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NOsMOPOLITAN ART ASsOCIA

~ TI0N-sECOND Z
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection Of
this new and Popular Institution for the diffusion Of
Literature and Art, have been made on the most ex-
tensive scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the far-famed
GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
Which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the New Collection, the diffusion OF
American Art, AID the encouragement Of American gem
Jus have not been overlooked Commissions have been
issued to many of the most distinguished American Art
lists who will contribute some Of their fines. produc-
tons. Among them are three Marble Busts, executed
by the greatest living Sculp,or-nIRAN PowEEs-
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the father OF his Country.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, the Philosopher.
DAME WEBSTER. the Statesman.
A special agent has visited Europe and made care
ful and judicial selections offoreign works Of Art, beth
ia Bronze and Marble Statuary and Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large and valuable collection
OF Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed FREE
among the members Of the Association for the Second
Year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of Three Dollars constitutes any one a
member of this Association, and entities him to either
one of the Magazines for one ye II, and also a ticket in
the distribution of the statuary and Paintings.
The Literature ssued to subscribers consists Of the
following Monthly Magazines: Harper's, Putnam's.
hnickerbocker, Blackwood's, Household Words, Gra-
hams, and Godey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to any
five Of the Magazines for one year, and to six tickets in
the distribution. The net proceeds derived from the
sale of memberships, are devoted to the purchase Of
works Of Art for the ensuing year.
II ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming a member of this Association, are
LIST All persons receive the full value OF their sub
s~cription at the start, in the shape Of sterling Magazine
Literature.
%. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
choice Works Of Art. which are to lie distributed among
themselves, and are at the same time encouraging the
Artists Of the country, discussing thousands of dollars
through its agency.
Persons in remiffiRg fsn5s for membership, will
please give their pos, Office address ia full. stating the
month they wish the Magazine To comL.ence, and have
the letter registered at the Post Office to prevent loss
on its receipt a certificate Of Membership, together
with the magazine desired, Eilhe forwarded to any part
OF tie country.
Those who purchase magazines at Bookstores, will
observe that by joining this Association, they recei1n
the .farG=;ns aad free tietet ia fke annual distribution
all al the same price they now pay for the Magazine
alone.
For Memberships. address,
c L. DERRY Actuary G. A. A.,
At either Of the principal Offices. Knickerbocker
Magazine" Office. $40 Broadway, New YORK or West
ern Office, l66 Water Street, ~Sandusky, Ohio.
Sub criptions received by C. A. ADAMS, War EN-. o.,
and L. c. JONES, Hartford, o., Honorary Secretaries.
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OHERIFF'S SALE

~ BY virtue Of an order OF sale to ne directed and de-
Ivered. issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumiuii County. an State of Ohio, AMI in obedience
ID said order, | shall expose to public sale. as upon ex-
ecution at Law, at the door of the Court Hous in War
ren, il said county, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Ianu-
airy, A D ls5S, between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK A VI al d
4 O'Clock P NJ. Of said dav. the following described : cal
estate. to wiz Situate in Mecca. Trum,uu County. Ohio,
known as pGrt Of lot No. 6, bounded, beginning at the
Southeast corner Of a lot OF land in said lot. soil to
Milo Powers by John BOLn. thence south } chains to a
stake; thence east 4 chains II links. to the center Of the
road running north and south; thence north , chains;
thence wrst 4 chains II links to the beginning. heinC
one o. 100 acres of land, kn own as the store house and
lot OF James S. Abeli. in Mecca. Appraised at 81 .5U0
To he sold at the suit Of William Burns vs.. james S
Abel. ct. al. II. r HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Dec. 10, l~55 5w.
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Donation Party.

There will be a Donation Party, for
the benefit of the Rev. GEORGE w. MALT,
BY, in the basement of the VI. e. Church,
on Wednesday Evening next, January,
I'd. All necessary arrangements will be
made to renderi the occasion, pleasant and
agreeable to those who may attend. A
cordial invitation is rendered to the Ia
dies and gentlemen of Warren and vicin-
ity.
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DR. SAMUEL sTRONG'S FEVER

