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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ A. 7. Lane & Co.,
vs.
4 p " Uorlu~u

By virtue OF an order of sale, issued out Of the Court
CT Common Pleas OF Trumluu Couaty. Ohio. by TIE
CLERK thereof. to me directed ard delivered. 1 have
levied on, and siall expose to public sale. vt Warrea
in the Van GOrier Block, on Mari e. Street.on PKfDly
the llth day Of SEPTENGEG, A. d. Iej7, between he
hours Of ~ o'clock "A u AMI OclccS Z IT,. OF sail dnv.
the following described property as the property of lbs
defendants. to wit: 10 pieces 81 q. yards ofpilid --r-su
brown and dark GinghaEls, = pieces - yards domestic
G.nghaE1s. II yards table diaper, 3S2{ yards bleach "a
sheeting. , pieces Is yards black ginghan., q YARDS
gala plaid 347s yaras black alpaca. So yards 10. ia,
yards plata alpaca, Is black do, % Yards green cobur-.
@S4 yards brown DO, - yards purple DO 220 yards
assorted silicias, 6la yards Plain mouse deIaine- s6
yards do. lJ& yards brogu coLurg, b. yards slucy-
deiaine, 49, yarls do, 49, yards dehase. 4 pieces 50
yards fancy. plain AMI fgurei delaines. ST. varis
cashmere, 1875 yards Persian cloth. 20 yards Main
mouse delaine, , pieces So yards figured traze, Is
yards plain DO. > pieces u yards pink aliunien, y
yards Irish linen- , pieces 81 yards red flannel. 81
yards green d0,6 pieces lCO yards yellow, pink and
white flannel - yarls tWilled do. (Vhite.) p yards
red paddlns.+ II yaris e~hanberJ- Us yards eGTt.in
calico, 49, furniture do, 8 yards curtain do, 93sS
yards brown hOllaiai, l2. yaris hemp crash. 81 wards
5leeched cambria, : pieus 10 yards brown figured
drilling, , pieces Sc yards black and slate sifcl. ~
yards dress silk. picces2G yarls cotton haHlserchigf-
IL yards glazed linen, Il var Is checked 10. u yards
bleeched drilling, - yards bleeched SHIFTING. - wards
Norfolk steam muslin, : pieces G9s yards JleecIied
muslin. % yards hieechei drilling, SIS yards Fo.3
pieces2+4 yards diaper, - yards tweed cloth 4 pieces
COS yards brown S~heetils, pa yards brown drif!rL
, yards fancy cashmere. I yards cotton tweed. : ve~fS
plain drilling, 1 pieces - yards assorted culor-d raar-
hrics, Is yaTIs black lombazet, Ss. s.-ls mohsi-- Z
pieces 81 yards ~chambrey assorted. Is wards bishon
lawn, } pieces 3i5 yards swiss mull. 20 pieces si3s,
yards figured l1Wns assorted, ! iaEn robe FOR dress. Z
pieces y yaFis rlald hnssy, 3 pieces % yards payer
cambry ,@055 yards black cotton velvet, : pieces IS
yards black and blue dc-,34 yards silk DO. > pieces
fancy dress sHk51S yds, I71s yards hack silk, a, yds
drab dO.- Is yards LOu'et 10. { yards assorted SIX
vesting, ~ yards worsted ~ycstine. > pieces 4 wards
black satin do, ; yards Mlrsailles DO. 10 yards as.
sorted bounce, = yard black bonnet setting pieces
80 yards ~s&irting. 2Oe5 yards CERTAIN calico. 10 Re
sold az the suit OF A. P Lane & Co.. in the a5ov. en-.
titled cause. II. 2. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Omce- Warren. August %. '5-fw-S p.
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District Court.

