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BIOGRAPHY o rnE MrLL1oy !

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just resolved and will he sold At cost of publication, To
teachers. We have introduced since the publication Of
this work. Ot not 'eing one year, over tour hundred
copies. in the schools Of Trumhull County.
Sold for ONE DOLLAR. at
uavat AnAMEs pnOEETnnE
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cattle and swine.
The E~aphonians.

Inc Eapnonlans.
This company of singers gave their
second one in Empire Hall, on Tues
day evening of last week. The audi
ence, though respectable in numbers,
was not as large as the talents of the sing
ers deserved. The singing, particularly
that of Mrs. Rainey, was excellent. We
think We hazard nothing in saying that
her singing has lot been equalled by the
performance % any lady, in any of the
companies who have sang in public, in
tn place, for the last ten years. In fu-
rity of tone, compass of voice, and artis-
tic skill, she certainly has had no COM
petitor here. The uLpretending. gen.
tlemanly and lady like department of the
whole troupe, have left favorable inn
pressions on all with whom they were
brought in contact. We wish them "a
bundant success.
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theatrical

Theatrical.
One of the ~nuisances which occasion
ally favor this town with a visit, in the
shape of a poor travelling theatre, made
its appearance at the Empire Hall one
evening last week. 1t rejoiced. when
here, in the title of the Cculdock Dram
ATTIC Company. Il is an unmiigated
humbug. and those who do not wish to
be cheated, had better have nothing TO
do with it.
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NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY

~ STORE, at No. 10, Main street, three doors south
OF the p. o.
l. GESuMAY respectfully announces to the Ladies
OF Warren and neighbOTing towns, that he has just
opened a new and fashionable stock OF Millinery and
Fancy Goods, consisting Of elegant French Flowers,
Ribbons, Straw Goods, Embroideries Leces, Dress Trim
mings, Hosie y, Gloves, Ike, &c, and sOiicits acall
from all desiring anything in his line. Afull and fasn-
iOuabls assortment Of BOnnets and Caps, OF the latest
styles, viii be kept constantly on haul. Also Str@w
Bonnets cleaned and pressed, and all orders promptly
attended to. now L SIN
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RARE CHANCE to buy ahouse

~ andl1t on Washington Avenue. in Warren. fsR
At a very Tow marx. The lot il about ten roIsS
square, very handsomely situated. There IS on IL a
new frame house and an excellent well Of superior VA
ter. There is ground enough 20 warrant a division Of
the lot, the house ben on its west line. The whole
viii be sold together, or aparted to suit the purchaser.
The situstion IS tine. a good neighborhood. ani uirh.
enough to the High School. The cwner, r. II. Niorrei,
being DESTROYS Of selling. offers the place for sI.OOO.
half down, balance in two payments. For further par.
ticulaTs. call on T. J.. McLAIN
Warren, Oct. "a. Real EUate Arent-
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Plan FO RTE S!

