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A MBROTYPES-WM F. PORTER

n Takes this opportunity Of informing the public
that he is now taking this new and beautiful style OF
pictures. For delicAey Of shade. tone and hrillisney,
they are unequalled by any other style, and to be AZ
preciated, they must he seen. They are without Il e
glare Of the Daguerreotype. and have softer lights I'D
shadows. They are very permanent, as the picture is
taken on one glass plate, and then smother plate is &C.
mented to that by a process which renders the two
plates in fast one. The pi ture is then the centre Of
a heavy glass plate. and cannot be destroyed, unless
the glass is broken.
INSTRUCTIONS
Given to Ladies or Gentlemen in the above art, also in
all the different branches of Daguerreotyping. as cheap
as anywhere in the State IT written instructions in
Ambrotyping sent to any one, on the receipt Of So, BY
mai or otherwise. WIN. T. PORTER
Rooms over Baldwin's Bookstore, Main St, Warren, o.
Jau2-tf
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II Webftcrs mole otTIc1l
KorcesteFs de
Andrew Latin EngtsA. and English LAtsas
Aashona DO DO DO ~
Anthon's Classical Dictionary;
Anthony Greek and Ronaa Antlqpities: s4
Gesenius' Hebrew and English Dictionary;
AdlerS German and English Do. not
Spheres French and EnClish, Dc.
r- Nexnrans and Bareefe's Spanish and Engiishtex
Leverett's Lat. and Eng. a1d Eng aad LAt.do-
Rfelc House Dieti0nAry: seEf f
Pocket Lexieons o. various kiads;
AnthoE'h AndryEs' ED Gllog's csS9ri
SSE At EALUWu&
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UAUTROT d GILLETT, Wholesale
and Retail Dealersin CLecKs. WATCHES. JKwELRY,
sILvKR-WARE, and Fancy GOoDs, Warren, Ohio. I'm
We beg leave to announce to the citizens ofENA
this County and vicinity, that having recently L.
purchased, directly from Eastern Manufactur- &sr
ers, the largest assortment Of Clocks, Watches, Jewel
~ and Fancy Articles ever brought to this section OF
county, we are prepared to oGer inducements to pur
chAsers, far in advance Of anything heretofore known
in these parts. Our stock consists in part Of
Extra fne English Lever Watches, in gold, hunting,
and plain cases;
Duplex Watches, Of = superior quality, with ~indepen,
dent seconds. just the thing for timing horses.
Fine Double Time Center Second watches, excellent
and cheap.
English Lever Railroad Time Keeper in Silver cases.
Detached Levers and Lepine Watches, a large vari-
ETY..
An immense amount Of Breastpins. Ear and Finger
Rirgs. Of the most fashionable styles. Also,a great
variety OF
HOUSEKEEPING " FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as Silver Tea Sets, Tea and Table Spoons. Knives
and Forks, Lamps, Candlesticks, Fruit and Butter
Knives, table Casters, AccordeOns. &c.
New and superior styles Of Connecticut Clocks war
ranted good time-Seepers and no mistake, which are
offered lower than ever.
When Tou COM to Warren, be sure to give US = call.
We have a perfect mus UNI OF euriosities in the Jewel
~ and Fancy line, and charge nothing for exhibiting
them.
PedIars supplied at prices that will compete with the
Eastern cities.
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and war
ranted. VAUTR0r l. GILIETT.
Warren Jan. I6. 1850.
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DIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

Aane assortment Of Pianos. varying in price from
SI25 10 $3.50. Among others may be found
3 elegant Rosewood. 6 oct, iron frame, fancy legs, SOS
! 90 SS oct 90 round Do cor ssss:5Ss
3 : oct. rose, carved tablet and carved moulding. S4O0
4 do plain ca,e. -| S325
TX oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. S6oo
The last mentioned il one Of the largest and most
magnificent pianos ever manufactured. The pubic are
invited to call and examine it, it will repay the srJu
BILE Of a visit. The above we're selected by myself With
great care, and I win warrant them 10 be Very superior
Instruments in Every particular.
Warren. Jan. q Sc. 2 7.
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A MBROTYPES!!-OR DAGUER
IN RE0TYPEs on GLASS;
Having taken thorough instructions in the Art 81 An
hr0typing, from A. s. ROBBINS. late Of New York and
Philadelphia, one OF the best Amhrotypists In Ohio. ]
am ready to wait on any and all who may give me n
call, At my rooms over Smiths & AcCombs' Store, COR
ner Of Market and Main streets.
an prepared to take licensees OF all si-es, from
medium to full size. either positive or negative. or both,
which I will Tut up in double ca es, showing the posi-
tive and negative picture; or In single cases, showing
either the positive or negative. The cases are made
expressly for Amoroiypes. These pictures can be ia
ken in all kinds Of weather, from 8 O'Clock, A. n. to 4
o'clock. ? u.
Thorough instructions given in the Art. at moderate
charges y. L. Leroy.
Warren. January %, '56-tf
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TIumbull
l. County, IS. In the Court Of Co anon Pleas.
Petition for Diverea.

