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OHERIFF : SALE
sheria's omee. Warren. Aus
SALE

~. By virtne Of an Order o. Sale, to ne directed and
delivered by tie Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of TRANQUIL county. Ohio, I shalIexrose to Pull c Sale.
as upon execution at law. at the door OF Ahs Court
House, in Warren. in said county. on SATURDAY. the
goth day Of September, A. D 1s56. between the hours
Of 10 O'clock A N and 4 O'Clock p NJ. OF said dag, the
following described Real Estate. to wit: situate in
Warren, or township No 4. in the eth range Of town
ships in The Connection Western Reserve. in the state
Of Ohio. and which is also in the county Of TrumbulI-
and is known by lots Iuni er twenty t6l ard tweI "
ore t2D. in block number sleven QD. in the south
survey Of the town plat OF Warren, reference being had
to the Town Plat, or map thereof, recorded in TEum,
bull county Records Book Of maps. pages u and 81
for certainty" together with a turning lathe and steam
engine and boiler attached TO a shop on said premises.
IS a part Of the fixtures in said shop. Appraised a
nine hundred dollars ($9c0 OD. To be soil Al he suit
Of Giles o. Griswold against Madden g. Harsh
H.R HARMON Sheriff.
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The business viii still he carried on at the Old Stand
in Kinsman. by Turner & White, where will be kept a
good assortment Of Stoves. Ten and Japaned Ware
All jobs attended to promptly.
aug. q. I2i6- TrRNER A WHITE
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| Concert.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Thomson and Mr..
D. E. Townsend. formerly connected
with D. E. N. Harris d Co.'s Dramatic
Temple vii. give concerts at Empire
Hall. on Friday and Satur lay evenings
of this we,k. They have ben giving
concerts during last week at Youngs.
town. and then performances are high
ly commended.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

- DER OF COURT. On the e5th day Of September,
1856, at . o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises IN
Ohlevn, will he sold 10 the highest bidder, the follow
ing Estate as the property OF Eli A. wagner, Dec.
TO vii: Situate in weAthersheld township, Trumbui
county. Ohio, known as part Of lot No :, being i've
Ds1.sis or I1ts OF land in the village Of 0hltown. one
containing a quarter OF an acre Of land, the other about
thirty-three square rods Of land. and upon which there
is a dwelling house and blacksmith SHOP, me SANE
nr.mises that the sail Eli A. Wagner died seized Of.
For terms Of sale, inquire Of the undersigned.
HIRAM ROSE.
apg o. Is56-4w. Guardian OF Emma Wagner.
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RARMS FOR SALE. The subscriber

u offers for sale his Farm, one mile north OF the
centre Of Irookfeld. Trumbull county. containing 800
ser-= Of FIRST pasture, meadow and plough land, we'll
watered and timbered-grafted orchard and other fruit,
comfortable dwelling good barns AMI out houses.
Also, his farm. three-fOurths of a mile from Warren,
containing 80 acres OF first rate land, nrst rate spring
and run water. good bottom and upland. grated or~h
ard and other fruit trees, good barn, &c.
Also, his house and lot in Warren, all Of which will
be sod low for good payments Enquire Of the prOpri-
etOr, or J. NJ Smll. Atty. J b. BUTTLES.
Warran Sera IN Is
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Notica.

The Ladies' who participated in get
Ting up the Dinner at the Fair Grounds
last week, and others interested, are re-
queste1 TO meet at the Hall of the High
School Building. on Friday afternoon
next, at 5 O'Clock.
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Benjamin Robbins.
BENJAMIN s:'a' n',.n r-'l'io--
LTOTIGE Is HERERY GIVEN- thai

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN, that
IN BENJAMIN Robbins, on the 18th Of August. 1sSs.
sl,a his netition in the Office Of ClerR OF the court Of
conmon Plras af Transasl Sosnly, satfas HAT be has
paId for N. - IN Wesa WasPen, frumbull county,
bounded sanfh And vesf NJ sHeeesseas " lot Ss,and
norm hrla 81. TO Edwin Le1inesell. tkas Ne isaeadand
prayins lhat his heirs make the petitioner deed.
D,fNa lants viii ansxsr or dennr BY lSth day. Of
nrloh1r 1,xS THOMAS n HkBBs-
a. IA i-5c-su ARora<l fsr Petitioner.
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BOOTS AMI SHOES,
Id MHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.