, The District Court, Judges BARLEY of the Su-
preme, and Potter, and Wilder of the Common
Pleas, on the bench. has been in session at this
place since Thursday.
: There have been no jury trials as yet, and it
is probable there will be none, the most of the
business being old Chancery eases which have
been accommodating for years. A large number
of these have been disposed of, and it is hoped
|, that the docket may be cleared, or nearly so.
]. K. Durham, John King, and Il. L. Bur-
nett, of this place, and Holland Richardson of
: Poland, Mahoning Co., were admitted. to prac-
,fice at the bar, as attorneys.
They are all young men of promise, and I'M
blemished character.
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+ OW'S GENUINE Brown Windsor
IL Soap, just received at
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CHERIFF u SPECIAL MASTERS
~ ALE
Georg Drake,
Oliver J. Brooks.

by virtue Of a I'd alias order Of sale. lssned out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbIll Csuuty, Ohio,
to me directed and delivered, | have levied on. and
shall expose to public sale. II the door OF the Court
House, in Warren. in said County. Gu SATURDAY.
the 5th day Of September, A. D. lSJ9 between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and P. NJ CT said day, the follow
ing described tracts or lots Of land; Situate in Warren
or Township number four in the fourth range Of town
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve, ia the State
Of Ohio, and which is also in the County Of Trlmhull.
and is known by lots number lG, II and is Ofa Plat laid
out by Oliver }. BROOKS and Richard 5. Brooks, and
recorded in Trumbull County Records. Vol No. 4S,
page 263. To be sold At the suit OF George Drake. in
the above emitted cause. Appraised 1T Twenty-Five
Dollars each lot, (S2j.Oo)
II. R. HARMON. Sheriff &
SHEKIFF's OFFICE. Special Master.
Warren Aurust ;. 1871 f5r-. 81
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D0AD NOTICE-Notire IS hereby
"A given. that At the September meeting Of ne EoarI
OF Commissioners OF TrCnihuN Couaty. a betiiioa VIA
be rrssen.sd 70 sad commissioners, 70 lay OUT and
estt'lish a road, beginning on the no-sh line VI Greeue
Township IN Ie north hne Of lot No. : if said Towu-
ship. between Suh Divisions = and >. ald runuin- hr.
Tween sal" sa9 D,Sisiohs= and !, and a!s2 between SUI,
Davlsionsi and >. n the south line o. s4at lot, heaesa
e1n;inuasioa Of Nkatis usually called the aIaok SnsT
road IN Sreene.i 10 meet q EorA and south r6al IA Cole
book, Ashtahula County.
Greene, August 5th. IS57-4T.
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Jeremiah Briggs and others, deitS-)
The defendant Jeremiah Briggs of New York. Is
hereby notified. that the plaintiff. dill on d day of
Aug. lSjs, file his petition in the CLERKS Office Of said
county, setting forth that he recovered = Judgment
against W. A. Jones, in the Court Of Common Pleas.
for said county, at the March term thereof, 1857. and
bearing date March 9, 1851. for The sun OF St4S,40 and
costs OF suit taxed At S-;that two executions have been
issued on said Judgment and both returned uEsatisied
costs amounts to s.; that the defendant, w. 4. Jones.
was the owner Of 200 acres Of Land in Kinsaian town
ship, said county, being parts Of lots Nos . and 10
therein, and bounded on the north By Lands Of Elisha
Bennett and Geo Matthews, east by lands Of Matthew
Fry and - Galpin, south by lands Of Weber and
Thomas Kiusnan, and on the west by the township
line that said lands were subject 70 a mortgage 10
Thomas kinsman and Riverfus Bidwell, which has
heen satisfied but not formally released; to a mortgage
to Julia Haul for $3.50; to \ mortgage to Henry b. Per
kirs, Guard for SiUr0; and one to Frederick kins-
man, TTustee, for Sl3j0,OJ: and that on the eth day Of
February. lSjI, the said W. 4. Jones made a frau,lu-
lent conveyauce ofslid farm and . tavern stand in Kins-
man to defendant Jeremiah Briggs, without considera-
tion in fact, and to hinder, delay and prevent the
plaintiff from collecting his judgment then about 10 be
recovered against said Jones and which was recovered
in II days thereafter, and he AYERS that said convey
auce is void.
The prayer Of said petition is thlt said conveyance
be set aside; that said T.. kinsman and i Bidwel be
required to release their mortgage; that the other mort
gaSers set up the amounts Of thei several claims and
the date OF their leins, aud that said farm be sold 10
pay what leins are upon it and the plaintiffs Judgment
ami costs. and costs Of this proceeding. The said
defendant Jeremiah Briggs is required to demur or
answer on or before the 18th day October, 1857.
J. y. ASPER, Attorney for Plf.
NJ MHFnm AmHmEH ~ NAA-E-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ S. & C. Moser,
jonathan Dunlap ct al.

