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SMAsHIxG a DoGGEnY.-QIi:ea scene
occurred On F iday afternoon last at an
Irish Grocery rear the Railroad Depot,
kep; by Dennis Cummings. Mrs. Nash.
an Irish woman, whose husband has
btea in the habit Of procuring liquor at
his doggery, had frequently notiiel
Canning, not 10 give him any. D;sre-
ga ding her repeated requests, She final
" tCld bin thai If he gave her husband
any more liquor, she would smash Up
his pS Adjustment On Friday her hus-
band vas drunk again, and having sat
i>f4ciory evidenc? that he had got the
liquor Of Cummings. she proceeded to
carry her threat iaio execution. Il pile
Of bucks close at hand, supplied her
with The necessary missiles, and The
way She piled them into his windows
and bottles, was a caution TO those who
incur the displeasure OF an Injured no
man. The b. SANDERS showed her fair
play and cheered her on in her work OF
demolition. The wreck vas complete.
Every window was demolished, and the
broken glass, candies and tobacco were
scattered round in profu-ion. The scene
was witnessed by r large numherof per-
sons who happened 10 be in the vicinity,
not one of whom, as far as we can learn,
condemned tie woman for The act. She
did up tie job with such earneslness
and determination, lis to elicit the ad-
miraiion of the entire crowd Lana
Citizen.
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Republican County Nominating Colven.
tion.

The Republicans of Trumbull County
are requested TO meet by Delegates in
Convention at Warren, on Monday, Aug
'ust 10Th, 1897, 10 nominate candidates
10 be supported at the coming State cleo
lion in October, for the following Offices:
Two Representatives, Probate Judge,
Sheriff, Clerk of Count, Treasurer, Pros
Attorney, Commissioner, lnirmary Di-
rector and Coroner.
The7basis of Representation, as fixed,
is one delegate for each Township in the
County, and one additional fer each 40
votes cast for Chase at the last Guber-
Material election, and one for each frac~
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The Convention will also appoint Del
.egates 10 attend the Republican State
Convention, Aug 1olh, at Columbus.
Saturday Evening. August 8,h, is re
commended as a suitable time FIR hold
ing the primary meetings in the various
Townships. to select these Delegates
1t is further recommended that at the
Primary meetings, Delegates be appoin-
ted 10 attend the senatorial Convention,
hereafter to be called, upon the following
basis: one for each Township and one for
each 100 votes, and fraction of 50 and
over, votes cast at the last Gubcrnatorial
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FITSl FITSl! FITS!!!
DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPTLEpTTC PILLS.
Ere Of Eats, SPasms, Cramps and

For the cure Of Els. Sgasms, Cramps and all A'errOss
and Constitutional Diseases.
Persons who are lahO.ing undtr this distressing NAL
ady will GHd DIR UANCES EPILEPTIC
PILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered for cur.
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose Of curing Fits, they will be found Of espe
eiaI benefit foI all persons Athlete with weak nerves.
or who ie nervous system has been penetrated or shat
terel from any cause whatever. In ehTOnis coz.
plants, or diseases Of long standing. suPeriniUeed by
nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for 81 Persons out
OF the city, enclosing a remittance, viii have the pills
sent them through the mail. free Of postage For sale
by SETH S. HANCE. No. IUS BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Md TO whom orders from all parts OF the
Union must be distressed, post paid.
Iur-l q -
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sherig's Office, Warren.
SALE.
~ IjIinss & Morgan, |
vs..
Marian Gaskin.

By virtue Of an alias orler Of sale. issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumhull County Ohio, by
the Clerk thereof, To me directed AMI delivered, I shall
expose to public sale. at the door Of the CORTt House.
lin Warren, in said County. on SATURDAY the 4t
day OF AUGUST 4. d. IS57. hetWren the hours Of 10
O'Clock, A.. NJ. 4 o'clock. 2. NJ OF said day the fol-
lowing described Real Estate OF the defendant; Situate
in Warren Township Nod. in the eth range OF Town
ships. in the Connecticut Western Rerserve, in the
State OF Ohio, and xhich IS also in the County OF
TrumbnH. aud il known by lots No !, ., 3, 4, % and
%. in Block No. I, in an additional survey Of the Town
Pal Of Warren, made by Franklin 3. stowe for Henry
W. Smith. and others, recorded in Trumbul County
Records Book o. Maps, pages 81 and 35, to which ref
ereace is hal for a uUre particular description. it be-
ing also the same land now June 1859 occupied BY
said Gaskiil Is a tavern stand. he the same more or
less Appraised al $40 go
u. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sh, ribs ofIce, Warrea July -, Isj7-5S-3.37
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Marrages.

