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Narietp.
JONATHAN SLOW-OR, FAITH, HOPE
AND CHARITY.
RT LEwIs DELA.

An angler great was Jonathan Slow;
There was not a stream he did not know,
Nor the slightest nook where a fish could 60
In a shady spot to hide.
He had such a knack of hooking a worm,
The fish that saw its eloquent squirm,
Had a chance to live for a definite term
But thrice the chance to be fried.
Good luck had made of Jonathan Slow
A man of faith; to fish he would go.
If the wind blew high, or the wind blew low
No matter for rain or shine;
He would HE away to The brook,
And under q tree in som shady nook,
With a smiling face and a sanity look
Would trust to his hook and line.
Twas a sultry day, and the skies did lower;
First a CLEAN Of sun then a soaking shower;
Aud Jonathan fshed for hour after hour,
Not caring for heat or rain.
The water poured from his reeking clothes,
Mosquitoes had bitten his eyes and nose,
And this was all, for excepting those
He waited for bites in vain.
/ always had faith, said Jonathan Slow.
And l still have hope, for the piOus know
That both together the pair must go,
To make US exactly right.
7 am thankful, then, that those gifts are mine
/ will teach Others the truths divine;
"Precept upon precept, line upon line"
All! bless me- there's such a bite
Twas a bite indeed, for q trout near by
Had looked on the worm with a wistful eye,
Not dreaming that it was a "gilded lie,"
On account of the hook within
And hearing then the man with the pole
Thus quoting Scripture, he thought, poor soul,
He'd take the prOfer'd WORE in his jowl,
And a sayory morsel win.
Ee bit, and To- the hook in his gill,
But showed that fishes, like mortals, will
Find oft in a sugar coated pill"
With 0 text of Scripture given,
A dose they had no desire to take;
A point they did not intend to make,
A line they struggle in vain to break;
a heart by error riyen.
But enough for US that the fish was caught,
For Jonathan started as quick as thought,
And on to the bank q trout he brought
That weighed six pounds or more,
And thinking now, as twas almost night,
He would not wait for another bite,
He started home as well he might,
The trout with pride he bore.
He said to himself, I'm soaked with rain,
But Faith and Hope did my heart sustain
Blessed as I was, by these sisters twain,
This noble prize 1 see;
There's a widow lives on my homeward way,
She shall have the fish without price or pay,
And / shall have praeticed then, to-day,
Faith, Hope and Charity.
MORAL.
We are anglers all, on the shores of fate,
And though oftentimes we may lose our bait,
We must try it again, and calmly wait,
Nor be frightened off by showers.
We may get our fish by the morning light;
We,may toll in vain till the shades of night;
We may oft get bt-then may get a bite
And the best of luck he ours.
There ere many streams where fish are caught,
The streams of trade, and the streams of thought,
Wherever the mind or head has wrought,
Meath the light and smiles of heaven.
Let Us not forget, as our lines We throw,
The Faith and Hope of Jonathan Slow,
And may part of our treasures here below.
To the widowed ones be given.
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NHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY

CHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY
OBOOT y SHOE ESTABLISH- E
lent, No. 90, Main Street.
J. Mcconnell & Co., No. 90 Main
street, Warren, Ohio, have the pleas ~ A~
ure of announcing to the citizens OF
Trunbuil county and the public in
general. that they are receiving and manufacturing the
largest, cheapest and best assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES ever brought to the Western market, which
they now offer Tor sale, at wholesale or retail, at prices
that cannot fail to suit purchasers, on the cash and
ready-pay system. Their stock consists Of
G-ENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Mems Coarse Boots; Mems Calf Peg'd Imitation BIS
" hungarian do; " French Calfsew'd, steels'ks:
" Kip do; Brogans;
" Calf Pegs do; " Kip and Calf DrOg2lsi
Boys Boots and Brogans, all kinds.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Jenny Lind Boots, Buskins and Ties; Ladies'
Patent Leather Buskins and Ties, and Morocco Bootsi
Misses Sewed and Pegged Caters and Shoes, of all
kinds; Childreuis Shoes, &c.
SH0EMAKER'S FINDING & T0OLS-ALLK IND
Morocco. Calf Skin and Upper Leather, and every
thing usually Kept in our line, which will be sold for
CASH, lower than can be found elsewhere in the county.
April Il, 1853. J. & co.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for sale

