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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14
ia Q. H. HUTCHINS,
Oct ?. iSj5.-6t Attv's for Plaintiff.
.ECISIVE CHARGEl-STORM

1OLO
- OF THE FOR MALARIA AND MIASMAf
SUCCESSFUL RESULT
INTERESTING TO AGUEIsTs! -The long pro-racted
siege fthe above named Fort, by the combined forces
Of Quaek-Pathy. Homeopathy, AIoPsthy. and various
other medical powers, was suddenly brought to a sue
cessful issue by the appearance Of one package Of
PRAIRIE VOLATILE!
The contents Of which being discharged for foTty-three
hours under the direction Of CHARLES Rzr8Es HARMON,
speedily brought TIE enemy TO terms. who had for SO
long "A TIM ue-n sa1s-uE defiance 20 her foes, and
''clilling" their ranks eudegv1rs
The PRAIRIE VOLATILE IS specific Ague Cure,
lSee DsmOcrat) Price. One Dollar; forwarded By mail
postpaid. Order direct from the proprietor,
CHARLES REUBEN HARMON
COlesburgh, Delaware Co., Iowa
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I andllt on Washiurt ID Avenue. IN Warren. f..r
1t a very Tow marx. The lot Is .iout ten roas@
square, very handsomely situate There l. on il "A
mes frame house ami an excellent we'll OF superior va
ter. There is ground enough 10 varrlut a division OF
the lot. the house re ~ ON its rest line. The whole
viii TIE sold together. or alIrtei u Sgit the purchaser.
The situ1tion is zine. q good neigh ur.tlui. and uigh
enough TO the High School. The Gamer. T. N. NorreL.
being DESTROYS Of selling. ouers the place for SIJgO,
half doEn, balance in two payments. For Surihrr par.
ticulars. call on 4. !. McLAiN.
Warren. Oct 2i-4t BraI ar-. .-t
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~ The partnership heretofore existing between
Charles Messenger and Chaucey .. Timmernlr. under
the hriI % Messenger " Zimmerman. is this Gav Dis
s9lyei By mutual consent. All defts owing av the
fra aiil DE settled and pa;d by c.. Messenger. who is
hereby authorized to receive all dues Of the said fra.
IIARLE MESSENGER.
HANCE B.. ZIMMERMAN.
Warren. Oct. G. 1850.
y. B.-The business viii he continued by Charles
Messenger. at the Old stand in West Warren. where he
viii he happy to see his old friends and customers.
oc3l-tf
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Agricultural Meeting

PHILo &. REED, Secretary.
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IL TREAT -ATTLE SALE oil pure.
~ BRED HORN DURHAM STOCK. d.
RLCi FROM h~ENIGCEI.-rL. subscriber ami his
son. after atteHliug tn. ono size FAIR It Coiuin u.s..
ana the kentucky tdIr At fdr;s- have spent severed
weeks in BoUr uI, Cara, t-yeJjc am aijuininE cs-u
tts-i "A kentucky eNllliuIHg add selecting from their
best herds, a veiy choice lot o! ine ,reeliu- stsc..
principally C0Ss and lieifers. al 1f which hlv- leaa
bred to the Jest tnorugnh-Hrei Bulls % heutucEy.
All the above, together with one Large Buu 1 year.
Old, OF superior quality. and several Sull 44d I,Iier
Calves; also tuii hlOoded DIrllms lover 81 heaa,
viii BE sold At Pa lie Sale, on the premises Of l.-S II.
scrioer. o. WEDNESDAY the 2sth day Of Sow. COM
mtnclnE al 10 O'clock
All persons wishing to improve their stock, ar res
pectfuily invited 10 atte4d and embrace this, the hest
opportunity ever offered on the Western Reserve. to
do so.
riere will be also a few pair Of oxen Zone pair very
superIorl and some other stock offered for sale the
same day.
TERNS--Sums ever 80 dolls. sixty days time. with
note and improved. securits, payable in the Maho-
ming co. BIuk, at Youngstown, or a discount Of ; per
cent. gillhc allowed for cash. r. II. WALAES.
Church Hill, centre Of LibertgDy
Trumoull CO., D., Nov. ], $3.50
n b can also furnish farmers with some pure
OATS, for seed, weighing 4S lbs. per meas
ureI hnshel; and produced this year 80 bush. Cy
welgh) from one bushel seed. EOy3t r. u.
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TRCABULL COMMON PLEAS.
Civil Acknowledgement.

