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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-01

fuu Course. fpottfdihp all OF Book
gSespthg, Lectures and i1enAaafaaip iapdridblyia
For I cSss. IL Iaii.s ,t;...
rTNHE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
= thsir thanks for the and anprecedented
cess whsn she career Of their Institution since
nswed exertions meet f,i tie eient adssr the
rapidly Increasing demand for npydefic0L and
sire or mercantile difing The great raescai
expetence OF the Principal in heavy Banking and Cotner
eal Houses assisted by saasated and accomplished gentle
system Of COUNTING ROOM by oral exercses
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, by this new process Is DESK indiD.
di step by step, unhe has mastered the whole routine
Of an Accountants duties qorouy Aois1H Ne had
serted q. q large ceaitpsreial
blnnders are, In great measure. dIssipatcd
In addition TO enlightenment Accumulated Assist
ants, have also secured the OF some lie
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio lecture on
topics.
of extended particuiarize
here, hut embraces every thing connected with DOpIF
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and fu iisetissia, af
its SCIENTIFIC upon Commercial History
and History of Eminent Comereiai Men, Commercial de-
ography Commercial Products COMMERCIAL Calculators
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ehlcs OF Trade part
nership sc. a ~ fksatN ii ~ ia -
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DIRECT ROUTE TO ycISc1SSAfI ASp TiiE wssT

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactory.
JEREMIAH b. SHEPPARD and sCHAs. MORGAN have
this day entered into partnership Saddle Harness
and Trunk business under the Shep
pard Morgan. ~ - ~ = Z y 80 u ma
Having purchased from Mr. Knote the Misunderstanding
part of his extensive establishment and large
workshops, have facilities or manufacturing which will
lowest rates and q the latest and most
our ,conssng OF Saddles Bridles. Harness, Trunks
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags, Saeels, Saddle Bags, &c &c.
lowest rates. sa 81 ssl sifn ai1iisl hea
Ing promptly attended and trust, by attention
and prices merit OF the patron
which has been so literally bestowed
Iproprietpr. SHEPPARD g. M0RG An, 8, )
aug s-sHa ssss No lsl Main ST., corner Of Union.
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INSU.RA ANgE.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
INSURANCE COMPANY
i5sjg laoE WIEEELING. d =

THIS Company nov iuiy organized and prepared to
issue POLICIES, NJ ihe most liberal rates, ON FiRR
EisE and Ixl lAsp risks. eIis n ls5 i5j tEs5lE'l i
s1 ss..asa "a - DIRECTORS 4
Andst r. Woods, VIM. Mccoy, Jas n Baker,
VIM. W Shrver, John A Matthew's Jchs, Ist,0sI IN
jas. e. Aehescn l. 8. Delaplan! John, n. HOPKINS
L. s. DELAPLAIN. President.
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rstsptIpg sIosk.
Watches. Jewelry, Silyerware,

j.. II. S SCOTTfS
NEW and splendid stockar exeeedtng Ia beauty,
IN esenee and any heretofore
oferet his patrons-zili opened
MONDAY MORNING, PATH INST,
To rheh h respeetfy .vts1 the htttnon Of the Pub
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no MBER IS
CITY BUSINESS. 8 u, /
ENcoUkAeE AMERIoAN MANuFAoTuRKs
rs HUTLER,S BOOKx.lk EEREk,&
Is sd Writing r Fluid