tU. "a NJ LII Sl1lONN ILN En-
~ D-ESTROYERl This is not the advertisement Of
1 " worthless compound" got NJ Ly some quack TO de
fraud the public, but the simple notice of anew Remedy
which has acquired III precedented popularity where
ever Introduced.
5. STR0SG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure tor every form Of Inter
EitIent and RemittenI FeTers. Chill Fever. Ague and
Fever. The most ample expert, nee, supported by ,es-
timOuy Of many OF the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fully justifes us in speaking thus confidently Of its
e virtues" MARK TuIS FACT,
"Dr. S. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from obsuTe persons. scarcely known to any
as is too often the case with uick nostrums-hut it is
u cequivocal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend-
cred, Of individuals of the first standing in society, or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tinctious-who have on their own persons and in their
own families fairly and fully te. ted the sanative virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
THE Y DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
lest in IL hours after it is taken. and the second pack
age frequently produces results which bottles of other
popular remedies had failed to accomplish.
II will not only destroy the disease. but also eradicate
the most minute seeds Of it from the system, and re-es-
a healthy action in the vital organs.
CAUTION!
There is q Counterfeit on this article, as on almost
all popular Remedies of the day. Observe then. the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait ana written sigma
Of SAM'L STRONG, NJ. D.. to counterfeit which Is
felony. :. NJ STRONG q Co.. Cleveland. O..
Proprietors g. Manufacturers of DR.. Sam1 Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all or ers and communications must &c ad-
For sale by all respectable Druggists through the
States. Dec. coy
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Chance for a Physician.

By. the death of DIR. NJ. C. BRADLEY, of
Johnson, in this county, the citizens of
that township, are left without a medical
man Of any kind. By reference to the
advertisement of Mr.. S1LAs A. JACKSON,
in another column, il will be c there
is now for sale, a desirable dwellinghouse,
with out buildings, and one suitable for a
doctors office, at the centre Of the town.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ Milo Gardner Judgment in attachment in
Vs. Common Pleas of Trumbul co.
KeniOn C. Burt. } o.. Oct. Term, 1855.
By virtue of an order of sale, in the above entitled
cause, to me directed and delivered, 1 shall expose TO
puiEc sale, as upon execution. on Saturday, the 9th
day of January, A D. 1856, between the hours OF 10
O'clock A NJ and 1 o'clock p 81 Of said day. Almon
sackett's legal and equitable interest in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate: situate in the township
ofPowler, in Trumtull county, Ohio. and which is bonn
ded as follows, viz: on the east by lands Of Daniel
TrOwbridge; on the south by lands of Joseph Jones; on
the west by lands cf Robert Morrow. and on the north
by the east and west centre road, and is supposed to
contain eight acres Of land. And said equitable int
rest was appraised at one hundi ed dollars, (SIOO). To
be sold at the suit Of Milo Gardner in the above emit
tied cause. ii. Il HARMON. Sheriff
Sherih's Oaice, Warren, Dec. &c. le55-5t-215
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CHERRIES SALE

~ BY virtue Of an order OF sale. Issued ont OF the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumhuil County Ohio. on
decree made by said court, at their October Term, A ID
1o55, l have levied on, and shall expose to public sale.
as on execution at the door Of the Court House in War
rem, in said county, on Saturday, the 9Th day of Janu
AIRY. A d. lS56, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A N
and ! O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following described
mor.gagei premises, to Wit: lying in Hubbard town
ship. in said county, bounded as follows: ..Beginninc
at the north east corner Of lands belonging to John p.
SwaTtzwelier. and on the east line Of lot No. 3, in said
township, and running thence north, Oh said lot line.
eight chains and fifty links to a stake; thence westerly
in 4 line parallel with the north line Of said John P.
SwartzWeiier's land. forty one chains and FIVE links to
a stake in the west line of said lot; theme southeriv
on the same, { chains and 81 links, q ch 50 y to the
north corner Of said John p. SwartzweIler's land.
thenc- eas;erly on the north line Of the same. to the
place of beginning Containing thirty five acres Of
Ian |, more or less" Appraised at thirty dollars per
acre, (S3O,OO). To be sold at the suit Of Rose Ann
Moore against McMurren and Farley.
ii r. HARMON. Sheriff.
sheria-s ossee, Warren. Dec. %. Is55-5t-a-5 sd
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MBROTYPES.-H. A. MARSH

n 10 \ I. N-AIN-IA
"a would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Warren, and the public gen rally, that having awaited
himself of the new and recent discovery in tn art OF
taxing pictures, styled AmbrOtyp@s, he is prepared TO
take them in the best style of the art, and wolld solicit
A share OF public patronage. They are taken On pre-
pared glass, and for softIess, depth. brillianey OF tone,
AMI beauty Of finish, are unequtllel. They cen be II
ken in any kind OF weather, and are admirably adopted
TO children, 5 they can he taken in from one - two
seconds. Also, DIguerrsotypes taken as usual. in the
best style. Rooms over Al. TrOx-I's Provision Store.
corner Market nj Liberty streets-entrance on Lii
berry street. opposite Bank. II. A. MARSH.
Arnrr.n nj 10 Is5S-a,
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THE ADVANTAGES SECURED