Spring and Summer Trade. at Re 49,
duced Prices. for CASH
W. 4 b. CRANAGE, NOT Mair
street, warrsn. Ohio, would respectfully call the aiten-
tion Of their friends and the public generally to the
fact, that they have Just received the largest best, and
most fashionable stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to this market among which viii be found the hrst
quality OF Ladies' Caters. Kid Bootees, Buskins, slip.
pers, &c. Also a large assortment OF Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamel-d Bootees. Busktns, etc.
A great variety Of Misses Gsitrr y Morocco and I'm
ameled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers, and a gen
eral assortment OF boys, youths and ehildrens hne
shoes Of all eolors and qualities. together with a Erett
y7ri.ty Of gentlemens' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, ane Caters and Shoes Of the latest . ylss and
best quality.
Z ALSO, a general assortment Of leather, French Cali
skin, Patent Calf Skin, Morocoos Of various kinds
and qualities, Congr % gore for CATERS, glove KID,
Innings Of various enlo-, snd qualities, shoe thread
Knives. hammers, nails, bristles. shouide- sticks
peg notes, peg knives, avis, boot web, sand stones
lack hnek skins, and every thing usual y kept In our
line of business A large stock Of lasts OF eSery fina'
Remember the place, sign Of the Red Boot. No. 6,
Main street. Warren, ohie. ApE-loE.
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-. INSTRUCTION. Nj
STATE OF OHIO Office Of lhe Pro

~ hate Court Trinhull c unity. August 3Gth, Is56
The following acc UNITS Of Executors. Aln.ihistna
tors. and Guardians. having been hied in the Office Of
the Probate Court Of the Comfy snd State aforesaid
will remain ON file for Inspection and exceptions un
I'll the s6th day ofSeptem'er next. when the same will
he examined and ordered TO record, If not excepted &c,
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.Gd45IfH "wAEsEs, Sept. 6th, 1856.
tide Board of Education of EarTen:-

lGrrIMN.-I shall be most happy to give a
concert on Monday evening, Sept 18th, at En-
pire Hall, or any place you may be pleased to
designate. Tor the purpose of raising funds to be
Sbbsopriated towards furnishing the New High
Seh0oI Building. / am Yours. dc,
vsssss MEs. L. l. DEMISG.
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HE PARTNERSHIP HERE TU-
fore existing between the undersigned. in Stove
and Timing business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All notes and accounts will he settled by
Allen Turner. ut the old stand, in Rinsman.
Kinsman, Aug. q I556. 7. X. T0MSON,
ALLEN n
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Before Elmore Moses,
Justice of the Peace. of
lEt) Hartford, Trumbull Coo
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
Il County. In the Probate Court.
George Hallock and ErIstus Gomez
Administrator OF VIM. Bushnell, Dec.
vs.
Lucinda Hull. Sylvia Noble, Martin
Bushnell. Horace Bushnell, Cyrus Bush
ne. i. and Olive Bushnell, heirs Of vii
son Bushnell, deceased; Newell Bush
nell. Lovisa Palmer, Susan Palmer. Petition for
John Bushnell, and Polly hart. heirs sdthority to
Of Lester Bushnell, deceased; Sophia complete Real
Hart, . oily Miner. A. @. Hart. and Z. Contract
Hart, heirs Of Loyisa Hart, dec, ased
Austin Andrews. Andrew Andrews,
Curtis Andrews, and Lucy Stewart.
heirs OF Fanny Andrews, deceased
Cordelia Quiggle, Cahdice Pushnell,
Daniel C. Bushnell, Alexander Bush
nell. and Austin Bushnell.
The above named defendants will take notice, that
the said plaintiffs, as such Administrators, on the 9th
day OF September. A. d. 1856, filed their petition in the
ProbS.e Court OF said county, praying for an order to
deed the following described lands, contracted by said
William BUSHNELL, deceased. in his lifetime, TO the
said Austin Bushnell, to wit: Situate in Hartfori town
ship, Trumhull county. Ohio, and being one hundred
and forty and two thirds acres In lot No. 81. in said
township. bounded sOuthwarls on the diagonal road;
west on the lot line; north on land Of ROmanta Norton;
and cart on lind Of Seth Thompson, being all the land
conveyed to William Bushnell by Sherid's deed, dated
April s3l, 1875. TO which reference is had for more
particular description. The said petition will be heard
on the LIST day g October. I656. at which time said de
= GEORGE HALLOCK,
ERAsrUs CONE.
Adnr's of William Bushnell, deed,
Sent 10. IR56-gw.
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After which, the Treasurer win keep an Office in War
rem, for the purpose of receiving taxes until the 20th
day Of December, 1856.
JOHN REEVES, County Treasurer.
Warren, o.. Aug, 90, lr56-6w.
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NOW is THE TIME -

