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MISCELLANEOUS.
spRuNG AND SUMMER 1885,

SVNGGsEOR SPRtNs@ AND - '" !" - - - -. 80
our stuck of Spring summer Goods, t'"n teiahcr
Styles. durability of Mate ia aud teh'ny % w ~ % y,nn
reputa' o cur house for hoepne superior W oo " ~,
that unnecessary more on fhdt point
W. would the following articles as comprising
over raglan, Tor Spring. Eureka style
Super Dress coats, hlaak aud Blue
SUPER Rlogh rrsck Coats,
single breasted ccat ALT colors,
Bos0es Cassmsrs sa5 a@,.s g.,nSr tor Sr,nt yrs,s
Ezra Back loo ski Pants
t'h#irrrs suits new sr,lr. from 10 to years old,
Bla,k silk sa,ks sup, yisr quality, . -, ,,a,s
Pants,
Mars,iIi,s suit all gra los
Mars sHts new with Ganote Collars all the rage II"
c., 4, ,,,i4 Mech IT'S. Handkcrehefs. Umbrellas,
Truuas. ua,pet Rags, SatiseS &c Ac ,,,>r
.r,tts J nixoN. Ag
SaI,u l;ces.cr " ,hc,i Times aud rrrerars Western %
star Bedford Sentinel aud abingdon Democrat copy limos
NEW ADuI>s. RATi">-NE" CABINET
NEW GOODS!
NtMl'IrANEOt Sly with the Inauguration OF the New
- frealoul the suheribes have opened 'h'n Hp"s anu
summer 9'0'A'' tsorusNC.
and dsn,4s Furnishing Goods which they respectfully
invite thetenon" Of ali the" cid customers ana me p"'s
~ '"' Is, mnor."-, >"Arsn 80. C"; ''., =, any
believe their eNhbtun" Rf#R '"""s !" ''l'eS ''" 'P
prev '''"' ' ''.'' '''" = .s.OrmsNG, -
o selection materials have spared No PANS I" SECURE
S''" - "''''' Nv uay.AH
aud meet the Il thcr host of patrons II Is
ructt-sa1 tunm,rpr the Naed articles which IMPOSE
their toek say That every article pertaining I" a
ii,.'''''''''' Az, ROY ox>,tIoTIIING
ia tf'' 'a''fa a.HY.Sr- !, I,;r. .'a ..aoTss,sNG, ,s
wh, platrrs Manufacturers aud tha-e having lasr mum
h caos II co'h. WI, ana It +, der a. Ieg'aF, c t, 'N
amne III fhoi niN Hhh' ~ ,iY,
MAJ 10 Clothing Biaaar Main Street alnvc b'laEo,
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vK,uE CHARTER oAf& LIVE 7Sss HA>tE
COMPANY, HHttHid tHIiuofticut, d sir effect
up nsnrahc, Virginia, has appointed !, JOHNSON Esq
of m Agent ipr ,he STATE Persons Lynehbug and
desire communicating t thu TN
dn through Thmas Jeiis At Exchange Bank, or
M,ssts LanEhonc ~ Ileleomp"
This Company has paid Capital of S2o060n win
large surpns invested under The sanfn aui tp
pryal of uultrpa nf Pubic Accounts audis bel gcd
10 offer superior THOSE contemplating Li In
eau - ~ :
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lNnSPMAN. PIKE 4 CO, Importer Of
French Enpish and German Fancy Goods, and dealers
Brushes. Linen and Cotton Thread Sew.
ing sit, small generally A. Murray Street, New
YORK IL dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-03

n 0ayga@,t, ga, ~ ao c,g-ge Alaac IN IRE" o"' to Ia
M NFRcJlE y e NAtS4Ot'S DRUGS USED.
ga; EegaS-yNN.

