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~ F. PORTER'SSKY-LIGHT DA-

Nv +. PURIER'S SKY -LIGHT DAG
w GUERREAN ROOMS. s.SEcuRE THE SHADOW
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FIDE." The Subscriber is happv
10 announce TO the citizens Of warren and surrouu ling
country that he has fitted up a suit Of Rooms over Bald
wins Bookstore, south Of the Post Office. with a large
skgHhghf, where he IS prepared to furnish Daguerreo-
types IN the Best style Of the Art. He has a fine as.
sortmt NJ OF Materials. Cases. &c, Of the latest STYLES.
which he has received direct from New York. and
which will he furnished At moderate prices. He has
also COLLECTION OF OIL Paintings and Dlguerreotypes
fOrth qualification ofthe lovers Of Art. a 4 has SHARED
no pains TO make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
place OF resort at all hours. and he is determined by
constant a lditions 70 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
MS efforts TO grttify those who require his services as
an Artist md Daguereotypist.
Pictures taken in ALL KINDS OF WEATHER.
All persons are cordially invited to call, whether
wishing Pictures or not
IFNOrk done at my rooms 1iH be tcarranted.
WILLIAM I. PORTER.
Warren. Ohio. Sept. Il. 1855.
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Oak Hall Clothing Emp
Cleveland. Sept. 90. 1s55.-3m
7 EGAL NOTICE =
II Joseph Perkins, PTf,

~ " 1hAA"
HoratiO Bascomb, Admir- Of Caroline mon Pleas
Newell; Caroline Bascomh. Milton Of Trumbul
Sutlid, And'w T. Newell. Ellen ". Bas County,
comb and Henry BascOmh, Dsfts. Ohio
Henri Bascomh. a non resident Of the St1te OF Ohso,
Is hereby rotifei thlt on "a. lst dav of 0ctOhes !. D.
1855. tn plaintiff fled his petition against the defend
ants in said Court. alleging rat Core inc Newell. On
the first dav nf April. A. D.. iS52- entered into a wr'tteL
contract with saii p'aintiF for the purchase OF cert'iD
real estate. sit1ate ig Warren and known as xhdle Of
l0t No % in Perkins addition u WaTreT. sad petit
ton further Alleges. that the said C,rOIine Newell has
deceased. leaving A.. rev ? Newell and caroline Pas
comb. wife Of Hor1tin Basca1h. 'er eh1dter. PTd
Henry Basc1mH and Ellen VI B,scona. her rand
children and heirs at law. ap1 at vniS Caroline New
ell has not paid anything on sail land, aid that there
was due, on the first da~ o. January 1856. the sun Of
S587, Is. or which with interest from the sail Isl day
Of January, 1855. the plaintiff asks a decree or iu1g
ment against H0rat'0 BaScOnlh. administrator on the
estate Of Caroline Newell. deed. and In default II paw
ment. that .he Cont viii O~lar Int said land - sold
to nav said sun dine. with accrf'ng interest taxes aud
costs Of this suit- The fef-7 liant. Henry BascOmh,
nonresident Of this St1te. win rake notice. that Mess
he answers said petiticn ~ the 94th dav ~ November.
1875. said plaintiff will take iuigment against said Ad.
ministratOr, as prayed for in said petition.
ia II. HUTCHINS.
/ Oct. :. IS5-6t Atty's for Plaintiff.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY-Tbe snb-

L scrIher offers his services. to those wishing to 10.
cate lands IL Iowa. at reasonable rates. Particular at
tion paid to locating Land Warrants, or if desired. L
VIII locate and sell the land, for one half the profits.
counting each warrant worth 81 % per acre. and nav
my own expense, except the Office fee, which is one
dollar for each 30 acres)
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located for cash, or eastern drafts. or On time.
Taxes paid and titles examined. in Central or Northern
Iowa. EDWIN JOVETAND
Reherenees-GeO. Tayler. Esq, Cashier Of the West
ern r Bank; Austin d. Kibbee. Esq, Rev. A. VI. Brown.
Farmingt m, D. D. II. Taft. Esq, Columbus, o.
Scotch Groye. Jones Co., Iowa, Sept 10, Is55.
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-TERCHANT TAILOR and CioLhier

