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Notions,

Notions.
There is 4 great variety of notions in
this world, and some people have more
than their share, which makes them
troublesome to their friends. Occasion.
ally a young lady gets a queer CROCHET
in her head, but not often, while old bach.
slors are said TO be the most notional peo-
pie in the world. This last is not true,
for the man who has more notious than
any ether man in Trumbell County, is
married. That man is ]. J. Stewart, and
he has a whole column of notions adver.
tised in this paper, and a large store full
of them on Market Street.
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~ L1uIbI NIlOO Z TVW III
l. rival Of good Syrup. (only a dollar per gallon)
hest quality n o. Molasses, sugar, Tea, Coffee. Rice,
Prunes. Spices. &c, &c, at NcLAINS.
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MY LAURA.-A beautiful song with
WI chorus, by Bradbury, at ADAMS.
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Justices, and Constables' Blanks,

WARRANTED, M0RTG AGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPGEAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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j. lib. DUNLAP,

J.. E. DUNLAP
WHOLESALE n RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES d LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 6 - Market Street.
4 RE now receiving q very extensive
"a assortment of goods in his line, direct from the
Eastern Cities, embracing in part the following goods:
10 Thds. Sugar. 10 bbls Coffee A do. 10 do b. 10
DO crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do graduated.
40 Sacks Rio Coffee 30 do Java. 10 do Noco. 80
do LaqIayra.
50 Chests Y. ii, Tea. 90 do Black.
IS Boxes Stearine Candles Is do TalloH do.
81 DO Starch.
l5 Bags Spice. 10 do Pepper.
, r.irces Rice edo PUnes. do Goldfish.
Trails Cloves.
20 Boxes 'SpoGlswOorl IS Tobacco. 90 do .Moores.'
90 do Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To
bacco. 10 do small. 50 do chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
5 Bbls Pulyerized Salerstus. 5 do Crude de.
. Sacks Pea Nuts.
20 Boxes u. L. Rasin.; 10 Y de-.
Citron. Corn Starch, Fsrina, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles, Sardincs.
10000 Eagle Principee Cigars. 90, 600 Washington
do. I1,0OO Light Guard DO, &c. DC
~ Bills. Butter Crackers. IS do 7 X. II do Sugar
10 do Sods- IA 10 Boston.
Cream Tartar. Camphor, Chewing Gum, Indigo, Al
monds. Brazil Nuts. English Walnu;s. &c, &c.
Is Baskets Champaign. 100 bbls Whisky. 10 do
Ginger Wine. COLO Gall. Kegs do. eJ-5 Gall. do.
; Bills Prime Old Port Wine. } do MADEIRA. 9 do ia
macia Rum. 10 do W. Z. do. lido Gin. li6 Calls.
Pure Gin.
Is BbIs. Molasses. II half do Refined Syrup. &c.
&C., sc.
Ny stock is full. ample. and complete. I most re-
specially solicit an eramin ,tion Of goods and prices
before purchasing. elsevkeEe Ill gsods parrGHtsS.
October q, le5s. ). D. DUNLAP.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.
~ In Trrnbull Con non rIs.E.
Daniel Gilbert. Admir-. m the
Estate Of G. W. Qrixley.
John Crozell.

