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DPEMIUM CARRIAGE FACTORY

L SOUTH OF THE CASAL.--The ~
subscriber has row on hau'. and will a; +S&@
all times keep n large lot OF CAR Ah@
RIAGES, BUGGIES AMI WAGONS on hand, Of every
description. style and grade 81 prices.
His experience in bus ness.an the extrU; n his shop
enables him to furnish ally description Of work in his
line, on the shortest possible notice, whether il he the
putting Up OF d splendid ~BAEOUCIE, or thu common
BUGGY, the materials Lr which are atan times kept o.
hand.
His arr unsurpassed by any IL the coua-
try, aIi his work shall { uii II not surrass any eastern.
manufacturers
Buggirs ami Carriages ready for Use. VII be ex-
changed for Iuriber, Country Produce. or ynua : Horses.
Secondhand BI-si's tts-u IN eycaaucr fr new oEss.
CARRIAGE aiSA or hand, and foi
sale At the lowest Trc-S.
Those wishing asy uoTk in my line Il lusiness. are
Invited To call ~ ny shop ari examine Ey work and
prices, and they cannot ri 10 he pleased In regard 90
both. My shop h1ving become n permanent one. ! Ar
determined u supply and suit all who like riding in an
ELEGANT and easy Carriage. or the fITIdrr aho desires a
SUBSTANTIAL farm or road wagon or carr.
Painting and Trimming done on short notice.
Y IAN work manufactured at my shop is warranted.
Warren, March -, ISJ?y H. c. BELDEN.
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NHERIFF,S SALE.

SlllLLElII OLLLL1
~ The State of Ohio In Petition for Partition
Pleas of TrumSulI Co., o.
By virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and de-
Iirered. wherein, Stephen Pruden, and Pheba Pruien
are Plaintiffs, and Lyman Thompson, Jonathan ThOmp-
son, Silas Thompson, Hiram I. Thompson, James
Thompson, Seth Thompson, Catherine Thompson, Alyi-
"a Williams. John Mcclure, Lucy Nc Clure. John
Law. Sally Law, Samuel DOud and Manila DOud. are
defendants. | shall expose u public sale Al the door OF
the Court House, in Warren, in said county, on Satur-
day the 81 day of March, A. d. le55, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 1 O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the
lands and tsnements described in the said PETITION ID
VII: Situate in Vienna Township. MOI in FL Range
of Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. IN
the State OF Ohio. which is also in the county OF Ium-
bull, andi known ny being parts of lot No Il. and is
bounded as follows: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF the farm purchased nv L. C. & T. n. Booth. of D1-
vd and Esther Acheson, (and is better knOSn as the
farm originally owned by Nathan B Dawsonl and from
thence running south along the west line of Ael Ty-
ler's farm. to the east and vest corner road. thence run
ing west along said Center Road to the southeast corner
of five acres of land formally decided TO said James
Thomson. b. u. X Booth. and from thence north
along said Thompson's five acre lot. to its north east
corner, thence running west along the north line Of
said Eve acre tract to the lands of Hiram Burnett. thence
north alsng the east line of said Buruetts land, to land
owned by Samuel Squires deceased thence running
east along said Squire's south line to the place OF be-
ginning. and to contain twenty acres Of land. he the
same more or less, said twenty acres OF land appraised
at $500.
Also the following described lands and tenements in
said petition also described, to wit: situate in said
Vienna Township, being TOanship No. 4. IN SAID cOun-
ty Of Trumbull. known by part Of lot Is and is bounded
as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner OF lands
zrticied by Hiram Burnett on the east and west high
way Il rods. thence north along James Thomson's- Jr.
west line far enough to contain FIVE acres Of land,
thence west to said Burnett's land, thence south along
said Burnett's east line to the place of beginning. and
TO contain five acres Of land decided by L. X. Booth to
James Thompson. Sen April 18th. 1850. Recorded in
Trumbull county Record Book &c. page 300, said five %
acres OF land appraised at 500.
One-third Of the purchase money to be paid on the
day Of sale, one-third in one year thereafter. and one
third in two years from said day of sale, and interest
thereon until paid, with approved security
II. r. HARMON Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Warren, January 24tb 50, 5w.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Of
~ Trum u1 County Obi
win am NcFlrlane
Guar iian Of Angelina
5. McFarllne.
: Petition for Partition

