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A FOR ABEL, Justice of the Peace,
n and Attorney at Law. Office over Smiths and
McCombs' Store, Warren. Ohio. iansi
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
i Alexander Bushnell, John Hutehins, Horace Bush
nell. Sylvia Noble, william ". Noble husband Of
Sylvia Noble Lucinda Hull, Hiram Hull husband
Of Lucinda Hull Olive Bushnell, Martin Bushuen,
Cyrus Bushnell. cOrdsIia Qriggle and George ouig-
gle ~(hushand Of Cordeiia ouigg e.
candiee Bushnell, Daniel c. Bushnell. Albert G. Har.,
Edward Hart. Polly Minor. Joel Minor husband Of
Polly MINOR Sophia Hart, Amos Hart husband Of
Serbia Hart John Bushnell, Newell Bushnell. Pol
ly Bushnell, Sussn b. Palmer. James W. Palmer
husband OF Susan B. Paimer9 Lovisa Palner.sands
Andrew Andrews, Luey Stewart and John u. Stewart
husband Of Lucy stevart)
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
The above named Csndiee Bushneil aud Oshers, de-
PENDANTS, viii take nntice that on the 9Th day OF Ne
vember, 1855. the plaintiffs. Alexander BushDeli AMI
others. fled their petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas. asking Partition to be made OF the lands Of WI
liam Bushnell. late Of Hartford in said county, deeeas-
ed. and the portions b~elongiag to the individual hsirs.
ses apart 20 them in severalty-
Said lands include the following tracts. VIE Isl. A
tract Of 50 acres in Bloomfield township. being The
North half Of lot Number 80 in said township, bounded
North, East and West by the lot lines OF said lot, and
South by . line parallel - the Nprth line, disldiES
said lot into tao equal parts. end. A tract Of land in
Hartford township, being part oflot nember % n SAID
township. bounded IS follows Beginning ct The South
east corner OF land owned BY Truman Parks. on the
North iine OF the public square. at the eeatre Of said
Hartford, thence east on said North lHe Of the public
square I37 feet; thence North lI3 feet; thence WestsS
fect 10 said Parks East line; theles South along said
line 81 feet to the place Of beginning
The last named tract Is inject to = dover estate or
Can.liee Bushnell. widow Of the deceased but ths ior-
mer h. free from all icrumtrSnee. The petition asks
that in case said lands cannot be equitaoly apartsd-
the same may be soId, and the proceeds divided &C
cordiug to the several rights and shares oil ms Farasss
&c.
Unless said Defendants appear Pt The March term 81
szid Court and show eSuae why the same saouid notoe
done = decree will be taken in aecordanes with ne
aboys mentioned prayer Of the petition.
UCTCHINS, o l. RATLlff.
=. NJ tex- At-ys for PIES.
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ME YOUTH of lhe OH DOMIN.

Il ION This is a new and interesting work. being
a Historical Narrative Of the earlybistory Of Virginia.
The authorities to which the 1uthOr eArefHiiy adheres.
are billiard, Sinns. Beverly. Burke and Campbell
Every young man should read this book. It can be
fauud nj ADAMSt
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A FOR ABEL. has removed his Of
II fee to the corner Of Main and Market Streets.
lover Smiths q 1eCcmbs Store where he will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him either ~ =
hsgistrate or Attorney al Law.
Collections and Administration business particular
ly attended to-.
Warren. Jan 81, Is57-3w AZOR ABELL-
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VHE LIFE OF SCuAMYL, and a

Il narrative of the Circassian War Of Independence
against Ru ssia- In this work will be found q nara
tive Of heroiSm nOEise inferior t6that OF the most "a,
nous Champions Of Classical Antiquity. in = War Of
Independence such az may net Improperly be eompar-
ed with the most glorious struggles recorded in the an
nails Of liberty; and \ state Of society perhaps me most
romantic. which the progress Of civilization has ieh
for the admir- alton OF mankind. Price . cents:
AT ADAAS BOOhS4ONns
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

