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Concert.
We are informed that S. T. Pomeroy
& Lady. and Mr.. Graft will give a concert
at Empire Hall, on Friday Evening. The
programme will consist of Duets, Trios,
and Quartettes, on two pianos, by four
performers, Violin and Piano music, in
terspersed with songs by Mrs. Pomeroy.
As all are fine performers; we hope that
our citizens will remember that home
talent may be quite as deserving Of en-
enlargement as any other, and not e1em.
plify in this case, the truth of the say
ing. that a prophet is not without honor,
AVE in his own country and among his
own kin.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Trumbull County,
Warren, Ohio, May S, 1856.
I hereby certify. that 7 have compared the foregoing
hws with authenticated copies from the Secretary Of
State, and find them correct.
ARL R. HUNT, County Auditor.
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Carriages.

Carriages.
Among the vehicles we saw at Nc
Neil's carriage warehouse a few days
since, was a sort of buggy-coach, 1--WE
cannot give it any other name.) which
struck us as one of the most convenient
one-seated carriages We have ever seen.
Shaped somewhat like the old fashioned
coach body, with rounded floor, hanging
low. easy to enter, beautifully trimmed
and painted, we wonder some married
man does not buy it. Some light trot-
ting Wagons were more in our line, and
suited us perfectly. McNeal's estab-
lishment was burned some two years
ago, but Phoenix like. it has risen from
the ashes. The burning has only i'm.
proved it.
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within the limits Of the township, in which by law the
Office OF the county treasurer is located. any township
treasurer, nor any treasurer Of a municipal corpora
tion and no person shall he allowed any compens1-
tion for the disbursements Of the taxes herein required
to be dishursed by said county treasurer: Provided,
That the provisions Of this section shall not apply to
municipal corporations, in which the taxes Of such
corporation are collected by its treasurer.
April Eth, lS56.
N. II. A 0RIIES
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives..
THOMAS ii. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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AN ACT

No. IL. AN ACT
authorizing the sale Of property for charges in certain
cases.
SEcrIos /. Be IL enacted By the General assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, That all warehouse men, trans
portation companies, or railroad companies, shall, on
the receipt Of property in their warehouse, depot sta
tions. or within thirty days thereafter, notify the own
er or owners by letter or otherwise, crowded such
property is plainly marked with the owners name and
place OF Presidency that such property is Eeld by them
subject 10 charges.
SECTION .. That il such owner, or owners. shall neg
lect to call. pay charges, and take their property away
within six months from the time notice shall have been
given as required in section one Of this act, such ware
house men, tr InspOrt2tiOn companies, or railroad com
pznies, may sell the said property to the highest bidder
at auction. by advertising the same thirty days in two of
the "a ers published in the county Of general eircula-
ton.
SECTION 3. That all moneys so received from the
sale of such property, after deducting all charges and
transportation company, or railroad company. one
year from the day of sale of such property. for the hen
eft and use of the owner or owners; and il not called
for within that time, such warehouse men, transporta-
tiOn company. or railrold company, holding the same.
shall pay or cause it to be paid into the county treIs-
ury Of the county in which the property was sold,
within thirty days thereafter, and shall at the same
time f- with the county auditor a schedule Of the prop
erty sold. giving in detail a description Of each item Of
property, the name of tie owner, the date Of its recep
ton. the time and manner Of notice to the owner, IL
known. the amount for which the same was sold, the
name Of the purchaser, and the amount OF charge on
each.
SECTION 4. II at any time within six months after
the payment Of said money into the treasury and the
filing Of said schedule in the Office of the county audit
or, any clIimant Of any portion Of said money shall
prove his or her title to the same, to the satisfaction
Of said auditor, by testimony to he reduced TO writing
and filed with said auditor, it shall be the duty Of said
auditor to issue an order upon the county treasury for
the payment of the amount Of said claim so proven.
and all monies remaining unclaimed, shall, at the expi-
ration of said period Of six months he by said county
auditor transferred to the common school fund Of the
county.
SECTION 5. This act to take effect from and after its
passage
\. II. VAN XII
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
THOMAS IL. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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Ladies' Dry Goods.