The said James 7. Gardner. on the sih day Of 60
vsmber 1s5S. aled tn The Eaid Court. his petition
zeainS, said Leais Gardner, for . di.Oree, alleging ~
causes, Sillful absence for more than three years.
and gross neglected duty. Said eanss Eill be for hear
ing at the next term Of said coart. By his attorneys.
Jan. 3, ls56.-6x. sUTLIFF& FUTILE.
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s SALE

SnEHlEF -
~ By virtue OF IN order Of sale, issuei out % the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull County, Ohio, 10
me directed and delivered, on derree male by said
court, at their October Term. A d 1875, ] have levied
on and shall expose 20 public sale, ss upon Judgment
at Law, at the dOJr Of the Court House in Warren, in
said county. on Saturday. the I'D day Of February, A d
1856, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A N and 4 o'clock
P NJ Of said day, the following described real s-tate, to
wit. A tract. or lot Of land, situate in the township Of
Hartford County Of Trumbull. and State Of Ohio. which
Is bounded as follows, TO wit: commencing on the north
and south center road, in sail township, at the north
vest corner OF land owned by Eli Bushnell. thence east
or easterIy, along said Ellis North line. about seventy
two rods TO his north east corner: thence north on =
continuation OF said Elis line along land sold by Gar
~ G. Geed TO Jehial Lane about l6 rods. a. supposed.
TO a stake and stone, a little north east Of small hiek-
Org tree thence westerly along the south line Of said
Jehial's land, to the line Of the aforesaid highway.
thence along said highway to the place Of beginning;
supposed 10 contain about seven acres OF land. be the
same more or less. To be- sold at the suit OF Alvin II.
Reed against T. s. Gilkey, ct al Appraised 1t ak hun
dred and sixtysix dollars and 81 cents. (se66.S7-1
II. r. HARMON Sheriff.
Sheriff. Olhce. Warren, Jan. %, ls56-St-3Rr
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TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
L.. ~ p-r-fun KnIuner hrL

PeynsHts to be made in all eases in adosnes. Money
eErrsat in rae State phsrs issEsd piH Be reeeiusd
at par.
The Premiums consist OF the following works. back
volumes Of which will he given to new Subscribers
according to the number Of periodicals ordered, as
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Cleveland . Mahoning Railroad Gem.


Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad Gem
pany. 7 tio
At the annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of this Company. held at Cleve-
land last week, the following were re-
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
JACOB PERKINS, DUDLEY BALDWIN
DAVID Ton, r. w. C~uSSrNoHAN,
CHARLES SIXTH, JAMES MAGE,
FREDERICK KINsMAE..
At subsequent meeting of the Direc-
tors, JACOB PERKINS was chosen Presi-
dent ; REUBEN HIrcHcocK, Vice Presi-
dent; and CHARLES RRoDEs, Secretary
and Treasurer pro fem.
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NOTICE.-Books will be opened for
~ receiving subscriptions to the capital stock Of
the Mineral Ridge Railroad Company, at the store OF
ii. Mason, in the Village Of Niles. Township Of Wealth
ersheld, County Of Trumhull. and State Of Ohio. on the
18th day Of February, 1856. between the hours Of 10
and IL o'clock, A. n. OF said day.
HENRY :. RICE,
EDWIN L.. n
WA. s. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jano3, SCR VIZ. X SEWARD.
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nR. PAINE has returned from Phila-
H delphia. and will resume his practice cf MEDi-
CINE and SURGERY. in Co. with DR.. DAVIS. Office over
Nichols & Weir's Hal and Clothing Store. Warren. o.
Jan2-2m
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NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAk,