vs. Ci.i! ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Joseph Crawford. }
shs ie;eli-nt, Joseph Crawford. vii ake n0ticetLat
a suit "a lttichmeDt Fss c1aHenc-i against him before
iet"rs1a Palm. Justice 8f the Peace for Warren. Oct.
= i-aJ. and thence ttken o. the Court of Common Pleas
COS sIit c11.-s -psH cert icHts 2f SAID Justice 70 AZ
ttrI Hu IS Unless sad i-.-litft answers y ghe iuIa
tHy "i N"gef1er proN. jul-Leal viii Re taken y dc.
iL, ast lass ..uis Eitliu -sii county sold 10 satisfy
tHa s,l-. Amount claimed. So . EiJn interest frCm
Nct- J. i-J5, lli cas-s. LEitEFr & cox.
.fF -a-F- Eafr- Oh. ply
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II Subscriber is prepared TO execute all orders in
the above line, such as Views OF Buildings. BIZ or
Newspaper Heads, Envelope Stunps, Illustrations for
Books, Handbills or News Pa. er, &c, Sc, in a superb
or manner. Also.
DRAWINGS M DESIGNS
o. all Kinls, such as Views of Houses, Hotels. Shops,
Furnaces, Machinery, OF Designs for the Patient Office,
DC. sc.
Call at my Rooms over BaldEin's Book Store,
where specimens may be seen. W. PORTER.
Warren, o., Sept. y 50.
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pROCHE, Log and Square Sh wis;
> Broche. Cashmere and Gold End Scarfs; Shawls
OF all aiuIs. iucluIing some new styles; ClOaks, Man
ti.lls auI "a full assortment Of Cloak and Talma Cloths,
al tl- NEW ORR TOR
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-SctipeL"
This hitlly interesting work is the embodiment Of
uluch that is valuable in science. and striking in incl
deut. The facts and narratives here grouped together
hav. been CLEANED during a practice both varied aud
lengthy. and from sources the most diverse, both in
means and matter. The can0piet couch and the loWly
pafir.-grmpered luxury and starved meudicity have
each contributed to illustrate some Of those phases, the
REGULARITY Of which has led many a rejecting mind OF
~eSc.5im-"Nerily. life is a mystery, and death the So
Tut OF thereof"
A quantity just received at ADAMS.
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%FrRNISHING GOODs.
EGAL NOTICE !

vs. court OF COns
HOratiO BascOmh. Admir- Of Caroline mon Pleas
Newell; Caroline BlscOmh. Milton (Nof Trumbull
SutIif. And'w T. Newell, Ellen NJ. Bas- County,
comb and Henry BaScomA. Defts. Ohio.
Henry Bascomb. a nonresident Of the State Of Ohio,
is hereby notified that on the LIST day Of October. A. d.
1855. the plaintiff filed his petition against the defend
ants in said Court alleging that Caroline Newell. on
the first day Of April, A D. 1852. entered into a written
contract with said plaintiff for the purchase Of certain
real estate, situate in Warren. and known as whole OF
lot No. IA in Perkins addition to Warren. Said petit
ton further alleges, that the said Caroline Newell has
deceased. leaving Andrew T. Newell and Caroline Bas-
comb, wife Of HOratiO Bascomb. her children. and
Henry Bascomb and Ellen VI. BascOmb, her grand
children and heirs at law, and that said Caroline New
ell has not paid anything on said land. and that there
was due, on the first 3av OF January. 1855, the sum OF
$500 Is. TOT which with interest from the said LIST day
of January, 1875, the plaintiff asks a decree, or judg-
ment against HOratio BascOmh. Administrator on the
estate Of Caroline Newell. deed. and in default Of pay
ment, that .he Court will order that said land be sold
to pay said sum due, with accruing interest. taxes, and
costs of this suit. The defendant, Henry Bascomh, a
nonresident Of this State, win take notice. that Mess
he answers said petition by the 9th day ~ November,
1855, said plaintiff will take judgment against said Adj
minis.ratOr, as prayed fOI in said petition.
il O. II.
~ , F2-E GO 49, - DH,--H@w
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ESTATE OF JOSHUA T. COTT0N

