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1 CHAN G~E.-SOMETHING NEW

a y INTERESTING To THE PUBLIC The
oil Rooms formerly occupied by II. W. Holloway, to
rether with the entire stock and interest of same, hav
ing been purchased ty LAKE & MARSH, experienced
DasuerTeotypists. they are now prepared to execute
work in the best sy le Of the art.
Having a large amount Of Stock, and Cases of all
kinds and sizes, they Halter themselves that they can
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them with
theie patronage.
No Pictures will be sold unless they are positively
good ones.
Come oil, come young come great and small.
To the Daguerrean Rooms over "FrescO Hall"
Marr.n- Inra o lsil-3ma
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GTATE OF OHIO, Trumbull Count
~ S. In Probate Court.
Melvin Allison. Admiuistra-
tor Of Uzal W Bowen,
deceased.

Noah Bowen, Hiram Bowen,
Laura Whipple. ilenryWhiP-
pie, Phebe CUTLER. Zuaa
Coats. Manerva Allison and
Hadassah Bowen.
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POSTSCRIPT.

ANSWER To CoRREsPoNDESTs FOR THE "RossrrER."
ga y. C."-Sen on the 18Th.
&c. O."-Three packages sent on the l5th-mOney
was o. X.
IL. b. D.T-Your money came safe, but where do
YOU live?
alance to-day.
II 5. M."-That kind Of money always goes-sent
package this day.
&c. S.T-Seut yesterday the eight packages to the
various parties, and wrote you particularly in regard to
applying the bandages.
-. A."-The price OF the FLY mentioned IN the
spirit, . is one thousand dollars. Sentt the Volatile"
on the 18th. July 20. 1855.
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CAUTION TO AeUR SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic. Tonnes, Mercury Quinine.
Febrifuges, Strychnine, or Anti PeTfodies OF any kind.
The we'll known inefieieney Of these noxi0us poisons
proves them to be the offspring either Of false medical
principles, or Of mereenary quaeks. The only remedy
in existence that is both sure and harmless, is RHODES
FEVER N AGU IRE js2-y.
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WARREN MARBLE SHOP. situated
CToVES, TIN WARE, &c.-THE
y P. JAMESON & CO., continue to

- manufacture Cheese Watts, off new and improved
pattern, with heavy copper heaters.
Eave-troughs put up on short notice, and warranted
Of good material; also, all kinds of Job Work donein
good style.
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CHERIFF'S SALf-Bv virtue Of two

Orders Of sale, Issued out OF tae olrt o. Common
Pleas, OF Kram1uH Comfy. Ohio, ty the ClcrS thereof,
t. mc directed and delivered. have levied on. anil
snail expose to public sale, rs unou execution at law.
81 the door OF the Court Ifo1se in Warren. in slid
county, Ga saturday, the 18th day Of August. Al . l-55,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N.ani 1 o'clock P
Vi. of said day. ION decree maie nc the June term OF
said Court, a ID. lSJj) the following described real
estate. 10 wit: About one acre OF hul in pulutitv;
bounded north by the public square, east hy the north
AID south road east OF the creek in the tpgu hip o.
Mecca. in TIumhull Ccunty. and south and ives: by
lands OF John BnOI. and known as the s;0re-house iOs
Of James :. AheIi, in Mecca. To he sold NJ The suits
separately OF William Burns and 4. G.. Stein ami Others,
against James : AhciI and others.
Appraised ut $1,000.
r HAIR ION. sheriff.
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CUFFOLK SWINE FOR SAFE

~ I have "a superior Boar and SOY, shout twenty
gonti5 oil. The former is Of tine importation Of the
Messrs. ~Siickuey. Of Boston. the after oft6g iIppri9-
ton Of Col L G. Morris. or Westchestcr county. NY.
ALSO, ;ae OF prirg e. tle above, BOAR. months
oil. and tngce pair Of pigs. Eve weeks OLD.
/ VIII sell any Of ) ssine 81 - per cent. Tess riaH
.hl same quality Cas- Dc procured 10Y. from Boston
ClIAALES BROWN
July 1S-2u A.. Ei01uf.'I. Tsia. Co.. %.
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE br orier

