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AUDITORS OFFICE, NJ COUNTY, OHIOJ
WARREN, NOVEMBER 2Sh, 1855.

AUDITORS OFFICE, TRUMBULL COUNT. ONION
WARREN, NOVEMBER 2Sh- ls5
thereby certify the forroingto bea correct list of all hea lands own lots and real property re
turned Sefnmmntbv the Treasurer fmdC ounuGn January in the year oeu omaIde eight hundred
and fifty five, - except hseo IN which the esh have snee 6enp paid" and that the foregoing deTP
ton fadh lands town L. &- is hea M as that on the Duplicate Of 1885, md that the nxsd the
prcdigy r have bench arrdc correctly thereon, Eh hy PER nmun penalty on such taxes
together Will III axes fhe present year
ey in said list contined0ra much thereof as will be necessary pyh the taxes and penalty
charrdt thereon. vii he sh at he curt House.. in aid county. or the cOd Monday Oath hO Of
January 1856 by the County Tpasur,u unless the taxes land penalty are paid before That time
CHARLES l. HUNT. ComH hanor
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

~ In the New BlIl1ing, opposite the Democrat Of
flee, Nam Street, Warren, Ohio.
BARTLETT q Brown have received their Spring and
Summer Clothing-and are prepared to exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market, consisting of all the varieties Of Coats,
Frocks. Pants, Vests. &c, of the latest styles. Also,
BOYS CLOTHING, HAT and CAPS. and a full stock
Of G~ENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS A large
stock OF BroadclOths, Cassimeres and Yestings. OF rich
and durable qu.lity- All who wish 70 purchase Cloth
ing made to order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods, and learn the prices, before purchasing, as
we feel confident we cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CARD.-TheP rOprieters return their sincere thanks
to the people OF Warren ard vicinity, for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
for a continuance P. 7. BARTLETT,
Warren, June 90, 1855. G.. W. BROWN.
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Warren Library Association.

The Directors of the Warren Library
Association are requested 10 meet at the
Office of Messrs. LEGGEIT IL Cox, on
Thursday evening next, to close up the
affairs of that institution.
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THE OHIO FARMER FOR 1856


L The OAiO Farmer' will commence its Fifth Vol
ume, January l. 1856. II is nov so well and SO gene
rally known. that little need he said in its behalf.
With the experience Ehicn we have gained in editing
Il, for the past four years, aud with the knowledge Of
the wants Of the public, which much travel and cor
respondenee has given US, together with the very
many able contributors. which we have been constant.
ly adding to our heretofore long list, we feel that The
OAi0 Farmer IS more than ey-r worthy Of the patron
age Of the entire country and We can assure all, thas
however excellent Il may have been for the past year,
it will be better for the year to come.
The OAlO Farmer will continue 10 he issued weekly,
on a large folio sheet Of clean, white paper, and on
clear type, and illustr1.ei with cuts OF Domestic Ami
mails. Implements, Trees. Houses. &c. sc. The
News and Miscellaneous Departments, Market Reports,
Nc., viii receive careful attention.
TERMS OF II OHIO FSRMER.
LlsvARIABLy IL ADv.SCEj
Single copy, one year, s. One copy, six months, 81
Five copies, one yelr...- : Ten copies. six months. s
Ten copies. one ye1r,.--Sij.
A club OF Eve subscribers, at s., will euttlc the per-
son making it up TO a copy for sx months a club Of
ten. at SIS, to a cory for one year.
u Pod subscribers, who wish to renew their sub
s~criptiOn, can do 50 at any time, by getting = new
subscriber, and sending Us So. which viii pay forloth
for one year
u PSubSrihe without delay.
TI0S. BROWN, Proprietor and Editor,
dee SGT Cleveland, Ohio.
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NEOFFREY MONCToY. OR THE

