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NELANo's INDEPENDENT HoRsz

The subscribers are now prepare 70 manufacture and
furnish the above rake As it is now generally 10 use
in this County, ana its merits 50 well know, we d. lot
deem Il necessary to name its good qualities
CR0WELL'S THERMOMETER CHURN. tho 1s.tin
use, aad PROVISION SAFES, when 10 FAMILY shou1d
be without, furnished at low prices Ar Kinds % shop
work, Saving. Planning, Turning, &c. d5rs Pro1VtT
and in good style.
GILMORE'S PATENT BEE HOUSE. Hlvs and Re-
ceipt for feeding. We are also agents fCr DE Gsove,
and are ready to manufacture then, and dispose 0ftoWu-
ship or individual rights.
Call at the N0vEL WORKS, West side Mahoning
river, Warren, Ohio.
Aug l-tf MESSENGER & TIAMLRMAN.
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EGAL NOTICE
IL George @. Cook. Plaintiff,

vs.. In the Court
s. Britton, Geo. ". Peck. Hiram c.. OF Common
Grover, Joseph Bri1on, s. s. Skinner, Pleas for the
s. G. Peck. ". Whitcomb, A Bell, 6. County OF
p. Waldo, The Cleveland and MahOn- TrumDuli, and
ing Rail Road Company, Utley spen State Of Ohio.
GER, Stephen Burnett, Eli Bartholo- Civil action.
new, Defendants
s. Britton, G. W. Peck, Hiram @. Grover, 8. s. Skin
ner, S. c. Peck, w. WhitcOmb, A. Bell. G.. p. Waldo
and Utley Spencer, party defendants, non-residents Of
the State of Ohio, are hereby notified that on the sth
day OF September, A 1855, the plaintiff fled his petit
ton against the defendants in said Court, alleging
that the defendants, S. Brittou, Geo W. Peck. Joseph
". BrittOn and Utley Spencer, under the firm Of Brit
ton. Peck & Company, are indebted to him on their
prOmissory note, in the sum Of one thousand four hun
bred and seventy-six dollars and thirty-ni1e cents,
with interest from the 18th day Of August A d 1854, at
the rate Of ten per cent Plaintiff further alleges,
that Britfon, Peck 4 Co., as collateral security for the
payment of said note, with the assent Of u. e.. Grover,
a member Of the firm Of BrttOn, Peck, Grover & Con-
pany, on the said 18th day Of August, 1854. assigned
to said Geo. c. Cook, plaintiff, three thousand dollars
Of the stock Of the Cleveland 4 hahoning Rail Road
Company, said stock being inelnded in a final settle
ment for work done under a contract between said R.
R. Company and Britton. Peck. Grover & Company.
The Plaintiff further alleges in said petition. that
said 5. @. Peck, SIS. Skinner, W. Thitcomb, A. Belland
G. P. Waldo, who claimed an interest in said stock on
said 18th day of August. 1854. released their eleim to
said stock, and consented TO the transfer thereof.
Petitioner further alleges that said R. r. Company
owe said stock to said Britt0n, Peck, Grover & Co. and
that his claim is prior to the claims OF these defend
ants, who have garnisheed said Rail Road Company.
The Plaintiff win take Judgement by default against
said Britton, Peck IL Co., for Sl.476 30, with interest
from the 18th day OF August. 1884, 1t tn rate Of ten
per cent, and obtain q decree against said Rail Road
Company 10 deliver said stock to said plaintiff, accord
ing to the terms Of said assignment, unless sail defen-
dants. who are non-residents. answer said Petition By
the 10th day OF November 1856
]. 4 .. VI. HUTCIINS,
September 10. Is55-6t Att'ys for Pia.m Z.
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WOOSTER. Ohio, June, 1853.
Dr.. II. TUBBs-Dear Sir: In justice TO you 1 cannot
refrain expressing my gratitude, and at the sane tim
will offer something Of my experience, hoping, or pub
lished) il may prove beneficial 10 suffering humanity
For the last seven years l have lahored under a conf
nation Of diseases, and suffered to an extent that rem
dered life a hurthen. The hest physicians Of the eoun
try were employed, but in vain they gave neither
encouragement or relief. In the fan OF 1919 my nerv
Gus system was completely Frustrated hy a course o.
typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were weak
causing much difficulty Of breathing, cough and eXpec
toratiOn. L also suffered extremely with a singing
