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4 Card to Physicians and the Public gen.

4 Card to Physicians and the Public gen
orally.
We would now say with confidence, after hav-
tng Just received one of the largest stocks west Of
Sew Yort, Of Herbs, Medicinal Plants and Veg
cable Medicines; also Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
re, Of the Mineral world; that We are ready to
furnish them at all times, hereafter, OIL as reason
sble terms IS can he procured at Cleveland or
Pittsburg- We would also take this opportunity
to return our sincere thanks for the patronage
heretofors bestowed upon Us, with the assurance
that nothing will be left undone. on our part, to
merit a continuance of your fayOrs. Orders will
meet With prompt attention, and none but goods
Of the first quality. shall be sent from this estaL-
iishment- Your servants,
Warren. Sept 80, Sc. SPRING 4 REED.
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NOTICE.

~ I give public notice, that hereafter l shall attend
often in each township. prepared to do AMI certify all
Jobs Of Land Surveying Leyeling and Engineering.
Lost I ines and Corners, and. also. disputed areas Of
land shall be accurately ascertained. Caik for Wors
may be sent by mail. Odhce in Court House.
J.E. gCRNIIAN, County Surveyor.
A. o IS-c-Hf
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M.RnEs. seplenltrr Isth. Use.

HANhENF otIttLIlrT I1Kl-. IcJOs
As am about to retire from the practice of DEN.
TISTRY, in this place, 1 take pleasure in recon-
menJing TO friends and patrons. DR. SAWYER.
a person experienced in the minipulatious and adjust
meut of artificial Teeiis and fully competent to give
good satisfaction to thnse that may favor him with
their patronage. Persons desiring artificial teeth.
would do we'll to call and examine his specimens Of
Porcelain Base" and Block Teeth, as they are life
like and servieeable. JOHN SPEAR
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New York, Feb. 6, 1856
The North American Kerosene Company.
GENrLENEN III have made = careful photomerieal
ex IN ination Of yonr he Oseus OIL, in conpsrison With
the various kinls Of oil and burning fluids in ass In
this country, with the following results
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EARMS FOR SALE. T

EARMSFOR SALE. The subscriber
4 offers for sale his Farm, one mile north Of the
centre Of troOkheld. Trumbull county. containing 800
acres OF first pasture, meadow AMI plough land, we'll
Eatered and tim~berei-grafted orchIrd and other fruit,
comfortabled dwelling good barns ami out houses.
Also, his farm, thTee-fourtks off mile from Warren,
Containing 81 acres OF first rate land, fret rate spring
and run water. good bottom and upland. grated Orch
ard and other lrn:t trees, good barn. &c.
Also, his house and lot in Warren, all Of which will
etor, or J. NJ. Stuil. Atty. J D. BUTTLES.
- So IN -
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N. n. The Trustees will relnrn the Jurors for Pro-
bate Court, to the Judge of said court.
Given gnder my hand. at the Court House. in the
Village Of Warren, this 18th day of September, A D.
ISS6. Ii. L. HARION, Sheriff.
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aug. 81, 1855 6w.
nOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELE-

DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELE-
~ hrated GERMAN BITTEEs. Prepared by DR.
C. ". JACKSON. Philadelphia. Pa viii edertually cure
Liver Complaint. Dysprpsis. JaHndice. Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases Of Kidneys. and all dissas-
es arising from u disOr cred Liver OF stomach such
as COust:pation, Inward Piles. Fullness or Blood TO the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart Urn, Dis
gust for food. FulnesS OF weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructstions. Sinking or F%iuttering AZ pit Of Stomach.
Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and dithcuitf rsathtng
Fluttering al the Heart, Choaking Of suHocating scRsa-
ton when in a lying posture. Dimness or Vision Dots
Of webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, DefciencT of Precipitation. felOwness Of the
skin and Eyes Pain in the Side. Rack. Chest. Limbs.
&C., Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Tnaginings of Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits
The proprietor Ia calling the attention ofthe puhhc
to this prepzration, does 50 with 5 FEELING Of tie utmost
confidence in It's virtues ard Adaptation to the diseases
for which it Is recommended.
1t Is no new and untried article. but one that has
stood the test OF a ten years trial h.f5re The american
people, and its reputation and sale IL unrivalei by any
similar preparations extAnt- The testimony in its IA.
vor given BY The most prominent and we'll known Ply
sicians and individuals in all psrt- Of the country Is
imntnee, and = careful perusal Of the Almanac. pub
lished annually IS the proprietor, and 20 he had gratis
Of any Of his Agents, cannot hut satisfy the most Skep-
teal that this remedy is ready deserving The graf &c
lehrity IL has obtained.
Principal Once AID M,naf setory. No. 90 ARCH ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by y. A SMITH a 70. War
rem: W. L. HOHE- Bloomfeid: J. CAMPBELL, New
ton Fails. snd all Dealers in Medicines.
Aprfl q lG5S-Iv
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TT-T-T q " . -
". & b. CRANAGE. Moo MAR 9
street. Warren. Ohio, would respectfully call the aiten-
ton Of their friends and The public generally to tire
TACT, that they have just received the largest. best, and
most fashionable stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to- this market, among which will he found the first
quality Of Ladies' Caters. Kid Boo,ees, Buskins, Slip
pers, &c. Also 4 large assortment of Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamel I'd Bootees. Iuskins. etc.
A great variety OF Misses Gait, n, Morocco and En-
ameled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers, and a gen
eial assortment of boys, youths and clildrens' fine
shoes Of all colors and qualities. together with a greIt
variety Of gentlemens' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, fine Caters and Shoes Of the latest s yles and
best quality.
ALSO. a general assortment OF leather, French Calf
Skin, Patent Calf Skin, MorOccos OF various kinds
and qualities, Congress gore for CATERS, glove kid.
Innings Of various colo., and qualities, shoe thread.
knives. hammers, nails, hristles, shoulder sticks,
peg Totes, peg knives, avis, boot web, sand stones.
] lack buck skins, and every thing usual y kert in our
line o fbusiness. large stock OF lasts Of ev cry kind.
Remember the place. sign Of the Red Boot. No. C,
Main street, Warren, Ohio. Apr. &c L.
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MELODEONS.-I am just receiving
vi few Of carh .ri's unequalled Melodenns. with
several valuable improvements. Can and see them:
dee5 st. POhsHbf-
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THE STATE OF OHIO Trur
Il County. IS. In the Court
Francis Porter, Plaintiff,


Davidson and Elizabeth J. Dav for Debt.
idson, his wife, Defendants.
The above named defendants, one OF whom, William
B. Nichols, resides out OF the State Of Ohio, are uoti
fed, that the Plaintiff has filed in said court his lie
tition, setting forth that ON or about the 2d day uf June,
A d lr55. the said James A. Davidson. executed to the
defendant. William D. Nichols, three several prom
isOry note. one for So 90. due on tie first day of
October. less: one for SIS 90, due on the first day
of April. A d lS56. and one fer one hundred dol
lars, due on the first day of April. A d 1857. all on an
aual interest. That to secure said notes. James A Da
wilson and Elizabeth j., his wife, gave Nichols a mort
gage on lands described as follows: Lot ., section %,
and Is known by lots 9 and 10 north side OF Broad
street, In Newton township, and is l06 feet north and
south, 26 feet east and West. which was recorded
That said Nichols on or about the 2d day Of June. A
ID ls56, assigned said notes and mortgage to this plain
till. The plaintiff prays judgment -gainSt defendants
and an order and decree to sell the land described in
said mortgage Said Nichols, who is a non-residei {
Of laid state OF Ohio. is required to answer said petit
tion by the Goth day Of October, A d 1856. else he will
he IN defaGl. and decree for plaintiff entered accord
ingly, HOFFMAN h RATLIFF.
Sept. 3. 1s56-6w. Attys for Plaintiff,
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SCHOOL TEACHERS. ATTEN-