lNcE this superior Fluid Ink has beea pnhc,
now nearly two years. IL has been constantly gaining
mold Fluid. 30 - - go
During the past year twenty thousand quart pint bot
with smaller sizes innerable aye been sold
70 bankers and merchants IN cineinnan Louisy e Pitts
Indianapolis Byansyille Fran,fert LxinEon,
Nashville, Memphis, StS Louis Natehe8
ana New Orleans. II has also adopted In the STATE De-
partnaents Of Kentucky, Tepnesee and Mississippi
three hfst class
cincinnati and Lousyiiles and four Diplomas Ae
das ~ STATE Fairs held last Fab in New York. Ohio Indiana
and Illinois, iltsf41 ~ a5fiftf ~ =
The following merchants bankers &c.,in wheeling here
toore using ArnoldS Ink have purchased J st-
ler,s Book -Keeperts Writing Fllsd:s g. =. y =
Northwestern Bank Nerchants' Meehanicss
Bank Of Wheeling; Bank OF Wheeling Crescent
ring S9Tpany County CLERK Of Ohio County, National Teie
House; Kelly, Holloway & Co.; Rusaen McAfee: Gordon
Matthews Co.; I. Sweeney Son, Dbane Cowgirl Ott
din, Gllberson 4 Co.; Press. 8 Efs
For sale at manufacturers prices by ssss
ocS0 LAMRnIy-
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+ FLOUR. GRAIN, sERDs, BUITER de- - : =.
ANTED-The snbsc Ibeys VIII purchase Or make fibesai
aSysnses on eonsgnnaetit g baltimore, PhlladeI5ia
clover and timothy sesds- Also pieEisd5 "a
sssSs e. RI sss sILE Hss.s e GO;
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GoING s0uTH-The A. " Train will connect at sans
dnsky with Morning Train from Toledo sonroeyie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Road; at
shelby Junction with at
Newark with East and Trains the Central Ohio
er Bay City from Detroit at Monroeyle with
G. II H. Re- at Shelby Junction at b21 p with the Mall
Train g. c. O. H. c. for Columbus Cineinna at Mans
field Junction at 5.55 p N. with Fast train p r. r.
for Pittsburgh, with East and West NIGHT
Trains on Central Ohio n RI fiss flstt su
GOING NoRTHThe .; 20 Train will make close con-
nection at Newark with Mail Train from Beair g. o. H.
", at Mansfield Junst,en With Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby function att 1915 with Express
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, at Monrseye with
Mall Train on Q. q. 4. road TO Toledo Chicago, &c.
400 y Train VIII with Express frou,
the East on Genital Ohio Road at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby junction at 521
With Unennatf hta for Cleveland; isht
Tor Toledo and Chicago, and at sandusky with the
'i5'. ts J. w. WEBB, sup't.
sanaasky, Aug 4, 1855. af s,1EG sep15-u
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Persecution afeer Death.

We published in cur last paper an account of
the death of enc of the brakemen on the c.. d N.
Railroad, caused by the construction train run
ming oyera COW. We extract from the Cleveland
Leader, the following account t. of his funeral
1.-The killed man was a Roman Catholic Irish
man, and his funeral was largely attended, but
upon reaching the Cemetery, the Priest forbid
the burial of the deceased in consccrated ground,
because he had not been to mass for flrO gears past.
The deceased owned n lot in the Cemetery and
had q child buried there, but the Priest had no
respect for the law of property, no regard for the
feelings of the widow and friends, and utterly
refused 30 the remains, what a blind bigotry
considers. christian burial. The widow was in
eonsolable, and declared her husband should be
buried at home in her door-yard. Some friends
proposed that the remains be taken to the prot
estant ground, where neither saint nor sinner is
refused decent burial, and a scene Of wild con-
fusion, such only as Irish Roman Catholics can
get up at q funeral, ensued. Finally, as the
Priest stood his ground, and exercised owner
ship over not only the bodies but the property
of his blindly bigoted followers, a compromise
WAS affected by burying the man inst outside
the fence, which, it seems, is the line of dcmar-
kation between conseerated and non-eonsecrated
ground"
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9eme SnttHatmt.
Attempted Incendiarism.