JoAa CroNcll.
By virtue OF an alias order Of sale. issaed cut Of As
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbnn County. ohio.ts ne
directed and delivered. / have levied on, and shall
expose to Public Sale, as upon execution at lGv. NJ the
door Of the CouF: House in Warren. in said esentJ.
Oh SATURDAY. the lsth day OF DECEMBER A D.
1857. between the hours sf 10 O'Clock A. n. and Z
o'clock, ?. NJ, OF Gaid day, the following described
Real Estate. to wit: Situate il the Town Plat OF War.
ren, Township No. 4. in he tth Range. IN the ConRes-
ticu. Western Reserve. and which is aise known -
par. Of lot No. IS; in said town. and is bounded ~ fol
lows: Beginning 81 apqi1tls Res east of the rsrA
- est corner Of said lot in che iowa Plat OF Easrsa-
OF South Street where the same is Interested ey Lib
erty Street, theme. eaIt Oh SOUTH Street 50 feet 10 The
Brick Leather Store now occhpiei by Simxon HunE
thence south at Tigh. s3gles With SOrth street los feet
or to small lot No. IS, thence vest parallel with So1iA
Street 50 feet. thence forth parallel With tbe bslors
described line loo feet. o. to South Street. the Plsss 81
beginning. Also, the south half lot No. 9, in said
Town Plat OF Warren. beaadeds on the vsst by Liberty
Street, on the sonih BY South Street, on the sas: -
Brooks land. CIR lot So-24. and Oh the north ny he
north half Of szidIOS JheEr,tiescribed lot appraised
a: 5000, snd the second described lot at Si.s00.
- ASH. LYMAN, SksriE-
shsri1's oincs, YlErens Nov. II. ls5.-5r-4.ss.
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The Donation Party for the Benefit of the
Ladies' Benevolent Society.


This meeting came off at Empire Hal
on Friday evening. 1t was well attended,
agoodly number being present, and all
seemed TO be inclined 10 make tho even
ing pass pleasantly for themselves ans
others. The exercises were varied-the
Report Of the Society for the last veal
being read by Elder Norton, and a prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Brown. and addresses made
by the Chairmen, Hon. B. F. Hoffman,
and J. D. Cox, Esq.
The Report showed hat the Society
had done much good with small means
in the past, and this was a guarantee for
its future usefulness. The ladies have
labored faithfully 10 relieve suffering and
d~eslitution wherever they we're found,
and without any hope of .eward, save the
Consciousness of doing good. The ad-
dresses were both appropriate, and though
the words were fsw, They were we'll said.
The exercises were interpreted with
music, vocal and instrumental. The sing
ing was fine, that Of the ladies especially
80. The String Band, under the lead of
Mr. Grouse, gave universal satisfaction,
and will prove 4 valuable addition 10 the
entertainment, on similar occasions in fu-
ture. The music by Messrs. Grouse and
Graeter on the piano and violin needs 10
enconiums.
Ii is rumored that after we old folks
had retired, some of the younger and
gayer remained and closed the perform
ance of The evening by a short extempore
dance, which was an addition not on the
programme.
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NOTICE for order Of redemption Of

= - - UT = ~-"TF
Mary Z. Fergus5i,3 TIE uEdersisAe4 saSssTi6se
vs. intends and will make arriiea-
George Austin. St0n 20 the Cour. Of CoEnsn
Pless, at its merit session. &c lie held In and fer slia
County Of Trumbull and Sts;e OF Ohio, on the sseesa
Monday Of March, lS5S, for on order OF ~rsienn;ion 81
acertsin tract or lot Of land situate in the said eor rty
in Rang number three a. Town nunber four ~ 10
lot number twenty Gae ell suhdiy No s. Ma v.
pt- containing one acre. all OF which was sold on the
xenty sixth day Of December, 4. D. 1912. Cor della
quent t=xss by tAe Treasurer % the county Aforesaid.
for the Ium OF seventy six csnts and four Wills. the
taxes charged thereon ia the uSEe Of James PsrEE-
sons heIs g, TO George Austin; and further as.iss IL
hereby given. that I hare this iay deposiSsi With the
Clerk Of the said Court ofConmSn Pleas. sixty doIl.Sa.
being = sum equal TO the taxes. interest, penalty, pa%-
chase money and costs.
MAR z.
JoHS 2. Beaver, Attorney for Applicant
Warren. Nov. II. '57-5w.
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One Tprnin.