W JOlN l. WEEKS.
No. l4 Market Street, Warren, o. Opposite The Court
HoCse)
ECeu REGARDED ~ the public generally. 1ni especially
those sho appreciate a very superior kind OF wcrE- aud
C~uusiier their own interest renders any other adver-
useiacIt almost sunerfunus.
Ny extensive Fall and Winter sock of CLOTHS,
CaSSTNEjaS. YESrINGS and Trimmings. with j
choice assortment Of FAD MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS. and a carefully selected and
extensive stock of HATS AND CAPS. OF all prices and
sly les. and IN short almost everything that y wanted 10
improve tie outer man, can ut an times hs fodul.
From long experience ia business. ard having ar-
rar-rmeuts in New York so rs tole postelu p ga every
ching that - HeE. both ia good ana style % -sTmcuts'
Il IS evident that "A more perfect aud extensive e>tsh-
Iishm-ut of ;h- kind cannot be found IN tIis secuoa OF
country. uct. l.. So
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be finished.
Goods for the Ladies.

wv ~
Some one has said, that the preitiest
trimming for a lady 5 bonnet, is a hand
some face. Blu as there may be differ
ences of opinion on this point, these who
prefer something else, or who think a
handsome face is made still more hand
some by adOrumen', can call on MIR.
GEsHMAY, who has just opened a new
store. on Main street His stock consists
entirely of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
and is designed .or the parucu ar benefit
of the ladies. Those who have bonnets
too far behind ne fashion, and not far
enough behind he head, can be accom-
modated with new ones or the old bon
nets with new shapes Those who have
a penchant for laces, collars. gloves, &C.,
will be shown through the stock, at any
time, by the polite lady in attendance.
New Select School House at Baconsburg.
The citizens oi the village of Bacons-
burg, in Bazeta, with a spirit of enter
prise. and libel4lry highly creditable to
themselves. have JUS completed a new
building or school purposes, at an ex
pense OF between X and even hundred
dollars. Alb nj three months since the
first nitiator steps were taken, and
Messrs. A. lsaNARD. WIN. B. KEN
EDY and DASf-L FAUScE were appoint
ed a building ommi &C md now The
house is conF--ed.
The number = scholars in attendance
is between 81 ana 60. The school is
under the charge OF Mr.. KrNa. Of Yer
non, a g%tuiiea4 "a who. We are informed
is well qusaaed for The post Of
teacher.
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On the last dsy Of lie Illinois State
Fair, held in Chicago. a | rye nee ing
was held outside of The fair grounds tof
the purpose of considering the issues o.
Georgia banks, owned by brokers OF
G icago, and circulated in large amounts
all over the State Of Illinois forming IN
i.c3 She lar.cs; share OF the currency
seen In The hands OF The people. Two
of ..,r>u Georgia banks, with an aSgre-
rate ca lal Of 100000 dollars, are own
ed hv George smith, a broker, who
loans he money i- Chicago. Smith
holds t..e entire stock. excypingtenshareS
10 eac.. at eleven mon who serve as ma
chine du,c ors, living IN she ncighbor-
hood oil ...c banks. The meeting seemed
cu,Au,ias ic and were unanimous in their
determination 20 &c, rid of the dangerous
and irre-ponS bic nuisance.
Illinois has a good system of banking,
which Le~e men set At leiance because
;hey do not choose % give security for
their circulation We in Ohio are not
reduced 10 Gcor!ia wildcats yet, hut we
may soon be unless We have a revised
and ,nlarged system equal to our crdi
nary wants. There is no difficulty about
security in Ohio-there soon will be
nothing to SECURE. We a now depend
AM on foreign banks at commercial points
ior more lnan hall our circulatlon.-O.
5. JOurRIL.
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ISTAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

OF YOUR GOING. But 60 At ONCEH
To DUNLAP, STEWART & REEDS. and examine their
spiendit stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving By
the boat load.
IN Lieintles which our firm now possess, lone Of the
arm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able TO lake advantage Of the Eiarket.) are not equliIed
= any mouse IN ollo- We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the foIowipg list Of
articles, which, having been purchased before the great
rlse IN prices, ne are enabled to offer az New York
| prices =
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nICTIONARIEs! DICTIONARIES!