In Warren, on the l6th inst. 10y Mayor Nc
Lain, Mr.. DANIEL EVERETT, of Hubbard
to Mrs. JANE WHITE, Of the former place.
In RrookfelJ. On the 9th inst, by Z. D. King
Mr.. V. \. CALKINS, Of Michigan, and Miss
NANCY 4. COYLE, of the former place.
In Austintown, on the 30th ult., by D.. B.
Leach, Esq, Mr.. RILEY CARTER. of Wealth
ersfeld, to Miss CAROLINE BELLARD, Of
Austiutown.
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sheria,s Once. Warren. jul
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Alex Bushnell ct al. vs. Caudace Bushnell ct Al.
The State Of Ohio. In petition Tor partition. n
rrumbuil County, 5. s. said Count.
By virtue Of an trler o. sale, 90 me directed and de-
livered by the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Trumhull County, 0hi09 maize on decree Of said COHrt
at their June term, A. d. 1857, wherein John fIutchIns.
Alexander Bushuell. Horace Bushnell. Sylvia Noble.
William n. Noble, Lucinda Hull. Olive Bushnell, Mar
tin Bushnell, Cyrus Bushnell, Corlelia Qaiggle and
George Quisgle. are petitioners, and Candaee Bushnell.
Daniel c. BGshnell. Albert G. Hart, Edward Hart, Polly
Minor, JUeI Minor, Sophia Hart. Amos Hart, John
Bushaell, Newell, Polly Bushnell, susan Bushnell
Palmer Jason W. Palmer, Louisa Palmer, Sands Palm
er, Austin Andrews, Andrew Andrews, Lucy Stewart
and John ". Stewart, are respondents, l shall expose
to ale At public auction, a; he door ltne Court House,
in Warren. in said eOCnty, on the ri
day Of AUGUST. AID lS54, between the hours OF 10
o'clock, A. NJ and ! o'clock p u Of said day the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements 20 Wit: Oae
tract or lot Of Land, situate in bloomfield township. No.
I. in the 9Th Range OF townships, in the Connecticut
Western Reserve, and which is also in the County Of
TrambUil. and State Of Ohio, and is known by being
the North half Of lot No. %, in said Township, being
bounded as follows. VIZ: South by a line to be drawn
parallel to the North and South lines Of said lot Moss.
through the centre Of said lot No S3. East by the IVES
Ike OF lot No. ITO, North by the South line Of lot y o
90. AMI West by the East line OF lot NJ. as, containing
about 80 acres Of land. (J9) appraised al sixteen dollars
per acre, u6)
Also, another certain tract or lot Of lnad. si.urie IN
Hartford, in the County of Trunihull, and State OF Ohio.
being part OF lot Nc. &c, in said Township, and is boCnl-
ed and described as iOll0Ts. to wit. Beginning at the
South cast corner OF land owned BY Truman Parks, and
which is in the North line Of the public ground at the
center Of Hartford; thence running East. on said North
line OF the public grounds one hundred and thirty-seyen
feet. Q39) thence North one hundred and thirteen feet.
QI33 thence West ninety-hve feet, Cb) to said Parks
East line; thence South along said east line ninety one
feet. on to the place Of beginning appraised at
Si1aJ subject to the dover estate Of Caudace Bushnell,
widow Of William Bushnell. late Of bloomfield. in said
County. deceased.
One third of the purchase money to lie paid on tho
dly OF sale; One-third one year thereafter, and one
in txo years from said day Of sale, and interest
thereon with approved security.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
- SheriT's OGce. Warren. July SO. ISj7-5w-9 60.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ S. Z c. Moser, !
vs.. Z
.Inralhan Drnlan 81 Al.

BY virtue Of an order Of sIe. issuei out OF the CoGrt
OF Common Pleas OF Trunbul County, Ohio, BY the
Clerk Of sail County. to nj directed and delivered. on
decree, made at the March term, 1857. OF said Court. =
have levied on. and will expose to public sale, at the
do0E Of the Court House in Warren. in said County, on
SATURDAY, the s2i dav OF AUGUST. A D. 1857, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. N. and 4 o'cioek.P
NJ. Of said day. the following described real esta { or
the defendant, To wit: Beginning at the Northeast cor
ner Of land formerly Owned by James Ellis, now OWned
and occupied by James H. Kibbee; thence South ~
s rods; thence North So East to Liberty Street. now
Strengthened and extended thence n~ortherly along
said street to the South side OF South Street, thence
South so along sid South Street TO the place ofbe-
ginning. being the same land conveyed by Francis
Freeman to John Cr0well and Andrew Mcfarland. and
by said CrOEeII to Jonathan Dunlap, April llth. le5f-
Appraised AZ Slsj0.0O. subject tn a lien OF SHlSb,
yet to become duel on a note AID mortgage to John
Crowell in seven equal annual payments from the lSt
day Of April lSj6 anil interest on said sum. from April
Ist. 1856, and is free from dover right Of Ann Maris
Dunlap, or any other iucumhranee whatever;to be sold
at the suit Of 5 & c. Moser in the above entitled cause
II. R. HARMON Sheriff
Sherin'S Oaice, Warren, July %, ls51-5S4,s1-
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. DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