On the evening of Tuesday, the 22d inst, he
tween s and 9 O'Clock, some william attempted 10
fire the barn of Mr.. Hover ADGATE near this
town. Mr.. HARr ADGArE was in the barn yard
milking, and observing a light in the barn, went
in with a pail of milk in his hand. On entering,
he saw that the hay Now was on fire for about
the SPACE of ten feet in diameter. He shouted
fire, and threw his pail of milk on the blaze,
which checked it for moment. His two broth
ers were in bed in the house, some ten rods dis
tant, and camc TO his assistance, somewhat in
dishabille.) Fortunately a large kettle which
had been filed with water, for the horses, was
standing at the pump, which they Immediately
carried to the barn. and with great e~xersiOns, af-
ter burning their shins a little, they extiuguisli-
ed the fire. On examination they found some
half burned shavingson the NOV, which showed
conclrsiyely that it had been the work of an in
eendiary. Mr.. ADGXrE heard the rascal going
out of the barn yard, but did not suspect any
thing wrong until he saw the light.
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Kansas Meeting,

A meeting was held on Friday evening, at
Empire Hall We were glad to see many ladies
present The audience was addressed by Mr..
CHAs. G. FSNEY. son of President FfNSEr, of
Oberlin College, who lately returned from Kan
sas, and was an eve witness of many of the events
which transpired there. He narrated their his
tory, as none but one who had seen them could
do; as one who fell in his heart all he said; and
his earnest words carried withth the evidence
of their truth. The audience listened attentive
ly to the close. We wish every man, woman
and child in the country, and especially those
who believe that the newspaper accounts are ex-
ACCENTED, could have heard him. They would
have thought truth stranger than fiction. He,
who could listen to that narrative OF the wrongs
endured by the free settlers of Kansas, American
citizens. and not feel his blood boil, is fit to be
n slave himself.
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Burglaries


On the night of Saturday the 9TH of June, the
Bookstore of Mr.. r. A A. BALDWIN, in this town
was entered by means of false keys, and robbed
of about fifty dollars in money.
On the night of Saturday, the 18th of this
month, the Drug Storeo of Mcssrs. STRING d REED
was entered. The robber brcke a pane of glass
inthe cellar window, inserted his arm, and push
ed up the bar and opened the door. He then
assembled into the store, got the key of the safe,
which was deposited in the glass ease which
covered the small scales, opened the safe and
took som twenty eight dollars in change, which
was all that happened to be there at the time.
1t is evident that the robberies were both per
petrated by some one who was well acquainted
with the premises. In both cases the proTrietors
have delayed making their loss public, and
waited in order to throw the offender Off his
guard, in order to detect him.
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Carr. PHRarr. of the Inflated NJ

CART. PHRATr, of the Inflated Nor
thern Indiana, was severely sick in Buff
falo at the time of the condagration of
his boat. The Buffalo Express, of Sat
urday, says:
So nervous and anxious is he about
The steamer-of the loss of which he
has not yet been apprised-that he was
yesterday morning constantly sending
messengers to ascertain whether she had
arrived or was in sight Finally when
the time had long passed for her return,
we understand that a story was concoct-
ed to quiet the invalids mind, to the Of.
feet that she had broken some portion of
her machinery.
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sub:

scriher has made arrangements with 4 Manufac-
:Irirg House IN Switzerland, by which. he. as Agent
for tie manufactures. receives watches direct from Flu
r0ic. By Ibis arrangement, he IS enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Matches. Of all kinds. IS f0D as they can re
bought in tie DATED Sfafcs. lie has now on hand
every variety OF Chr0uomc;Cr, Duplex, Lever and La
pine Watches, a large Stock Of britannia Ware, Jew
ciry AMI Fancy GcoiS II every description. and he
viii received ucw s~uTpplics, monthly. His intention
is to sell q large amount. and he will SSH TO dealers
at a lower rate than ever before.
The Jcweiry was also purchased direct from tie
manufacturers, at JOhLing Prices. and will he sold low.
lie only asks tha; purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. = ACTRO
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New Snnt. on C. & II. p r

Mr.. W G. CLELAND having resigned the office
of Superintendent of the Cleveland and Maho-
ming Railroad, the Board of Directors have filed
the vacancy by the appointment of GEORGE Rob-
EsoS. Mr.. CEELASD resumes his former position
of Conductor on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Road.
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CHERRIES SALE

