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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order

OF Court.
On Saturday. the LIST day Of March. 1856, between the
hours of l and 4 O'Clock, p, NJ. on the premises in the
township Of Fowler Trumbull County, o., will be sold
to the highest bidder, the following real estate, as the
property of Thomas IIawley. deceased, to wit:-Situate
in Fowler, township No. in the 2d range of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State Of
Ohio and which is also in the county OF Trumbull and
is known as part Of 10: No 46, and bounded IS fol
loEs:-West by the public highway; South by lands
owned by Joseph W. Davis; East by the highway, and
running north to the centre OF big Spring Run, :" so
called-the east and west ends to be OF an equal width
and contains fifty srres Of land more or less.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
WILEY
Jan. 80, 1856. At Ex'r of Thomas Hawley. dec.
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7 DWELL MASON'S last and greatest
II work, the HALLELuJ.H, 20 which is p eixed the
SfsGrN0 SCHOOL. containing secular Music, E~Nerci:es,
Rounds. &C., for choir ~ractice-
Also, Musical Notation in ! Nutshell, intended for
skiilful teachers and apt pupils. This is tke book OF
all singing books. 100 copies Just received at
jan 2. Sc ADAMS' HOOKSTOGR.
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TO MEDICAL sTUDENTs.-DRs.

l. PAINE & DAVIS would say to Young Men who
are DESTROYS Of studying medicine. that they have furn-
ished themselves with a 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 L. NJ. College OF Philadel-
phia, will lecture to the Stuitnts every Saturday after
noon, on come Of the branches Of medicine, and 10
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., Warren, o.
Jar. 1874
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TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES * CO.,
Successors TO Bates. Taylor & Co..
Manufacturer s and Wholesale Dealers in
CLOTH | n G.,
Numbers % and % Deg Street,
NEW YORK.
A MBROTYPES!!-OR DAGUER

"a RE0TYPES ON GLASS!
Having taken thorough instructions in the Art IL Am
brotyping, from A. 5. ROBBINS. late Of New York and
Philadelphia, one OF the best AmbrOtypists in Ohio. I
am ready to wait on any and all who may give me a
call, at my rooms over Smiths & McCombs' Store, cor
ner Of Market and Main streets.
am prepared to take likenesses Of all sizes, from
medium to full size. either positive or negative, or both,
which I will put up in double cases, showing the posi-
tive and negative picture; or in single cases. showing
either the positive or negative. The cases are made
expressly for Ambrotypes. These pictures can be Ia.
ken in all kinds of weather, from { O'Clock, 4. n. to 4
o'clock. P VI.
Thorough instructions given in the Art, at moderate
charges. Z. L. Leroy.
Warren. January %, Soft
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SALE.

By virtue of an execution, issuel out OF the Court Of
Common Pleas of Trumbull county, Ohio, to me direc-
ted and delivered, 1 have levied on. and shall expose
to public sale at the door of the Court House, in War
rem, in said county, on Friday. the 29th day Of Februa-
~, A D. 1856, between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the following desert
bed Real Estate, TO wit: Aiot of land lying and being
in township No. ,, in the LIST Range Of Townships in
Trumbull county, Ohio, viz; Lot No. -, containing
one hunarel and one acres and f~orty-four thousand
two hundred and City one hundred thousandths of an
acre Of land and is bounded south, by the south line q
said Townhip, west by lot No. %; north by lot No. GO;
and cast by lot No. IL Appraised at twenty nine dol
lars per acre. To be scld At the suit Of Rayne Kirk
against J.B. Wolf and others.
H. R HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherifis Office, Warren, Jan. 3Oth, 1856. S t.275.
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VAUTROT 4 GILLBTT, Wholesale

