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"a From the Cleveland Herald, March 4.
Willoughby Seminary Burned to the
Ground.

~. O1A 80 maa
Or thoughtful friend, Mr.. Andrew
Trowbridge, Of WiIloughby. gives us the
sad news OF the destruction of the Fe.
male Seminary building in that village
this morning. 1t took FIRE about z
o'clock. no doubt catching IN The cupola
from a burning chimney. The 6re-boy,
inside Of the building, first discovered
the blaze in the attic, aud about the same
time a young man walking dom stree.
saw smoke issuing from the cupola, and
the alarm was instantly given, but the
high wind caused the fire to spread with
great rapidly. and want of water and
engine, rendered all efforts to check the
flames fruitless.
There were a number of young ladies
in the Seminary practising their music
lessons, and all the pianos a V one were
saved. The apparatus and books gener-
ally were got out in a damaged condition,
but the cabinet of minerals, birds and
other specimens were entirely destroyed.
The dwelling houses Of Andrew Aus
tin and Samuel Smart were set on FIRE
from flying emberS, but fortunately pre-
served from destruction by the exertions
of the citizens.
The Seminary was a three-story brick
building-formerly the Medical College
-and the school, under the charge of
Rev. Alvin Nash, had some one hundred
and fifty pupils.
We are informed by Mr.. A. L Hall,
Of this city who was at the fire, that
there was an insurance Of $1,000 upon
the building. and $500 upon the furni-
ture. We suppose the building was
worth about 5000.
The Principle Of the Seminary has the
sympathy Of all, for those who haveheard
Of his exertions and labors can appreciate
his feelings when on rushing out of his
house at the alarm, and seeing the black
cloud of smoke encircling the pride Of
his heart, he exclaimed-''My Semi.
nary is gomez" The young ladies, too
as young ladies will, found vent to their
feelings in a food of tears, and clustered
around their teacher in a sad group,
watching the flames as they licked up
their familiar friends, the RECITATION
rooms" Each one had left a marx or a
name by which TO be remembered, when
she should have graduated, and by which,
upon the revisit of after years she en- the
instant could summon up the crowd of
school day recollectiens; but the fire
blotted them out forever.
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CHERIFF'S SAFE

~ BY virtue Of an alias order OF sale. Issued est
OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trunninll county.
Ohio. to mr. directed and delivered, by tie Clerk %
said court. and IN obedience 10 the requirements d
said order. l shall expose to sale At public outerys a.
the Law directs. at the door OF the Court House. In War
rem. in said county. on Saturday, the 5h day Of April.
A. ID. 1856, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A II audi
o'clock p N Of said day. the real estate des rbed in
said order % sale. to wit the store house and lot "
James II. KiDbee, contracted TO him By Charles snd
Henry smith, situate in the Village % Warren, TrEua-
bulI county, Ohio. fronting on Main street, near up0a
the NahoniBg river. On the south BY the Drug Storo
nov occupied by E-A. Smith & Co.. and on the north
adjoins on the lot IN which is the brick building Occa-
pied and Owned by E. Z Uoyt 81 CD
TO be sold 81 the suit Of Lauren Merriam asains.
James II. Kibbee ct Al. Appraised II hfty-three hnE-
dred dollars, IS 300 CO., subject TO the Smiths con
tract due. Of about seventeen hundred d.silzrs, ~ ,1Oel-
II. r. ARNON SheriG.
Sheriff. Once. Warren. Mar. S. ISS6-5t-lI3
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A CARD.