WeHsler's whole Series;
WOrcesJer's do
Andrews Latin English, and English Latin;
AuthOu's DO do do
Anthou's Classical Dictionary;
AuthOu's Greek and Roman Antiquities;
Geseuius' Hebrew and English Dictionary
Alters German and English do.
Spheres French and En-lish do.
NcWman's and Barctte's spanish aud En-lishdo
LeveIet's Lat. aud Eng. aud Eng. and Lat.do.
Bllr House Dictionary;
Pocket LeXicous Of various kinds;
Arthou's, Andrews ami Balloons Caesar;
~ nsF ~rrr~HG
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FARMERS OF ONO Insure YOU

EIhAhhlLitD Vt UNIV . Insult Fpui
1 property in the 'OLio Farmers Insurance Com
pany." Nhy2
ist. 1t confines its operations lEc.IsiTe.- % Ohio.
2d. It insur-s for So y-lrs.
ID. It is the Ou,y real Farmers C0aBEHg in the
Sta Ensures only isolated ~dsellirgs aau Ut lulid-
incs-no Shops, churches. SC. as other PEgfcssed
F.rmers' omTauies DO.
9Th. The entire charge OF tie Officers Of the Company,
per mum. is less than three huIired dollars. and IS
less tkGa hall the Charges OF any other company in the
State doing the same amount ut .g-iuess-
5tA. Il has paid all losses. without any assessment.
and has nos in the Treasury a'oJt 2t,UC0.
II Is the Company for you. AND s." MISTAKE. Walt
till l come a. +. CURTIS, Agent.
Pennington. June .. 1851
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The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
The New York Tribune f Sa Irlay
says, .hat the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad has just closed a contract tor all
tne irun required TO complete the rive.
division fro Beaver 10 Wheeling on ia
,orable terms, paymen; 10 be made IN
monthly inetallmenis, eight 10 Xix cen
months.
The work OF connecting lis terminus,
W~ell>villc, with Wheeling 10 the south
ward, and with Beaver 10 the northward,
sill be pushed on, we understand, with
vIgur, and when completed will connect
our CITY By IA continuous and un!n;erup,-
ed line OF rail with Wheeling, Bal imore
and Washington, and will connect Pitts
burgh and Beaver with the same points.
Il will be OF great Importance, mol only TO
Tie Company; bnt 20 our bu mess and
travelling public.
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EXAMINATIONS
NTEW PIANO MUSIC. SONGS

~ Good News from Home, O, come not when the
heart Is sal. The Dying Californian, Leila, (song and
ch9rus,D Pass, PISS Away; Away for the C0un rs,
What l Love, Ny Cot beside the Sea, Hast thou forgot
ten. My Mothers Grave, Only Waiting, The Broken
Lutte. I've wandered iy the Hut Side. Have YOU seen
SAN. Maid OF my Heart, Triumph Of Faith. or Let Me
Sweet and Sour.
These pieces are all NEW, and heautifully arranged
for the Plln1 a. NelJde0u. We have also % tine lot
Of Ne4 P0lkas. Marches. Al
81 p~lMEELN-S Z NI-SIn SrnE-
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VHE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI

Cou ity, - Justice Court.
a. Parker, Notice is hereby given that
W. at the instance Of the plaintiff.
Joshua Middleton. } an order of attachment was is
sued in mis- action, against the moneys, credits and ef
fco;s OF defendant. on The 81 day Of OCTOBER, le5j, by
Jefferson Palm. Justice OF the Peace for Warren town
sair. said county, to secure the pay meHt Of the sum of
Si3.2l and costs. Uhich order has Yeeu served aui rs-
t.rEeI. anu the action continued to Novemhe, 70, Iejj.
at one O cIock, p. NJ. when the sane EIl Dee for trial
Notice is also given that the plaintiff will testify az the
trial. j. r. ASEEk.
Warren, Oct. "a. IS5J-3t Atty for Pr.
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: T%TACHMENT NOTICE

\ ,hOnas II. WcIls,) Before H. Truesdaie. J.
= +. CT Vienna, TTuurulI
John FurEusou. ) county, Ohio.
The defendant viii take notice that the plaintiff
suel out a writ Of attachment before said Justice Of
the Peace, On the first day Of October. A. u, I~55.
against the monies. effects ami credits OF said defe.
liant, for the sum OF thirty s ven dollars and thirty
eight cents. ,S3 :3) a. d costs, teing founded on Book
account. SlLt cause will he for herring before said
! Justice. az Friday, the 10Th dav Of November. 4. D.
less, At 10 o'clIck. m. THOMAS II. WELLS.
Youngstown, Oct. 3. 1855. oc2I =
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DECK. BURWELL & co. wholesnI,
I RARE CHANCE 10 buy a house

