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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-30

THE ELDoRADo- -AFFAIR.-Thc last steamer
brought dispatches addressed by the Spanish
Minister Of Foreign Relations to onr Minister
at Madrid, in reply to the demands made at
different times for redress in the matter OF fir
ing into and OBTAINING the steamer FL Dorado
by the Spanish man-ofsasr Ferrolano. The
Spanish Government, most decidedly but cour-
sN-'''.-s, -e.,,.1>ls, -itl, the wishes of
our @ Government, and the Minister argues that
according to the law of nations the CenmaIi-
der of the Ferroano did nothing more than
the peculiar circumstances at that time in tlie
neighborhood of Havana justified.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-30

LETTER FROM EX-PREsIDEST FuLMoRE.- \
private letter written by ex-Presidcnt Fillmore
in January, 1855, to Isaac Newton, ofPhiladcl
phia, is published in the News, of that city
Mr.. Fillmore states that he voted for Mr.. I'll,
man for Governor of New York, ana proceed,
to set forth what he conceives TO be the dan.
ger of foreign influence. He deprecates the
effect of the ''foreign" vote of the country
and regrets the large number OF foreigners il
office. As a general rule he thinks the coun,
try should be governed by natiye-born Amer
leans.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-30

z IBE Hon. David Barclay, and Hon. Il. NJ.
FULLER, have our thanks for their fayors 10 us.
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PUTNAh's MoHTHLY.-The May number OF
this valuable periodical is at hand. 1t con-
taiEs it's usual variety OF choice literary mat
ter. This magazine has one quality about il
which is peculiar to itself alone--its contents
are exclusively the productions of American
authors. The articles are characterized by q
yiyor and independence which are truly re
freshing to the reader; the criticisms are high
toned, and the style is chaste and pleasing
The terms of the Monthly are SO a-year; two
copies for So, and five copies for $40. Ad-
dress, Dix & Edwards, 32l Broadway, n. Y.
TIE ScHooL-FELLow. are gratiied to
announce the recciptof this bright little month
~, which is one of the most charming publ
cations OF the sort we have ever been permit
ted to peruse. We take pleasure i'll recon-
mending it TO the favorable consideration OF
all who wish to place in the hands of then
children, chaste, pleasing and useful period
ical. Price, 81 a-year 4 copies TO one ad-
dress, S3,50; copies, 81: 8 copies, Sc. Ad-
dress, Dix & Edwards, 32l Broadway, y. Y.
HoUsEHoLD WoRDs.--We are indebted to the
same publishers for the May number Of House
hold w ords, which are q universal favorite and
always anxiously looked for. The contents OF
the number before us sustain the well-eagned
reputation of this periodical. Terms, S3 {
year; two copies, So. Address, Dix & Ed
wards, - Broadway, New y ork.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-30

II is said that Speaker Banks decline be-
ing aeandidste, either for President or Vice
President; on the Republican ticket,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-30

HOHolCGy's PHls.-W ond erful Cure of a dis
eased Liver. Emily Burton, aged 81, of Full
ton Street, Brooklyn, Long Island New ork i.
was Tor long time in avery preearious state
of health, owing TO her liver being diseased !;
the medical faculty prescribed for her in vain,
and every remedy she thought likely to benefit
her she made use of with the like i'll success.
Aoont two months ago she commenced using
Holioway's Pills, and complied with the prin-
ted directions, which quickly produced a very
pleasing change, in five weeks, the bloom of
health was again upon her cheeks, being per-
fectly cured, to the agreeable surprise of her
friends. These Pills are also infallible in all
diseases of the stomach and bc7Fels.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

