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DREMIUM CARRIAGE FACTORY

l. SOUTH OF TIFF CANAL.-The
subscriber has now or isul, and viii AZ fk6[S.SS
all times keep a lar=- lot % AR ARxS
AGE BJGGIES AMI " AGUNS on ham, Of every
description. sy ir =nh grade Of prices.
His experience in us.ress. and the extent Ok his shop
enables him To- furnish any description e work in his
line, on the shortest p1s-i l. notice, Nh"t',-r il he the
putting up Of a spl-ndil ~EAEOJClE. "rtse COINS Il
BUGGY, Lc materials Ls Niish areatau tE-s Se 90,
hand.
His src unsurpassed by Frs H. lac c.4H-
try, and his work sAs II rEt Il not Surpass an easter,
manufacturers.
Bugsics ami Carriages T-g'y Tor us@, MI lie u
changed tor Lumber. Country Produce, Irg rgu- HOrz--.
Secondhand GI--ies t1kci - e~xchInse fof DrS ore.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS alEa on han Z. and iyI
sale II tine lowest uiir=s-
Those wishing ANY EnIk iH rv in- OF Lasiress. A.
invited 70 call - IN sop art examine ns 4IrS aLI
prices, and tlry cannot sail - DC pleased e. rsg=r =,
both. My shop having become a permanent one, J Im
determined 70 supply and suit all who like riding ia at
elegant and easy Carriage, or the firnler who desires d
substantial farm o. road wagon or ttr.
Painting and Trimming done On short notice.
TITAN work manufactured at my shop is warranted.
Warren, March -, lejSy H. c. BELDEN.
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THE EMPIRE STORE!LIddings &

L Morgan are opening their large stock OF Spring
Goods, which comprises an assortment Of every style
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Straw Goods, Par
asols, Carpeting, Paper Hansings, CrOckery, Groee-
ries, &c, &c.
They would call attention particularly to their extern
sive variety Of Ladies' DR. IS Goods, BOnnets and Bonnet
Ribbons, EmbrOideries, Shawls, MantilIas, &C.. in all
the latest and most fashionable styles. Also, to their
assortment Of very superior Table Linens, Linen Sheet
ings, Pillow Case Linens, Shifting Linens, &c.
They intend to keep their stock full at all times, OF
the best makes and most fashionable styles, and TO sell
their Goods regularly. at the lowest prices in the mar
ket, not allowing themselves to be HHdsrSOLd as long as
they remain in the trade.
Warren. April II.
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GALE! SALE!! OF REAL ESTATE

On Friday. the Goth day of January. A. D., 1855,
between the hours Of 9 A. NJ, and 4 P. NJ of said day,
will be sold on the premises. in Greene, Trumbull Co,
Ohio, the following Real Estate, as the property of
JOIN NJ. Jerauld, deceased, viz: Part Of Lot No. 3 in
said Township, and is bounded, beginning at a post in
the southwest corner of said Lot; thence north on the
line 10 chains and % links thence east on the north
line 3S chains and O. links, to a post thence south on
the centre of the road 10 chains and 30 links, to a
post. thence west along the south line of said Lot IS
chains and IS links, to the place Of beginning. and
contains seventy-four and seventy-four one hundreths
acres of land. Appraised at. Terms Of sale
made known on day Of sale.
SAMUEL D. ERAULD Administrator Of
o NJ. JERAULD Deceased.
By ALLEN o. FULLER, Atty. 974v
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CO-PARTNERSH1P-The undersigned Of the late
firm Of & c nOSER, has this day associated with him
Michael Moser, for the purpose Of continuing the Mer-
camille business at the old stand. under the name and
style Of c. & NJ. Moser. They respectfully invite 4
continuance Of the patronage 81 literally extended tr
the late firm. MOSER-
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Jan. 3D., IS55,-6w
T EGAL NOTICE
IL The President, Directors & Conf Court Of Com
Pany' OF THE Western Reserve Bank, mon Pleas Of
vs. fTrumbull Co..
Mccormick and W. F. Carey. Ohio, Civil