7. UHIthls AtIuTN =. 4. h,
At either Of the principal Offices KRickerbocker
Magazine" Office. 80 Broadway, New YORK. or West
ern Office, l66 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
Subscriptions received by c. A. ADAMS, War en-. o.,
and L. c. JONES. HaItford. o.. Honorary Secrctarias.
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9rnlt SntfIigtntt.
Christmas.

Christmas.
The day passed very quietly, in this
town, with but little to distinguish it from
ordinary days. The stores and places Of
business were all open, except the Bank.
IL isto be regretted that the love of money
getting, is so strong, among our citizens
that even one day in the year;cannot be
set aside for social enjoyment, and the
eternal trcadmill of business, for twenty
four hours cease its revolutions. 1t is not
lie part of wisdom in employers, TO tax
too severely the mental and physical en-
ergies of the employees. Relaxation is
necessary, and when not abused, is abso-
lutte economy. The bow always bent.
looses its elasticity.
The ball at the GaskiIl House was a
fine affair. The attendance was large,
many having come from Salem, Youngs-
town. and the neighboring towns. The
music, was excellent, and the supper such
as reflected high credit on mine host, and
his assistants. Flying feet chased the
flying hours, till more than the time right
fully belonging 10 Christmas, had passed.
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SHADED VIEWER RIBBON, JUST
MERCHANT TAILOR and Ciothier.

III JVIN Z. WEENoI
No. II Market Street, Warren, u. Opposite the Court
House
The iavor with which shis establishment has long
been regarded by the public generally. and especially
those who appreciate a very superior kind Of work, and
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
tlsemeut almost superiuous.
Ny extensive Fall and Winter sock OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, YESrINGS aud TRIMMINGS, with a
choice assortment Of READT-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS, ana a carefully selected and
extensive stock OF HAZE y CAPS. o. all prices a.l
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted 10
improve the outer man. can at all times be found.
From long experience in business, ana having ar
engagements in New York SO As to lie posted up in every
thing that is new, both in goods and STYLES Of garments.
it is evident that q more perfect and extensive eStth-
lishment Of the Kind cannot he found in this section OF
country. (Oc;- l., 10y
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Z ADMINISTRATION s SALE

"A Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance Of an
order OF the Probate Court for Trumbull County. Ohio.
l shall, on the ninth day Of January. 4 d l-55. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, \ VI. and ! O'Clock. p VI. at the
premises, expose for sale to the highest bidder, subject
to my dover therein. being a life estate ia twenty one
acres thereof, the following described lands and prem
Uses: Situate in the tog nship OF Greene, in said county,
beginning at the northwest corner Of The tract of eigi :
T. five conveyed to said John G"nsaulis by the heirs Of
Susan ~Sturgess. by deed executed on the Both day Of
November, lN3S. and recorded in Trumiuu County re-
cords, bOOE IS. pages le6 and LEI, At i stake and stOEes
placed at the said corner in the west lire 81 lot forty
five. twenty chains and ~sixty-twO links north OF the
south west corner Of said lot fOrty-fye, thence ea,t
along the north line of said land f~orty-one chains and
nine links to a stake and pile of stones standing at the
north east corner OF said eighty five acre tract. thence
south on a marked line. (the east line of said eighty
five acre tract twenty chains and eighty seven links
TO 4 stake and pile OF stones placed in the north line
OF said lot number ~'Oriy-hve, and at tn south east cor
ner Of said eighty-iye acre tract, and ~fOrty-one chains
and four links east OF the south west corner OF said lot
forty hye; thence running west along the south line Of
said lot forty-fve to the southeast corner OF fifteen
acres Of land conveyed to Ann Gonsaulis, in the south
west part o. said lot number ~forty-hve. by USaI " Bow
en- and wife. by deed executed on the FIRST day Of Sep
temier, lS49. and recorded on page II aud l. Of Book
81 Of said Trumhuli County Records; thence north on
the east line OF said fifteen acre tract to the northeast
corner thereof; thence vest along the north line Of said
fifteen acre tract to the rOrth west corner thereof, and
to a stake aud pile Of stones standing at said corner in
the west line Of said lot number forty-fve; thence north
along the west line OF said eighty-fse acre tract and
the west line Of said 10; forty-fve. to the place Of begin
ming. and containing within said bounds seventy acres
OF land, lie the same more or less. appraised at 81 ,4OO.
Terms made known On day OF sale.
ANNA ~G0SSAULIS. Administrative
decl9-4t of John Cons ulis, deed.
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NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

