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Having sold my entire stock Of Merchandise in "rhe
Warren D-ygoOi S:ore,'t II. PEEK and A. :. BURwELL, [
tax epleIure i-nr-commen ling them tomyfriends and pat.
ronsandwouIl solicit forthem the same liberal patronage
that has been extended to myself. d. IL. PICK.
Jan. 81.
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9hrsidIEs.

no r. !. DAVIS. EcLgcliC PHrs-
II rray 40 -EazoS-OIicc IN Nichols Fat Store'
Mi s-r-ct. ~ sr-sf. Ohio
e. rr. PHYSICIANS viii mi a fili si'cA % hciectis
M..~iaasf Tor as rs D0cL Davis At the SloTe place.
lrrr 10y
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UMAN BARETT'S PATENT

IL BOOT CRIMP.-The undersigned are sole agents
for the County of Trumbull. 1t is warranted to crimp
the toughest piece OF Leather in fEO minutes. which it
frequently takes an hour or more to do the same piece
of work. It stands without I rival We would respect
fully call the attention Of our frienIs of the craft to
the subject. Do not forget the place. No. 20. Main St,
Warren. o. "a ~ JAS. MCCONNELL q Co.
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NOTICE is hereby given hat the I'M
~ d~ersigned has been appointed guardian for TIN.
OTHN h. thompson. Of Vernon, Trumbull CO.. who
has been decllrei IN insane person by the Probate
Judge Of TTumbulll CO., and the public are hereby eau,
toned against trusting him, and persons having bust.
ness with him, will please to do it with his guardian.
Vernon, Jan. 2, IS5i. THOS. A. THOMPSON.
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.HELP CASH-US Up

IL SLOW customers, and all others owing rs
money past due, are respectfully informed that they
mast pay Us. We sell our goods 1t cash prices, and
/ expect cash for them-sometime. A wori to rhe wise
| is sufficient. Loot II s. ENE
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THE CHIME-The great Singing

Il Book of the season, a notice of which will be
seen in another column, has Just been receiVedin large
quantity, at ADAMS BOOKSTORE, and is selling
rapidly. III l3I
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DOR SALE.-A very desirable "A
Il House and Lot on Prospect Street, in the
northern part Of the village Of Warren. House new.
Apply soon at this Office.
Harr., No. : Isla-+F
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Avs. RHODES d BARR, General
D 81; 5lIiSl: 4 THOMAS. Fashionable

II Produce Commission Merchants, No. - West CO.
Iumbus st, Cincinnati, o. Customers ON the Reserve
are referred to J. u. Brown, North ~BlocmfeldD apr6y
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IIUSIC BOOKS inst received at

VI P~ONEROYS-The ItileiIilh, Cytharl, Chime,
Young Folks Glee BpoS; Do ISorth's Brass Band
school; An ltuer OrgIaist; JUhlsoH's System OF liar
mpny. g.. &c. all viluIil lie works.
Warren, Npyeml ger J., 1851.
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EAIR 1 NOVELS

Spanish Musketeer ; by Lieut.. Murray.
The Naval OliceT
" Red Reyenger. Pirate KING Of the FIOriIas.
&" Black Ayengrr Of the Spanish Main.
" White Rover, or the Lovely Maid % Louisiana.
" Ocean Martyr. or Hunter Spy.
Ivan the Serf-Talc Of Russia.
R0salette, Flower Girl OF Paris.
Angelo, or the Convent Of Santa Clara.
Hiliehraud. the Buccaucrr Cardinal.
The Rival Brothers ; by II. ?. Cheever.
Russian Guarlsman hy Ben Perry POore.
Fanny Campbell, the Frmlic Pirate
At the NEW YORK BOOKSTORE.
No. ., .MIiR Street, a feD doors SOafh Of The Past
Once, HGrreH. OkiO.
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nISSOLUTION.-Tb The partnership

~ heretofore existing between the 81 scriaerS ul
der the name and style OFFS. < G. MOser IS tl5s dIy .!is-
solved by mutual consent. The notes and accounts Of
the late firm, are in the hands of samuel MDser lCl
settlement. SAMUEL ND>Et.
Warren, July 81, ISL CORNELIUS MOSEE.
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NEW FIRM NEW GOODS !