~ COMING AGAIN-together with any number Of
elegant Pianos, Melodeons, &C., daily arriving at 5. 7.
POmeroy's Piano Ware Roouas, Liberty ST.. Warren, D.
! must again remind my friends that q good Piano
Forte Is the most substantial, sensible. and Uithal &C
srptlble Christmas or New Years gin which can be Sc
leeted. II any doubt Il, | respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient Of the favor for confirmation Of
my opinion. always sell a large number on or near
the holidays. and am glad to sas this year that ! am
favored with an unusual speaking ahead" for instra-
ments. Those intending TO go in" will do well to call
nov % ST. PoMEROY.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-A. ]

N TIOxEL vs.. JAMES HOLC0AB.
The defendant. James II. nclcomh. Will TAXA noties
that the above cause came on to DO heard before Jede.
iiah Fitch. ESQ. Justice % the Peace for Warren to@as
ship, on Saturday. Dec ed inst, and The said defesd-
ant not being served with process. the cause vaa ad-
loaEned 70 Friday. February tst.. 1883. at 10 o'clcsk An.
Warr- u, % Dec. is5J-et LEGGETT 4 cox.
Aays for PIE.
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The Weather.

The weather.
The long continuance, and severity Of
the cold thus far, during this month,
exceeds that Of any past season within
the memory of that Hydrologic ii per
sonsge, the Oldest inhabitant. We had
already chronicled four days, the 9th,
9th, 10th and 11th, on which the mer-
curry stood at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, from 10
to "a degrees below zero. But on the
morning Of Saturday, the 26th, it fell
to &c degrees below zero. By 3 o'clock
P. NJ it had risen forty degrees, or 16
above zero. Up TO this time. there has
been but one or two days during the
month when there has been sufficient
warmth to soften the snow in the sheets
at all, and then but very slightly.
The Snow.
In the introduction to one of Dickens
Christmas Stories, the ''IIolly Tree Inn,"
Just Published BY I. B. Peterson & Co l.,
Philadelphia. is The following account Of
q Snow Storm. which might apply to
many places in the United States, about
these days:
In the county the drift was be-
coming ~prodigiously deep; landmarks
were getting snowed-out /; The roads and
the fields were all one, and we go crunch
ing over an unbroken surface of white
thai may sink under US at any moment
and drop US down a whole hillside
And it showed, and showed, and still it
showed, and never left off showing
When We came TO the town il looked
like a large drawing on a slate, with
plenty of slate pencil expended on the
honses where the snow lay thickest
The clocks m the sieeples we're all
stopped, the dial faces choked with
snow. and the inn signs b.otted out ; it
seemed a. if The whole place were over
grown with white moss. And il showed,
and it showed. and it never left off
showing"
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TAYLOR. DICKSON. GRAVES 4 CO..
(Sseeesssrs 10 Bates, Taylor c0-)
Nanufaetur .rs and Wholesale Dealers In
10th n G.,
Numbers p and es Dey Street,
EEw YORK.
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A FRAGMENT NOTICE

Jane eeddsA pTr-l 4it%chreat befo-s Andrew
VS.. Gardner. Justice % the Peaca
HsnFY Morgan, DftC az Hubbard tsp. Trunbull Co.,
o. On the Sl1 day 81 Decembsr, A D. 1855. said Ias-
tiee issued an order Of sttschnenti IN tie shove action
for ths sun Of 90 s.. debt. Oanse will he set for trial
on tAe t.b Tar Of February, IS56. at O'clock. ,. n.
Dan 81 JAMES GsDDES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

MAYORS CorSr.-fhc fnilu"ing cases disposed OF
on saturday; Joseph Luciano aud John Baptist for ns
sauing Duminico Ftanci>co examined and d-
charged. Minor slave to Dickinson Sizcr, arrested b,
the watch with forged pass in his posses-on Snt
beps f'r punishment Caroline, rinancipatrd slsv.
VIII" had not received the proper papers, ordered
lAvc this part OF the country without DELAY Lefty Gla-
mA', Tree negress. of evil reputation Who had box NJ
cigars supposed TO have becu stolen di>chhgcd but
the cigars retained jane belonging To the estate
oil Nelson Clongh. o Hanover was ordered hpggug f
stealing miscellaneous lot OF clothing aud committed
Jail ~ runaway.
Several nuisance cases likewise properly disposed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

A Man Res OvER AND KILLED The train which lef,
Weldon N C., yesterday morning at l2i o'clock for vii
mngton when the latter place over n man who
Wa laying on the tract instantly killing him He il sup
posed To have been either asleep intoxicated or poa
U both in his sober senses would Law down on
RAILROAD track to go sleep. We learn that the nnrn.
of the deceased Mitchell We are indebted for th.
above item to AR. Robert wggIeswoub mail agent OF
route between Richmond snd Weldon -Pstersburo Int
SATURDAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21
PROFESSOR DE t:..,II,,, ,-,,-