The slid ASthrl W Porter and Charles : Porter are
hereby nOtiiel that said William NcFarlIue, Guardian
Of AHScline :. NcFSrlsne, ON the 18th. day Of January
A d. 1873, filed his petition in said court against them.
and which is SSH pending therein. praying for the par
titiOn u t~hirtyfuur acres and s~iNty-ive rods Of hud in
lot NJ. 70 in nowilnl TrumlUil County. Ohio. aEd he
ing tn" lAni -; of to A2gelIne Porter. iIte Angelina
Ncr trltIr. licensed ~ Frederick kinssu1n AMI 5.an
lItl1 under the viii Of James SclIt deceased. Also
praying for the partition Of tea acres of hand in Wt--
rem Trum. ull County. Ohio, being part Of section No.
p. and the same LAM apartei and set OF in the will Of
James Scott deceased, to Angelina Porter, late Angelina
McEaTlane deceased.
The petitioner asks that one third Of said lands be
set to said Angeline ;. McFarianea and one third each to
said Aslhel W. and Charles :. Porter.
said petition will he for hearing At the next term Of
! said Court. To he hol len in Warren in said County on
the 18Th. day of March next
HCTCHINS & CURTISS.
jan l. lS55-6E. Attys. for Petitioner.
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.THE EMPIRE STORE

Il Morgan are opening their large Stock Of Spring
boolS. which comprises an. assortment Of every styl,
Of Staple AMI Fancy Dry Goods. Straw Goods. Par
asols, Competing, Paper IIlngings, Crockery, Groce
ries. &c.. &c.
They would call attention particularly to their ext-n.
siye variety Of Ltlies' DR. s. Goods, BOHnets and Bonnet
Ribbons. EmirOileries. ShlTls. MlutillaS. &c, in al
the latest and most fashionable styles. Also. TO their
assortment 81 yer- superior Tl1le Linens. Linen Sheet
inss, Pillow Case Linens, shifting Linens. Sc.
They intend u keep their stock full 1t all times. oil
the best makes and most fashionable styles, and to sell
their Goods regularly, nj the lowest prices in the mar.
kct, not allowing themselves to he EHdersOH as long as
they remain in the trade.
Warren, April l..
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SALE.

~ BY virtue OK 4 writ OF condition. erPOE1s, 70 me
directed and delivered. by the Clerk Of the Court Oi
Mahoning County. OHIO, l will expose to public sale NJ
the door Of the Coar. House, in Warren, TrumAull
County, Ohio, on Saturday, fhe 2Oth dag Of JaRaary,
a. d., 1850, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
and 1 o'clock, z NJ. of said LAY. the following de
scrihed lands and t-nemeHts situate in the TOEnship
Of Hartford. TTumhull 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 | nIs Of DrAytOn Andrews,
usually called the Mill Lot, containing two acres of
land. To be sold AT the suits Of Hampton & Smith, vs.
Andrews and Boothe. Appraised at So.
IL. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Warren. Dec. 20, ISj-ts.
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II X. WISELL Manufactu-zR

H. rer Of Carriages. Bas.ies and ESSA
Wagons. West side cf the Mahoning -iv- ~
vr. Warren. Ohio, keeps on hand q large assortment in
his line. Of the latest and most improved eastern styles,
among which may he found 4 large lot ofsplendid Rock
Always. OF various patterns. with one. two or three seats;
4 good supply Of sliding seat Carriages, several Of which
are uu "a new and improved plan, having extension tops.
eiug different and far superior To anything ever manu-
fIcturrd IN this section % country. Also a good assert
Eeut Of one-hors- Carriages, Buggies, and two-horse
Wagons, all of which viii he sold as low as ut any other
shop on the Western Reserve. BY keeping none hut
the hest Of workmen, and protesting operfectly Under
stand the business himself, and working none hut the
est material that can he procured, he feels confident
tiat he can render entire satisfaction as regards style.
TuIlity 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.
Y. B-PAINTING and TRIMMING done in good
style. ut fair prices. and with punctuality and dispatch.
4 reasonable credit VIII he given to all responsible per.
sons who may desire it. All work done at his manufac
tory i warranted.
Remember the pIace-West side Of the MahOning riv
er, directly west Of the new bridge, Warren, Ohio.
April -. lisa. ELI X. WISELL.
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BRoyCHIrIs-Irs WORST STAGES CURED.

