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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-07
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY orde1

~ OF Court.
On the oath day of january. A. D. 1857. between the
hours OF one and three O'Clock in the afternoon. at the
premises in the township Of Bdzetta. will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate, as the proper
" Of Benjlmin Ferguson, dec, to wit: situate in Ba
Zetta, Trumanll County, Ohio. and known as the north
east part of lot No. 10, ans supposed to contain about
fifteen acres OF land. and beng the same land that the
said Benjamin Ferguson died seized OF. To he sold
subject to the dover estate Of Emily ". Ferguson
therein. N uULTZ, Adm'r
Dec. q, Soft Of Benz. Ferguson, dec.
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Almost Fires.

On Saturday morning. the new house of Mr.
JAMES MARVIN, on North Liberty Street, took
fire in an upper room, but was extinguished be
fore much damage was done.
Last week the office of DIS PALMER & SAWYER,
on High Street, was on fire, but was soon extin-
guished.
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The Donation to Rev. Vim C. Clark.
The party was well attended, and the receipts
were about $40. a substantial proof of the kind
feelings entertained for him by his congregation
and friends.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Erastus E. Cone,


= UT u Ea1-T TNI-T 2
Admir- Of Amos I. Pelton ct. ALL OF the Co. IT Of Com
zion Pleas If Trumhull county. Ohio, to me directed
and delivered, hive levied on and shall expose 70
puahc safe, at the door Of the Court House in Warren.
in sail county. on Saturday, the ltth day OF January.
A d 1851. between the hours OF 10 oclOeS A u. and
o'clock 2 ", Of saiI dag, the following described mort
gasei premises to wit: A tract or lot OF land. situate
IN Hartford township, No ), in the first range eftoER-
ships il, the Come ticut Western Reserve. in the State
Of Ohio. AMI which is also in the county Of T~rumbuli,
aad is known BY being part of lot No. %, ant is boue-
d=d and described as follows, viz: Commencing in the
center OF Ce highway az the south east corner % lznd
heretofore owned by the Grantee. thence west along the
north boundary Ike Of Phillip Quigiee and Julius Mi
the high way far enough. by making the north bOunc3-
~ parallel With the south. To iuclade thirty acres OF
land, It being the sane tract this dsy decided by said
grantee TO said grahtor- To he soli at the suit OF z
rastus b. Cone. ir thSE8ove entitled cause. AppraIs
Cd At tSenty-folr dollars per acre. (S24 Oq)
II. Z. HARMON, Sherry.
Sherif-S Office. Warren. Dec. 10. lS5G-5w-3 50
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T OOK HERE!-I WI sell at a prea.

II bargain, seven acres OF Land, Immediately south
Of the centre OF Hartford, in this county, now occupied
10y IL. C Galiap. There is on il a Frame Dwelling. =
by 81 feet, with kitchen. well finished and surrounded
with shTubbery; also Horse barn 81 feet square; two
wells of good water. and a number OF choice grated
fruit trees; all in good order and pleasantly situated,
For a Professional man, or Mechanic. it affords a rare
chance for q home. Title complete, and possession
| April LIST. or sooner IL desired.
TERMS-SbU0 cash; or $3.50, = in hand, and the
balance in a year. The owner is in the West, hence
he offers his place at such low figures. the buildings
being really worth the price For further particulars,
call on me- THOMAS J. McLAIN,
Dec. Il, SO. Real Estate Agent.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Adm'rs Of John DoIhety,
Byvirt.e ofan or

John 5. Garner & vile. gage, issued out %
the Court Of Common Pleas q TrEHuulI County. Oh o,
Z" RE directed and delivered. I have LEVIED On and
shall expose to public sale az the d09r OF the Court
House IN Warren N said county. On SATURDAY, tho
Irth day Of ASCAkI. AID leJ7. between the hours Of
10 O'Clock 4 ii and 4 O'Clock ? VI Of said day. the fol
Owing described tract or lot Of land. situate in Newton
township, No il the 18th range OF Townships ia the
Connecticut Western ticseTvr IN the State Of Ohio. snd
which is also in the County cf TTCrltUll, and "a knoWH
~ the whole OF lot 70. q inthe Alteration Of the Town
Pat Of Earsvilie. as surveyed hy /. T. Stove. ami re-
corded in Truubuil County Records. Map Book, pages
; and 6, for q more particular description OF said let,
reference may be hail to said Record.
Also a~certsin piece Of land. being paft OF Canal
street IS nov vacated. as described on a plat % said
vacation. and as recorded in Trumbuil County Records
Book Of Maps. pages IL and -, described As follows,
viz: being tlat part OF said street as vacated and sita-
a;sd westerly OF lot No. q aud IN extent the With OF
said lot. sDd ~ right angles forming square OF ems
chain and CONSUMING ic-ItG acres or land, be The sans
more or less, and subject to public improvements by
authority; Icing the same ianls heretofore deeeedty
the Earls. TO Wit; in IS26 and 1850, to Samuel Ware
For q more particular description Of said lots references
may be had TO said deeds dated June is36 and June l2.
lS59. The frst described real estate appraised al Si7&
Second described real estate appraised at SIS. To &c
sold as the property O. John ;. Garner in the Move en-
titt-i cause H.R- HARMON Sheriff
SheriH's Olee. Warren Dee 10. is56-5s-4 62
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Marin FOR SALE