-AA- EuuA-p G. AZ
By virtue OF an alias order Of sale. Issued ont Of the
CourtofCOnmoH Pleas Of TranbuIi County ,Olio,by liz.
Clerk Of sail Court. to me directed anil delivered. o.
decree. made at the March term, 1855, of said Court. l
haze levied on, AMI will expose to pnblic sale, AT tie.
door Of the Court Iouse in Warren. IN sii{ Comfy. On
the 25th day Of SEPTEMBER. D. Is5..
hetwren the hours Of 10 O'Clock. l.. ~. aad4 o'clock II
~, OF said day. The following described real esta . ~
the defendant, % wit: Beginning n ihe North east corf
ner Of land formerly oxned by James Ellis. now orueI
and occupied by lanes H. Kuller; thence south
: rods; thence North Elk East TO Liberty Street. uSg
Strengthened and extended thence ro--hfriy along
5 id street to the South side Of South Street, theme,
south eJts along sid S0ctl Street 70 The ace 81 b.
ginning. being the same hand conycyel iy FrarciS
Freeman to John CrOweli and Aufrev. NeFarLlnd snf
BY said GrOzellt 10 jonathan Dunlap, April Ifth. iS5f.
appraised az SG5a.CO. subject 10 = Zen u S-fl2f.
YET TO become duel on q note and mortgage TO J0hu
CroTen in seven equal annual payments from he IL
day OF April iej6, AMI interest on said suna. frrm ArrjI
lst, i>55, anl is free from dOxsr Eigllt Of auu aarAa
Du1LiP. or any o.her -incrmhrarce ghatsyar:fO be soft
81 the suit Of ). X u Moser in the above entitled caase.
=. HARMON, SheFi1
EEarsWT. OE-. IT,, A. - ----
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
ANNOHNGEMENl


PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Il To all PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
as SPElMAT0RRH -EA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, M
Vice of 0NANISM. or SELF ABUSE, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction Of human lite, caused by Sexual Diseases.
and the deception practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks. have directed their
Consulting Surgeon. as q CHARITABLE ACT worthy
of their name, to give MEDICAL ADNICE GRATIS,
to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with
a description Of their condition, (ase, occupation, hab-
its of life, &C. and in cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a Benevolent Institu-
tion. established by special endowment, for the relief
Of the sick and distressed. afflicted with ~Niruieut and
Epidemic Diseases" II has now a surplus OF means,
which the Directors have voted to eXPend in adver;is-
ing the above notice. II is needless 10 add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill OF The
age, and Will furnish the most approved modern treat
meut.
Just Published, by the Association. a Report on
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal weakness, the Vice Of
0nanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse. and other Dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sur
geon. which viii be sent - nail, lin i sealed envel-
opel FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt OF v
STAMPS for postage.
Address, Dr.. GEO. T. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard Association, NO South MN I'll Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. Bv order Of the Directors.
GEO. ~AIRCIILDI Secretary.
EZRA D. HEAliTWELL, President
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE DISTRICT
non rnr-,rnInr nnr-rrr ala
Fine Watches.

Just received by the subscriber. a large addition to
his stock of Fine Watches; also entirely new styles OF
Jewelry. such as Cameo, Painted and Ceral setS-
Breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet, Cornelian, Locket,
Solid IL carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings; silver
Spoons, &c. Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sill
yer Ware, and a full stock of Notions
He has also made arrangements with a Manuiae-
turing House in Switzerland, BY which, he, as Agent
for the manufacturers, receives watches directfrom Eu-
rope. By this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches, of all kinds, as ioo as they can be
bought in the UEitcd 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 a large amount, and he will sell to dealers
1T a lower rate than ever before.
The JeWelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Johbing Prices, and will be sold
He only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. L NAUTROT-
Warren. July Is. 1857
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SHEKIFF's OFFICE. Special Master
Warren, August ), IS57.l 5E-?.37.l
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbult
4 County. In tie Court of Common Pleas.
Sarah C. FARRELL,
vs.. Petition for Divorce < AIimony.
Geo-re ". Farrell.