y By virtue % an orIer to us directed from the
Probate Court o. the County OF Ashtahuia and State "
Ohio, we shall -xrnse to sale, between the hours of 20
o'clock i. VI anil y. " on the ed day OF August Sj7.
upon the premises. the following described real estate,
to wit: An undivided tWothirdS Of the following de-
scFibet parcel Of land. subject TO the life estate Of
Weakly Bond: Beginning at a maple stump Standing
near PyInatuning Greek bottom, it being the Southwest
corner OF said land. and known as part Of lot number
SIX situltc in the township Of Vernon, County OF Trum-
bull and State ofOhiOi thence RAINING North 22S. West,
eight rods; thence last 229, North. twenty rods; thence
South 80, East, eight rods to a highway; theme West
along said highway to the place of beginning, contain
ing one acre Of land. subject to alien Of fry dollars to
be paid ~ the decease Of said Wealthy B0ud- Terms,
one third cash, and the residue in one year, With ap-
proved security.
4. N. CLARA. Administrators.
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BRAKEMAN KILLED A coal train.
Nii;a passed up 20 Cleveland in the
night ef Saturday last. on the Cleveland
L Pit,hurgh Railroad, when il reached
Macedonia missed one of its brakemen.
On Sabbath morning. an engine was dis
patched 10 80 down the line to look up
the missing man. His body was found
in the Cuyhoga river, at the bridge four
miles northwest from this village from
which it woull seem that lie was knock
ed from the train into the river, while
passing the bridge. No other particu-
lars known. Name or residence OF the
deceased not a~scertaincd.
LATER-Ihe name of the deceased
brakeman was Henry finz, a Prussian
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News of the Eeighborhood.

THE W. r SEMINARY AT F%ARMINGroN.
We have received the Third Annual
Catalogue of this institution, for the year
ending June, 1857. From the names OF
the gentlemen composing the Executive
Board, and its Officers, we should nat
urally expect the Institution is well man
aged, and the number of its Students
places the question of its present pros
perity, hey ond a doubt.
The Executive Board consists of Nell
son Trew, A D. Kibbee, Joel Peck,
Isaac Griffin. John Greer, Rev. a.
Reeves, Rev. James Greer, a. NJ.
Its Officers are A. D. Kibbce, Plesi
dent; RI. /. James Greer, Secretary; Nell
son Thew. Treasurer.
The Visiting Committee appointed by
the Erie Conference. are Rev. G.. w.
Clarke, A. NJ, Rlvenna; Rev. John
Tribby, Youngstown; Rev. E. j. L. b.
ker, Warren.
The Faculty consist of Rev. james
Greer, A. NJ, Principal, and Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Science;
Mrs. Cornelia Greer, Preceptress, and
Teacher of French and Drawing; Rev.
VIM. D. Arcbbold, A. B, Professor of
the Latin and Greek Languages; Miss
Jaueue Finney, Teacher of Piano and
Melodeon Music; II. U. Johnson. Teach.
er of Book Keeping and Photography:
Assistant Pupils. P. B. Rose, Milton Il.
French, Hiss Janette Beach; Isaac Buck
insham, Jr., Teacher of Writing.
The number of male Students is 1O2
females 81, total 1893.
a iull course of study for males, re-
quires FIVE years. Il is very extensive,
and we should think nearly, if not quite
as complete as that Of the best Colleges.
The Graduating Course for young Ia
dies occupies three years. Those who
complete the course, graduate with the
same honor as The gentlemen.
The terms for tuition are low, and
board can be had at very reasonable
rates.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

