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CTATE FAIR 1856. To be held Al

~ CLEVELAND, Sept ga, ETH, 95th and Goth
Cleveland 4 Nahcning Rail Read!
During the STA e Fair, Trains wn he run in aceor-
dance with Time Table No-2 ielving Girard Tor Cleve-
land at go A. NJ. and l.52 P. NJ. and cleveland for
Girard at s.U0 A. NJ. and $50 4. 81, stopping al all
Stations.
Tickets can be purchased at the several stations at
ONE FAKE FOR TIE ROUND TRIP.
Persons raging the Conductor will be charged FEH
Fare, except those who take Cars at Levittsburgh,
Plank Road. and NeWLurgh-
Sept IL. ls56 2R. GEO. ROBINSON. Supt.
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PArtrloS IN CIVIL AcTiOx FOE DIET

The Above named defsnisnts. SOM Of Ehon reside
without the linits Of Ohio, are notified. that the pAln.
tins have filed in said court, their petition, setting
forth substantially that they have = debt sszinst
Charles :. Porter end James r. Van Gorder Porter 4
Col Of SILL $500, with Z per cent interest from Oct
OLer 20. 1854. and ask Judgment on the same fhtto
secure il, Porter gave plaintiff tE0 mortgages. both re-
corded; one. covering Chas- s. Pbrter's title In lots IS
and part Of I6, in the town plat Of SaTren being lUo
feet front on Market street, held by Porter In cozamoa
with his brother ASahel. Eho Is nov in California. al
50 covering rhe interes. Of said Charles, (held By hiu
acres in llowland. on the northwest side II the plank
road. held under the will Of James Scott, and one eoy~
erins the Interest Of said Charles, being one hftesnth
in about 80 acres in Bazetta. directed by ScottB VII
to he sold ty his executors and proceeds divided, aud
also covering Charles share OF the James Scott aBfets.
For part Of Plaintiffs demand, they have txp Judgnssis
against Charles, each for $500 90 and some eosts.
which are a lien on AL Charles land; ard on another
lot in Warren village. being part of Block 81. 17Sk
rods on south side Of High street, his interest being y
OF the lot. subject to Vim. Ne RarlAne's Ifs estate there
In. Said As1hel W. Porter has a mortgage Of -. no
on the Rowland land. and also on part OF section %
in Warren. being ) 93-lOO acres, lying east Of Elias
Smiths land. and the same set on By viii Of James
Scott to Angelina Porter, mother Of Charles and Asshsi,
one-thirI Of which is owned BY said Charles. That
ing south Of Market street. Jane shaicr q mortgage
on the same. Ct siO0, now owned, perhaps, By Cbarlss
Smith. That plaintiffs LENS on all Eaid lands, are
prior to all creditors leinS, save those Of H. ". smith.
Jane Shaler and ASahel Porter. That Dunlap, BroEnis,
Weeks & Co ,wm. 2. Van Gorder, Lowry and A 4. C..
Day, are tenants Of part Of the 100 feet on Market 81.
ana owe rents therefor, oae half Of which Toinr 70
Charles Porter. should. he applied on his debts. Thai
the other deft's. named. each have Judgments -
TrumbulI Common Pleas docket. against c. 8. Pertsr.
all of which in their order Of dates. have leIns On Per
ter's land. but subsequent to the leins Of the plaintiffs.
Plaintiff pray that all sail lands Of Charles 3. Par
ter be sold; that his said tenants pay the rents thsz
owe, and that ths proceeds. amer paying prior mort
gaze l,ins an1 costs, be applied to satisfy plaindGs d-
mand. and residue be applied on the other Judgments
in thei- orisr. Said defendants, who are NON residsnn
OF Ohio are required to answer Eaid petition BY As
18th day Of 0ctoher. A. D. 1856, else they will be IN De-
fault, and decree for plaintiff entered sccording,y.
HOFFMAN & RATLIFF, Attys for Pias-
aug g, ls56-6W. ~
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Mr. The Trustees will reiarn tie Jurors for Pro-
bate Court, TO the Judge OF said court.
Given "nder MY hand. at the Court Hoase, in the
ViilagI Of Warren, this 18th day OF September. A. D.
1850 II. r HARMON Sheriff.
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STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