The said George ". Farrell, who Is J non resilient
OF the State Of Ohio. viii take notice, that ON the 2Gth
day OF July. IS57, the said Sarah c. Farrell, fled In said
court her p titiOn against him for divorce, for Eiifai
absence for more than three years, and gross neglect
Of duty during said period. Petitioner also prays for
alimOny. and that she he decreel the furniture and
household goods, now in her possession. and which
was purchased by her-that she have the custody Of
JOHN uart Farrell and Cafharine Jane Farrell. her
minor children. and that the marriage contract here
tofore existing between Tie parties he dissolved. and
for general relief. CURrISS 81 SMITH.
Aug- u f51-fw At-vs fur Plaintiff.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, County o.

THE STATE OF OHIO, County of
L Trumbull, SIS. IN COURT OF PROBATE.
Lorenzo D. B-ainard, Buell. Brainard, Plaintiffs.
against
Fanny Brainard, Benjamin Brainard, Harry II. Brain
ard, Buell. W. Brainard, Albert L. Brainard, Chauncy
C. Brainard, Emily Brainard, and the heirs Of Isaac
Brainard, Defendants.
CIVIL ACTION. SERVICE.
The defendants are hereby notified, that Pl intiTs
have filed their petition in said Court to obtain an order
to assign a certain 100 acre land warrant, No. 2.O24,
issued from the Pension Office, December lOth, 1859,
underline act of September =, 1850, to Asahel Brain
ard. deceased, whose assignment being informal, the
plaintiffs. having equitable right to said warrant, pray
that q good assignment thereof, be made TO them
Hearing day September 2Sth, IS57.
LORENZO D. BRATNARD,
BUELL. BARNARD.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.
The following property, belonging to the estate Of
Asael Adams, deceased, is offered at private sale;
LIST. The Franklin IOsse. on the curner of Market
and1 Liberty streets. This-hoase is as well located fer
4 tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are am
pie, the reputation OF the house has been well maintain
ed by It's present occupant, Mr.. Vim. Williams, and 1t
is capable Of accommodating 30 to - guests.
81. The double dVeliir 2 house on Vine street iune-
diately north OF the last mentioned house. Each Of
these buildings. with the land, will be sold low, and the
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
Apply TO HENRY STILES,
Or c.. A. ADAMS.
w., T,r,- ~ 1870. F
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GOLF PEN

BROADWAY GOLD PEN
Manufacturing Company.
OFFICE NO. 1875 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Fourth Quarterly Sale cf Gold and Sarer Patches,
Gold ESieh Chains, LOeke;s, Bracelets, Sc, sc.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES OF Pens &C.
Gold Pens.....---..Sl ,0ciGothic En- rossing do. 90
Gold Pen and Silver Mammoth do..-5.0O
0lder..-..-.-...-2 .UOiGoId Tooth Picks....-.2,gO
Gold Pen and double Z" Tooth IL Ear Picks.3 90
ex-Silyer Holder S.. 3.OGi Pencil, Watch Key. and
Mammoth do dO....4,OOi Tooth Pic .....-....9,O0
L~eviathan do do....4,0G Ladies' Goh Peneils...2.0O
Fountain Pen, Desk " 300
H0Ider ...-4.UO
Mammoth do do SOL " with PEN. }, 90
Engros-ing Pens.-.--.2 OCiGents Gold Cases and
Leviathan and Box..--5,G tI 90
Gothic Silver Case aud do do do do 400
....3,OG do Gothic do do l2,00
Ard all other kinds Of styles at the retail prices.
To the purchasers Of our Pens we present 4 number
Ell Ticket on every dollars worth purchased, which
entities the holder. by an extra payment OF p cents on
each ticket, to ! premium varying in value from 81 to
SiUO- The premiums consist Of various articles OF
JeWelry, viz Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Cob
lets, silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains for La
dies. Lockets, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest
Chains Thimbles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings,
Crosses, &c, Gc-, none Of which sell for less than one
dollar. Country purchasers may rely on being as fair
~ dealt with, as regards the prices as If they them
selves we're present.
We have been in operation for three years and thou
sands have bought Of Us. and We have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan affords
every opportunity of obtaining a gold watch or some
article Of jeTelry. for 4 trilins sum- All cur pens,
pencil cases, &c, are manufactured by ourselves with
great care. and we offer them ut precisely the same
prices asked in all other stores in the city.
AGENTS WASrED.
To agents We offer the most advantageous offers. and
sny energetic person can do veil by working for US
We wish agents in every place ia the country, and
persons who wOull like to become such will please to
address Us, and We will send them printed circulars of
prices. terEIs. &c. We have no stated periods Of lis
trioution. The moment a pen is purchased, the pur-
chaser is entitled to receive his premium on the pay
ment of p cents extra.
All orders by mail SHOULD he addressed
MERRICK, BENTON & DEAN
35 Broadway. New York.
.B.-Gold Pens repointed in 4 superior manner
Enclose the pen and 30 cents in Z. D. Stamps, and the
pen win be repointed and returned post paid.
June ,, Is57-Sm.
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ROAD NOTICE.-NoIice IS herehv