Dr.. TUBRS, Sir: When / commenced your treatment q
few months since. l was much dehilitItei, and suffering
from severe pain in the side, shOrtness Of breath. weak
ness and pain in the small Of the back, night sWeats,
res lessness, coughing, and eNpectorating prOfusely, Of
ten raising a pint OF whitish substance in a single morn
ing. Took cold frequently and 4 soreness and inhama
ton of the throat ftyo years standing, seemed increas
ing and extending down upon the lungs At times |
became so dizzy As to fall. unless near some Object OF
support Byuse Of your medicines | was entirely re.
Heyrl, and am now As wei AMI strong as ever before in
my life SIN at work through all kinds of weather, and
though sometimes wet, neither the cough nor soreness
Of throat troubles me in the least.
Yours respectfully. JAMES :. WELCA.
Feet C1.vaIauH nAr - ISL
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II EGAL NOTICE.
IL Ephraim Thomas Admir-
Of Mary Anderson decd
Probate Court,
Petition to sell n
James D Anderson.
Finley 5. Anderson

FINLEY > Anderson
and others
The said James B. Anderson and Finley = Anderson
heirs of the said Mary Anderson, are hereby informed
that on the 10th. day OF January 1855, said administra'
tor filed his petition in the Probate Court OF TrumhGli
County Ohio, the object and prayer OF which petition
is to obtain an order on the twenty fourth day Of teb
ruary A. D. 1855, for the sale OF the following real rs,
tate, to uit situated in Liberty township No Ssecond
range of townships, in the Connecticut Western Re
serve in the State of Ohio. in the County OF Trumhun.
known by being part Of lot No. 20, in said township OF
Liberty and bOun lei as follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner OF said section No 20, thence norm
4 Deg. west on the east line OF said section to the south
line Of John Logs land thence westerly on said Logs
line, so far that a line drawn parIlel with the first men
toned line running to the South line OF said section,
No. 20, will contsin twenty acres OF land Also, anoth-
er lot Of land situated in said township 81 Liberty
aforesaid known by part Of lot No. 10, in said township
and bounded as follows .
Beginning at a point in the west line OF said lot, at
ths South west corner Of land owned by Isaac wages
which is twenty chains and forty links north from the
South west corner Of said lot No 10, thence east along
the South line Of said Wages land thirty-four chains
and forty seven links. thence south so far that a line
drawn parallel with the last mentioned line, or south
line of said Wages land to the west line oil said lot
shall contain seven acres of land
EPHRAIM THOMAS. Admir- OF Mary Anderson dec
By PmLO I. REED, his Atty.
;a, % 80 Ar
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THE PREMIUM at the late Fair for
L the largest. cheapest and lest selected stock Of
GRnCERIEALNn $500 $500.