One Turnip.
VIM. Brinton. Esq, Of johnson, has
made us . large present in the shape of
9 Turnip weighing II pounds. If any
body . beat that. let them try;-we
lavs no objections, not the least.
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THE MORAL PHILOSOPHY OF
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
BY DIR. WILLIAM A. AECOTT.

THE necessity for intimate acquain-
Il lance, and rational, weil-founded friendship,
previous to marriage, and the moral, mental. and
physical qualifications which should be looked for IN 4
companion for life. and which are essential to domes-
tic happiness, are the main poiEts discussed in this
Volume- The author advocates the ~prOprie;y Of giving
young people OF both ssIes the fullest opportunity for
incoming yell known 10 each other. and deprec.tes the
habits OF Discrimination arising from = desire to appear
to advantage, which nov prevent such = desirable.
result. His views are just and iudieioas, and adapted
to do good. Suggestious arising from such extensive
experience and observation should give to this volume
the sanre value and popularity shat has been accorded
to the Physiology o. Marriage. Price IS cents. just
received at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
49, 0ctober = IsJT-
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The High School,

The High School.
We are Informed by Mr.. Marvin, that
the Examination of Glasses in the several
departments of our Public Union School,
will lake place during the following week.
In The Grammar and High School, the
examination will commence on Monday,
the 23d inst, and be continued during
Tuesday and Wednesday, Friday being
devoted TO Rhetoric exercises, inlerspersed
with vocal music.
On Tuesday evening there viii be an
exhibition of some of The finest expert
mems connected with the study OF Chem.
istry. The Teacher and Class will be in
readiness to receive company at the Hall
AT 81 O'Clock p. II.
Patrons and friends Are cordially in
vited 10 be present at any or oil of the
above exercises, in the mean time, moi
neglecting the revie,cs in our excellent
Primary and Secondary Schools, We'd
ncsday and Friday.
The Winter Term will commence
Monday, Dec. 7th, and continue IA weeks.
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NATIoSAL HOTEL, New York, Oct. eth, ~.
Messrs. SPKIsG & TURsER.-Yours OF the Cd inst. is
at hand. Will send you some Solvent next Monday.
unless 1 leave for Ohio this week-in which event 1
will call at your store and prepare you 4 fresh supply
am periecting an arrangement which materially as
sists in its pharmaceutical department. Opium is
worth So 0O-Morphine is high also.
With Respect, CHAS. II. HARMON
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Time.
"still on It ereeps.

"Still on It creeps,
Each little moment at another, heels,
Til hours, days, years and agesare made up
or such small parts 9, these, and men look back
Worn and bswiiderd. wondering how it is"
The remorseless old tyrant of The glass
and scythe, marches on in his rexisiless
course, unheeding youth. or sge, panics,
or bank suspensions, but still he varies
his pace with different Individuals
Shakespeare says he walks, ambles, trots
and galloPs. He goes slow with the lover
about TO be married, and fast with the
man whose name ia on q to-day note in
bank.
There are many ways OF measuring
time, hour glasses, frightening shadows,
noon marks, and by an appetite for din
ner. But if a mar wishes to know the
exact tins. always be at the depot when
the engine whistles, he should call at
King & Brothers,, and get a C~hronomeier
which tells the exac lime, in all cases.
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GOING WEST.

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleye
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
Warren with lacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, SC
3. Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by p. L. W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Oct. 96, 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt.
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. BOOK FOR SCHOOL, TEACH.
THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
livery BODY WILL WANT IT.