l. County. IS. In the Court Of Comrnon Pleas.
Francis Porter, Plaintiff, r
against Petition in
William r. N,cholls. James Az Civil Action
Davidson and Elizabeth J. DaY- for DeLt.
idsons his wife Defendants.
The above named defendants, one Of whom, Willisn
p. Nichols. resides out OF the State Of Ohio, Als noti
fed, that the Plaintiff has filed in said court his te
tiiion, setting forth that on or akoGt the Cd day of June,
A D 1855, the said James A. Davidson. executed to the
defendant. William p. Nichols. three several prom
isory note. one for So. co, DE en- the first day Of
October. le55; one for SIS 60, due on the first day
of April. A d 1876, and one for one hundred dol
lars, due on the first day Of April. A D 1857. NIL on an-
aual interest. That to secure said notes. James A Da
wilson and Elizabeth J., his wife, gave NirholIs a mort
gage on lands described rs follows: Lot Q, section -,
and is known by lots 9 and 10 north side OF Broad
street, in Newton township, ana ia les feet north and
south, 2t6 feet east and West. which was recorded
That said Nichols On or al ont the 2i day Of Iune, A
D 1850. assigned said notes and NOR. gage TO this plain
til. The plaintiff rays j~ui=neh; gainst defendants
and an order and decree 10 sell the land described IN
said mortgage Said Nicholls, Who is a nonresider {
Of raid -tate 81 Ohio, Is required to answer said peti-
ticn Ly H. 2nth day OF October, 4 D lS56. else lac will
he in def.ul. and decrsc for plaibtif entered accord.
ingly. HOFFMAN & RATLIPP,
Sept }. ls5c-S~. Aitys Tor Piain;in,
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Q Is THEIlME
NEW YORK. BOOK STORE.

- THE liberal patronage be-
~ slowed upon this house during the past
AsssI year, has induced Us to enlarge our Dor.
Es&ES ders by adding = handsome addition to
our former room. which necessarily involved other
fixtures aad increase of stock, which we are now recei-
wing and opening up for the Fair, to the inspection
OF which We respectfully invite the attention IF orr oil!
friends and the public generally. Our stock is large,
and OF q 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 trans and
little trtnksts used by our professional Gents, believing
as We do that we can offer as good q quality Of goods
and on as reasonable terms as any peddIer.
CASH AND 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 are always TO be found, as We
give orr constant personal superintenleuce to the de-
tails Of our business. JOSEPH MARVIN. Jr.
Warren, Sep. 10. 1885,
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The Tre1sErcr vii attend III Tie usual = aces .! isil
ing elections, i'm the following rt.a-d townships o.
Tr1m ulI county, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes
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TAIT e. SON Commission Mer.h.n,s
LARMS FOR SAFE. The snh