Il the largest. cheapest and lest selected stock Of
GROCERlENAND NANkEE MOTIONS
in the County. was awarded 10 DUNLAP & STUART. who
have just received the most complete ass 'r,u-cEt ever
offered to the people Of Old Trunlull. Purchased since
the great decline in prices, which enables Them to oGcr
the following programme Of EstIhles, DrinkIalcs. Wear
ables and FaGcyiIes, al rates which VIII Ist1uish poll
ticiat = Know Nnthir-s, &c, all OF whom VITA the rest
~ human cr..t-r.." are invited . s.-rnl tac show.
free frrt-s g.. lut-.S ?. cL-n.Tea Laf gT.ce, arG.Esice
the stncS. cJLss1-rS iH.=rt q:
lCO Boxr. Rt.s;a,. . "a 10 c. e..
20 " k7,.H Spsra- b. i'--S--- Java Gee
80 &" asS1r.~t Ltris. 80 Ch-<-s T~-.aii y-.ces.
10 doz. LYONS kaii trlar.J' !.l.s r-Hu-r.
20 Exs L.1r- Nos- Pipes. 10 Hats t.<.a.
~ El=s AiSYicc- - d o. >,l;-h ; -.
10 do. Jars Pie'lr~. - " LD-ri"H rr5s'-.
80 Exs S.tI Biscuit 80 " C;-rE. III p pirs.
50 Ibis. Butter Crackers. ~ bills. e o. Saga
10 Water do. - Powdered 30.
10 sugar d. 10 " CrIsl-l jo-
10 hhis. No. S1-ar. $40 gro. ;e:-,s.
50 bbls. NoIasses. 50 Butts = < q. 20 acca.
10 L" ) II syrup. - Fancy Brands. 10
50 doz. German Mcerschaums. Chocolate Cocoa ;
Ground Pepper and Cinnamon; 10 boxes more Of That
Fountain Starch. the incest thing on, Corn Starch,
TaPiocca. Farina, &c. for Puddinss 81 Boxes Stenrin
Candles 80 Boxes Tallow Candles 20 gross Pintand
Z Pint Flasks , gross Wicker Flisks Almonds
Brazil Nuts. Filherts Pecclns English Wahruts 4;
Pea Nuts Citron Zanto CurTaHts Pruncs SerlleSt
RIisins; Cutani-Dry Chewing and smoking Tobacco;
Brandies Wines l;um Gin and Whisky, by the har-
rel. 4 complete assortment Of Yankee Notions. sta
tiOnery. Blank Books, MemOrlnduns, &c. all OF which
is offered TO the JObhing Trade at q small advance frouI
New York prices. We have not the time or space to
cnumerIte our stock in full. but rest our plea on tn
hope that "NOU' will CALL SIZE. Buy. and finally. In
the second place, seyeuteenthly. We beg leave to sui
scribe ourselves 'TruIy Yourn.'
DUNLAP & STEWART.
4 } .ugrket Street.
Warren. Nov I ISL
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NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted t.
SPIRIT RAPPINGS UNVEILED

~ me. by note or book account, will confer favor
by calling at the Gaskill House, and - quaring up"
as after the 18th Of February, all notes and accounts
will be left for collection NJ. McMANCS.
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TEACHER

Il There will be an examination OF Teachers. at the
Oace OF Legrett q Cox, on Saturday Jan.27 is55' com
mencinr ar 10 o'clock A. VI. All who wish to he exam
iaed before Spring must he present at that time,
By order of the Board, IL. C. ANN Secy-
ION "a -
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NrEM LYME WATER CURE

" III. grnve cstihliShGeLt still co1siuucs ia sue,
-,>-FrI n~n.ration. ami = a'-ogt 70 cpmaeure upbu -
sarr season.. III. Lr--iy increased number u Ia.
tent : treated at the csIa li>ancat the past wear. aad
the ltr-- uuu.rr 1f cures r.yrtesl iHlUr- -ne suhs-ri-
her % 80 eve tttt NO ula-- aanrl i superior advantages
for Treatment. Tbs above establishment l. Iscat@ 81 in
New Lyme. sshla ala C.gH.y. Ohio. Terms from SIX
to eight dollars per week. tccIr ling u rooms taken
and af-..rt on given. ruyt. !a weekly iaysriaaIr. For
cy.nrparinn, aud advice for those that do not STAY nj
.ha ,u~- 81 : fr examination ana written irescriptiop
for ham. treatment - g. kEE N. d. Prophet r..
New Lyme Jan Eth, J5-5ms
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THE STATE OF OHIO, rrumbul