~ The Ladies'an Gentleman's Mirror of Fortune
or, the Analysis OF Life, designed for the amusement
and entertainment Of evening parties for the winter. il
is a large handsome book OF iJO pages, with gems from
the best authors, and in the book is a wheel, n5rcabie.
by which IS designated portions Of the work, and ques.
tions OF the most important character answered, in the
most appropriate manner. Price Sl.a5. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Warren, Oct. Cd, 81.
C.. r. HARMON, New York Dear Strive have sold
the entire stock Of Solvent, and wish you to make up
a lot and send by Express, as We have frequent calls
for it. Elise says sou must send as much as a gross.
as it sells like hot cakes. What is opium worth 7 ow!
Yours, &C.. SPRING & TURNER.
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$500 Bottles sent by Exnress

upon reception Of the price nv mail or otherwise
Address BONE COMPANF,
Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
CURBS cured without blistering, by Bone Solvent,
which is a positive specific for Young Ring Bone, Spa
win. Splent and C~allosity. The Phoenix Drug Store
has secured a fresh supply Of this remedy. as seen by
the following correspondence:
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THE STATE OF OHIO; Trumbull
Il County. In The Court Of Common Pleas.
-Hillers' German Bv1ngelic Lptheranl
- snd Reformed Church Of Newton,
Elisabeth Darire aud others, Heirs Of

EIiI.setll Danire aud others, Heirs OF
LEONARD Miller, deceased.
The plaintiffs, on the 9th day Of September, 1887.
nled in said court their petition for the purpose OF
correcting 3 mistake made in = Deed from Leonard
Miller in HIS life time to John LyoLs, David Longer
berger and Henry Remald, Trustees OF tie Millers'
German Lutheran and Reformed Church Of Newton.
and - their Successors in once, of which the present
PLAINTIFF are successors, conveying to them one acre
Of land in Newton township in said county on the y.
corner, made by the intersection Of the reads leading
10 Prices Mills and to Newton, through section four
teen in said township, being ter rods north ard south
in width, sixteen rods in length ssst and Eest. by which
mistake the said grantees are described as Trustees OF
the Lutheran and Presbyterian Dutch Church Of New
tun, and the said lands are expressed TO be granted to
them accordingly. and the said mistake is sought to
be corrected so as to grant the said land for The use Of
said Church ass Lutheran and Reformed Church
said defendant, Elizabeth Danins. must answer BY the
ninth Saturday after October lesh lSS7, or Judgment
will be taken by default.
sCTLIYF & FUTILE,
Oct. 81. 81. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Fine Watches

Just received by the subscriber, n large addition to
his stock oil Fine Watches; also entirely new styles of
Jewelry, such as Cameo, Painted and Coral sets
Breast Pins Diamond. Garnet. Corselian, Locket,
Solid Il carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings; Silver
spoons, Gc- Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sill
yer Ware, and a full stock OF Notions.
He has also made arrangements with a Manufac-
turing House in Switzerland, By which, he, as Agent
Tor the manufacturer, receives watches direct from Eu-
rope. By this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches, of all kinds, as Ion as they can be
bought in the United States. He has now on hand
every variety of Chronometer, Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock Of Britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods OF every description, and he
will receive new supplies, monthly. His intention
is to sell q large amount. and he will sell to dealers
at a lower rate than ever before.
The Jewelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, and will be sold.
He only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. l. YAUTROT.
Warren July Is 1917
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Flowers, &c,
and all Millinery articles usually kept in $ first rate
e~stablishment-al OF which will be sold at the loves;
cash prices.
pRESSMAKING
Done on the shortest notice, and in . style that canno!
fail to please.
London. Paris and New York Fashions received
monthly. The latest Fashions in Dress Patterns, con-
stantiy on hand.
0CNTRY MILLINERS
supplied with goods at Wholesale.
Place Of business in Millikin's New Block, Main St.
Warren, Ohio. nov 44E.
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of

QCENCE.-A collection OF speeches and address
es. forensic and parliamentary, by the most eminent
orators of America. This work is published by SUB
%scrirtion, ard can only be had in that way is gotten
up by the Appleton's. those enterprising New YORK
Publishers. and is we'll worthy their world wide repu-
tation, it will contain elegant steel portraits OF many
Of the mos: prominent men of the Continental Con
gTess, as well as those Of later period. and should be
in the hands of every young man in the country
Sample copies can be seen at
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tREATDISCOvERY OF CARBON