ThHb ve cut represents vHhei Improvement PGrsIeGTdn Nh sdTedtoh the uous Grinding
feeding stock u he latest inTnlon@ MI oniRLE LElTTT,a oIrey:I ines,H Who aaaed :
that The Fangso This oTyy Gei Ga% 20 Mr EI aS. 9n success mew"aIT %S~~d1eeTon Of "a WhseS Zoe
smn and sos M%hns S%I hPap0~ have @s been IN HE+L Lot we're aHend@h With so muck
nhey~ ruaa AFTER Gpsnhns meh N aa money he ineaedsn patented Machine nrhhP r
ZACH a have been introduced into our tss such sds %sHH hs"- Giant" &C. 6e.n IN
@ T Gs %mn corn Crses ending ma III on @% %a . Sm n Iats S n~@d1 -n, T~ TMH 1 S m Spgo~s&
points nan Es 10 hpMseia another I'LL hsh Ia. PTsIto he far ngntg% tssIa. q
horses thus making The in%d. GHntr aMonay:v while Nee onnve r outer grinder rst@. by means Of
h pgeet teeth orc SS raRgs are ,P as near he esmr Of hsM NILS rosRIe Tss rt eth smipsrsd on
rings wMeae can be aMahnS Of arI1 metal, and eHr nUGsea bseuinyr replaced BY new
ThsM nh furnished with rO~ tO fanet teeth. ud ohss can he furnished at Nn time. alta cost nd G:
m family use Enedsncs hs proven anr n ae @ra TeG only hing II HL to year Gfn as
kind nd L@ @Mm T I'M Mil NH ais" h%.mSE syy .TP S and E %y m ME-; S aT a aaS1%st Tor fE Sm and GS fGs n:
%%@ % s Without rh % g% %n of t shSh9sh up The sH HHga Pg n% E S%%% md sTsd;a anil gs"sTa
AI%E9 Us. 70 which MS Mills hP@L are the nuosLsy E11t@hn or %hHs c@Ts nd Coz
simple sc onanrSaon an $50 in P.s tt cnn he mnHNS "a nyla gPres. hnam me Aus
Is awal kn9Enh aa anon gaenaaeP Tms.tfm on: hHhaH Corn spunis Worth two ahs@ ear, I"
Capacity of grinding With sh horse. hNm lOo r. and With t"h horses ro~ ~. IS bushels Per our
my price to grind with aneG Il will dd more ~piG1S 9Th NOR @&. @iS VIII 4Gsn tines !, loo.
always at thee expense dpoSer
Tbs Nn9Tnsn s in show n inc erPsi. anlH unhErd R~vduasn' Of each Of neM ills on exhibit
YnE1nEss-" 81 nn@~ 70 revolutions. N%nnr.G@mpbn Min .nfas 90 revolutions
AdvanAgad the Young AmiaM Mile over Al Ohss-I& Great srrha M Diamhy ell simplicity
q oass sswE% gsiaAs the qmhg OF sdsnsa Ehss rnk1 i 50 apet tint il @syb
same q an nan an any ny "T MI III IN M. M r 49, my nv %S P@d IN IN NH when s EGn nI o Sy G
Tue OTHER MILLS N USE A rHIsr TIME.
TITS .vsnknoEn far that Cat ron Mills he darn.C , SG tdoh tn work properly. win not las
Machine that zm6c@ more eeononMa and @- s@s I'M more TnaL The Sn%shs eamrs VII how
extra aO fGrnhnsP hs.s which %Asn "oahr years; sS% rpdr fort years s-nsE
year. ap@usm the Mnw n asst hmE N@eY Young nenaM n, .hon repairs Say % he renewed
Cor the ten ears @t . sao, rsr same rule wills py oayA and not IN Mn.now IN use which ann
&. win see tbs above sdmae hA the Ns America NH can be used fort the PuTee rprd Akn
.aAnOn third the expense tay oAr mills n yin az: =, PrsdeAys o. DAN hmn.
III 0mr aitsdD @e Agent promptly 4nuiei@ s@a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