~ Of Court-IE Obedience to an order Of sale issued
by the Probate Court Of TRANQUIL County, Ohio. on the
llth day Of July A d. lS5j, and to me directed. 1 will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the 3jth day Il
August. A. d. 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'cIocs A.
Nj. and , O'Clock P. NJ Of sail day. the following de
scrihei lands, as the property q Ezra Curtis, deceased,
situate in Huntington township, county Of TrumfEu,
aad state Of Ohio. and known as 4ein- eighty-fou acres
Of land in lots Nos. - and y in said township 81 Farm
in-t0n, and more fully described rs being tie home
stead late occupied by said Ezra Curtis, deceased.
Also one other piece Of thirteen acres In Lot No.
twenty-one 2) in said township OF Pennington. The
sale to he on the premises.
The above described lands are encumberc. Eith
dover. and appraised at SLIGO, subject to dover.
Terms Of sale, one-hal in hand; balance I'm one and
two years CHAUNCET TAFT,
Admir- OF Ezra Curtis. deceased.
J. ". STILL. At'r for AIu.r. iNlI-t-
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GUARDIAN SALE of Real EslaIe,

! - AINDIAN NALL OF NCII LsLdIt,
~ by Order Of Court.-On the 18th day Of August,
le55, bet -een the hours OF 1 and ( 2. u. Oh the prem
ises in the Township Of Weathersield. TrunluI Co.,
ohio, the undersigned guardians Of the minor heirs Of
o. H.. Dunscomo, deed. VIII sell 10 the highest bidder
the whole Of the following described real estate, as the
properly OF the heirs OF said Duuscouh. to Wit: Forty
three and twO-thirts acres OF land, situate en- said
W eathersheld, in the southeast corner Of lot No. p. in
whai is commonly called the 1909 acre silt ring
tract; bounded n~OTthsrly on the centre Of the road Or
highway, easterly and southerly on the lines OF said
lot. and westerly on . line running from the west side
% the dvelliug-h ous Sc. so Is to inclule the slna. 20 the
south line OF said lot which line begins ia the centre Of
the road three feet west Of the house ami runs Of at
rightansies With the road six rods. and then in a direct
line to said south line as before mentioned, with stake
It each corner.
Three undivided One-siNth parts Of said real estate
are to he sold for the beaclt Of sid minor heirs. uuI
the remainder is 10 he sold by the order and agreement
OF the otner heirs Terms made known on day Of sal-.
GEO 81 F~TSSELNAN.
RAVEN KIRK.
JuIv d TS51IuE gra-Isa~-
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NEW YORK. June lI,Is5A
81 have made a chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure or { Antidote to Malaria and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Qainibe, and
Sirychnipe, hut have not found . particle Of either In
Il. nor have I found any substance in its eomposisioR
that would prove injurious TO tie constitution
JAMES r. CHLToS, N. D., Chemist"
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saerin's once, July =. i555
SALE.

~ BE- yiT-ue OF TO cNecccj0Es TO me- directed anil de-
hv4rei, issued out Of the tourt 81 Common Pleas Of
Truinhull county, Ohio, iv tie Clerk thereof. have le-
WED on, and shall expose 70 ruhIig sale. 10 the door Of
the Court House, Ia Warren, in -I.i county, on Sltlg-
day, the Hath day Of August. A lsjJ, ne:yoeu The hours
CT 10 O'clock 4 y and Z olosS p u % SAIL day, She fol-
lowing tract or lot Of land, situate ia Hartford town
ship, la Trumtuii county. zf1Fe,tii, being part &C lot
No. =. and bounded and described rs follows. VIZ: or
the east by the north and south center road go said
Hartford, on tie north by lands de8jei t1 sally NoIl-
ford, on the west aud south E~ lands ol ElVl-i Brock
wa! containing Onc-hllf acre % hu1. I1 'c stIl at
the suits o. Thomas Z. Mcfarland ys.J .lll Lens. aul
James Jones vs.. Jehj1l Lane. Appraised at $3.50.
Il. T.. HARMON. ~hariT.
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REMOVAL.
SPRING M SUMNER STOCK
Just Received AZ the
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
SIORE.-NO. ,. Market Street.

