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WEST GREENYILLE AND WAR

w Rem HACK. The subscribers take Pleasure IN
announcing to the travelling public, that 4 tri-wetkiy
mail has been established hetseen West GreeLv1ne.
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried ~
two horse Hacks, lea ing the Gaskin House, IN war
rem, on every Monday. Wednesday and Friday morn
iHgs. at I o'clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving GreenViile every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving al
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places win ind this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg, Fowler,
Hartford. Burg Hill. OrAngeville and Mount Joy, and
also connects With hacks for franklin, via Georgetown
or Mercer, jamestown, HzrtstoSn, Conneautville. 81
rzrd and Carksville. BROWN q WEST
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SHERlFF'S SALE
~ William II. Hixrins,

~ niih@m n higgins, BY vTHs efa A sdeo
vs.. OF sale in attachment, 10
Jeremiah B. Wolfe. ct ALL sued cut o. the couh q
Common Please Of TrumhuIl county. Ohio. 10 ne dk
rseted and delivered BY the clerk Of said court. / hal
expose to Public Sale, At the door Of the Court Usasas
In Warren. il said couI ~. on Saturday, the fDsh dag
Of December, A D 1885,, between the hours Of 10 o'elcek
A N and 4 O'Clock P n, Of said day, the following do
seribt6 Real Estate. to wit: Situate in Hubbard toTn-
ship. frumhull county, Ohio. and 10 known by beng
part Of lot No. IS, ami is bounded IS follows: Begin
ming at . post standing on the east side OF said LOT Ne.
2S, and running south along the road leading from the
centre Of Hubbard to BroOkfeld, TO the south-east ssr
ner Of said lot No. p; thence west 20 the south EsGs
corner Of said lot No. 25; thence north on the west line
OF sal. lot No. p to a post and from thence east. pzs-
allel to the south line OF said lot No. % to 4 post. 81
the place Of beginning. containing fry acres C5cl =
Land Appraised at As 90 per acre.
Also the following described lands and teneneugA
TO wit: situate u the township Of Hubbard. TrumI al,
county, Oaio, known as part OF lot No 25. and 10
bounded as follows Beginning at n post standing 81
the northeast corner OF a lot Of land belonging to JObn
Haywood. thence running along the road leading froA
the centre Of Hubbard to Brookfeld. to = post gtsaa-
ing on the line Of said road, 50 far north as that = aas
west at right angles with said road, anil IL
strikes the west line of lot No IS. and thence On saiA
to the northwest corner OF said John nxyEood's
land, as shall include within said line. sixty acres q
Land oil the sou h side % a tract % hnd described in :
deed from James and Sarah Hezlsp to Caroline Hay
wool, "a reference to Trumhuil county rscords yln
more fully show Appraised At IS % per acre.
II. r. HARH0 shsrif
sherif"s Once. Warren, New. I9, Ies6-Sw-5 ~
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SHERIFF S SALE rs Special Master

Vim. B. Nichols, Ct. al
BY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out Of the Court
o: Common Pleas Of Trumsull County, Ohio. to me di-
rected and delivered, ] have levied on, and shall ex-
pose To public sale. at the door Of the Court House in
Warren. in said County. on Saturday the 81 day OF
January A. D. 1857, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. VI. Of said day. the following
described Real Fsta;e. TO wit Situate in the township
ofNewton. TrumhuIl County. and State OF Ohio. bound
ed and described As follows: being part Of lot No ?,
SECTION %, and is known by lots 9 ana 10 on the north
side Of Broad Street, and is one hundred and eighty
feet north and south, and two hundred and six 600
feet East and west. and il the same premises purchased
OF VIM. B. Nichols, on the Cd day Of June A. d. 1855.
To he sold 1t the suit Of Francis Porter in the shove en-
praised at enc hundred and h~fty+three 33-IO0 dollars
(sI53-33) IL. Z HARMON Sheriff
SzERiTr's OrrrrE, & Special Master.
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CHERIFF S SALE
~ The Western Reserve Bank,
Robson & Battles.