III
p McCormic, a non resident of the State of Ohio. is
nereby noGhed that on the 10Th day Of December 1854,
the plaintiffs filed their petition in said Court against
the defendants, on two bills Of exchange drawn by said
r Mccormick on said WI. Carey and accented by
hlm- one dated July 9Th 1854. payable four months
after date, TO the order OF john Lightner for the SIN Of
SlOto, the other for SlJ00, drawn by said p. Mccormick
on SAID Carey and accepted by him. dated Aug. 9th.
1o94, and payable four months after date, to the order
Off Mccormick, at the American Exchange Bank. New
York said bills of Exchange we're protested for non
payment when due and said bills Of Exchange were en-
do-ced to the plaintiffs before due.
A writ OF Attachment has been issued in said cause
against the goods and Effects Of said P. Mccormick.
The plaintiffs VIII take Judgment against said P. Nc
Cormick by default for said sum Of $500 and interest
on $1,000. from Nov %, 1854, and interest on SI5OO,
from Dec 9th 1856, unless he answer 10y March 81 lsJ5.
HCFCHINS d CCRTISS.
Jan. Sd Is55.-6w Attvs- for pits
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GREATEST WORK OF THE DAY!

~ RUTH HAIL." the new book by FANNY FERN.
An eminent critic, says:
Ruth Hall is a great advance upon anything Fanny
Fern has heretofore written. It is distinguished by
the anne condensed and vigorous style, the same
sweetness and pathos Of sentiment, the same pic:ur-
saqueness, ~viyidness and afiuence Of description, the
scme minute and comprehensive knowledge, the same
scope and originality Of thought, and the same fidelity
to nature which commanded such a nattering success
for her first productions and added to these is the at
traction which a sustained and interesting story always
pr eserye. . . The influence of Ruth Hall is on
the side of goodness, truth and religion and we think
no one can read itWithout being made wiser, better,
and happier"
GEORGE ADAMS has received 20 copies Of this elegant
book, and has another supply on the way. d27
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Jan. Sd Is55.-6w
EGAL NOTICE
The President, Directors. & Co.
of the Western Reserve Bank,

- The President, Directors. & Co., Court of Com
of the Western Reserve Bank, mon Pleas. Of
vs. TrumbnIl
7. Mccormick. Jacob Robinson and County. Ohio.
John Battles. Civil Action
P. Mccormick one Of the defendants a nonresident
ofthe State of Ohio, is hereby notified. that on the 2Sth
day of December A. ID. 1854. the plaintiffs filed their
petition against the defendants in said Court, alleging
that the defendants are indebted to Them on the prom
issory note of said P. Mccormick, the said Mccormick
as maker and the said Robson d Battles as endorsers
in the sum Of SlIG3,30. with interest from Dec. 18th
1854. Said note dated June 29Ld. 1854 and payahle 10
the order Of said Robinson q Battles at the Merchants
and Manufactures Bank, Pittsburgh Pa. six months af
ter date.
A Art of Attachment was issued in said cause
against the goods and effects Of said 7. Mccormick
The plaintiffs will take Judgment by default against
said T. Mccormick for said sum and interest rs afore
said unless he answers by the 81 day Of March 1855.
HUTCHINS CURTISS.
Jan. ID. 1S55-6w Attys. for PITS
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SPECIAL NOTICE to consumers Of

~ Saddlery and HardHare.-Packarj Co., Whole
sale ami Retail Hardware Dealers AZ West Greenvillc.
| Pa, wish to advise the readers o. the Chronicle that
! a very large stock and full assortment Of Goods in the
above line, can 81 al times be found at their Mammoth
Establishment. which for quality or c~heapness caanol
he excellel in the Country. Harness and Saddle Ma
kers in Ashtlbulaa and the Northern part OF Truml all
County, can save time and mileage" by going To-
Greenville.
Our Goods are bought Of Manufacturers for cash
thereby enabling US 10 offer cash buyers every induce
ment. We will Oblisate ourselves to duplicate am
bills from Pittsburgh, Cleveland or Buffalo.
A large addition to tie stock of Japanned, Brass and
Silver Plated Goods, Patent and Enanelled Leather
Saddle Trees, Carriage Trimmings, &C., are now arri-
wing for the Fall Trade. W. will be pleased at ali
times to show our Goods TO all who wish to buy, or ..arf
just looking around" WAKREN ACkAR & Co.
Sent. 20, ls54
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INK WISFIJ, Manufaetu-1