~ ~FAITHLESS GUARDIAN. ty Mrs. Moody. author
Of "Roughing it in the Bush "~Fiosl LINDSAY" Life
in the Clearings &c. the Busl."- Marx Ilurllcstoue."
&c. &c. One handsome voh m. Price. in cloth. 81.
The talented author Of .- kou ching Il in the Bush,'
has thrown all her power into this work, which is by
far the best OF the macy excellent oGes that have issued
from her pen; and We thirk viii make Il sensations both
here and in England. as the most brilliant novel Of the
10y a liberal outlay. this worS is printed fret In this
c ,uutry, and the proofshests sent n Bentley, a. Il rub
lshed in England simultaneously with the Issue here.
The characters in this wcrk are drawn with a most
mastery hand, eyincins a [ CROUCH knowledge n tfs
mlin-sprinEs II human action, aud a deep insight isto
the controlling passions which prompt rs to good or to
evil. The designing and wicked lawyer, who proved
SO false to his tTust. and Eho. like the l-oathsuiue spider,
wOvc his web with such subtle skin around the inun-
cent objects committed 10 his charge. finds himself
foiled 81 las. and reaYs a terrible harvest o. blood II
the hands Of his oEnwicSel aud undiial ~oasprinc. 50
true Is il that lie Who soxs the storm viii reap the
whir!Eind.' The plot Of the vork - varied ani s.rik-
ing the contrasts are vivii and fprcihle. particularly
between " M Uncle" the evil genius % the story, End
the good Sir Alexander AMI his mob! e d1ush.er. who,
lovely and grntle-a beautiful thing in w0n.an.--le lets
coEcralaent like n worm r. the hui. feed ou he dam
ask nf her cheek" AMI We turn with q shudder. from
ths contemplation 81 this l3vc!v rilirscte' to that II
Diaah North, that mare than nr,d in human shape, vho
almost N ikns n blnsh to think ths. such monsters I've ?
the human FORM There - = fine moral tone Fcrvading
the whoie hook wh'ch canuc' al. 90 10 good.
Tsrh;y rories Just received at
Dec. 5. Is5l. ApANS' !)GESTOEE.
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9pme Snttuigente.
Proceedings of Council.


WARREN, Dec. 4, 1856.
At a regular meeting of the Council,
held this day at the Mayors Office, pre-
sent E. ". Weir, Mayor, C. NJ. Patch,
Recorder, Zalmon Fitch, B. F. Hoffman,
William Williams and Edward Spear Jr.,
Trustees; absent, NJ. B. Tayler, Trustee.
Proceedings of last meeting read and
approved.
The following accounts were present.
ed and allowed, and the Recorder order
ed TO draw orders on the Treasurer for
the several amounts, viz:
Three witness certificates in favor of
Caleb Peck, in the case of the Town of
Warren VS.. Isaac Van Gorder, amount
ing in all to S12,75.
Albert Butterfeld for work on
sidewalk on Pine street. 81,
same for laying walk ON Main
street, front of land belonging
TO McLain, 81: same for lay
ing walk on South street, in
front of Freeman's land, 81, 5000
John Day account for 4 days
services as Fire Warden in
the winter and Spring of SO. $500.
An order was also ordered drawn in
favor of Stephen Burnett, for the sum of
two hundred dollars, to apply or con-
tract for building Fire Engine House.
The following petition was received:
To the Council Of the Incorporated Village
Of Warren:
The undersigned respectfully petition
the Town Council to pass an Ordinance
f~orbidding, under proper penalties, the
running at large of cattle within the cor
p~oration of Warren. In support of this
petition, they would call the attention OF
the Council to the fact hat large mum
bers of horned cattle infest the streets,
stealing their living from the wagons of
farmers coming into the village 10 trade,
and breaking into the Enclosures of the
citizens and doing mischief: all of which
besides being a nuisance in the village
itself. is a aus of great complaint thro'-
out the county at large.
lSigned by Join Balm, Charles Fitch,
ia Tracy and one hundred and forty
seven other voters of the Village of War
ren.
The petition was read, and referred to
B. F. Hoffman. who reported the follow
ing: For which see Ordinance in an
other column. Which was passed by
the following vote: Ayes-E. w. Weir,
Zalmon Fitch, B. F. Hoffman, William
Williams. Edward Spear, Jr., C. NJ.
Patch-6. Nays-none.
John L. Weeks gave notice, by the
Mayor, that he declined taking charge
of the Town Clock from and after this
date. Whereupon G. NJ. Patch moved
that the Mayor be authorized to enter in
to a written agreement with some suita-
BILE person to take charge of said clock
for one year from date of contract, at a
price not exceeding twenty dollars.
E. Spear, Jr., moved to amend the
motion by striking out twenty dollars,
and inserting twenty five, and the ques-
ton being on the amendment, was taken
and lost.
The question then recurring on the orr
ginal motion, was put and carried.
There being no further business, on
molten, the Council adjourned to the
next regular meeting.
C.. n. PATCH. Recorder.
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NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY

~ STORE, at No. Is, Main street, three doors south
OF the =. o.
7. GESuMAY respectfully announces to the Ladies
Of Warren and neighboring towns, that he has just
opened a new and fashionable stock Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods, consisting Of elegant French Flowers,
Ribbons, Straw Goods. Emhroideries ,Laces, Dress Trim
mings, Hosie y, Glaves. DC, &c, and sOliUits acal
from all desiring anything in his line. full ana fash
ionahle assortment Of B0nnets and Caps, of the htest
STYLES, will he kept constantly on hanI Also Straw
Bonnets cleaned and pressed, and ali orders promptly
attended to. now /
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Donation Party

Donation Party
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Warren
and vicinity, are respectfully invited To
attend a Donation Party, to be given to
Rev. ]. D. NELSON, at the Baptist Par
sonage, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 12,
1856.
BY order of the Ladies Of the Baptist
Church and Society.
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MO. 10 MAIN STREET.-NEW Ar
IN RANGEMENTsi-RMPIRE TAT & CAPsTORKl
Nichols a Weir.

Have just received and are now opening =. tne largest.
EOst fashionable, and hest selected stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING Piece AMI Furnishing Goods, ever
brought to this market. CONSISTING in art OF the fol-
lowing Goods OvercOats Of every style, quality. and
price. from the finest beaver to the coarsest kerseyi
P1"t- I'D Vests oievery style and quality No u%etS
aris, Just rcme and see. Evrry icdy says. give Mich
os < Weir the belt for quality, style and price their
piece goods are Of the newest styles. consisting o.
heavy Beaver pilO-. plain aud tEilled Cloths, plain ana
Fancy Cassimeres twilled Satinet.s Plain and Fan
cy Nestings 4 lew rare patterns Of SIX Velvet flain
and hsurei silk Satin. Csshmire. Worsted Mohair,
FURNISHINGGOODS.-shirt Collars, UnSershirts,
Drawers. Suspenders. Stocks, Meek ties, Pocket Hand
k~erchieis. silk. Linen, Lawn. &c; WooIen Hose. Fur
Gloves. Kid. lined and unlined, Cloth. BuckskiL-alI
assortment. Carpetbags, &c.
TAILORING done in the best style. and on short no
,ice. The capacity Of L. W WEIR as a practical
Tailor, is too well known to require comment. Partie-
I HATS n CAPS.-It is a we'll known fat, that for
eleven years. L. has kept the largest, cheap
est, and most varied assortment Of goods in his line
ever kept in Old Trumhull. and the new firm have to
announce that the stock Of AND CAPS has been
largely increased so all you have to do is to call at
No 10 Main Street. and you viii there find q complies
~outft-boots excepted-fOr less money than you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thing-Es
have no old. helf-wOrn Clothing, but an entire new
stock offresh and desirable Goods
As gas has for a long time been a very plentiful arn-
Gle in this community, We would beg leave to be ex-
cused from using it in this communication to my old
friends and patrons I would make my best bow and
return many thanks for the very liberal and long-con-
tinued patronage received at their hands. To the new
we would say, you too are entitled to the ri5ht hand OF
fellowship so come along, and We viii give you .
hearty welcome TO all the privileges. blessings and ben
efts. Ofthe largest. cheapest. and most varied stock OF
Clothing and hats and Caps ever brought to this mar
ket- l. NICHOLS,
Warren Oct. 3.-3m Z ". Il
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Lost