- N'uc' a. HEREBY given that I have teen Az
r'. Aintu' stratnr OF the estate Of Joshua r. Cot
t'r SCI. ATE of L.ci-t0v-s. TrG-ltuL COUNTY. AL
p-r-HH= hlv.u- accounts ith said estate. wi ! 70 ease
no zee. JACKSON COTTON.
Berlin, N,honing county. Oct. 81. 1855. D.
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- a-sers viii p, examined at Warren. on Satur
lay. Mob .at the centre o! Green on Nouday. Nov.
=, aaa %. che rsasre OF Vienna o.. .;atul iay. Nov. -.
'7l1- iL- Gam ratioIs az al commence ut 10
o @ &C. - y Lut those asilag % hs examined must
'.7rrt AZ tAat time By order OF Board Of Tx.
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aar u's-'iHcT ,GeIs Tor ,..e trac; o.! WOO .
..- '7-r tS.i- - acres Situate iu -n. south We-s
township % Mecca. J g. SCH stock 70
for sewing purposes. and 81 % Dee oIerri
particulars, -gl,y 80
j3aL ELINGENSNTTH.
taE.E.l. Ngt- 81. so. qH
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r. II FErK. As ~H-twELi. II. PECK.
DECK. BURWELL d co. Wholesale
. RARE CHANCE DO huv house =,

1 and Retail dealers ia Foreign -nd Domestic Dry
Goods SIX anil straw Bonuets, Trimmings. Earieti, :.
o.. q The sign OF Tire "W,.-1N Day Goous SrovE."
NcMaHGs' Block, Warren, ohio. 3--y
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I ECrURES There will be a ser es

ECTURES There will be a Sere
81 OF Lectures delivered, It Empire Hail, by 4. T.. c.
Dal- commencing sunday UeNI. oct 5i-t, and 10 con-
tEGc SABBATH after Sabbath until finished. on Moral
AMI intellectual 81 jrcts Of the most interesting kinG.
Inc hrst Lecture viii be ca ths Lass Of ~Locomr-iou,
which Is applied TO all motion mental and paysicll.
We purpose 10 establish ti- avs that Cause the morton
OF tta earth moon, stars, aul other heavenly bodies.
and % sh'w VIA; causes thc n@rsh AVID south poles. or
tlc poles OF all the planets. rh1re sill ie p practical
demonstration ofAis theory. aai Instruments 10 show
the phenomenon Of their stiBus. The Lecture viil
also estallish The cause oftLe attraction ofthe Magnetic
Needle IL invites attention 3, 'h-Se lectures, as they
are a p-eiuie to Others to De delivered atthe same pace.
October l., Is55.-tf 4. L. g. A
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbul.

7 NUuIIN- $ JUSTICE OOnTt.
A.. W. Parker, NOt.ce IS hereby given that
vs. at the INSTANCE of the pia5utiH,
Joshua Middleton ) an arier cf attachment was is
sued in This action, against tie moneys, credits and cf
fects Of defendant. ON the 2d day Of October, 1855. by
Jefferson Palm, justice OF the Peace for Warren town
ship, said county. to secure the payment Of the sum Of
Sl3sl aud costs. which order has beeu served aud re-
t~ruci, and the action continued to NovenHci -, 1855,
1t one % clock, P. ". vh." the sane viii o.. for trial.
Notice IS also given that tn plaintiff viii TESTIFY on the
trial. j.. =. ASEER.
Warren, Oct. 81. ISJ5-3J Att'g for PIT.
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&TILL UNSOLD- Ny Garden Farm
~ Of 20 acres, one mile eas; from Warren. 1t viii
he sell at harsIin. II Oilers are made soon. IS I am
DESTROYS oi going West at as early 4 dIy as possible.
IalIo be found for the present * the Chronicle Office.
ocS DCMARS.
GECOND-HAND BUGGY and Sprinr
~ WAGON for sale. Inquire Of J. DU AIRS. as the
Chrnu..-. ONO. n.-aI
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DEUBEN ROBENS' ESTAIE.
/, LAWSON COLTON'S ESTATE.
: DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. .
EAECUTOR'S NOTICE.
AdA-AI
EXr. OF Fhos. HaWley, deed,