BY @ST Mss s9ai asNaHass @s M1RhaaaI9 hsh d Tine Naeya MI ign asN l
Sr, Mr SDc<f 49,
Hardware. Carriage Trimmings. Iron, Palms, Glass; TarRih and Nuky Hill Saws
than have ever cen brought into "0A Trm III" Long sqeh-neesp perfect aeqrIHncev whit the manu-
Of the aans states and Onmxon with IAN a Mill in this vicinity enables us 10 orr uat
to all wishing to pmnse goods in our line --
III pAm gnrhm mechanics nd manufacturers lin prNhra mHs ndh their vs and cHhpnl are
to call md look hshh the stock The rants Of the entire eOmmunhyh have been LsaE n hhOss
distinction of color size personal Appearances pdu5
To our friend in the BUGGY BUSINESS We arc prepared to ehnh an UNUSUAL PILE eff
tG AN be used nonW lota buggy. a
Mechanics ViAug to rphhhu theirs STOCK OF TOOLS will do well to call aIp zMMpe w stock d
HOUSE TRIMMINGS OS NEW NJ DESIRABLE STILES large and emiha sarupm
20 kgs iy celebrated Wheeling Nails; leo boxes franklin Rock Hasa whs Lead Zs PHLo Oil
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
he bar bunH. san or boat L
We have seWelu the HUaoE fan nHEhG Gun Maker and en xo Offering better RGo at less prices u
ever before 5aeih this country
PRmenheh the. place and call tne" Tall Brick Main street Waen,0 Ohio.
DspGIr 60 IS ~ & BAsNUM. P9phSon. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23
New Advertisements.

Those wishing to purchase village lots,
or out lots Tor pastures or cultivation,
are referred to the advertisement of F.
Kinsman.-Dealers in clothing, TO
that of Messrs. Taylor, Dickson, Graves
d Co, wholesale dealers, numbers 90
and Is Dey Street, New York.-Frank
Leroy exhibits some beautiful specimens
of Ambrotypes, and insists, with a good
degree of plausibility, that he can i'm
prove on nature herself.-People who
do not wish to spend their money, slould
keep out of Yautrot & Gillett's estab-
lishment.-Medical students will find
something of interest. in the advertise
ment of Drs. Paine & Dayis.-Those
who are short of fodder. can make what
they have, shorter. BY buying a straw
cutter of Charles Messenger.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23
p A o F OR E I

1911 III GA ~ LIE WI o1SAA
Il PUBLIC Of this vicinity, that swing to the unex
pected IMPROVEMENT Of my eaIth, I am still in Warren.
and nov intend 10 remain here. aud devote myself
with greater activity than ever - the music business.
1 will also state, in this Connection, that l have sold
nv entire miscellaneous stock OF Music and Small
Instruments to Mr.. Geo. Adams, who viii conduct the
business as heretofore At the old stand He IS max nc
large additions 10 my former stock. AMI 1 respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretofore extended TO
ME in this department.. As for myself IN ny ihteh'
ton 70 devote All my time; E sEsy and s1gitsi' = Tie
now receiving the largest stock in this line. l have
ever purchased. and am prepared to say the best stock
and the cheapest. 1t shall he my aim, - Il has heen'
20 sell none hut those / believe to be the best lnstru-
ments, and at such prices as to make it il an object for
persons to purchase Of me instead q Of buying at Ceve-
land. Pittsburgh or East. 1 select my Instruments
not only to be good, hut to satisfy the purchaser. /
have now been selling Pianos and MelOdeons for over
Z years. and so far as ] know, my customers have
without an exception been perfectly satisfied, in every
respect. both with the quality Of their instruments and
the price paid. I su5join the names Of a few OF those
who have purchased Pianos Of me within the last )
years. to whom persons interested can refer:
WARREN-I. L. Fuller, Esq; Rev. J. Marvin; Lewis
J. Iddings; Hon. NJ. Orchard; I. j. MeLain. Esq.;
J. NJ. Hezlep; J l.. Weeks; Henry Smith; p. Fulk; }.
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford; Miss L. Graeter. Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. Taatrot; c. ". P-,ch; John
nc Combs.
NILEs.-Jame Russell; Wan. w1rl; John Battles.
MILrOS.--non. j. Tod; James Powers.
NEWTON FALLs--IIOrAee Stevens; J--GroTe; Z
Lyman.
BRNcEvILLE III. Sheldon.
IIRAN. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARMGSGrox.-Miss L. c. Steadman. Music Teacher
BgIsroL--J. W. Pat;engale; II. Corey, d.
BLoosPIELD@Cheste Howard.
PARKMAN. O.-Geo Burt.
KINsxAS.-D. Allen, NJ. D.; H.. Burnarl; J Kinsman.
vERSOS-Rslsa Clark; Lyman Leonard-
BAzETTA-EIi ". Dray.
HuBBARD.-John Cramer.
GIRARD.-H. Barnhisel Ferris Townsend; VIM.
Richards.
YouxGs on. &C. C. Chapman; VIM. Ross, Man
sion House: J.. squires: A. Medbury.
PoLAND, Or \. Lee.
NEw Castle, Pal. 3. Morgan; z. Perkins; Sam
uei Pearson; A. Henderson
WILMINGTON. PA--Rev. Vim. Francis.
B0ARDM NC. C. Braii ard.
Second hand Pianos and MelodeonS taken in ex-
change for new ones. All Instrumen.s delivered free
Warren. Nov. :. 1855. 5. /. POMERoY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23
Brides Cake.