On Liberty Street, between the Amer
lean House and the Bank, a Mourning
Pin, with light hair (braided) in the
centre, and the initials c.. II. on :he
back. If the finder will leave it at this
Office, he will be rewarded.
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7 ATE FROM THE FR"ONTIFR!-NTERIoR TOWNS all HEARD FROM
II LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TAIL BRICK"
PACKARD & N

II ATE FROM THE FRONT1FRL-INTERIOR TOWNS all HEARD FROM!
Il LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL. BRICK"
PACKARD &
EsnGeisdoS @@e dd Inns @EG have Taasam and are nov receiving H@T Han%@hi lTG@r
GirIwdrr taudlgs TRIMMINGS Iron Paints Class. raruhh and Muby Kn SaEs,
s%n sG d. sa%Ga s@%aI eaH@a@a with H m Ea M in lis Sa aS y.@aTs s s@ S sE I%a
mMSsm @s@m all I I EsS mics %rsa Td E% arTrrSG ru-rnnre farmers. audi -vu,u ,- hr.n. A.
invited Hms nj Hook hHOah ue stock The wants OF h- eHre community have zen bodt, without
To our friends in the BUGGY BUSINE&S. We are mTmeit elnam UNUSUAL PILE Of
NS&aass Wishing to rpuh their sTocK p TOOLS viii DO wdr to all and examine or stock Of
so les. Justly eIGnndw Wheeling Nails 100 boxes Franklin Rock Gs; White Lead eP Paint Oil
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Sat N a@ fully aSg Eh good Horse sosI nr gy I"nW Wagon Ionand Iron Of all Snd+by
wehae "glh rU@s% English San Maker and are now Eansbc Rifles aIs pdcannn
HsFsR1TstI5s N"""1 N"' PirKiR6S ( GaAENUn pupaear.
PROCLAMATION EXTRAl-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!-
L TO TIE PEOPLE " IRUAnULL M ADJofNtNG COUNTIES Who'll ave Gupdd SO HenIani
form Ey mHs Tme in It's onward ET Ms man ~h% M e dTM
Guahesm Ola Tumbul wsin its infancy and STmHhss wGntw sheF IRsT pn@nm hM@tapre
steadily mrae andbrng @Mse %n5o0 MsT return Of aehyG IN faces dhos Row we're his patrons
athsfn1, HE las OF zen R nSAt Din an ne 6 D. A%STss5 m% gnPanednh ehsoyd trade
of CLOTHING. of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE. QUALITY Or oU&NSTITTFYTf'
ON p AZ EG2 9 iS ne 1vg2St SsGanT FpS%H TIE Prices" coSTEoIlEEBSu ifTfFmn BUSINESS sim. the.
Cities. the LAAE SEs .S sLGh OF a All n Ap a MI mn U "be ae S%sa IN dTEHIT%9Gncang, CON,
g"s FT3 S Ss1a and iI Ie%9s. s Gt Ss ga taS S %n +s1gs5aPd aF y5Hx xS sI kind Pants Gn
Innec4sh conar.s Socks nj 4gnasa fine stoke fHas and Cap" which hlte ~h ehPTdan
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
til t ITo% oM nanns up ali kinds Of CUSTOM york; which VII be G&aHi naai in the @aS nd@ SGh hon %s
prices, and thereby Prys9@dh from being shrein some of the small cma1sa @ttoTnI give SdGH9
Good wooden OvecOas from SO 10 upwards. Good wooden suit of cloth coat,
pants. vest and shirt, $3.50. Fine black suit of cloth, constngo of
black coat, black pants and satin vest, 5000.
My stock she LARGEST, BEST ELECTED and stand Ty @Igsh &ededyh the CHEAPEST ever
T%g i'm s%h oTCLOTmSGI let M say look apnniG examine the took ofhe snail dees in hi 1G
@T 5 T9m s d6m Lm III T ImS %P 3Ss G@ fault Will my o@. TS my Competitors Tsas%H T SSd s4 6y yast and nd
dvIT ES H I%s [ r9mgHas T W. % %GS Tess@nR%.sH @@Pre@@Ghdo nP@S md nd 9 %e s my sa%ne etc and at
me s% %i% to TTRH: e an@GrT SEPTER @o@S f lower PRICES tS96c IAN or Will IL ' dob F SEs0sS% Civ:
oSeea Ya II and H. Main street warren Ohio. sP9 J. GOIDTEX!"
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, &c