z IANHIS OI DtLIl. Tic bWOsCIFOtF
J. offers for sale his Farm. one mile north Of the
centre of I;rookie,d. TraIniul County. containing 3Ou
acres OF hTst pasture, meadow and plough land. we'll
W tered and t~Ebere3--raftei oTchlId aud other fruit,
con Portable dwelling good harms ami cut houses.
Also. his firm, three-fourths ola 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 fruit trees, good iarn, &c.
Also, his house and lot I'm Warren. all Of which will
be sod low for good Payments. Enqai-e Of the propri-
vtar, or J. NJ, StnlI. ktty. J B. BCTTLES.
War;. Sr-f IL g-E
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LIME STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
Il County. In The Probate Court.
George Ilallosk and ErIstus Core.
Administrator OF Vim. Bushreil, Dee
rs
Lreinda Hull. Sylvia Noble. Martin
Bishnell. Horace Bushnell, Cyrus Bash
ne |. and Olive Bushnell, heirs o! vii
son Bushnell, deceased; Nenel Bush
nell. Lovisa Palmer. Susln Palmer Petition for
JOAN Bushnell, and Polls HAT. heirs Authority TO
Of Lester Bushnell, deceased; Sophia iIompiete Real
Hart. oily Miner. A. g. Hart. and E. Contract
Hart, heirs OF Lovisa Hart. dec ased
austin Andrews, Andrew Andrews,
Curtis Andrews, ard Lucy StrWart.
heirs OF Fanny Andrews, decreased
Cordelia Quig-le, Ca.dice ~Tushnell.
Daniel C. Bushnell, Alexander Bush-t
nell, au5 Austin Bushnell.
The above named defendants will take nctice, that
the said plaintins. As such administrators, on the 9Th
day of September. A. D. 1856, filed their pttition in the
ProbE:e Court Of said county. praying for an order to
deed the fnlloSing described lands. contracted Ey said
William Bushnell, deceased. in his lifetime, TO the
said Austin Bushnell, to wit: Situate in Hartford toSn-
ship, Trum' I'LL comfy. Ohio, and being one hundred
and forty aid 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 I.ouant1 Norton;
and east on land Of Seth Thompson. being all the land
April s3l, lsf5. TO which reference is had for more
on the LIST day d0ctober. 1885. al u hieh time 1aid te
feniaIts ssl appear and defend IL they see TT
GEORGE HALLOCK,
EkASTUS CONE.
AiEr's OF William Bushnell, deed,
Sent 10. lE5C-:w.
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liter Which. the Treasurer will keep an office in w1r
ren, for the purpose Of receiving taxes until the suth
day Of December. Ie56.
JOHN REEVES. County Treasurer.
Warren. o.. Aug. 20, ls55-6x.
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A Carl.

a Carl
The subscriber tenders his til anks To the citi-
zens Of buistuwn and ndjpining townships, for
their kind assis.anee in helping to check the
fire. oaFWednesdaS. the I7tA inst.
v DTlEE ASDnrw GEOvr.
LosJsosa. sss %, 1885. +.
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Gsttiug Ready for Winter.

Some people keep up the snimal heat by pour
ing arid into the inner man. baf the steam is
A?; to escape, and the effect isrnos durable, be-
silcs, there is dangT of u COLLAPSE. But the
b.tter way IS to shield the outer MAJ, that it
can bid defiance 70 wind and weather. The
words Of the old song contains q valuable hint
Cold Winter come on. bat I laugh at the storm,
With ny rough a. around me, that keep M SO warn.
fla man wishes to pre-. rye his health, and be
im?ersioss to the assault of old Bereas, he can
drop into J. GeLDsTEH's establishment, where he
will fad all thu. is necessary to that end. Mr..
G. his just received a large stock of Clothing,
vhica he sage. he Is a~nxios 70 sal for Iis.le or
nothing.
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Petition sor
Authority 10
complete Real
Contract
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Justices and Constables' Blanks
SARRANTEE. MoRTG AGE L QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, ExEcuTIoEs. sCBP0sAs, nc
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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.OCTOR EOOFLAND'S CELE.

hOCIOR hQOFLA ND CELE-
- brz;ed GERMAN Buffers. Prepared by Dr..
G. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa. viii eneciually ours
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Iauudice. Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases OF Kidneys. and all diseas-
es arisiay from a disor cred Liver or StoIbarh- Such
as Const:p-tion. Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to the
Head, Aeiiity of The Stomach, Nausea. Heartiurn. Dis
gust for food. Fulness OF weight in the stomach, Sorr
Eruc;a,i0Ls. Sinking or Fiuttering at pit Of stomach.
swinming ofthe Head. Hurried and ifscuithr-athing
Pluttering at the Heart. ChOakins Of suEoeating sensa-
ton when in a lying posture. Dimness Of Vision Dots
Of webs before Ike Sight. Fever and pnil Pain IN the
Head, Defciencv of Precipitation. Yeilownsss OF the
skin AMI Eyes. Pain il the slte. Blek. Chest Limbs.
&c. su den Flashes Of Heat, Burnin= in the Flesh,
Constant ImagiBings Of ELL. aad great depression Of
Spirits
The proprietor IN calling the attention ofthe public
to this rrrparation. does 50 With : feeling Of the utmost
confidence in its virtues and a iaptation 10 the diseases
for which it i recommended.
IL is no new ana untried article. hot one that has
stool The test Of a tn years trial before the American
reople. and its reputation and sale Is unrivalei by any
similar preparations eAjAnt. The testimony IN it, IA
vor given ny The mast prominent and WsnknoSn Ply
sc ans and IL divi6u 4. ia all onrts u the country 10
imms nee. and a careful pcrusal % the Almanac. pub
lished annually by the proprietor, an TO be had gratis
Of any Of his Agents. cannot iut satisfy the most skip
teal that this rclaedy Is really deserving the great &c
Iehrity il has obtained.
PRINCIPAL Office and Mauuf ,etosy. No. % ARCH 81,
Philadelphia. Pa. II ty T.. A SMITH C0-. Var
rem: ". L. III \ Z. E.sDnsfs'i. J CAMPBELL, SeE-
tor Falls. and All nssisrS 10 Nsdieines-
AyEiio Is5IiJ.
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A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