N- 80
Gentle Spring ms comet and 50 mas the cEI
choicest, most select, and cheapest stock on
Boots and Shoes ever brought to Warren, for 49,
Spring and summer wear.
OH AAREN, in announcing this fact to his Pat
IONS, and the world 10 large, invites them, one and all.
10 come and see for themselves, for he feels cOnhdenth he
tan suit them with any kind OF good Boot or Shoe they
Eant,
Purchasing his stock ofthe Manufacturers Tor Cash,
enables him to oler such inducements to buyers as can
not be found elsewhere.
Ladies! you like to have a pretty Cater or Shoe, and
have taken especial care to please you BY selecting the
most fashionable, prettiest and most genteel stock for
ladies' wear, that could be found in New York; so all
that like the ornamental as we'll as useful, viii call and
Gee-and buy, before going elseWherc.
Gents! lhave the best assortment for your use-the
greatest variety OF material, and the latest fashions. only
calla and see my Cloth, Kidand Enamelled Caters
Children come, and / can fit you with any kind Of
Shoe or Cater your taste may select.
ID. II. W. again returns thanks for past patronage, and
COLLECTS its continuance.
y. 3. Boots and Shoes made to order and warranted
to At. d. n. WARREN.
P. s. Don't forget the place. No. ,, Market Street,
next 10 Smiths and McCOmbs- apr. 2j, 50.
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nELANO'S INDEPENDENT HoRsE

Terms oi sale made known on tEe DAY 90 SAFE
JOHN HCTCHINS. Admir-
Julv y. 1Sl5-5t OF Wm. Bl9e.
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DLACK and Colored Cloaking Cloths;
ID a superior quality Of yard wide Black silk Velvet,
for Claaks, Mantillas, &c, at the
ian3 WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.
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. Petition to sell Land.

The above named defendants, viii take notice, that
on the 18th day Of July. A. D. -Sj5. said Melvin ALI
son, as Administrator Of Uzll W. Bowen. deceased fl
el his petition ia the Prota5e Court, OF sad County,
the Object aId prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
orlrr from said Court, for the assignment Of the dover
ceased, and the slle OF the following Real Estate, VI
which the said Uzal W. Bowen, died seized, or so much
thereof az may be necessary 20 pay the debts Of said
~decedent. to wit: situate in the township OF Green. or
township number seven, ia the Third Range OF town.
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the state
Of Ohio. aud which is also in the County Of TrumbulI ;
being three hundred and five and 2O-IC0 acres Of land.
described in said petition. as being in giue separate
pieces or parcels, lying on. and being parts OF Lots No.
thirty-four. thirty seven, ~forty-twO AID forty four, in
said Township, tls sllle being all the real estate owned
by Jzal W. Bowen, ut the tim- Of his decetse. And
that said petition viii be hearl in said Court. on the
2Jti day Of August, 4 D. ls5j- MELVIN ALLISON,
Administrator % Uzll ". Bowen, deceased.
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Z County, Ohio.
Silss Anderson. deed, }
Petition to sell land.