At Il meeting of the Republican State Contra
Committee, in conjunction with the Republican
members of the Legislature, and other distin
guishei Republicans from various parts of III,
State at Columbus, on the 4th of january, 1857
after mature consideration. it was resolved thai
1T was expedient to hold the State Convention Of
the Republican party Of Ohio for the nomination
of a State Ticket Mt Columbus, on the 10Th ii
August next.
In conformity to this request, the State Central
Committee announces TO the Republicans Of Ohio
that the delegates from the various counties OF
the State will assemble in the City of Colum.
bus, on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF August Next,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of putting
in nomination candidates for the following off
-ees for Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Scere-
tary of State, Treasurer Of State. one Supreme
Court Judge, and one merpber of the Board OF
Public Works, and the transaction of such other
business as may be proper Cor the occasion.
TIL Republicans Of the several counties Of
Ohio, unless they shall olherwis. agree, will
meet at their county seats on Saturday, the Stli
day of August. being the Saturday preceding
the day of said State Convention, and elect del
'egates thereto in the proportion Of one delegate
for every five hundred votes given for the RepGb-
lican candidate for President at the election in
November, 1856, and one for each fraction of
votes equal to, or over one-half of said number.
The total number Of delegates by this basis viii
he 81, and from each County will number as
follows =
I'VE omit the apportionment except from the
Reserve Counties, viz: Asltabula 10; Cuyahoga
10; Erie 5; Gearga ;; Huron :; Lake ;: Lorain
.; Aiahoning 5; Medina 5; Portage 6: Summit 6;
and Trumbull 81
WIN. DENISON, in, j. SULLTVANT,
A. p. STONE. ROBERT NEIL,
L.G. VAN SLYKE, n. II. VAN WORRIES,
N. Il. SWAYNE, CYRUS PRENTISS,
+ c. SESSIONS. GEO. HOADLEy
j II. COULTER, 4. ). LATTY.
GEO. II. PARSONS. JACOB HEATCN,
O FOLLETT.
Republican STATE Centred Committee.
Columbus, o, June -, 1857.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

James Scott, Petition to prove demise and
vs.. heirship OF Warrautsc ant get
William Il. Scott, ct aI.> order to sci: Land Warrant
The defendants, William II. Scott and Daniel Scott,
residents Of Iowa. are hereby notified that the
plaibtll has Gled IN the Office Of the Court OF Probate,
his petition setting forth that William Scott obtained 4
Laud Warrant under the act Of March ,, lcjJ, for 20
acres, No. Il, 100, dated November Il, lS55 that he
made no disposition Of said warrant by will, or other
wise. and died on the 10th day Of D~ecember, 1873 leav-
ing James Scott, William H. Scott, Daniel Scott, John
Scott, aud Sarah VanhOTn, wife Of John NanhOrn. his
only heirs at law and asks that proof OF said demise
ans, heirship be made, an that = decree he entered ap-
pointing some -ui.p'ie person a commissioner 10 sell
and assign said warrant
said petition sill be for hearing in said corr. on the
a>Lt day OF Auaust, ISj7. r. u. BARNES
Warren. July Low. Attorney for Piaintlf.
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
In pursuance OF
An or'ler OF the Pro
hate Court OF Stark
- Lawrence Alexander and
Francis Lynch. Almrs. &c,

FranclB LInch. Atf1rs. &C. an orper OF n tTo-
vs. hate Court or stark
Arsusta Lynch, ct al. County. ohio. made
on the a5h day Of May. 1857. the undersigned admla-
istrators Of Arnold Lynch, deceased. will ODER for sale
II the tloor OF the Court House in Warren, Trumbull
COan'y, Ohio, on Friday, the 2Sth day Of August, 1885,
the following described real estate OF SAID d~ecedent.
70 wit. A lot Of Ltal ih township number four. in the
dfh range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Ressrss in the State Of Ohio, and county Of Trumbull.
known b. section No. six, % and parts OF lots, num-
bers , and ,, and being all Of that tract Of land, decided
by Thomas Daily and Ann his wife to Charles G. Daily
on the twenty-sixth day Of June, A. D.. lS2S, and re,
corded in the Recorders Office Of said Trgmbull e0un-
ty, September 2s,h, is20. in Record book Y pages PA
anda1j-eXcepting therefrom only the tracts decided on
the 18th of August, A D, 1886, to Allison A. Preston
and Garry G. Reed. by George T Daily, amounting to
ninety-tYo and 4l-IeO acres. The part conveyed to
said Lynch deceased, containing hfty-seven acres aud
ffty-nine hundredths Of an acre
Said premises will be sold fres of dover upon the
following terms: One third in hand. one third in six
months, aud one-third in one year with interest on the
deferred paymeuts. Sale to commences at p O'Clock. NJ.
Of said day. ALEXANDER
" LYNCH.
Admrs. &c, q Arnold Lynch, Decreased.
July p. Is5:-SE.
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DRIED PIE PLiNr.-Now is the time
Take pi, plant that is fit for use now,
not 10 tough; strip it, cut It in bits an
inch Or two long. string it, anil dry in
Ike manner With apples. In the win
Ter soak it, and treat it ike dried app'es
prepared in cooking exactly Ike he
fresh. l! is capital, AS good as when
fresh-one cannot tell the difference
1t dries very small and looks unpromis.
ing, but it will swell I'd again; and be
as tender and tart as ever. We have
never seen this in print, but it has long
been practised by some of our good
friends in Meriden. who recommend it
highly, as DO we also-try IT. If dried
apnles are worth 14c next Winter this
will come in play--and at any rate who
would not enjoy the change? By the
way, if dried for market, our word for
it they viii sell al a good price.-Cona
Homestead.
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Homeopathy. IN Paris.