Z WISH TO SAY To Tie MUSICAL
4 PUBLIC Of this vicinity, that owing 10 the unex
pectei Improvement Of ny ealth, l am still in Warren.
ami nov intend to remain here. aud devote myself
with greater activity than ever 10 the music business.
L wilIal state, in this connection that l have soid
nv entire miscellaneous stock OF Music and Small
INSTRUMENTS 10 MIR. Geo. Adams, who viii conduct the
business as heretofore Al the old stand. lie Is mak ng
Iar.e additions 10 my former stock. and l respectfully
solicit for him the pau Onage heretofore extended TO
ne in this department. As for myself II is ms inten-
ton to devote all my time, e ergy and capital, 20 the
sale Of PIANO FUlrES AND MELODEONs. ! am
now recei ding the largest stock IN tins line, nave
eyer unrch ased. and am prepared to say the best stock
and the cheapest. 1t shall he my aim, as It has heen-
20 sell zone but those / believe to be the best Instru
meuts. ami at such prices Is to make it 1t an object for
persons to purchase Of me instead Of buying at Cl-Ee-
land. Pittsburgh or East. L select my Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver them and variant them
not only to I've good, hut to satisfy the purchaser l
have nov been selling Pianos and Melodeons Tor over
= years, and so far as I know, ny customers have
without an exception been perfectly satished, IN every
respect. both with the quality II their instruments and
the price paid. / sahioiE the names OF a few OF those
Who have purchased Pianos OF ne within the Ast9
years. to whom persons interested can refer:
W.RRzx-I. L. Fuller. Esq; Rev J. Marvin; Lewis
J. Iddings; Hon. NJ. Birchari; T.. J. McLahn, Esq;
}. NJ. HezIep; L, Weeks; Hsnry smith !. tuiE, :,
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford; Miss Ia Grleter' Ausic
Teacher; Byron Reed J. Vautroti I. NJ. Pa'ehi 'ohh
McComhs.
ArsTISrowN.-Wm Porter.
NILrs.-James Russell; Vim. Ward; John Battles
MuToN.--Ilou. J. Tod; James Powers,
NEwroS F.LLs.-iIorace Stevens J. Grove E.
Lyman.
b. krEvrLLE H. Sheldon.
UIRAx. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARMISGToS-Miss l.. c. steldman, Muse Teacher
BzisroL.-J. ". Pattensale; I. Corey, ND
LooMFrELD-Cheste Howard.
PARkNAN. O-Gep Burt
KIxsxAx.-D. Allen, VI. D.; II. Barnard; J. Kinsman.
VERSoS-Ialsa Clark; Lyman LeOnsrd.
BAzErr..-EH W. Dray.
H1pBARD--JOhn Crlmer.
GlaAEp.-H. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsend; VIM
Richards.
Yorxos.oy. &C. C. Chapman; VIM. Ross, Man
sion House; J. s luires; 4. Medbury.
POLASD, OBJ. I. Lee.
New CASTLE, PA-1. o. Morgani +. Perkins; sam
uel Pearson; A. Henderson.
WELLINGTON. PA.-Rcv. VIM. Francis.
B0ARDNAS.-C. c.. Hraii ard.
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons taken in ex-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered free
Of charge. and kept in order for I year.
warren Nor. :. Is5j. ST. POMEROY.
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M +. PORTER'S SKY-LIGHT DA-

w f. PORTER'SSKY-LIGHT DA-
w s~GUERREAN ROOMS. SECURE THE SHADOW
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FAME" The Subscriber is happy
to announce tothe citizens OF warren and surrounding
country, that he has fitted up a suit Of Rooms over Bald
wins Bookstore, south OF the Post Ollce. with 4 large
Skg-ighf, where he is prepared TO furnish Daguerreo-
types in the Best Style OF the Art. He has a fine as
s0rtment Of Materials, Cases, &c, os the latest styles,
which he has received direct from New York. and
which will he furnished az moderate prices. He has
aisp a collection Of OIL Paintings and Daguerreotypes
for The Qualification ofthe lovers Of Art, a d has spared
no pains to make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
place Of resort at all hours, and he is determined by
constant a iditious to 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
his efforts to II fifty those who require his services as
an Artist and DaguereOrypist.
Pictures taken in ALL OF WEATHER.
All persons are cordially invited to call, whether
wishing Pictures or not
T7WOr done at my rooms piH be rarrantsd.
WILLIAM =. PORTER.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Robert ". RttliI, Before jefferson Palm. a Jus
vs.. tice OF the Peace Of Warren
ED. Howard. township.
The defendant. T. D. Howard, is hereby notified that
the plaintiff had an order Of a tachmeui issued in this
action. on the 9th day of November. A d 1885. to recO
yer Of the said defendant the sum Of S32.l2, due on a
prOniiSsory note dated Seft. LIST. 1854, payable in one
year af er date for thirty dollars, with interest, which
order Of attachment has been served and re urned. AMI
the said action hls been continued 10 the sd day OF
December. 4 d ls55. ut one O'Clock p u. The defend
ant viii also take notice that the plaintiff will testify on
the trial OF said case. b. Z. HOFFMAN
Nov II, IS55-3t ATTY for PHI.
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That Dinner,

That Dinner,
Which McAlanus got up at the Gaskill
House Saloon, on Thanksgiving Day,
and invited some of his friends to help
pu doun, was just what might have been
expected. Every one. who has had al
opportunity of testing Macs skill in the
culinary line knows that he can't be beat,
and his efforts on this occasion were cha
racterislic of him. Turkies, Fresh Fish
Oysters, DC, DC, were successfully
brought forth. and rapidly disposed of.
II is not often that Printers Devils, Ito
say nothing of Edi DIS get a chance to
indulge in the luxury of such a dinner,
and the way this opportunity vas impro-
we'd, was evidence that it was fully ap-
preciated. Who wouldn't return thanks
for suci a dinner? Mac surely has our .
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Death.