Margaret J. Austin AMI Isaac Austin. uoE-residsuts
OF the Stl.e Of OIiO, are hereby notified thlt said Al.
niinistrator has fled his petition in said Court, praying
a decree for the sale Of the one-ifth pIrt Of tine follow
ing real estate, rs the property Of sail deceased, viz;
Situate I'm Liberty. Trum'Uil county. Ohio. being the
east middle part 81 Bot No - in said Township. hogui
81 Oh the north BY lands of George Holden aud Nancy
AEd.rsoCi on the east = land Of B5lrrt Boys estate;
on tile south ly land Of 1h0mas ilillDcS and j.. F.r-u
son, ant on the west by land Lately owned Iy james
Boys c,atainiuE eighty acres uf land. eucum erred by
an estate for years. Of Nancy Gilmore. .uriHgtHe minor
iy % Samuel and Nancy VI. Anderson.
said cause viii be 0r hearing on the OIL day Of Au.
gust. \. d. i~Jj. /. l.. * \. o.. FULLER.
July -. I-l5.-5E
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YOU MI FIND At Lhe

NEW LlNE MAlEG-ttEG.
Large aud cOmModious huildruss-Ture spring Water
IA pleasant location, delighted climate, kind anI ca-
pablo assistants, pleasant rooms, win % large number
ofiuvaluis, generally Goiag u-l. FJr further par,icu.
lars. address PIKE. VI. D..
JIly Il, is5j-GmF New lyme. o..
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Allowing MACHINES

VI The subscribers have nuw on trial, one - E,;ch-
ems combined Moving and i,sa!'iHg Machines. ThuSe
interested can see how il works, almost any time during
the present harvest. by calling. We WOald like 10 have
farmers tail and see for Themselves and should they
wish TO buy a machine. or almost any implement a far
meF needs, we would like 20 sell. rs we have the agCn-
cy Of the Albany Agricultural Works. Of Albany. NY,
one Of the most extensive establishments Of the kind,
in that State They keep on hand all kinds Of farming
e.nplemeuts. Threshirg Machines. Moving ana Re lp-
ing Machines. d.. Among their NoEing and ReapiHg
Machines. may re found Mccormick. Hassey's, Bur
reir>. Mauuy's and ketcluu's. also what Is called the
New YORK Reaper. which is said 90 he the hest Reaper
nos in use. Int II cannon he arranged for moving
Rowland, July 30, le5j, REEVES * ABELb-
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PERRX DAVIS.-This name is Of world wide re-
noEn-not only for the celebrity Of his Tedicine-Per-
~ Davis Pain Killer-hut for his great liberality tow
ards the cause OF Temperance. and his devoted Chris
tan life. The church lie has luilt for the Baptist So
ciety the last year (iS53l, viii be a lasting monument
TO his GOOD name.
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~NOTICE-The Drug business win be continued at the
OH Stand recently occupied by Porter & Co.. by the
subscriber, who respectfully solicits a continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon the es-
Enlistment. c. PORTER
June 1884.
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TNESTERN RE ,ERVESEMINARY

w Of Observation-Disclosures is hereby given. that
the opening OF the School, win he put OF two weeks
from the catalogue time. 1t Ein commence therefore,
on Tuesday. the slst day Of August. This change is
made at the rcqaes. OF some OF our patrons. on account
Of the unusual latentss Of the harvest. Friends Of the
Seminary please give publicity to this notice,
M GREER, Principal
Farmin ton. aug. low
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ERESH BEEF.-The subscriber in
A forms his oil customers and the public generally
that he viii again supply them with fresh beef, mutton,
&c, each morning in the week, except Sunday, at hts
sIOp, in the rear If C. Pecks building, on franklin Al
lev, near Main street. Particular pains will be taken,
10 procure the hest animals the country affords Thank
iul FOR past patronage, the subscriber hopes itmays still
be extended to hin. FREDERICK KARIHER.
Warren. Hume ,. 1s55-tf
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ESUITSCANNOT SUPPRESS