pain in my left side, near the heart, and back to lhe
shoulders, but still more from a violent struggling Of
the heart, and an indescrilEbie sinking, dying feeling
which il seemed impossible to survive. These convul-
siOns or thrOes of the heart would terminate by n rush
OF blood to the head. producing a fearful sensation,
bordering upon delirium, and leave me exhausted. A
pain in the back and stomach, with frequent vomiting,
added to my Affections. Strength md desh were much
reduced. 1 was obliged to keep my bel 4 greater pait
Of the time, and friends and ~neighbors gave uP all hope
Of my recovery. thinking me sinking with consOmp-
ton. In the summer of ISL, when my disease wore
its darkest form, n friend urged me to see DR.. Tubhs.-
l have done so have taken Of no other medicines
since, and am happy now to say my health IS good.-
Disease has disappeared under treatment like dew be-
fore the morning sun, and l can now workat household
affairs from morning until evening. with no inconyen-
fence whatever. Yours. truly.
REBECCA A. WHITE.
We give the above withou. comment. Those wishing
further Information, can call on Mrs. W, or write her
NJ Wootar Ohio forf3 II
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1 II THE PEOPLE OF TRUNBULL y ADJOINING COUNTIES VINO have xrnad sol ne-I land
uonaseO mednr ueNy ear mLn which period of time nhasLenm my good fortune to
most SAINT moGrns Time in hO uErid Hight brings many caWm six wears ago AID ne CLhn0
steadily hraea Ib bring to his counter the return Of each year. the faces athose who YER his patrons
iuh GI. HE HAsN T BEEN DISAPPOINTED A progress almost upamueIIn me haoUd uds
of CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE, QUALITY OR QUANTITY,
I HAvE e THE Az. BROUGHT DOwS THE PRICES ONTROLLED THE BUSINESS d- the
commencement AND MEAN so II DO FR III UTURE lam now receiving mtTm T~ EAn
LARGEST STOCK IF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING er opened in TuhunC County con-
ldsdnginp part the following goods Heavy and neO vneous, a large assortment dn kinds ps and
IquamuecD Dress Frk Sack ind ButnesC Coats of all edH shades and RiMsa all kinds Pants rom
1.-The cnet to the very na; aspbndd asonuent Vests cnHdngf sk velvet plaid fame and plain
satin silk cashmere CLOTH cashmere Sci Imf Furnishing Goods. shirts DnEsrU niesh1.C sna
IHandkdrheaC Collars Seeks and mTendHL Ahm stock Of sA and Cas. which will bed ehererhan
theses rA3e ever hive been shdhn Trum1ul County
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Ihu.d oa fine and DWELL selected stool &c CLOTHS CAssIEREs VEsTNGs and OvERCoATTNG for
the purpose of ahnsu up Mkhdso teuaomE york. which viii be cnmd made in eb eHandm most fashionable
prices and HEREBY prevented from being shaved In someOfa the MALE concerns bout town ges bf st
fhe prices u FREAD
Good wooden overcoats from 50 rs upwards. Good wooden suit of cloth coat,
pants, vest and shirt, $500. Fine black suit of cloth, consisting of
black coat, black pants and satin v@t, 80 LOO.
Ny stock tn LARGEST BEST LECTE and stand ready op prove tdsadeuyus n APEsre ever
brdt Ito TUmnC hy. offer t6r sale Hconesw within the rants and c1cumancsd all To the
the gyeme call 1t villa ford me pRueO show you through yex nIrea sNrmatn AM ~1v and
il IMH in uHingy u qnhy orr rice the fault will be my own To my cpmplo.w who So AR d che
fuMhG alto ndge in hsmhTelm Pnhh those in THERE employ to E&ne my characters and at
%~% T%EmIbr community BETTER GOODS at LOWER PRICES hSnC CAN %WMId do TspsdCs%I gwe
when they can make Il onvedemIo give ne call RmmSr3 doors OAK Front 2d@s sh Of e Post
IOme. Nos II and H. Main T, Warren Ohio. SgO j. GOLDSTEIN.
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Large Yield Of apples from One Tree.
fhiriyesix bushels OF apples have been
gathered from one Apple Tree on the
grounds of WV. ). Woodrow, Esq, in
this town. Tia re had been two varie-
ties. the GATE and the spitzenbergen,
engraited upon il. and il produced both
kinds.
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Dr.Tubbs