Sudden Death.
We were panied to learn, just as our
paper was going to press. thai Mr.. AL
BERT L. MORLEY died suddenly, at his
residence, at abouF 5 O'Clock A. NJ. on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. NJ. had been in
delicate health for some time, but was in
his store on Monday, transacting bust
ness. In the evening he had a slight
attack of hemorhage from tie lungs
At 5 O'Clock Tuesday morning, he was
again attacked, and almost instantly ex-
pired. Mr.. MORLEY was a well known
and valued citizen, and his death will be
deeply regretted.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.-The sub

Il scriber offers his services, to those wishing to 10
cate lands in Iowa, at reasonable rates. Particular at
tion paid to locating Laai Warrants, or IL desired, I
VIII locate and sell the land, for one hair the profits,
counting each warrant worth 81 . per acre. and pay
my own expense. Except she Office Zee, which is enc
dollar for each 80 acres1
Laud Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located FOR cash. or eastern drafts, or on time.
Taxes paid and tides examined, In Central or Northern
Iowa. LOVELAND.
EeHerences-Geo. Tayier, Esq, Cashier OF the West
ern r Bank; Austin y. Kihbee, Esq, Rev. A. N. Brown,
Farmingt m, o.; D. II. Taft, Esq, Columbus, o.
Scotch Grove. Jones Co., Iowa, sept 49, le55.
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Improvement in Gates

The latest and best invention for shut.
ting gates, which has come under our OBJ
~servation, is an iron spring attached to
the post by a screw bolt, and also to the
gate, by a short link. 1t allows the gate
to open its full width, and still the pres
sure is exactly the same as when it is
partly open, thus rendering it impossible
10 leave 1t open undesignedly; while it
Goes not at all interfere with the passage
through the gateway. We have one at
tached to one of u own gates, and can
therefore, speak understandingly. Mr..
S. D. ADAMS, of Bristol, is selling them
through this county. As they are not
expensive, costing 81, so, and perfectly
perform the Office for which they are de-
signed, We do not dou' there are many
who, like ourselves, will be glad to avail
themselves of a means of protecting yards
and shrubbery from the visits of Iawless
cattle and swine.
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TIL E
Wcsfefp Resefbe 6Afopicie