' OR EXCHANGE. The subscriber, being freed
by failing health to change his business, offers for cash
or approved credit. or in exchange for farming lands
in this vicinity or at the west, the following property:
One comfortable dwelling. with 3 acres OF land, on
which is an orchard Of GO fruit trees, barn, good we'll
CT water, large chicken park, dc. Also my shop.
known as the Novelty Works, with one six-horse pow
er steam engine. planning mill, buzz saws, turning
lathe, &c. All this property is pleasantly situated on
the west side of the MahOning river in this place.
For further particulars address the subscriber on the
premises.
Warren, Dec II. ,5G-tf
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PRIcE-HaIf Package. 81 25. Full Package, 50 50.
A Half Package is sufficient in a light case, and a full
Package in a most severe case, when taken according
to directions. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Y. A.
SMITH L CO., Warren, o., and Druggists generally
through the States. Liberal discount to trade
o. - ul-c
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HATS, HATS, HATS.-The neatest,
IL the h~andsomest, the most fashionable and the
most durable castor and white Beaver hats to be found
in town, are at J. L. WEEKS
Call and See them.
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FRESH MEAT.

LNRESH MEAI.
The subscriber would inform the pablo that he
has again commenced butchering, and that he expects
to keep on hand fresh meat of all kinds, Of the best that
can be had in this market, and at as reasonable terms
as can be afforded, for ready pay. Old and new Gus
toners are invited to call at his stand on franklin Al
ley, near Main st. Open every morning eS ePt Sun
day and Monday.
April Is, I657-tf r. CARIHER.
T OOK HERE, YE WESTERN EN-
IL IGRANTS! Before you leave, get one Of those
valuable GUIDE Books 0WA
Or Minnesota, or one of those splendid Maps Of Kan
sas, Iowa Minnesota, Illinois, or the Western States,
as they will save yog more than double the purchase
money.
rall and see thsn-ao charge for shocking.
Rar II PORTER az SON. Main ST.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP.

NV MAOIIINL OIIOI.
~ The subscriber has established = Machine Shop
on the Turnpike, in front of the old Cemetery. He has
procured Lathes OF the latest approved styles, and an
excellent Planning Machine. and is prepared to build
Machinery Of all descriptions, on short notice.
REPAIRING, in all its branches, done with prompt
ness and dispatch Iron and Cast Steel Saw Harbors
made to order. A share OfePaispnage is respectfully
solicited l. D. R0RERr6-
Warren Nav Of I2SS-v
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|1000 lbs. BARBOUR'S Speculative
lOOO Shoe Tread 2 cord Thread and Silk in
quantities. PATCH 81 0PDYCKES-
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nTSSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

H The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
W. s. B. Cranage, is dissolved by mutual consent
either partner. WIN. CRANAGE,
Warren, Feb. 1e, 1857 BENZ. CRANAGE-
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CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies Gad Gentlemen read and profit!
F 1T BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

TIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP
4 ply yolrself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point Of neatness, comfort and dura-
bility, have never been surpassed, and probably never
equalled by any former arrival in the gOOdly town Of
Warren, you will find that articles of this identical de-
scription are TO be had at the shop Of the undersigned,
No 3, Market street, where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles Of Caters and
other Ladies wear. with which our lady customers con
not but he pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
Iy provided for, and the very choicest goods Of the mar
ket selected for them Determined to have none but a
superior Article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can be supplied with either the
fine French, the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
stantisl stoga-
\. D. Work made to order and warranted to 1T
Call NJ No. 3, Market ST, first door east Of Smith &
NcCombs. Imay Z 1861 D. ii. WARREN.
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Commission Stlertbants.

