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ALBERT YEOMANS.
Warren, Dec. 5, Is55-6t Att,ys for Plaintif.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE bv Order

~ Of Court.-On SATURDAY.. the ffh day OF January,
IS56, between the hours Of ! and 4 o'clock, P. NJ, on
the premises. in the township Of Fowler, Trumbul Co.,
o. viii be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate. as the property Of Thos- Hawley. deed, 20 wit:
Situate in Fowler. township No 5. in the End range OF
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the
safe OF Ohio, and which Is also IL the county otTrum-
bull. and is known as part Of lot No. 40, and bounded
as follows: West by the public highway South BY
lands formerly owned by Joseph M-Davis East BY the
highway, and running North to the centre OF the " Big
Spring Run" so called. the east and west ends TO be
OF an equal width. and contains ffty acres Of land. be
the same more or less. Terms made known on the day
Of sale. CHANDLER HAWLEY.
dec !. Is554t Executor OF ThOs. Haaiey, decd
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4 M8ROTYPES.-H. a. MARSH

- would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
warren, and the Puhlic gen rally. that having ayailed
himself Of the new and recent discovery in IN art OF
taxing pictures, STYLED Amhrofypes, he is prepared to
tase them in the hest style Of the art, and woald solicit
a share OF public patronage. They are taken on pre-.
pared glass, and for s0ftness, depth. b~riliiancy OF tone,
and beauty OF finish. are une4nallei. They csn be ia
ken in any kind of weather, and are admirably adapted
TO children, s they can be taken in from one 10 two
seconds. Also, DaEuerreotypes taken IS usual, in the
best style. Rooms over Al. TroxeI's Provision Store,
corner Market nd Liberty streets-entrance on Lii
berry street. opposite Bank IL. A. MARSH.
Warren. Del 10. lS55-3m
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The first session of the Thiity-fourth
Congress, will, most probably, be avery
pro;racted one, as it is proposed to refer
Longlellow's Hiawatha' 10 the Com
mite on Indian Affairs.
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DROCLAMATON E-XTRAl-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICEsI-

Ny sUks e LARfEST BEST sELECrED and sanir ready to prove hhhdyh CHEAPEST ever
rmma nCbnp. IoHrh Nr4Ia heouss within the wants anl circumstances of all To the
fuygm search Oft LOFHISG h4m me srb box TUnL exms the stocks fAs small i@eu in this deh
then give. ne aGN. Ii gHa fTlm mes hAsHeb show yI through N eNelive asormet and vaHe5+ and
if Ihu in uuRyy Ouhq quality or price, fault WILDE NY own. To NY Competitors who's fT forge the
cwues ofrrIsa to mi Eea Themselves. OpgEtu oHaH heir employ to uaice my chareterM I At
Tempt 10 inure ny rpHhoat By arO1 tic AaiHuus representation mi FWn aehooA. have but
osx in sn HsMG~ SIlia.H like cfcSn%eo cone 1neb roE" Mnesa noble rvenss-D give
ueg Odsbum cnn Imy8 BETTER G)DDSu ONE RP8ICESh than AN or WILbdO Ths.p PLEDGED give
an" mi 80 0TF. br Dr.
Once & II AMI H. Mn Street, IeL Ohio Sel9 J. G0LDSTEIN.
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NHURCH MUSlC.-fhe Shawn, Cy-
~ thera, Chime Sacred Melodeon, Dalcimer, Halle
luiah, MeidesshDn and other collections. Just received
in quantity. Schools supplied az u liberal discount, at
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no PENSION AND BOUNTY

Il LAND CLAIMANTS. Business with Pension Of
fee, will, during the month OF December. iake me to
Washington City, Harrisburg, Trenton. Albany, Hart
ford. Dover, Annapolis, and perhaps other cities, where
military records may be found, aud persons having
Pensions or Bounty Land cases. win do well TO give me
a call Immediately.
Suspended claims will he taken. and IL I am not sue
cessful, no fees will he chaEcei.
Business with the Patent ONCE, professional business
in the Eastern cities, or States, viii he carefully At
tended TO for a reasonable compensation, and l will
undertake and prosecute claims before the new Court
Of Claims 1t Washington City.
Owing to time required in preparing cases and get
ting up the proofs, l coald not start rs soon rs was in
tended l shall start on the Str day OF January next,
and persons having business they wish attended to,
viii do well 10 call on me before that time.
J. T. ASPER. Atty at Law,
Over Smiths * MeCOmbs' Store, Warren, o.
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Weathersue.u, Dc. Z IooS.-St
A SALE.