TON! The Board Of School Examiners fI Trum
bull county have. for the convenience Of TIE Ichers, d!-
viled the county into six Districts, TO be composed as
e. IuWs:
LIST Decentralization. Lordstovn, Bracrvile and
SOuthingt1n.
ID District-Warren, uowland, Champion and Ia
zetta.
81 District-Yienna, Fowler, Liberty and Weathers-
field.
4h Distriet-Kinsman, Vernon, Hartford. Brook
h-ll and Hubbard.
5h D~istrict-6Te-ne, Mecca. Grstavus and Johnston.
9th Disriet-Farmington. Mesopot1mia, Bloomfield
aud Bristol.
The Board will hold sessions for the examination Of
Teachers Ia the seyeral Districts. a. follows:
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Annexed. find prices OF the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageucy's Remedies-Bone Solvent, 95 cts. 50 cts. and
one dollar; Roster Linimrnt. for strains, inflammation,
sweeney, &c, % cents; Appetite Feed, which is the
hest horse power in America. 25 cents lsent by mail
80 cts); Prairie Heave Tonic, so cts.-sent ~ mail at
same rate Sent. u. 1855.
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HAyDKERcuIEF EXTRACTS.
THE "A

THE GREATEST
l. Medical Discovery Of the \ u.s. n
Age, is
AYERS ~GARTHATIC PILLS. 1874
They don't help complaints, N
but they eHrs them. ~
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. EAX2
Three Boxes have cured the NN@At
worst cases OF Serofnla. @SN
TW1 Boxes have Cured Erysip- 3~
elias.
One Box always cures the Jaundiee.
Three Boxes are sure to cleans the system from Boils
often less than one noes il
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst Of al
GERS on the leg.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cuies the headache arising from = foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated sxpel every wora from
the body. They should he given to children. who are
always mure or less afflicted with this scOurge.
As a gentle Phisic they have no equal
One box cure deTangemeut Of the Liver.
Half a Box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike a,the founda-
tion Of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm, hut
do accomplish an unaccountable amount Of god.
Prepared by Dr.. j. O. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by y. A Smith 4 Co War
rem; DR.. G W. Howe. North Bloomfield; II. W. Collar,
Mesopotamia, Ensign & wGodWorth.N Newton Falls;
and all dealers In medicine eVerywhers-
Sept. 3, lS56-3v.
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE.
- THE liberal n-atronana h.

M@ THE liberal patronage be-
SZ< slowed upon this house during the past
~SEEa year. has induced US to enlarge our bor.
EEES1$5& ders by adding = handsome adfitinn to
our former room, which necessarily involved other
fixtures and increase OF stock, which we are now recei-
wing and opening mp for the Fair, to the inspection
Of which We respectfully invite the attention hf our oil
friends anu the public generally. Our stock is large,
and OF a superior character, embracing every variety
Of Plain. fancy, and staple stationery. either for Office
or boudoir uses. In addition. We have added Church
Music and Wall Paper, together with all legal traps and
little trinkets used by our professional Gents, believing
as we do that We can offer as good 4 quality Of goods
and on as reasonable terms as any pedd!er.
CASH AMI PROMPT TIME BUYERS,
are requested to call and examine and note prices,
quality and variety. at our old place. the New York
Book Store. where we re always to be found, as We
give our constant personal superintendent 10 the de-
tails OF our business. JOSEPH Il Jr.
Warren. Sep. 10. lS56.
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A CARD.-We the undersigned, citi-
~ zens Of Warren and Niles having employed Miss |
Marora A Brainard, to give our daughters music les
sons on the Piano-can say that she has given Us perl
feet satisfaction in every respect And furthermore, |
We can from experience recommend her to all per
sons DESTROYS Of taking music lessons. as being a very
able and efficient teacher. JOSEPH MARVIN Jr.
H. II. MASON. 4
JOSIAH ROBBINS.
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SHEET MUSlCt! A new stock just
Oreeeived at Pomercy's music store. The latest
songs. pOlSas &C., selected with care. Send in the
orders. Remember il does not iuiure by being sentty
mail and the postage costs you nothing. June 10
DIANO COVERS. Every n so for
l. tunate as to be the possessoT o. a good Piano-Forte
should by all means have IT covered with an india
rubber cover. There is nothing else half so good. !
have Just opened 4 new lot st.
June lS, ISj6-
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Lake Ere Female Seminary.