l. The farm lately owned and occupied by J. W.
Peck. deceased. on which the County Fair has Leen
held, y a mile from Warren, on the Bazet;a PLANK
Road containing lJ7 acres, will he soi in lots of 10
or more acres; or the whole viii BE sold together, on
easy terms Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
Dec. %, 1862 Mrs. JULIA Z. PECK.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.

l. The Stockholders Of tie Niles and AustintowD
Plank Road ana Turnpike Company. are hereby noti
fed tn 1t there will be Al election neIl At the ollie Of
Amos Allison. Esq, in Niles. on Monday, the 25th day
Of January, l557, for the purpose Of eiecting seven di-
TectorS Tor the ensuing year. IL. II. MASON.
Niles, Dec "a. lS56-3S Secretary.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbuil
l. County. IS. Id the Court Of Common Pleas.
vs.. Petition for Divorce.
samuel ". nrishine

Samnel W BriSbine
The Defendant, who ia 4 nonresident Of the State OF
Ohio. IS herzty notified, that the said plaintiff. on the
2th dsy OF December. Is56. filed her petition in said
Court. praying for 4 dsorce from the defendant. and
that the custody and control Of Thomas W. john F.,
Mary Ann. Rehecca Lorain and Milton j. Brisbine. the
fruits If saidnarriage. lie given her. The petition
also alleges that the parties were duly married. March
:, ls42, and sets forth as a cause OF Divorce. yillnl 40
seuse for the last three ears, gross neglect Of duty,
AMI haAitu4I drunkenness for more thSa three years.
Il also alleges tn I the petitioner is a bona fGe resi-
dent OF the county aud has been a resident of the State
ior the last year. and that the defendant is a non-resi-
lent Of the State, and that the place Of his residence is
unknown TO her. L. II.
Dec. 81. 'JG-6R ATTY for Petitioner.
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Aeme SnteIIiaents.
The Town Clock.

Inc loWn Glock.
Silence is only commendable
In a meats tongue dried, and a maid not vendible
In q Town Clock, silence is not commenda,
bic. because it fails to tell young men when it i:
time to 60 home, of nights. Our clock is at
fault then, for it has not given tongue for the
last three weeks. For sake of the old folks who
do not like to be kept awake, we advise the town
council to have the broken wheels mended, 50
that the bell can make note of the time by night,
as well as the dial by day.
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New Years Eve.

New Years Eve.
There was a ball at the American on Wednes-
day evening, and another at Empire Hall. where
the Germans a.. used themselves.
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william F. Mahtny. Defendant.

hilsl1h = NANNY. ucfcnd1nt.
The said defendant. VIM. 2. HahaDv will tate NJ,
tee. that the above named plaiutids have. the 9th day
Of december. A D ls56. fled their petition in said court
70 ioTeeiose a esEa;n mortgage, dated 9Th November
lei5. and executed by said defendant to serrre Inc r,y.
ment OF two ssveoal nStes, OF even date Gith the mort
gage, the one given 10 said Elizabeth Mahany. Adm'x.
Tor me sua, OF $50 = and interest from November
9Th, lTJJ, the other given to said Chandler Uickox,
Guardian. for the sun Of SI.3 20 aud interest from
April LIST. leJ5- ?he petition prlys for :he appraise.
meHt and sale u the interest If the defendant in the
farm known as the farm belonging to The heirs Of John
Mahsny, deed in Bristol, ana the application Of the
proceeds to the payment Of the several sums above m.
med.
Unless said defendant appears and answers by the
'th day OF February. le57, said petition will lie taken
as confessed by hun. AMI the decree entered aesord-
iHgly. HUTCHINS. cox 4 RATIIFP
Dec Il, "o-bw Atty's for PITS.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
L William Porter,
vs. Civil action. For money only.
Aia- MfCIeer-