Dr.. Tubbs
Will be at the Gaskill House, Monday,
Oct. 29d. AS THIS i, The last appoint
ment the Doctor viii make in this place
for some time. his patients, ard others
wishing to consult him, should not fail
{ attend.
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HALLELUJAH.-
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DA-

M T-E En- OA1 VI Ia
GUERREAN ROOMS. "SEcURE THE SHADOW
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADE" The Subscriber is happy
to announce to the citizens OF warren and surrounding
country, that he has fitted up a suit Of Rooms over Bald
wins Bookstore, south of the Post Office, with a large
sky-hghf. where he is prepared to furnish Daguerreo-
types in the Best Style Of the Art. He has 4 fine as
sOrtment OF Materials. Cases, &c. Of the latest styles,
which he has received direct from New York. and
which will be furnished at moderate prices He has
also a collection Of OIL Paintings and Daggerre0types
for the qualification Ofthe lovers of Art, AID has spared
no pains to make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
place Of resort at all hours, and he is determined by
constant additions to keep up their interest and make
them one of the places worth visiting. both by citizens
and strangers Ard he looks for a liberal support in
his eTOrts to crafty those who require his services as
an Artist and DlguereOtypist-
Pictures taken in ALL KINDS OF WEATHER.
All persons are cordially invited to call, whether
wishing Pictures or not
II PWOrk done at my rooms Kill be UarrGHted.
WILLIAM z. PORTER.
Warren. Ohio. Sept. 70, 1855.
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7 ATE FROM THE FRONTlFR!-INTERIOR TOWNS all HEARD FRONT
II LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK"
PACKARD & N M,
by their large and increasing sales notwithstanding hef hard tines scarcity rand high pree,a and
in anticipation fhe' good time coming haep purchased and now receiving at their ammohH Hardware
Store larger SOcSt
Hardware, carriage Trimmings iron, PaiHtS GLASS; TaraSi and MHlsy Will Saws.
thanh ve ever cen tophtI O"OdT nnbun" Long eHgHcaap sect acquaintance with m@r
hamps Of the eastern sa@.m and connexions h an n. Mil in this hgLe enables US 10 Grg great
All pph in Guu,m mechanics and nuaGursm particular hmrsa and their wives md MenM =
inedW call and look through ea stock The wants Of the eP community have been Hd TO- without
Distinction of COLOR size, personal apGnnceo rp politics
To uw hds sin The BUGGY BUSINESS, we are mTG du exhibit an UNUSUAL IL of
everything that can be used /. on orao uatug
Planes aso las Hanmr%s Stocks dDGr&e Z. which are tsnTaaed by N.Y. establishment in Ohio
81 ks Justly celebrated Wheeling Nasi 100 boxes Franklin Rock Glass; White Lad ncP Paint o.
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Is all time fully stocked with good Ihe Shoe IhB Buggy Ih Wagon Iunsnt Iron all EudSby
lHndh wagon orhGt load.
wehawe secured re w@o fnE English n Maer and are move gny bsa@E Rifles, tIes prices unn
ever before JTd in hcO country
UPEmHMT the place and ri he" Tall Brick" Main street. Warren Ohio.
SqhmbT@ 60 l@j. PAK & BARNUM PpdeaTs
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CTAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

OF FOUR GOING, q co AT ONCEiI
To DUNLAP, STEWART l. REEDS, and examine their
splendid stock OF Goods, which are daily arriving By
the boat load.
The facilities which our firm now possess, Zone Of the
firm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage OF the market1 are not squalled
by any house in Ohio. We call the attention OF mer-
chants 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
prices
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT.
THE highest market price will be paid

THE highest market price Will be paid
l. for Land Warrants of all sizes
Those having Warrants to dispose OF. will please call
on the subscriber, at Z. A. Smith d Co.'S Drug Store.
Warren. June =, 1867 EDWARD A. SMITH.
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home? l repeat, Messrs. Editors, have
we a ely government amongst US?
Yours, x.
Warren, Oct. IS, 1855.
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Donation Party.