4 AMI Retail dealers Ia Foreign md Domestic Dry
Goods Six aud Straw BouHets, innings, VARIETIES.
~. - the sign OF the ~ AEgEN Day GOODS S-OEE."
NcAauUs' Block, Warren, Ohio. BY
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' and Retail Dealers In CLos -. MAT,HEs JEUELEY,
SrvEg-W ARE. and FAS YGJODs, Narren- Ohio.
Having lust returned from the Eastern Man
ufacsuries, Ee brought with Us "a very large J. =
assortment OF eXtra-hne English Lever Watch NE-Z
a.. IL gold, hunting ami plain cases. Also superior
quality Of Duplex Watches. with independent seconds,
mst the thing for timing horses. Also English Lever
Railroad Tine Keepers, IN Silver Hanging Cases; and
a larger stock Of Detached Lever and LePine Watches
iIulu was ever before offered ia this place. Our assert
lueat Of Jewelry. we natter ourselves, is a better selec-
lion than We have ever before made. having purchased 4
much larger stock and Of liner quality, than ha- here
tnl5-e been brought to this place; such rs sc can fully
Everybody is invited to call ant exam
inc ay stock. Pedlars, ana others. purchasing = sell
again, win faia large assortment, and prices that viii
compete with Eastern Cities, rs sc purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturers and will sell tor as
sCall lofts as any other rstaIlishneLtin the country.
4 seB tine DOUBLE Time Centre seconds Watches, viii
lie sold very lOF- Nov is the time for securing a good
Iar-ain. Call soon and see Tor yourselves
Watches IeIelry. &c, carefully repaired and Wat
raht=d. Engraving neatly done.
Oct. :, IS5i.
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AEILL PROPERTY FoR SALE!

VI The JACKSON MILLS, on the MeauIer Greek,
in NaiIniug County, Ohio, are nov oIcred for sale.
This properly consists of a Grist Nill, Saw Mil, two
Dwelling Houses. and forty three acres Of Land.
The Grist Mill is q large frame nCiidiug, with one
air Brus. one pair C~hOppiHg Stones, Corn Crackers
Smut Machine, and three sett Of Boiling Cloths, one
overshot, and one reaction zheel. &C. The saw Mil
is nearly neg, and is il complies running order the
lam is the hest ON the stream. with water sufficient to
run the mill yhcu no other one on the stream can run.
It is in one Of the best grain growing sections or the
Western Reserve, and ia 4 good neighb0rhood in every
respect.
This property will Ne sold cheap, aud a good tile
given. For further particulars inquire Il the sUbscri-
Ter, at Miles. Trumbuil County, U.
July 4th. IS55.-3n J. G. UTLER
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YRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Civil Acknowledgement

Joseph Crawford. }
The defendant. Joseph Crawford. will sake notice that
a suit in attachment was commercial agaiast him before
Jefferson Palm. Justice Of the Peace for Warren. ct
,, less, and thence taken to the Court Of Common Pleas
for said county, upon certificate OF said Justice 70 at
tich lsuts. Unless said defeLdaPtauswer ny the 10Th
day OF November prOx. Judgment will be taken iy de-
fault, and his lands within said county sold to satisfy
the same. Amount claimed. SIS - with interest from
Oct. 3. I-5l. and cosss. LEGGET1 & COX.
Oct. 2A5W All for pr
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.ENTIsTRY- Ovcr Adams, Bock

- S.orc.-Dr. II. W. IOLLOV 81. having sold out
his interest IL tie 'asuei r--tyre business has taken
rooms over Adams Bookstore. where Pc can hC found
1t ala hours. from : O'Clock A. .uutiu6 +. y
The constantly increasing demand for work ia his
profession has iHdUcrl hin to d-yore his time EtoHg
10 this art. ami lie is fuIly I~reraTed % d1 uurk on the
shortest notice. in the ulrs- nest ana UCrkEau.lsc
u4auncT. and or the most reasonable terms. Or. u.!-
lsway will assure his uC-eI Gus PATRONS. thlt his Eor@
SINH give entire satisfaction, AID compare uvoral a.
with iO-s done 10y the most sh'IiulI even iu the a iIutc
c.tics. Don't forget the place over Adams BOOKSTORE.
Warren. July fta- l-jj. II. ". HOLLOWAY.
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THE
10eStera }3S1fbo EhfoQItl1
HiPsnaa talgE. P.9Pri.loEs.

TERMS. &c .i.istf aaa -ii,s
advance; Ia -Si"'-s'- Ply
made in adV@acc. ri rqf5
No paper s.scou-i"rei ui'- 3;
49,. m. nu--- - Il - ..----e-
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NOTICE.