The defendant, Alexander NCleery, will take motto
that the plaintiff. on :hs 81 day of December, lSj6, filed
IN the Clerks Ohce Of said Court, his pet tOn, seeking
10 recover the sum Of 500 IS with interest FROM 2d
November. 1855; beng he amount OF jul gmezt and
costs in a certain Judgment heretofore Obtained before
y. d Carlisle, a Justice Of the Peace for said county;
that an order Of attachment against said defendants
property has been obtained. and that said Defendant
must appear anl answer ~ the 3lst day Of January,
I-55, or judgment viii he taken against him by defIult-
uCTCHINS, cox < EATLIFF.
Dec. 10 t5f-fw Att'vs for PIE.
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DR.. Tubs,

UI- lIEU9y
Will ill his appointment in this place, at the
Gaskil House, Wednesday, Jan. Il.
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WARREN & LAKE ERIE PLANK
w ROAD COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders in said com-
pany. will be held at the office Of B. +. Hoffman. secrr-
tary. in Warren, on the I'd day of February. A. D Is57,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, 10 elect Directors, and transact
other necessary business. A general abundance is re-
guested, as business OF importance will be presented.
JOSEPH MARVIN, Jr, Pres.
B. F. HOFFMAN, Seery.
Dec. 81, '56-3K
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shsriH's O@ce. Warren
.HERIFF'S SALE


VS.. der OF sale 20 me Iii
John s. Gamer Ct al, } reced and delivered.
ana issued ot Of the Court % Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull County Ohio. / have levied on and shall expose
to public sale at the door Of The Court House in War
ren in said county, on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
JANUARY, A D ISL, between the honrs Of 10 O'Clock
A VI ard 4 oclo~k P II Of said day, the following iO.
Of land in the Village ~ Newtan failI in the County OF
Trumbui! and State Of Ohio. being lot No l6 il great
lot No. 81, as described in the Nap OF said Village. re-
corded June aoth. 1885, il being the sane lot conveyed
y john $. Garner AID vie 70 Henry A. Beaver, by
derd dated AFrii Esd. ISj3. and conveyed by deed o.
said Beaver to James F. Porter. dated March 81, lisa
Appraised al S5eu. Tob be sold as The property Of John.
5 CasEer et al, in the above entitled cause
IL. T. HARMON. Sheriff
Saerii's once, Warren, Dsc. 10. Is56-5x-3 Y
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GOOD MEDICINES,

GOOD MEDICINES.
TT is ESTIMATED
Z that AVER s Cherry PEcTo- b
Raj ard CaTHARTIc Pills haze Nr2SeF9
done more TO promote the public X%34
health than any other cause
There can be no question that tie >sszSSA
Cherry Fecioral has by its thoa- t
sand on thoGsPni cures OF Colds. ~ -fLR
Coughs, Asthma, Group, IHfuen- c~aEA9
"a, Bronchitis &c, very much re- @nLrL
duced the proportion Of deaths from Consumptive dis
eases in this country. The Pills are as good as the
Peeiora. and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less urging. Purge the
blood from its Impurities. Purge the Bowels Liver
and the whole yiseeral system from Distractions
Purge out the diseases which fasten on the body. to
work its decay. But for diseases we should die oHIy
OF oil age Take antidOtes early and thrust IL from
the system before ii IS yet too strong 10 yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust cut disease, not only Whgn It
rs weak, hut when IL has taken a strong hOli. Read
the astounding statements Of those Who have been
cured by them from dreadful ScrOfnla. Dropsy, Ulcers
Skin Diseases, Rheumatism. NEURALGIA. Dyspepsiz, In
ternal Pains. hilious Complaints, Heartburn. Head
ache, Gout. and many less dangerous hut still threat
eDing ailments, such as pimples on the face. " nrnis,
Nervous Irritability, Loss Of Appetite. irregularities,
Dizziness in the Head. Colds Feyers. Dysentery and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which a Purga-
tive Remedy is required.
These are no random statements. hut are authentica-
ted by your own n%eighbors and yogr own Physicians.
Try them once. and you viii never he without them.
Price % cts. per Box Boxes for Sig.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AYER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by T.. A. smith ( Co d. War
rem; DR.. G. ". Howe. North Bloomfield; IL. W. Collar.
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
Dec Il. '5f-am.
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Sleighing.