The Ladies Benevolent Circle, being
Strengthened Tor means 10 su ply the
wants of many suffering poor, VINO look
to them fer help, appeal to the charita-
bic. for aid A Donation Party for this
purpose will be gwen at the Empire Hall
on the evening ot Wednesday the 25th
inst, when all donations wall be thank
full received. By order Of The Society.
FLoRiLLA W. STULL. Secretary.
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4 ENACTMENT NOTICE.

GTRIKE NOW, WHILE THE IRON
y Is OTl-A Rare CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
can be hal by applying mediately, as l Wish to go
West by the middle Of Sept, mber, to stsy n lew months.
I want to sell my building on the east side Of Main St,
ali my Groceries nov on hand, and some Guns and Gun
Fixtures. together with Gunsmirh Tools, and will offer
them a. a hargain for the sake OF closing out AlsO,a
Building Lot on the West side Of Main street, 90 feet
front BY 20 feet dceP-a good location for business
Call soon, and look at sand property you wish to
purchase.
Warren, August 3, 1855. JOHN DAY
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Cleveland and Mahoping Rail Road.

This important work progresses stead
ily- The track is now laid from this
town, to Manua. a distance, of about
twenty miles. Wh n the track is laid to
section Non Mantua, 1t is the inten-
ton of Messrs. Baily d Co., (who have
the contract for this part of the work, to
draw off their force from this end of the
line, and m laying the iron at
Cleveland. This will be done, on ac-
count of the grading being unfinished,
on two sections of heavy work.
The road will probably be finished
from Cleveland TO this place, a bout
the first of ] January, and to Youngstown
early in the nexl season, and to the
Pennsylvania line, before its close. A
part of the ron Tor the Iron Bridge, over
the Mahoning al this town, has arrived,
and the Bridge viii be erected in a very
short dme.
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: AND WARRANTS WANTED!
STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull County.

VS.. Suit In Attachment.
Henry Morgan-)
An Attachment was issued in the above cause. against
the property OF said defendant. on the 18th day of Sep
temher, 1855, ny Andrew Gardner, q Justice Of the
Peace. OF Hubbard township, in said County, for the
sum OF Ten Dollars and Seventy-six cents, and costs,
on 4 note Of said defendant made to Hugh Love-
Said cause will be for hearing, before said Justice,
on the 27th day Of October, 1855, AZ / O'Clock, I: NJ
ARM & MURRAY.
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DAINTING.-C. @. McNUTT, House
u Sign and Ornamental Painter, Main Sire Z, lover
Gold C.othing storeJ Warren, O. Dry and
ground zine for sale Laug 10
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T EGAL NOTICE.-ID the Cour. OF

IL Common pleas Of rumbu County, Ohio.
John Ernest,
vs..
Jeremiah Church, fCiVn Action Attachment
William Church, and
II. R. Harmon, deft's-J
Jeremiah Chnch, one OF the defendants. and :
non-residents Of the State OF Ohio, is hereby To-
titled. that on the 5th day Of September. A. D 1555.
the Plaintiff fled his petition against TIE deem
dants, in said curt, alleging that the d5fsn ants
are indebted to him in the sum Of sos. Ffth interest
from July LIST. 1852, with 8 per cent. penalty AID cost
ola protest. for money paid by plaintiff, to The Portage
County Branch Bank, at Ravenns, in said Portage Co.,
Ohio, for said defendants
The plaintiff. win take Judgment by default against
said Jeremiah Church for the sum and Interest AID pa
nAlty as aforesaid, unless they answer by the % Jay Of
November, A. d. 1855.
J.& u. a. HUTCHINs, AtEy's for Plaintiff.
Sent ID tS5-6w-
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Justices ElscSoA

A CONVENTION was held on the Saturday
evening previous 10 the election, to NOM
mate a candidate, for Justice of the
Peace. Mr.. HUMPHREY HARSH, received
80 votes, and JEDEDIAH tIrcH, Esq, "a
votes. Mr. HARSH Was declared duly
nominated. On Monday it was ascer-
tanned that ia. finch wished to be a
candidate, Mr.. HARsa with a manly gen.
crosby highly creditable to him, volun.
tarilly Withdrew his name, and suffered
Mr.. FITcH TO nave the course entirely to
himself. In consideration of the age,
and circumstances OF Mr.. F.. and the sat
~isGactory manner in which he had here
tofore filed The Office, he was unani.
mouly elected.
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l2s Fulton street, New York.
IL Messrs. MUM d co, have been, for many
years, extensively engaged in procuring patents for
neT inventions. and will adv Sc inventors, without
charge. in regard to the novelty Of their improvements
Orfober 10 I255-ow
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GUARDIANS SALE