By virtue ola Ven. Ex to me directed and delivered,
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull
county. ohio. l have levied on and shall expose TO Pun
lie Sale, AT the door OF the Court House, in Warren, in
said County, On the eth day Of DECEM
Der A d 1s56. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A n
and 4 o'clock, p NJ Of said day, the following desert
bid real estate to wit; A certain tract or lot OF land,
situate in the township Of Wezthersheld, or township
No. ,, in tn 81 range Of townships, Trumbull county,
Tract, bounded south by 100 acres Of land. in said lots,
heretofore decided to James ScCOmbs, east and west
by the lot lines. and north by the middle Of the MahO-
ming river. and by land in lot No %. heretofore sold
to Robert Tsggart and from said Taggart t, II. K. liar
mon. being all the land within said boundaries. except
% acres heretofore decided to the heirs of John McCOn-
nell. conta ming two hundred and ten &C. ITO acres Of
land, more or less; and is the same land dee led to John
Battles ny Joshua Stove, by deed recorded in TTunbuIl
County Records. Book A, page 500.
ALSO, the following described tract OF land, situate
in said township Of Weathers6eld. and is bounded by
being the north half OF let No. 10. in tract No. I6. in
the grant Salt Spring Tract. as surveyed by Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol,
and bounded as follows, viz: commencing at the north
west corner Of said lot, thence east 90 IS chains
and "a links to post; thence north s9' 4O'E.4l chains
and u links to a post on the east line; thence north
80 y. Is chains and II links to the north east cor
ner; thence south s9S and 40' west. IL chains and %
links. to the place Of beginning; sixty two acres AMI
25L rods, (62 ,23E,O he the same more or less; being
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap, by deed 10
John BATTLES. Recorded in Trum5uIl County Records,
Book 81 page l6l.
ALSO, a certain other tract or lot OF land, situate in
said township of Weathersneld. containing one hun
dred Snd forty-seyen acres and - rods OF land IA ,3i)
being part Of lot g go acres and GO rods) and part OF
lot 9 (G6 acres and - rods in tract l6. in said Salt
Spring Tract. called Slows Tract, as surveyed by Eze-
kieI Hoover. in August 1916, being the same land con
veyed to John Battles. by deed from the State Of Con-
necticut. recorded in Trumhull County Records. Book
81. page sG2. excepting therefrom the Town Plat of the
Village Of South Niles. and about 2 acres of land con-
trac ed and sold to G. Riese, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first described eGe acres appraised 500 per
acre; the second described CO acres and 2Sk rods. at
SIS rer acre. and the last described with the excep-
tons named) at sou per acre.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
sherid-s oace. Warren. Nov. a6. Is5G-5w-7. 90
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UTOSTENHOLMES IL RODGERS
w Pocket Knives. a large pile to select from. at
CTATE OF OHIO. TrumbuIl County

CTATE OF OHIO, TrumbuIl County,
IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Milton Sutlif and George NJ Tuttle,l
vs.
Amariah NJ. Rose. Ira y Rose. Ho-
mer IL. Stul: and Allen B. Mayhem
The defendants are hereby notified. thSt on the sew
enth day OF November, lS56, the said Milton S2siin and
George NJ futile, plaintiffs, AID in said court their
petition to recover Of said def .h.atS the sum OF
S3I5 81 and interest from May LIST, 1883. the balance
Of an account for professional services, and money
paid out by them for aiddefendsnt- The said defen-
dsnts must appear aud answer said petlioi. - thu
ninth 9TH Saturday AMER November @a. p56, o.
Judgment will be rendered against them by default
MILTON UTILIZE
GEORG FUTILE.
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Aemt SattIIiatnts.
The D-nation Parties.

Three are 10 come of in this place, within the
next three weeks. One for the benefit of the
Rector of the Episcopal Church, one for that of
the Pastor of the Presbyterian, and the third to
raise funds to relieve the wants of the poor and
needy, by the ladies of the Benevolent Circle
The salaries of the country Clergymen are
never e1travagantly large, when the whole
amount subscribed, is regularly paid but when
as is VIGOROUSLY the case, there is always q de-
fciency, and the amount really received, falls
far short of the nominal sum promised, then IS
the matter made still worse. We have often
heard people pnte of the large sums paid to
ministers, of the cost of paying their salaries,
making donations, DC, but did these croakers
ever think that it cost thirty-fve millions an
nualIy to pay the lawyers in these United
States, twelve millions to keep the criminals,
that ten millions are spent annually to feed the
dogs. while less than six millions are paid to the
uinistersf Yet such are the facts, as statistics
show.
The Ladies of the Benevolent Circle ask for
aid in their labor of love. They seek out the
suffering, and the poor, sparing neither time,
labor, nor money. to alleviate distress; and while
they pass not by the vicious who are in want,
they know by personal observation, the charAe-
ter of the poor, and bestow most upon the honest
and deserving. Thus they are better fitted to
be the almoners of the charity of those who can
give of their money, but not Of their time, than
the givers could possibly be themselves
Money is the most available Donation, but
while there are many who have no money to
give, there are few who have not some arti-
ele of food. or surplus clothing, which they can
readily spare, which is perhaps only an encum-
brance to them, while it would be valuable to
those in want.
To the credit of the citizens of Warren, it must
be said they have always been ready on these
occasion. to give literally, and sometimes nObly.
They have done go in the past, and we hope to
be able to say the same in the future.
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A platform has been built at the north side Of
gers by the Rail Road, and probably scmswhst
for the benefit of that hotel. At all events it is
&C improvement. for as one Of the parlo1 Of the
G.skill is used as a parlOr for lady passengers
waiting for the ears, it is certainly vastly more
comfortable for them, than the old arrangement
of standing on s narrow platform, in the middle
of = street. cooling their heels. and redjening
their noses. in u Dccembers wind, for a half
hour, at q time.
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T,RUMBULL COMMON rLEAs.
Civil action. For money only,
M'Cleery.

