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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

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DAILY GAZETTE
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BRADY ST. ovEn roer oBytcR,
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Tho 0asss,s oass u psspassa - sssssas
D~Uk $50 1Ob RrtoetoG
ov Hvnny vAnsass,
u the hAUhsse eAyes - a. Ass.
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sfuAneoAI wonx. oaAs aeeosess
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scsIssss cAaps. paAsss.
Aoosaos cAAos oooStetcASoo ~ -
woDetse eAass pUoss.
DALl vIe8nss noeoo0~s
psooaAMnes oenoe wsso corscuaL
StLLs ~ eAe1. eaices esaaeBf.
Lac otAugB ose., ose, osc.
Having ssesutiy mais ss1saeivs a1Aistoas 70 IN
Job pspsrtmsns II ~ yey ~ olsn0 Rsm.a Typs
that We are ready = III ss1ss0 - elAse
Fin Dscesativs - ~ - pu1n11na
with prompsnsss, q ssasssehls psssss - h assyh
unsnrpasssd ln lee 49,
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DO special attention of Ill sssking 70 nAke lud.
eous Investments In Neal Relate " Invited 10 our
lisl which eosapsiso sAsks sisy ysupesty ed many
beautiful suburban uss ana smai trosts ~ city
aaso, fssms aud farn asds N ncost osssy, seSshsr
with lassr amounts 81 unimpsovs iandA la al parts
VI tho STAIR.
We give ,hs following - specimens ~ shs psre,.
~ ~ have for saie
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n. kILBorRN, SECOND STREET.
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Then hold up your head, and let me look
upon tho face Of my wife. ST, George, May,
believe I've loved you for year,
And know I've loved you ever since
knew you, said May, yielding to the gentle
force which drcw her from her low scat, and
led her to one where there was room Cor two
And that's why you never cared about
any other mans company and attention, my
Mavr
Yes. said May, YOU begin to understand
il now
.Oh, May my beauty, my dear, good
girl Why didn't think Of this before 7
Why didn't you tell me May7'
Tell YOU! I would have looked well,
'islosd you would have looked wei.---
chasaing IN my eyes. What pity tint
yoa Aad ut confidence enough IN me "a
have allowsd me to gucss 1t the truth b.
fosc. Ny Nay, would have married ysu
years go, and hare been the happiest fellow
alive. How stupid men CAN be! bat CONS
May, We must 60 snd tell my sister. Shs
will be delighted, indssd.'
Ard b. led the emharrnssea and blushine
Nay into the pvesenec q his sister, and ad
mitted her to The greaa rQioicing; and in I
lev weeks from that day, kossiter and May
were no more twain, b0t eoe 6esh N
one hpows What . mouth mar heiae forth
30 = what - dmpasst qssssiea 1Ay lsa<
ouc.
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kses I'D Once.

have a sort Of Gircus celebration on
August Doth. when Spalding d Roy
combined Cireuses are to be exhibited
al under one tent, and all for one price Of
: Admission sifor some time past, Mcssrs. Spald-
ing & Rogers have been the largest Circus pro
prietors in The world, having in operation at fhe
same time, a colossal establisLmen on wheels
in New York and New England a model Cir
Gus, at enormous expense on board three show
steamers. Floating Palace. James Raymond and
Banjo. and an uniquea and original concern trans
ported by Railroad, in cars of their own inven-
lion and construction, in the middle States and
Oanadas. This year they have brought all these
companies together for a grand final tour in Tie
West. preparatory to some gigantic enterprise
of great novelty they are projecting for next
season.
The Leviathan consolidation will be an
nouneed on the morning of arrival, by Quo
kyle's celebrated Bugle Band, in a huge chariot
drawn by forty hors S, driven by one man, and
previous to opening the doors of the Tent, at
Noon, Mile Agnes.a Paragon of skill and cur
age, will make a grand free ascension into the
air upon a single wire, extended from the ground
outside the tent, near 200 feet TO the top Of the
centre pole. Three sets of Performers, three
sets of Clowns, three sets of Ring Horses, and
everything on a corresponding scale, will insure
an entertainment such rs has never before been
afforded us in the Circus line.
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The Box.