4 LIST Of Lands, Town Lots, and Real Property, returned delinquent
uehxes have sncebes pd) With the taxes of 1884, to which is added a penalty of thirty per
cemun-t together viii hall hea NesO of the ent ear
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Last Thursday evening, in the street,
a dark colored Fur Victorine. The find
er will be literally rewarded by leaving
it at this office.
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sarah Reeve. Robert Clark.
Mary Reeve, Maria Reeve.
Jane Harding, George q.
Harding, and jeremiah
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ALBEai EoMANS.
warner, D.c. 5, 17I ct Att'ys ssr PiairsiG-
NALE OF REAL ESTATE bv Order

~ANLL u INNNANI = = y N"N|N
~ NJ Court.-0n Saturday, the fifth day Of January,
I~5i. between the hours % I and 4 O'Clock, p H.. on
the premises, in the township II Fowler, TrHuhul Co,
o.. will be sold to the hi shest bidder. the following real
estate. a. tho property ~ Thos. llagiey. deed, % wit;
Situate in Fowler. .oxuship No :. IN the On range %
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the
state ofOi:o.a and which Is also IN the county n Trum-
huT. AID is known n part OF lot MOI 50, and bounded
a follows. West nv the puhlic highway S,gth by
I,nls formerly owned BY Joseph ". Davis East by the
bich vav.e and running North q ti- centre Of the e. Big
snr.n- Eun." 50 called. the cas-. and wet ends n ne
% IA en- AL width. and contains aftv acres % land, be
the SINE more or less. Terms made kn0xu on The day
nf ale. CHANDLER HAWLEY.
de- ;. 1854 Executor Of rkOs. la Eley, deed.
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D%iOBERT CLARK. MARY REEVE,

IL Maria Reeve. Jane Harding. and George C.. Hard
ing. nonresident defend .nts. are hereby notified that
Oh the third day OF December. :. D., isJ5. the said
Isaac Nslchlm dlci his petition against them IN said
court. The OBJECT and prayer Of said petition is to sell
tFu equal undivided seventh parts Of all the land in
Kiusman, ia said County. which jeremiah Reeve
owned It the tune Of his death. being one hundred and
tweuty-eight acres. and which said land is NOW owned
by said defendants. as heirs % said Jeremiah. The
shares in said land sought 70 be sold. are those OF
Strth Reeve aad Be.hiah Reeve. dec ased. which said
two shares we're mort-a-ei to the pEintid by said Sarah
aud Retliah on the 2l-i day Of March A.. D Isl, to
..curr the pavraeut % three notes OF said Sarah Reeve
sf that date one for STS.4j. due one year FROM daic.
one for S!pn. due two yesrs from date. aud one Tor
SIna. due three ye1rs from date. with interest thereon.
Only so has heen paid on said notes Unless said
RoIert CLARK, Mary Reeve, NariI Reeve. Jane Hard
and 0eorg. c. Uarling. answer by the 35th day Of
January. A. d. 1855, the plaintiff will take Judgment
by default, according to the prayer of the petition.
CURTIS & BRIGHT &
ALBERT VEOMANS.
Warner, Dee. ;, 1aSS Ct Ah'ys ssr PiairsiG.
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Seth Hayes snd Ralph Plumb

