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1tatbs.

In gainesville. on the 18th ult., Miss JULIA
PERKINS, daughter of Vim. L. Perkins, in her
18th year.
OK the 4th inst, of Consumption, at the Little
Mountain House, Mrs. MARIA E. MOI LEY,
wife of J. H. Morley, of Cleveland. aged so
years.
II Andorer. Aug. 18Th, Mr.. JAMES W.
ROOT, aged 50 years.
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Republican Rally at Garfield!
THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, 1856.

By appointment Of the State Central
Committee, a MASS MEETING Of the
Republicans of M~ahoning, will be held al
Garfield, o n Thursday Sept. 10, at one
o'clock, P. NJ.
The Meeting will be addressed by
Hon. JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS; JOHN
HUTCHlNS, of Warren; d. CAD
WELL, ofJefferson, aud o. P. BROWN,
of Ravenna.
Let the Republicans of Mahcning turn
out in their might.
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That Salem Meeting

Salem was taken by surprise. and fu-
siondOm quaked in its stronghold.-Can-
field Sentinel.
Where was it taken to? Not to the
Buchanan meeting, surely, or there would
have been a larger crowd. "And fusion
dom quaked in its stronghold" We
suppose the Sentinel intended to say,
1" And the BUCCANEERS staggered nth
strong Whiskey. - olumJiaHa Repu5li-
cd0-
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Going Throngh the Moinns.

The Niger Diffusion party, at their
Convention Of last week, in this place
put in nomination Hon. Matthew Birch
ard, as their Congressional candidate
for this district. We presume the COM
petition was not great, and the Judge
was nominated with great unanimity,
but he has TOO much sense 10 have any
expectation of being elected. There is
about as much likelihood of that, as
there is that the editor of the Democrat
will get to heaven, unless he tells the
truth, occasionally.
Vermont The Star That Never Sets.
The second gun has been fired in this
campaign, and Vermont has spoken out
nobly for Freedom. Ryland Fletcher
for Governor, with all the Republican
State Ticket, Justin S Morrill,, Ezekiel
P. Walton and Homer E Royce for Con
gress, and a Legislature ten ( o one Re-
publican in both branches, have been
elected by an aggregate majority of al
least 90. 600. Never before was so clean
a sweep made, so large a majority given,
at any State Election there.
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The Fremont Club.

j. D. Cox, Esq, addressed the club,
as per notice, on Saturday evening, in a
speech replete with argument. After
him, Mr.. Munson, of Colebrook, Ashta-
bula County, made a few appropriate re-
marks upon the Kansas question.
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PNOTICE.-DR. $. STRONG's FEVER DESTROYER.
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy, to
build up its own reputation Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
best recommendation il can acquire is to take il TO the
sick room, and there let it speak FOR Itself; let it there
spread joy ard peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. Ifit will not do this, a thousand certificates
will 10 but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimOniaiS-whieh are many and long
are published in a circular, as the limits Of an adver-
tisement will not pernit-Whieh are presented more
remedy, which may be found at the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California.
If it possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
duce1. and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, If il possesses no real value, the sick will soon
find it out. and demonstrate il as a humbug, "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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The Mass Meeting at Nelson Ledge.