- rs virtue Of an crier Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF rrGaihuH County, Ohio, made at their june
Term. A D l556,t 10 me directed, as Sheriff and Special
Master. I have levied on. aud shall expose TO public
SAFE, IT the doog Of the Court House, in Warren. in
said County, on SATURDAY, the 9h day OF August,
A.. d. IS55, between the hours. Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
AMI ( o'clock p. ~. Of said day, The following de
scr;bed personal property, TO wiz Eight certificates %
eieht shares each, of the STOCK OF the Cleveland * Ma
hontng Rail Road Company. Of hfty dollars each share.
being in all s~ixty-fouT shares. Ofl amounting 10 S3-etO.
and bearing Interest from july e1th. lcjf- and being
numbered fron No. ISIS 10 No. 695 inclusive Also one
certificate Of Tho stock Of said company. No 90, OF TIRE
SIN Of 1913 bearing interest from said eDth day OF Ju,
iv. 1854 Ii. HARMON. Sheriff.
and Special Master.
Sheria'S once. Warren. July 90, fs56-st-r,s7.
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JOIN 5. KIBDEE
IHERIFF'S SALE.

- BY virtue OF an order OF sae. 10 ne directed and
delivered, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas %
TFunlGll County, Ohio, ~ the clerk thereof, ] shall ex-
pose to Puolie sale. at The door % the Court House in
Warren, in said county, on Saturday the ed day Of
August. A d lS56, between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A
VI and 1 o'clock, p b, Of said day, the following de-
sc-ihei real estate, to wit: 4 lot Of land, lying and be
ing in township Nos. in The first .ange Of townships.
in TruInbGn County. OiIp, VIZ: the south part Of lot
Ne. -. containing sixty one acresaul forty four thou
sand two hundred and fifty enc hundred thcasaRdths Il
a. acre Of land, and is bounded west by iot 3, south
by thc south lire Of said Hubbard township, east hy
let No y. and north BY ~ acres which was get OF tOs
jeremiah Wolfe as = homestead. on the 25th day OF Feb
ruary. a d ls5d. Said 40 acres being the north part OF
said 10, No. -.
To be SOLD az The suit Of Rayne Kirk against J. B.
Wolfe and others. appraised al S3n per acre.
II. Z HAR9iCS sheriff.
She-sa+s Office. Warren. Juiv .. ISJ5-jA-3 f3.
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SADDLES n HARNESS.

- The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON, having been
dissolved, and the busincss divided. the manufacturing
0; Harness, Saddles, &c, viii hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FTTE. asa CIothing Store. neariy opposite
the Old stand Of Patch & Allison The subscriber is
fully prepared with al anpls sHpply Of TrimmireS,
aud stock Of all kinds, for the H.aUfactrre ofauy:hirg
in his lire. A good supply OF HARNESS. DID,
TRUNKS. &c. constantly on hand- which he viii -
happy, AZ all times, to exhibit 10 his old friends. and
new customers. Z. II. ALLISON.
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nENTISTRY.-Dr. J. c. Burroughs,