I am gratiHei in being able 50 state that I am once
more behind the counter in the good old town Of War
rem, and should be pleased te see my friends at the
Phoenix Drug Store. in which connection / would re-
mark that the Phenix is located on a permanent basis.
With means 10 buy and sell Drugs, &c, At fair rates.
Ills an old saying that 'monev makes the mare gO;'
but with me the boss has made the money went Yet
with a free wind and some farors. | .lculate to move
straight ahead, giving my personal superintendent to
business. CHARLES r. HARMON.
N. B. Those superior Liniments and EmbrOcations
for Rhcumatis y OF man or beast, in the perfecting Of
which I have devoted much attention during the past
year. as also compounds for kieSs, cuts, bruises, lame
ness, and like ills to which horses are subject, prompt
u put up IN large or small walls.
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DHENIX DRUG STORE. Located
a. Warren. TunIUn County. Ohio.
- Tn Nnn SrASnNs or LIZ

TRADE SEASONS VI 100.
R. PRING late Druggist At Geneva, announces
hereWithto the Medical Profession, Mechanics. Arti-
sans and the people at large. the purchase of the entire
stock in trace Of c.. 8. Porter. and that the establish
ment is now open and filling up with invoices express
ed by nail road from the east.
X. PRING would however, remark. that in some
respects the assortment may prove Incomplete until
the opening Of Spring navigation, as he parpcses TO
avail himself of an acquaintance with Manufacturing
Pharmaeiens and Chemists. Drug Brokers and promi-
nent Jobbers. to supply the establishment by purchases
In original packages, thus enabling him TO offer In this
market PURE Drugs. Chemicals. Pharmaceutical Pre-
partitions. &c, at low rates, which will force from the
market any attention to the circulars Of dealers In
neighbOring cities, whose quOtati ms Of current rates
are too frequently based npon adEherGfed articles.
THE Pn1NIN DauG STOKE, proposing to become a
permanent, Straightforward institution has leased
the former capaciOus store-rOOm in Van GOTder's splen-
did Brick Block. for Eve years, and will seek by prompt
attention to its patrons, to build up and sustain a'gosd
run oftrade.'
Attention is directed TO the fact that the present stock
was bought at = heavy discount from first cost and
sale prices will he graduated in accordance Herewith
Many preparations of the U. S. L. DispensatOry now
on hand, hut a more full and enlarged assortment viii
be early adder. Particular attention will be paid to
this department.
1 have awaited myself Of the services Of Charles r.
Harmon, who. hy prospective arrangement, viii become
a permanent fixture in tho Phnnix Drug S ore, and
who would be glad to see his acquaiutances give the
establishment a call when they desire to purchase in
this market
y. n. The rhenix piH not be unde5sold.
Warren, Feb. 20, 1856. z. SPRING.
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Scales.

GCd4cs.
Those who wish TO weigh heavy drafts
of hay, coal, iron, or stock, would do
vel to examine the scales manufactured
by Messrs. c. B. Darling d Co, whose
advertisement may be found in another
column. There are many localities in
this county, where one of these scales
would greatly conduce 10 the convenience
of the citizens. The reduced price at
which they are sold, brings them with
in the reach o many single farmers, and
Of any two or three, who may club to-
gether.
The Weather.
The mercury stood at 95 degrees be-
low zero, on Monday morning at s
O'Clock. There has been but one celder
morning during the winter. The ground
has been covered with snow for almost
three months. The sleighing has been
uninterrupted during that period, and the
snow still lies two feet deep, on the level.
The ice on the Mahoning is % inches in
thickness.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE By order

On the tsenty-ninth day % March. A. D. 1s50, be
tween the hours 81 ten o'clock A VI and four o'clock ?
NJ of said day. on the premises. In the township or bA
EettA. in the County Of Trumbull ard State Of Ohio. will
he sold 20 the highest bidder the following real esrAts.
as the nroperty OF Roswell Abel. %, deceased. Z Wit
it being sixty four acres and 1e 100 Of an acre Of land.
in said township OF Ba1etfa, and known as part Of los
number thirty three, Il being the homestead farm OF
which said Abel died seized: for = more particular de-
scription reference is had to the survey attached to The
report Of the Commissioners in this ease-suhieet to
tire dover Of the widow. Appraised AZ S2,C25- 1srns
made knowu on the day Of sale. .
PALMER * AAR0 DAVIS.
Mar S. Ie56-4t Adm.rs Of Roswell Abel. Cd. dee.
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DIR. j. ID. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
TT sTAVDS pRF.