~ The Subscribers are now receiving a large and
desirable Stock Of FALL AND WINTEl: GOODS, to
~hich they invite the attention Of the public ge Ieriily.
Their Goods will he offered AZ prices that will defy all
Competition for reGft-Bay, or in exchange for Produce.
Approved credit on short time will be given.
Warren, Oct. Is. 1851. c. < VI NOSER.
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Or. Tuhhs neither hice.ls nor blissers. nor is he =
HomcnFaihist; M never uses Mercury. A~ntimony. Ar
senic. or any other Minerals. a. medical agents; nor IA
he a ThnmIScnian|i neither steams nor gives ~eInctics
His theory Of diseaSeviifers from all others that have
been adopted, hut not more 50 than does his system OF
treatment. lie does not make SICK fOmake neil, nor
tear d51R 10 build mp again nor allay irritation by
patching up with G~H0dgHeS.
Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-en-agel. Attendance mus
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion A. to the pro ability Of Il cur,
is always givcn-suhjecting the patient to 10 expense
without 4 reasonable prospect o. success.
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DRITISH PERIODICALS-EARLY

~ COPIES SECURED. Vt ? PREMIUMS TO NEW
SUBScRIBERSii LEONARD SCOTT & CO., New York.
continue TO r~e-pu5lish the following British Periodi.
Gals, viz:
I THE LONDON QUARTERLY CONSERVATIVE.
?. THE REVIEW Nhig).
3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW free Church..
4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Iiheran.
>. BLACkMOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE CToryl.
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CO-PABTNERSHIP.-The undersigned. Of the late
firm Of : & c MOSER, has this day associated with him
Michael MOSeT, for the purpose % continuing the MeT
camille business at the Old stand. under the uanIc 4ut
style Of C. & VI. Moser. They respectfully invite 81
continuance Of the patronage 50 literally exteulvIt
the late irm. CORNELIUS MOSER.
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ERESU MEAT For ASH.

l. The subscriber would inform the citizens Of War
ren and vicinity that Fresh Meat may he found h-reaf
teT. until further nutice. a has "oil stmT' on LII erty
Street. on the MORNINGS Of Tuesday. Thurs lag and Sat
urlay Of each week.
Ashs is determined u sci; ONLY FOR CASH, with
ont respect to persons. h. WI bee c4T,lr I. 10y h9vin.
the money doEn eyrrs time. /, furnish meat 1t 4 very
low figure. Nv oil frir',fs taG customers are iavita'
10 call. Ian J. 5D5-I I. kAEStllER-
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DATE LEAVES. OR HISTORIC


A(CsRbS-The Date Leaves forrl a system 81 social
games Intended Tor larlar Anus ements and Education
al Incentives. or REGULAR ScIn"l Instruction.
1t is believed that they possess all the social maIi-
ties Of Gaming Cards without THAT utter waste Of time.
ani tendency to dissipation. They inspire the CON
p1uy with mirth and furnish Subjects for conversation:
provoke and excite inquiry AMI research. and give
systematic arrangements TO ideas ant items."-ROch
ester Daily american.
The WORK has cost much labor. and merits the appro-
baton Of All those Eho would combine friendly enjoy
ment with intellectual improvement. They may ne used
in the school, the family or social circle.
Evangelist.
From a careful examination Of these LEAVES, we
are Of opinion that Mr.. Brewster has furnished a val
liable aud entertaining 81. Stitue for games Of less in
terest and questionable muraliIy-RTraf .Ncr Yorker.
Testimonials from Clergymen- Principals Of Acaie-
mics. and names well known ard identified with the
cause Of education. have heen given in earnest com
meudation Of this new instructive TO mental and social
Improvement.
The CARDS, 60 in number, are put up in elegant
boxes, each accompanied with a book, giving full in
structious for the various games. Price-59c per box,
for sale in quantities by BALDWIN. at the
Z YORK BOOKSTORE,
-, Main st. Warren. Ohio.
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NEW STAGE LINE.-The subscri-