John B. BOGERT, Importer and
e. Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware and
Cutlery, No. 90 Pearl Street, aud No. Sc Stone Street,
New York. Feb 2l-3mt
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qbnsitians.

I DAVIS, M. D., Physician & Sur
- = geon. Office at his residences ION Market street,
four doors east of the Bank. Feb p
NJ j. RICE, NJ. D., Physician and
~ Surgeon. BIaeeville Center, TrumbuH Co o.
feb4-yF
WIN. NJ. EAMES, NJ. D., Physician,
w Surgeon and Dentist, Orwell, Ash. Co %.
DR. R. S. STERRETT, Surgeon Den
~ list. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, from one to
an entire set. Particular attention paid to first denti-
lion. All operations carefully performed and warran.
ted. Office at Seth Hayes, Burg Hill, Trumbull Co.,
ohlo. febe7-6m
L w. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
~. pathic Physician Office in sutliG's Brick Block,
near inc American Hotel, Warren, o. apr ly
John B. g. JULIAN HARMON,
~ Physicians and Surgeons, Office North side of the
Public Square, Warren, o. oct 20 ?
DR. NJ. NJ. MOORE, Johnston, Trum-
- pull County Ohio. jan9y
DR. A. MOORE, has resumed the
~ Practice of Medicine in Vienna, where he will
remain permanently Jan3Otf
DR. w. NJ. HORTON, Physician
II and Surgeon. Centre of Fowler, Trumb1n Co.. O.
March IL, lSj6-tf.
9tturrtgs.
U. H.. HUTCHINS,
(SHeeessOr 10 }. s q. n. HaieAiHs, aud HHfeLias'ss
& COr)
ATTORNEY AT LAW. will give especial ate ton to the
Collection Of Claims, both Home and Forei IN. and will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to him. OF
fee with Messrs. Curtis & Smith, in the old Clerks
Office. North side of the Public Square, Warren, Chic.
May %, Sc.
WILLIAM J. BRIGHT,
4 ttorney at Law, and General Land
"a Agent. New Lisbon, Juneau County, Wisconsin
apr -, ls51.-3m.
GEO. ?. HARDING. PurLo E. REED.
HARDING & REED, Attorneys at
IL Law. Monmouth, Warren county, Ill. Prac-
tce in Henderson, Mercer, Knox, MeDonough and Full
ton counties. april
B. F. cURTIss, c. W. SMITH.
CURTISS & SMITH,
4 ttorneys and Counsellors at Law
"a Office in the old Clerks Office, north side of the
fuohc Square. Warren, Ohio. mares
TOHN NJ. STULL, Attorney at Law,
- Real Estate Agent, and General Collector in the
northern counties Of Ohio, will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to him. Office, East of the Court
House, near Chapman's Hotel, in the Office lately o.
eupied by Hon. D. F. Hoffman. Feb sc
A FOR ABEL, Justice of the Peace,
~ and Attorney at Law. Office over Smiths and
McCombs Store, Warren, Ohio. janet
JOHN HUTcHINs. I'D. cox, R.. W. RGrr1rF.
HUTCHINS, COX & RATLIFF,
Successors 10 HHtehiHs & Cor, and HeFnGa & RatlT)
ATT n s.
Office on Liberty Street, directly opposite the East side
of the Court House,
r
7 L. & A. o. FULLER, Attorneys at
l.. Law, Office over Smiths & McCombs Store, Cor
ner Block, Warren.O Jan LIST 1854, ly
7 F. ASPER, Attorney at Law, and
= . Solicitor in Chaneery, Warren, Trumball Co.. o.
gjOtds.
JOHNSON HOUSE, John R. Surburg,
- Proprietor, Cleveland, Ohio.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHAPMAN
~ Proprietor. East side of the Public Square,
Warren, Ohio.
EAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. It. HULL,
II Market street, Warren, o.. Fifth door east of the
Bank. MARI
Wlanafatturrrs.
W. II. HULL IsHELDEN MEDBCRY.
FRANKLIN FOUNDRY.
w H. HULL 81 CO., Manufacturers
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S. PADDOCK, Dealer in HATS,
Il . CAPS, RURS, BUFFALO ROBES, CARPET
BAGS, UMBRELLAS, &C., % Superior Street, Cleve-
and, Ohio.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
~ DIR. SAM'L STRONG'S
Y