TERMS-0ne DoIlarand Fify Gents, in
advance; Two Dollars, if payment is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued uatil all arFearages are paid
except at the option of the publishers
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PROCLAMATION EATRAl-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES -
TO THE PEOPLE OF TEJNBULL AND ADJOINING COUNTIES who have extended so liberal land
ap fnplcoT me- during c skye ar TuG in which periodic time thsben my soi fortune to
form Av Hunu Nu-u make many friends Eh@NIw friendship AMI NudG5vu CTe UmeuhGdw nth the
most pie snte nur% TueinL irNsGnyo hHne@- Six years agGa the COhng
Rnr ETaO d TwiuHw Twas in its nhnC,H and WhrnhIrs TntWs the FIRST person in that eneure
ia Warn sarinr wi n determinations 10 hchGPW adad 0y, he h5eIOt udup trade that Eud
IIaHg increase N trngto his egMtT50 he TIun Of sch! ga 1.-THE faces those Who gsh patrons
hEmrJb success Ms enlistment AND THIS PHOL AHNunyh bad to Inform an who Srm wmt
OF CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE. QUALITY OR QUANTITY,
nna CatoaS shirt na cart load can he cOnm,d Nedo then cost twWac@ustTm
HAVE LEI III VAN. BROUGHT DOWN III PRICES NrRJLLED THE BUSINESS since the
Cities the LARGESF STOCK or FALL mi WTNTER CLOTHING ever opened in Tmu III COUNTY, con
Idau- in part fe hHoTng- goods Heavy and Fine ygcOhs aiTssa armm: oeu kind. grades sand
VhUegD Dress Uk Sack and Business CmI. OF all cOOr-su shades amt varieties; all kmsU Pants from
the car@HU to very fmEa Hendda assortment Of @sc consisting ofuk velvet Nd fancy and plain
satin silk cashmere. bHhlc uaTee. SC; lots OF Furnishing Goods Shirts D-s.U ndashr. CrtL
HntocmeH- CourSS Socks and apenlT%- Afnesak oflhsa ndC Caps eh will eadc haprhan
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
Ihvea oa hnem md we'll setds G< OF CLOTHS, CASSIYEEES yEsuNGS and OvERCOATTNG. for
iM Drwe Gm dugupa all ds fchmw york. which ill he auanl male N ID betanim most fashionable
style amby the beau ehanisn He country An or rthuc community ma he poed mp in regard to
prices aud thereby pWyrneis ron being haYeih nsneoiu the small conTusa hOutOEa, give abef fills
Ifucpucs- TPREADi
Good wooden overcoats from 50 rs upwards. Good wooden suit of cloth coat,
pants vest and shirt, $3.50. Fine black suit Of cloth, consisting of
black coat, black pants and satin vest, $500.
UCNmtv IoRr nmr sale HcmsW within tn Warsm md qmsancsofa an Fe
search ofCLOTHNG let m say look uUGni eNminet eN oGso uhes small d8 in this article
IL fH in shifting yuinE quality or pe. the fault Willie my OWL Tony competitors. Who so r nma ne
mrWe ofun5eS fm IdIuGnu themselves ~penht those their employ tudceuye hncersrI a.
to AZURE my rerpuonG arot U shndeUsm Misrepresentation and wuu hhNhoOdS l have hut
.mewTIlo sap RS S SINNERS hkee Ieen-c come home trOoI" Mhesa noble. uvnge-tor give
%$vr community BETTER GOODs at " PRICES nC AN or Wild ispfdeIae
@ Will EpgEN and ehWpyto see my oil friends andb psvei to make the acqrdnancso fnexns
when hGT can make it convnhmtto gem a call Remember 3der+ Oak Front 2drss SOUTH tn Post
Nos and 49, MMnS Street. Warren, Ohio. sPY J. G0LDSTEIN.
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TORA and the Doctor, al
-rRUMRULL COMMON Pleas.
Civil A5Eioa-4t,sehnsa
lawn L- AAlAat =
-.


] David q. Gii40rc,)
-. Civil Actol-Att1chlsat
Joseph Crawford. ;
The d-f-nltlt, Joseph Crawford, win take ncacethat
a suit in attachment was commenced e Fsi-st HIN before
Jefferson Palm. Justice of the lsacc fE Warren, Cct
:. Is55. anil thence taken 10 the Court OF Cina'cn Pleas
fr si! county. upcn certificate of sid Justice n u
tach hnls. Unless sai3 efsndaptaasFer Is lac i6th
dag o. Noves.l,r PROV ~judrm.E viii he tiser hy de-
fult. auI his i.uis within sail couu.F gold - -atiety
th- -sms. AMOUNT claimed, SIS = win interest from
oct. :. 1855, ani costs. LEGiETT & cox.
OF. af-sT &ty's fgT R!f,
7 TFE and Times OF James Gordon Ben
81 nets, &. EALDBINS
DAG. BAG. by n. P. Willis,
Ia issa AZ BALpTtS's.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, &c.
4 LIST OF Lands, Town Lots, and Real Property. returned delinquent
l n by the County, pasurTd Of umunC oGt.O Ohio LIN January, E5 NxceuugH hose On uhmh
IN @Nes have sneeten Tado With ueh taxes Of H3it which is added a penalty Of thirty per
"eeherW hahhe aNes of the presently year
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ROW. LoFs Aso RE.L eRppsRrY.