The defendant, Alexander MCleery, will take notice
that the plaintin. on the 2i day Of December. 1856, hled
in the Clerks Office OF said Court, his petition, seeking
10 recover the sum Of $500 05 with interest from I'd
November. le56; beng the amount OF judgment and
costs in 4 certain Judgment heretofore Obtained befere
b. D Carlisle, a Justice Of the Peace for said county;
tina. an order Of attachment agninst said defendants
property has been obtained. and that said defendant
must appear and answer by the 3lst day OF January,
Ie57, or Judgment will he taken against him hy default
HUTcHINs, COX Il RATLiFR,
Dee. 10, ys-sw An'ys for PIE.
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SALE.
y Adm'rs Of John Dorhsty,


W. 4 UT VI EITC y NJ II
John 6. Garner ct al, } reeted and delivered,
and issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum-
bull County Ohio. 1 have levied on and shall expose
tn public sale ut the door Of the Court House &c War.
rem in said county, on SATURDAY. the 10th day OF
JANUARY. A u IS57. bttween the hours Of 10 O'Clock
VI and 4 O'Clock P d OF said day. the following 10:
Of land in the Village Of Newton Fails in the County Of
Trumbull and State OF Ohio, being lot No l6 In great
lot No. Sc, AS described in the Map Of said Village, re-
corded June Goth. 1897; it being the same lot conveyed
by John S. Garner and wife 20 Henry A. Beaver. BY
deed dated Arril sd. 1859, and conveyed BY deed q
said Beaver to James Y. Porter. dated March "a, ls53-
Appraised at $500. To be sold as the property Of John
S. Garner ct al, in the above entitled cause.
H.. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
sherid's Office, Warren, Dec. 10. Is56-5u-3 ~
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CHERIFF S SALE
- chandls. Herriek IN .,,,.An.,,.
r

By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of The Coart
of Common Pleas Of Trumbnll county, Ohio, in the
above entitled cause, to me directed and delivered, I
have levied on and shall expose to public sale, as up
on execution at Law, in ' n~gorder's Block, on Market
street in the Village Of Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, the 2Oth day Of december AID. 1856. be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. u. and 4 o'clock P.
NJ. Of said day, the following described personal pro-
perty, to wit: Z pair Of French Calf skin Boots; 3San-
mer Goats; Z Merino do: 9 pair Grsss Linen Panis; :
pair Jenny Lind do; ii pair Cotton do; 5 pair striped
Il. 4. HARMON, EssrtR
sAAxEts oesa. Wansn - 70, IeAs-ss-lH
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ George B. Brown,
Mr. 10 1a56-6u

George Greer. ct ally
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas. Of Trunbull County, Ohio, to me
directed and delivered, i have levied on. and shall ex-
pose 10 public sale. as upon execution at Law. at the
door of the Court House, in Warren, in said County
on Saturday. the Cd day Of January. A. D. 1857, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A d. and 4 O'Clock r.
NJ. OF said day, al! the legal and equitable interest Of
the defendant George Greer. il and to the following
described Real Estate. And appurtenanees belonging
thereto. Subject 10 the payment Of purchase money to
James L. VAngorder on the ssme9 to wit situate II
the Village Of Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, on the
south side of-~ptreet. and is bounded east by a
lot Of Horace Rawdon's. south by lots OF William Gay,
vest by ). L. Vangorder, aud on the north by the south
land.
Sad interest appraised at SIS. to be sold at the suit
Of George b. Brown in the above entitled cause.
IL. Il. HARMON
SHrPIFr's OtFIcr. Sheriff.
Warren, Dec ID. 1856 aES-s
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N ORDER permanently fixing II