Brides Cake.
Enclosed in a letter containing a noice
of a marriage. in California. which we
publish in this paper. we found a small
package, marked brides cake. On ex
animation, it proved to contain a gold
quarter eagle. Long life and happiness
to that bride. say we. May the heart
otthe husband be as unchan ring. and in
corruptlble; and the skies of their mar
ried life ever as bright as the gold they
send.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23
LUMBERMEN AND SHIP

l. BUILDERS.-The subscribers are now prepared
10 manufacture RalstOn's Portable Horizontal saw
Will, with engine and boiler. all ready to run. and to
dispose of t.rTitorial and individual rights. This val
liable invention being now brought TO q high state OF
PERFECTION, offers to purchasers the following important
advantages over all other saw mills:
II cuts more lumber. IL makes smoother lumber.
Il saws each board entirely OF and leaves no stub-shot.
thus saving greatly in quantity, and rTrOves the quail
iiy. Il possesses the same advantages .or saving lone
timber and ship plank Il as the gang-sav, the saw running
horizontally, cuts plank from tie top OF the log the
weight Of the log, Igsther with the fastenings, prevents
all springing. The machinery, saE and carriage being
raised only a few inches above the surface, saves all
expense Of drawing up timber. and adds greatly to the
convenience and safety Of handling lumber.
It requires fewer hands to work il.
II is portable, and can be moved three miles a. an
expense Of forty dollars; thus the mill can be moved TO
timber. 1t is equally applicable to large and small
machinery. The saw runs horizontally. and in a sash,
thus giving the double advantage OF the quick stroke Of
the muley saw, and the strength Of the sash saw
These mills are now in operation in Warren, Irum
hull Co.. o.. CanonShurg. Pa, Columbus, ohio Nash
in gton County, Iowa. Seven are now building IN Iowa
two in Wheeling, Va The mill in Warren viii be re
moved in a few weeks.
Any communication addressed to the suhserihersa
Newton Falls. TrumSul Co.. Ohio, will meet with
prompt attention.
w wa' ~ Hf M1nsur. June 6. is55y
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Sleighing Parties.

A large party numbering between 70
and 80 persons. from Newton Falls, and
another from Rsyenna Of between 80 and
40 Of both sexes, paid this town a visit
on Friday. very much TO the qualification
of our citizens. and were apparently well
pleased themselves. We were happy
to shake hands with many old acquain-
tances, and make some new ones. We
hope u town viii be invaded in
the same way, many times, should the
sleighing continue and a assure our
outside friends. that there is no place OF
its size in Northern Ohio, better provided
with good hotels, than is Warren, at
this time.
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Correction.