HEs Tcrn Plat. NJ Lt In Lot Part. No. Feet Value. Total Tax,
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'CTAND NOT UPON TIE ORDER

- OF YOUR GOING. { GO AT ONCEI
To DUNLAP, STEWART REEDS. and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
The facilities which our firm nov possess. Zone Of the
firm being constantly in The eastern cities. thus being
able TO take advantage Of the markell are not equllled
~ any house in Ohio. We cali the attention Of mer-
chants and the public &c orally to the fol owing list OF
articles, which. having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to ofer at New York
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And the bestassortmsnt q ~YANKEE NOTIONS-eyer
brought to this MARKET which will he sold at prices
which defy competition, we care not from what quarter
it comes. Merchants particularly are invited 10 give
IS 4 call. Remember the place.
DUNLAP, STEWART 81 REED
Nos. 4 and 5, Market ST., Warren.
September SG. 1855.
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NARTER'S SPANISH MIXTUREI
" TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BIO
An a Pnrfirle Of Ner.nrn in IL

Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland. o
Cleveland, Sept. 90, 1s55-Sm
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ERESH TEAS-Green and Black al
L. soc 75c and SI,OO, of superior flavor, at the
NEW YORK STORE.
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A1rw voRK srnRE. FALL And

DROWN 4 BLEACHED Shirtings.
- OF good quality. at 6 cts; heavy muslins and fine
shae.i. Is in nronortIon. az The NEW 1Okk ~I-l.E.
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NMBBUIDERIES d IRIMMINVO-
~ Rich Thread Laces; Swiss an Cambria Collars
Sleeves Bands and Embroideries; Velvet. hoire An
;ique and other sly les Trimmings The ladies' say tiS
A ieat to examine the great 'ariety at the
NEW 0 r. STORE.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
II handler Hawley,
Exr. Of ThOs. Hayiey, deed, Probate Court.
ys Petition 10 sell land,
nT--a- VTaHTnw ef 81

zoo TONS OF CHEESE WANTED,
COOrof which the highest mzrse. price wiibs paid,
Ia cash, On delivery, IDDINGS z MORGAN,
Sets. u. IS5j,
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IeRislatiYa Summary.

In thS Senate, in the morning, Mr.. Ballew
introduced petition from citizens of McMinn
and Monroe, asking for the enactment of a law
10 prevent the passage of cattle from South
ern climate through this State whereby muir
rian or other disease may be communicated to
the stock of our citizens. Reports were re-
ceived from committees none Of which were
finally acted upon. The Senate n-concurred
in House message fixing the hour for meeting
in Convention for the purpose of electing
Pablo Printer, and fixed 81 P. NJ. as the hour,
aud asked the concurrence of the House of
Representatives. Senate resolution expressing
the opinion Of the General Assembly adverse
to granting State aid to any combination of
projects for internal improvements, was taken
up and discussed and finally rejected.
In The House, the morning session was occu-
pied in the transaction of business of a local
character
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Central America.

The annulment of the Clayton Bulwer treaty gives
high importance now to every thing going on
in Nicaragua, and hence, Walkers movements and
intents have a magnitude which nothing else could
give them. Walker now is in possession of the
Nicaraguan Government-the Governor de fdcto-
his California Fiibusters, but a handful Of them,
having really overthrow the Government de jure,
and established in its stead his own, by his own
strong arm. This news may or may not in part
have reached England when the last steamer sailed
certainly not in ful-but it may be- that the little
success Walker had been having before the taking
of Grenada, aroused the British Government to
strengthening its West India squadron as stated in
the London press.
The Walker government however, now the gov
eminent de tdeto. will doubtless be recognized by
the Nicaragua Company, as by other parties. which
have to deal with Nicaragua. The British Govern
ment will not like this-we presume-for Walker,
though a Fllibuster is of American origin, and is
surrounded by Americans-and hence his heart
must be American. An American foothold once
made in Nicaragua, with no treaty on our part to
drive it out-there is a poor chance for Great
Brtain's long possessing the protectorate of Mos
quito, or for having very long enjoyment of the
Ruatan Islands, though off the Honduras coast.
Americanism is spirit that British subjects catch,
well the rest of the world, and thus here,
Central American islands may revolu!ionize them~
selves.
Central America, for some time to come is thus
likely to be point of interest. Walker being in,
it will trouble the British Government to get him
out, without coming into conflict with us.-N. Y.
Express.