Il IN. lcEDL Manulaclu-O1EG
IL rer Of Carriages, Buggies and ESS
Wagons, West side Of the Mahoning riv- MI
er, Warren, Ohio. keeps on hand a large assortment in
his line, OF the latest and most improved eastern styles,
among which may he found ! large lot ofsplendid Rock
aEays. of various patterns, with one, two or three seats;
n good supply of sliding seat Carriages, several of which
are on n new and improved plan, having extension tops,
being different and far superior 10 anything ever manu-
featured in this section Of country. Also a good aSSort-
nlent Of one-horse Carriages, Bugsies, and two-horse
Wagons, all Of which will he sold rs low "a at any other
shop on the Western Reserve By keeping none but
the hest Of worknen. and protesting toperfectly Under
stand the business himself, and working none but the
hest material that can be procured, he feels confident
that he can render entire satisfaction as regards style,
quality or price, to every person who may favor HIM
with a call.
Most kinds Of country produce, good Lumber, and
secondhand buggies taken in exchange for finished
work.
". B.-PAINTING and TRIMMING done in good
style, at fair prices, and with punctuality and dispatch.
A reasonable credit will be given TO all responsible per.
sons who may desire it. All work done at his manufac
tory j. warranted.
Remember the place-West side Of the Mahouing riV
er, directly west Of the new bridge, Warren, Ohio.
April -. 1853. ELI K. WISELL-
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of n writ of reRdifioRi erBoHas, to me
directed and delivered. by the Clerk of the Court Of
Mahoning County. Ohio, 1 will expose to public sale at
the door Of the Court House, in Warren, Trumbull
County, Ohio, on Saturday, the 2Oth day of January,
4. d., 1855. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and 4 o'clock, P NJ, of said day, the following de-
scrihed lands and teaements situate in the Township
of Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, to wit: Part of
Lot No. Thirty-twO, and is bounded as follows: north
on the highway east and south by lands owned by
Elisha Bennett west by | nds Of Drayton Andrews,
usually called the Mill Lot, containing two acres OF
land. To be sold ut the suits of Hampton & Smith, vs..
Andrews and BOOthe. Appraised at SIS.
II. X. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Warren, Dec. 20, I55f-ts.
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boswell ABEL'S ESTATE.

IL Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Administrators on the
Estate Of Roswell Abel, Cd, late Of TrumhulI County,
deceased. Dated at Bazetta this 18th day Of Dec. \.
D., 1854.
I'd 90-3y1 AARON DAVIS
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THE RICHEST BOOK OUT.-The

Il Town in COnvulsions-"HIGH LIFE IN NEW
YORK. by JONATHAN SLICK, Esq, of Weathersfeld,
Connecticut.
If YOU desire a long laugh, a good laugh. a hearty
laugh. a real, uprOariOus explosion Of 4 laugh, read
Jonathan Slick. Such humOr, such cOmical ideas Of
men and things, such inexpressibly funny Adventures
and Incidents, were certainly never before set down
in print. 1t is a book of Infinite jest and most conf
cal fancy. I'd l3l
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UTOOLEN GOODS AND DOWN

The evidence can be had in the prices Of Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Satineds, Tweeds, Red.
Orange. White ard Printed Fiannels- A superior quail
ity Of IO4 heavy twiIled do. Blankets, and a variety Of
JAMS WARREN r GOODS STORE.
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SOMETHING NEW

~ MELODEON INSTRUCTOR!-This is an invalu-
able worS to those learning TO play the NeloieOn. Its
n large. neatly bound WORK, presenting a series Of near
ly 2GO studies being 4 complete and progressive method
OF instruction for the MelOdeOn or any reed instrument.
To this is aided a very valuable assortment Of Songs,
Duets, and TriOs. Watzes, Marches, Quick Steps, Poi
kas, &c; among which are the following:
Coquette Polka. Elm Waltz. Fest March, Gertrude's
Dream Waltz, Gypsy Polka, Iron Boots Quick Step, I'll
pray for Thee, Saratoga Polka, Spirit Waltz, Chorus
from William Tell, Thou Hast Learned to Love AnOtl-
err, Lilly Dale Song and QuIrtette, JaniCs on the
Stormy Sea, Annie Lawrie, Family Bible, &c, all
choice Pieces.
There are nearly 100 good pieces Of Music in the
Book. Price Sl,OO. 1t will he sent by mail to any one
sending Sl,cO and 1 postage stamps.
Warren, April Il. 1854. 5. 7. POMEBOI.
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CALEl SALE!! OF REAL ESTATE