NREAT DISCOVERY OF CARBON
NJ OIL. found 260 feet below the sur ace OF the
Earth, in a we'll, situated in the Allegf--, Mountains.
The Carbon Oil will burn In Fl; 4ps, the Wicks
being kept closely trimmed, and will burn in Cam
phene Lamps equal to Camphene. with very little alter
alton in the lamp. II will hurn twice as long as Csm-
ph-ne, and twice AMI q half as long as nuid. 1t is
clean and tafe to hurn as Lard Oil. The Carbon oil
IL entirely clean aud pure when it comes out Of the
earth, and is perfectly safe to burn. The rarbou OIL
will be found at i. LAW LAMP STORE.
No. Go Ontario Street, Clevt land, o.
One Block South Of the Meat Market.
IL Persons using Camphene Lamps in Cleveland
and neighbOring towns, can have the same altered to
burn Carton Oil, free of charge, by calling at my Lamp
Store. All kinds Of Brass Work cast to order
y LAW.
To he found at RIS & TURNER'S Drug Store,
Warren, Ohio.
Sept. 30, '57-2w.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

DOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
Il Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers and others in want Of an assortment, are in
vited TO call and examine our stock.
McGuGey's and Webster's Spoilers.
McGuneys Readers and Primers, all kinds.
Rays lst, End, Sd and Higher Arithmetic
Thompson's LIST, end and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, Greenleaf's and Perkins Arith'cs.
Coiburn's and Marvin's Intellectual do
Piunoes. Smith, Greene's, CovelI's, Clark's, Wells
and Harris Grammar.
Smiths. Mitchells, 0Iney's, McNally's, Morse's.
Montieth's, Parley's and Colt0n's & Fitchs Geography.
Wright's photography; Watts on Mind.
MAyhews' Fulton aud Eastman's Book Keeping
Putnam's Elocution; Cutters Physiology.
Jane Tayler's Physiology Whaieley's Rhetoric and
Logic; Kznes' Elements.
LOOMS, Robson, Davies and Greene's Algebra; Ds-
Yies Bourbon.
Loomis and Davies Geometry; Andrews and Stod-
dards & Balloons Latin Grammar and Readers; An
thont Latin Series.
WehsteT's Dictionaries; Wilson's Histories; States
OF al kinds. A good assortment of School Stationery,
and = large supply OF Toy Books for school presents.
PORTER & SON.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Order Of Sale in Attachment.
Jennings, Reed & Col Jennings, Reed & Co.
vs.. vs.. }