On last Wednesday, between 6, and
10000 people assembled at Nelson
Ledge, in council upon the great issues
of the day. When the meeting was or
gsnized, Hon. ]. F. Beaver was called
to the chair. Hiram Griswold, Esq, of
Cleveland, first addressed the meeting.
His speech was a logical, unanswerable
argument in favor of the Republican
cause, eloquently delivered, and drew
down bursts of applause. After Mr..
Griswold, David Stambaugh, of Tusca-
rawas. made an excellent speech. At
the close of his address, the convention
adjourned to dinner.
The Warren and Garreitsville Brass
Bands were in attendance, and dis
coursed excellent music. Glee Clubs
from the same places added to the en-
teitainment by their well timed songs.
A large number of ladies were in 81
tendance. and groups of both sexes were
scattered on the tops of the rocks, and
in the shade of the .rees, in all directions
for the space of half a mile, partaking
in the repasts, in primitive style.
1t was a fitting place for FIeemen to
assemble, there among the everlasting
rocks which had in some former age
been upheaved by some mighty cOnvul-
sion of nature, to advocate the eternal
principles of Freedom and Right, prin-
ciples founded upon the Rock of Ages,
and which were now heaving with the
internal commissions caused by fires
lighted by the iucendiary torch of Ste-
phen A. Douglas. and his kindred trait
ors.
10 the afternoon, speeches we're made
from two stands at the same time, II be-
ing impossible for one half of the people
to hear a single speaker. R. F. Paine,
Esq. of Cleveland. II. Sutliff and Chas.
w. Smith, Esqrs., Of Warren, addressed
the people in telling speeches.
About 4 o'clock the meeting ended,
and the people dispersed. Nothing &C.
CURED to mar the pleasure of the day,
and all retired TO their homes well sat-
isfed. We saw but four men during
the day who were intoxicated in the
least, and of those, two were Democrats
from this Town, another was a Democrat
from IN adjoining town, and the fourth
was a stranger.
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STATE OF OHIO. TrumbuIl

i County. In the Probate Court
George HallOck and Erastus Cone,l
Administrators Of Wm. BushEell, Dec.
vs.
Lucinda Hull. Sylvia Noble, Martin
Bushnell, Horace Bushnell. Cyrus Bush
neil and Olive Bushnell, heirs Of vii
son Bushnell, deceased. Newell Bush
nell. LOvisa Palmer. Susan Palmer. Petition for
john Bushnell, and Polly Hart, heirs sathOrity to
Of Lester Bushnell, deeeasel; Sophia complete Real
Hart. folly Miner. A.. G.. Hart, and Z. Contract
Hart, heirs Of LOvisa Hart. deceased
Austin Andrews, Andrew Andrews,
Curtis Andrews, and Lucy Stewart.
heirs Of Fanny Andrews. deceased
Corjeiia QuiGsle, CaSdice Bushnell,
Daniel c.. Bushnell. Alexander Bush
nell. and Austin Bushnell.
The above named defendants will take notice, that
the said plaintiffs, as such administrator. on The 9th
day Of September. A-D. ieJ6, hfed their petition in the
PrOh9te Court OF slid county. praying for an order to
deel the following described lands. eOntractedby said
William Bushnell, deceased. in his lifetime, to the
said Gustin Bushnell, 70 Wit: Situate in Hartford town
ship, Trumbull comfy, Ohio, and being one hundred
and forty and two thirds acres in lot No. 81, in said
township, bounded sOuthwaris on the diagonal road;
west on the lot line; north on land Of Romanta Norton;
and east on l,na Of Seth Thompson. being all the land
conveyed to William Bgshneil by Sherid's deed, dated
April 23i, 1916. to which reference is had for more
description. The said petition win be heard
on the LIST day Of October, 1855. at which time said de-
PENDANTS Gan appear and defend If they see fit
GEORGE HALL0CK,
ERASTUS CONE
Admr's Of William Bushnell, deed,
GanN m 2ZE-2E
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News Items.