- iRiCoL-rhe pable must be the loOko Their
'.'"- aud cuuuteret.r in the
Ad hr"h sni blu who. having been life a.,
trying
of original DE
ihe Sits the browns aud the blues, with their wives ar
nerr! iht pers DE Graih the only should A-
,ar" ur circulars Of the hrcir on The OH s,nu.
al" rush tile tl
~ name blown on the bottles. which world
N-r ti- 10th Instant
their VIII De to n
Try To satisfy their creditors IN the
can AMI or- all hts dvbtsh- Is the friend people
Electric Dt blessing naukini-a
smiths the Browns aud the Blue with their wives A-mt
manufacture without VI
Nni pcrsp. destroy human lie. limitations and %
erirt- TAKE only ~" original article n. great Pr h.
rath Psrculars la few days. story volvnK xh,
WI aS'h-h e tuhic Agents will receive pub,
M OF euh slNAia, particularly, until thu l5
! uT-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

Fall IN wELL.-Mr. Bvian Webster fell from tin,
top tn te bottom of the we'll the brick kns Nort
OF town, on Tuesday afternoon last lie Tell about 81 feet,
down the r''rs OF the solid rock in the we'll and ",
strange to say, not killed the Chief injuries he si>-
tanned being cut the head and dslocntion of o,
OF his ancle bones lie taken oi the WELL placed
III light ~ngon and carried to his home in Dayton
jocing IN his miraculous dcliverance from sudden and
viruent death Rockingham R,g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21
THE WHITE sULpmuK spuINGs FOR

ygNE James cais.i the PRINCIPAL
s Celebrated Watering place having rendered necessary
Sr' have united In eonftng the power 10
To facilitate the sale. liberal charter ha. been obtained from the
company and granting them every pryT
MAJ 9ess,ay 70, lr most fall and profitable enjoyment
IN o. th authority conferred them,
orsaal andcI The charter S.''' TO OF 10
hrr IIsI s'nF, have such wle.r5esd celebrity for
deemed uns'ess,y 70 say much in sani 70 their attractions
n' h ,a r "a gs Of pleasure and amusement; and they
onahie character Of their visitors
The means Of Recommendation have been time to
e ana are now eni TO entertain about thousand guests
t"' many year. past howcysr they proved inadequate
dat they had been sufficient double that numbrT
season Of every var iup,, ~ ,.,s,, . si a
daily Tor wan, Of room to accommodate them.
siderable delay and fatigue visitors being completed
furnish an unbroLen line Of rar.y % non,
Eastern aud Northern elite. 70 b ., % lion i ron
fsg o. The sprnss Within the Lac, three months the Central
sss 70 on miles and avoiding The worst part Of the road
10 ,he morning and Ep rs A. M White s sl yn Pser;snrs
seer, from The county bordering the Ohio will be equally
viii ANNUALLY resort to these Springs
fertile yaII Of . nisany mountains; The te lies in the
than ac Of esdow in the tract and more than
double ;ha, quantity Of good arabic upland he he
tract consists OF mountainous well
good range for stock All the supplies Of &C Ge
ees-ary for the OF the hotels readily raised ON The
~ N
Tie bgdngs Tor the accommodation OF visitors conveniently
aranged ahd many ~ them much architectural
. s"gnd. are gnin.niy picturesque and beautiful presenting
surface diversified by hills and dac
forest II described Of
places, and there few who
To acknowledge it, claim In this distinction.
the receipts OF the establishment
eNed by enlarged accommodations
eioas management u''y might be- increased many fold
The sale OF The water, which l. In
put p Tor transportation may be easily ade Of furnish
very arge income aud In hands the
would reimburse the price which the
The whole country contains few subjects
81 equal developed they he by eneprs
and capital - f''-'
I e iothe estate j. believed to he having
"nge 70 TIE present. prprtiors and their than
seventy years To facilitate tie transfer the
avoid difficulties which might result from the death any Of the
joint owners the legal title has been
gne who will b. prepared proper the pur.
chaser.
The sale Will embrace all the heretofore used IN eonu
ton with the property for the
Persons desiring TO purchase communicate with
the uhderssned WIN. II. MCFARLAND
~ Richmond, Va.
ALEN II. n STUART,
or sAunon. vs..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