- Il - - ~ - DAh ~ ~
a. having returned from "a tJsr in the Southern
Statrs. wouk inform his oil p~-trris. art Others q. sir
ing services in tie Lose 90 hi- profession. that he Is
asair At ais post. Az, rnunis, corner Of MARKET and
LiHsily s., ol..Sit, The iIIs. nr. afSruuras is Low
IN possession Of al uiu latest imprlg. eats in Inc COLI
struci.pn aUI iisestioh OF artificial TLtrs. paii-s.
Tscui. &c. either open GOi D SUVTa. ar GtT.A rEg-
'it hcss. a;i from his !Jhg experience IN The ElUst
Intricate anil diMCH!t itr.s ~ Dental Surgery, he can
safCly assure perfect success and Esti-ScI"s in all
casos. AT operations ni.su the NH;Trai Tcc;h rcrfor.
med viii care. la the hest pussihie taauuer. warranted
20 he ~ sell Il ,nc. rs cat re done - any operator in
the Usi!s9 S.a'cS. or Earrsa.
~ many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. hut ar, uE-
Siiiih- tn Eive their i-rsyed teeth cN;rietcl. and wait
s~aiicics: tame for the absorption Of Tie alTcu'aT pro-
vcS>, necessary Tor a set on gold or s.'icraus base, they
can have ;h-iT dccIyea organs removed, ana a set put
IN un OG.ta rcrch1. Immediately. to answer al. the pur.
p-s-s os the nsiural ones. These teeth eau lie worn
with perfect rsse. ere beautiful. highly popular. aud not
expensive. rr. 81. wli hereafter be ia regular attend
auce at his Office. where h. VIII lie pleas dto W~ai.:gpon
those Whu need his services. or council
y b. would say tu tue uivUihcrs Of the profession
Who are DESTROYS Gf Obtaining the Gutut rerCh- iLi-
v~rovcmcntS. tiit 1 am the authorized AGENT Tor graft
ing Certificates Of right 10 use the GUtta P-rcha. and
giving ins tructio1 ia working the sane. Charges nu-
dcrate. Gail and see specimens.
Anil. -. l-Ji-sf L q. B~-RRNTGF!S. ". d.
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NALUABLE PROPFRTY for SALE,

The following property. belonging to the estate Of
Asael Adams, deceased. is offered nj private sale:
lSt- The franklin House, on the corner OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house is IS we'll located for
4 tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are an
pie, the reputation OF the house has been wcl maintain
ell by its present occupant. Mr.. WIn. Williams, and il
is capable Of accommodating 50 TO IS guests.
81. The small dwelling house on the corner OF Mar
kci and Vine streets.
81. The double dwelling house on Yiue street. inme
distely north of the last mentioned house. Each OF
these buildings. with the labd, wli lie sold low, aud tie
terms Of payment maize 10 suit purchasers.
ApplS 10 HENRY STILES.
Or c. A. ADAMS
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a Good Sowing Machine

EOR SALE, CHEAP! The Suhscrib-
& er has one Of the NEW STRAIGUTAENED SEW
ING IACHlNES. which have. in New York. become
- GeScryeiIy popular. The SIMPLICITY with which
it is regulated, and tie beauty OF is stitch are onlJ TO
Ire seen to lie appreciated. Call on CHRISTIAN
LIEBERMANN. at WEEKS No. Il Market Street, and
Judge for yourselves. Prom the fact Of its Icing so
easily managed. It itself to SEAMSfRES-
SEES, and others, who should not let this opportunity
slip ly. to procure a GOOD, RELIABLE SEWING
MACHINE. CHRISTIAN LIEBEENANN.
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JOHNSON HOUSE, John r. Surburg,
prnnrietnr. Cleveland. Ohin.
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CHERRIES SALE.