For FEVER AND AGvE, Intermittent and Remittent Fe
VeTs, and all the various forms OF Bilious Diseases!
THIS REMEDY is purely Vegetable. So prompt and
decisive is its influence over these Fevers that it sell
dom requires more than from twelve to forty-eight
hours to arrest the most alarming case, provided the
Medicine is taken during the inIermission or remission
of Fever, as directed.
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NEEDHAM'S Patent Breast Pumps,
For sale by E. A. SMITH & Co.
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AN ORDINANCE

For the prevention of interments of the
dead within the Corporate limits of
the Incorporate village of Ashland.
Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporate village of Ashland.
LIST. That the present. burial ground
within the Corporate limits of said H.
corporate village shall not be used hence
forth, for the %intennebt of the dead,
and all persons are prohibited hereafter
from using the same for that purpos,.
I'd. All inttrnerts of tie dead y tt
in the Corporate limits of said vi age
are prohibited, aud any body Inferred
contrary to this prohibition shall be
taken up aud buried without the limits
OF the Corporation at the exrense Of the
lerson or per. oas, causing sa d utter ncT I
to be made, which shall be collected by
civil action, at the suit of said Corpor.
alton.
Sd. Any person or persons violating
the provisions of this ordinance shall OF
conviction thereof be fued in any sun
not exceeding ten dollars, to be recover
ed by prosecution before the Mayor o
said village in the manner prescribed by
law for offences, punished by fpe only
or wi b n the jurisdic ion of Jus ices /,
the Peace.
This ordinance shall take effect frou
aud after the passage thereof.
Attest: WIN. OSBORN, Mayor.
VIM RALsToN, Recorder.
Passed July 2Sth, 1857. 3wS
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THE OLD <LANnERER OF GEN.
K

Our piors old friend, low, Jr.. in
the last Times, quotes from Gen. JACK.
SONS Messages endorsing the State Bank
Opposite system, with a view of making
a point aga nst the f~oancial policJsor
that iliustrious man.
The State Banks, it is well known,
we're selected by Gen. JACKSON, at ter The
withdrawal of the deposits from the
United States Bank, as "an egperi-
n,ent" Up to the date of bis last 40
uual message. [Dec.: 1861 they had
answered the imposes of their selection.
Iu May. 1887, however, they suspend
ed, with their vaults full of Government
,uouey-apd Gen. JACKSON, although
theu in private life, was among THE
FIRST to denounce their per6dy, aud II
recommend the divorce, which was af
forwards obtaiued, of the Government
from ALL BInks.
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HOGS HOUTING.

To prevent hogs from roofing. cut
across he nose, st above the gristle
OF the scout, BE- which you sever the
nasal tendon. Then slit the gristle Of
The nose u and down the face. and the
work is dome. Far the long-nosed. flap
cared breed, cut off eighteen inches
above the snout.-E1change.
EE When we were engaged, some
years since, in raising premium crops
aud premium stock, upon a farm in the
wilderness region Of Northt Western
| Ohio, We were the proprietor of a rac'
Of hogs that couldn't be pbased" BY
either of the remedies suggesto1 above
/" Eighteen inches above the suout'
might possibly reach halt way to til
molar teeth-possibly not. Root hoi
or de-" was their motto, and the
w0uLdn't die. A pair of the beast
yoked, aud turned iuto a meadow tina
you wanted to &c break up" made a cap
tai plough team. They plowed deep
-obv atiug the necessity of a sub so
pillow. A fence that would turn ii
most powerful aud agile hound, woul
iuterpose no obstacle to them. The
were great "levelers"-bringing tt
poor man with a poorly-feuced farm, u
a. on a position of equality with the ric
man with his high feueed fields. "
were anxious that Col. steel MAN an
some other f friends who done us the h
e nor to call and examine our stock b
8 fore purchasing elsewhere" should S
leet a c .uple of these ANNALS, aud tai
them over to the Worlds Fair in Lo
: don; but on a close examination, th'
prnnoupced some of our very best sto'
{" bores." aud thus our fancy project v
defeated.
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dbe AsblaaS Nnion.
ASHLAND:
Wednesday, Jul, 90, 1857.
THE REPUBLICAN PRESS AND
THE DEEALCA IION.

