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CHERIFF-S SALE.

William A. Otis, By virtue OF an order Of
VI. sale. issued out Of the Court
Abner Hubbard. e, 81. } Of /. ommon Pleas Of Trumbul1
County. Ohio, on q decree made by the District Court
within and for the County OF Summit, In said State, at
their September Term, A D. 1855. and said csase be-
ing certified By said District Court 20 the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of said Trumhull County. for
mai execution Of said decree, and special mandate ha-
wing been sent down from said District 70 said Court
Of Common Pleas; I have levied on. and shall expose
10 public sale. as upon execution NJ Law 1t lie door Of
the Court House in Warren. In sail county. on Sstur-
day. the End day Of February, A. D. le16. between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A VI and 4 o'clock ? ", OF said day.
the following described real estate, stuAie In ,he town
ship Of Farmington, In said Trumhull County. aud de-
scribed as follows, to wit: PaRt OF Its - asd - IN the
township Of Pennington. in said county Of rruniull
and State OF Ohio. beginning AZ the s0uih east corner
Of lands belonging to B Benjamin Lev and running vest
lLs south a. chains and 81 LINKS en- tse Termination
east and west center road to a post. thence north u
west 81 chains and IS links on The los line 10 a post,
thence cas-. Ie nortA "a chains and 90 links, thence
south IL east 2 chains AMI eaE links. thence east Il
north "a chains and 4 links. thence north Il west .
chains AID G2H links. thence east y north 6 chains
and 99 links, thence south II east 20 chains and 60
links thence rest re south I chain and L links.
thence south L east 4 chains and IS I nks to the place
Of beginning. and containing one hundred and Try
two acrea and se-i00 of AZ aose Of land. QS2 - 100 y
To he sold az the suit OF William A. Otis, in the above
entitled cause. Appraised At $500 per acre.
U,R- HARHOS Sheriff.
ak.-fas. OR-. L., o To<G ( "a
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AS STATED.

~ The subscriber, having purchased the stock Of
Hardware formerly owned by A. L. Morley, deceased,
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of Trun.
bull and the adjoining counties. that he has and will
cons. tntiy keep on hand, . new. full and complete
stock OF all kinds Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
which he guarantees shall be Of the best quality manu-
featured, and which will be sold for cash at the lowest
figures, and somer Tat less If required. For the truth
OF this assertion, call and inquire Of !. G. BROOK in
reference to It. who will he on hand at all times. and
ready to accommodate all who may favor him with a
call. ~7No gas, but all real s. FREEMAN.
Warren. January ., 1856.
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81 The above was written by the senior,
who, as most of our readers are aware,
has not found the other half of himself.
notwithstanding sundry epistles in deli
cate chirogaphy, addressed to the bach
elor editor. Our imp thinks he could
give other reasons for supposing it to be
Leap Year, than those given above. and
he bases his belief on the fact that he
has seen numerous pairs of bright eyes,
and divers pieces of dry goods. with
somebody in them. in the ~neighborhood
Of our sanctun. within a few weeks past.
: Our " opinion is that there is a deter
animation on the part of the owners of the
eyes above mentioned. toplace ahymenial
yoke on the neck of tie bachelor edisor Of
the Chroaicls. and If theydo NOT succeed.
we(the married man. think be musthaye
6 heart SO hard, hat compared with it,
adamant would be as ''clay in The hands
of the potter.
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Poland Law School.