Member Of the II tlesp" surgeons Lon Ton Ora 'na
rom ni of - r eunuauf Eo'eKcs of he Hir state"
su re st.i Pal ai las been spent IA ihe hf>
Uospi az NJ IA", Philadelphia end ei-'"eff las
enertci 4,lo astonishing chteS that N're 5r'
kupwr. laav II The head ard "'ts en-
aseep ,~rai ne, alarmed 81 sudden s"'hl
an ba.fulnr.s viii bIshmR, attended sometimes
- IN, ,lcrangerncnt cf m ID cured Imcdiatcly
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q "
"a formed tolartefsl1 undrr The st4 and hrm of NV.
Alexander tho purio,eo Of doing general Grocery
an husiust N the oid sAud ot j B. u II
tb,y vii ke'r constantly Oh hand assorments
of Grelio, r descriptions and solicit cali from their
friends ard tHe luhtc gencIaIly
BENJ- II NOW WIIN,
a ALEXANDER.
ian 5ISeis Jan. !, Isl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-03

4 Lou, within for } O00 taets
gu,la uy Edmund Aheut,
Ntyvf too late to mend tRcaIC)
live ami Learn
Purtur Pictures, by Jas. Fitz OF Va
ALSO.
Mrs Sicphcu's Monthly for April,
Ipslies y. Y. journal
Living Age,
Blckwuod. Chambers Journal
Eclectic, I he Lancet ac, received at
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pyArUI-T n WHITE,
ID Tobncco COmssissiOu Merchants d.

HUM sTi NV lUfh'
q. EArrtsr, late Of Petersburg Va. !
JSo. y WHITE, late OF the firm of Hes :
ter White. Richmond, Va.
124dlyt
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1toNNOsr.s ADAus, Tobacco Ga
A pyuCETO OmlsBANDs u WIVES. Al,

those contemplating Marriage -Four col steel plates ID
plain plates p cts, free Of postage,
contains a dissertation the necessity of Mar
rage instructions in ooung with Cure for Love ehects
pf(ebncv Steiiy explained in rease
oi iay with many the French
of jean Dubois Address HENRY 5. q. SMITH q co
AGENTS rasted Box 42l0 Post office, N Y.
tnnN
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

.ss-.,.-sAs DR. KOEEUR EA1.y. Dentist,
es2ss.ss~ his oGirr above his resi-
'lITtYfV sidencc. MAIN !, T., and square above
ian Ids
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,>.u,s. x>D ssNsI>>AT.

7 .---,.,--.s., FAtkiI-Iht Wv nnd NF'hdd IF'h'I'
| \ " Qi AGG1EltJ JanNseA mmnn=
ter leaves >4incs every satur ,'et"ck.
NJ. Cincinnati FciAhr twenty hvc cents 100 fAHt
Meal. and state Raa.is included arg 2ely
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Married persons ouUE Men contemplating msni''f
bp,, :, are of ,y,iral weakness urRpur debility, di
tics Sc should Immediately consult i)r J3hnst"h"d be- "
.tor.d to perfect health. ,. -
e wi nlacs hnso 4tuler the # Or Johnston ma
nsiv eouilc his bonar gentlemen, and conndehi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-03

- Va, viii practice III III" touiN oi hehih'hi 'hS ~
Of Goochand aud Louisa aud In the Snp,smo '""
al TIN l. \. nnd Court of tlaims Nashingtuu, II u
x-offief. Whig Buidng, Rehmend Va
91dSrlV
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y. . oh,.ston'> EHs iao'ntt1ic Scmcii, for organ
"a, Sytui.pss~,

Uy this great and important remedy weakness o the or
cured full rrst0ttd thousands
the and ieNtatc who had lost .l""Ne
been immediately relieved Al Inpehmrnts to MaifiHgs'
PAy.ral or Mental D>ualAo aiion, NeNous lrfl'anIS,
TreInhlng- Meakress exhaustion e tie most fearful
kind sneeIilX cured ~ Doctor Johnston.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-23

WARRANTED, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM
SUMMONS, KxEcrTIoss, suBPGNAs, E1o.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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Ready for the Fair.

Besides the booths, wagons &c which will
sell eatables on the Fair Grounds, the establish
ments in town (and their name is legion are
laying in provisions, and getting ready to supply
the wants of the hungry.
j. F. Brown, in his new room opposite the
Bank, viii have a good supply of the needful
%srticles; Joseph Netterfield just below on Mar
ket St.. is well stocked; Mrs. Lee & Baker, in
the old City Saloon, over the Tobacco Store, can
feed the hungry; McManus at his stand, is on
hand: next door, is Mr.. Anderson with every
thing in good order; R. A. A. Baldwin has
fruits. cakes, crackers, de-, ofthe incest varieties,
B. d J. Lewis, Thompson, Wallemier, Jones,
Peck, Fries, McQuiston, and Chas. Wilson, are
all well supplied: Walraven Brothers can supply
the Ice Cream, Sponge Cake, de-, of the very
best kind.
The Hotels are always ready, and we do not
believe there can be found any of thesame class,
which are better kept, or where the traveller or
sojourner can be made more comforts BILE. There
is not q poor one in the town. The Gaskill, the
American, the National, the franklin, and the
Eagle, all have accommodating landlords, good
estables, and neat beds.
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Vllianous.

