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T EGAL NOTICE Ly~
IL Joseph Perkins, Prh. In the

SO1ERAL G hAL1a 4 4 IL - NE
vs.. feourt Of Com
Horatio Baseomb, Admir- Of Caroline mon Pleas
Newell; Caroline Bascomb, Milton OF Trumbull
SutliE, And'w =. Newell, Ellen NJ. Bas- County,
comb and Henry Bascomb, Defts. Ohio.
Henry Bascomb. 4 nonresident Of the State Of Ohio,
is hereby notified. that on the LIST day Of October. AID.
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. "a in Perkins addition to Warren. Said petit.
ton further alleges, that the said Caroline Newell has
deceased. leaving Andrew F Newell and Caroline Bas-
comb, wife Of HoratiO Bascomb. her children, and
Henry Baseomb and Ellen NJ. Baseomb, her grand
children and lBsirs at Law, and that said Caroline New
ell has not paid anytafne.On said land, and that there
vas due, on the first day Of January, 1885, the sum Of
S507 Is. TOR which with interest from the said LIST day
Of January, 1855, the plaintiff asks a decree, or judg-
ment against Horatio Bascomb, Administrator on the
estate Of Caroline Newell, decd, and in default Of pay
ment, that The 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 Bascomb. =
non residen Of this State, viii take notice, that unless
he answers said petition by the 9th day Of NOsemoer,
1855, said plaintiff will take judgment against said Ad-
ministrator, as prayed fol in said petition
J.. q II. HUTCHINS,
Oct. ,. I655-6t Atty'S for PLAINTIFF.
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. DEMONSTRATORS SALE

~ Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
order OF sale to me issued by the Probate Judge Of
rrumbulI County, L will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the premises in the town of Greene,
in said County. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. VI.
and 4 o'clock p. NJ, of the 18th day Of November, A D..
1855, the following described premises, situate in Lot
IS in said Greene township, bounded: Beginning at the
southeast corner Of the tract Of s. acres conveyed by
the heirs Of Susan Sturgess to John GOnsaulis. By deed
executed November Both. lS3$, and recorded in Book
IS, pages lS6 and Isl, Of TTumhnl County Records, at
a stake anil stones in the south side Of said lot, and Il
chains and 4 links east Of the southwest corner Of the
said lot; thence west on said lot line "a chains and 3
links; thence north 20 chains and 81 links to the north
line 10 the east line of IS acre tract; thence south on
said east line 20 chains and 81 links, to the place of be
ginning, containing as surveyed 40 acres, appraised at
S25 per acre. ANNA G0NSAULIS,
Administrator Of John Gensaulis, decd
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DIR. Hartman.

DR.. Hardman,
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
will be at his rooms in the Gaskill House,
Saturday. Oct. 81.
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The sales of public lands for the fiscal
year of 1855, have been larger than ev-
er before, with the exception of the great
year of speculation, 1886, when there
were in the aggregate Over 5000, 900
acres. They have been this year IS,
O66, 500 acres.
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Another Death