Il 1.-THE Escaped Nan, or disclosures Of Con
vent life aud confessions of a sister OF Charity. Civ
ing a minute description and a holder revelation oftae
mysteries and secrets Of Auuuerie>, than have ever be-
fore been submitted TO the American public.
DE WITT & DAVENPORT, OF NeW 11EE. hay. .loU the
pleasure % presenting fuller ana more q tailed ac-
count uf the inner life Of Converts or NuuE-ries thlu
they could have presented in any other form. In or
der 10 render this vOiumc as fuil an exposition as pos
siaIe of the abuses II which IL treats, and to give rGh-
licitv TO facts which admits Of almost inneliat. ver.-
fcation. in aIditoi to the principal narrative. the
COH1essioa Of Sister Of Ctzri.H." written IS her
self. are also On .odiei. together with the experience
Of a Nun. the details Of whose evcUuiul history are
deeply interesting so that in this invaluable work we
have "A most diversified and thorough exposition % the
;mmorllities and imposturcs Of the practice in Nun
neries.
Parents and Guardians who have the m1st distant
idea Of sending t1cir children or wardst these prison
houses. falsely called =. Institutions OF Learning"
should not fail to real the ~Ta.pahle evidence II their
criiainality in entertaining such D. thought Is set forth
in tbs aoos-evileuce convincing ant undeniahie--
The profound sensation Eaich these astoun ling revel-
atoms are destined to create. has heen ALREADY expert
euced to some extent in the literary world. among ed
it1rs who have been furnished titn proof sheets Of the
work. They say that at 1cars the uLmistakable marks
Of truthiuluess UF0u it, face and yet the mind shriEks
with terror from the necessity OF believing that such
hcrrid cTimInaliues are Vract.cel il converts. But
here is truth pointing with her unerTin finger TO the
record aud the facts. and to her revelations We are
bound to yieli implicit belief"
Twenty copies OF this popular work Just receive,
price 81, at ADAMS Bookstore.
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VNANTEDI % GOO ACRES

w Twenty thousand acrt in Land Warrants van
tel for immediate use. High prices paid in cash, on
delivery. by J. X. BURNHAM,
At the Office Of the Probate Court, Warren, o.
july a5-tf
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AGUE y FEVER ofthrge years Standing Cured
Mr.. John ~Iongien, nov living at BeVer Dam. Hanover
county. near Richmond. had Ague and Fever for three
years. most OF the time had Ch-lis twice a dIY- and
rarely less than once he was Parchel with fever as
soon as the chill left him and sheT trying physicians.
quiniEc. most OF the Touics advertised and everything
recommended to him. Was about 20 give up in dcsuair-
when Carriers Spanish Mixture Was spoken OF; he got
two bottles. Tut before ne bad used more than a single
one, he was perfectly cured. and he has not had a chill
since.
been benefited hy this graf tonic, alternative and blood
purifier. See advertisement.
Hoofand's German Bitters. prepared and sold hr Dr.
jackson. at the German Medical Store. 100 Arch street,
philadelphia. daily increase in thei wen deserved &c
lehrity. for the cure Of al diseases arising from de
Management Ct The liver. These Bites have. indeed,
proved blessing to the afflicted. who show their graz
iule ny the mos natteriug testimonials. This medi-
cine has establiched for itself a name that competitors,
however WHY their schemes. or seductive their promis
IS. cannot reach. 1t gained the public confidence by
the immense benefit that have been derived from it,
and will ever maintain its position. See advertise
inert.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF an