We heard of an act the other day, which, for
n1eanness and inhumanity, is unparalleled. A
young man from Gustavus, O., named James
Johnston. attending the camp-meeting recently
held in Bazetta, Trumbull Co., had a valuable
stallion and buggy on the camp grounds, and
during his temporary absence, some unmitigated
scousdrel manned the stallion with a sharp
knife; not being satisfied with this, he cut the
top of his buggy in a number of places. The
horse's condition was not known to Mr.. j. until
he had driyed some distance on the road home,
after dark, when his attracted to it by the blood
from the wound flying into his face. The bleed
ing was with difficulty checked. The buggy
and the clothes of those inside, were literally
covered with blood. The william who would
perpetrste q deed of this kind, is ripe for any
crime. No punishment is too great for such q
b~loodthirsty uretch.-West GreenuiAe Times.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTOE
nor the rapid cure of

l. Coughs Colds, HoarseneSs,
Bronchitis, WhooPing Cough,
Asthma and Cons lmption. is uni
versaliy known as the best reme-
dy ever yet discovered for every
variety Of Pulmonary disease
So wide is the field OF its useful
ness and so numerous the cases
- sk.s .N-.4a 49,.
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The Luca Family.

This celebrated family will give concerts al
the Gaskil Hall on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week.
The Lucas are really good musicians, he
singing being always in good time and tune,
and the pianist has not, lin our o%pinion) been
eroellcd by any performer who has played be-
fore s Warren Audience.
They will sing at Hartford, on Friday evening
and at Harrington on Saturday evening, of this
week.
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a Bad P~redicament.

Goldstein is in trouble. He has been filing
his store SO full of clothing that there is scarce
ly room for customers to get in.
He has so many coats, vests, pants, &c, that
he will be forced to give them to buyers at their
own price, until he can get a passage made far
enough from the door to permit his custome.s at
least to stand inside when it rains.
See his advertisement.
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"HOME AGAIN.

TO my old friends, young ones too,
Il and all others In aulhority:"-
l have left the ~glittering sands Of California, with
CHOW Euch have you msde?") dust" enough to buy
a partnership with the renowned Ssddiery and Car
rage Trimming dealer, o II. PATcH / consider him
the Prince OF Harness. Saddle and Trunk Manufacture
ers and all the little "fxins'' that follow in the train
Of a prompt establishment Of that sort / would like
to see the biggest portion Of Uncle Samuel's family. At
the good old stand of o. H. p, where he or L. or both,
can always be seen. OPDYCKE
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DR. IL. TUBS, Analytic Physician
~ will be in attendance, as follows:

1R. Ill. TUBES, Analy tic Physician,
~ will be in attendance. as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, eth, October.
RAvENSA- Prentiss House, Thursday, list, October.
AsHIABULA, Ashtabula House, Thursday. 18th, Oct.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
fI0ged, nor does he make SICK 10 make reH, or tear
dorm TO build Hp again. Themedicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients iuIv he
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputable evidence of which can always
be furnished. Invalids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect OF recovery
InTalids should read the following from Rev. I. NJ.
Chapman:
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
A sense of duty to a common suffering humanity
prompts me, through the opportunity given me by DR..
Tubbs, to submit the following brief statement: 1 have
been suffering for several years from dyspepsia, torpid
liver and bowels, and a severe nervous depression. L
tested the full power of allopathic remedies prescribed
by the best physicians al hand, and to some extent the
hydrosathic and homeopathic treatment without any
sensible benefit. Having observed the effect of DR..
Tubbs' treatment to others of my acquaintance, and
especially upon the wife Of my younger brother. who
who had added to a feeble constitutionl a severe cough
which aroused fears OF pulmonary consumption, l con-
cluded to consult him myself. He prescribed for me
when / was in an euaciated and wretched condition.,
and 1 freely AFFIRM that unexrectedly TO myself, 1 was
speedily benefited to so great a degree as TO endure as
heavy and continuous labors as 1 have been able to do
for the last ten years. I chesrsully commend the DR..
to sufferers from chronic diseases.
In CHAPMAN.
Pastor Baptist Church. Streetsboro. Portage Co. O..
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GRAND LODGE
lTFREE and ACCEPTED MASONS