"a Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
order OF the Probate Court for Trumbnil County. Chic.
/ shall, on the ninth day Of January, A d lS56, between
The hours OF 10 o'clock, AN, and 4 o'clock. P NJ. tthe
70 my dover therein. being a life estate in twenty one
acres thereof. the following described lands and prem
!ses: Situate in the township OF Greene IN said county.
beginning at the northwest corner OF the tract OF eigL-
five conveyed to said John GOnsarlis BY the heirs OF
susan Sturgess, bT deed executed on the 3Oth day Of
November, 1888. and recorded in IrumbuQ County re-
cords, BOOK IS. pages lS6 and le1 at a stake and stones
placed At the said corner in the vest line af lot forty
i've. twenty chains and sixty two links north Of the
south west corner Of said lot f0rty-hye, thence east
along the north line Of said land ~forty-One chains and
nine links to q stake and pile Of stones standing at the
north east corner Of said eighty-hve acre tract, thence
south on 4 marked line Qhe east line OF said eighty
i've acre tractl twenty chains and eighty seven hnks
n 4 stake and pile Of stones placed in the north line
Of said lot number f~orty-hve. and at this south east cor
ner OF said eighty-fve acre tract, AID ~forty-one Chains
and four links east OF the south west corner OF said lot
forty FIVE: thence running west along the south Ene OF
said lot forty-fTe to the southeast corner Of tfteen
acres Of land conveyed to Ann Gonsauh9, IN the south
sssr part Of said lot number f~orty-hve. by Usal " Bow
en- and wife. by deed executed on the hrst day OF Sep
iemher. 1919. and recorded on page II ADD i % Book
So OF said Trumhun County Records: thence north on
the east line Of said fifteen acre tract u the northeast
corner thereof: thence ives. along the north line Of said
ineen acre tract to the north vest corner thereof, AID
20 A stake and pills Of stones standing al said corner N
he west lire OF said lot humber f0rty-fye; thence .o-1h
Hong the YES. lire Of said eighty-dSe acre tract snt
1ir-. anil containing within said bounds seventy acrez
u lad. he the SANS more or less appraised At SlstOO.
FERNS male known on aay OF sale.
ANNA ~G0SSAULTs. Administrators
Sesl9-f. or John Gonsaulis. deed
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INCORPORATES MAE 0, 1855.

FACE LPi.
=. g. FOLSOM. =. -. r.i .'f. Professor Of There
i--t =.l g.ict ft'f i r.'s
Y. a. 'LL4>Thb -i- .--tth h:fE NpECE- e5sts
at .-~.:sssT- g. D; % :. -t- % .-il:e.t.
A. "'s.tsS, Fra.-s.o- - |iAa;c14ui CruaH'e",-i
T-.s..-sD
= e .n-Nf-ToN. L---Ir=s On Commercial History
.st ,t 'suiDg,sti"u.
J0HS q AIRING Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Bsckiu:. Exchange. 81.
Hon. JOHN C.tJW ELI.. EN-McI.hcr Of Congress-. Lee
tl=er on Commercial IaN.
NV. J. 4 TIOME, Lecturer on Conmerc.al E;hics
AMI ?,iftirel E-aro=-y.
EGsSTTf UoINFSS. :~rcsiiri.t .F re =. Louis AIR
L.sc Railroad, Leotarrr On EAilsol,iiug, Commerce,
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Mr.. B~EARDsIEY's extensive paper
mills at Little Falls, n. Y. will be ready
to go into operation on the first of jan
uary, when he expects to be able to turn
out daily, tors of white, elegant paper,
made of wood In quality, this paper
it is said, will resemble that of English
manufacture.
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ANNUALS for the Holidays and
~ coming year, in beautiful extra gilt and antique
binding, fron 81 to e5.j9. Those ia search Of Particles
suitable for presents, combining beauty, richness, dG-
rlhility and cheapness. have only TO visit the New
York Bookstore, where An entirely nsg stock is being
received. expressly T. please our old friends and li1e-
raj patrons Drop il aHa see at
does BALDYIN'S.
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DR.. Eardman,