~ times for holding the District Court and Courts
OF Conmon Pleas IN the Ninth Judicial Ds-r'ct of
Ohio.
IL is ordered ny the Judges of the Courts Of Common
Pleas, in the Ninth Judicial District of the State Of
UhiO. that the terms Of the district Court ard the
Courts OF eoamOn Pleas shall in each year hereafter
he held in the several Counties Of said District, COM
mencing AZ the times following. 10 Wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
In the County OF Portage. on the Fourth Monday o,
March; in the County of frumsuil, on the First Mon
day next succeeding the Fourth MJniay of March in
the County Of AahOhing. on the Third Monday next
succeeding the Fourth Monday Of March; in the Coun-
ty Of Columbisna, on the Fourth Monday neat succeed
ing the Fourth Monday Of March; in the County Of
Carroll. on the Fifth Monday next succeeding the
Fourth Monday Of March; in the Cornty Of S,srk, on
the Sixth Monday next succeeding the Fourth Monday
Of March, in the County Of Lake, on the first Monday
Of September; and in the County of Geauga. on the Sat
urday next succeeding the First Monday Of September
andin the County Of AsItAbula, on the Third Monday
Of September.
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- 1dA VI win -
vs. der OF SAFE iSsue0 Out
Jacob saehiaer ct al. } Of the COrrt Of Com.
mon Pleas Of T-umhull County, Ohio. to me directed
and delivered, / have levied on and shall expose 70
public sale. on SATURDAY the 10th day Of JANUARY
d 1877. at the door Of the Court House in Warren, In
said county: between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A vi AMI
4 o'clock ? 81. Of said day. the following tracts or lots
Of land. situate in Warren toSnship No. in the IN
range Of townships in the Connecticut western Re-
serve, in the State Of Ohio. and said lots are known a.
village lots No. IS. IS and part Of lot No II, in the
Town Plat OF West Warren, and bounded as follows,
to wit: said village lots Nos. Is aud l6 being the whole
Of said lots as they are laid cut In the Town Plat OF
West Warren aforesaid. and said part OF lot No lin
said plat, being bounded south by part OF said lot No.
Il owned by Elizabeth brewster, vest by The west lire
Of said lot No. II, east by the street or lane and north
hv lot No. Is; said lot No. Is and said part OF lot NO.
IL being the same land conveyed to Betsey Albright.
by Alsnxo Mosher and wife. by deed bearing date Dc
tober 90, 1853, end recorded In Trulnbun Records,
Book II. Pages II and 12. and said lot No. 10. oeing
the same land conveyed to Betsey Albright Aforesaid,
ny Alamo Mosher and wife. b deed bearing dafs Oc-
tober 29th. le52, and recorded In said Records, eook
20, page 46. To be sold as the property OF Jacob oaea-
lear in the above entitled eanse- Appraised a. sleo.
II. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. once, Warren, Dec. 10, le56-Sw-l6 50
DERSUADRRsFORLAZY HORSES.
Wh,s AlLIsoHD
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Julius Truesdell,
Harry Truesdell and others.

III
The defendants, George S;raley. Stephen, Sophia,
Susan, sutphen. Sidney and Samuel S~trsley, all resi-
dents Of the State OF Indiana. are hereby notided, thai
the plaintiff has this day fled in the Office OF the court
Pro ate, his petition, setting forth that Jan-sJ. Trues
dell OF tanned 4 land warrant uuder the act Of Septem-
her 2s 1850, for 60 acres. No. $3.50. dated March %,
ISL. for services in the war Of lSl2; that he never
assigned the SANE, and died interstate on the 18th day
April. 1851. leaving Julius Trressiell. Harry TTuesdell,
Moses Truesleil. Harriet ScOville. wife Of Sellen SEQ
Vile. Sarah Leet. wife of Sherman Leet. Hannah
ScoviIle, wife Of John Sco~ille and Lydia Strsley.
wife Of George Straley his only legal heirs at law (;
that Lydia straley died Dec. Is. 1851, leaving her hus
band. George Siraley, and her children. Sol hia, Steph
tn. Susan. ~Sutphen. Sidney aud Samuel Straley. her
only heirs and legal repi esentstives at law; that said
George Straley and th- heirs Of said Lydia, all reside
in tn State of Indiana. AMI said children are minors
and from these facts, THEN individual assignments TO
said warrant cannot he had, and therefore the Plaintiff
asks that proof Of the demise Of said WARRANTED, and OF
his legal heirs be made, and that a decree he entered
appointing some suitable person a commissioner to
make sale Of and assign said warrant
Said petition is set for hearing. at the Office Of the
Probate Court. on the 81 st Nay Of December, 1856, when
said defen Iants can maze answer.
J. z. AsPER. Atty. for PHI.
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DARE REDUCED.--Cheapest and
NOTICING want il expressly IN
EMPLOYMENT!