~ ofthe State Of Ohio. from 1908 TO Is47 inclusive.
This work is being done by the authority OF the
Grand Lodge. and under the immediate supervision of
q committee Of that body 1t will make a volume Of
about $50 pages octave; and will be found, to members
Of the Masonic fraternity, g work Of deep and varied
interest. As a very limited edition was ordered by the
Grand Lodgs-an edition believed to be wholly made
quaie to supply the demsnd-we have. at the suggestion
Of members of the Order. on our own account added
somewhat to that number, thus offering to subscribers
the certainty of procuring a copy. The entire edition
printed will not supply 4 copy to one fourth Of the
members now in the State. to say nothing OF those
reserved by the Grand Lodge, those taken for Lodge
Libraries. and the constantly increasing prospective
demand.
This volume furnishes a continuous and connected
chain of Masonis history. legislation, and biography.
in Ohio. from the early settlement Of the State, TO a
period so recent as to be within the recollection OF
young men of the preseEt time; and is redoIent Of inter
esting matter nowhere else to be found. No other
association Of men in the State has embodied in its
memberships greater amount Of talent or moral worth
Aside from the body Of Masonic authority embraced in
the volume, il is valuable 10 the general reader as a
correlstive narrative Of the State and people. in their
social, educational. and pecunisry relstions.
The volume will he beautifully boand in H1lf Calf or
Turkey Morocco Extra, and furnished to subscribers
at S3.25.
This work will only be Soldby subscription, a sample
copy Of which can be seen at ADAMS BOOKSTORE,
and where subscribers can leave their Names
Sept. Q, IS
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Apnte S%mtfIIiatnte.
Business.

The Dry Goods boxes which begin to be piled
UP on the side walks show that the fall trade is
opening. New goods are being opened at Stiles
d Co.'S, Parks & Wentz, Iddings & Morgan,
Smith d McCombs, and Hoyt d Co.
S. L. Freeman is receiving Hardware, and
Packard & Barnum have a large Stock.
IL the Grocery line, ]. B. Dunlap and Ander.
son & Rupp, are selling in quantities.
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knOvn, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its use. Whec
once tried its superiority over every other medicine -
its kind is too apparent TO escape observation, and
where lis virtues are known. the public no longer hest
tate what antidOte TO employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
are incident to our climate. By lis timely use many,
nay almost all attacks Of disease upon the Lungs or
throat, are arrested and thus are saved many thou-
sands every year from a premature grave No family
should be without It. and those who do neglect TO pro-
vide themselves with a remedy which wards OF this
dangerous class Of diseases viii have cause TO dePiors
il when it is too late. Proofs Of the surprising efficacy
ofthe Cherry Pec,oral need not he given 20 the Amer
lean peoPle-they have living proofs in every neigh
borhood- Bat those who wish to read the statements
ofthose whose whole health has been restored and
whose lives have been saved by its use, will find them
in my American Almanac which the agents below nam
ed has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by T. A. Smith & Co War
ren; DR.. Howe. North Bloomfield; H. W. Collar,
MesoPOtamia. Ensign & WSodgorth. Newton Pals.
and all dealers in medicine everywhere
IuIv : -1--lm
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
Al Cleveland With Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lunbus 4 Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
Al hantua, with Hacks to RaVerna.
"b-acevine, with Hacks to Newton Falls
"HArren With Hacks to Sharon, GreenTille Mead.
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Knon Valley, and thence by P. z. W.
O Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Sept. i6, 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES, supt.
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August &c. E57-2m.
UMBER! LUMBER!!LUMBER!