DR.. Hardman,
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs.
will be at his rooms in the Gaskill House,
Saturday, Dec. 2s.
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Ar a marriage ceremony, celebrated
at the NJ. E. Church in Baltimore, OIL
Tuesday. the bride was dressed in snow
white satin, the first bridesmaid wa:
alfred in deep blue, and the second ii
red silk.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Ciothier.

w JOHN l. WEEKS
No. IA Market Street, Warren, u. Opposite the court
House
The favor with watch :his establishment has long
been regarded by the puDlic generally, and especially
those who appreciate ! very superior kind Of work, and
consider their own interest renders any other adyer-
tisement almost supernuous.
My extensive Fall and Winter sock OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMEIiES, VESFINGS and TRIMMINGS with 4
choice assortment Of ~READY-MADEC CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS. and a carefully selected and
extensive stock OF HATS AND CAPS. OF all prices and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can at all times he found.
From long experience in business, and having ar
engagements in New YORK so as to lie posted up in every
thing that is new, both in goods and styles Of garments,
it is evident that . more perfect and extensive estlb-
lishmeut OF the kind cannot be found in this section Of
country. Uct. L, So
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THE
Wesfefq RcscfOc 6Afoqicic
TILE
HlPa0a9 s lBAaN. Pls2Eielars.

TERGs-one Do.sasaai fi5y CeatS, in
advance; rggp Boi:a7s, & rty.s.cnt IS Bot
made in advance.
No aper dUscontfuaei anil al srresTages are paid
except at The option cltss 9abls..ers-
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I. MARY REEVE.
III ~. EN.-F-7 J
DOBERT CLARK

DOBERT CLARK, MARY REEVE,
~ Maria Reeve, Jane Harding. and George C. Hard
ing. NONRESIDENT defend .nts. are hereby notified that
on the third day Of december, A. D., is5S, the said
Issae Meaeham dled his petition against them in said
court The object and prayer Of said petition is to sell
tao equal undivided seventh parts OF all the land IN
kinsman. in said County. which jeremiah Reeve
owned = the time Of his death, being one hundred and
txenty-eight acres, and which said land is now owned
by said defendants. as heirs Of said jeremiah. The
shares in said land sought to Re sold, are those OF
Sarah Reeve ana Bethiah Reeve, deceased which said
tx0 shares we're mortsaged to the plaintiff BY said Sarah
and Bethiah on the 24;h day OF March, A. D 1851, to
secure the payment Of three notes Of said Sarah Reeve
Of that date one for S7S,45 due one year from date.
owe for 500. due two ye srs from date. and one for
$50. due three years from date, with interest thereon.
Oniy SO has been paid on said notes. Unless said
Revert Clark, Mary Reeve. Maria Reeve, Jane Hard
ing, and George c. Harding. answer By the 10Th day or
January. A.. D. 1856. the plaintiff will take Judgment
BY dsfault, according to the PRAYER Of the petition
CURrISS & BRIGHT &
ALBERT YEOMANS.
- n r1-- - - Df.s-kgR
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ETIGta
There are several errors in the Review
o: Mr.. Milier's Lectures, On the FIRST page
Of this paper. The writer did not see
the proof, and consequently hal 70 OPP
p|ortuuity 10 make such corrections as
might otherwise have been done.
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MO. 10 MAIN STREET.-NEW AR
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HtT&CAPsTORE
NEehofS a Weir.