y bN Uruer OF Court
On Friday, the Goth day of January. 1855, will be
sold on the premises, in Weathersield, Trumbull Co.,
Ohio, to the highest bidder, the following Real Estate
as the property Of John Young, deceased, being part
OF Lot No. in said township, and is bounded, begin
ming at a point in the south line of said Lot, and west
of the Mahoning River thence up said River 20 chains
and Sc links, to an oak tree thence south AZ deg,
west &c chains and ii links ; thence on the highway
% chains and 90 links, to place Of beginning, and con-
tains forty acres of land Appraised at Terms
of sale made known on day OF sale.
JOHN DRAA. Administrator of
JOHN YOUNG, Deceased.
BY ALLEN O. FuLLER. Any. Dc u
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SAYINGS OF THE LITTLE ONES.

~ y POEMS FOR THEIR M~OTHERS-Is the
sweet title Of an elegant new book, by Mrs. SIGoURSEY.
COMMENSURATE lst-IIuInorous, or peculiar uses of
language. Part ~2d-IIigh principles, or sweet senti-
ments and affections. Part 3l-Piety, or words pre-
cefing death. Part 4th-POems for Mothers.
There could not he I more appropriate gift for Young
folks than this. so copies received this at ADAMS.
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Petition
? on
Note and Mortgage.

her husband, in her right, Petition
vs.. on
George R. Johnson Cornelius Note and Mortgage.
johnson and Dwight Johnson.
The Defendants, Cornelius and Dwight johnson, who
reside out Of Ohio. and somewhere in Oregon and Cali
f0rnia, are notified that the Plaintiffs have filed in said
court their petition, TO subject the lands Of Isaac John
SON. late OF Newton. decd, TO the payment Of Note and
Mortgage, for S747,ls, given by George r. Johuson, to
Plaintiffs, on Sherif7s sale, under partition proceed
ings- The said Cornelius and Dwight each have
notes and mortgages for their share under p~art;tion.)
on said lands a portion of which IS nov due from said
George T. Johnson. Said petition Prays sale Of said
lands TO pay the Plaintiffs mortgage debt. The Defen-
dsnts- Cornelius and Dwight. mortgages. are not fed
ts appear and answer said petition, by the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1855, or said petition, as to them, will
be taken as confessed, and Judgment entered according.
HOFFMAN d RATLIPF,
Jan. Sd, Is55,6w Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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THE HOSIERY Observation-Disclosures

Il ular attention is paid to this part of our business.
Ladies' and gentlemen, boys and girls, can find almost
anything they want i'm this line Of Trade. Silk. Black
and Fancy COiors, Cashmere, Slate Brown, Black aud
White Cotton Hose, Fancy Striped and Mixed Half
Hose, and a large quantity for children.
apr &c E. Z. HOYT& co.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
y The Board OF Education, of Braceville, Plaintiff.

vs..
Daniel LeSa. Defendant
By virtue of a ri. Ia. against the Plaintiff, in tn,
above entitled cause, to me directed and delivered,
J have levied on, and shall expose TO pJhlic sale, 1t the
door Of the Court House, in the village Of Warren
Trumhull county, Ohio, OF
SATURDAY, II 81 4 OF FEBRUARY, AID. 1855.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A NJ, AMI = o'clccl
p. NJ, Of said day, the following described lads and
tenements. 70 Wit: Situat. in section No. u, in the
TOWNSHIP Of Braceville, Trumhull county, Ohia. houn.
del as follows: Beginning 1t the north-eisteriy corner
OF piece as ground, released on the lith day Of April,
4. u. 1853, by the School Directors. No. ~, in said
Braceviuc. an running North 20 deg. West about 80
links. to the eaStrrly line Of the public ground in the
said s~ctSn and includes all that part or gore Of land
belonging TO sail School District No. II, which is North
Of the first describe I bound aud is Il part " the par
sonage lot. 50 called. deeici by ErastTs Hinman, TO
the Trustees OF thu parsonage Of thc Methodist Epis-
copaI Church Aforesaid, ami contains 40 hunIreiths
OF an acre Of land, more or less, on which is erected 4
brick school house.
II. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
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HrTcmSs & CURTIS, Atr,ys for PIES. Jan. ID
NOTICE is hereby given that.the un.