Tue favoritc cosmetic for removing
freckles in Paris is one ounce of alum
and an ounce Of lemon juice, in a pin.
of rose water.
RELIGION OF THE WoRLD.-The latest,
and apparently the fairest estimate o.
the religious condition of the earth, is as
follows:
Pagans, SIC. OOO, 900; Christians, 800
OO0, 900; Mahommedans. 10, 600, 900;
Jews, 1900, 900. OF Christians there
are 10, OOO. 600 Catholics; 80. OOO. OOO
Professionals; 60, OOO, 900 of the Greek
Church.
A man named James Curley has been
fined ten dollars and sent to prison for
pine months, in Clearield county, Pa,
for setting a raft adrift.
IL Tuscawarus county, Ohio, near
New Philadelphia, on Sunday week,
Miss Elizabeth Stemphley had her skull
fractured by being thrown violently
against a rock, while running down a
steep hill. Her recovery is hoped for.
THE refusal of Com. Whittlesey to
pay the Ie4uisition for extra pay to the
clerks and other employees Of the two
Houses, has caused much excitement
among hat class. He deems the action
of Congress Insufficient to guide him in
the premises.
The PORTAGE SESTINEL.-A Hart,
Esq, has associated with himself in the
publication of the Portage Sentinel, Jas.
W. Someryille, Esq. Mrs.. is a prac-
teal printer, and is vouched for as a
young man OF talent and enterprise.
RIDING Across THE ONO RIVER IN A
BUeGY Tie Cincinnati Columbian says,
some idea of the low stage Of water to
which Ia belle %riViere is reduced by the
drouIh, may be gathered hom the fact,
that on Saturday last, Mr.. Patterson, n
of the SupeIintendauts of the Adams
Express, and TWO other gentlemen con-
nected with that Company, rode entirely
across the channel in a buggy. The
point of crossing was near Louisville, a
short distance below the Falls.
The "CRoPPIE The old Irish
style Of cutting the hair close, is attract
ing favorable attention from Young
America. Every fast young man in
New York has his head thus trimmed,
and his "caubeen" set upon three hairs,
left standing" for the purpose. The
New York Times says, that now, every
fashionable that has been to his hair
dresser, however long his locks were
flowing, comes out close sheared, no
particular hair being more than a quar-
ter of an inch in length, unless it has a
birth place underneath the chin. Be-
sides being exceedingly cool, it has the
merit of bringing back 10 the observer,
the precious memory of Jack Sheppard,
and that other great peripatetic philoso-
pher, Blueskin.
PETERSON s MAGAYINE-T. B. Peterson,
1O2, Chestnut, St. Philadelphia, 50,
per annum.
The October number of this Maya
zine is already on our table, and with
such contributions a. c. j. Peterson,
Miss Alice Cary, and Mrs. Ann S. Ste
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PORTABLE sTENM ENGINE.
DEEDS PATENT CHRONONFTFI

IL ENGINE. This is an improved Steam Engine for
which Letters Patent were granted to John A. Reed, Of
New York, January Q, 1855. The nature Of this in.
provenent consists in the increase OF power about 20
per cent, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
halr. The saving Of fuel is edecteu by letting the
steam in on both sides Of the cylinder doubling
the size OF the port, and balancing the pressure. re-
moving the friction and weight OF the slide valves, &C.
centres, cross heads connecting rods. &c. The ex
eeeding simplicity Of this engine renders it mueh more
durable and easily managed than any other, and when
placedupOn the boiler with wheels it is portable though
elective These engines received the First Prize We'd
al az the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy five ofthem now in operation, all giving great
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-10

All sizes from to 100 horse power at the shortest
notice. Alsp Reeds Patent Steam PUMPS the simplest
and most durable one in use, for raising water or sup
plying boilers. Further information nav be had BY
addressing d. H. WILDER, North Bloomfield, Ohio.
g. IN 1870 H., 4
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MORE CURES.