" COMING AGAIN-together with any number Of
elegant Pianos, Meloleons. &C, daily arriving az s. 7.
PomerOy's Piano Ware Room, Liberty ST., Narren,O
/ must again remind my friends that 4 COOL Piano
Forte is the most substantial, sensible. and withal ac
srrtable Christmas or New Years gilt which can be Sc
lected. If any doubt it. I respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient Of the favor for confirmation Of
my opinion. 1 always sell a large number on or nsar
the holidays, and am glai to 81. this year that | sm
favored with an unusual speaking ahead" for icstuu-
ments. Those intending to go in" will DO vel 10 call
as soon IS possible.
nov % S. 7. POMEROY.
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10 MAIN STREET.-NEW AR
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAT & CAPSTORE;
Nichols a. SEeIT,

Have Just received AL are now opening, the trgest
most fashionable. AMI hest selected StOcS Of READY
brought to this mIrSet, consisting in part % the FOL
lowing Go1l-: OyercoItS of every style, quality, and
price, IRON the finest beaver - the eOlrsest kerScy
Pants and Vests Of every style AMI Il1lity- No use T.
TAX, just yume AMI sec. Every Lody says give Mich
OILS 4 Weir the belt for quality, style and price, their
piece goods are Of 5hc newest styles, consisting O.
heavy Beaver pilO.. plain and tSiI-d Cloths, plain are
Fancy Cassimcres tEillet SItiuet.s Plain and Pan
g Ycstings /; a lew rare patterns OF SAS Velvet Plain
aud figured SIX SATIN, Cashmire, Worsted Aohair
&c.
FURNISHING GOODS.-Slirts c. Ilars. Cnicrshirts
DRIVERS, Suspcnders. Stocks, Neck ties, Pocket Hand
k-rchieis. SILK. Linen, Lawn. &c; Wooden Hose, Flu
Gives. xii. Iiael and an!inei, Clot1,. EucSskin-a:
coiOrs Buck Mit,ens; Boys DO CmbrcilIs, I I'll,
assortment. Carpet bags, &c.
done in the best style. and on short nc
tice. The capacity OF Z. W WEIR as 4 pruetica.
Tailor, is too well known to ret ire comment Fartie
ular attention given 10 Cutting, a-l warranted to Fl.
HATS AND CAPS--It is a WILL known ft;t, that fr
eleven years. l. NICHOLS has kept the largest, cheap
est, and most variet assortment OF goods in his line
ever kept II Uud Trumbuil, and the new nrm have t.
announce that the stock Of HATS has beer
lar-clv increased so all you have to do IS % call II
No 10 Main Street. and you viii there find a complete
excsptcl-for less money than you can
get the slr,e in Warren. Remember one thing-we
hive NJ oil. shelf-worn Clothing, but an entire neE
stock OF fresh aad desirable Goods
A as has for a long tine been a very plentiful arti-
Gle in this Community, we would beg leave to be ex-
cusci from usiag it in this communication 10 my old
friends AMI PATRONS I wCul make MY best bow ard
return many thanks for the very iiherala and loug-con-
tinued patronage received at their hands To the new
we would say. ycu too are entitled 10 the rizht hand Of
fellowship; 50 come along. and We viii give you .
hearty w lconr 20 all the privileges. blessings and len
efts. of the largest cheapest, AID Eost varied stock o.
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought to This mar
ket. L. NICHOLS,
Warren OCT. 3.-3n L ". WEIR.
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TO PENSION AND BOUNTY