~ d~ersigned has been appointed guardian for TIM
OTHY X THOMPSON. of Vernon, Trumbull Co., who
has been declared an insane person by the Probate
Judge of Trumbulll co., and the public are hereby eau
toned against trusting him, and persons having bust
ness with him, will please to do it with his guardian. &
Vernon, Jan. 2, 1854. TH0S.A A. THOMPSON.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII

u County In the Court Of
Ann Fenton and Jesse Fenton,
her husband, in her right,
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UMAN BARETT'S PATENT

IL BOOT CRIMP.-The undersigned are sole agents
for the County Of Trumbull. 1t is warranted to crimp
the toughest piece of Leather in fUO minutes, which il
frequently takes an hour or more to do the same piece
of work. 1t stands without n rival. We would respect
fully call the attention Of our friends of the craft to
the subject. Do not forget the place, No. 90. Main St,
Warren, o. Ia l3l JAS. MCCONNELL q Co.
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NOTICE is hereby given that RALSA
~ CLARK was this day appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the estate of Ralsa Clark, late Of Yer.
non. Trumhull county, deceased.
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DATE LEAVES, OR HISTORIC

-AAh IL 11S Wv liz OANAS
DCARDS.-The Date Leaves form a system of social
games intended for ParlOr AmuSements and Education
al Incentives, or regular School Instruction.
1t IS believed that they possess all the social quail
ties Of Gaming Cards without that utter waste of time.
and tendency to dissipation. They inspire the com
pany with mirth and furnish subjects for conversation;
provoke and excite inquiry and research, and give
systematic arrangements to ideas and items."-ROeh-
ester Daily -4meTieGH..
The work has cost much labor, and merits the appro-
baton of all those who would combine friendly enjoy
ment with intellectual improvement. They may he used
in the school, the family or social circle."-GeHesee
Evangelist.
From a careful examination Of these LEAVES, we
are OF opinion that Mr.. Brewster has furnished a val
liable and entertaining substitute for games Of less in
terest and questionable moraliy'-Rarai .NcU Yorker.
Testimonials from Clergymen, Principals Of Acade-
mics, and names well known a-d identified with the
cause OF education, have been given in earnest com
of this new instructive to mental and social
Improvement.
The CARDS, so in number, are put up in elegant
boxes, each accompanied with a book, giving full in
structions for the various games. Price-j0c per box,
or for sale in quantities by BALDWIN, at the
NEW YORK BOOKSTORE,
%, Main St. Warren, Ohio.
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o., Oct, It'll, 1854. R. A. A. BALDWIN.

CHANDLER SHOP.-The subscri-
Der announces to the citizens Of Warren. and the
public in general, that he has established a Chandler
Shop. where he intends TO manufacture Candles, Soap,
and superb article Of ~Sausages, which will always be
on hand at Wholesale and Retail prices.
n ? The Proprietor can at all times he found on
Market Street, one door west Of VautrOt's Jewelry
Store. Warren. Ohio.
n The highest price. in Cash, will he paid for
Tauow and Lard. ID l3l A. l.. c. y, Agent.
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NEW CARRIAGE SPOP.

NTEW CARhIAUE STUH.
~ The subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Warren and adjoining Towns, that they
have opened a Shop on Liberty St, between Marke,
and South, where all who are in want Of Light Farm
Wagons or Light durable and Fashionable Carriages,
can be accommodated without the risk OF being shaved.
Having worked nearly twenty years in the hest shops
in New England and the Middle States, we feel conf
dent that we can give all who may call upon US perfect
satisfaction as to Price, Quality and Durability Of work.
We have have been patronized since We commenced
with that liberaiity that has far exceeded our eNpecta-
ton and judging from the past we feel confident %
future success.
We would return our sincere thanks for the patronage
we have received, aud will endeavor in future to do
such work as Will merit a continuance of the same.
PAINTING M TRIMMING
Done upon the most reasonable terms. We would in
wife ali who are in want of anything in our line to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
CARRIE & BURROUGHS.
Wa-ren Nov Il lS51.