We are panied to have to report the
death Of another of our well known citi-
zens, whose obituary notice appears in
another column. Nj. J. w. PECK reno.
we'd to our village from Bazetta, a little
more than a year ago, purchasing the
well known Fair-ground farm; and now.
Just as he was getting settled, and his
family we're beginning TO enjoy the ad-
vantages and education which brought
them among us, he was suddenly taken
away.
He had started with his wife to visit
their relatives at the East, and had reach
ed Rochester, N. Y, when he was seized
with sickness, and lied in a week after:
His remains were brought home for in
terment, and on Thursday last, a large
c~oncourse of sympathising friends and
neighbors accompanied the family as
they mournfully followed him to his last
resting place in the new cemetery.
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~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Franklin Buildings, corner OF Water and Superior sts,
Cleveland, Ohio.
We have now in store and in process Of manufacture.
one of the largest, most complete, and varied stocks of
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
to be found in the Union.
Our stock, consisting of 0vercoats. Cloaks, raImas,
FrOck, Dress and Business Coats, Pants and Vests, is
manufactured entirely in this city, from almost every
description Of material, among which We may mention
the following fabrics: Cloths. Beavers, Pilots, Mohairs.
Kerseys, Petershams, Satinetts, Bian Sets. Tweeds Of all
cOlors and qualities for Goats. Doeskins. Cassimers,
COrduroys, Satinetts, Of every variety, for Pants. Silk
Nelvets. Satins Silks, sinner Wooden Plaits,
Pushes. Toilenets. Farmer Satins, COdringtOns, Of
every description and sty lie, for Vests. Together with
a large assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting in part OF Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks.
Tndershirts. Drawers, Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves,
0velalls, Hickory and 0vershirts. Trunks, Traveling
Bags. Valisss, &c, &c, &c. Also, India Rubber
Goods of every description
The perfect system to which we have brought every
department Of our business, after long and tOilsome
v~estigStor of the superior advantages We are thus ena.
bled to offer the Trade in the purchase of their stocks.
whether in small or large quantities.
Our business, extending throughout this State, 1ndi,
ana, Michigan and Illinois. offers unequalled advan-
tages to the Merchants of these States. from The fact.
that our clothing is manufac ured TO suit their trade,
long years Of intercourse having made US familiar with
their class Of customers.
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants dc
string to purchase, feeling confident an examination
Of our stock will result in the most satisfactory manner.
GEORGE A. DAVIS
Oak HALL Clothing Emporium, Cleveland, o..
Cleveland, Sept. &c, ls55-3m AZ
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LAMATION EXTRA l-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!

FJhUOLAMAIION EAIKA .-GREAI REDUCTION OF PICES!-
L To TIL PEOPLE OF TRUMBULL AM ADJOINING COUNTIES. OLau etpsaIo EerIsnd
ger rusaP toIwrto me aing Gesxy 1sp past in uhh period Of tine it has been myFehTTT to
fUaa y I-mnu % make Emy nums Use heudhpaI k Jn.sw
most kMnte norn- Tuein HsVnSarlh sh. brings Hay changes sxyarsa ago ard the CoHinr
ii Old Tunhun vas its utnCm your anbE &rMnK vast eF FIRST pTnjn latnT
in Warren Starting viii de elimination s neh@pa nideHh fairly hehpdo build upa trade Nwmd
steadily increase anibn his tg6n IN nHnd ahJ E the hs dh@e wOW we're his patrons
ls MARKED he success k adjustment AND THIS PRcLA4n oysf
of CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION PRICE, QUALITY OR QUANTITY.
from CutoeS shirt ta cart dc can ea accommodated Ion the most aIanug storms
uAE LII THE AN ROUGH OWN TIL PRICES CONTROLLED TmE BrsISEss Enn thu.
commencement Nd NElN $50 TO DO Eel III FUTURE. lam now hsFSS
Cities the LARGEST STOCK OF FALL M WUNTER CLOTHING ever oenei6 in hWC I'm
dans in part dhe following swG Heavy md Fine OyTe@s ahrea sormens ofam kinds Te, and
tn eeoMGtO the very fn@fa Tienrd assortment Of Vests consisting dmS velvet plaid y and GTn
satin silk @shmer,eOL cashmere &c; lots Of Furnishing Goods shirts. DnsesEU nbmITTSC raI
Collars, Seeks and SuTendes- Ahne sDko HatM d Caps which ill beMe maprthan
these articles rh have Ien sold in Tru u County
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Ihvc also AIMS md wells deds k dCLDrHS, CASSINERES yESTINGSm and ERcOATTy for
'hep purpose Guakugu all B GcuIomw work Which vii be etamdm aeh the beaani most EshonaSe
style andlyh the best chanesn he cunuy.- AndiR Oer ht cUmnunHym may be peI up in regard to
pdcs,a md Thereby gygmedh OIt being haveih some Of ues small enTnsaN Htwn,I give abddM st
prices. y real
Good wooden Overcoats from 1915 upwards. Good wooden suit of cloth coat,
pants vest and shirt. $3.50. Fine black sut of cloth, consisting of
black coat black pants and satin vest. SO 90.
NV stock khe LARGEST BEST SELECTED and air ready to e ii rdeyrbsc mrA pESr Mr
TuiuH CMu.I or 6r sale. nconesw within the wasani GmHmSmco ali To e
IuyTTs search of CLOTHING, hame say, bka around examined stocks ofde small Ts fMnr de
if IEln shhng youin quality opr,ue hnt WILDE m OWL To my competitor, who sol far nwt tn
TOT Juem my reputation by resort 0 sanHTosm Representations and wmI ak@hmdS 1 have but
dto sap Hsh "shnT+h ke eaekn%0 ehome to @G' Anesan noble rvenr-oG give
tn -ookbWng community BETTE GOOD5M w PRICES than CAN or Wilde ThsSI~JSs
WILL REDEEMLa and beh happy oS IN Old friends land he peseln make eaom annnrT6w
they can make snysnet ITO given ea H. Eesn6T3 do~s,ok 'FRONT.' 2dou south Of q Post
NOEL Suh' S%T warren " sep" J. GOLDSTEN.
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4 SPLENDID BARGAIN.-An ex.