Correction.
A week or two since, an article in the
Register, Youngstown, stated that IA,
o PERKINS. E q, the efficient Presi.
dent of the Cleveland d. Mahoning Rail.
road, had resigned his Office. We are
happy to state that this is not the case
Il may be possible some change may b,
made in the officers of the Road, at the
annual meeting of the Company, which
will take place in a few days. That Mr.
PERk1Ns may desire, at that time, to be
relieved from the onerous duties of the
Presidency, for personal reasons, and CT
account of his extensive private business,
is very possible. He is still President,
and unless he urgently insists upon re-
signing, as a personal favor, We are very
certain that the stockholders will not
consent to any change in the Presi
dency.
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IN THE COURT Of G mmun Pleas oil
l. Tru;nbull County, Ohio.
MattheW b. Tayler. Plaintiff,

- - SoAANlN NhASH
MattheH B. Tayler, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles VI. Reed. r. g. Parks and P.H
Ball. under the firm Of Reed, Parks &
Co., Defendants.
The defendants r. G. Parks and P. II. Rail. non res
idents Of the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified Ohe de
PENDANT Reed having ansxeredO that on the 2lst daV
Of November, A d l555, the plaintiff filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas. setting forth that there
is due him from the said defendants, on thrir agree
ment or note. the sum OF two hundred thirty three dol
lars and fourteen cents. with interest from October .,
ls47. Said agreement or mole, reads substantially as
follows:
.Sa75. Due NJ. B. TayIrr three hundred and seven
ty-hve dollars. to be pai: in river freight between Bea-
yer anil Pittsburgh, at customary rates. for Canal Boat
Telegraph.
Warren, Oct. 2s, Is47. REED. PARKs & o."
There have been payments mSde on said note which
reduces the amount now due to the sum claimed by the
plaintiff. The plaintiff say that said defendants have
refused to pay said note in river freight when requested,
whereby they became liable to pay said note in money.
Said defendants are hereby notified that an order Of at
tachment has been issued, aud unless they answer said
petition on or before the 9Th day Of February. A d lS56.
Judgment will he taken against said L. G. Parks and P.
II. Ball, for said SUN Of $3.50, II, with interest from Oct.
p, Is4T. j.. U. II. HUTCIINS.
Dec26-6t A't'ys for Plaintiff.
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9smt SntIIiatnle.
Man Of Trumhun County.

map OF county.
Many of the citizens of this county are
aware that GILLErr, MATHEWS d. Co, OF
Philadelphia, having made a full survey
of this county, are now obtaining the
names of subscribers, for their map
We have seen some of the proof sheets,
and were surprised at the minute accu-
racy with which by-roads, small streams,
and lot lines are marked. Each mans
farm is mapped out. Of the estimation
in which their county maps are held
when finished. the Buffalo Republic gives
the following respecting that of Erie Co.,
New York
Last spring we noticed that agents of
GILLETr. MATHEWS & Co, of Philadel-
phia, were liz this part of the world, en-
gagged in making a full survey of the
county. The map is now printed, and
to every man in the county, who has any
interest an the county, it is al invaluable
one. The SURVEY is most complete. On
the map the house and land belonging to
every man is accurately set down, and
the residence of any one in the county
can be found in an instant, outside OF
Buffalo. OF the city there is an excel
lent outline, giving all the streets and
principal buIldings-comprehending the
old city of Buffalo with Black Rock
All the different roads-plank, turnpike
and others-are plainly laid down, and
q politician can trace out his c~anvassing
tour, with his finger, in a moment. On
the map there is also a new business di
rectory and a map of Tonawanda, sup
Elementary maps of every county and
county town, a large map of the city,
and views Of many of our public build
ings and private residences. We a as
sure our readers that the map contains
more valuable local information than
any map ever got up in Ibis vicinity"
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'THE HUNTERS FEAST: OR CON.

II TIT II : 7 INII y T L.lo 7 . OIl OON-
l. V~ERSArI0NS AROUND THE CAMPFIRE. By
Capt. Wayne Reid. author OF he Rifle Ringers, -'The
Scalp Hunters. &c. Beautifully illustrated with co.
that there Is no book extant which gives such a thrill
ing and yet truthful narrative Of the stirring and peril
Gus life Of a Trapper, as does the deeply interesting
powers Of description are well known TO the American
reader through tn. medium Of his " Rife Rangers"
&c, has most admirably blended instruction with
amusement. for, rhile e Ike. the Wolf Killer" cheers
the Camp Fire with his never failing anecdotes, the
Hunter Naturalist t.kes every occasion TO inform the
delighted auditory of the HABITS. haunts and charac
teristies OF the animal under discussion, and this he
does in a manner which cannot fail to fix the informa
tiOn in the memory of the reader.
Just pnhlished and received at ADAMS il6
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DIR. SAMUEL TRONG
FEVER