NEW STAtE LINE-The subscr-
~ BIS have commenced runringa tTO-hOrse Coach
from PliuesyiIec1 E4oufclr. for tire accommodation
ufthe travelling plaIic. The Coach = III leave the Amer
lean House. q. gainesville. Mondays. Wednesday, ., aud
Fridays. and returning. win leave Bloomfield, Tuesdays,
thursdays and SATURDAYS. The Coach will get into
gainesville in time 10 meet the Express Trains for
CleveIauIaGd Blhlio; and returning. will reach Bloom
field in season 81 meet the Warren AID Ashtarula Hack,
aul also tire Hack frOo Kinsnsau 70 Cha=rin Falls,
J. :. MARSH.
Bloomfield. Jure :. IS5ftf W. C.~FAIRBANES.
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Nothing can s~urTlss the richness OF tone, bcluty
and laish Of the tp0 last-namel.
One second-hand-good
-.-----.---..-----.. ltt
The above have all been recently selected iy myself
at the Manufactures, and are in every respect superior
Instruments.
A liberal discount will be made from these prices for
Cash.
All Pianos delivered and guaranteed TO suit.
Warren, Nov. -, 1854. :. L.
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BACKYARD d BARNUM, {Succes-
Commission 3tltrtbagts.
9t~listtlianfOus.
IOSEPH HAZELDINE. Dealer in

- Bishop & Chili's NelOie0Rs. Mr.. Hazeldine
keeps constantly on hand the best NelOaeOns, which he
Will furnish AT manufacturers prices. at Pennington,
Tr1mhull county. o. Instructions given gratis to pur-
rhasers. Repairing and tuning done with neatness and
dispatch. marx
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NETRON0MES. or TIM keeper,
VI with AMI without a ,eil. for marking or meas
ures, for sale At PONERJI'S. Every Music Teacher
shJuIl have one. May 81.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
L County. Court of Common Pleas.
Lorenzo Row
vs. Petition for Divorce.

Mary NJ Row, will take notice that said LorenZa Row
on the twentieth day Of October 4 d. 1854, filed a petit
ton in the said Court, praying that he may he divorced
from said Mary VI. Row lie alleges As cause First,
Gross neglect Of duty Second, Adultery. said cause
will be for hearing, 1T the March term Of said Court
A. d.. 1873.
c. W. Smith. Atty. fnr PHI. haa-6r.
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THE GUITAR.-We publish the 81

lie PUBLISH Inc OF
L lowing from VIM. Hall & Sons advertisement in
the .Hasiedi World and Times with the great and
increased attention now given to the study Ofmusic. the
present demand for this beautiful and graceful Instru-
ment should not be = matter Of surprise. 4 few years
ago il was quite 4 novelty to hear 4 LAZY or Gentleman
play the Guitar. but the popularity Of the instrument
has SO greatly increased, that there is now scarcely a
family of any musical pretentiOh. but at least one Of its
members number among their accomplishment that Of
playing the Guitar" William Hall & Sons are making
a very superior article in that line, and their instru-
mentS are warranted to stand any climate. We have
those OF their make. and also, the Herman and Spanish
Guitar, from 80 to $50 each. Also strings ofth- very
best quality. ). I. POMERDI.
Warren. July 10
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WOILEN GOODS ARE DOWN.

The evidence can be hal in the prices Of Cloths,
Black and Fancy ~CasSimeres, Satinetts, Tweeds, Red.
Orange, White AMI Printed FIunels. 4 superior quail
ity OF 10 -. heavy twiilei 10. Blankets, and q variety
Of other Wooden goods, at the
jaa3 WARREN r GOODS STORE.
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THE HOSIERY Department.-Partic

ular attention is paid to this part of our business
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, can find almQst
anything they want il this line of Trade. SILK. Blacs
and Fancy COlors, Cashmere. Slate Brown, Black and
White Cotton Hose, Fancy Striped aud Mixed Hal
Hose. and a large quantity for children.
apr 20 E. Z. HOYT& CO.
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alOttIs