NAUTROT & GILLBTT, Wholesale
' and Retail Dealers in CLocNs. WATCHES, JEwELKY-
SJLvER-W ARE. and FANCY GOODS, Warren, Ohio. ~
We beg leave to announce to the citizens Of
this County and vicinity, th.t having recently y
purchased, directly from Eastern Manufaclur- W.
ers, the largest assortment Of Clocks. Watches, Jewel
ry and Fancy Articles ever brough. to this section Of
| county, We are prepared to offer Inducements 10 pur
ehasers- lar in advance OF anything heretofore known
in these parts. Our stock consists in part Of
Extra fine English Lever Watches, in gold, hunting,
and plain cases;
Duplex Watches, of a superior quality, with indepen-
dent seconds. Just the thing for timing borses-
Pine Double Tina Center Second watches, excellent
and cheap.
English Lever Railroad Time Keeper in Silver cases.
Detached Levers and LePine Watches, a large vari-
ETY..
An immense amount Of Breastpins, Ear and Finger
RiTgs. If the most fashionable styles AlsO,a great
variety of
HOUSEKEEPING n FANCY ARTICLES,
Such as Silver Tea Sets, Tea and Table spoons, Knives
and Forks, Lamps. Candlesiicks, Fruit and Butter
Knives, table Castors, Aeeordeons. &c.
New and superior styles o: Connecticut Clocks, war
Tanted good time-Seepers and no mistake, which are
offered lower than ever
When Tou COM to Warren. be sure 70 give us a call.
We have a perfect MUSEUM of curiosities in the jewel
~ and Fancy line, and charge nothing for exhibiting
them
Pedlars supplied at prices that will compete with the
Eastern cities.
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and war
ranted. VACrR0F & GILIETT.
Warren Jan. Is. 1855.
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A ENACTMENT NoTIcE.
Before JEFFERSON Palm. Es'
".
e C. Wells Geo Reed,

". -
&c Wells & Geo Reei,
fra 6 Reed & Wells
The above cause came on 10 BE- heard Ian. oh. 1853,
and the defendant Wells. not being s-rvel With pro
cess. the etse WAS continued - Fearlsry p. ISIS at
nue o'clock. 2. VI The sail drfsrdtrt. Wells. viii
take notice n said continuance. an that lawrence :.
Unmlsan. hes teen examiref a. sarnishe- herein.
S7a. ., 80 JoHE HUTCHIXS, ASy fer PIE.
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HARrroRD. Jan. q5. 1856.

HARTFORD, Jan. 25. 1856.
Editors of the Chronicle Permit u;
through the columns of your paper Il
sTeccmmend to the travelling public in
general. and pleasure parties in particu-
lar, the public House of A. B. LYMAN,
of Kinnsman, in this county.
The undersigned had a good oppor-
,tunity Of testing lis merits a few evenings
since, and viii not soon forget its very
excellent accommodations, and the kind
attentions of its gcntlemanly proprie-
tor.
WIZ. J. BRIeHT,- DANIEL Parsons,
VIZ. S. GoUcHER, A. FULLER,
G. c. HART, H. w. MURRAY,
N. H. CoBuRK, E. CONE,
H. C. GALLoP.
The above was received on the Goth
OF january. four days after its date, and
too late for insertion in our paper. Ii is
singular that letters reach US from New
York city, in less time than from Hart
ford or Vernon, but such is the fact.
We formed n of a party from this
town, that visited Kinsman, on the eve
ming of Friday last, and fully endorse
every word that the Hartford gentlemen
say of it. We found there all that was
requisite 10 render a visit agreeable
warm rooms, apolite and accommodating
host and Lostess. kind friends 10 gree, US,
and a capital supper.
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A MBROTYPES.-H. A. MARSH

"A would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Warren, and the public gen. rally. that having aTailed
himself OF the new and recent discovery in tn art Of
taxing pictures, styled Amhrotypss, he is prepared to
take them in the best style Of The art, and would solicit
Il share OF pablo patronage. They are taken on pre-
pared glass, and for softness, depth. brilliancy Of tone,
and beauty Of finish. are unequalei. They cen be ia
ken in any kind Of weather, and are admirably adapted
to children. IS they can be taken in fr1in one to two
seconds. Also, DlguerreOtypes taken as usual, in the
best style. Rooms over A. J. TroxeTs Provision Store,
corner Market nd Liberty s-treets-entrance on Lii
berry street. opposite Bank. IL. A. MARSH.
Warren, Del 10, IS55-3m
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This is, without question, the BEST Agricultural
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nrices viii be allowed TO CLUBS ordering four or more
copies Of any one or more Of the above works Thus.
Four copies CT Blaekwood. or Of one Review, will 20
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HII-H an. - INVV-~W
nROPOSAJS FOR PAH POAJ