- Smith ScOylll, Before Harry Iruesdell- a
IS. Justice o. the Pace OF Wen
John F~urgacan. } ia, Truu ull County. Ohio.
On the 81 day OF OctO5es. isjj. said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above mentioned case against
th= goods chsttels, Nc. Of said defrudaL: for the sum
Of S2O,U4 and costs Said cause has iceH continued
for scar ng 10 the l6th dag OF November, lS55, II II
O'Clock. =. " The defendant giH also tlEe notice that
plaintiff viii testify Oh the trial OF said action.
October .f-3T SMITH SCONILL
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7 ATE FROM THE FR-oNTIFR!-INTERICR TOWNS al HEARD FROM!
- LARGE MAJORITY FOR TEE TALL BRICK"
BACK r ID & u A Z N Il NJ


r ATE FROM THE FRoNTIFR-IYTERCR TOWNS al HEARD FRONT
- LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK"
PACKARD & BAKNUM,
E%.sa ag a aS . @@ ID s1 5s s@a. 1,s p pss&1 "a sHas I re 1a s5 14Es @ @S mani aTgs% md
Hardware. C5rH@ TriHmiass Iron. Paints Class garahi cHd HuFy gl Saws
Sg9e Of eafas a@a4d eeaaoo vim an la MIa Ibis aa5,esIs Is 20 ODE gSt
NfeTe@ FaI @&P Saaa@ ~@4s in FaM:m =gsasa ar Th~s and anagata are
or Snis The BUGGY BCSINE5s. we are prepared neAnaaa UNUSUAL PILE IF
NG wishing - rPaGhd r SToCk o. FOOLS val 10 We. to call and cuns cur stock Of
HTG.T rffT4%i.sSIs ~ STFFSSrS MD T6EsmtSiE sm LEss iT Mf %aT s l$%5 e @4a s4E%f" Ohio
80 .GI cIarSud WhedS2 Nails; 10 JOKES FsNa RE G@f Wis I%f Z EN- Pain. Oil
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Is 4altHa nny HoSl win r@dHoae shoe IH, Buggy 1h. Wagon Iy,m Iron Of all kn- BY
wcMv eau Che .vn@o fan English Gun Maker mIm mas o-Gng lurEca, aIsp nesuan
TE a@>nd@ n''ns~ 1l Dae~"Nhn street was4S4 e
| EROCLAMATION EXTRA!-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICESI-
1 10 uE PEOPLE Og TRUNBrLL AND ADJcHNG COUNTIES ao have exeuleIo liberals end
r@ Sg % @g4a iaS.n @&y G&s Ia@TG@GHF f% @IH a %1 M SS Hhgn4fe r gy 9%4sf tF S to
o TrIan was ia maHg and your humble rmtTs He FikST person in Me SurHss
Iu Warren Starting viii dHmMo ma hm 5: %hoei@ "HHura trade that would
as& H@a E las Yf SEEX DIsIiPoSTEG ApSs%sa6oS aTa&%SS tho we're s MS TgSR'
Il CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE, QUALITY OR QUANTITY
fTrnsG1&& G LED TnTP 2v%%5. G S%f5SSa#nT BSS%S TEE rraa95Es% GoSrEgLIE6 Frf E Usrxsss sine. III.
cIcI The LaRHsf STOCK OF FALL ANB WINTER CLOTHING, ever opened nT amGTC Count. sSa n
qualities b"F 0%%%css and ms Coats Of ali sdo@ shades sand ~ras3G ani% fP ssst Sa
4r.ETias Gms. Seek mm sSpG%% 4fa%McHGf HG and CT. 1Mhg mi Gb e%m gS ,G T TsS
A LARGE STUCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Iharedo fine amv wells selected ako CLOrnS CNTNEREs. vEsTIyGs and OvERcoATIxG. Tor
IHc runue OF uakuEupa all kmis custom work. Wheis Hbe atanin in HeieHmd most fashionable
p%ai {aly rrvgai from being shaved in some of the snail @HaSs %t@ town. Mat assnS
Good wcolen overcoats from Sc. rs upwards. Good WOODEN suit of cloth coat.
pants, vest and shirt, So, o. Fine black suit of cloth, consisting of
black coat, black pants and satin vest. 5000.
Ny stock ue LARGEST, BEST sELECTED'mi stand ready 90 prove dddeIyd the CHEAPEST ever
ryT naaG OF LOTHfNG k me ~ bos around eumne the aOeaa I'm small d@Tsa mi article
a9 asm call trHnq IoIm me ph 5 n%,5 h T %aT%h% @ ense asatmstm and variety and
amHs SO [@ss& % i95dT lin H %ss S s." 9 qsPT. a%s aa 1s a5s 9Pog no @naqspy s@q%@ n Il
s s g 5Sl E 9rG eada5p SSEsTrEEG 6oDs at lower Prices aaaGA WILL nG%s TT ss .9fst1 give
and WILL REDEEM anIteh rwO @ envy o@f aeTh land Pleased %mlet the ran@ucof nw one
6 G@H n s ii mI s In s@@. warren Ohio SmS 'A '""+ " D. G0n BBsTTEEIS Po"
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FnR SHE