Have fas; received and are nov opening, the Ergest
most fashionable, and best selected stock OF hEAOl
lad CLOTHING. Piece ami Furnishing G0vts, eve
brought TO this narket. consisting IN part OF the 10.
lowing Golis: Orercoats Of every style, quality, an
price, fra.n the finest beaver 10 the cOIrsest kersey
Pants aud Vests OF every STYLE aud quality. No use L
tax, ut some and see. Every body says, give Ntcts
Ols x Weir the belt for quality, style and price, theil
niece goods are Of the newest styles, consisting O.
heavy Beaver pilOt. plain and twin-d Cloths, PLAIN ane
Fancy Cassimeres tWiiled S~atinetss Plain and ran
cy Vestiugs 4 few rare patterns Of SILK Velvet ; Z EtiH
aud fsurei SILK Satin, Casanire. Worsted Mohair
&c.
FURNISHING OODS.-Shirts C Collars, Undershirts
Drawers. Saspeuders. Stocks, Neck ties, Pocket Hand
kerchieis. SIX. Linen, Lawn, &c; Wooden Hose I'm
Gloves, Xii, lined and unlined, Cloth, Buckskin-ai
colors; Buck Mit'ens Boys do Umbre!las, q hut
assortment. rarpet-bags, &c
TAILORING done in the best style, and on short nc
tice. The capacity Of Z. ". WEIR, as a practical
Tailor, Is too well known to Te41ire comment farus
ular attention -ivr1 to Cutting, aci warranted 20 hE-
hats AND CAPS.-Itis a wsllknOwn fast, that for
eleven vars. L. NICHOLS has kept the largest, cheap
est, and most varied assortment Of goods in his he
ever kept in Oil Trumbuil and the new firm have 20
announce that the stock Of HATS AND CAPS hasbeen
largely increased so all you have to do is to call at
No 10 Main Street. and you will there md a complete
o~utft-bocts excepted-fOr less money than you can
get the saue IN Warren. Remember one thing-Ws
have no old. sheif-worn Clothing, but an entire new
stock % 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 be ex-
cused from using it in this communication to my Old
friends and patrons / would make my best DOW and
return many thanks for the very liberal and long-eon-
tiuued patronage received at their hands, TO the neE
We would say, YOU too are entitled to the rSht hlnd OF
fellowship so come along. and We viii give you q
hearty welcome toan the privileges, blessings and ben,
cfts. of the largest cheapest, aud most varied stock Of
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought to this mar
Get. l.. NICHOLS,
Warren Oct. 3.-3m Z W. WEIR.
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NOTICE.

IL Notice is her -by given that the undersigned have
been appointed Executors on the estate Of David A.
Adams, late OF Weathersfeld, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate. are requested to pre-
sent them for payment within one year
ANNA ADAMS,
FRANCIS T. ADAMS,
s. QU1NBTs
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Court OF Common
Pleas Of Trumbun Co.
Ohio.
Civil action
Injunction