4 SPLENDID BARGAIN.-An ex-
"A cellcnt farm OF 2UO acres, two miles southeast
Of Orgell Centre, Ashtabula County. is offered for sale,
az the low figure Of $40 per acre, One-third in hand. and
easy terms fer the balance; $50 acres improved, the
rest elegantly timbered. Plenty Of never -failingliying
water, a young grated bearing orchard Of 100 trees, a
good hank barn, and n frame house suitable for dairy
purposes, are on the premises, within 100 rods Of which
is the line Of the Ashtabula and Warren Railroad.
The farm lies beautifully, 300 rodswide on the East
and West road, shaded by lE5 maple trees. and descends
eastWardly most handsomely; is in a healthy location,
we'll improved township, whose inhabitants are a Guilt
waited people, with New England habits clustering about
them. 4 capital bargain is here offered tn any one
wishing u good farm; title complete. Edward Creaser,
near ly, viii show the place to any one who calls on
him.
For further particulars call on the owner, VIC. Neal,
Hiram. Portage Co, o.. or on 7. J. MeLAIN.
Au'y at LsE and Real Estate Agent, WarreG, o.
O.lnlnr L Isll LIZ
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NOTICE OF SALEh

~ Personal property t~elonr.as TO the Is; Il, Z Dd-
vid Chapman, dec'd, consisting e 4 Di;-y cf CGss
rrs Horses, Farming Tools, two Wagons, 4 quantity e
Grain. ant other property, uiii ~ -0il ~ ven l.r, .;
The late residence OF said David Chlrman. on n, 18th
dag u, 1ctsscr. Commencing s.. 10 u'cl0cS 4 ~. aRl
.witvoi tiaue frosn iay to day ii-r'after, if Necessary.
srrliI the pr"1rVv il 1dl -oH-
~Fsr1 ~, Get. 2, lsj5.-Si T.. /. THOMPSON. Air
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DAINTING.-C. c. McNUrF, Houst,
Il Sign and Ornamental Painter, Main ste t, { lover
Gold STEMS Clothing Store) Warren, U. Dry AMI
ground zinc for sale. fang 10
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THE HALLELUJAH.-

TIL III
l. LOWELL MAS0N'S new collection Of Church
Music, contains upwards OF ONE THOUSAND pieces OF
music, adapted to about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY me-
tres, and n much larger variety than usual Of ANTHEMS
and other Set Pieces. The OF MUSIC
have been especially prepared for Singing Chsses-a
variety OF pleasing exercises, fOurpait songs, and
rounds intersperscd. and there is added MUSICAL NO
TATI0N IN A NUTSHELL brief course for schools.
ASpeeimen copy will be sent, by mail, postpaid. fo-
examination, to any teacher Of music, or leader Of choir
on receipt Of sEvESTY-FIvE CENTS, Published hy
MASON BROTHERS.
% PARK Row, New York.
sep2G-2ms Sanborn, Carter 81 BaZin, Boston.
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ATE FROM THE FRoNTIFR-INTERIoR TOWNS all HEARD FROM
- LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK"
PACKARD & NJ.