About six inches of snow fell on Friday and
Saturday nights, and the sleighing is tolerably
good.
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Upper Ten, Jockey Club, New Mown Hay. Sweet
Briar. Mousseline, Mi-uonstte. and ? Others. Har-
rison's Upper Ten is compose often odOrs. ofthe most
uchly delicate 0fall perfumes. Il is d dedicated to that
class, distinguished ~ refinement II IS addressed e
those OF tasteful elegance. in whose euiIivsted ssns.-
biities reside a perception OF od0rs, comprehensive,
discriminating and delicate. To those who can apprs-
ciate the bland influence Of a rich boquet Of the purest
simple olors SO justly proportional, and artistscaliy
blended tEaE from them GONs a harmonious whole, that
realizes IN its effect The highest desire. II is address
Ell 10 the Appreeiative Of our own country. who con-
scipus Of tie dignity q American retirement, can
trlnsf.r their sanction from foreign s~rtieles Of mstliEn
or iaferior quality. rendered falsely attractive by .
taEfy Outside. to an American production OF highly
beautiful exterior. and zhO can distinguish between
conventional fashions in the Old Work. aud truthful
production in the New.
win the good friends and public generally, call aad
examine our stock. which shall be constantly full and
for sa.S d low - sold on the Reserve
SPRINd * REED. No. 6 Market 81
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIEEL ERA IN

GEOEOGRAFGS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN
~ the photographic art Photographs upon paper.
SURPRISING in hCauiy. Durability. artistic eject. and
EIe-like expression any style OF Portraits or Miniatures
ever before drawn by a pencil Of light. For dueuess.
runndress, depth Cf hght and sLaGe and richness Of
tone. they are wonderful.
The Subscribers return thanks for past pa,ro age,
and take pleasure IN announcing TO the citizens Of War
ren and vicinity, that they are now prepared 10 take
Lifesize Portraits mounted upon cav lss and finished
PLAIN, or co'ored IN OIL, crayon. or pastii, from So to
Sltu. and warranted satisfactory.
ITSmall size Photographs can be taken upon paper
Spd mailed to any part cf the United States, at a very
shall expense.
lPParticular attention paid to taking out scenes
aud landscapes Also iikeUesses OF deceased persons.
7DaguerreOtypss, or Miniatures Of deceased per
sons, hGlrercr poor, can lie nasniEed to life size aud
made perfect.
PA.5rotypes taken for Sl.C0 and upwards.
II Pinstruetiuns given in all branches OF Photo
graphy, upon reasonable terms.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moderate. and Likenesses
warranted to please K < ROBBINS.
Warren. Sept. l.. lSJG.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Tbe

Nv IOHES IN JEWE LRl The
' subscriber has jus; received 4 large stock Of
all articles in his line.
lie has also male arrangements with \ Manufac-
turing House in Switzerland. - which, he. as Agent
for the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Ea-
rope. By this arrangement, he j. enabled TO sell Cold
and Silver Watches, OF all kinds. as lon rs they can he
Bought IN the URtfcd Strtcs. He has now on hand
every variety Of ChrOnOmeter, Duplex. Lever and La
riDs Watches 4 large stock Of Britannia Ware, Jew
e!ry and Fancy Goods of every description. and he
will receive rev 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. AZ Jobling Prices, and will be sold low.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES VAUTROT.
Warren. Dec. l.. sc.
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DLACK SILKS. E Z. Hoyt & Co,
A1 can show 4 splendid assortment Ct Elack silks.
OF the very BEST manufacturers.
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Annexed. FAD prices o. the c~sleNEste1 Rene Solvent
Arency's Remedies-Bone Solvent, . cts. 81 cts and
one dollar; Roster Linimsnt, for strains, iLdauation,
sweeney, &c, - cents; Appetite Feel, which - The
hest horse power in America, p cents Csent by mail
20 etsO; Prairis Heave Tonic. 50 ets--sent by mail at
same rate. SePt. i, 1856.
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AVE YOU SUBSCRIBED IN THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association /!
FOR THE THIRD YEAR?
mr..