Poland Law School.
A new college for the education of le-
gal students has been opened at Poland,
Mahoning county, within a few weeks
past. Its President is the Hon. CHEs-
TER HAYDEN, late Of the well known
Poughkeepsic law school, in New York.
The faculty consists of Hon. CHESTER
HAYDEN. Prof of Elementary Law &c.,
Hon. EBEN NEWTON, Prof. Of Information
al Law, n D. LEeGETr, Esq, Prof. OF
Pleading and Practice, Commercial Law,
&c. N. A. KING. Esq, Prof. of Evi
dence. Criminal Jurisprudence, &C., c.
N. FowLER, NJ. D., Prof. Of Medical Ju-
r~isprudenee. DC.
We see BY their ircular. that the COL
lege Library oflaw books consists of over
twelve hundred volumes, and their exer-
cises, by the constant use ofmos, Courts,
&C., will offer very superior ~Opportuui-
ties to students preparing for The Legal
Profession.
Wenotice the names of Judges MCLEAN
and Nelson. ofthe U S. Supreme Cour,
and Hons CAss. TOP. BIRcHARD.
CRowELL. Gen. Nolan, and other well
known citizens, among the members OF
the Board of Trustees.
NJ. D. LEeOErr, Esq. late of this place
has accepted a position in the faculty.
and has left his practice here for the
purpose of attending to its duties. Our
best wishes go with him. The business
of the late firm of Leggett & Cox, is
sill continued by Mr. Cox.
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DIR. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER DESTROYER

DIR. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER DESTROYER
THIS is o the advertise m mt of a
l. worthless compound got up by some quack to de-
fraud the public. hut the simple notice OF n Remedy
which has acquired u preeedented popularity Shers-
ever Introduced.
"pr. 5. sTROyG's FEVER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure Tor every form Of Inter
mittent and Remittent PeTers, Chill Fever. Ague and
Fever. The most ample experience. supported by tei-
timoay Of many OF the most distinguished men in Ohio.
fully iustifes US in speaking thus confidently Of its
- virtues" MARK THIS A
-Dr. 8. FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from obsure persons. scarcely known to any
one; neither does il emanate from n 'fcticious source
rs Is too oftsn the case with quick noStrums-but it is
u ,equivocal and positive testimony, voluntarily reud
cred, Of individuals of the first standing in society. or
occupying high Official stations and professional dis
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.
THE FEVER
stacks the very root Of the disease. and its action Is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
test in IL hours after il is taken, and the second pack.
age frequently produces results which bottles Of othe-
popular remedies had failed to accomplish.
1t will not only destroy the disease. but also eradicate
the most minute seeis OF it from the system. and rees-
tablish a healthy action in the vital organs.
There is = Counterfeit on this article, as on almost
all popular Remedies Of the day. Obs rye then. the
Genuine has the mini .ture Portrait and written sigma
ture OF SAM'L STRONG, NJ. D.. to counterfeit which Is
felony. SIN STRONG & Co., Cleveland. o..
Sole Proprietors & Manufacturers Of DR.. Sainl Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all or ers and communications must oe ad-
dressed.
and BY all respectable Druggists through the States
Dec. 26.y
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9pms gnttHistmt.
Leap Year,

4~4$ &~
We we're fearful that the ladies had
entirely forgotten that the present was
leap year, but it seems some of them,
The young ones, are aware of the fact
A few evenings since a party was given
at the house Of one of our citizens, when
the young ladies invited the young gen.
tlemen, went around with sleighs and
conveyed them to the house, waited on
them with great ~polieness. and carried
them all safely home. The ladies do
say that they never made young men
wait. as they were compelled TO wait for
some Of those young gentlemen TO get
ready.
Some of our contemporaries advise the
passage of a law. levyins a tax on bach
elors. instead Of dogs. A crusiy old
bachelor at our elbow. says he would
have no objections TO being taxed, for he
thinks all Injuries should be taxed, and
bachelorism is q luxury. 1t would have
been of no use to attempt to have such a
Law passea in this Slate, as was enacted
BY 8 Scotch Parliament in 1888. while
the bachelor Governor MedilI was in Of
fee, but now that Gov. Chase occupies
that post, we think it might be done
Here is the law.
sit is statut and ordaint that during
the refine of her maist blissit Majestic,
ilk fourth year, known as leap year, ilk
maiden layde of bath high and low esiait
shall hae liberty to bespeak the man she
likes ; albeit, if be refuses to tax her 10
be his wifi, he shall be mulcted in ye sum
OF ane puniis (IE) or less, as his estait
moi be. except and avis gif be can make
IL appear that be is belrothit tn ane ither
woman. that he then shall be free"
Such a law would bring many an old
fellow into a tight place. The bachelor
editor of the New Castle Journal says
che would endorse the passage of such
an ACT, rather han live in the time of the
ful6llment of the pioi hecy he finds re-
corded in the fourth chapter and frs,
verse of Isaiah's prophecy
And in that day seven women shall
lake hold of one man, saying. We will
eat our own bread, and wear our own
apparel ; only let us be called by thy
name, to take away ~reproach."
Probably he would. His married
contemporary of the New Castle Gazeae.
says of him
He seems afraid of one. and well
might he fear. if he had seven tugging
ST him at once"
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbuli
Il County. In the coart Of cenneu Pleas
P.sIlioa saL.aA csasas.