PACKARD N
Store lh TsUCSof
Hardware. CdFiage TRIMMINGS iron, Paints Glass, TaFHiSh and MuIry Mill Saws.
unnh ave erlee rHAt into Oh rCnul" Long experience. perfect acuLAm-w whit the manu-
.Lcnres Of the eastern. SatS'a1d coa~Non It'll Ts Iron Mill in this ehu,e enables 10 Her great
.uIueanaLsto all TtlHgt9 purchases sn ur line.
All uphm general mechanics and luEauuu in rlUarG nrsa and uHrvt =nLb urp a.
invited to call anal mSA through ues stock The wants q ur enHe community have been IusaI to- without
To m friends sin the ID G(IY BUSINESS. NC u prepared ocd bu an UNUsUA Al PILE of
that's n used in on uaOu1u nES.
Mechanics wishing rpknshh heir srCK 81 TOOLS will do well en and examine our srk Of
lane. saws CM%u Inn.S stocks and D.S &c which not nuasNIy mv@ OMo
HOUSE TRIMMINGS OF SEW y DESIRABLE sTYLESa hwtan spSnIIM assortment
800 ksj justly cLgntI WhLngN Nails; 100 boxes Franklin Rock GhG White al inc Paint III
lNuEll Putty, Pine sash. &c &c.
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Iha all times fully stocked 18th good Horse Shoe Iron, buggy Iron Wagon Iron and Iron Of all Kinds. Nv
bundle saigon Or0t bL
N~eU4@ srksdn English GanM Makers md are nov adngb better m6s4nh less dcenan
TFRmrm6Td lace and can tue Fall Brick" Main street anpnc Chic.
SpumhT26 FI PArKARD q RtgyrJ pr,5A.
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DIR. H. b

WOOSTER, Ohio, June. 1883.
d. ii. TuBBS-DeGrS Sir: In justice to you / cannO.
refrain expressing my gratitude, and at the same time
lished,) it may prove beneficial to suffering humanity.
For the last seven years 1 have lahorel under a comb
nation of diseases, and suffered to an extent that rem
dered life a burthen. The best physicians OF the coun
try were employed, but in vain they gave neither
Encouragement or relief. In the fall Of 1873 my nery.
Gus system was completely Frustrated by a course %
typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were weak,
causing much difficulty Of breathing, cough ard expec-
toratiOn. l also suffered extremely with a singing
pain in my left side, near the heart. and back to the
shoulders, but still more from a violent struggling OF
the heart, and an Undesirable sinking. dying feeling
which it seemed impossible to survive. These c1nyul-
siOns or throes of the heart would terminate by 4 rush
OF blood to the head. producing 4 fearful sensation.
bordering upon deliri I'm, and leave me exhausted. A.
pain in the back and stomach, with frequent vomiting.
added to my Affections. Strength and Flesh were much
reduced. l was obliged to keep my bed i greater part
OF the time, and friends and ~neighhOrs gave up all hope
OF my recovery, thinking ne sinking with consump-
ton. In the summer Of iSjl, when my disease wore
its darkest form, q friend urged NE TO see Dr.. Tubs
l have done so have taken of.Bo- other medicines
sines, and am happy now 10 say my health is good
Disease has disappeared under treatment, like dew he-
fore the morning sun, and | can nov WOrkat household
Affairs from morning until evening, with no incouyen-
fence whatever. Yours, truly,
REBECCA A WHITE.
We give the above without comment Those wishing
information, can call on Mrs. W., or write her
at NOOier- Ohio |0rLN-Yr
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT.