FOR TIE RELIEF AND erur OF SUFFERING yrnlLrs
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

' Consisting Of : acres at the center of Hartford,
with a good Frame House and Barn, Fruit Trees. &C.,
&c.--a very desirable location for u mechanic. Twen-
ty acres Of land in West Warren. with House. Barn,
Out houses, Fruit Trees. and every convenience for
aperson who wishes TO live a little retired from town.
Also a farm Of one hundred and seventy I've acres in
Braceville, with a Brick house, two good barns, and
convenient 0ut-houses, we'll watered and timbered,
newly fenced and well improved. AIeasonable credit
viii be given for part Of the purchase money.
Information will he given by G. C. Reed, AZ West
Warren, or Philo Z. Reed. at the Office Of ". Birehard,
Warren. G.. c. REED.
Warren, March 5, Is56-tf PnIL0 L. REED.
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INsTRUcTIvE.-Mr. Aiken. who was
beaten by Mr.. Banks, inherited a for
tune of more than a million Of dollars
Mr.. Banks served his time as a machin-
list, and is not to day worth $4,000 in
the world. Mr.. Aiken owns more than
1900 slaves. Mr.. Banks has a wife and
two children, and worked twenty years
Of his life in a machine shop Mr.. Aiken
represented the Slave power Mr.. Banks
the free muscle and spirit Of his country.
Mr.. Aiken was beaten by Mr.. Banks
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WAR's Two EDGED SWORD. Tine
Boston Chronicle, speaking Of the threats
of the London papers, in reference to
the proposed Mosquito Champion war
with England, says .'Suppose the Eng
lish should burn New York-that is no
more than the New Workers do them
selves once in every FIVE years; and when
they should have destroyed that village
they would have the satisfaction Of know
ing hat they have burned 500, O00, 900
worth of property belonging to their own
countrymen."
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COMETHING AS STATED.

The subscriber, having purchased the stock Of
Hardware formerly owned by A. L. Morley. deceased.
would respectfully announce to the citizens OF Trum-
bull and the adjoining counties. that be has and viii
eonst unity keep on hand, a neS, full and Complete
stock Of all kinds Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
which he guarantees shall be Of the best guilty mann
factured, and which will he sold for cash at the lowest
figures, and s0nezhatR less Il required. For the truth
or this assertion. call and inquire Of j. g. BROOKS in
reference 10 il. who will he on hand At all times. and
ready to accommodate all who may favor him Ei;h a
call. TPSO ras. but all real. s. L. FREEMAN.
Warren. January y. ISJ6.
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DR.. X may also be consulted for catarrh, La
ryngitis, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints. and all other
diseases connected with or iredisposing TO COnsump-
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Thanks.

We are indebted to the members from
this county, and Senatorial district, for
copies of the Report of the Trustees on
New Lunatic Asy'ums, of the Treasurer
Of State, of the Trustees for the Benevo-
lent Institutions. and of the State House
Commissioners.
Also to Messrs. Parks 4 Tyler of San
Francisco, for California papers.
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FO S!