Z MEXICAN EMPRESS IUMPAN1 I.
~ Capital paid in. S75A.e00. Praprietors. WELLs.
BUTTVsyIELB g. Co.. NeE York LIVINGSTON, FNKoo
& Co.. Bunalo, having made arrsnGea-nts for doinga
general Express business over the Cleveland & Mabo
ming Railroad, have established an ONCE 9t Warren.
Ohio, and are nov prepared to forward, daily. IN charge
% competent n;esseEgeTs, with Safes, BInk Noes
Go ID and SILVER Coin. Jrwclry AID vaiEahle packages
Merchandise, Boxes Bates, Trunks and all articles OF
Express matter, with pr0mptneSs and DISPATCH AIsu
forward aud collect Notes. Drafts, Bills Of Exchange.
&c, TO all points in the United States California in
cluded) Europe and Cauala. For the present our
Messenger leave Warren at I A. NJ, and arrive At : p.
81. Persons having Express matter to forward, viii
leave it Eiia the agent, al his Office on Main street. by
{ p. NJ. T.J. McLAIN. Agent.
T. ". SLOANE, Western Supt. aug ~, lr55-am.
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MahonIng Valley Horse Fair.

We learn from the Hahoning Register, that the
officers Of the Mahoning Valley HOrs, AssOcia-
ton have fixed upon Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, 18th, 10Th aud Eth days of October, as
the time. for holding the first Exhibition at their
grounds in Youngstown. The list of Premiums
is being made out and viii b. published next
week. Every preparation as ragtrds the track
have already been entered, AMI l., doubt need be
entertained thai the Exhibition viii be largely
attended, AM exceedingly interesting to lovers
of good stock. The gentlemen who have had
the matter in hand possess the ability and ener-
gy to accomplish what they undertake. and We
are eestain that they viii relax no effort vhick
will add to the interest of this Exhibition.
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSlG!I S.

1Nr. r0NEI0Y has jus, Received 4 ch ice lot Of
new ~rusie-aEoas which, are the GloSing sens
Columbia the gem Of The Ocean: or Red. White and
Blue; wilkins and his Dinah; SreEon, Campaign song.
adorned With an excellent l;ihographie likeness Of
President Fremont himself; Still still the Same-a rev
and very PopraSF sOngi Fremont and Victory a great
song for the times; Give EN- Jessie"-rolka; Ere
mont Grand March; Buck l. BFecx Polka: Did YOU
ever~-song: Our Jessie; viii Nobody Come; Very
Best p iIka; Very Worst Polka: Mary in Heaven; Hold
Your Horses; What is Home without 4 Mother BObIu
Around; De Ole Kitchen. and To-day ard To mnrrov,
tao new Chris,y songs. The ABOVE sCl fast, calsoou
or they will he gone.
y ri
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FoR I \ PrEpnsrs.