The SAID Oliver Hlwlry aud George Forward and
Ann Law q Barlow. and her husband, -- Barlow,
are hereby informed, that Oh the lst day Of NOvemaur,
lo55. said ENecutor flied his petition IT. the PROBATE
Court Of TrumaUil county, Ohio, the OijeCt and prayer
OF ahIcn p titiOn IS % obtain an order Of sale, on the
Isl day OF d e-nter, iS55, for the payment Of le.acies,
OF the f1lDE..sg described real estate. (of which the
said Thomas llaEIes died seized) to wit: Fifty acres OF
lad, more. or less, situate in the Toanshig OF Fowlcr,
county OF ITum.uil, aId State Of Ohio, and known as
part OF los No. III, in said township, unless said uuft's
appear and object, the petition wiIl he allowed.
CHANDLER HANLEY.
Nov. :, l-jj. It ENr. OF Thos. Hagley, uec'd.
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Stutterlnp Curel.


DIR. FRENCH who Is now stopping at
the American Hotel, adverjises that he
a treat III ; disease, or habit, success
fully. Whether it be a merry US disease
or simply n habit, is a matter Of ral4
consequence. 50 that il can be cured
Those who are afflicted can cali on Dr..
FRENCH, and consult him.
Agricultural Meeting
The annual meeting Of the Trumbull
County Agricultural Society. will be held
n the Office of the Secretary. on Monday
the Sd day of December next, at one
O'Clock P. II AZ which time the Com
mittee on crops viii report. All persons
expecting TO compete for premiums, on
farm crops, VII Gage them entered with
The Secretary b that line. and b. on
bend With eir>pecimensaad afiaayits
forms for which. were pub ished, with
the list q pr~n ams last spring. OF
GERS for the "a aIag year will DC elected.
and some o,t,T matters of material in
terrsi come up. As many as can. are
T5ql led % -uI. or else forever aE.
tcr mold ,helr
PHILo L. REED, Secretary.
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MISREPRESENTATION ENTRA !-GREAT REDrCTION nE PRIcEsI-