HIIE highest market price will be paid
L f,s Lial warrants Of all sizes.
Those htviu- Warrants to dispose OF. VIII please call
uu the 81 .~scriier, at r. 4. SmiIa d Co.'S Drag Store.
Warren. Ju:e :. IS5j-y EDWARD 4. SMITH.
EGTURES There will be- II ser Is
- 'i Lectures delivered. st Empire Hall, y A. u. G
eAl. c'-nneaeius Suuiay a-Ni. oct 5lst- Sni TO con
u"ne St.ait alter SABBATH uiIi finished. on Moral
AMI I.t -.l,csuIi subjects Of ;hs most interesting kind.
ta- hrst i-.etur- viii De on the Lass Of LOcOmytion,
.h.cd $ aPPttrl e. ais motion, mental AID physical.
VIZ iFlrlhsc % esEt .iish tH- iIys that caUs the iuo:iou
OF t4t eaFth moon, stars. aul n,Ier h-av-alv ioIirs.
arI Il ~hI~ EhIt cIus,s Ia. nprta ana south pnles. or
the poles OF all ih- pllI-ts. Ta-gr v3H &c a practical
iew"rs.ruruI ofhis theory anl instruments Ia show
the Phenomenon OF their .oticEs. Tac Lecturer will
also establish the cIuse Jftte attraction OF the Magnetic
N-eil-. IL invites attention To- -h-se lectures, as they
are a pre,u'c TO others t. Ice delivered At the same place.
October l.. I~55-tf A. l.. &. nay
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Examination of Teachers,
Will be held at Warren, on Saturday,
October 9th inst.
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r EGAL NOTICE.-In the Court of
IL Common pleas ofTrumbun County, Ohio.

s vs..
Jeremiah Church, tCivil Action. Attachment
William Church, and
II. r. Harmon, defts-J
jeremiah Chuch. one Of the defendants, and a
non-residents Of the State OF Ohio, is hereby no.
titled, that on the 5h day of September, A. D.. 1915,
the Plaintiff filed his petition aganst the defen.
dants, in said Court, alleging that the defendants
are indebted to him in the sum Of $500, with interest
from July LIST, 1852, with 8 per cent penalty and cost
of a protest for money paid BY plaintiff, to the Portage
County Branch Bank, at Rsvenna, in said Portage Co.,
Ohio, for said defendants.
The plaintiff. will take Judgment by default against
said jeremiah Church for the sum and interest and Pc
nalty as aforesaid, unless they answer by the Sd day Of
November. A. d. 1855.
is o. H. HUTCHINS, AtTy's for Plaintiff.
Sept. T. '556w.
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GUARDIANS SALE

GUARDIANS SALE
" Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
order Of sale issued by the Probate Court Of Tunbun
County, Ohio, the undersigned, as Guardian Of Martha
j. Kerney and Sarah Il. Kerney. will expose 70 sale, a.
public vendae, on the premises. on the 29th day OF De-
tOber. A D 1855, between the hours of 10 O'clocS IN the
forenoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon Of said day,
the following described lots belonging to said minors,
situate in the Village Plat of DrOokheld, Trumbull eOun-
ty, Ohio. to wit: Village lots No. 81 and 81, belonging
20 Martha ]. Kerney, which are bounded and described
Is follows, viz: Beginning in he centre ofthe highway
running east and west through said lot No. 81. md at
the north west corner Of lands now (Nov-5, 1883 own
ed by Geo. Smith: thence running south along the west
line Of Smiths land, : ch. 50 links to the south ii c OF
lot No. -. in said plat; thence west alJng sasd line a
~sufhcieat distance that a line running NORTH parallel
with the line Of said smiths land, 90 the center Of the
bighway aforesaid, and thence east to the p ace Of be-
ginning, shall contain two acres and AuFthree rods
ofEtnd. Also lot No. 46. in the town p1tof BrooEheld.
Also. lot No. - in the Village plat Of said BrOokheld,
belonging to said Sarah E. kerney.
Term. male known on the dag OF sale.
MAR5ARET EERNEY.
Sent. 10. IR55-6t Gulriian-
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CTAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