- OEE AON
We had determined to make a reply
to some of the statements put forth BY
certain Republican journals, including
the Ashland Times, upon the subject of
the late Ohio State Treasury defalca-
ton; but a more careful inspection of
those articles, abound.pg in misstate-
N .nts which we have before corrected
by appeals to the official testimony Of
both Re ublicans and Democrats, | AIS
MS tn conclude that there is not much to
animadvert upon.
Mere charges of condensed form s
of Ea~lschood," RECKLESS disregard o:
truth" SC, &c., unsupported by evil
denee. amount to nothing, aud do no.
call for reply.
However hard may be our thoughts
If any of the acts or principles of the
Republican party, we hope we may te
pardoned if we ever indulge in these Of
,~ensive personalities 1t is urjustifable
in any one to charge. personally, upon
another, faLsehood, without, at least,
some effort at PRoFF. We know that
the gentleman who renned the editorials
for the Times. will, on second thought,
concur with us in this opinion. His best
ard most effective writings are those
which are free from this faint. Blu,
enough Of this.
The Times charges us with advoca'
ting, "not the nomination., but the elec,
tion of B~REsLIN, in the fall of 1855"
Nay, we'll. How could we do othrrwisei
His opponent was Mr.. GIBSON, who wal
put in nomination by the party tat had
always sustained the policy for pursuii
which we condemned Mr. BREsLIN.
We have only to repeat, then, wbst
we before stated, that Mr. BREsLrN wa
denounced by Messrs MORGAN, TREvII-
aud other Democrats, because he wal
conforming to Republican pre ced ats
established by WHITEHILL aid BLISS, a,
sanctioned by Mr.. CHASE aud the r
publican party-the practice of eutrust
lug the public funds with Banks ant
Bankers. So you discover, MI Times
that if you denoupce this system o
Bank deposits, by BHEsLIN, you iiH;c
three Wounds upon each of your forme
Treasures, upon your present Treas
urer, upon Gov. CHASE. (~ho Iecen
moulded, BY ETTEE tae very deposite il
he City Bank of Cincinnati, objected t
by MORGAN and others,) and upon al
the Republican leaders i'll Ohio. Mon
GAN. MrDLL. TREvITr, MCCooK, PUGH
and nearly he whole of the Democrat.
of Ohio, denounced these Bank alliances
when made 10y WHrrEHILL, by Bliss, b.
BREsLIN, by GIBSON and STONE. (Go,
CnAsE's ~appointee Did you, MI
Times, even d~erource these abuses
Has uny Republican editor in Obi
done it? Did any Republican legisla
tor vote for Nj ArKINsoN's bill, wmc
made those practices a penal cffepce
Was ever a Republican Conventio
known to make issue wi: Ii this characte
If malfeasance?
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Cuyahoga CoHnty
Coalmon Pleas.