A GENTS (either~ travelling or local.
N for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS, are re-
quested to send, WITHOUT DELAY. their address TO
the undersigned. and they viii be furnished with a bH-
xines. which will yield them from 100 to 200 per cent.
profit. Thry will please state what Newspaper or Pc
riodicals they have canvassed for. Persons who have
not hitherto acted a. agents, but who would HE 70 en-
ease as such, viii also please send their names. Post
once address. CsunE and State. written plainly.
EAEe WRIGHT, MASON q co.
~.e uEu rsaG
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sheria-s omce. Warren. Nov.
CHERIFr''S SALE.

By virtue Of an order of sale, to me directed aud
delivered. issued from the Court Of Common Pleas. Of
Trumbull County, OHIO, 1 shall expose to public sale,
al the door OF the Court House in Warren in said Co.,
o. Saturday, the 81 day of January, A. D. 1856. between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 4 o'clock P. Of
aid day, the following described Real Estate. to wit:
. certain lot ofland situate in the town plat Of Warren,
TrumOul. County, Ohio, bounded as follows. commen-
cling on the corner Of North Canal Street and Main
Street, and extending north on said Main Street six
rods. and extending back nine rods and a half. excelt T.
ing therefrom two small pats thereof, TO wit: = strip
on the east end 80 feel wide. and a strip on the north
40 feet wide. running back lOO feet from Main Street.
Appraised at $3.50. Ii. X HARMON.
SHERiFF's OFFICE. Sheriff.
Warren, Dec. Sd, lS56. I5w23Sl
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DONE SOLVENT-For the cure OF
- Young Ring Bone, Spawn. Splent and CaIlosi
ties. Peculiar chemical alsorbents uniting through
the aid Of high pharmaceutical skill, with certain Olea-
ginouS and Balsamic substances, possessing vast Re
Operative powers. produces the Bone SOineHt. which
presents TO the public the only reliable specific tend
ing TO the relief Of the above terrible ills.
Empiricism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth advenJnrers. who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable rrOprietors to imme
diately cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land
Facts, however, stands prominently forth Of the results
OF their use, at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Empires.
" PTEY TIE Bow SOLVENT. 1t is 3 preparation
based upon known laws OF animal economy, and is
specifically prepared to act upon the AbsorheLts. Nj
Gus. and CartilaginOus substances. It is net in
tended 10 Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
Rub ON once or twice a day. "a swab is very convent
ent to apply it with. pouring the Solvent on swab and
apply with I brisk motion TO the affected parts. To
Stock at large in the he,l, rub on occasionally as cor
venieHt. A cure is facilitated by attaching to the parts
= ring ~bandage OF thin ~sheeting, stuffed with cotton-to
he kept noistened with Solvent Also, hattie frequent
ly with SAT- and Finegar-remember this.
TPN- B.-Two Dollar Bottles sent free, BY Express,
TO any Railroad station in the Atlantic States. upon re-
ception Of the price by mail. Address
BON SOLVENT" AGENCY,
Warren, Trambull Co., o.
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FIrs-THEIR DURABILITY.

BRAcEvILLE. Trumbull Co., o., July, 1856.
Dz. TuBBs-DearS ir:-Two years ago last April, ]
brought my son to you 10 be treated for hts. He had
hat them every Few weeks before, for a year and a
half. After you prescribed. he hsd but one, and has
had none since then. Various other medicines had
been used before, without benefit. and our physicians
said they never could be cured.
novS6 Yours, truly, L0M HUBER
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DARN FOR SALE :

L The Subscriber oilers for sale his Farm. we'll
known as the Lefiuggell Farm. and situated II miles
south OF the centre Of Ellsworth, on the main road
leading from Warren to Salem, and Z miles North Of
Salem station on the o. & p. r. r., containing 227
acres OF land, suitably divided into pillow. meadow and
timber land, and for beauty of location, fertility Of
SOIL, adva itages OF water. &c. is unsurpassed by any
Farm IN Northern Ohio. On the premises are spacious
AMI convenient dwelling house. together with every
necessary out buildings; a fine orchard Of choice fruit.
On south side OF the farm is a quarry Of free stone.
OF first quality and easy OF eccess. 75 acres are under.
laid with coal. Also 10 acres of choice Oak timber, on
the main road | mile west Of the centre of Ellsworth
The above will he sold on terms to suit purchasers.
or will lie exchanged for western lands For further
particulars see sui s~crscriher oil premises.
GEORGE SEARS.
Ellsworth, Nov. IL, IsJ6-3mt