For the General Fund. I mill on the dollar; for bridge
purposes, % mills on the dollar; for County InRrma-
~ purposes, 10 mill on the dollar; for ~iuiliing bur
poses, Ia mill on the dollar; fetal for County purposes,
] 4 ) mills on III. dollar
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/ ITH0GRAPHS, LITHOGRAPHSI

ITHOGRAPHS, AUTOGRAPHS
~ Artists, and all others that are 'ond Of the beau
fifui, viii please notice, shat Spring & Reed have Just
received ana now opening a large lot Of Autographs,
Roman Canvass. Tiusl foil, Brushes. blenders. Pallet
Knives, Tube Colors. a superior article. ani offered at
prices tAit cannJt he beat west Of New YORK Please
c III n d sce them. SPRING q REED.
IST OF MEDICAL WORKS JUST
IL received and for sale at the New York Bookstore:
Carpenters Ply siology.
liooprr's Dictionary.
Comforts Fhompsonian Practice.
Beaches Eclectic Practice.
Kings Obstetrics.
Dlnglison'S Medical Dictionary.
Newton on Thoracie Diseases.
Physiological Botany.
Wilson's SarEsry.
Wilson's Anatomy.
American Eclectic Disrensatory.
Newton & PoEefs Eel, etc Practice.
Jones & Norro.'s
Remnants History Of Medicine.
C;eveland's Dictionary
HortOi.'s Ulman Anatomy.
Beaches Midwifery.
Thc a,oye booSs will &c sold cLea? fer cash. y
!. MARVIN Jr.
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Dead.

We learn that HENRY LoSe, of this place. died
at Garfield, on the 18th inst. He was injured
by the premature discharge of a cannon, while
firing a salute at Garfield, as the delegation from
this town was passing through that place, on its
way to the Democratic Convention of the 9th of
Aurust.
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THE GREATEST

EIaN-
0ae Box a;ways cures the Jalndice.
Tarte Bikes are sure - leans The system from Bo:ls
often less than ons ucrs Il
Tso Bo<e. have completes y cured the gors: q uI-
GERS on the Lee.
Snail loses seldom fail % cure The Piles.
One dose cuies the headache arising from L foul
stomach.
Strong dosei often repeated expcl every worm from
The body. TheE shosi1 &c SiyeI to chiilien, Who are
Always Tnrre or less af.ctei 3 IN thss scourgr.
4 a eeLtle Phisic lh.y have no cqna!
One box cuTeI GeIansrn-n. o. the Liver
Half q Bsx cures = ca.
They purify the blood, All ttus strike al the fouraz.
tiOn q every disesEc.
Asa Dinner Pin there iE Rot :heir equal in ih- world
They are rarely veseta-ir, aud can do ITO harm, Lu.
do accomplish an un@ccclt:afie amount Of rod.
PREPARED by Dr.. J. 1. ATER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell, . iss., AMI sold ~ +. A Smith & CO . War.
ren; D.. q W.. Howe, North Bloomfield; II. ". Collar.
AeSoI oism's. Ensign l. Ntodwurti. Newton Fails;
and al dealers in Ee.ic:ae ~'y.rywhtre.
Sept. 2. lsSl-3w.
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SPRING GOODS

AT
THE EMPIRE STORE!
IDDINGs & MORGAN. are nov receiving a
splendid assortment 81 New STring Goods. Their
stock viii he complete in all the newest and hest styles
Of Ladies Dress Goods. Dress Trimmings. Brnnets. Bon
net Ribbons. EEbrOderies. &c. Also. a full stock Of
goods for Men and Boys wear, House furnishing
goods, Carpetings. Wall Paper, crockery, Groceries,
&C. &c. Their <oOls will lie sold for prompt pay
sHls. and at the rery iolesst Priess. An ample supply
o their best fifty cent Tea, just received.
Warren. ADr = ls56.
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DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP

Il Ply Of Harrison'S Columbian PeTfniueTy.
F. FOR TIE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene Water, Florida Water,
Chi Saline Vinegar. &c.
F0R SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, Carna;ion Rouge. Lip'aln, Nag
nolia, Tablet, &c.
FOR THE HAIR.
Hair RestoreF. Hair Dspilatory, shlmpoon Lotion.
TricOpherOus of every description. Also a superior
Hair Dye on hand that viii do the work.
FUR TIE lands
Upper ten Sosp. Almond, Pumice, Brown, Windsor.
also a large lot Of family SOsP tened the Wonen's
frierd.
HANpKERCHIEP EXTRACTS.
Upper Ten, Jockey Ciut, New Mown Hay, SEer.
BTiar. Mousseline, IirnV-eits. and 90 others. Ilar-
rlSOns Upper Ten is compose Cften odoTs, ofthe most
r-hly delicate ofali perfumes. It Is d dedicated TO that
class, Distinguished oy refinement. II is addressed TO
those Of tasteful elegance. IN whose cult waited sens
btlities reside a perception Of od0rs, comprehensive,
discriminating and delicate. To those who can appre-
late the bland Influence Of q rich Ioquet Of tie purest
simple doors So Justly proportioned. and artisticaily
blended that from them flows a harmonious whole, that
realizes in its eject the highest desire. 1t is address
ell ~ the appreciatiVe Of our own country. who con-
sciUus Of the dignity Of American refinement, can
trdrsfe their sanction from foreign articles Of medium
or inferior quality. rendered falsely attractive by !
tGwly oa,si lie, 20 an American production OF highly
Beautiful exterior, and who can distinguish between
conventional fishio2s IN the Old World anu trJthFul
production in the New.
WEI the good friends and public generally, call and
examine our stock, which shall be Constantly fall and
for sac as low as sold on tine Reserve.
SPRING & REED No. G Market ST
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

/ Coanty. In the Court Of Common Pleas
Samuel Strhbins and Charles A. Morgan, survivors Of
s.sbbins, Morgan and Butler, Plaintiffs.
va
Charles 8. Porter aud James R Van aordsr. under axe
firm OF Porter & Co. AisS. Asahel W. Porter, (sf
California; Charles Smith and Frederick kinsnAn.
exscrtors and trustees ofJames Scott. declared, IN
der his will; Jane Shaler. Henry W. Smith. -aonas
g Brown and Isaac b. Higgins, J. g. Good and ]. J..
Miller Good & Miller); James L. Van GOrdsr, ca
DeshIer, agent: C. c. MeNutt R. W R4tlif, assignee
George Fryer, also Jonathan T.. Dunap. james R&
q. T.. Brown. John 4. Weeks & Co.. W. ?. Wan
Gcrler, J. Lowry aad- Akron L c. Day.
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PORTER &

EROCKERY. GLASSWARE LOOK
u ING GLASSES. FAMILY GROCERIES, WILL
Low OWARE) WOODEN WARE, &C., Opposite The
Post one.
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Mary lyle. now Mary Pate;
and Thnr,na pnttnr

Mary lyle. now Mary Put.et
and Thomas Potter.
The defendants will take notice, that the pIalntil on
the list day Of September. 1856. caused an order % At.
tachrent to be issued ny Andrew Gardner, a Justice OF
thee Peace in Hubbard township. Trumhull county.
Ohio, against the goods, cha;tIes, moneys, credits,
stocks { nd c Tet Is OF the said defendants. for the sum
Of one hundred and three dollars and seventeen cents
(SIt3 l. 1907 Said cause will lie for hearing on the
ls,h day Of 0ctoler, is55. AZ one o'clock p. NJ. of said
daI- JOIN H. KING,
Sept. 10, ISJ6-3as ATTY. for PA.
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TREASURER.S NOTICE-TAXES

l. FOR 1s5i-FoR PURPOSES. For State
Common School Fund. IL nilI on the dollar; fer ay-
nent o~lintrrest on State Debt Sinking fund.- 7-lU mills
on the dollar; Tor the supported the State Government,
including the ordinary expenses Of the Public Benevo
lent Institutions. prosecuting the work On the Public
Buildings, and slso, to ray deficiencies Of IsJ6, ] mill
on the dollar total for State purposes. , Is mills o.
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DARN FOR SALE:


X hI1hl TOh pALE-- Ire subscriber
Il offer for sale his valuable Farm, situated in Cham
pion, on the plank road leading from Warren to Paincs.
YlIle, miles north Of the court house. in Warren, con-
sisthS oil l2O acres Of good farmi z land. 80 sores uu-
aer iinproTemont-tvO never failing springs Of good
water, and two Wells-ii bearing Apple trees, peach
trees, Per trees and other fxiEgs according. In A
gooI neighborhood. near the Presbyterian Church.
ALSO, 20 aer,s Of excellent timbered land. not
adjoining the farm. will be sold in connection with the
above. or separate.
Price low and terms easy. Inquire on the premises
SEPT. 3 1855 CIV. JAMES ySoV