7 WISH TO SAY TO THE MUSICAL
Il PUBLIC Of this vicinity. that owing TO the Hpsx
Feeted Improvement Of my ealth. am still In Marrsn.
xith greater aetivity than sTsr - the music business.
I win also state, in this Connection. that 1 h3ss sold
my entire miseeilansous stock Of ansis AHd snail
busi1ess IS hcret0fOrs a. the old stand. lie is max ns
large additions 90 ny Former stock. aAd respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretoiofe sx.ehSsa 70
ton to devote all ny thns, E. ersy ami capital 10 tHs
sale Of PIANO FORTES y ~EtoDkoN am
now reeei ing the largest stock IN uis ire, ! hSSs
and the cheapest. 1t shall he my aim. as II has Oeens
20 sell none hut those ! believe to be the best tnssru
persons 10 purchase Of me instead Of buying at ClrVe
land. PitfsLurgh or East l select my INSTRUMENTS
with the creates; care. deliver them and warrant theIn
not only to be good h1; 70 satisfy the purchaser 4
have nov been selling Pianos and Melodeons for over
: years. and 80 far as ] know, MY customers have
without an exception bern perfectly satisfied, In ever
respect. both with the quality Of their instruments and
the price paid. I sahioin the names OF a few Of those
who have purchased Pianos Of ne within the lasts
years, TO whom persons interested can refer
wsRRES-I. L. Fuller. ESQ; Rev, }. Marvin heSis
J. Iaaings; Hon. NJ. Bircharl; 7. J.-NeLain. No;
!. NJ IIefIep; III. werEss Henry Smiths p. Fulk: ,
BrainanIi Mira. liaTH2n!: Miss y Sraster. hpsls
wn, portsr lan +H f
NILES-Jame Russell; Wm. Ward; JOhn Battles
MnroS.-lfon. :. Tod; james Powers. $500.
NEWTON FArLs-Horaee sfeTensi J. Grove K
Lyman
BRAcKvrLLE IL. Sheldon. -
HKAN, O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College
PARNISGroS-Miss L. G. 5teadHian. Music Teacher.
BRIsroL-J. W. Pattengale; H.Corey, ND. Z
BLooxFIELD.-cheste Howard
PARKNAN. 0-Geo Burt. -
KrSsxxS.-D. Alien, NJ. D.; II. BGrnari; J. KiusEAn.
vERNoS-Ralsa Clark; Lyman Leonard. @
BrzETrA.-Eli ". Dray.
HuBs1RD-JoSn Cramer.
GR4RD.-L Barnlisel; Ferris ToEnsendi VIM
Richards.
sion House; J. squires: A. Medbury.
POLAND, Or. =. Lee
New C1srLE, Pa. D. Morgan; 7. Perkins; sam
uei Pearson; A. Henderson. -
WILMIScToN, PREY. VIM Francis.
BoARDxAS.-O. C. Drait ard.
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons taken In ex-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered free
o. charge. and kept in order for ] year.
Warren, Nov. Z, 1855. ST POMEROf.
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CONSERVATIVES ANDtOTHER
Il INYALIDs-During DR.. CALVIN n. fITCH's
zbseuce to Europe. his REc0RDs will be left With his
associate DR.. J. W. SYKES. who will remain al the
Weddell House, Cleveland, during the present Winter,
where he may be Consulted by those desiring to avail
themselves OF DR.. fI1CHS system Of treatment.
This arrangement il enable invalids now under DR..
FIrCH'S treatment in Ohio and the States West. and
in Western New York and Pennsyivania, to continue
the same under DR.. SYKES direction, without the ex-
pense Of n visit to New York or the unavoidable delay
i " correspondence with q ply stefan at such a distance.
Ds.C, u. FITCH wishes it understood that he has AZ
present no business connection whatever with his relN-
tive aud former associate, Dr. s. 5. FITCH, nor has he
any other associate than Or. SYKES, whom an expert
ence Of between six and seven years, a portion OF the
time in charge Of DIR. 5. 5 fIICHs professional cor
respondeuee. and a part Of the time in connection with
Or. u. N. FITCH. has thoroughly familiarized with our
method OF treating pulmonars and other chronic dis
DR.. SYKES will arrive in Cleveland on Thursday.
January 3. after which time he may be consulted daily
MDNAfY CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, CHRONIC
in the treatment Of which the employ
ment appropriate Of MECHANICAL APPLIANCES
and CONSTITUTIONAL as we'll as NE
DIcINA AL INHALATION has given us degree Of sGc-
cess which can never attend a partial, imperfect treat
meat Of those dangerous affections. and enables Us to
Afford relief where the disease is not sofar advanced
as TO be beyond the reach OF remedies. and from ample
experience and observation, DR.. FITCH is fully CON
WINGED that where the disease is 50 far advanced that
these means fail, no other plan OF treatment can afford
relief. ~ --r.,- - e 81
DR.. SYKES may also be consulted for catarrh, La
rynEitis, Dyspepsis, Female Complaints. and all other
diseases connected with or rredisposing TO Consump-
ton. for the successful treatment of which Our success
is well known.
DIR. FITCH designs to visit Cleveland again, on his
return from Europe. Of which due notice will be given.
Feb I3-5tS
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SALE