I k(ROCLANA IlON EAlEA THREAT REDUCTION OF PRICESI-
= To TuE PEOPLE OF fRUGBSLLA AND AGONNG COUNTIES who have extended so neduJ
rneuusap patronage, medU gheTNy years HL in which reuolf time tbnsEen mmiF~wc
fern amy n rtne% naAeran friends hEe citizenship am HudnrsEH erM whbur
most pleasant uotrn@. Iurin UemnrtA hight HuEsn many chu-L six years a-om he CChnE
Im Warren. Saup wi h a determination sIchGpm ih heal Eh eh0wiot
steadily nrapa nd bring his oH@En Me return Of each eE he GST hoss r% w6 ~rni
IFsuIIW r. ofHs establishment AND THIS Fwl.a AuCy EIyW. T-
Iof CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE, QUALITY OR OH NIFTY
from Cotton shirt to car load can earomm dated on ueu tI wnuursEm.
/ NAVE I'D ran VAN. BROUGHT DOWN THE PRICES NrR,L TF ErsTyFss sMh.
Cu~TEL LARGEST ST0CR or FALL AND WINTER CLOrHNGe r opened ia T 49, Eastern
lTu- Fr the nuhwn-r FOODS Heavy and Fine Ovscoasa hcaE Tmt TW C y, con
the artu Ga eyyf mia spknhd assortment Of eEc nasunEo fk velvet. rhd Err TGT
vmHa $50. cAHn. cloth cashmere &c; IOsd Furnishing Goods, Shirts Da=rUm trhn C-
these uTu swrh reh Reel ShI TUmuIC County
y LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Ihraoa dneudw well selected stock fCLOTH> CASSIVERES VETNGS and VrRcOsTrN mr
hW r r dm adgu all hs 0G@mw OEw which in be cuand mmefn the erani mt6 rMTMe
Prc~auj thereby TTnHifon being dnyeia sumeofh the small eoWnsa town give abnGHa
0ur prU. TREAD!
Good wooden overcoats from 50 rs upwards Good wooden sut of cloth coat,
pants, vest and shirt, So, o.. Fine black suit of cloth. eonsSingo of
black coat, black pants and satin vest 50 90.
NvTuEE he LARGEST BESF SELECTED mlI stand ready to prove udrTn JvhaC VIZ .pFsr r
TruluH Cmy. IGRrh Nrs. Hcme within deW amsan ma wamsmrGF all To
luwru search of CLOTHING me say hS around examine the stock ofhr WmT @T1n TMr JS
n.@a.M nmp mlm abp1mrtoJ shown uubw sHCE,
If rH iii rvufnG quality WW price the fault wmb n ny own cnnprT. - - GtWa
TrMHs ru trade rom dIpinu nmsIve%o rpeGh uem their m1oy to tndes nv CHI reJm r
one" criWstH Hsm. 1870 E0IL --Mnesa noble even&-O give
wmn they can max tcorea6ntO give ma call Remembers doors Oak FRONT dS@sm m Is
.One.N o-ll and 10. Main ue-W Warren Ohio sP9 J. GOLDsTEIN.
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AT a late speech delivered at Alton,
Illinois, Ste hen A. Douglas said =
There are but two parties in the coun
try The Nebraska parry on one side. and
its opponents ON The other. The Ne
braska party is the constitutional party of
the coutry; the opposite party is of
course. opposed to the constitution -
Bad whiskey is driving the wre'ched
mar mad Three years ago there ere
not in The nation fifty homes men in favor
of repeating the Missouri Compromise /;
all the rest were opposed TO the Federal
Constitution ! all who are oppuSed to
opening up free territory to the cause of
of slavery, are opposed to the Consjitu-
ton The Constitution guarantees 10
citizens no other privilege than
the power TO spread slavery +! Such is
the opinion of a man who is determined
to become chief magistrate OF this great
republic ! We think that we see the Lo
party party nominating him and
We think, also, that We see the Locofooo
party electing him !-CleUe. Leader.
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And CTAND nor nPnN rnF nPnER
NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND

Z q lIOlh NiO-
81 Rich Thread Laces: Swiss AMI Cambria Collars;
Sleeves Bands and EmhroiuerieS; Velvet. loire An
tique ami other sty IS trimmings. The ladies say it is
4 { Eat to examine the great 'ariety n the
NEW YORK STORE.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE

Z d ILLUSTRATORS SALE
4 Notice j. hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
order of sale to me issued by the PROBATE Judge Of
frU4i ul County, l will sell az public auction, to the
highest .idlfr 1T the premises in the town Of Greene,
in said County between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. VI.
AMI t ncl0rS 2. NJ, OF the 18th day Of November, A D.
l-55- tns following described premises, situate in Lot
- ia stJ jreeuet township, bounded: Beginning at the
southeast corner OF the tract Of - acres conveyed by
the heirs lf susan Sturgess to John GOnsaulis. by deed
executed November Both. 1885,, and recorded in Book
IS, pages 80 and Isl. OF Trumhul County Records. at
a stake all stones in the south side OF said lot, and u
chains ans { links east Of the southwest corner Of the
said lot; thence west on said lot line "a chains and ,
Links: thence forth 20 chains and O. links to the north
line % said > acre tract; thence east ON the said north
line h the east line Of . acre tract; thence south on
said east line p chains and q links, to the place Of he
ginning, containing as surveyed 20 acres, appraised at
SIS per acre ANNA ~GONSAULIS,
Administrator Of John GGnsaulis, deed
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THE
Roscfba Chronicle
FIJI