The defendant. Festus Gidding,. resi-
Il dent Of Crawford Co Pa. 10 hereby notified that
plaintiff has this day fled in said court his petitioa
against him, z~liedging that on the S3d day Of August.
A D. 1852, he entered into 4 written eontrHet. signed
by plaintiff and defendant, "a cory Of which. vita az
dorsenents theI con Is dled With, and made part 81 Iaid
petitionl whereby the defendant agreed. for the Land
therein described and contracted to be sold By piaintiR
10 defendant. being part OF lot No. S, in Kinsman. -
pay the plaintiff the sum Of money therein stated. in
instruments, with znLnal interest; - par ths tzxsa a.
therein provided. &c.
And that defendant las pail en- said contract the sua
Of $50, in parcels as shown ny the endorsements thors>
on, and no more; leaving vet due ami unpaid TO ptain-
tia, sI21. 90, for which, with interest and costs, he asks
Judgment, and in default Of payment In = short day to
be named. he asks order and decree Ia sell .al lAndt&
paw the same, &c. tfE
The defendant Is mott led to answer said petition ~
the 10th dag o. February, A. d. is5G. or the petitioa
will be taken a. confessed. + B. RARNES.
Warren, Dee. 70. ~I555-266k AtS for PTf.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Frurbuli

-
Josiah Robbins. Jr, IRA. teti.ion q 1rs
ler vs.
Noble 7. Robbins, aiIn'r. OF Josi- $3.50.
ali Robbins, Des'd, Isaac and T. -oo.
liza Heaton. James and Vim. T-- 1-t11.-
Smith and A-w Tayier, Deftn snish.
The defendants, Isaac aud EIiEs HeAtsu. living In Il
linois, are notified, that the petition of plaintiff Snd
counterclsim OF Noble 7. Robbins as Admin strzsor Of
Josiah Robbins, deceased, have been fled In said
Court, ~alledging that Isaac Heaton rot the farm Of Jos
siah Robbins, Deceased, into his hands wrongfnliy,
roId Il for S3ys00, 90; got all the ProeeedsLut e2.40no
still due from James and Wn.S Smith. on bond > uzats
support JOSIAH Ribbins aud pay hs dshts-did not do
either left the Barclay debt OF Slso,o7. and the 1oA
debt Of Il and over, remain unpaid. Barclay attach
ed the Smith Bond- Josiah. Ir.. supported Josiah, Sen,
paid funeral expenses and doctor bill, and took up Ted
note and prosecuted account and claim 20 Adninisua-
tor got judgment before J. Palm, Justice, Warrsn.OD
for s27I 50 and cost Dec. llth, iSS aaks Judgment
against Isaac for enough TO pay It. and all expenses
aud costs. and for share Of each heir and Judgment.
that James and Wm- Smith pay balance Of bond, s7{e.-
90, 10 applJ. and Tor general relief Said Isaae and
eliza HeatOn must answer said petition and counter
claim, By the 18th day Of February. A. D. Ie56, or
judgment and decree viii he rendered st Pext teraSoa
their default. HOFFMAN & AArLTFF. AnyS.
Jan. 9, l656.-5x. for PIE, and administrator
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WHOLESALE
IN THR COURT Of c mmon Plea. Of