Luther Gran q oo' In Cuyahogs Coanty
All Palmer. Ell al. Coanmon Pleas.
Wy virtue of a Plu Vendi Exponas, duly is
d sued from the Court of Common Pleas. of
Clyahoga county, and to me directed. ! will
sell at public auction, at the mill of Mr.. Par
maley, in tho township of Sullivan, in Ash
land county, on
Monday, the 20tA day Of august,
A. ID. 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, the
following described goods and chattles, to-
wit the one undivided third part OF one shin
gle machine. Also, on the same day, between
the hours aforesaid, at the door of the Court
House in Ashland county, the following de
scribed Real Estate. to-wit situate in Sulli
van township. Ashland county, Ohio, being
the one undivided fifth part of forty acres
of land. more or less. of the north part of lot
number fol ty-six, (4e) in Sullivan township,
Ashland county. Also, fifty acres more OF
less, of the east part of lot number twenty nine,
(29) in Sullivan township, Ashland county, all
of which was taken as the property of A. II
Palmer. Def't, at the suit of Luther, Grail d
Co. Plfs.
Appraised as follows the one undivided
fifth part of lot number forty-six. at S24O, and
fifty acres of the East part of lot number TWEEN
ty-nine, at $500. Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
July %. 1857. n7ts pfS6 so.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD

!ks @NaEE -
le57.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Ie57.
an and after May 25th, 1857, Passenger
" trains will run as follows
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
800 A. N. Mail Train stops at all Way Stations
WIcklife, Perry, Unionville and
Saybrook, and arrive Mt Erie IL SIS
AN; Dunkirk 40 p. NJ; Buffalo
40 p. NJ.
300 P. NJ. Cincinnati Express Train stops at
gainesville, Ashtabulu, and Girard
only. and arrives at Erie 6 Is p. NJ.
Dunkirk so P. NJ; Buffalo 9.45 +.
II
400 P. ". Accommodation Train for Conneau.
and Way Station.
500 p. NJ. Telegraph Express Train stops at
gainesville and kingsville only
1- and arrives 1T Erie at $40 P. NJ
Dunkirk 1905 P. M: Buffalo ii Al
p. u.
$50 P. M. Night Express Train stops al
r gainesville, Ashtabula. Comneaut
and Girard only, and arrives at Fri,
O5 A. M; Dunkirk BIS a. NJ
Buff,lo sos a. VI. So.
LEAVE LRIE.
~ 10 A. M. Chicago Express Train stops at Cir
ard. Springfield, Kingsville, Ashta-
bula, Geneva and PainSville only
and arrives at Cleveland 30 A. NJ
? 90 A. N. Night Express Train stops at Cir
ard. ConIicaut, Ashtabula, Madi~, n
and gainesville only. aud arrives
at Cleveland 600 4. NJ.
6 As A. NJ. Accommodation Trsin from Con-
neaut stops at all Way Stations. and
arrives at Cleve and at 8 so A. h.
l0.40 AN. Mail Train stops at al Way Sta.
tons except SaybrUok. Unionvillr,
Perry. Mentor and Wickliffe, an
arrives at Cleveland at gu P. NJ.
l Sc P. NJ. Exl ress Train stops ut Girard Cor
n,aut, AshtaLu'a and PAN syille
only, and arrives at Cleveland so
p. NJ
All of the through trims going Westward
connect at Cleveland with trains for Toledo
Chicago. Columbus, Cincinnati. &c, DE.
And all the through trains going Eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains of the
N. Y. d E. Railroad and at Buffalo with those
ofthe New-York Central and Buffalo and New.
York City Raj roads.
H. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June, 1851. n7tf
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THE IN D UMTOH
MISCELLANEOUS
S SALE.

billiard, Hays d Co., Tn Crawford County
VS.. Pr
DURSUANT to the of q Vendi
i Exponas, duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas, Of Crawford County, and to
me directed, l will sell at the house of Henry
Brown, in the town of Loudonville, Ashland
county, on tffti ftTh .FEnt4k
Friday the I4th day Of august,
A. D. 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. M, and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day. the
following described goods and chattles, to-wit
Two grey horses. two Cry mares, one buggy
two two horse Wagons, one yoke of work OK
en-, three head Of young cattle two years old
four sets of harness and one gold watch ant
on the same day between the hours aforesaid
on the Blackamore farm, near Loudonville
twenty acres of wheat, more or less. and TWEEN
ty acres of rye more or less. taken as til
property of the defendants, ut the suit of til
plaintiff in the above case. Terms of sale
Cashh.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
July %. 1857. nSts-pfS 90.