gE2E a1e s-'.a.a 71y Gents, 10
advances Twu ~.2iiass, 81 menI IS aot
mad ia adYa=Cg>
M aaaer { s%coutiu. alcl all arre ages arr @
except At tae optioa et u.e 1a,iisa1-s
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! ATE FROM THE FRONTIFR-INTERICR TOWNS al HEARD FROM!
II LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK."
&
Earenel' g terl Eea and e~drg @eu understanding the hard um&s scarcity md high res and
store u-rL.
Hardware ,Fd.g fnmrHeS iron. Paints Glass. Tarbh and EuIry El Saws.
IHuu have =rFr t cust into pa rumuI" Long orednc.ap perfect acFanauaN u he ana.
I.urw g-r H .Mugu to plcu mE in rhine
Aaue.a DO -.rLl vlaug ntI uuaSavH in pndUhrhr farmers ard ter- ves.trL Lrnmr
invite" -Had I5s Through tn stock. Fac =ms o. the Entire Community ueIenL opdrr without
IMuuc4 uEr Mre .P persona I=pA ErE FmLu
T. court friends the BUGGY BUSINESS We are nfavIu cIHum UNUSUAL IL Of
guymG Et can bel ei on 1ra0taH u=-
its:& -IAM su usuTas "a ymye a Lhpntm ohio
l. 81 ts r@g celebrated Wheeling NHA;H o boxes Franklin Be, Gta; White Lead inc Paint. Dit
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Is LM hy% esN wit soihTse S"~I Iron, Buggy Ip-W aTmH and Iron Of IL kn8by
wehreH s@u .s wc@a fan English Gun NAG,a and are nov Ordns better as.t hs pdesuan
TFE~m#ru uaean dG Hn he~ I Brick" Main street nrnoho.
s=acawra-f'L PAUKARD & BARSUN Pupfers.
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New Praiect.

We learn from the Garfield ReguJf
cGn ha, a project is on loot to unite Co.
lumoIsna and Mahouing into one coun-
" l. MOI likely thai it wi ] succeed.
~ th,re are a great many obstacles in
the wa. S4lem is spoken of as the new
county seat 1t is a town remarkable
for the rapidity of lis growth. Should
Columbiana and MaAoning he united,
their population would be nearly Co. O.
or the third county in Ohio. The vote
at the late election would have stood
thus-Chase, Republican. 4,71O; Ne
di !, Bourbon, 1851 fOhio had only
half AS many counties. our taxes would
be far iighter.-CI kaEd Leader.
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MEXICAN Agitators IL Ref rmer>,
- w,h . etesa"J steel Portraits. price S1,25 at

There IS not a volume in existence which contains f.
Her specimens Of eiolueuc--im ASSIGNED. pathetic.
uitsnatJry-eloquen that rousrs "a the better fee.
ings OF huluanity-thIn are contained in this volume.
- Bsf0a Visitor.
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VHE WARREN LEDGER
NULCIMERS, a beautiful instrument
~ for the Parior. 1t Pomer5y's OH Music store.
DIANOS d. MELODEANS.

L Two or three more GOOD ONES. left yet at Pome
roy'S Music Store. 1 COOL horse viii be taken in ex
chang for one Of them. if o.erel soon.
Warren. Oct. p. :. T PONEEOY.
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NHEESE WAREHOUSE.-HExKY Ii.
CCENEs IN THE PRACTICE of "a

- COLLINS. ForS trlin- and Commission Merchant,
FOR the sale 1f Cheese. Butter, Pot and Pearl Ashes. and
Produce generally, No - Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-25

FINE MILLINERy-At Mrs. A. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, will be
found the most tasty assortment of Head aud
Neck ornaments, and ISessing, we have ever
seen in the city. We understand that Mrs. G.
has just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has. procured all the latest styles Of
Fashionable Head Gear. Her establishment
appears TO us really neat, beautiful, and ele-
CANT Ladies who are 10 need of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well 70 call at
Mrs c. and set their beauty more elegantly
embellished.