l. County. SIS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
EneIiue Z. BurrOvs AMI UrIlne. her husband ;
Lou;s1 Burrows and Lorenzo. her husband; Hope r.
IIri aud rlonIs. her hIs and AJby Ann B-gea and
AInzi, her husband,
Cyrus Bosyorth. Charles Ellsworth, Horatio Y. WIrl,
administrator OF Josiah Rtrler; Abigail g. RIsseI,
Hrriet =. wlri aaI l.: y. Wirl. her huslaui josiah
Bar ssr, Rcatri Bw'er. EparhriGs BIT'er, Sophia
BtrIc aal J 'ruSht II. Birocc, heirs II law, Of Josiah
Bar ser, l-ceissL-
Pe,ti0z 70 collect arE f~0-scIosc IgaF contracts.
The sail administrator ali heirs Of Josiah Bir'er,
Ehp are n5n-resileAts. AMI resi- lenc.s ulkuoEn, arc
Motif Il that tls PlIntifS have lie the petition in
s1tI court. ale lgin-. thIt nv contract iItel My IL,
ISIH, ml k - PlIiutilS IuI Ann Lori. [nov leJ.4s'd0
hy JOSIAH Btr'cr AMI Rchlri Lori, the PllintiIs are
the /. fuitl L. owners OF certain !1a Is lIni contracts,
and the De- Is lue thereon. male ~ Roswell Stone. a.
trust. e Of samuel p. lord. the ancestor Of sill Blraer
AMI lori to Cyrus BJsEorth. for all Of lot No. 10, part
Of lots No. 9 anl II, ia Lorlstpya. SAID county; that
said hers an administrator Of Bar ser have no interest
in said all contracts Or diets that i ieei EIs eX-cu-
tel ay the heirs OF said Bar ter, in whom the title was
to sail BlsSorth. aul delivered to D. rOl IS an escrow
to hand to BosGOTth, on payment Of said contract, and
pr Iyirg ia lsnent against Cyrus BosyOrth for Sli93.
-. the amount lue au the contracts. OF else 4 RECESSION
Of the contracts aud possession AMI title to Plaintiffs,
OF the lands Il .scri rel ia the contracts.
The NONRESIDENT Defendants, tbs administrator and
heirs Of said J lSiah Barber, must appear AMI answer
said petition Icy the Ith day % February, A. ID 1855.
or jUl sncnt AMI decree against them vii &c entered
on default. HOFFMAN q RAfLIFF,
Jan. 81, I55J,-6S AutyS for Plaintiffs.
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THE RICHEST BOOK OUT.-Th

L Town in COnvulsions-"HIGH LIFE N NEW
YORK. by JONATHAN SlIcK. Esq, of WeathersfeId,
Connecticut.
If you desire a long laugh, a good laugh, a hearty
laugh, a real, uprOariOus explosion Of a laugh, read
Jonathan Slick Such humOr, such cOmical ideas Of
men ami things, such incNpressjbly funny Adventures
and Incidents, were certainly never before set down
in print. 1t is a book Of Infinite jest and most conf
cal fancy. Id 49,
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SALE.


~ The STATE OF ONO, Trumbull County, SIS.
by virtue Of two Orders Of Sale, to me directed and
delivered, one In favor Of the Executor Of Calvin q.
SutliI, deceased, against Matthes AchesOn aud others;
aud the other in favor Of JacOp lake vs.. Matthew Ach-
cson and others, | shall expose to Public Sale, at the
door of the Court House, in Warren, in said County
On Saturday, the eth dag Of January, A. d., ls55,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
P VI. OF said day. the following described lands and
tenements, to wit: Situate in Weathersfeld, Trumbull
County, Ohio, Township No. 3, in the 81 Range, in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, ami which is known by
part Of tract or Lot No. , in said Weathersdeld, anu is
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning 1t a post stand
ing west - chains and links from the northeast cor
uer Of said Lot or tract thence west - chains and 81
links. to the northwest corner Of said tract thence
south D chains and 80 links, u a post standing on the
north hank Of the Mah0ning River thence down the
said River as it winds AMI turns, north s64 deg, east
~ chains and p links, and north 6i4 deg, east IL
chains and 6 links thence north "a deg. west, to the
place Of beginning, cont lining two hundred and thirty
two, and eighty four oue-hundre this acres Of land,
exc .pting t~herefrom, and not hereby to be sold, 30
acres OF said tract. sold 1t SheriG's Sale March 9Th,
1916, to Dean Z. Mason. Appraised at S4-5sj -.
II. r.. HARMON Sheriff.
Sb-riF1s Office Warrpu- Dee y .Ir54-JW
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GALE! SALEW OF REAL ESTATE