GRETNA GREES.-At Jsrratt's Hotel. Weldon, y. c. a
considerable number OF runaway lovers from Virgil
la have united in the bands of matrimony since the 6r,
OF Janniry The Clarksvic Tobacco Plant instances q
case that occurred last Saturday week The gruom had
heard the thnnders of sixty SUMMERS aud the bride wa
not Tar behind HIM III years What do YOU think of
that, gill Some chance for YOU vet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

RoBBERY.-The rooms of Messrs. : Cherry and 4 NJ
McPhcccr- at the National Hotel Norfolk we're entered
early last Friday morning through the aid of false KEYS
by thieves who after succtng inmates to the iuu.
&" coroorm proceeded rob their pockets OF mon
ey aud papers OF value
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'U'HHIEidnyN' nTEp STATES. lf.RnERLY

- INi0N) HOTEL IN THE CITY or RICHMOND VA -
f"h old established offered Rent ~
rom The ist April next Ii Is we'll vorAbly ihai
rpou considered
eAon which u central and
wArVes as well A. It, superior large nunr
Of persons makes desirable
take thr management Of a First Class Hotel.
I Travel husness CITY daily lpr-srg AMI
we intel states Hotel only requires the comp--
rent person :" ensure large
-hent business and equal
.hch khmond l. noted The always hem praabIr .nd
there ! fine stable -"~
The Whole premises are in perfect possession be had
tle Isl April At which time the
Hotel composed Of large assortment Of tl st az
Hotel will be sold al Auction - ~ ~'~S'
la The meantime opportunity for renting or Iasn
the Hotel and purchasing
We Invite applications by letter otherwise.
- TAYLOR WILLIAMS
Aarnt.. nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

To TX TRiEp FoR MuRpER.-Peter Cruichfeld Of Hen.
rico county, has been be- tried for murder ON
account II Lis flemish humanity aud violence to hi. sick
wife, ending H. her death
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21

BuRGtaRr.-The dwelling OF Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, on
Oregon Hill, entered Saturday night and robbed
of specie aud notes to the of 500 young man.
named Charles DcAnc supposed have concerned ia
the robbery arrested yesterday police are Oh
the track OF two others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-21
ii a II d w A II l.
EnuF sEn.us An.K

n All now In receipt u my SPRING STOCK OF
- HARDWARE 81 English and American manu- W
laciurr, direct from the manufacturer wLrh \E\
respectfully invite the attention Of friends both Cfc&
~ Town Hhd country, assuring them shall ~ W
e'N,fy article h my line a. lev la our city
My stock consists IN part " ~ ~
Ivory handle knyrs Pork Of 81 ui.,s ~ Roi,. - a
other "'s''s anu
R"dgers worry handle Knives without fork.
pour plated table aud dessert Forks plated on eStr.
German silver 49, ~ 'N ''''
Rodscrs' and other makes Of burk hon. and is l.
handle Knives q Forks
odsers "onlon and other pocket pe Kn,y-.
uEef. aud "osirnholms Scissors In variety Of
Nus,enAom's and W cher's RAror.
Pruning aud heigr
Walters, and s-tt. some Of Them very bsnd.or,.
sad Irons. Of fine quality
Iron Tea Kettle, aud saucc-Pans. timed and untinn-d
u metal ANA porcelain iron
ii"l'aawarc and firv-Dog-, general assortment
Tai aud Hat bottom brass CAnd,stcks and suar.
manu- pNntl rip COMPASS and Brace. and Hin.
'rin very superior qualify hsnd pole Area mai
"Hh ana ca pet iannet. .hhging lang Isieh.,. ali
. hs"wlns Flames general cAn.. and rnIl
Shse 1augr-. Squares aud four fold
s'd box Ices aud srige and hand Hammers
cur Su wrought Nails aud Spikes Aurrrs and
asr Ahd gmlet bits all patent Locks: pad .tock
S CUPBOARD morice, and closet round ,quarr
@ ~ hos "i every size wrought and Pins and
curtain BANDS; hank aud Wire all Mssons Chs-pgr
Hacking Ame and Roaand Spades and slov.ls Ionv INA -
hHnd manure and hay Fork Rake. NV H.
weed hg hlg aud grubig siH-s trace halter br,a,
s OK ana well Chans garden Tuwrls garden Hoes Du
ing 81 every .E aud kind plate hook rop and 7
us' iron Hooks Shd staples aud Hasps Files and
"Feter with almost other usual
N'P' !" my Hle oil business RATCLlfFE
Corner Of sth ~ BROAD streets
"Pi" Opposite II. 2. A =. X Y. pot.