DROPOSALS FOR RAIL ROAD
l. SILLS.-Proposals will be received by the sub
scribers until the 18th Inst, for the supplying Of 6.eOO
railroad slips, deliverable at Niles during the month
Of April next. The sIlls both Of white oak and chest
nut, hewn or sawed on two sides. 1000 to be 6sS
inches and feet long and 900, 6 1T inches and : feet
ong. straight and perfectly sound. Proposals may be
eft with Isaac HOlford. at Niles, or the subscribers at
Cleveland.
Cleveland, Jan. I5, '55.et RICE, FRENCU & Co.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
OTrumbuIl County, Ohio.
Civilization
Nathan A. Fell


Nathan A. Fell Civil Action
& Hugh CALDWELL
The defendant. Hugh Caldwell. a non resident Of the
State of Chic, is hereby notified. that the plaintiff, on
the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1855, filed his petition
against him and said Nathan A Fell, in the Clerks Of
ice of the Court Of Common Pleas o: said county. The
petition alleges that said Caldwell and Fell, o0the 94th
day OF August 1872, entered into 4 written contract, by
which said Caldwell sold to ssid Fell one fourtG OF the
coal under a certain tract Of land, situate in Pymatn
ming township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania, owned
and occupied by Paul Arner-thal SAID Fell agreed to
pay therefor the sum oftwO hundred and fifty dollars.
One hundred by August "a, 1850. and one hundred ard
fifty dollars by August "a, ls5lfhat said Pell was to
search for Coal under said land. with Jesse Smith, he
fore August "a lS50, and IL a vein of Coal was not
found worth mining. said contract was void.-that said
Fell did search for Coal and was satisfied herewith
that said Caldwell assigned said contract to the plain
tif. who is the owner thereof. and entitled TO recover
said $3.50. with interest from said Fell. The plaintiff
asks Judgment against said Fell for said sum and int
rest.
Unless said Caldvell answers by the Goth day OF
March, AID. 1856, said petition as to him will be 4 taken
for confessed.
CUTISS & BRIGHT,
Warren, Jan,y. 30. 1856. CIV. Au,ys. for Pltr.
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7nICTIONARIES! DICTIONARIES.

- Wehster's whole Series;
W0reeser's do
Andrews Latte Enslish. and English Latni
Anthon'a % do do
Anthems Classical Dictionary;
AuthoaS Greek ani Roman Antiquities;
6-senius' lie rev and English Dictionary
Alters Gerlnin and English do y
Spheres n -nch and En fish do.
Nsrnau's aud BareEe's Spanish and en-f,sA -.
Leveieit's iat-aHi En--anl Eng and L.
hit T. IIrls- 0irtiuuaTr;
Pocket Lexi~ous Of vatiOB$ kifdss
AnthOns. AndreSs' and B1illoB's Cesar e
oct y AT
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'HHE HUNTERS FEAST; OR CON.

ME HUNTERS FEAST; OR CON
l. VERSATI0NS AROUND THE CAMPFIRE, By
Capt. Mayne Reid. author of he "Rihe. hangers, THE
Scalp Hunters &c. Beautifully Illustrated with en-
cravings, by N. Orr. Price 81 .. We venture to say
that there is no book extaut which gives such n thrill
ing and yet truthful 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 the medium of his Rifle Rangers"
&C., has most admirably blended instruction with
amusement. for, %zhile :" Ike, the Wolf Killer. - cheers
the Camp Fire with his never failing anecdotes. the
Hunter Naturalist takes every occasion to inform the
delighted auditory of the habits. haunts and charac-
~teristics Of the animal under discussion, and this he
ioes in a manner which cannot fail to fix the informa
ton in the memory of the reader
just published and received at ADAMS JIG
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WwOEESAEE ~DRUGGESTs,

y b, SELLERS 81 Go WHOLESALE BHGGSsESTS,
HI. CORNER OF wOOD m SECOND STREETS. OA stand ogI& sE9wt TsElhGh Pa
c Ss for 9Tnv1 n in 1g G eaT 10 Et n RTssTf a TTgbew e I@sssG g. as wa AR Fpn sI G Nsrkus
.NENTS PATEST aEDICINEs. WHITE LEAD ED LEAF, LIrHAEaE and ZINC ANT,tosdsS vA
every aHle sdmccd in our inc of business - -. - -, ,~r-,
.c5rGu RIP Pitts uTh Jan N6n 81
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Tumbull
l. County. IS. In the Coart o. Co sEGn Pleas. ,s9'
!" Petition for Diverse.
Is.
InriA Garhnsr.