SHERlFF SALE.--By virtue OF an
~ Execution, to me directed ami delivered, by the
Clerk OF thc Court OF Common Pleas Of Truu all Coun-
t. and state Of Ohio. 1 have levied on, and shall ex-
pose TO Yuaiic sale Al the door OF the Court IioLse, in
Warren. in said CouLty. Ou saturday. the "a Jay OF
Septemte r, 4 d. lS5j. between the hoIrs Of u o'clock
4. ". and 1 O'Clock 7. u. Of said day, the following
described lands and teuemeu;s. 20 wit: Situate in
Hubbard township, TrumaUll county, Ohio. an known
by part OF lot No. -, ard is bounded as follows: Be-
ginning ~ "a post standing on the east side OF said Lot
No =. and RAINING sO,Ith along the r0AI leading from
the Centre OF Hubbard TO BroOkEeld t. the south east
corner OF said Lot NO.25; thence vest to te south east
corner Of said Lot No -; thence north on the vest line
OF said Not No. = 10 a post, and Iro.L thence east, Var.
allel to the south line OF said Lot No. -, to q post at
the place Of beginning. containing nifty acres Of land.
Alsu TIE following described lands sad teucuents. to
wit 5 tuate in the township u Hubbard. Truna ul
county, Ohio. known As pant Of lot No. p. an is
bounded as follows: beginning II a pO { standing on
the north east corner Ola lot of land belonging to John
Haywood; thence running along the road that leads
from the Centre OF Hubbard TO BTOokGeil. to a post
standing on the line Of said road. so far as that a line
trimming at right angles with said roai until il strikes
the west lin OF Lot No. =. and thence ou said line To
the northwest corner OF said John IIaywoOd's land as
shall include within said lines sixty acres OF land; be-
ing sixty acres Of land OF the south side Of a tract of
laid described in q deed from James and Sarah Hezlep
TO Caroline Haywood, as refereucet 10 ETumiuu Records
will more fully SHOW. To lie sold al the suit OF james
Burnett against Jeremilh Z. Wolfe.
The first descrihca tract OF lot % land appraised al
S2JUU, and the second described tract or lot OF land
appraised al S9lUu. IL r. HARMON, sheriff.
sheriu'S Once. Aug. !. lSj5.-jW S5C3
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Mill PROPERTY FOR SALE !
FARMERS OF OHIO! Insure vol

EARMEltS OF O1lO Insure YOU
4 property in the ohio Farmers Insurance Com
pany.r Thy?
Ist. It confines its operations exclusively to Ohio.
2I. It insur 5 for six years.
81. Ii is the only real Formers Company in the
Sta. Ensures only Isolated dwellings and out build
ings-no shops, churches. &c, as other Pr0fcsScd
+ .rmers' -Ompauies do.
9Th. The entire charge OF the Officers Of the Company,
per mum. is less than three hundred dollars, and is
less tkaa kcU tine Charges Of any other Company in the
State doing the same amount OF business.
5.h. II has paid all losses, without any assessment.
anal has now in the Treasury about S5,GGD.
l. is the Company for you, AND 80 NtsrAKE. Wait
till I come. T. F.. CURTIS, Agent.
Pennington. June p, ISJJ-T
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.ITHE AMERICAN HOUSE NEW

L ARRANGEMENTS AT FIN OLD TAN 1.-The
public are hereby notified that this well-knoWn house 10
being fitted up by the proprietor, HENRY Lon, in q
style which viii insure TO all WhS may give him a eau,
ample accommodations and good fare. The furniture
and &" fittings up generallywi he new, and Of the best
description. No pains will he spared in making IL
pleasant and comfortable. The situation Of the building
being fine, and convenient for persons who come to
town. Mr.. l.. feels that. with a determination not to be
cusdOne in his efforts to please, he deserves a liberal
share OF that patronage heretofore vOuchsafed him hy
the public. Give the AMERICAN a call and you win
come again.
Warren, April 9Th. l555.-tf
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EMOVAL AND CHANGE

U llG R. G. Darling, formerly Darling & Bro
y Hther) has removed his Shop to the bnilding at
the corner Of Liberty and South street, where he
IS prepared to carry on Blacksmithing in all its bran
hes. Railroad tools made on short notice, and in
superior style Horse shoes, warranted not to "cut In
The eve and put on in tiptOp manner. May 30, s..
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cop~artnership

I K1DOOHO NUpdI tuCIcuIp
IL heretofore existing under the Style and Firm Of
Porter q Co., Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
The business of the late firm viii be adjusted by @. 8.
Porter, who is authorized to settle the same.
\. B., an early settlement is respectfully solicited,
CT 8. P0RTER
J. R. V~ANGORDER.
Warren iuoe o I65
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GHOT GUNS.-Bess Subj & Twist
~ Ill. 81. shot guns, at a. L. N~1ELEl'S.
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II PROBATE COURT OF TrumbulI

r HAR ION. sheriff.
sheria's Omc Warren. July -, 1855. 5u-S2,37
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