fNHE NONRESIDENT DEF END
i ants, John A Ward, and Lovina L. Ward, and
Edward B. COmtright and Electa l.. COmtrisht,
right. are hereby notified that the plaintiff on the I'D
day OF October. A. d. 1855, filed their petition against
them in the Court Of Common Pleas Of said county
Said petition alleges that on the 18th day or March,
lS53, the said John A. Ward and Edward L. Cont
right executed to the plaintiffs their four notes Of hand
for S2l4.95, each, payable respectively in one. two,
three. and four years after date with annual interest;
one Of said notes is due with annual interest on
an II said notes that ON the 18th day Of March, 1876,
another Of said notes will be due with annual interest
ON said notes. The petition further alleges that on the
dsv said notes we're Civ T. said Ward and Comtright,
with their wives. the said Loviua L. Ward and Electa
l.. Comtright, executed a mortgage to the plain-ids on.
A certain steam saw MILL, With the appurtenanees, and
three acres Of GROUND on which the same is located,
situate in Vernon in said county, being part OF lot No.
z. to secure the payment Of said notes, said Lovina l..
Ward and Eiecta l. COmtright, releasing dover there
i'm. Sud petition alleges that said Ward and C~omt-igh;
have sold said property {" said David and James VI.
Campbell subject to said mortgage The petition prays
Judgment against said Ward and Comtright for the
amount due on said notes and 10 become due before
in sment. and also for sale Ut the mortgaged premises
10 satisfy said judgment. aui the amount to become
due, and for judgment against said Ward aud Comtrighi
for any balance remaining due after sale. Also, for
INJUNCTION. which was granted.
said John A. Ward, LOvina L. Warl, Edward 3
Comtrirtt aud Electa L. C~outriEht must answer said
petition by the Goth lay Of January. A d less, or said
petition will be taken for confessed.
CUETISS & BRIGHT.
Warren, Dec. ;, 1855. Ct At'y for PITS.
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THE
aUcsterq RescrOc chrcqiele
HlPGa0D 1 ADANS. PraprietOrs.

TERMS-0ae Do,larand F;nY Gents i'm
advanced; FIVE Dollars. i; payment i mol
made in advance.
No paper discontinued until al arrearages are pad
except at the option cf the publishers
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
' subscriber has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate OF Eiiasin Iail. late Of
IN : township.
war.eB, Nsy. Ssh. q HARMON AUSTIN.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.-The sub

a scriher offers his services, to those wishing to To-
cate lands in Iowa, at reasonable rates. Particular at
ton paid to locating Land Warrants, or If desired. I
viii locate AID sell the land, for one half the profits,
counting each warrant worth 81 % per acre. and pay
my own expense, except the Office fee, which is one
dollar for each 40 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. DWI L~OVELAND.
Renerenees-GeO- Tayler, Esq, Cashier of the West
ern r Bank; Austin D. kibbee, Esq, Rev. A. NJ. Brown,
Pennington, o.; D. II. Taft, Esq, Columbus. o.
Scotch Grove, Jones Co., Iowa, Sept 10, 1857.
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TOWN LOIS AND REAL PROPERTY.

To~, pt. cut Lot In H., or D.. No Fcyt -, Total Tax.
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THE American Debater, and all the
4 various School Speakers, at BALDWINs.
APAN, as it was, and is, at
-
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NOT UPON THE ORDER

- OF YOUR GOING. But GO AT ONCEU
To DUNLAP STEWART & REEDS, and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
Inc facilities which our firm now possess, Zone Of the
urn being constantly in the eastern cities. thus being
able to take advantage Of the Market are not equllled
oy any house IN Ohio We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list OF
articles, which. having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to offer at New York
prices -
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