o. s1il day, bl decree male
at the June term OF said C0urt. A D. 1851 the FOLDS
ing described real eststr, 30 wis: Al,u. one acre 9r
land in quantity. bounded-north by tie pIhiic sIls
east ~ the north and s1--I r1Il. east the CO. Ca
the township Of Mecca, in Frumhuii County . au+ -1uth
an west by lands Of John Boon, and En1aa s s the
Store House lot Of James :. A1sl in Mecca To be
sold at the suit Of William Bnrns against = -les S.
Abel, ct al. Appraised at S3rn D.
H. -GAIsG0N, SJ.-iT.
Sheria's Once. Warren. sept. IL. Io15.-ss @
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LIST OLE PREMIUMS

ADardff 5y Tie Trua5qH County AgriouL
farai Society, at lie Annuat Far Of
1855.
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STAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

VI YOUR GOING, But GO Al ONCEU
To DUNLAP, STEWART L REEDS and eyanina sbe;r
splendid stock of Goods, which are daily arriving BY
IM taeiiIies Nhich our hrm now possess, lone Of the
urn being constantly in the eastern citi.s. aims being
able TO take advantage % the markell are not eqa fled
ny any house in Ohio. We call the attention OF mer-
ehauts and the public generally to the following list OF
articles, which, having been purchased before The great
rise in prices, we are enabled to offer at New York
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Fire Insurance

Fire Insurance
Those seeking protection against loss
by Fire are referred to GEN. McLAIN's
advertisement, in u columns this morn
ing. I'VE hail the advent of this bright
particular STAB"
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GEORGE a. DAVIS, Manufacturer
and Wholesale Dealer in
MADE CLOTHING,

Franklin Buildings, corner Of Water and Superior sts-
Cleveland, Ohio.
We have nov in store and in process Of manufacture
me Of the largest, most complete. and varied stocks OF
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
to he found in the Union.
Oar stocs. consisting OF Overcoafs. Ci0aks, Talmas,
Fr1ck, Dress and Business Coats, Pants and Vests, is
mauufactu ell entirely in this city, from almost every
description % material. among which We may mention
the following fabrics: Cloths. Beavers, Pilots, Mohairs.
Kerseys, Petershams, Sltinetts, BanSets. TWeeds Of all
Corduruys. Satinejts. Of every variety. Tor Pants. six
Yelvets. Sltus silks, CIsh-neres, Wooden Pllifls,
Pushes. To.leEets- Farmer Satius. CoiriHgtous, af
every description and sty le, Tor Vests. Together with
a large assortment Of
FURNISHING UDODS
consisting in part OF shirts, Collars. Crlvats, Stocks
Tndershirts. Drawers. Hosiery. Suspeuders. Gloves,
OveIalis. Hickory and OvershirJs. Trunks, Travelling
BAGS, Yalisss. &c, &c, &c. Also, India Rubber
Goods Of every description.
Tue perfect system to which We have brought every
department OF oar business, after long and tailsume
years Of appicaton ami labor, must convince the in
v~estigttor OF the superior advantages &c are thus ena-
hlei TO offer the Trade in the purchase Of their stocks,
whether in sinai! Or large quantities.
Our business. extending throughout this State, Indi-
ana, Michigan and Illinois. olers Uneguailcd aivan-
tages TO the Merchants Of these States, from The fact,
that our clothing Is Manufactured to suit their trade,
long years Of intercourse having made Us familiar with
their class Of customers.
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants de-
string to pur- hase, feeling confident an examination
Of our stock will result in the most satisfactory manner.
GEORGE A. DAVIS,
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland, Sept 20. lo55.-3m
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Intte Court
OF Common
Pleas for tie
County Ul
Trum all. and
State OF Ohio.
Civil action.
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rMrIN WHEAT EARLY

! Farmers. row &C. tas tine TO prepare sud Tor
vie-t. Don't forge; the lessons of the past t@O years.
R.mcalhert hat ears s"wn wheat generally escapes tue
rust al.I she Mitse WORN. tVehvill W" kn0N some
nTsaars who intend ID SOW AT taelr Sheat before the
Pas; Of tbs north. august See - talso th7t ths ls1d
- I-epsy rloSrt ami veil drained. then tie crop Viii
te --sIy L. SshsauI either q Gry or a wet se4sou.-
Ci,g CsGirs-cr-
| Sox is t.- t,ur o. se5l-s one OIL. i. Morley Z Cos
7 Michigan DJa D., o. Sus-Soii riys5. aug b.
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Large Ap les

Large APPLES
We are indcbted 10 SIMON L. ABEL.
Esq, of Rowland, for half a tushel of
Apples, of the most alarming size. They
are oil the Pound Sweet variety, some of
them measuring IA inches in circumfer-
pnep
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GUARDIANS SALE


~ Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance % an
order OF sale issued by the Probate Court OF Trumhull
County, Ohio, the undersigned, as Guardian Of Martha
J. kerncy and Sarah Z. heTney. will expose to sale. At
public yendue. on the premises on the 39tl day Of Dc
tOber, 4 b l-5j. between the hours of 10 O'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
the following described lots belonging 20 said minors,
situate IN the Village Plat Of BrOokield, Trum' lcouE-
~, Ohio, TO wit: village lots No. 81 and -, belonging
20 Martin J. kerney, which are bounded and described
as follows, VIZ: Beginning in :he centre Of the highway
running east ana west through said lot No. 81. and at
the northwest corner Of lands now Cows, lc53J own
ed by Geo. Saith: thence running south along the west
line Of Snith's land, : eh. % links to the south Ii e Of
lot No. -, in said plat; thence west al.nE said line q
sufficient distance Tint a line running north parallel
with the line Of said Smiths land, 10 the center @! the
highway aforesaid. and thence east to the p ace OF he
ginning, shall contain two acres and sixty three rods
Of land. Also lot No. IS in the town plat Of BTO0Eieii.
Also, lot No. p in the Village plat Of said BrooSfeld,
belonging to said Sarah Z. KeTucy.
Terms made known on the day Of SHE.
MARiARET EERNEY.
Sept. -. I55I-it Guardian.
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The defendant, =. Ncr;5a 10 Tr-. ia hereby notice,
that On the 81 day u Sept-abcr. l-J5, Jcislssh E.lca,
a Justice Of the Peace 70 Warren township. FOB slii
County and State issuet against said L1EsEs goods,
cbattels, monies and credit. at The tfstafcs Of said
Plaintiff. an Order of N-tlcar-lt, far SI.u sH]
Sll-sS interest said csrse having been c~ortiruel
will be heard on the l9sb lsv-of October. 1855, c. 2
o'clock VI. By ALBEIsT PERRY. Pas Atty.
Sent. Is. 5J3w.
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After which the Treasurer viii keep an Office in War
reu, for the purpose Of receiving taxes until the 2Oth
day Of December. lS5j-
'-PAH persons who have performed labor on the
highway in discharge Of their r5adtax, vii he required
10 produce the supervisors certificate for the same.
jon 81. HEZLEP-
Comfy Treasurer.
WARREN. O.. September ), 1850.
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Address Cards inserted for the year. NJ Sl.00 per line.
II PAdvetisements shcrid he marked the number Of
times to he inserted. Otherwise shev will be continued
until ordered out ard charged for at the above rates.
TFCasual advertisements TO he paid for when hand
ed in
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-10
CTATE OF OHIO. TrumbulI County.

Administr ltrix on Estate of Comfort Hurd, deed.
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