II The well known Tavern Stand. called the '3fan-
sioL House. situated in Youngstown. near the Depot.
and present terminus Of The Cleveland and MshsBing
Railroad, wall be sod at private sale, soRon liberal
terms and easy payments.
For particulars inquire Of or address the undsTsign-
ed. II YOun sst0xn, v. NORMAN ANDREWS.
Jan n. IEj--3lr
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L UMRERI LUMBER LUMRERI

IL 100000 feet Lumber wanted. Cash In hand will
paid for clear seasoned Lumber, from inch to two IN eh
Poplar. and IL and ? inch clear Cucumber. delivered
at the Planning Mill, in Warren.
Jan 81, ls55 Z. SPEAR 4 son.
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CATHOLIC & PROTESTANT Ma

~ TIONS compared in their th--e-fold relstions 70
Wea1k, Kaoriedge aad 5N0rsiitg-by Rev Napoiian
R0ussell-translated from the French. This IL = moss
learned work. and rvinces talent OF most unusual cha
racter. Price s1,O0. Sold at
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A NOTICE.

N A. Terrell & son,) Al my instance, a writ q az
vs. taehnent Was issued By ~
Peace. in and for the county Of Trumbnll, Ohio, against
the goods, rights. credits. moneys and ede-ts Of Jos
erh Branon.s nOn resident Of said county, Tor the
sum Of 20 dollars KIND SO cents, debt. on the 18th d>y Of
ecember Is56. Said cause will be for hearing on
the IOth day Of February, A D. lsS5. a sas o'clock
P. n. OF said day. sON-
Tan Of l957-3Ws
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'TRIIMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
L Julia n. Di,.rs..

Tn. defendant. Orlando Hunason, viI take noties.
that on the 7h Of January inst, the plaintiff. Julia
Humason, hled her petition in said court. praying for
a bill Of Divorce from said defendant and for reasona-
HE alimony, aIIedxing as a ground for said prayer,
the viIfulI absence Of said defendant for more than
three years last past. Said cause win stand Tor trial
AZ the next term OF said court, to Wit March 9th. le59-
HUrCHISS, cox & RArLIFR.
Ian 81 Ie5--6w. Auys- for P9.
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A Rufian

Sheriff Jones, of Douglas county, Kan
sas. has resigned his office. He was once
shot BY some victim of his villainies, in
Lawrence, and was reported dead, but as
the devil would have it he survived. When
the Free State prisoners were under his
charge. he wrote the following note TO
Gov. Geary:-
LEcoMPToS, Nov. II, 1856.
S1R:-It is indispensably necessary
that balls aud chains should De furnished
for the safety of The convicts under my
charge; and understanding that The same
can be procured by your application to
Gen. Smith. l will request that you will
D ocure and have them sent over at the
earliest day possible.
Very respectfully,
Your obeGient servant,
SAMUEL ]. JONES.
Sheriff. D. D..
His Excellency, Governor Gesry, Fort
Leayenworlh.
Gov. Geary did not see the necessity
of the interesting apparatus requested by
Jones, and so informed him. Thereupon
be fell into deep dudgeon, from which he
has relieved himself at last by resigning
bis Office. He viii go to Nicaragua or
some other hot region,-ss the. devil d.
recIs.-Ioledo Biods.
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NEW BOOKS AT
DORTERS' ROCK TORE

L Cythara-Ala large quantity just received by E1-
press, which we shall be able to supply to Singing
Schools and Teachers on short notice.
DRED-A Tale Of the Dismal swamp; By Mrs. Stove.
author Of Uncle Toms Cabin
q. W. UKTI5' W0RKS-Lotus Eating, HoSadii in
Syria Potiphar Papers and Nile Notes.
ALSO-Lives OF Atrocious Juages Last 81 the Hug
gern.uggers. Kahbaitogo, Life OF Audubon the Nztsr-
jansI WV PORTER L SON.
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Nsh Establishments.
PLOUGH. LOON AND ANVIL;