Ladies' Dry Goods.
As will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, Messrs. Parks &
Wents have received a full stock of
goods; q circumstance of which the La
dies seem to be fully aware, judging
from the crowd We see in their estab-
lishmcnt when we pass its door. The
New York Store is evidently a popular
institution, with the better part of crea-
ton, and it deserves to be.
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1putt SntfIIigentt.
Examination of School Teachers.

kxamludbiOu VI oCuOo4 ACdSACAS-
The examinations of teachers of Com
NOR Schools for this county are usually
held at Empire Hall. AS this hall is di-
rectly over our sanctum, it is so conven-
lent hat we, (having considerable of the
leaven of curiosity in our composition,
and q decided penchant for handsome
faces, cannot resist the temptation, to
look in occasionally. We never get in
side the door, without thanking our stars
that there is no board of Examiners,
specially appointed to test the quali6ca-
tons of editors. We have arrived at
the settled conclusion that if "a young la
dy gets a certificate from the present
board, that there need be no fear but
that she is fully qualified to fill, well,
the avocation of a teacher. This is all
right. 1t is one of the best signs of the
times that the standard Of fitness for the
most important of all employ mems, is
fixed high. Still we cannot but indulge
a sigh of regret, when we see an inteli-
gent looking young lady puzzled, and
unable TO answer the questions which
are propounded, knowing the disapfOint-
ment which she and her friends must
feel if she fails to obtain a certificate.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! AT

NIlI UOVDD. DNI UOODDs III
IL THE WARREN DRY o ST0RE."-We
are now receiving our stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods. comprising nearly everything belonging TO the
dry goods trade.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage extended to cs
the past season. we have purchased largely. and de-
sign to furnish TO the people Of Warren and vicinity,
such hargainI as will secure the attention Of the
masses.
We design to demonstrate to our patrons the adTan-
tages Of dealing with those who adopt the
PAY SYSTEM,
And are exclusively engaged in 4 particular branch Of
business.
We intend to do a str aight forward business, and We
ask for no success but that which waits on industry
and honest dealing
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.
aprs3 e BURwELL & co.
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Infantic;de.
The body of an infant was found on
Friday, in the river, below the lower
dam. There was no means of ascer-
tanning whether it had been placed in the
water at this place, or higher up the
river, and had foa.ed down. An in
quest was held before Justice PALM
The verdict rendered by the jury, was
that the child came TO its death by vio-
lence, by the hand Of some person I'M
known.
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pLowsl PLows! SELLING OFF

Having \ large stock Of PIous on hand. which must
he disposed Of this Spring. we have determined % sell
for the next three months. at the following low hgures:
Mich. Double Plow, Si4.OO Star PiOU- $40
Longs No.4 90 Buckeye PlsW, 6hO
do ; " $50 Center Lever PloW, 6 co
do 4.O0 St1 T'th CultiVatOrs $50
Farmers nf Trumfsr'i County. now is the time TO Sc
cure a good Plow for less money than everbefOre Of
fcrci in this section. Remember, onr PoWE have al
ways surpassed any made in this part o. the State. We
would call especial attention TO our celebrated STAR
PL0W. which has hal such a run that some OF our
n~eishhorS have been induced to get up an imitation :;
hut remember the place. and GET THE ORIGINAL!
Come one come all Don't let this opportunity slip
ny. Our PlOws can he seen at the Tin Shop, Market
Street. and at the Old Foundry Stand.
Warren, March -, GO. John r. M0RLEY & CO.
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IOUARDIAN's SALE OF REAL
GUARDIANS SALE.

~ In obedience to the order e court, on the 3nth
dty Of May, A D lS56, on the premises. in the
Of Bszett1- in the county Of Trumbull, aud state Of
Ohio, between the hours Of ] and 4 o'clock, p VI. vi l
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real esis.s.
being the undivided interss. Of Lucy Hall, Euniee y.
Hall and Ruth NJ. Hall. subject TO the life estate OF Eu-
nice ROSley, in the following described land, to vi
Situate in the township Of Bazetta, county OF TIumhUli.
state Of Ohio. and bounded and described a. follows,
10 wit: Being an undivided hfth part Of the south part
Of lot No. ID. in said township Of Bazetta, and BOUNDED
north by part Of said lot No. -, upon the division lire
running from east to west, parallel with the north lie
Of said lot; east by lot No. IL; south by lot No. %, and
west by LIST No. IL, and containing within said bounds,
one hundred and twenty-five acres OF land
Terms-One-third down, and the balance in ors and
two years. RICHARDSON HALL,
April 30. lS5-it Guard. of Lucy j.. Hall. ct al
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OF REAL ESTATE.