~ Iy virtue u an order OF sale 10 nc directed nd II
hvered ~ the Clerk ofthc Corrt Of Common Pleas q
Trumhull County. Ohio. I have leTied on. and shall eE-
pose to public sale. at the door o. The Court flous ia
Warren, IL saiiscounly. on Saturday. the 29la dag %
March, A. D. 1856, betxeen The hours " 10 o'clock a
n and 4 o'clock p ". Of said dsv John Maddcn's eqai
table interest in and 10 The follouingde<crited resies
aud appurtenanc-s thereon. in lioek II. in The xdii-
tionai survey Of the town plat - Warren. rcfsrenesAe
ing had TO the map thereof, for certainty. as recorded
in rrunhuli County Records. Book Of Maps. fages -
and IS. So BE sid subject 10 the following payments
ret to become due to G. O. 6fisuold. viz: APRIL lsL
Ie56. Ss2e,s6 Aprii Isl. 1s5z. thr further snm % SO.
AMI on the LIST day Of April, 1859. the further suna %
s225. rith annual interest on sid suns, from Arrtt
fst. 1855. Sid interest Of said Madden vas appraised
A. s35S- To he s1ld a. ne slt Of Humphrey Hartt
against John Maiden. Ct AZ Se-ord slvertisemert.
II. HAaNnN. Sheri1.
Sheris's Once. Warren. Feb. y. ISss-St-3so
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ITO CONTRACToRS.-Sealed propo.
i sails will be received by the Ashtabuiz and New
Lisbon Rail Road Company. at their Offices in Ashta-
bula or Garfield, until the 18th day Of March, ls56, for
the Graduation Masonry, Bridging and Ties Of that
portion Of their road lying between the Cleveland and
Mahoning Road in Niles, TO the east and west centre
road in AEstintoEn. being sbont5L miles.
Prohles, Plans and Specifications will be ready for
inspection on and after the FIRST dsy Of March next.
Office A. n. L. r. x. Co. 3. NEWTON Pres.
Ashtabuia, Q. Feb. ], 1851 N.HALL, b fling.
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VTAUTROT q GILLETT. Wholesale.

NJ AA6A " hC-SSoA
' and Retail Dealersin CLOCKS. WATCHES. JEwELEY.
SILvER-W ARE, and FANCY GOoDs, Warren, 0hio.X~
We beg leave to announce to the citizens ofENA
this County and vicinity, that having recently IL
purchased. directly from Eastern Manufactur- SsH
ers, the largest assortment OF Clocks. Watches, Jewel
~ and Fancy Articles ever brought to this section Of
country, we are prepared TO offer inducements to pur-
chasers, far in advance Of anything heretofore known
in these parts. Our stock consists in part Of
Extra tine English Lever Watches, in gold, hunting,
and plain cases;
Duplex Watches, OF a superior quality, with indepen.
dent seconds. just the thing for timing horses.
Fine Double Tina Center Second watches, excellent
AMI cheap.
English Lever Railroad Time Keeper in Silver cases
Detached Levers and Lepine Watches large yari-
ETY..
An immense amount Of Breastpins, Ear and Finger
Rirgs. Of 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 Casters, AecOrdeons. &c.
ranted good time-keepers and no mistake, which are
offered lower than ever.
When you com, to Warren, he SIRE to give US a call.
We have a perfect mus nm OF euriosities in the Jewel
~ and Fancy line, and charge nothing for exhibiting
them.
PedIars supplied at prices that will compete with the
Eastern cities.
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and war
rantel. YACTR0T l. ILLETT
Warren Jan. I6, 1850.
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sANE eEEssSkS- ALFKEo wEssHT- n vszEES eHEssSaS
NIIESSMAN, WRIGHT d Co., FOR
" WARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale Deales in NAILS, IRON. IRON WIRE, &c,
Warehouse at the Station, Salem, o. C-onsignments
solicited. Jan 10 -3m
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nHE STATE OLE OHIO. Trumbull
1rehibaId GruIs and other.