BY virtue Of an alias order OF sale. On the CASE
OF Drvid E. Gilmore against Crx FORD " GIi5ert) iSsu-
ell out Of the Cuurt Of Couiunoi Pleas Of Trumbull conn
ty. Ohio. by the CLERK thereof, 20 me directed and de-
ljvered, 1 have Iyvied ca aud shall expose 10 Public
Sale, on Saturday, the a3i dag Of August. A.. D. 1856,
(as on execution at law at the door OF the Court House
in Warren IN sad County, between the hours OF 10
o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o clock T.. NJ, Of said day, the fob
Owing described tract or lot Of land, situate in Warren
township No. 4. Range :. il, the Connecticut Westerns
Reserve, Ia tn. State Of Ohio, in lie county Of Trim-
hgI, an IS Lnoan ty subdivision No. 81. OF lot -. Or
4 survey ulaie ny 2. Z. Stowe for Cr0wcH & NrFar-
lane. being 2Gi< feet front ON in the
Yittee o. said Warren, and is known by being called
the Joseph Crawford lot. Appraised at two hundred
~fo1ty-ore dollars tS9iI oOl
u. H. ARNON Sheriff,
SleriTs OIice, Warren. July %, IS56-5x. } r.
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A cpyzoaGs three story brick eHfc-h ahel and nashei in IN n+ aTryels y.k to eoSnei
Tor ea eeomaOAton Of curt Grammar and High hoah Departments utec sanercaoaf Of the FALL TERM
This LII Hing lis uHei in rruiuL yet retired Ia1 Of lie Town where Sunsw VIII tle annoyed by
The dust I'D OnhsUno of eH main lusncsh Ho4AIe%
4 nmiat supply Of APrMuSf for III practical Illustration OF The laMg ThneIhesd Natural Science
aha many valuable rGuveetO &4 viii lie found lin connection with this HttTaoL
NORMAL CLASS.
A Attaches Class l he formed at the opening OF te FAIL Perm. and nor ds VIM - spared In furnishing
from this Normal lass WIFI INFORMED TEA -mS A course Of Lectures on tn THpa AMI prttce 81
ani kindred sIics,v itsd delivered efTe this cLSd udns Gc Estc sclw weeks Tie Tern.
TEACHERS
Its our cnautm to SUcb the mic competent Teachers to take Gugef cur Sch in every Dpt
m- With such teachers under hwusls p=mtnhwU- Wcavah to make our SchOsEOdE model,
and cGedr resorts r tGhus mis students rom ec country mnluz
CALENDAR. FOR Is5G-T.
Thea GGenicy year will cniS Of Three Terms Of IIwtsc each:
1E Term commencing Monday August 2Mh. I6.
ID Term Commencing Moudr, DWruhetd 1876
I'd Tmc commencing Monday, March - ISL.
40 r I a 0 a - -
he close tn IS and also the OIL Terms there VIII ca variation ofn ewwG. The Second v Il e
Fail, Thanksgiving Day the ah Of December and the Id Jmar, WILDE regarded as Holidays
n nRadem scholars will ailneib par shObt ue 6hOsnEr rates G TgruN:
Hshsehnh English "- """-"-." ser Term
Grammar Shh do 100 %" ="
secondary aud Primary Schools" "'"'."" 'SN g."
Foreign Languages and Caacsb GM in High School Classes xT&---.---- leo ." e"
Incidental Expenses - "
RI. Tuition Bills sUel invariably in advance and ddutbn from full rates except in rs OF
.. Students can obtain Board private families at asomhem crates
P Those sHns instruction nd pncucen IusIunentdN Music eau poTreH Conveniently auma rates.
4 Any desired monH@n r@@ ON Shoss1nS "%Gnd X "HTM* N undersigned or
IL d PERKINS serar. JoHN nrTCnINs rrAE Board OF Emnon.
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shsr.a's ofaee. warren, jay 3.
SALE

BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale, to me directed
and delivered, by the ClcIk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Trumiuii county, Ohio, ] have levied on. and
shall expose 10 public sale. "a tie dcOr OF the COuFr
IlJuse. in Warren. in said county, On Saturday. the
day Of August. A Il i-J6. between the hnEss OF ID
o'clock A aEl { o'clock L NJ, OF said day, the real
estate described in said order Of sale, to VII: the store
house and lot Of James u. Kihhee, contracted 10 him
hy Charles Il Henry Smith, in the village % Warren1
Trumhuli County. Ohio, Floating on Nam street, near
upon tine Mahcning River. on the south By the Drug
Store now occupied by D. A. saith Z Co., and on tho
north aiioins on the lot on which isrhc brick huilding
occupied and owned by l.. =. iiGyt * Co. To he sold
ct the suit Of Lauren Merriam against James H. Kih-
bee, ct a.. Appraised n Fifty-three hundred dollars,
(S5.3UG.G.) subject 70 the Smiths CONTRACTED due, Of about
seventeen hundred dollars, lSiseo)
II y. HARMON. Sheriff.
Cf.-.as- on u T-f-el 49, = a II
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T S. PADDOCK, Dealer in HATS.
CAPS. FURS, BUFFALO ROBES, CARPET
BAGS, UMBRELLAS, Gc., % Superior Street, CIeve-
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Court.

The August term of the Probate Court COM
mences in this place Monday next. A large
number of cases are on tie docket for trial.