zaz TO purchase an excellent Farm in szsz
HlHubbard situate on the Main RoadA
from youngstown 70 Conneaut. known as the Dcughton
place Itcontains one hundred and thirsy-thFee acres
Of land, upland and meadow, we'll prcPortioned; is
well watered, has a fine Orchard Of choice fruits; a
Brick House. Frame Barn ami other buildings. In
fact il is Just about the pleas lntest location in Old
T~rumbuIl. II soId soon, 40 par acre will buy IL. if
not, il VIII require mcrr money. Title complete Call
on TT. McLAIN.
Warren Sent. 10. 1856
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From The above statement it will he seen thas Zero
seps ~prodaEes the most light. at the least cost and
ah%t Farming Rnd produces tAs lezst light u The
greatest cost.
/ have Alaa made \ careful analysis ofyozr Kerosene
Oil, and and IL to be remarkably pure Rndfres HON all
substances which would otherwise render il untt fo~
burning in lamps. When thus purified by The proeefe
now In use, Il 10 not explosive, even when e Is heated
TO 9H y, An being much Iess E0lztile than samplers
is not liable TO am0ke.
In view Of the above facts. I am sanEcine that your
.tPurihed Kerosene" Ia destined 70 superseae all othrr
oils or burning aaids. a. = source Or artiacial nlnmin-
alton. and wonld -recommen Il A. the most Tahnahls
material for that purposs with which ! an &cqaaiutef.
Very Respectfully, yoaE obdt scrvt.
ONWARD n. KENT, Chemist
|, cohstantly IN hand for sale By
= aug q, leA. EPRN9e RED
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DARN FOR SALE. l will sell 200
l. acres Of the north side of my Farm in Bszetta, 4
miles IRON Warren. on the Plank Road to Kinsmau.-
The buildings are good, cost $1,000 a short time aro.
The Farm is well wstered by the Mosquito Greek,
which is the eastern boundary; 2 good young orchard.
and all other kinds OF Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
IIouse, 20 acres good timbe Price si5 per acre.
will also sell 80 acres Of the south side for $50
per acre. which is Watered. and about 25 acres good
timber along the Greek. ] prefer selling all together.
but will sell as above, or to suit the buyer.
Sept. ;, le56-6m. FITCH B. LEWIS.
COLE LEATHER-Found at Jas.
Mcconi ell & Co.'s a good article OF Sole Leather
at greatly reduced prices. Call and examine. Upper
Leather and Findings always on hand. A very pretty
heeled Cater for the Ladder.
JAS. MCCONNELL 4 co.
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSICi! S.