~ OF YOUR GOING. But 60 IT ONCEu
To DUNLAP, STEWART Z REEDS. and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
me facilities which our firm now possess, Zone Of the
nrm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage of the narket,) are not eqnIlled
Dy any mouse 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 ut New York
prices
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OHEESE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h
EINE SHEEP FOR SALE-The sub

TOR SALE OR RENT.-My Dwell
J. ing House and Grocery. at Leavittsburgh, three
miles west from Warren, is offered for sale or rent.
The lot consists Of about half an acre of land, on which
is a good Dwelling, with Grocery Store attached, u new
Barn and Ice House, all in good order. Possession
given on the first OF January. For further particulars
inquire of the subscriber, on the premises.
Oct. 10, ls5j-3w$ JOHN A.
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10 FUTON str e.. New \ PIX
UPNcssrs. JUNN 8 co.. have tsl; Tor htny
years. extensively engaged in procuring patents for
Eer Inventions, aad will adv Sc inventors. without
charge. in regard to thu novelty Of their improvements.
October 10. IS55-2w
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Justices a1d C~oRStableS' Blanks,
WARRANTED. tGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS. EXECUTIONS, sUBPTNAs. E1o.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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SUFFOLK SWINE.--Those wishing
to improve their stock Of Swine, are informed that
one OF my Suffolk Bears will he kept, during the Fall
and Winter, by ALBERT VAN GORDER, at the Lower
MIL, in Warren.
shall also keep one emmy own farm in Bloomfield.
Oct 10, lS55.-2n X BROWN.
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THE
JUcstef0 Rcscrbc 6RfoPiclc

TERMs-uae isoIiai aad fay Gents. in
advance: T,gp si;a's, If payment IS mot
made in adss.--H.
No paper d.scsatinnes r'ti all arrearases are p~-u
exceut Al tm- spti 20 % iae - il-a-rs-
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ENGRAVING ON WOOD LTh

EOR SALE
4 4 very good Brick Dwelling House. For partic-
uLIs Inquire Of auz23tf W. IDDINGS.
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WANTED-A Young Lad, from 10
' to Is years Of age, of good business capacity,
can procure 4 situation rs Clerk, at the Warren Foun-
dry, by applying soon. Good references required.
OgfoFar IN lax
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GEORGE A. DAVIS, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY.MADE CLOTHING.

Warren, Oct. 10, 1851
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In the Court
Of Common
Pleas for the
County OF
Trumbull, and
State Of Ohio.
Civil action.
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NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND

NIFTY CENT DRESSES
100 pieces good fs. Prints. at 81 cts per yard
Fancy Prints. English and French Chin:zes, Scotch &
Shilling Ginghams, at the NEW YORK STORE.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

The AMERICAN PARTr.-Nothng is more COM
mon, remarks the New Orleans Bee. than for the
Democratic press 10 accuse the American party
of being Wings in disguise. The strongest DEM
ocretIc districts have been carried by the new OF
sanization such as Baltimore, which gave Pierce
1000 majority and more recently. Chicago. which
Is usually Democratic by an Overwhelming vote.
We might illustrate our position by numberIess
examples furnished by the town elections in New
York. Massachusetts, and Maine. but this would
be a work of supererogation. There is one little
piece OF rernorseless logic in connection with this
subject wh hich We would be glad to see our Dem
ocratic brethren overthrow. Here i: is: the Wing
party was IN minority in nearly every State of
the Union at the time the American party was
established, while the Democratic party had pos
session OF the governments OF twenty out of thir-
ty-one States. and was in .hc pdlmiest period of
Its power. Now. by what curious process OF ac-
cretIon has the American party managed to wax
50 overpowerinsiy strong as 10 vanquish Democ-
racy wherever it encounters it, If as this same
Democracy pretendS. that party is composed ex-
clusively OF Whiss2 Answer Us that, Master
Brooke