< County. IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John Dr.a, adm r Of James DeDills, iee-l Original and.
rs. surplencut1
Archibald Gruls and others Petition
Andrew wyriek. Robert wyriek. Samuel Wyriek
R.gSauua DiIlsy aud Andrew Dilley her husband, ard
sarah Bailey and Robert Bailey her husband. are neil
hsd that on the 18th day Of March. 1854. the piaiLtf.
IS administrator Of james Dcmili. deceased. tied a pc
tition in said court. showing In bis haDds alarreanouts
Of surplus money. the proceeds Of lands OF the deeear-
ell. sold TO pay debts, ny order Of court nakirg ceien
daurs 70 said petition, Michael Wyriek ard divers othsE
persous. aud praying that they i~ntsrpicad - 10 their
.ieht to said money: that siuce then said Michael Wy
rick has deceaseds and the said rlssnth Aaaalsd hs
,upplementai petition, making Tie shove named phh
Others. children Of said Wyiick, Sefcrdaris. sDd ask
ing the same relitf IS to them Said defendants ncst
hy the 9Th SATURDAY after the 9Th tay Of Zebra
AIRY. lSJ6. or iudsucnt viii be rendered against thea
BY default eCTLIFF TCTfLE
Feb -, Is56-6s AttyS for Pffs
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Bakers Concert.

~ 11AGAa SS4@IA6
The Baker Family will give a concert
at Empire Hall, this "Wednesday eve
ming. This company has WOE a high rep
utation for musical talent, over the Uni
fed States, and has on former occasions
afforded 10 the citizens of this place OPP
portunity OF judging for themselves. As
on these occasions the Bakers have been
greeted with large audiences, we have
no doubt but that on this night, the peo-
PIE Of Warren will not fail to avail them
selves of another opportunity of enjoy
ing q treat themselves. and encouraging
musical talent and skill which are unde-
niable.
The programme for this evening is en-
tirely new. The papers of Cleveland,
R~avenna &C., where the Bakers have
lately given concerts, speak highly of
their last performances.
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T AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
IL offers for sale IS acres Of Wood Land. in the north
part Of BaZetta, lying directly west Of Naughn's Steam
Saw NIL. and on the old Forward road The land will
be sold cheap, and time given for a part Of the purchase
money, II required. O. A. ADAMS
Feb. %, 1S56-tf
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NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

~ COMING AGAIN-together with any number Of
elegant Pianos, Melodeons. &c, daily arriving at 5. 7.
POmeroy's Piano Ware Rooms, Liberty ST.. Warren o.
/ must again remind my friends that 4 good Piano
Forte is the most substantial, sensible. and withal &C
ceptable Christmas or New Years gift which can be Sc
leeted. If any doubt it. 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 glad TO say this year that 1 am
favored with an unusual speaking ahead" for instrd-
ments. Those intending to go in" will do well to call
as soon as possible.
nov % S. 7. P0NEROY.-
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
~ Cornelius Moser and
Michael M0ser.
Before Jsdediah Yiteh,
ESD, J.P.
John Madden.

The Defendant, Joha Madden, will taks notice, thai
an orler OF attachment vas issusd in the al owe enti-
tied cause, Feb. %, less, returnzble Feb. eSth. and go
.ice served upon ueman r Harmon. ESQ. Sheriff II
TrumIuu County. As garnishee- The said dsfend.ne
not being served with summons. the cause vas eontih-
ueI from said % Feb. to the llih day Of April, 1855, a
10 o'clock. A. ". At which time. unless he spears,
judgment will he taken - defauit.
Mar. ls5S-3t ]. D. cox. Atty Tor PEA