~ BY order Of the Probate Court OF Trumbull Coun-
ty, Ohio, on the 22i day Of May, 1856. between the
hours Of9 o'clock A VI and 4 O'Clock p u Of said day.
| viii oder for sale at vendue, on the premises- ths
following real estate. situate in Pennington, TrGnabull
County, Ohio. and known AZ being part Of lot No. -,
in said township. ALL bounded as follows: Beginning
At a stake standing in the centre Of the highway lead
ing from Pierce's Mills TO the State Road, thence east
so south ? chains and 50 links thence east parallel
with the lot line, ) chains an ~ seventy SEVEN links
thence north parallel with the lot line, 4 chains and 50
links: thence west parallel with the lot line. 5 ehains
and a. links to the centre OF the highway above named;
thence along the centre Of the highway to the place Of
beginning. and contains , acres Of land. be the sane
more or less. Terms made known On day Of sale
The above lands will be sold as the property CT Wn.
A. Curtis aud Orrin c. Curtis. minor heirs Of Chs. p.
Curtis, deceased. DANT GRAY Guardian
to Wm. A. 4 Orrin c Curtis.
Be- JoHS v. STILL. his Atty.
lnriI 93-its
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April 6, 1s56.
mo. $751;
AN ACT

supplementary to the act entitled ian act to provide for
the creation and regulation Of Incorporated Com
panies in the State Of Ohio" passed May !, ls52.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly
Of the state Of Ohio. That any number Of persons, not
less than three, may associate themselves together. as
provided in the sixty third, sixty fourth and sixty fifth
sections Of the act entitled ian actto provide for the ere
alton and re gulation of incorporated companies in the
State OF Ohio" passed May !, lS52 for the purpose of
constructing and main aiming 4 canal or canals for by
draulic purposes: with the necessary culverts, waste
ways nd fixtures. building and repairing steamboats,,
and other water craft; building or operating dry docks
and marine railways printing or publishing a news
paper or newspapers, or books, or other publications +;
quarrying stone, marble or slate mining coal. ores
and other minerals. or manufacturing the same in
whole or in part, or both; and carrying on business
usually connected with the main objects OF the coTpO-
rations aforesaid; and when organized shall he a body
corporate. having all the privileges. immunities. and
powers conferred upon manufacturing compa les by
said act, and shall he governed in all respects by the
provisions Of said act and the acts supplementary and
amendatOry thereto.
SECTIONS Q. ANY company organized for the purposes
aforesaid, shall have power to take, by purchase or
otherwise. and hold such real and personal estate as
may he deemed necessary for conducting the business
OF the association. and shall have power to lease, sell,
convey or mortgage the same. in such manner. and for
such purposes as may he prescribed by The rules and
regulations Of the company not inconsistent with the
laws of this state.
SECTION ;. The several companies which may be or
gained under the provisions Of this act, for the pur-
pose Of mining. quarrying or manufacturing. shall be
authorized, when such purpose shall he stated in the
certificate Of organization, to construct a railroad.
with a single or double track, with such side tracks.
turn outs. Offices and depots as they may deem neces.
sary, to carry out the objects Of the incorporation,
from any such mine, quarry or mandatory, to any
other railroad; or any canal. slackwater navigation.
or other n~avigable water or place within or upon the
borders Of this state; and shall, in respect to such
railroad, he subject to and governed by the act sfore-
said, and the said supplementary, amendatory and
other acts in relation to railroads, so far as applicable
thereto.
SECTION 4. This act shall take effect and be in free
from and after its passage.
April G, 1856.
N. III. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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n IN THE DARK:

LA Book destined to he read by every American
Do you say more light. more light, then read danger in
in the dark. This brilliant work exhibits a vivid and
striking picture Of Anti Republican Romanism. all in
its grim, repulsive features, hideous forms and infer
nal Vaccinations. 1t brings to light the infamous
~plottings, craft and triekery p~ractieei in our midst by
the order Of Jesuits.-a brotherhood OF pious assassins.
The vilest and most despicable OF our race. who seek
to stihe the breath OF liberty. and slbTert the free in
situations Of our Republic, while they owe alliganee to
a foreign Despot. and bow to a master in Rome. This
work especially repels the audacious assaults upon the
common schools Of our country.
Young men can do well to sell this book by subserip-
tons, as they can get them on the best terms at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE,
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MAHOGANY CLOTH As INCHES

WI vide. Also Table, Stand and Piano Covers
They are a No article md nav he tested with boiling
water, Camphine, SPirits &c. For sale at
Mar. %. Sc. L Z. HOYT 4 CO.
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NOTICE.

II Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the es
Trumf ull county. Ohio. RACHE DRAPER,
April 30. ls56-3s JOSIAH DUNLAP.
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4 Valuable FARM AND STOCK

~ FOR SALE. In North Bloomfield, Trumbull
County, 0hio-the subscriber now living in Msssillon,
Ohio, wishes to sell his farm OF 300 acres, situated as
above. More than three-fourths Of i. is improved, and
in good condition with good fences. su Doth meadows;
about five acres in wheat; a comfortable framed house,
good large barn, aud extensive sheds. The Timber is
Beech, Maple, Oak, Hickory, Chestnut. Black and
White Ash, Cherry, Cucumber &c. The Farm fronts
east on a good north and south road. 300 rods. The
Ashtabula and Lisbon Rail road will run on the west
line. There is a good steam saw mill about one and
half miles from the timber, on the Trumbull and Ash
tabula Turnpike, and a good road leading there.
This farm is well suited for Dairying. Grain or Stock.
There is not one fOOf.cf poor or pGste land en- IL. Fifty
to sixty cows can he kept besides raising other stock
and grain. A small stream crosses the farm. For sale
also, 2 yoke of Oxen, ? full blooded Durham cows, !
Devon Bull. a few yearlings, Q Mares with foal. Corn,
Oats, Rye, Wheat, Potatoes, S tons Of Hay. Plows, Har-
rows, Hoes, &c. on the place. A liberal credit will he
given for three JOHrths. For all casa IN hand a great
bargain will be giren. Address z. A. BRows, North
Bloomfield, o. tapr 30 2w.) A S NJ. BROWN.
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mo. 87.1
AN ACT

To amend an act entitled IAN act 10 provide for the
organization OF Cities and incorporated Villages, -
and the act amendatory thereto, passed March II,
1853.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By ths General .dsssmbly
of the State Of Ohio, That section twenty second OF
said amendstory act. he so amended as to read as fol-
lows: Sec. 81. That the powers granted to the coun
Gil Of any city. by sections s~ixty-four and sixty-hvs Of
the ''act to provide for the'organizationof cities and in
corporated villages" are hereby granted to the COIN
ellis Of any incorporated village.
April 9Th, lS56.
n. II. A WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
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CTATE OF OHIO Trumbull County
80. ILL.,

IS. In Court OF Common Pleas
William 0 Ludwig. Jesse g. Kneedler and
William s. Hamlin.
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Penmanship.
Mr.. D. D. WIsELL has exhibited to US
some specimens of chirography, which
are highly creditable to his skill. He
has just finished a course of lessons to
one class, which we are informed has
given good satisfaction. There are few
requirements which are more desirable
for young men, more indispensably nee
essary to fit them for a business life,
than hat of being a good writer. For
the ladies, it is an accomplishment Of
which they may well be proud. There
is probably no position in life, where a
man feels more sensibly the value of
plain, readable writing. than in that of
the publisher of a paper. He is almost
daily favored with contributions, which,
though often containing good ideas, are
SO w~retchedly written, that they are as
difficult to decypher as the hieroglyphics
upon the ruins of Ninevah. We hope
som of our contributors will take lessons
of Nj. WIsELL. He will give another
course at his rooms over Baldwins' Book
Store, commencing on Monday the 18th
inst.
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STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull County
IS. In Court o Common Pleas.
'''''' E-hh'i'' Petition for P.r.i.io.