After the Female Seminary at WilIoughby was
Destroyed by fire. it was determined to build one
ut PainesFille, to bemanaged upon the same sys-
ZEN as that of Mount Holyoke. We are glad to
learn from the gainesville Telegraph, that active
measures are being taken to push forward the
building to an early completion. Successes to il
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DARN FOR SALE:

I'M FOR SALE:
L. As the subscriber Is DESTROYS Of settling up hi.
business and going west, he offers TO- sale on resona
BILE terms his very desirable little farm Of sixty Eve
acres, situated one mile west of the centre OF Bazstla
Township. T-umhull County, on the Forth and south
road-called Scoville road-at what is called Freer's
eorners,-a very pleasant situation. and in a 6rst-rate
neighhorhood- The farm is in good repair we'll wafer
ed from springs. and a good never falling well at the
house; n good bearing orchard Of grated fruit. For
farther particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises ELISHA MESSENGER.
aug. q. 3.ts
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xgss.trao ordinary.

We are indebted to Mr.. LESTER MEsSESGEK, #
Bracerille. for an egg which is OF some what
alarming dimensions. 1t measures scrsn and a
half inches in circumference. the long way. and
six and q fourth the shortest distance. ThHt egg
is worth esckling for, certainly.
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DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP.

DLEASE NOIlCE-A kESH SUP
l. ply Of Harrison's Columbian Perfumsry.
y TIE TOILET.
Double Cologne. Nerbene Water, Florida Water,
Chg Saline Vinegar. &c.
FOR TIE SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, CarnaiiOn Rouge, Lipialn, Nag
noIia, Tablet, &c
FOR THE HAIR.
Hair ReStOrer, Hair DepiIatory, ~Shampoon Lotion.
TrieopheIO Gus OF every description. Also a superior
Hair bye On hand that viii do the work.
fUR THE HANDS.
Upper ten Soap, Almond, Pumiee. Brown. Windsor.
also a large lot Of family Soap termed the Wonen's
friend.
H~ANDKERCUIEF EXTRACTS.
Upper Ten, Jockey Club, New Mown Has, Sweet
Briar. MOussrline, MignOneite. and 70 others. Hair
risOns Upper Ten is compose of ten ojors, Of the mrst
richly delicate of all perfumes. 1t Is dedicated to that
class, distinguished ny refinement. II is addressed to
those Of tasteful elegance, in whose cultivated sens.-
b!lities reside a PERCEPTION OF odoTs. comprehensive.
discriminating and delicate To those who can appre-
eiate the bland influence % q rich boquet Of the purest
simple OdOrs 50 justly proportional, and artistieally
blended that from tIem flows a harmonious whole. that
realizes in its eject the highest desire. II is address
ed to the appreciative Of our own country. who con
sciuus Of the dignity Of American refinement, can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of medium
taTdy outside, to an American production Of highly
conventional fashions in the Old World and truthful
production in the New.
VII tn good friends and public generally. call and
examine our stock, which shall be constantly full and
for sac Is low as sold on the Reserve.
SPRING q REED No & Nartaf Ct
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CAMPAIGN S0NGS.-S. 7. Pom
" eroy has received some new Fremont Songs. some
81 which are good. We arr INDEBTED to ;. Brlinari X
Co.. Of CIevelani. for copies % two songs Tor the
times. the Republican Army. and the Couse Of Liberty
The latter is set TO the mnsie Of Captive knight
DEMOVAL.-S. II. PomerOv has re-
III moved his Piano Forte and Musie Strre TO Van
GOrder's New Block on Market Street. TIC Is happy 10
he able 70 state that the great increase OF his business
renders the chang nscessaTy-his former warerooms
being entirely inadequate. lis large and eonmodious
rooms will now enable him to keep on hand and ~e1
posed to view" rs large and elegant an assortment OF
Pianos and Melodeons as can be found in the sttte Of
Ohio. lie will keep constantly on hand IRON thirty TO
fifty elegantly furnished new Pianos. selected by Rim
self from the best makers in the world, and viii sell
them at Manufacturers prices. which will make IRE
price Of each Piano about $50 less : an they are soil
for in Cleveland. Pittshurg and Cincinnati. Also a
large assortment OF second handed Pianos. prices from
S35 to SSLO. MelOieOns from rs to SSO. One larse
organ melOdeon. designed for churches. VIII be soh At
a bargain. Pianos and MslOdeoRs to rent.
warren. arr 3B 1856 ST. ~PONER0Y.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