: s.ti Il Is snd R.ipa P.uHb. Court OF Common
va Pleas Of Trumbui Co.
Jh : wa1d. Lovina l. Ohio.
" r. EdEIri B. outright. Civil action
lecta L. Cour right
David Campbell, and James Injunction
NJ Campbell
THE NONRESIDENT DEFEND
! ants. John A Ward. saG Lovins L Ward. and
ID ard b. COuuright and Eieeta l. CourtrigEt,
u L-are hereby notified that the piaintil on the I'd
d. Of October, A. D. 1r55. Eiei iaeir petition against
them ~ the Court Of Common Pleas Of sE'f county.
sal PETITION alleges that IN The 18th day - Nareh,
I53. the said John A. Wari arl E1xari D. Court
for s2l4.s5. euch. pay able respectively N one. two,
thr { and four years after date with enLC-4 Interest;
til- ere Of said notes IS due with annual Interest on
all % said notes that on the leth day o. N-rct. 1856,
another CO said notes will he due with annues interest
on said notes. The petition further alleges ttat on the
day said notes were given said Ward and CouririgiG,
With their wives. the said LoviEa L. Ward and Eleeta
L. Ccurtri ght, executed a mortgage 10 the plaintiffs on
= certain steam SAW Mill. Eith the appurtenanees. and
three acres Of ground on which the saEe is located,
SITUATE in Vernon in said county. being part Of lot No.
e. 10 secure the payment Of said notes. said toyina L.
Ward and Electa L. COPYRIGHT, releasing dover there
in. Said petition alleges that said Ward and COPYRIGHT
have soii said property tn said David and James NJ
Car4pheif subject TO said mortgage Iac petition przys
jrIsnert against said WarI aud CogrtIixht for the
amount due on said notes. and 70 become dae before
judgment. and also for sale Of the m~0rtSaged premises
to satisfy said Judgment. aui the amount 70 become
due, and for judgment against said Ward aad Coartright
for any balance remaining due after sale Also, for
injunction, which was granted.
Said John A. Ward. LOvina L. Warl- Edward B.
C~Ourtrisht and Electa L. COurtright must answer said
petition by the 26th lay Of January. A D Is56, or said
petition will be taken for confessed.
CCRrISS & BRIGHT,
Warren, Dec. 5, 1855. Ct ATTY for Pffs.
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Hox. S. /. Nolan. he most worthy
Grand Master of the l. o. o. F., is in
the city. stopping at the johnson House.
He will visit The Forest City Lodge this
evening officially, and will be pleased
see the Brothers of that Lodge, on
that occasion, as well as all other Bro
theirs that can make il convenient 10 at
teni.--t iegetdni Leader.
Gen. T. j. McLAIN. of this town, is
Grand Master of the [. O. o F., bul The
Leader has rather mixed up the initials
OF his name, besides bestowins a title
graluitously. We know o; many men
who have honorable tached to their
names, who do it fer less honor than
would Gen. MoLAIS.
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WARREN AND BRACEYILLE

w PLANK ROAD c u. NOTICE To SEdCKH1L
DERS.-The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Warren and BraceviI l. PLANK Road COapany viii lie
held II the Oace OF The Hon Z. Ainsman, ia Warren,
on Monday, the l4th day OF January next, At ] O'Clock
i. ii. at which time an place seven directors OF said
company will be elected u serve FOR the ensuing year,
and such other business trausIcted-as is Necessary and
lawful TO be done at sucn annual meeting.
HARMON AUSTIN, President.
L. 4. EEsB, Secretary.
Warren, Dec. ~, lc55-it
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DICTIoNARIEs! DICTIONARIES!

~ Wehster's whole Series;
WOrcester's do
Andrews' Latin English. and English Latin;
Anthon's do do DO
Anthon's Classical Dictionary
ArthOn's Greek and Roman Antiquities;
Geseuius' Hebrew and English Dictionary;
Alters German and English do.
Spheres French and English do.
Newman's and Blrette's Spanish and English do.
L~evereft's Lat. and Eng. and Eng. aud Lat.do.
Bible House Dictionary;
Pocket Lexieous Of various kinds
Anthon's, Andrews and Billions Cosnr
oct L Al bAbDh lNs-
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TUITION ZEE. ~ ADVANCE.
TILE caLLFGIATr cnrHsr.

Saue Course for Ladies. -
TSeEty Lessons in Practical Penmsnship; simply j
For Tuil coarse in FiocrishiHc- &c. a. per agreement.
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a VERDI of $500 dollars has been
awarded favorof Matilda VIM, against
the Macon and Western Railroad, (Geo.)
The engine came in collision with a car
rage containing Mrs. VIM and three
children.
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Sarah Reeve, Robert Clark,
Mary Reeve, Maria Reeve.
Jane Harding, George C.
Harding. and Jeremiah
Reeve. and James Reeve.
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THE NILES AND AUSTINTOWN

/ Plank Road and Turnpike COMPANY. The Stock
holders to the Niles AMI Agstiut0wD PlanS Road and
Turnpike Company are hereby notified. that there will
be an eHetion held a. the Store Of II. H. Mason, in
Niles, on Monday, the l4lh day Of January Eext. FOR
the purpose OF electing seven Directors for the ensuing
year. JACOB ROBES0S, President.
q. II. MASON. Secret1ry.
Niles. Dec. Il, IS55.-4w.
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CHERRIES SALE