~ AND BUN Il
i LAND CLAIMANTS. Business with Pension OF.
fee, will, during the month OF December. sake me to
Washington City, Harrisburg, Trenton, Albany, Hart
ford, Dover, Annapolis, and perhaps other cities, where
military records may be found. and persons having
Pensions or Bounty LInd cases. viii do we'll TO give me
4 call Immediately.
Suspended claims viii he taken. and IL 1 am not sue
c~essful, no fees will he charged.
Business with tn Patent uiice, professional business
in the Eastern cities, or States. will be Carefully at
tended 10 for 4 reasonable compensation, and / will
undertake AMI prosecute claims before the aeE Court
OF Claims at Washington City.
Owing to time required in preparing cases and get.
ting up the proofs, 1 could NOT start as soon IS was in
tended. / shall start on the eth day Of January next,
and persons having business they wish attended to,
viii DO we'll to call Oh me Before that time.
}. T.. ASPER. Atty at Law,
Over Smiths & McCom5s' store, Warren, o.
n. 10 Il
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New Railroad Scheme.

A new Railro d project is now On foot,
and from the present indications, VIC Judge
that the movers of it will be successful.
1t is proposed under the charter of the
Nicholson Run and Pine Swamp Rail-
road Company" to construct a Railroad
from New Castle, Pa, to Darlington,
there tapping the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad. The distance is thirteen miles.
The total cost is estimated at less than
$500. OOo, of which the county of Law
enc has subscribed SI5,OgO, and the
Cleveland and Mahoning Rad has
agreed, ii is said, to subscribe 81 ,OJO.
more. Parties at New Castle and Other
places, have subscribed nearly half the
remaining $4,000, and only 2o.O6o are
asked OF the citizens of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. Mr.. Sankey, Of New Castle,
is now on a visit to Pittsburgh, with a
view 10 securing the requisit amount OF
stock; which will no doubt readily DC OBJ
tained.-Mokoning Register.
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Large Stock.


SAMUEL KENNEDY, of Rowland. in this
county. has a pair of two year old steers,
which weigh 900 pounds. Who can
beat that ?-TrUm6uH Chronicle.
1t can be beat in this little county p
FRANK HENRY of Ausiintown 'has a pair
OF W year old steers" that weigh 1880
pounds. Can you beat that If nor,
quit blowing over a circumstance that may
b something up there, but is only an or.
binary affair down here.-Canfeld Sen
tinei.
We published last week an account of
the weight of a pair of two year old Dur
ham Steers, owned by EZRA MARVIN of
Bazetta, which weighed 3e7o pounds
The Sentinel man may as well shut off his
steam.
In last weeks paper We madea mistake
of 200 pounds, in the weight of Mr.. KEN
NEDY's steers.
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INCORPORATED MAY 0, 1855.
T

E.. G. FOLSOM, A. B., Principal, Professor Of Theore
ical and Practical Book Keeping.
". II. HOLLfSTER and LAFAYETTE V0RCE, Assis
tant Professors in Book Keeping Department.
Al. PHELPS, Professor OF Practical AMI Ornamental
Penmanship
B. +. HUMISTON, Lecturer on Commercial History
and Art Of Computation.
JOHN B. WARNING, Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Banking, Exchange. DC.
Hon. JOHN cROWELL. Ex-Member Of Congress. Lee
turer on Commercial Law.
Rev. J. A. TlOME, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
and Political Economy.
ERASTUS HOPKINS. President % the ST. Louis Air
Line Railroad, Lecturer on kailroading, Commerce,
&c.
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NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY

Of the p. q.
LGESHMAY respectfully announces to the Ladies
Of Warren and neishboring 10 Ens, that he las just
opened a new and fashionable stock Of Millinery and
Fancy GoOls, consisting Of elegant French Flowers,
Ribbons. straw Goods. EmirOideries, Lacrs, Dress Trim
Inings, H1sie y, Gloves, 1Sc-, &c, and solcitS acai
from all desiring anything In his line. AfuIl and fash
iouable assortment Of BInnets and Caps, OF the htest
ST. les, will he kept constantly on haul l.. Also Straw
BoInets cleaned AMI pressed, and all orders promptly
attended to-. now 1 GESIMAI.
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VISITING CON-.
TUITION FEE. IN ADVANCE.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE.

entire Mercantile Course. time unlimited, $40
same Course for Ladies', 2j
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship; simply 5
For full course in Flourishing, &c, as per agreement.