George Morris 10 hereby notified tina. q petition vas
hltd against him, on the 10th day OF April, A D 1855,
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuN County,
and State Of Ohio, by Judson CAnneld. and il rov pen
ding, wherein she said Judson Garfield demands par
ti;iOn Of the following real estAte- situate in Johnston
township, Trumbull County. and State of Ohio, and 10
described. beginning At 4 stone in the southwest cor
ner Of lot No. ID, thence running north on the west
line Of said lot No. II, a. chains and 81. to = stone,
thence east % chains and y links to . stone thence
south 90 chains and p links to . stone thence vest
IS chains and rs links to 4 stone thence south 81
chains and 40 links to 4 stone in the south line Of said
lot; thence west on the said south line Of said lot Ne.
u, 10 chains and so links to place OF beginning, and
containing % acres Of land. And that At the next term
Of said Court Of Common Pleas application will Be
made by the sad Judson Canh-ld, for an order that
partition may be male OF said premises. .
UGGLE & RICE, Atty's for Petr.
Ar-iI a. 1876 AZ
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AN ACT

To amend The act TO regulate the fees OF Officers in Civ
il and Criminal cases.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the GsHsral -AsSembly
Of the State Of Ohio. That section fourteen Of the act
entitled ian act to regulate the fees Of officers in civil
and criminal cases" passed MaIch5- 1891, he amended
SO as to read as follows: Sec. II. That each county
commissioner shall he allowed two dollrrs Ter day for
his services, to be paid out Of the county treasury. up
on the order OF the county auditor except in counties
in which, by the last federal census, the population
amounted to one hundred thousand or upwards. in
which counties each commissioner shall be allowed
five dollars per day for his services, to be paid out OF
the county treasury as aforesaid.
SEXTON .. That original section fourteen Of the act
aforesaid, he and the same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. That the act entitled an act TO fix the
compensation Of the commissioners Of Hamilton coun-
ty. passed March 20, 1850, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
". II. VAN VORHES
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
TH0S. II. FORD.
President of The Senate.
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A. FAHNESTOCK A. co {

y A. FAHNESTOCK & CO, Corner of Wood and First SITS Pittsburgh. Pa,
> Importers and ak. in Drug. Medicines, Chemicals Dye Fluff. Paints nehO OIL Yamh-
WhdoT Ga", CLASSY ARE ug Instruments LadO ill TuTsBhne, Patient Medicines Pehumey brushes
Alcohol AnnesO OIL Whale Oil spices Manufacturer Of White Lead Rd Lea dLhaE: We h.en
EOea do for sale 800 tons White cad in prkgs IS so 100 9h 10 ard SIC outs each ~hRh
we guaranteed oil full eight strictly pure Mdu nN1a. dtya any in quHp.
Having ddgtP sne s in New York and rhlAIThh.p eaduhUFr dsn ehny"sh ii emnkt We
ae Enabled TO Nn Drugs &c fol eahoT tot prompt time Dealers s hNcrdet aTSA f4dsrnj hbng
houses
MPB A Fhneaoek. hermitage furnished with HnshA, German, Freha and SPANISH Ieh0n"
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
WARRANTED, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS. sUBPGSAs, E1c-
Constantly on hand and for sale
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"NOW Well Paint the House,

Who wanted a Hair Restorative Dye, that was not a
humbug, will take rotice that Harmon, at the Phoenix,
ordered a few bottles. Of quality which ranks high in
the eastern cities. Thirty to forty days sufdces to re-
store to natural color. Perfumes, Extracts. Cclognes,
&c. at SPRING & REEDS.
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PEMOVAL. The undersigned has
IL removed his ONCE from the room in Smiths Block
to Iddings' Block on Market Street, in the rooms di
rectly over s. * VI. Nosers' Store.
lie will he happy to see his old friends and clients az
his new rooms. All business in the line Of his profes
sion. pI omptly attendedto. Pension and Bounty Land
claims prosecuted with general success. Lands Wal
rants bought and sold. J.F. ASPER, Atty at Law.
Marren. Abr. o. IS56.
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April 8, 1855.
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Variety Store.

tdIIety oIUIts
Messrs. w. N. PORTER, formerly book
seller in this place. and Thomas J. Nc
Lain, Jr., have gone east to purchase a
stock of Varieties, which they will open
in the store formerly occupied by JOHN
ANpERsos,