~ given thst = petition will re pres ,nt@l To- the
Commissioners Of Tuinbui County. al thsir S-sten4.-r
sesSion, A-D lc53, praying their hono-a1is hois 20
take the necessary steps % alter or change the County
hOad, IN the no4 th-cast part Of FarE1i4gion; comaaetfe-
ing n the centre OF The County fsnuI on tn sauaa ia.
OF lot No. -, some tvo (l rolls uuyth OF tbe east ami
west roai running past Ira Eyte's house. thence .e>l
on SAID !ot Hn5 70 the S~0ltlretst corner OF Isaac Lee.
iand' thenea north on - parallel ille With Sid iet 10
the n7rth line - it 49, thence wess Oh Tie llt Inc
LAT enough to intrrsect the line OF she oil Mil Road.
thence east on sai luietJShp sou A-saSt corner Il Ben
Ia1in LeTis lana. thence north on a paTllleI Incl "a
The seu-h Hne Of Plymrton WiLinau's land. theaco
north 10 the township hEet theme, east 0n said line tn
near the Corner OF lot 100, thenee an ling some Gvo
rods uoTtl Of said line, theHce east and Horth Of .HameS
iiyde's barn to the centre Of the County Road or Iot
No Lin Mesopotamia, some eight or ten rods north 81
the township line, dalty 50 doing.-vsca;e al the reads
now established on bots No. =. 90 and 40.
FaTclington. Aug. :. I15T-sw.
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The Gaskill House.

: We learn that Mr.. Samuel Freeman, who
purchased the Gaskill Hause at Sheriffs Sale, a
few days since. has sold lit Mr.. Daniel DER,
Of this place. The house viii be kept by a
brother Of Mr.. DER.
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STATE Of OHIO, Trumbull County, /.
In Court Of Common Pleas.

Joan Creidicr. lie: 2
Notice is hereby given. that sail plainsiG has fleI
his petition in said Court against said defendant, TO
recover judgment against him for Sixty-rwo dollars
and seventy-oue cents, wiki interest thereon FROM
March 81, 1879: Also, TTenty-Six dollars anil Forty
cents. and interest thereon fr5aI September ~. IS.
Tor which amounts rlai:tiG prays judgment. Ssii
defendant IS required tn answer said petition b the
2sth day of September, 1857.
GEOHSE u. TITLE.
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.UARDIAN,S SALE.

4 y . DAIL.
N On the 9Th day Of september, 1857. At o'clock
P. NJ, at the premises in the township Of Bazelta, viii
be sold by order of the court, to The highest bidder, tie
following Real Estate. rs The property OF Malcolm and
Elizabeth Grim, minor children OF Daniel Grim. dec.
subject to the dover estate OF the Undersigned. 70 wit:
Twenty acres OF land, the same that waS assigned to
said Malcolm and Elizabeth GrigG in 4 proceeding FOR
pan titiOn and assignment Of dover in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Trumbult County, Ohio, and beinga
part OF the real estate CO which said Daniel Grim died
seized. Terms made known on day OF sale.
MARY JANE GRIN, Guardian.
a,-,.f 10 f1-- IL
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