NATIONAL HOTE... Z. Chapman,
~ Proprietor, east side Pu 'a-.s warren,O-
FAGLE HOUSE. bv Z. Hull,
r. MARI
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r EGAL NOTICE

r EGAL NOTICE.
- The President, Directors and
Company OF the Western Res Court OF Common
erYe Bank Pleas of Trum5ull
vs. fCounty, Ohio,
p. McCornick, Jacob Robson, Civil Action
John Battles and Josiah Roo Petition
bins. Jr.
P. Mccormick. a non resident Of the State OF Ohio, is
hereby notified that the plaintiffs filed their petition in
said Court, against the defendants On the Goth day Of
January 1855, asking judgement against them on two
promisory notes made by P. McCorn.ck,p payable to the
order Of Robson & Battles, and endorsed by them and
Josiah Robbins Jr. to the plaintiffs said notes dated
Nov. LIST 1854, one payable sixty days after date, for
$50, and the other payable seventy days after date, for
$3.50, With interest on said notes from the time they
became due, and costs OF pr otest S2,15-
An order Of Attachment was issued, againstthe prop
erty Of P. Mccormick. The plaintiffs, will take judg-
ment by default against said P. Mccormick, unless he
answer by the 3lst. day Of March, 1855.
HUTCHISS 4 CURTISS.
Jan "a 50, CIV. Attys for Plds.
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IAIUART AND FEBRUARY Ap

- pDlstE-rgts.
/ p. u. TJBBS. Anllysic Physician. viii he q. his
TO ,n- Warren. tlsS,n Hpus-, MplIsy Fch.J
osvELt- Mr. E..t'u's IucSlas afternoon, Frh.G-
E.EE.Ss, Pr.-tiss IluUs-. Tu.sia lay and Wednesday
Fc,. =Gth and 2lst
This ieiUE he season q Bronchitis lnI Lung diseases
reference Is gwen - . severe case cured t.Icc years
since. showing recovery complete and permanent. NJ.
". : proprietor Of a. ilr.ei ia Last Cleveland. an OH
resident. 1aI grueral- known. vi the utility OF ouI
remedies thousands can testify, AMI ia no case, even
tie ircrrIal-, cAr they be used, rightly prescribed
without benefit.
Our undivided attention being given to chronic dis
eases. IeG-l an the cures ar # persons who have
thoroughly tried the routine Of remedies so called uOa
cxtaEt. AMI many becoming hopeless martyrs to popular
iut rerulsivc modes Of treatment.
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THE SPACIOUS Sales Rooms of E.
4 z. HOYT * Co, No. /. Main street, offers great
bargains in Broad Cloths. Satinets, Kentucky Jeans.
Summer Goods, prints Of the geaaiHe kiHdJ Sheetings.
Bleaehed and Brown, Irish Linens, and some very lics
Muslin Collars. app %
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CARPETING.-Royal Wilton, BruS-
~ sells, Three Ply, Ingram, Cotton and Hemp, ami
Venetian, at the
apr 20 NETWORK STORE.
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Mv:i. N. EAMES. NJ. D., Physician,
' Surgeon ssi Dentist. winGham. Portage Co., o.
T-~, -5-S2 tt
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Two THE DANCING PART OF

< CONNCNTTY-We would respectfully call their
attention To- sVleliel lot # GEST's GNrEas. raTrtat-
ei 10 fit any KIM Of a foot; which must he sold. or
given away. call soOu and examine
ian l. -. JAS Mcconnell K CO.
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render these publications unusually interesting during
the forthcoming year. They will occupy a middle
ground between the hastily written news-items. crude
speculatiOns, and flying rumOrs Of the daily Journal,
and the ponderous Tome Of the future historian. writ
ten after the living interest and excitement Of the
great political events Of the time shall have passed
away. 1t is to these Periodicals that readers must look
foe the only really ineligible and reliable history of
current events, and rs such, in addition to their we'll
established literary, scientific, and theological char
acter, we urge them upon the consideration of the
reading public.
II , Arrangements are now permanently made for
the receipt Of Early Sheets from the British Publish
ers, by which We are enabled to place all our Reprints
in the hands Of subscribers, about as soon as they can
be furnished with the foreign copies. Although this
involves 4 very large outlay on our part, We shall con
tinue to furnish the Periodicals at the same low rates
as heretofore, together with the following Premiums TO
new Subscribers
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JAMES JACKSON, Physician and
e Sur seon. oGie- ou Soath side Of Market street, (uP
stlfrrl four doors East Of the Bank. Warren,O. apr %
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E0UND-In the inc,OSure of the
L subscriber. on the West side Of the River, in War
rem. " IEARLING STEERS. one red and the other
black, with some white on the legs aud belly. The
owner is hereby requested to come and prove property,
pay charges AMI take them away. Z. KINSMAN.
December 6. ISL
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FOUND A POCKET-BOOK contain

l. ing quite a sum Of money and papers. which the
owner can have by calling at the New York BOok store,
proving property and paving FOR this advertisement.
Warren, Nov. -, 1854. r. A. \. BALDWIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