PHILADELPHIA 81 mo-. Goth, 1850.
REsPEa TED FRIEND| have for several years cen az
fIcte1 with Dyspepsia, and occasionally a General
Debility. l accidentally tried thy medicine, UOof-
lands German Bitters, in the first place on a daughter,
she having a severe spell OF sickness Thy HOofand's
German Bitters had such effect upon her general debiI-
ity- that L was induced to try it myself. 1 then got a
bottle, and Usei it according to the directions. and it
relieved more than anything I had before used, Civ
ing general tone and strength to the stomach and sys
tenn. Last fan I hal a very severe spell Of the Diar-
ThGa. which continued for some time. My life, for
a time. WIS d~espaiTed Of. Thy Bitters being again
being rsed, acted very happily upon the atomaeh and
intestines, and soon relieved me from the great pain /
suffered. and gave general health to the system. 1
consider it. doctor, one Of the most valuable medicines
I ever used, and shall take great pleasure in recon-
mending il to others
Very respectfully, thy friend.
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ITO THE PUBLIC. DIR. WILLIAM


l B ~BRITTINGHAM, and Lady. OF New York. have
taken Rooms at the GasSin House, No. Is. 2d hocr,
Tor a few weeFs. and take this opportunity Of inform.
ing the 4bsieted Of either sex. that they can lie consult
ed fires Of charge. They cure all kinds Of diseases,
that can be reached through the administering remedi-
al agents, and under all circumstances giving iminedi.
ate relief Particular attention is devoted TO relieving
aud in almost every case permanently curing Neural
gta. rheumatism. Headache OOthache, and all other
diseases Of the Nervous System.
All diseases can be examined Of patients who are IN
able to visit the Room, residing in the adjoining towns,
by sending a lock Of their hair. and Dr.. B. will then
prescribe medicine, which is indicated in their cases.
These examinations are charged for.
All diseases Of females can be examined and treated
y Mrs Birmingham. ifdesired. Ague and Fever cured
without Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic or Iron.
Dr. BErTTINGHAN.-This gentleman is about to leave
this place, after a stay o. seYeTal months, during which
zine his practice has been extensive and with the most
extraordinary success HIS practice is peculiar. but
the relief attending it is the best recOmmendation.-
We know Of Instances in which patients, long consid-
cred beyond the hope OF cure, have been restored to
health. Wherever the Doctor may visit. we feel salts
ned that the invalid Gf any be there) will find him =
skilful and very attentive physician His wife assists
him, and the examination Of diseases by her are more
reliable and certain in obtaining the true nature of the
patients complaint than that Of The school physicians
who rely upon the statement Of the disease from the pa
tient. We wish success to them ard benefit to the
public Lauren. e Journal.
Warren. Sent. 10 1S5f-Iw
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How IT GOES IN MAINE.-The New
York Independent says that in a certain
town the Postmaster was so alarmed at
the number of campaign TriJuncs''
that poured through his hands. hat he
formed a club of twenty to subscribe for
Democratic newspapers. He inquired
of a Democratic friend which was the
best Democratic paper in New York,
and was very correctly told the EVening
Post. After a few days reading of that
excellent journal, the Postmaster dis
covered that its Democracy was of the
Republican school, and he Immediately
advised the club to discontinue it; but
10, the whole twenty had become so far
enlightened, that they had already re
solved to vote for Fremont!
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE.
THE liberal patronage BE-

I IHL HUtIdI pdlIUHd9O U0-
/ slowed upon this house during the past
NEA year, has induced US to enlarge our bcr-
ElE ders by adding 4 handsome addition to
our former room, which necessarily involved other
fixtures and increase Of stock, which we are nov recei-
wing and opening up for the Fair, to the inspection
Of y mich We respectfully invite the attention Of our oil
friends ana the public generally. Our stock is large,
and OF a superior character, embracing every variety
Of plain. fancy, and staple stationery either toT once
or boudoir uses. In addition, we have added Chnren
Music and Wall Paper, together with all legal traps ana
little trinkets used by our prufessional6ents' hsheNIhs
as we do that We can offer as good a quality OF sOous
and on as reasonable terms rs any pedtler.
CASH y PROMPT BUYERS.
are requested to call and examine, and note prices,
quality and variety, at our old place, the Ne" l'TN
Book Store where we re always 20 he found, as We
give our constant personal superintendence 70 ths de-
tails Of our iusiness. JOSEPH MAkfINi IT.
Warren, Sep. TO-. 1856.
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The Nomination of Attorney Genera,