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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A FOR ABEL, Justice Of the Peace,
n and Attorney at Law. Office over Smiths and
lcCOmbs' Store Warren. Ohio jansf
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OUR Army AND NAVY

We observe that bill has been introduced into
Congress and is likely to pass, increasing the pay
Of our army officers The present pay is said to
be totally inadequate to the services rendered;
that there are officers who cannot, BY the exercise
Of the most rigid economy, live upon their pay,
which is particularly the case with subaltern Off
GERS whenever withdrawn from posts on our dis
tAnt frontiers. We see it stated that over eighty
have resigned in the past year. This must serious
y affect the efficiency of our little army.
The same may be said with equal, if not greater,
pTOprietY Of the officers of the Navy. Almost
constantly imperled BY the dangers of the sea and
the vcissitudes of climate in guarding over coasts
and protecting our commerce-required to appear
as the representatives Of our government in all
their intercourse with foreign countries, they are
50 shameiuly supplied with salaries as to render it
difficult fOT any but those who have private for
tunes of their own to draw upon to remain in the
service. TIE result is that all those who have the
capacity to do better are resigniDg, and none feel
permanent in their position but such as sre not
qualified to do honor to any calling
Our foreign ministers, members of Congress and
sll civil employees, have had their salaries largely
increased to meet the increase in the cost of living
while that Of the officers of the Army and NAVY
remains as established nearly half a century ago
The country does not require this The people
desire to pay their officers well. Unfortunately
those that deserve least are paid best and those that
deserve most are paid least. We trust the pre-.
sent Congress will do something for these great
arms Of our national strength and defence
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HOME CERTIFICATE.

Tape frequently nfest the intestnss They Of
Of size andlengh causing great pain and
derness in the stomach The general health becomes
ranged the system embedded and the symptoms
tnuay aggavang until reiefor death terminates the suf
ferng B. a. Fahnesock's vermiuge IS the best remedy
in The case.
PrTTsBURs, January 3Ist, 1855.
MEssRs. B. A. FAHNEsrOcK & Co.:
GENTLEfEN For the last fourteen years have used your
celebrated Fermugs my family and always had the de-
sired effect In brought away from my little
daughter six years old tape worms, each eight feet in
length From my other children caused the discharge
large quantities Of from fourteen inches in
length took bottles myself and discharged an
cradle quantity small worms and restored health.
JOHN HUGHES,
High Street, Third Ward, Pittsburg.
II Sold wholesale and retail By all the principal Drug
gsts and country merchants throughoutthe United States
ian7-'57-WIm.
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Mary G. Bigg W. Franklin and others.-Opin-
ion BY Judge Caruthers, affirming decree Of Chan
celor.
3 7TH CIRCUIT LAW
George ". Brown vs.. w. B. Ross.-Opirion by
Judge Mckinney, Affirming Judgment below.
18th EQUITY
: Jacob Beverly, ct ais vs.. N. Koonce, ct ais
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree and
dismissing bill.
E. K. s COlysr vs.. L. L. Mstthews-Opiniou
fby Judge Harris, aft ming decree of Chancellor.
6TH CIRCUIT Law.
Robert N. Mires, vs.. Etns Insurance Company
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing Judgment
and remanding cause
18th CIRCUIT EQUITY.
, q. '. S. Alspa0gh vs.. L. L. Matthew'S pin.
lion by Judge Harris reversing decree of ChanceI-
slor and decreeiDg for complainant etc.
5TH CIRCUIr Law.
Daniel F. Carter vs.. T. J. Peck.-Opinion BY
Judge Harris, affirming judgment below.
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DR.. RUFUS Il. JOHNSON
OCULIST AND AURIST,

OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
WILL visit Nashville and be found al the City Hotel,
w Monday the 10Th inst, O. remain few days, and give
aJ-su % all Of the Eve and Ear-OpetiOns-ths
adaptation Of ARTIFICIAL EYES &c, His Ear Lamp,
instrument for detecting the Of diseases Of
Ear 1y throwing stream Of pure light far into the Ear
Drum Tympauum Membrane, enables him 70 deter
kGd OF existing and treat IL successfully.
His Artificial from The celebrated Mandatory Of
Brss7uueau of Paris, which took The prize Medal al he
Worlds Exhibition. London.
Dr. Johnson brings testimonials and letters OF references
Ply sciaus and Citizens Of Memphis which ae desires
all 90 peTIse. Idec2e-u
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James Glover,
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,


no. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville, Tenn.
nRDEES accompanied with the cash, with specific
- srruc.ious what to buy and how TO forward promptly
attended Co.
If YOU want suit Of Cloths plain fancy, costly
cheap enclose measure and the kind 10 GLOVER and
10 will be forwarded as soon as it can BE- blamed.
Ifyou want nice Dress, shawl, Bonnet, for your bet
te--ua your 'Sweet-hCar send your order, with the
d9uias enclosed Clown, and It will be sent immedi
II Won warta Hat pair Boots Shawl, Finger Ring
Watch Walk Cane. Gun PISTOL send the ten 10 GLOyER
arG he will prOcureII for yOu cheap.
Ifyuu want Carriage Servant to drive It, Barnuche,
Buggy Rockaway. Carrys Wagon set Of Harness,
an order &C panied with the dough, GLOVER
viii 5c promptly attended TO-
IA Won garts Bureau Bedstsad, Sofa Socabe, Wash.
stand Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, ACCORDION, Music,
just the neeuu 10 GLOVER and he will purhase for
y0u quick.
It yu want Books ofany kind, ChnEWare, Silver Ware,
HarI Ware Tin Ware Stoves enclose the "1thsr''
GLOVER and the desired article will be sent according 70 in
siruCti0ns.
n Won want Cakes for Wedding Parties, Fruits, Oysters,
Tobacco, order losing the @dus sent TO
GLOVER will be % "feIch them"
10 short, you by enclosing the money, with plain,
sensible what want, anything that
Particular ui0u paid 20 orders from Farmers and Ne
charcs and peculiar attention orders from Ladies aud
Gentlemen professional and uuprDes Ona and very special
attention o. orders from Merchants and other Dealers.
Commission al orders Of 500 five per ceni 500
two aud hal per cent
Having teeu long and intimately acquainted With all the
business transactions Of the city, the subscriber hopes BY
puucua attention business entrusted % him.
Ial6-5ti&w B.e.r JAMES GLOVER.
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without any threat or bravado, I say that, when
ever that time comes, we in that portion Of the
Union which is in o minority shall be prepared to
assert our rights, and vindicate them at all hazards,
and To the last nvfrnmitv.
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New Years Gifts.
SPLENDID INVFSTMENTS.

WE propose give purchasers large portion OF the
w value Of the following desirable property.
lst. desirable lot for the Of lar Store House
fronting 40 ieel on Market street. opposite o. F-ereh-s
AID Lot Of the same description, fronting o. feet on
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81. Three magnificent Residence Lots from tine 100 feet
each on Broad street. West Nashville.
4h. West Nashville extended, % acres Of beau land
sUodvided into half acre lots having long front on tls
middle Franklin Pike, only few bundled Yards from he
beautiful residence Of ". \. BOO Esq. The oua
o. the very best Investments ever offered I'm this market
We prefer selling the track IN body.
Ao, by acres OF land, about miles city, on
the Broad street Pike The saugufue Judges OF Real
Es9te cannot keep pace with the advance value 0f West
Nashville property.
We also offer two beautiful Lots the corner Of GAY and
PARK streets in Watkins Premium Addition Nashville
5th Edgehsld is ever onward We Udar mag
nlacent Residence lot Of % fronting on the
Galaun Pike opposite the handsome residence no Eg Gov
Neil S. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots, fronting So rrsl
saCh the GaaJn Pike, Woodland. Russell and Father
land streets, iH HOust0u's, BlOUd BrIcs and other
additions Edgshed. Also, number OF Premium lots In
Brownsville about miles from the city. have 4aTd
about $4,000 Real Estate the month Those wishing
bargains will Ind 10 their interest give - cal before
supply Is exhausted Nashville BE- growing .tr Than
ever, and Real Estate and viii continue % enhance
rapidly IN value. il. & n. Is. BROWN.
lAHf-lm a. Cherry street.
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New Books.
HUMOCRS OF FALCONBRIUGE
COLLECTION OF
AND EVERY DAY SCENES,