CAMPAIGN SONGS.-S. Il. Pom
" eroy Las received some new Fremont Songs, some
Of which are good. We arr indel ted to S. Brainard &
Co., OF Cleveland, for copies Of two songs for the
times, the Republican Army, and the COuse Of Liberty
The latter is set to the mnsie Of Captive knight.
DEMOVAL.-S. I. Pomeroy has re-
Ii moved his Piano Forte and Music Store to Van
Gorder's New Block on Market Street. lie is happy to
be able to state that the great increase Of his business,
renders the change nscessary-his former warerooms
being entirely inadequate. HIS large and cammOdious
rooms will now enable him TO keep on hand and sex
posed to view" as large and elegant an assortment OF
Pianos and Melodeons as can be found in the StIte of
Ohio. He will keep constantly on hand from thirty 10
ffty elegantly furnished new Pianos, selected by him
self from the best makers in the world, and win sell
them at Manufacturers prices, which will make the
price Of each Piano about $50 less q an they are sobi
for in Cleveland, Pittsburg and Cincinnati. Also a
large assortment Of second handed Pianos. prices from
s35 to $500. Melodeons from s45 to $500. One large
organ melodeon. designed for churches will be sold At
a bargain. Pianos and MelodeOns to rent
Warren. apr 30 1856 ST. PoMER0Y.
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Dry GOODS! DRY GOODSl At

TRY GOODS! DRY GOODSi AT
IL THE WARREN DRY GOODS ST0RE."-we
are nov receiving our stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods, comprising nearly everything belonging to the
dry goods trade.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage extended TO Us
the past season. we have purchased largely, and de-
such bargains as will secure the attention Of the
masses.
We design TO demonstrate to our patrons the advan-
tages Of dealing with those who adopt the
READY Al SYSTEM,
And are exclusively engaged in a particular branch OF
busine-s.
We intend to do a str aight forward business, and we
ask for no success but that which waits on industry
and honestdealing-
We respectfully solicit attention TO our stock, to
which additions will be made to suit the wants OF the
people, and which will be found far heavier and more
general than heretofore exhibited.
apr23 PECK. BURWELL * CO.
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DOCTOR HoOFLAND'S CELE

IL brated GERMAN BITTERS. Prepared BY DR..
@. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa. Will eheetualiy cure
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases Of Kidneys. and All diseas-
:. arising from a disor cred Liver or Stomach. such
"a Const:patiou, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood TO the
Head. Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart urn, DIS
9ust for food. Fulness OF weight in the stomach, sour
ETuctations. Sinking or F%luttering at pit OF stomach,
swimmipa Of the Head. Hurried and dif6eulthreathing
Flutteripg al the Heart, Choking OF sunoeAtings ensa-
ton when in q lying posture. Dimness OF Nisisn. Dots
az webs before the Sight. Fever and Dull PaiE IN the
Head De6cieney Of Precipitation, Iellovness OF the
skin and Ewes. Pain Ia the Side. Back. Chest, Limbs.
&c, sudden Plushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Inagihings Of Evil, and great depression Of
The PROPRIETOR In calling the attention ofthe public
IN Ills preparation, does so with a feeling Of the utmost
-on6denee in its virtues and adaptation TO the diseases
for which il il commend
Il. r. no new and uatried article, bat one that has
.,ood The test Of a ten yeArs' trial before the American
DsopIe. and its reputation and sale Is unriValeh by any
simiIar nreparations extant. The testimony in It's IA
xor given hy the most prominent and we'll known Ply
.;cisns and individuals in all parts Of the country 10
;mmanee. and a careful Perusal Of the Almanac. pub
I,hed annually by the proprietor. and to be had gratis
Al any Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skep-
teal that this remedy is really deserving the great CO
Iebrity 1t has obtained.
Pri1cipaI once and Mandatory. Nc. 96 ARCH St.,
pbiladelrhia. Pa. Sold by E. SMITH & CO.. War
rsn: Nv. L.. HO 1E. Bloomfield; J. CAMPBELL SSs-
,on Fails, and all Dealers in Medicines.
April 9, le56-l-y.
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4 Card.