The Nomination of Attorney General.
The Ohio Republican State Conven-
ton nominated Mr.. Wolcott for the of.
fee of Attorney General. His nominal
ton was made unanimous after the third
ballot. Messrs. Sherman, of Ashtabu-
la Hutchins, of Trumbull ; Backus, o.
C~uyahoga ; Barber, of Franklin /; Con.
verse, Of Muskingum, and Corwine. o
Hamilton, were also balloted for.
Mr. Wolcott was formerly a member
Of the Democratic party. but since the
organization of the Republican party,
has been one of its unwaYering support.
ers. The State Journal says that Gov
Chase has appointed Mr.. Woleott TO fl
the vacancy existing by the death CT Mr.
Kimball.
DR.. Tubbs,
Will be at his rooms at The Gaskil
House, Saturday, Sept. 10.
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SEPT. AND OCT. APPOINTMENTS.
nR. HARDMAN. Physician for Di-

SEPT. AND OCT. APPOINTMENTS.
DR. HARDMAN. Physician for Di-
- seases Of the Lungs. formerly Of Cincinnati Ma
rine Hospital9mty be consulted by the afflicted as fol-
lows. "arrgn' sAskil House, Saturday, Sept "a;
CoLneautvilie. Pa. Sept LIST;
EIie. Pa Sept 2d and Sd.
Pnne>viile o. SePt.4.
Chardnu. Sent. 9Th.
Salem SPIT. 9Th and sth.
Nassilion. Sept. 9Th;
Wooster. SEPT IOtl:
Miliers' urvh. Sept. Ilth:
CashOcton. Sept. 18Th and 18th.
New Philadelphia. Sept. Ie,h:
CarroIton. sept. 18th;
Cadiz. Sept Goth;
stephenviHe. Sept. ed and s3d;
P~ittsburg, Pa. Oct. lst and Cd;
Butler. Oct. 3d;
Mercer. Oct. 9Th:
Franklin, Oct 5th and It'll;
Clarion, Oct It'll.
BrOOkviie. Oct. Sth;
Aeadville. Oct. 10th.
Dr. HARDMAN treats CONSUMPTION. Asthma, Bron.
ehius. LaryngitiS- Cata1h and all Throat ard Lung
diseases BY Medicated Inhalation Invalids DESTROYS
o. committing Dr. H., should not delay, but apply early.
~Proaehes.
DEMONSTRATIONS rast year over 900.
OTHER DISEASE EAT
In relation 10 the following diseases. either when
complicated with Lung affections or existing alone.
! also invite consultation. usually find them prompt
Iy cureable.
Paplapsus and all other forms Of Female Complaints,
Irregularities and Weakness.
PalpitatiOn and all other forms Of Heart Diseases.
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia. and all other diseases OF
Stomach and B iWelS: Piles. &c.
NPAl diseases Of the Eye and Ear; Neuralgia, Ep-
hensy- and al forms Of nervous disease.
sert- 10. ls5G-tf s D.. HARDMAN. M.p.
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DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH sup.