That hsv are required surrender the same the ONCE OF
The uper,znet az snsnz before the l-h DAY OF August
ne,t ensuing for adjustment asrecsb % the PROVISIONS OF sAi
A. The ate Of such adjustment. viii be IN accordance WIN
the sih section the Act numbered 49, approved Api lo
He-i,b snre,etJ The new bonds be issued IN the ain
seu OF those above described vii contain clause enttns the
holder 10 any end al the state may have aAns ne
nited states bark and the Morris Canal and Banking Com
snv az their LEGAL representatives growing out Of the nesos
an ii the Five Million Loan Bonds; and such new bonds "nen
issued \, N b. made Taysbe NswfoIk b.th as 10 principal
ns interest and viii b. made reeeuabe AZ ne time nkel Nr
H. maturity the original paTpsi bonds The interest on
80 rsvv us will be paiG annually, The nr.t tay u
Juv and January Of esch year, until the maturity OF sad
bn. on the redemption of the pTacpa. Afer the eSpa
Ton of aid August the interest al this o Ut bonds
REMAINING outstanding or unsjusted, vii cease. -
; n. HOLMES, state TresnreF
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copy Of sKe OF rEg Acr RELArSs rHE suRRgSoES
goNDs APPROVED FEs. r. 1853

Cory OF SEc OF THE ACT RELArlss TO rHk SURRENDER
BONDS APPROVED FsB. IL, lta@
Svcrro holders that clas- OF state boLts Tor "hich
new bonds directed b issued BY section esh. q Ac mum
bored 73 II session laws for the year 1873 entitled "A Act
10 rro,ide funding the outstanding Internal Improve
t Warrants Il tbs state AMI the interest due thereon AMI
.o for uistrz funiing the amount OF prin pa ad N
actually cue upon the part PAL ye Aihol le oon
sac OF this Ac TO present cry bonus Of this STATE hei BY
fber A. the state Treesues Oce for the purpose Of hiFhs
he amount due thereon accurately AeeFaned AMI ne" bon IS
issued therefor according 20 the provisions % a ci t -
they fail 30 TO present said bonus whh tne 19 -
ureacrhed no interest shall be allowed on san bonus - ne
holder or holders thereof after that TINE - thai nc -e
not Incorporated INTO sall new O,L -
is.sed principal sum aeeoi AMI lli "a itoa
hereby authorized 70 give al easonsO-e az w.
notice Of the provisions ~ TN Acti 80 a. ses' !" 0
Jet hereby contemplated . .... ~.
Cory oy SIC. 8 Of Acr RELATING TO THE sArks or
ADJUSTMENT or TIE PAKr-FAD BONDS HfNoFhD
Sycro, Tie- upon the surrender The Treasury Of This
Stare of ary the said part paid Five Million Loan bOuds '
Outstanding the holder OF the shall Dc ene1 20 iec's
from tie Governor this Stae certificates o. stocks or O'a
a. the rate hundred and three dollars aud esn.yeSn
cent? on each thousand dollars Of san oon ili pIcpH
and Interest thereon thu INST LAY q January e-heen
hundred and forty six an aiding for subsequent mefe
the rate Of pr per snnum on three hlfe ana ="
dollars and seyentyhTee cents Tor each tnOlsni los OF
sci. us computed up the nrsI Gay OF January heA
aer he surrender hereof Pr0rced The Coupons since
July eighteen hundred AMI foryonei shall remain a. @1Aed
P,erSed further That in any Of the Coupons falling
Az an any Of the aid BOMBS between the first day Of July,
b.eu hundred and f0ry-0ue, AMI the maturity OF the bond
or bonds shall be delivered % The state Treasurer Wt1
the bonds 20 which they belonged there shall Be deducted
from authorized % be issued N ne" oon under
be preceding section nine dollars snd eighty cents
for each Coupon removed bond Of thousand dollars,
and dollars and enryour cents i0r each coupon
removed from bond q three thousand DOLLARS