- lI1lnf4A4 Oolulys Oulo.
Aztthes D. Tayler, PlAinrf,
vs.
Charles n. Reed, E J. Parks and ?.
Bail. under the arm Of Reed, Parks
CO., Defendants.
The defendants R. g. Parks and P. II. Ban. nsa rec
dents Of the State Of Ohio. are hereby notified ths ia
PENDANT Reed having Ans-eredD that on the 3ist day
of November, l.35, the plaintiff Sled HIS pefiuon
In the Court Of Common Pleas. setting forth that thsro
Is due him from the said defendants. on th~ir Agree
ment or note. the sum Of two hundred thirty three dok
lars and fourteen cents. with interest from October -.
ISL. Said Agreements or note, reads sabstantiAlu a.
fellows:
~Sa5S. Due n. D. T>yicr tire. hundred and ssTslr
ty-nye dollars. to BE- paic in river freight between Bsa>
ver and Pittsburgh. a. cust0nary rates. for Canal Bsst
Telegraph.
warren, Oct %, ie{7. KKEp, PAEKs 4 o.
There have been psgnents made on aid note which
reduces the amount now due 70 the sun claimed By the
plaintiff. The plaintiff says that said defendants h.vs
refused 20 pay said note in river freight when requested.
wher sby they became liable 10 pay said note in money.
said defendants are hereby notifel that an order Of n.
~tachInent has been issued, and unless they answer said
petition on OF before the 9th day OF February "A ls5d.
jud xment will be taken a<ainst said T. 6. PARKS aad ?,
IL. Ball. FOR said SON Of Ss33, u. with interes; from Oct,
&c, ls47- ia u H. uCTCHlSS.
Dee26-cs AGRA for PLAINTIFF.
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To Our correspondents.

Owing to the publication in paper
OF the Messages OF the President, and
Gov. hedill. the Inaugural of Gov.
Chase and Mr.. Gidding's speech. our
space has for the last tWo weeks been
very limited. We have received many
letters for insertion ; among them six
from Columbus. We have made short
extracts from two Of them. and as they
ell contain very nearly the same matter,
and it Is nov too late for their appear.
ssce to be of much interest to our read.
srs. our correspondents must excuse us
for declining to publish. Under other
circumstances. they would have been
inserted.
80 EaEEa r-r
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HUNTERS FEAST: OR CON.

Il ~yERSATI0NS AROUND THE CAMPFIRE. By
Capt Wayne Reid. author Of he "Rihe Rangers, The
Scalp Hunters" &C. Beautifully illustrated with en-
cravings, by ". Orr. Price 81 p. We venture TO say
that there is no book extant which gives such a thrill
ing and yet tuthful narrative Of the stirring and peril
GUS life Of a Trapper, as does the deeply interesting
and instructive volume before US. The author, whose
powers Of description are well known to the American
reader through tn medium Of his +" Rifle Rangers"
&C.. has most admirably blended instruction with
amusement. for, while " Ike, the Wolf Killer" cheers
the Camp Fire with his never falling anecdotes, the
Hunter Naturalist ttkes every occasion to inform the
delighted auditory Of the hahits, haunts and charac
teristics Of the animal under discussion, and this he
does in a manner which cannot fail to hx the informa
ton in the memory OF the reader.
Just published and received at ADAMS jl6
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Bank Directors.

Bank Directors.
The annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers Of The Portage county Branch of the
State Bank of Ohio, was held at their
Banking House, in Ravenna, on Monday
last, the 7th inst. The following named
for the year ensuing: William Frazer,
David ]. Besrdsley, A. V. Horr, E. P.
Brainard, P. w. Seymour, Henry Beech
er and John l.. Ranney.
The Board of Directors will meet nexl
Tuesday, to elect a President for the en-
suing year.
j. ii. Gilbert, Cashier, holds over by
former OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Empty

treasury Empty
One afternoon last week a party of
VERY young gentlemen invited some
very young ladies to take a short sleigh
ride. After starting, they concluded to
so to a neighboring town, where they
accordingly went. Alter supper, when
the landlord presented his little bill, the
young Acknowledgements experience
in financial arrangements, it appeared
there was a deficiency of funds in the
~eIchequer. The landlord after enquir
ing the names of their parents, very
many of whom he was acquainted with.
pronounced it all right.
The young folks arrived home, about
the small hours, very much to the relief
of tho anxious mothers, who had been
ignorant of their whereabouts.
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Mrs. Deming's Concerts.