The Empress Eugene has been under
homeopathic treatment, and il IS b.
lieved that the possession OF a prince to
thc-,hrone OF Napoleon is due Ia the re-
~stora,ion to health of The Empress under
homeopathic treatment. The Emperor,
after the recovery under this treatment
of Marshal ST Ainaud, who Subsequent
ly fell at Alma, would have established
u chair. a professorshir Of Homeopathy
in the University Of Paris, but the Eacul
", 10 a man, threatened resignation ii
il were done, and for the present The
subject was postponed. The Emperor,
however. ha, done justice to a homepa
THO physician; he has dnae that IS an
Emperor which Engl1nd's monarch can
not do wiuhou. the consent Of o'hers-he
has created Dr.. M4bbit a knight Of the
Legion Of Honor. as a reward Of disIin-
guished success in tie iregtmeutof chol-
era. The MOnitcur. TIE ors7n Of The
French government, publishes the fol-
lowing statement OF MS cures, ia COM
pari on with those effected under alIo-
patlic ireatm .nt:-Treated homCeopa-
thically. 1889; cured, 9,O96; died no;
per centage of deaths, y. Treated al
lopathically. 405,O27; cured, 954. 1888;
died, 240,23 per centage of deaths,
40.-HOmG0p0fhic Record.
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~ Notice Is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Of Ephraim j. Norton. late Of Trumhul county,
deceased. Those having claims against sail estate,
are requested to present them FOR adjustment. duly
authenticated. HOMER NORTON.
Southin ron, July %, 57-3,s.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies EECEISTE, Or sHsPsetiag Themselves 50. ere
czuti0Hed against using them. as miscarriage E0sid
eEsss. Ladies desiring an increase Of family should
tO-cgO tAsir use ~eHti-eig, as a fer pills each month
E7aid be sure 20 preceat BresAaRry.
PrOpriet0r5 Importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this adnon.tion. Although certain
in eject. they are SO mild rs never to produce injury
~ the heal.I. Mail Packages. having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter. (Pr.ce Sl.G0l are sold only BY
our general agents. who viii send them by ma !. post
paid, On receipt OF price. Boxes SIPS; Half Boxes IS
cents Messr-. v. B. ALDEN * Co.. Cleveland. o.. are
oar general agents AL orders WILDE promptly filed
By them-
Sold by Z 4. SMITH & CO. and SPRING &TCRN-
ER, Warren, and by Druggists generally.
MOST PATENT MEDICINES RI nUMBUGS; but
DR. TOBIas warrants his VENETIAN LINESENT to DO all
he il for, or the money will be refunded BY
his agents-one will he found in every village in the
state. Ifyou have q pain Or ache try a bottle, it stops
pain instantly.
Price . & so cts. Depot Sc Cortland street, New
York
Soil by SPRING K TURNER, Warren. and JAMES
WARD * Co., Niles, and others through the county.
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4 New GRAIN. Mr.. James II. Gillet,
of Rootsiown. has brought to our office
several stocks Of a new kind Of grain,
Of which he has eleven acres GROWN.
upon his farm The sample brought is
about four feet high and well headed out
It is called Spel;z, and is in the nature
of wheat, making excellent bread, as
light or lighter than wheat bread, and
as white as the average of wheat. 1t is
a winter grain. This is the second year
Mr.. GilIet has cultivated it. He thinks
his yield this year will BE- sixty bushels
to the acre.
If these things are SO, this grain is
worthy of the attention Of our farmers.
Mr.. Gillett will. of course, in due time,
have an abundant supply of the seed to
spare.-Rdeenna Democrat.
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-The express
train on the Cleveland and Mahouing
Railroad, on reaching Aurora, Saturday
afternoon, and whilst rnnning on to u
side track, was run into by the engine OF
the up coal trim. The baggage car
was stove in, but no other damage OF
Consequence done. Had not the speed
much slackened previous to the collision,
serious consequences would have ensued.
-CIeUslGRa Herald.