VI Ill 4AiALAO lGALNa
SEE THE RARE INDICTMENTS.
THE management have the pleasure
l. Of announcing that the Collection OF Works o
Art designed for distriiIu.ion among the Subscribers
whose names are received previous 10 the 2Sth nf Jan
uary. 81, is much larger and more COSTS than on an.
previous year. Among the leadi, Z works ia ~Sculplur,
executed in the finest Marhle-is the new and be2u
tifnI statute of the WOOD NYMPH."
The Busls of the Three Great American Statesmen.
CLAY, WEBSTER & CALHOUN.
Also the ex tuisite Ideal Bust. SPRING"
APOLLO AND DIANA. IN M~ARBiE-LIFE SIZE
Together with the following Groups and Statutes il
Czrrars Narhle-ofthe
VENUS AND APPLE; PSYCHE; MAGDALEN;
CHILD OF THE SEA; INNOCENCE;
CAPTIVE BIRD; and LITTLE TRUANT;
With numerous works in Bronze. and 1 collection OF
several hundred PIN OIL PAINTINGS.
by leading Artists.
The whole of which are to be distributed or allotted
among the subscribers whose names are received IRE
vious 20 the ~ IGITH OF JANUARY, 81
when the Distril ution viii take place.
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber Of THREE DOLLARS is entitled to
A cory of the splendid Steel Engraving, SATURDAY
EIGHT." or
A copy of any Of the following 50 Magazines one
year; also
Aca:y Of the Arr JOuRSAL one year, and
A Ticket ia the Annual Distribution of Works Of Art.
1has-for every S3paid q person Tot only gets a beau
tiful Engraving or Magazine one year. hut also receiT $
the Art Journal one year. and a TICKET in the ANIMAL
Distribution. making f0Er dollars s0rth Of reading
matter besides the ticket, by which a valuable painting
or piece Of statuary may he received in add ton.
Those wis prefer Magazines 10 the Engraving Sat
urday Night" can have either of the following one
yeas: Harper's Magazine; GOdey's Ladv's Book; Uni
ted States Magazine: Kniektr5ocker Magazine, era
hams Magazine; BlaekEOod Magazine; Southern Lit
erary Messenger.
No person is restricted to a single share. Those tax
ing five memberships. remitting SIS, are entitled to six
Engrayings. and to six tickets IN the distribution, or
any i've CT the Magazines one year and six tickets.
FOR further particulars, see the November Ar Jour
nal. sent free on application.
For membership, apply to c. A. ADAMS.
Declo Honorary Secretary, Warren.
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NTARREN Il LAKE ERIE PLANK

W ROAD COMPANY
Stockholders are notified that a dividend Of six per
cent. ON the capital stock las Ieen decl4red and or.
dered to be paid; due January 18th, 1857.
JOSEF MARVIN, Jr.. Pres.
Z. T. HoFFHAN. Ssc'y. Dec. 24-al
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DONNETS q RIBBONS. of the la
- test styles, AMI Back Velvet Ribbons. ali 10 ilths,
At z f HOYT q Cas-
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O0O DOZ. Line and Breast Snaps, 8
AOO cord SIX, , cord Thread. Silver. GeId AID
Copper Bronze Cloth, Trunk Tacks and Nails, Lace 4
Com. TaeSs. Pad Screws. siiverrd Dash kods. SIX
Fringcs, Rope Mats, silk and Wo-sted Shade Tasssis.
Sl Apron HOOKS and snaps Saddle sGrr1ps, Lzdissf
o. u RAzaR
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
nRRayTEE. MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
ScNNoxs, ExErrTToNs- suBPGNAs, E1o.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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. GROSS, BALM 1000 FLOWERS
- just received this day per express, at
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ElSH.- 20 otis. Goldfish, Is bbls.
4 Aackeral. 90 half bills do, 20 otis. No. ! do, IL
Gti=. No. do, 81 half bbls. White Fish, ~ half bblS-
Trout, 20 boxes Herring No. Lin store aud for sale
Low at DUNLAP STEWARDS.
Dec. 3, lS56.
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NOTICE--

SURVEYOR'S NOTICE
~ ! give public notice, that hereafter 1 shall attend
often in each township, prepared 10 DO aui certify al
jobs OF Land Surveying. LeVeling aud Engineering,
Lost line, and Corners, and. also. disputsd areas OF
laEd shall be accurately asce-tained. Calis for work
may be sent b. mai!- Ohce in Court House.
J. BUKNHAJ, County Surveyor.
Anr o IalstF
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FOR The HAIR.

Hair Eestorer. Ilair Depilatory, Sharpoon lotion,
Tric0rheTous Of every description Also = Superior
Hair D. Jn Land that will do The work.
Et.u TIrC HANnl