GUARDIANS SALE
" Notice is hereby given, that in pursusrcs o. an
order OF sale issued BY the Probate Court u Fuuhull
County, Ohio, the undersigned, as Guariial % 9 Aarth7
J. Rerney and Sarah T.. Kerney. viii expJss C -ls- At
public yeRdue. on the premises- on the sSSH 81 Of DC
tOOer. A D less, between the hours Vi IL ctlc1 ~ the
forenoon and o'clock in the aftsrnOor sad dag,
the following described lots belonging to ,lil minors,
situate in the Village Plat Of Brostdeid, Truiaauiicouu-
IL, Ohio, to wit: Village lots No. 81 an@ Helon-inE
% Martha j. Kerney, which arr hound@d ans Heecrffci
as follows, viz: Beginning in he centre o. .a- rl-H- aT
running east and vest through said Tot No So frt &C
the north west corner Of lands nov Gov.5- 80 IT,
ed by Geo. Smith: thence running south ai'ue get
line OF Smiths land, ch. 81 iinks 90 tle sr-- %
lot No. 81, in said plat; thsnce vest aiJoE st .r- .
sufficient distance that a Ere running rot
with the line Of said Smiths Lrnd, 10 the ceu-es
highway aforesaid, and thence east 10 The p .rr @ Fl
ginning, shall contain two acres and sixtg-trce ross
ofhnd. Also los No. 46. in the town plstot t-oe-
Also. lot No. D in the Yilla-- r-t OF sst- br1aEE5--,
belonging to said sarah Z. KeFl~r-
Terms made known on the aAy rfsle-
M~ARGAElT EEE
Sent. 10. I25l6t cas- f1-
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ENGRAVING ON WOOD !-Th

TOR SALE
Z Avery good Brick Dwelling House. For partic-
ulsrs inquire Of au=22tf W. IDDINGS-
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IN WHEAT R u

DUT IN WHEAT EARLY
J. Farmersl now is the time TO prepare lard Er
wheat. Don't forget the lessons Of the past tao cara.
Remember that early sewn wheat generally escapes the
rust and the nudge worm, tweevil) We kEoF some
farmers who intend TO SOW all their wheat before the
last Of this month. August. See TO Z also that the ssnd
is deeply plovea and we'll drained. then the crop viii
be ready to withstand either n dry or . vet season
Oki0 CHIfirGtsr.
Now is the time 10 secure one of r. Morley I Cos
Michigan Double, or Sub Soil PioWs. aug IS.
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scribed AMI sworn before me this lltb july, 1858.
ELIJAH WHITE Justice OF the Peace.
II. 6. FOOrE, Secretary.
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NOTICE.-Nhereas, nv son, Lewis
~ Geblart, aged Is years, has left me without any
just eau e or provoeation. This is to warn all persons
against ~harboring or trusting him on my account, as l
viii pay no debts Of his contracting
JOH A.
Leavittsburg. Oct 10. Is55-3w%
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.

Il We are now making this celebrated PloW. Those
Who have tried it, say it surpassess any other kind oi
pillow in use Several premiums have been awarded I
nj State and County Fairs. J.R. MORLEY & Co.
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STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuH County.

We give the above withou. comment. Those wishing
further Information. can call on Mrs. W, or write her
NJ Wooter. Ohio. loct3-3t
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WHAT YOU WILL FIND at the
w NEW LYME WATER-CURE.
Large and comnodious buildings-pure spring Water
IA pleasant location, delightful climate. kind and ca
pable assistants, pleasant rooms, with a large number
Ofinvalids, generally doing well. For further particu-
lars, address ?. KEE, N. D.,
July Is, ls55-5ms New Lyme, o.
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JuSss - 80 c~ossStasIeS' Blanks.
wARRANTEE DsRTF,dEN QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
sgNxaEs- ExE-UTiovs. s-sPEsAs- ZIG.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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A1qr9ef al ne Ollie and Pennsylvania
Horse Exhibition, hei al Stem, Ohio
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GEORGE A. DAVIS, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Warren. Oct. 10, 1851