- By virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed and 4s
ivered, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas o
TrumbulI County, AMI State Of Ohio, and in obedienc
% said order, l shah expose to public sale. as upon ex
rem, IL said county, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Janu-
airy, A d 1856, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A ard
4 o'clock 2 NJ, Of said day, the following described Zeal
estate, to wit: Situate in Mecca, Trumbull County, Ohio,
known as part Of lot No. 6. bounded, beginning at the
Sosth- east corner Of a lot OF land in said lot sold 10
Milo Powers by John Boon, thence south 3 chains to =
stake; thence east 4 chains II links, to the center OF the
road running north and south; thence north ; chains;
thence west 1 chains n links to the beginning. being
one So 100 acres OF land, knDEn as the store house and
lot OF James S. Abel. in Mecca. Appraised at 81 500
To be sold 1t the suit Of William Burns ". James 3
AbelI. et.aL. II. r HARa0N, sheriff.
sheriG's Oace, Warren, Dec. 10, ISIS 5x-
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A correspondent of the National Intel
t;genoer says that the street population OF
London are in an excited and restless
condition, and have more than once
of late, overawed the Government
They were first called put by the resist
ance to the Sabbath observance bill, and
afterwards assumed a different character,
and now demand bread or employment.
They meet every sunday in very large
numbers in Hyde Park.
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SHADED VIEWER RIBBON, JUST

~ arrived; i fine assortment OF Bonnet and Trim
ming Ribbons, Cheaeiile. (Il shIdes) ZePhyrs, Hor
sted. Cotton ani Liuea Floss, Linen Edgiugs, Swiss
and Cambria Insertings, Freach Worked Collars, and
a feE mourning Collar, OF nice material. At
decI9 Z Z. HOYT < cos.
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SUIT FOR A Loss IN TIE CARs.-A sui
was brought on Thursday in New Jersey
City, before Justice Gardner, against the
New York and Erie Railroad Company,
by Lewis Barnum, of Jersey City, fol an
o~vercoat, which was stolen from his seat
in the cars on that road. The train stop
ped al Port JEWS. and the plaintiff see
ing a notice posted up in the car that
passengers in order to keep their seats
must leave some article OF baggage or
wearing apparel in them, left his over
coat there while he vent into the refresh
ment saloon. Upon returning he discov-
ed that his overcoat had been stolen
The company declined to pay for it. He
brought suit sgainst them as common
carriers, and maintained that they were
liable as such for loss of wearing apparel,
whether stolen or otherwise taken, under
The said printed note; and the court gave
a decision accordingly Ntwark Id
U~ertiser.
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.ALL STYLES OF HATS 4 CAPS.

l. E. +. HoYT q co. have now on hand the falland
winter styles Of Hats, Cloth and Plush Caps, and a good
assortment Of Comforts for UarM, il 4 cold day
Satin is and fancy Cashmere. Give Us a call and
get a good bargGiE- Merino Shirts and Cotton Draw
ers- IERY- We have just received a large stock
. Hosiery, ribbed and plain, for ladies', gentlemen aud
small children. Also. knit CATERS. decl9
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NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY

~ mlDLIANLIlI AMI ANU
IN STORE, at No. Is, Main street, three doors south
OF the p.
l. GESHIAY respectfully announces to the Ladies
Of Warren and neighboring towns, that he has Just
opened a new and fashionable st0ck Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods, consisting OF elegant French FlOEers,
Ribbons, Straw Goods, EmbrOideries, Laces, Dress Trim
miugs. Hosie y, Gloves, NC, &c, and s0licits acall
from all desiring anything in his line. AfulI and fash
ionable assortment Of B0Bnets and Caps, OF the ttes;
styles, will be kept constantly on hanl- Also Str@s
B0nnets cleaned and pressed, and all orders promptly
attended to. now 1 GESHMAN.