~ EIc au' -.riher offers for sale trac- o. wood
i.u3. Comprising 55 acres. situate in he sgu:h west
pat s. ace -lEu-iiip % ,.ecca. 10 l. veil stocked
i-" l-er tHE a-aia- purposes, ana viii he offered
t.r I-ticaia-s-aprIy 20
D y E~LINCEESMITI-
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT HORSE

The subscribers are now prepared 10 manufacture and
furnish the above rake. As II is now generally in use
in this County. and its merits 50 well known, we 10 not
deem It necessary to name its good qualities.
CROWELL'S THERMOMETER CHURN the hest in
use. and PROVISION SAFE which no family should
be without. furnished at low prices All kinds E1fhOp
work, Saving. Planning, Turning, &c, done promptly
and in good style.
GILMORE'S PATENT BEE HOUSE. Hive and Re-
ceipt for feeding. We are also agents for the above,
anil are ready to manufacture them, and dispose oftOTn-
ship or Individual rights.
Call at the NOVELTY WORKS, West side MahOning
river. Warren, Ohio.
Aug 1t MESSENGER & ZIMMERMAN.
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JOB PRINTING
r s.,-- as-l-;mertof Joa Printing mate
-ial. we are nreIa.vt % 'Aeo ,
kinds Of PLAIN a. -' "''A '''
cs ~4~sfeates. labels.
- T-~ts -,.cx Rocks. Na-ifestss
Bank Cheeks. -n-orN Prf-LLS- N"Oes-
BilS Of Lqling, c-aiis.
Bali Tic Sets. arn tooSs' r5rs or
Blaaks. ~ kinds l!fntoil's. .-+r-+-~ NJ,
IN ia5t TNeEN -. ana With the greatest dis
patch. We keep c's-stluiiy on hiiin - -, Vaut
of Printing can select
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BOOTS AND SHOES. eG7.
ID WHOLESALE y RETAIL,
for SGr.Eg AMI summer Trade At AIA
Reduced Prices. for Cash

W. 4 B.. CRANAGE. Not Main
street, Warren, Ohio, would respectfully call the aften-
ton ui their friends and The public generally to the
fact, that they have Just received the largest, best. and
most fashionable sock of Boots and Shoes ever BROUGHT
to this market among which will be found the first
gtaIitv OF Ladies Caters. KID BoOtees. Blskius. Slip
prrs. &c. Also 4 large assortment OF Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamel-d BOCtees. Buskius. etc.
A great varie y Of Misses Gsit r., Morocco and En-
amrled Boots. Fancy B1sSius aud slippers. ami a gen.
riaI assortment Of toys', youths and chiilTeUs' fine
shoes OF IL colors and quantities. together with 4 gre II
: rit uy OF geutlemeas' fine French Calf ana Morocco
Boots, due Caters and Shoes Of the latest 5 yles and
Hrst quality
Also. a general assortment OF leather, ole leather,
French Calf skin Patent Calf skin, MorOccos Of vlri-
o.s kinds and qualities, Congress gore for CATERS,
glove Kid. Innings of various c Tor, ana qualities. shoe
thrral, knives. hammers, nails, hristles, shOulde-
slicAs, peg fotes, peg knives. avis, boot wei, sand
stones, lack uck skins, and every ihiug usual y kept
10 our line Of business. A large stOck Of Lasts OF every
kind.
E,asmuer the place. sign Of the Red Boot. No. 6,
Main street, W1rreu- Ohio. Apr. lr.tf
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NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND

~ WINTER % are now arriving and the cry
will PC. .sril they come for the next sixty days We
have eniravured to get up a stock. for the coming sea
son. Whic', has never been equaled in frumfuu Coan-
L.. Tor extent. completeness and aiaptefress 10 the
wants Of the public. and the Ladies IN particular. In
silk and Fancy Goods, we have never had r stock so
worthy Of inspection; while in STAPLE GOODS sc are
fully at home. and prepared to convince oui Fieiis
thrt prices hare not gdresrei. rs has been given ont.
sent. 26. 1855. K & y