FEVER DESTROYER!
TIIIS is not the advertisrm mt of a
worthless compound got up by some quack to de-
fraud the public. but the simple notice of a new Remedy
WHICH has acquired III precedented popularity where
ever introduced.
{" Or. 5. STR0XG's EVE DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure Tor every form Of Inter
mittent and RemittenI Fe-ers, chill Fever. Ague aud
Fever. The most ample experii nee. supported hy tes-
timony Of many Of the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fully iustifes us in speaking thus confidently Of its
a. virtues" MARK THIS FACT.
"Dr s. TRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from obsure persons. scarcely known to any
one; neither does il emanate from a 'hc;icious source,
as is too oft@n the case with quick nostrums-iu ut it is
u -equivOcal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend.
cred, of individuals Of the first standing in society. or
tinctiOns-who have on their own persons and in their
own famile fairly and fully te ted the sanative virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
TIE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
age frequently produces results which bottles Of 0the-
popular remedies had tailed to accomplish.
1t will not only destroy the disease. Lut also eradicate
the most minute seeds OF it from the system. and re-es-
tablish a healthy action in the vital organs.
CAUTION!
There is a Counterfeit on this article, as on almost
all popular Remedies Of the day. Observe then. the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait and written sigma
ture Of SAM'L STRONG, NJ. D.. to counter felt which is
felony. s. VI. STRONG 81 Co.. Cleveland. o.,
Sole Proprietors & Manufacturers OF DR.. Sanl Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all or .ers and communications must ne adj
dressed.
For sale by E. A. Smith &C., Druggists Warren,
and by all respectable Druggists through the States.
Dec. coy
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SHERIEF S SALE


By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. to
me directed and delivered, and derree made by said
Court, at their October Term, A d 1855. / have levied
on and snail expose to public sale. as upon Judgment
at Law. at the dOlr Of the Court House in Warren, in
said county. on Saturday. the 23d day Of February. A D
1850. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A VI and 4 O'Clock
z NJ Of said day, the following described real {. tate. to
wit: A tract. or lot Of lsnd. situate in the township of
Hartford County Of Trumhull, and State Of Ohio. which
is bounded as follows. TO wit: commencing on the north
and south center road, in said township, at the north.
west corner of land owned by Eli Bushnell. thence east
or easterly, along said Els North line. about seventy
two rods to his northeast corner; thence forth on a
continuation OF said Ellis line along land sold by Gar
~ c. Coed to Jehial Lane about l6 rods, as supposed,
to = stake and stone, a little north east of a small hick-
DRY tree; thence gesterl, along the south line Of said
JehiaIs 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. he the
same more or less. To be- sold at the suit Of Alvin II.
Reed against Is. S. Gilkey, ct al. Appraised st six hun
dred and ~sixty-six dollars and g. cents. (S666,67)
H.. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. Warren. Ian. %. lS56-5t-9RS
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TDR. TUBBs' APPOINTMENTS are to be RE
sUMED in next. and continued as heretofore
They viii not be supplied by any one else during hi!
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE.
A MBRUTYPES.-H. A. MARSH

Al AHVIN"V II LJ."II. ~ "AlINt-II
"A would respectfully announce To the citizens Of
warren. and the public gen rally. that having ayailed
himself OF the new and recent discovery in tn art Of
taking pictures, styled Ambrotypes. he is prepared TO
a share Of public patronage. They are taken on pre-
parcel glass, and for ~softness, depth. brilliancy Of tone,
and beauty Of finish, are uneqnllled- They EN- he "a
ken in any kind of weather, and are admirably adapted
To children, S they can be taken in fr I'm one to two
seconds. Also, DaguerreOtypes taken as usual, in the
best sty le. Rooms over Al TroxeI's Provision Store,
corner Market nj Liberty streets-entrance on Lii
berry street. opposite Bank. ii. A. MARSH.
Warren. Del 10. lS55-3m