CAMPAIGN MAPS-Map Of the U.
~ States, showing by colors. the area Of Freedom
and Slavery, and the territory whose destiny is yet to
he decided, exhibiting also the Missouri COMPROMISE
Line. and the routes Of Colonel Fremont in his famous
explorations, with important statistics Of the free and
slave states. Price IS cents. A quantity just reed at
ADAMS
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EARM FOR SALE. will seIl zoo

LAhM TOh SALE, L VIII sell ZUU
l. acres OF the north side % my Farm in Bazetta, 4
miles from Warren, on the Plank Road To Kinsman.-
The buildings are good, cost $4,000 a short time ago.
The Farm is we'll watered by the Mosquito Greek,
which IS the eastern boundary; 2 good young orchard.
and all other kinds OF Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, 20 acres good timber Price S45 per acre.
will also sell 40 acres Of the south side for So
per acre. which is Watered. and about 25 acres good
timber along the Greek l prefer selling all together,
but will sell as 'hove, or TO SUR the huver.
Sept. }, IS56-6m. FITCH b. LEWIS.
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All sizes ON TO 100 horse power at the shortest
notice Ais" Reeds Patent Steam Pumps, the simplest
and most durable one in use, for raising water or sup
plying boilers. Further information may be had by
Sent. 10. lS56-3m.E
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lust RECEIvED.-FREMONT &
- DAYTON songSters-UPHAM'S Life Of FREMONT
Life Of REM0S in Pamphlet form,
aug. 81. 1t n. Y. BOOKSTORE.
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Z Fl E
Westefp Resefbe Chronicle
HlPGooD L ADAMS, PropristOrs.

TERHslOne Doliarand Fifty Gents. in
sdvancei Two Dollars, IL payment is not
made I'm advance,
No paper discontinued anti al arrearages are PAio
.--,f ~ n. optisu OF the publishers.
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pIANO FORrES-NEW STOCK

Ahnea ssortmeat Of Pianos. varyins in price from
sIs5 to $50. Among others may he found
: eiegIrt Rosewood. 6 oct, iron franz, fancy legs, SD
do 81 oct. do rOnnF cor. 30gS325
Z do 6L " do do 975dS3OO
2 oct. rose. carved tablet and carved moulding. 500
a A. nI,inr,ss 1875
~ orf J5uis xiv style. finished all around. 5000
The last mentioned i one Of the largest and most
magnificent pianos ever manufactured. The public are
invited to call and examine IL; il will repay the Sr1u
bic Of a visit. The above were selected by myself Eith
great care. and 1 will warrant them 10 be very superior
instruments in every particular.
Warren, Jan. %. sc. ST. PONBROf.
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CHERIFF SALE