We learn that the concerts given by
this lady at Salem and New Castle,
were highly successful. She won gold
en- opinions in this town, and if she re-
turns here. will be warmly welcomed.
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The PainesYiIle telegraph.

This paper has entered upon IFS 34th
volume, and has entered upon the new
year with a new dress. The head is par.
iicuIarly quaint and neat. 1t is an ABLY
conducted paper, and we wish it increased
Slccess-
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no MEDICAL STUDEN FS.-DRs

Il PAINE & DAVIS would say to Young Men who
are DESTROYS Of studying MEDICINE. that they have furn-
ished themselves with q large Medical Library, Ana
tomical Charts. Plates, Maps. Surgical and Chemical
Apparatus, sufficient to illustrate all the various
branches Of medicine and Surgery Dr.. Paine, Demon
strator Of Anatomy in the E. N. College Of Philadel-
phia, will lecture to the Stu nts every Saturday after
noon, on some Of the branches OF medicine, and to
those who are DESTROYS Of studying for the profession,
they will give rare opportunity to do so. For further
particulars inquire at their Office. over Nichols &
Weir's Hat and Clothing Store. Main St, Wzrren,o.
Jan. I6.4
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Terry NOTICE
DROPOSALS FOR Rail ROAD

l. SILLS.-Proposals win be received by the sub
scribers until the 25th lust, for the supplying Of GOO
railroad slips, de iverabie at Niles during the month
of April next. The sails both Of white oak and chest
nut, hewn or sawed on two sides. 100 to he Gus
inches and . feet long and 5.nOO, 6 N6 inches ami feet
long, straight and perfectly sound. Proposals may be
left with Isaac Holford. at Niles, or the subscribers at
CiereIand, Jan. is. ,5s.et RICE. FRENCH & Co.
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Good Appointment.

Good Appointment
HIRAM BALDWIN, Esq, of Champion,
in this C1unly, has been appointed to a
clerkship in the Office of the Auditor OF
State; it being the same post which he
| formerly held under Auditor Wood.
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A MBROTYPES.-H. A. MARSH

YV u1OItOI I LO."II. n. H4AItNII
"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
take them In the best style Of the art, and would solicit
a share OF public patronage They are taken on pre-
pared glass, and Tor softness, depth, brilliancy Of tone,
and beauty OF finish, are unequalled. They can be Ia
ken In any kind Of weather, and are admirably adapted
TO children, 8 they can be taken in from one 10 two
seconds. Also, Daguerreotypes taken as usual, in the
best style. Rooms over A. J. Troxel's Provision Store,
corner Market nd Liberty streets-entrance on Lii
berty street. opposite Bank. II. A. MARSH.
Warren, Del 10. l655-3m
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Election of Directors.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
Mahoning Co. Bank, held on the 18th inst,
the following named gentlemen were
chosen Directors for the ensuing year:
DR.. Henry Manning, c. B. Wick, w.
S. Thorn, w. S. Parmele, james Nc
Even, Jesse Baldwin. Youngstown.
Abijah Silliman, Gustavus.
Gary Baldwin, Boardman.
Vincent Webb, Ohlton.
DR.. Henry Manning was reelected
President, and Martin Bently was chosen
Teller. The latter Office was created at
this meeting -Mahoning Register.
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Change.

Chaage'
w learn from Jul quondam fellow
townsman, Mr.. F. B~oLLENYER, that his
connection with the "Chillicothe Adver'
tiser'' has been dissolved, he having
sold his interest to Mr.. EsHELNkN. Nj.
B. is now in town. and his good-naiured
phiz is welcome wherever he shows 1t.
Good luck attend him.
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Right.
TT. TOWNSEND. Esq, Member from
this county, has given notice in the
House, that he will introduce a bill for
the repeal of the ten per cent. interest
law