- The undersigned keeps constantly on hand. at
his Steam Mill at the centre OF Champion, FIVE miles
north Of Warren. all kinds Of Green and Dry Lumber.
Long Framing Timber, and Plasteriug Lath included.
which he will sell at the lowest market prices. Persons
DESTROYS OF obtaining good Lumber. at low prices. will
md it TO their advantage to give me a call, 1 have the
best Of Oak. Poplar, Hickory and White Ash Timber.
and can deliver lumber al Warren or other places on
short notice. DANIEL BURST.
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CT AIDES" are invited TO call at

IL Stewards New Variety Store. No. 10. Market
ST., and examine his extensive assortment Of Fancy
Goods, Gloves and Hosiery. Combs, Brushes, PERU
merry, Threads. Neesles, Tapes, BObbins. Braids,
Whalebones all lengths, Brass Hoops, Portemonaies,
Embroidered Bags, Retticules, Jet Bracelets. Neck
laces, &c, &c. 1000 articles too numerous to men
ton in an advertisement, but all Of which can be seen
and bought low by calling at
J.J. STEWARDS.
WARREN Sept 9, 81, No. 10, Market St.
Gentlemen will also find a large assortment of Goods
in their line. such as Suspenders, Gloves, Half Hose.
Mixed and Brown. and everything almost that can be
thought of in the way Of traps and calamities, at
STEWARDS, 10 Market st.
Cs,. OH fE-
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Il Treasurer Of TrunbulI County, hereby notify the
taxpayers thereof that the rate Of Taxes for the year
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Seven are as
| Enllona.
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Union Line Express Company.
A NEW ORGANIZATION!

OWNED and controlled by the Adams
~ and the American Express, uniting a capital of
over ] ,OOO.Ol0 dollars
The above reliable Express Companv calls the atten-
ton Of BANKERS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURE
ERS and others, to their increased facilities and unpar-
aleled low tariff rates for the speedy transportation of
BANK NOTES GOLD. SILVER and all K nds of Mer-
chandise and Produce, Packages and Parcels, 10 and
from all parts OF the civilized world. Bills of Collec-
ton with Goods, Drafts, Notes, Bills of Exchange,
collected and proceeds promptly returned. Orders for
Merchandise 10 be forwarded by this Express, carried
and delivered to any part Of Union free Of charge.
WM. HEWITT, Travelling sRpt-
10 FExpress matter for the youngstown region should
be at the Office by 9 O'Clock A. ", and for Cleveland,
New York, Boston. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, or the
West by 10 o'clock NJ. I'll McLAIN
Agent at Warren, Ohio.
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Fine Watches.

Just received by the subscriber, a large addition tC
his stock of Fine Watches; also entirely new styles O
Jewelry, such as Cameo, Painted and Coral sets
Breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet, Cornelian, Locket
Solid IL carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings; SilveI
Spoons, &c. 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
for the manufacturers, receives watches directfrom Eu
rome. By this Arrangement, he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches, of all kinds, as loo as they can be
bought in the UHited States. lie has now on hand
every variety OF Chronometer, Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, 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
al 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. JULES AUTROT
Warren, July IS, 1857.
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. DMINISTRATOR,S SALE

n In accordance with an order OF sale Issued 70
me from the Court OF Common Pleas for TrumhuII
County, I shall expose to sale ut the door of the CsRss
House in Warren. between the hours Of noon ani2 +.
NJ. Of SATURDAY, the n day of OCTOBER, 1857. he
following described Real Estate, the property %
Thomas Evans de eased. to wit: About 81 acres OF
land. situate in Weathersdeld. Trurnbnll County. ard
is known as part Of lot No. ?, in the four thousand acre
tact. or Great Salt Spring tract in said township. ard
is bounded as follows. to wit; East by the lands OF John
Edwards heirs aud lands Of James Dempsey. south nv
laads OF John Hunter. West by lands of Manassas Rel
ter, aud on the North by lands formerly belonging TO
Warren Heaton's heirs. Appraised st Thirty-ons
Dollars per acre. AMOS ALLISON.
Admr. OF Tho's Evans. deceased.
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NOTICE
TO Sally Names, Noble Names. Sarah
J. C. BURROUGHS, NJ. D.

PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Can still be found at his rooms, corner OF Market and
Liberty Streets, opposite the Bank. Having now en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice of my profess
sion, in Warren, with 4 constant increase of business,
which enables me to keep up with all the improvements
Of the day. | have every facility at command, and a
determination to do as good work as can be done by
the most gifted Of the profession. Entire satisfaction
will be given in each and all operations, or no charge
will be made. / shall be pleased to wait upon my
friends and former patrons, and all needing the services
of Dentist and viii always give them good perk at
a fair compensation.
DR. J. c. BURROUGHS,
lime II XII Warren Ohio