MAIN
The Ladies of Warren, to their associates and
friends interested in the Dinner furnished on the
Fair grounds, on the 10th and 18th insts,, would
Report, that the total receipts amount
edtof S405 %
Deductiug expenses, amounting to Sc 81
There remains, as nett proceeds, $345 Sc
To be applied, as originally designed, towards
the completion of our beautiful New High School
Building. Many thanks are due to our friends
from the country, who so generously contributed
of their good things for our table, and their labor
in assisting US. We hope that our children may
remember them with gratitude, and We have
the privilege Of seeing their children with ours,
enjoying the fruits of cur united labors.
Tm LADIES OF WARRES.
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Elder Adamson Bently.

For2s yeaHminister Of this place, w:il EsAeh
ia EHrrnsSat the Disciples Church, on SsniAy
Hezt atie oieosh t4IC
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CHERIFF S SALE

~ BY virtue Of ri. "a. issued oul Of the Court %
Common Pleas OF TrumtaII county 0hie. To me direct
Ell and delivered, 1 have levied ON aud shah rxposst5
Public Sale, at the dosr Of Court House. in Warren, in
said county, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of September.
A D le56. between he hours OF 10 o'clock a u and 4
o'clock. p NJ Of said day. the follow ing de-crih.d Real
Estate, TO Wit A lot OF land situate in the tOS nship Of
Warren, in the town plat Of said Warreu. TTun.huit
rounis and 5 ate Of Ohio. and IS houh Teal as fOlloNs,
VIZ: Commencing on the corner Of North caEaI strett
and Main street. Immediately north Of NJ, q Taylrrs
Warehouse on said Canal 81. thence east along said Ca
nal St, extending about 10 inches east II the dwelling
owned BY E. E Hoyt. now occupied by William Min
Young, situate on said Canal street; thrLee north to
Joseph Betlfords lot; thence west along said Bedford's
ruth line TO Main Street; thence south along said
Main street to the place Of lightning.
Also. a lot Of land, situate in the township Of War
rem, In the town Plat Of Tsrren, Truthful ctui u,
Ohio, and Is bounded as follows, viz: commencing IL
inches east Of the south east corner of a dwelling
house owned BY T. Z. Hoyt, on North Canal street in
said town plat. aud now occupied by Wm- Min Yoahg:
thence east alsng said Canal street 10 the wesi lire %
James PreshOs lot; thence north to Charles Wilson's
lott thcnee westwardly on said Wilson's hot and lands
formerly by John Ernst and lands owned BY Josepa
Bedford; thence south to The Phee ofbeginning.
| The first described Real Estate appraised n $50 co.
s5sc %. H.R. HARMON. shrria.
sheriHs Once. Warren. aug. q. l-56-Sw-4 CO
CHERIFF s SALE
- By virtue Of a venditioni exponas. issued out Of
the Court OF Cannon Pleas Of 1rumi.all county, Ohio.
by the clerk thereof. TO NE direct d and delivered I
shall expose to public sale. Il the door Of the Court
House. in Warren in said county. on Saturday. the
Stth day OF September. A. D. Ic0o. between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'elsek p. NJ. CT said day all
| Il interest ~ d estate Of Nelson Morekouse, IN and TO
the following described lands and tenements Situate
in the township Of Greene. Tiumbull county and Stats
Of Ohio, hounied on the north by lands formerly held
by Usual Bowen and by Anna GunSaulis; east by L1nns
Of Lewis Logan, aud lands OF Bethuel Phil 8; south
by lands OF Noyce Goats. deceased. and glands ofNu.
BILE Thompson, and west by the North and South high
way .. said township, known az the hont stead cf the
late Eli Morehouse. and containing within sid hound
aries. Gne hundred and ffty- four acres Of land, $50
including sixty nve acres conveyed therefrom hy said
Eli Morehc Je. In his life time, to his son " heeler
Moreho Sc; the said interest and estate Of Nelson
Norehouse being Que equal undivided one sixth part
OF all OF said lands and tenenents held Ly said Ef
MorrhOuse until his death. Appraised at 1886 33j
H.. r. HARsON. Sheriff. =
Sheria's Office. Warren. Aug 90. is5s-5w-3 so.
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WEST GREENVILLE AND WAR.

w rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that a tri.werkIy
mail has been established betSeen West GreeLville.
Pl- and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried by
two horse Hacks, leaving the Gaskill House, in War
rem, on every Monday, "Wednesday AMI Eriday morn
ings, at Z O'Clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving 6reenyille every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg, Fowler,
Hartford. Burg Hill. 0rsngeville and Mount Joy. and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown.
or Mercer, Jamestown, HaTtstown, Conneautville. Gi-
rard and CArksVille. BROWN & VEST.
.nno On ls5E-ff
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m iI1l TIT 4 SON. Commission Merehanls.

and general dealer in Produce. Ma. % Walnut St 4,
Cincinnati, O.. give theiT attention to the sale OF Flour,
Pork, BACON, Lard, Cheese. Butt,r 7. Eggs, train, Fea;h-
ers, Dried Fruits, potatoes, Onions, &c. Liberal Cash
advances made on eOnsignments. Orders Tor Grore
ries and Manufactured articles solicited and allied on
the most favorable terms
Refer 20 Messrs. Falls. Brown d Co.. Bankers;
/ Springer & Whiteman, and Cincinnati merchants gen
eraIlr- Sem. 10. lS56- en-.
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Y. BErn, Stated clk.

Minute on Stacery-The Presbytery of Trum-
bull has heretofore at different times, expressed
Its sen sc of slavery as a sin against God and Man,
and its interest in the cause Of human freedom.
The late Developments in Congress and in
Kansas. iathe opinion of Presbytery, call for an
~inarasse OF interest and effort. and especially a.
inerease of prayer for our rulers and our land;
that God would grant rs repentance for our sins,
pf>onal end nstional, and avert from US the
dangers which impend over US; that he would
hasten the day when the yoke of the oppressor
shall be broken, the oppressed go free, and peace
and qrietaess be restored in all cur borders"
A tue copy Of the minute.
x. BErE. Stated CTk.
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/ ITHOGRAPHS. LITHOGRAPHS.


IL Artists, and all others thst are ond Of the beau
tiful. will please notice, that Spring & Reed have Just
received ana now opening 4 large lot of Autographs.
Roman Canvass. TiBsil foil. Brushes. Blenders, Pallet
Knives, Tube cOlors, a superior article, and offered at
Iriees that cannot be beat west Of New York. Please
call and see them. STRING IL REED.
+ IST OF MEDICAL WORKS JUST
II received and for sale at the New York Bookstore:
Carpenters Physiology.
Hooper's Dictionary
Comforts fhOmpsonian Practice.
Beaches Eclectic Practice.
Kings Obstetrics.
DungIison's Medical Dictionary.
Newton on Thoracie Diseases.
Ply s~iological Botany
Wilson's Surgery.
wilson's Anatomy.
American Eclectic Dispensatory.
Newton & Pvwefs Eclectic Practice.
Jones & Norrow's
Renonard's History of Medicine.
Cleveland's Dictionary.
Mortot.'s Human Anatomy.
Beaches Midwifery.
The above books will be sold cheap for cash. by
j. MARiIN. Jr.
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s34s Sc
The Presbytery of TrumbulI.

At its latemeetiDg in Gustarus. September Sd,
which was one Of great harmony and much in
tesest. among other business, adopted the follow
ing overture on the subjecto of slavery as counee-
ted with the present aspect of our country.
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and Thomas Potter.
Tho defendants win take notice, that the plaintiff en
the LIST day OF September, Is56, caused an ofier OF at,
sSee Peace in Hubbard township. TrumkuH county.
Ohio, against the goods. ehastles, Moneys, credits,
stocks aud eneets Of the sid sdefendIhts. tor the sum
Of one hundred and three doilus ard seventeen cent?
(sit3 ~ fo0) Said c1ose viIf he for bearing on the
18th day ofoctobef, leS6, At sRs O'clock P. NJ. Of sSji
dag. JOHN II. KINo,
Sept 10, ls56-3Hf Atty. for PtGS