JONATHAN KELLEY,
EI5EK known othe reading public by The sEuat Tres
Beautifully illustrated from Original Urs gus by srrpHEvE
complete in one large Duodecm0 volume Of 500 pges.
Price 81 25 in cloth or 81 30 paper.
This book beautifully lIslrat- abouus r humorous
scenes anecdotes, and true sterling Wit and win ri an
agreeable relaxation 10 The mind Of the Perus OF solid
tOmes."-Dsl. CO. Republican.
'Humors Of Falcon6rdge is calculated 90 make al porsous
laugh and grow fat.'i-BaIt adBoclts.
They are Of the most varied lively ard agreeable caaras
"THE BANISHED son, and other Stores THE Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK. urp.-
tfaed "Flekgtek Papers" Nicholas Ntckls1y. David
CoPperaed" Vow ready in vols, each %
eeiseq snaior sale By HAGAN IS CO.,
MARRYING TOO LATE. PA Tale By George wood
NOTES on THR GOsPELs-By Rev. Chas. II. HaI-s
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MiLLEDULCIA; 30 Thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes and Queries lvOI I2mo-
COMMODORE PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEUTTION-Nar-
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ne command Of Commodore d. C. Perry, O.. $ ~. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of C1mmod8rs
Ferry a. his request and under his supervision BY Francis
grgyings aud Charts. For sale BY HAGAN q BRO,
deez Harket street.
Cooley FOR JANUARY-
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" thirty beautiful Illustrations an over hundred con-
toulons altogether the most attractive number pub
hshed Fnce single copy . cents So year, free %
postage, and no lost NUMBER Subscp tuu received and
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y dec2f F. HAGAN& CO.
HARPER'S NEW PAPER.
JARPERS WEEKLY, Journal OF Civilization. frst
number 500 copies just received Subscription received
and single copies sold BY
lan6 HAGAy& Bro. Agents.
THE NEW-YOBK LEDtsER
WEEKLY Newspaper. Suhrcr Dtion received and sin
"A gle numbers Iold BY HAGANz BRO. Agents.
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MAGNIFICENT FARM FOR s.LF-

M are now Offering for sale, liberal terms one
~ OF me most superior Farms n The Sars
tanning 600 acresr about 90 finely tmJersd being part 1.-THE
Tract on which Gen Luciua j. P5Ik resides r Mal rganv
iIonIngOu the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia 20
Mount Pheasant, and or miles from the former place. We
viii sell par. the whole purchasers desire one Jys-
ION o. about $40 acres having Of the finest Springs
me county, and aIling Stock water both We
nave compared the Lands IN Middle Tennessee with OF
~ other States and have hesitation il say ng
above rac and the Lands In the Immediate vicinity
most beautiful We have The soil forest Wih
neighbothOod, &c, unsurpassed Ih0s wishing prem
Jun Farm that will COutinus enhance rlBIiIy value
and possessing soil that viii never wasH-aT
should by all examine the above Farm before pgr-
chasing. Gail on Cen Polk on The prem ses, 0rf1
J. T. q r. W. BROWN.
declO-lmdirW&W 4f4 Cherry street
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7 WILL not be responsible for debts made under my
4 name Nashville, Jan. %, 1851.
ian n J r. WAGNER.
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