SnEhlr - OA1E-
~ by virtue Of ri. Fa.. issneI oui Of thu Court OF
Common Pleas Of TrumlUll county, 0hie.to ne direct
ed ard delivered, l have levied on and shall rxpossts
Public sale, Al, the dosr o. Court House in hArrsn,i In
said county, on Saturday, tic 2Hth daJ Of Septenbsr.
A D Is56. between he hours Of ~ o'clock A d snd
O'Clock. P NJ. ofsaid day, the following deseTih<e Real
Estate. TO wit A lot Of land situate in the oSnship 81
Warren, IN the town plat OF said Warren. rrnnbaa
count and 5 ate OF Ohio, and is bounded as foilouss
viz: Comnieneing on the corner ofNorth Canal stress
and Main street. iumedis;eiy north OF M TAylsr$
W Erehouse on said Canal ST. thence east along taM Ca
n.I ST., extending about 10 inches east otthe drenlrB
Wnsd BY z. T. lloyt. now occupied by William Ma
Young situate on said Canal street; thence north -
Joseph Bslford's Tot; thence west along said Bediords
$ nth line 70 Main Street; thence south along SAID
Main street to the place Ofbegirnsogs
Also. n lot Of land, situate in the township Of "E
rem. in The town plat of Warren, Trnnbun county
0hiO, and is bounded as follow, viz: comEereinI ~
inches east Of the south east eorrer Of = dwelling
hGGse SEned - E. T.. HOyt- on North Canal seeettA
sad town pas. and row occupied BY Wa Min foorgs
thence east along said Canal street TO the Ssst line CT
James Preshos lot: Asace north to Charles Wilson q
lot; thence Netwarily on said NiIsoE's lot ah4 ianass
formerly ~ john Ernst and lands owned By Joseph
Bedford; thence sorfh to he psee OF beginning.
The first described Real Estate appraised At $50 o.
and The second described Real Estate appraised at
S3I 40. II. X. HARMON. SherG.
shefin-s Offe.. Warren. aug. 81. Is5c-5S4 81
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THE STATE OF OHIO. FrumbuM

Il Csznty. IN the Court Of Common Pleas
Samuel Stebhins and Charles A. Morgan, survivors OF
S.ebbins, MOrEza and Butler. PlsintifBs
va.
Charlie, 9. Porter sad Jaaes a. Van 6orier. zadg tia
firm Of Porter & Co. Also. Asahel W Porter. (of'
California Charles anish and Frederick kinsnazE-
executors and irEs.ees oeJames Scott. deeeased, an
der his viii; jane Shalsr. Heury ". Smith. fhenas-
6. Brown and Isaac D. higgins, J. = Good and:f-S--
Miller GOOD Il Ailierl- $IHes D. Van 6ordsr. I. p
DsshIer, agent. c. c .MeNuu. R-W- RatliG. assignse.
George Fryer. also Jonatbzn =. Dunlap James E&
c. L. Brown, John L. Weeks 4 Co. Wn- 2 VsR
GcrIer- J. Lowry and Aaron L. Z. by
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shsria-s once. Warren. SEPT. "a, Is5s-5w,3 -.
ADYENTuREs or GERARD THE

~ Lion KIIer-This is oneof the most Won1erfuI
history OF the age 30 copies just received at ADAMS
Bookstore. Also so more Of the rapid selling book,
s-annters Life among Liens. Elephants and other Wild
szinahs- Alss e~avershrss In Italy hnd Africa.
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Justices, and CoustableS Blanks,
RAM MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
suxxoxs, EXECUTIONS. srBP1sAs, TIC
Constantly on hand and for SALE
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MUSIC LESSONS! A thorough
vi or partial course Of lessons given on the Piano.
MeIodeoh and Guitar. The most thorough and approy'
I'd system Of instruction will he used. Particular at
tention Paid to training the voice when desired Pu-
pills from the country can be accommodated with board
at low rates. Fer further Information, inquire AZ my
Vpsic store. $. !. POMER0Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01

DONNETS. RIBBONS. FLOWERS
II Silk. Shaw AMI Colcred Lace BOnnets. for Fall
and Winter. Bonnet Yelvets and Silks. anil 4 tempt
ing display of Ribbons, Flowers and other Trimmings
at the NEW YORK STORE.