y BY Urier OF JOuFt-
On Friday. the 2jth day Of Janulry. A. D., 1855.
between the hours Of Q A. NJ, ami 1 2. NJ. Of sail day,
viii he sold on the premises. in Greene. rrumhull Co.,
Ohio, the foll0Eing Real Estate, a the property OF
John VI. Jerauld. deceased, viz: Part Of Lot No. : in
said Township, and IS hounlel. beginning 1t a post in
the south west corner Of said Lot; thence north on the
line ~ chIins and - links thence east On the north
line , chains AMI 81 links. u a post th-ace south on
The centre Of the road 10 chIins AMI % links. to \
post: thence west along the south line Of said Lot 3S
chains and - 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.
ANU b. JERAULD. Administrator Of
JOHN VI. JERAULD, Deceased.
Rv ArIrS n FrtrrR- ANY. d Civ
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CALE! SALEI OF REAL ESTATE

y DY UrICr OF J0urI
On Friday, the 2Gth day Of January, 1855, will be
sold on the premises, in Weathersfeld, Trumbuli 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 q point in the south line Of said Lot, and west
Of the Mlhoaing River thence up said River 3O chains
and - links. to an oak tree thence south "a leg,
west . chlius and II links thence on the highway
- chains and - liaks. TO place Of beginning. and CON
tsias forty acres Of land. Appraised 1T -. Terms
Of sale mtle known On lay O. sale.
JOHN DEAA. Administrator of
JOHN YOUNG, Deceased.
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~ An expose of the origin, history, theology and
philosophy Of creation, alleged communications from
the Spirit world by means of spirit rarping. mediums
writing. physical demonstrations, etc, with Illustra-
tiOns, by Rev. II. Mattison, A. NJ, at
Ian Il RATnWTNsS
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SOMETHING NEW-CARHARTS

SOME HIM Jew >
~ MELODEON INSTRCCTOR!-This is an iuyaiu.
able WORK to those learning to pay the Melodeon. 1t is
a large, neatly bound work, presenting 4 series Of near
ly 2JU stu lies being a complete and progressive method
Of Instruction for ia. Nel1le3n or any rec Instrument.
To this IS added a very valuable assortment Of Songs,
Du9tts, AMI Trios. WaltLes, Marches, Quick steps, Pol
kls. &c; among which are the following:
Co Iuette POlSa. Elm Waltz, Fest March, Gertruie's
Dream Waltz, Gypsy Polka, Iron Boots Quick Sten, I'll
pray for Thee, Saratoga pJlSa. Spirit Waltz. Ch0rus
from William Tell. ThOI HIST Learned to Love AnOth-
or. Lilly Dale Song AMI Qu Irtette, Jlnic's on the
stormy Sea, Annie LlErir, Family Bible, &c. all
choice Pieces.
There are nearly 100 good pieces Of Music in the
Book. Price J l,00. Ii will lie sent by mail to any one
seniing Sl.AO AMI 1 postage stImps.
War; IN. Aprii II. ISH. :. I. POMEKOY.
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WIN. S. WEST, Proprietor of New
4 CARD--H- PECK Of Warren and

~ 4. :. b -RwELL Of Mercer Pa, having associated
themselves together under the name Of PErK AMI BcR-
WELL. for the purpose Of carrying on the Mercantile
business. Respectfully announce 20 the people Of War
ren and vincinity that they have bought the entire
stock Of Merchan lise belonging TO Ii. II. PECK, Of War
rem DrygoOd Store" and will continue the business on
The same as heretofore. We respectfully solicit. as We
in tend to merit, a liberal share of puolic patronage.
PECK d BrRWELL.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

DOR SALE-A House and Lot, in
Il the Village of Warren. in an eligible situation,
on Washington Avenue. Lot is medium size, House
commodiOus, containing ) Rooms. Price. $3.50.
Inquire Of J. f. ASPER, Atty at Law
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