L ply OF Harrison's Columbian Perfnmery.
FOR TIE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene Water, Florida Water,
Chi Saline Vinegar, &c
FUR FIJI SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, Carnation Rouge, Lipbalm, Nag
nOlia, Tablet, SC.
FOR FILE HAIR.
Hair RestoTer. Hair DepilatOry, ~Shampoon Lotion.
TricOpheT0us Of every description Also = superior
Hair Dye on hand that viii do the work
FOR IL HANDS.
Upper ten Soap, Almond, Pumiee, Brown, Windsor,
also a large lot Of family Soap termed the WoneR's
friend.
H~ANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
Upper Ten, Jockey Club, New Mown Hay, Sweet
Briar, M0usseline, MignOneite, and 20 others. Har-
risOn's Upper Ten is compose often Odors, of the most
ushly delicate Of all perfumes. 1t is d dedicated to that
class, distinguished by refinement. Ii is addressed to
those Of tasteful elegance. in whose cultivated sens
bllitieS reside 4 perception Of doors, comprehensive.
discriminating and delicate. To those who can appre-
ciate the blaLd influence Of a rich bOGuet Of the purest
simple odors so Justly prOpOrtioned, and artistiealiy
blended that from them flows a harmonious whole. that
realizes in its eject the highest desire II is address
ed 20 the appreciative Of cur own country, who con-
sciUus Of the dignity Of American rehnement, can
tran sfe- their sanction from foreign articles OF Medium
or Inferior quality. rendered falsely attractive by a
tawdy outside, to an American production Of highly
beautiful exterior, and who can distinguish between
conventional fashions in the Old World and trathfui
production in the New
Will the good friends and public generally, call and
examine our stock, which shall be constantly full and
for sac As low as sold on the Reserve.
SPRING & REED. No. 6 Market ST.
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G. W. TAFT.

JOHN TAFT. c. W. TAFT.
TAIT & SON, Commission Merchants,
and general dealer in Produce, No. % Walnut St,
Cincinnati, o., give their attention TO the sale OF Flour,
Pork, Bacon, lard, Cheese, Butter, Eggs, Grain, Fea;h-
ers, Dried Fruits, potatoes, Onions, &c. Liberal Cash
advances made on consignments. Orders for Groce-
ries and Manufactured articles solicited and filled on
the most favorable terms.
Refer 20 Messrs. Fallis, Brown & Co., Bankers;
Springer * Whiteman, AMI Cincinnati merchants gen
orally. Sept. 10, IS56-6m-
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Vermont 1.-The Star That Never Sets
for Maine.

Since going to pressxw learn that
Maine has gone 1900 Republican.
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No ), jennings Row, Catharine above Third.
To Dr.. C. VI. Jackson, 100 Arch St. Phila.
Soc a Hvarrfeawrarr
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FARMSFOR SAFE. The subscriber

L'ARMS OK SALE. The subscriber
l. oilers for sale his Farm, one mile north OF the
centre OF BrOOkheld, Trumhull county. CONTINUING JOo
acres OF hrSt pasture, meadow AMI plough land, wen
watered and timhered-grafted orchard and other fruit,
comfortable dwelling, good barns and out houses
Also, his farm, three-f0urths ola mile from Warren,
continuing 80 acres Of first rate land, first rate spring
and run water good bottom and upland. grated Orrh
ard and other fruit trees, good barn, &c.
Also, his house and lot in Warren, all Of which VIII
be sod low for good payments Enquire Of the proPri-
etOr, or J. NJ. Stall. Atty. J b. BUTTLES.
Warren. Sent Iu-3wE
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PETERSON S MAGAYINE-T. B. Peterson,
IO2, Chestnut, St. Philadelphia, 50,
per annum
The October number of this Maya
zine is already on our table, and wi h
such contributions as c. j. Peterson,
Miss Alice Cary, and Mrs. Ann S. Ste
vens, cannot fail to be an interesting onc
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In Attae

vs. In Attachment.
Mary lyle. now Mary Potter
aud Thomas Potter.
The d -feadants will take notice, thlt the plaintiff on
the Ist day of September, 1856, caused an order Of at
tachnent to be issued by Andrew Gar liner, a Justice Of
thee Peace in Hubbard township, Trumhull county.
Ohio, against the goods. entities, moneys, credits,
stocks and effects OF the said defendants. for the cum
Of one hundred and three dollars and seventeen cents
(SIb3 Il lOO) Said cause will be for hearing on the
lsth day OF October, Is56. at one O'Clock P. NJ, Of said
dag JOHN H. KING
Sept. 10, 1S56-3ES Atty. for Pin.
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Will be at his rooms at The Gaskill
House, Saturday, Sept. IS.