Lord wellington Mears-J s.. & L. W. Mesrs.
By virtue OF two orders Of sale. issued out Of the Cosss
Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, to rs
directed and delivered, ! have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, e the door Of the Court House.
in Warren. in said County. on SATURDAY, the 7iss
day Of NOVEMBER, A.. ID. 1857. between the hours Of
10 o'clock A VI and 4 O'Clock P IL, Of said day, . isS
Of land situate In the Township Of Bloomfield. In said
county. and is bounded as follows, viz: On the vest ~
the centre road leading from BlooEneld TO Orwell are
lands OF Richard Humphreys and Charles Russell, sa
the north by lands Of Stephen Symms. on the east ~
lands OF Marvin Dro<n, ind on The south by lands oi
Job Griffin. Ard supposed to contain vt,hin said bouna-
ariestso hundred and thirteen scresofiand- ApPrai,
ed At ga per acre.
II. RAMON. sheris.
J shsrtTs oHsee, Narrer. Oct. q, BTaSE-3,6
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NO4tGa ~ 80 ~
The defend7nt, Julia Hand, Of Brooklyn, New Ysrk.
il hereby notified that shs PHI. did. on the i5k day OF
August 1851, file his petition. and on the 9th day OF
November 1851 tie his SInended petition IN thstlerks
Office OF sail county. setting fpr.a thst he recovereda
Judgment asainst WA Jones, in the Court f Conraos
Pleas for said county. at the March term thereof. 1887.
and bearing date March 9. 1871. for the sum OF sl4e-|7
and costs of suil taxed at 8 mat two executions have
been issCed on said judgment and both returned un sat
isied for want % property 1hereon 20 levy. snd H.
crease costs amounts to s.; that the defendant W.
Jones. was the owner of 2G0 acres Of land in klnsuaa
township, said county. being parts OF lots Nos = and
10 therein, and bounded on the north hy lands OF Elisha
Bennett and Geo. Matthews, east b lands Of Aaithew
Fry and - Gaipin. south by lands Of Weber and
Thomas Kinsman. and on The vest BY the township
line; that sliI lands we're subject 20 \ mortgage to
Thomas kinsman and Riverius Bidveli, which has
been Satisfied ba, not formally released; n a mortgage
to Jalia Hand for $500; to AuoTtgsge to Henry = Per-
kins, Gusrl for $1,000; and one 20 Frederick kins-
man, Trustee. for s !3rO,C0; and that on the 24th day OF
February 1855, the said W. A. Jones, made q fraudu-
lent conveyance % szid farm and . tavern stand in
Kinsmzn To defendant jeremiah BriggE, without coz
sideration in fact. ard 20 hinder, delay and Prevest
the pIaintiG fron collecting his judg ment theH about
to be recovered against said Jones, and which was re-
covered in u days thereafter, aad lie AYERS that said
conveyance is void.
The said amended petition sets forth that ths desuya
Bank Is The owner Of the kinsnan mortgage, and thai
the mortgage 10 sai4 Juli1 Is half paid up With The
interest.
The prayer Of said petition ia that said eenveysnes
be set aside: that said 7. kinsrsn and 7. Bidvsll 20
requircd to release their mortgage that the other
mortgagers set up the amounts OF their several claims
and the date Of their leins, and that said farm be sold
10 pay what leins are upon it and the plaintiffs judE
ment and costs, and costs OF this proceeding
And the prayer OF said amended petition il that said
Geauga Bank set up its claims and state shA. is dus on
the mortgage held by IL; that the said Julia Hand AZ
swer and state what will be due on her claim on The
nrS. day O. next term o! this court, and that sane
relief be granted As in the original petition. The Esid
Julia Hand is required to answer by the 9th day 81
January 1853, or the said petition and amended petit
tion - TO her will be tsken fer eonfssssd. zEas dssrss
will be entered accordingly
J.P. AsPsE. An.y fer PIE.
Warren Nav II ie57-Su
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9ams Sntt4iatntt.
The Printers Wants.

We should like TO know what We don't want.
We want wood, COAL hay, oats, corn, potatoes,
butter, eggs, anything, even money; we are not
particular.
pressed a desire to pay their subscriptions in
wood and coal. and We have neglected to procure
our winters stock, in order to give them an op-
portunity to do So. But our stock OF fuel sadly
needs replenishing now, and if the roads are
muddy, we cannot do without fires.
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DEMONS ABRIDGENT OF THE
ID OF CoNGRESS.-The ith vol. OF this
great work will soon be ready, and those who wish to
subscribe. should call at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
DAPER.-Cap and Letter Paper,
L Legal Cap for Lawyers use, Commercial Note
Paper, Bath Post. Gilt Colored Note Paper, and Envel-
opes of all kinds, at
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.
IN John Bain,) Before Isaac Lee, a Justice Of the
vs. Peace of the Township Of Farming.
Robson Henry.> ton, TrumbuIl County. Ohio.
The defendant will take notice, that on the 2sth day
OF October, 1857, said Justice issued an order of At
tachment in the above action for the saTn of Two Hun.
dred and Eighteen Dollars. Said cause stands contin-
ued until Saturday the l2th day of December. 1851. at
one o'clock P. VI. JOHN Balm, PHI.
November 4, '57-3w+