The said James T. Gardner, on the s9th day Of Ma
venber, 1855. fled in the said Court, his petition
against said Louis Gardner, for a dR orce. alleging A.
causes. wiil.ui absence for more than three years.
and gross neglect Of duty. Said cause will be for hear
ing At the r~Nt term Of said Court. By his attorneys.
Jan. .. 1876 e.. SUrLIFF &TJrrLE.
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NOTICE.-Books will be opened for
~ receiving subscriptions to the capital stock OF
the Mineral Ridge Railroad Company, at the store Of
II. Mason, in the Village Of Niles. Township Of Wealth
ersfeld, County Of Trumtull. and State OF Ohio. on the
18th day of February, 1856. between the hours Of 10
and IL o'clock, A. ". OF said day.
HENRY ?. RICE.
EDWIN l.. FRENCT
WM. S. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jane3, SOFT WI. X. WAR;
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HENRIETTA ROBINSON. by D
IL Wilson. With Steel Portrait, One Volume, 33l
pcges l2mo. Price Sl,Oo.
"IIer early years were full Of promise. Beauty
Was hers, and intellt CT, and all the aids
Which fortune, family, and friends Could give.
But she vas crossed in love, and thence her life
To h=tilCHg ruin tended"
50 copies Just received at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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NHRISTMAN AND NEW NEAko.

HHRlSTMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ COMING AGAIN-toSether with any number Of
elegant Pianos, MelndeoEs, &C., daily arriving at S. 7.
PomeToy's Piano Ware Rood, Libe:g ST.. Warren, o.
must again remind my friends that 4 good Piano
Forte IS the most substantial, sensible. and withal &C
Capable Chri tina or New Years gift which can be Sc
lected. II any doubt it. I respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient Of the favor for confirmation Of
my opinion / always sell 4 large number on or near
the holidays. and am ylaI to sz this year that 1 an
favored with m unusual speaking ahead" for instsi
ments. Those intending to go in" will do well TO cal
as soon as possible.
nov % ST. POMEROY.
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nR. PAINE has returned from Phila-
II delphia, and will resume his practice Of MEDI-
CINE and SURGERY. in Co. with DR.. DAVIS. Office over
Nichols q We!r's Hal and Clothing Store. Warren, o.
Jnn2-om
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by notified to meet at the office OF b. z. Hoffman, in
Warren, T-umbuil county. o.. on the first Monday Of
February next. at ten O'Clock. A. NJ. for the purpose
OF eleeting seven Directors for the ensuing year.
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matter as the illustrated Edition, and comprisir z over
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somely printed. and bound in various styles
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'NEMET Jerry NOTICE-

Persons DESTROYS of obtaining lots in Oak Wood
Cemetery, are hereby notified that on and after the first
Of April text. the present prices will be raised. and
prior 10 that time they can be obtained at the former
rates. For further information inquire at the Office OF
z. Kinsman. Esq. By Order Of tie Board,
JOHN l.. WEEKS, Clerk.
wsr-sn Ian IL 1876 o.,
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-12-03

TIE GovERNoR's MEssAGE.-We have received
the able message of Gov. Bragg, but not in time to
copy it any portion of it in the present issue of
our paper. We shall commence its publication in
the next number of the News, and continue it until
published entirely. 1t is one Of the clearest most
comprehensive and satisfactory exhibitions Of the
affairs of the State that have issued from the
Executive Office and cannot fail to meet the appro-
bationsof every North Carolnan. 1t is Just such
documen. as might reasonably have been expected
from Thomas Bragg by every man who is acquaint-
ed with his practical mind and eminent abilities As
Governor of his State, man can be more faithful
to the high and responsible trusts confded to his
keeping than the present incumbent of his Execu-
tive chair. Was. Necs.