The Warren Home Literary Union is a Soei-
city composed of ladies and gentlemen, both
married and single, for mutual improvement and
social amusement. Besides the regular original
essays, OF which one is read at each meeting by
its writer. there are often anonymous articles
Monthly a reader is appointed to whom these
anonymous articles are addressed, and by whom
they are read. At the expiration of his, or her
term of office, all of the articles received are de.
posted on the table, TO be claimed by their au-
tiiors- 1t sometimes happens that the writer is
not present, or is too modest to acknowledge the
authorship. and they remain in the anonymous
unclaimed. Such is the article in another
entitled Inner Kosmos." We intend,
urSse orphan bandings in
o give our readers the benefits.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~ The subscriber offers for sale. his valuable farm
Situated tao miles North East Of the Center OF Bristol
Trunhull Co., o., containing two hundred and ninety
siN acres Of First rate farming Etud. II Is one OF The
best grain and grazing farms in the county, with
sandy soil, with creeks OF living water running thrO
the farm. There are also three never falling springs
one Of soft water, which is said 10 be tie hest ia tn
county, a good frame house on an elevated place, sur
rounded by a beautiful sugar grove of three Luudie-
second growth sugar trecs. Also, i young orchard Of
one hundred and lorty select lruit trees. = first rat,
sugar camp, good saw and rail timber. = san uiI
within thirty rods pf the farm, u grist mill one mil.
from the PREMISE. There is about one hun lrel acre;
under fence. TEO- public roads are Gil the farm lines
aud one runs directly through the lsnd, and a schooI
house Is on the farm. The AshttLulg AMI Neg Lisbon
Rail Roai passe5 within furty rods, and The American
Central i. K. crosses The former about . mile aui
half distant.
Fur information, inquire Of the subscriber, on ia,
premises. The Earn VIII be o1erei II private sale, Uu
Ill the FIRST Of Seltembcr, and IL not sold then. viii b.
offered al public sale on that day IL can uc bod sI
uOg at the low price Of thirty dollars Per acre
SAMUEL STOy2R-
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EAST YOUNG MEN, and HOLD
L Jul H0I;sESi two new songs, at ADAMS.
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SALE.
~ m,.ri.- Smith I

Charles ). Porter.
By virtue Of an ordrf VI sale. isSsel out "a the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trunbull County to me directed
and delivered, | have levied Oh, 4 Il Will expose to
public sale, - upon execution At law, Al the door Oi the
Court House, in Warren. in said County, on ArU
DAY, the 2sth day u August. A. D. lNJs, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock. a II. and 4 O'clock Pm. Of said
DAY, thc following described kral EstltO, TO Wit The
loloSing Described tract or lot VI land, situate in War
ren Township, No 1. in the fourth range Of Town
slips, in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the County oI
TranlLuH, and is known by being parts Of lots number
fifteen AMI sixteen. and bounded Is Follows, Viz; north
on Market Street, east on ianis owned b. Samuel
Chesney, ami noS oeeEpied Is IL j. Iddings, al the
south 81 south line OF said lois. and On tEe vest By
lands Owned Ly James l.. Van GoEier. being on Mar4ct
Street about one hundred feet. be the same more or
less. Appraised at fifty five hundred dollars, tSJ50U1
subject 10 u mortgage decd made to Henry W. smith.
for The sum Of One Thousand dollars
u. Il. HARMON, Sheriff.
Fl Sheriff. Office. Warren. .Julf zgh. 5s-5s go.
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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 Coral sets
Breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet, Cornelian, Locket,
Solid lie carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings Silver
Spoons, &c- Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sill
yer Ware, and q full stock Of Notions
He has also made arrangements with a Manufae-
turing House in Switzerland, BY which, he, AS Agent
for the manufacturers, receives watches directtrom Eu-
rope. By this arrangement he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches, of all kinds, as loo 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
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. L YAUTROT-
Warren. July Is, 1857.
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CHERIFF''S SALE
~ John K Woods
CL.uneey 3 TnlmernaE J

CLauucey Is TnnicrnaE
b. yirt1e Il n Onler OF s-is is-loi OF q h- Court
u Common Pleas & Tumld.ll County. phi". Ia me IL
f-.leI ar1 delivered. 1 have tyir'l "a, Snd -h-Il
oppose t. pabi.- sale al ths door 81 th- 'ai.u uofizr.
in Warreu.iu aid County, o. SATttDAt The 9Th ds
n Sci trHlhcr, 4 10. I-J4. belSr-n Lhe Lau4s Of 10
O'Clock 4. "a. AID ! 4 N 81 sad dsy. The i"lt4sing
desrrilsrd Real Estitc - The I-iendaEt tn VT; S!tnatc
IN Warren. la said Cnut q, to wif- Part 81 1T thirty
four ia said uosl4sbip. beUdCd As follows BE siunins
ut = STAKE a. the centre Il the warren and L'riSioWn
read a. the north west conner Of t..s i.trt. tfeIes
u.rth - g. degra-s EAST, iNt'cn chains aWi uin'ig ave
links 20 a stake IN The south HncefJ- L. y Al O. 'Elers
laud, thrur. sp.ll = degree ft-t, seven chsstu5 AMI
ninety n,ur links 10 = sttk. NJ tc north tt curner u
land iarurlif Owned - Nttb"s DEG-h.fd. druec
5uuth e11 drrt,"s sr.t slfnS ia" upTtE hns II sad
RiIsArfd = lot twenty ciriuI rad riuftS itLks "a tn-
ccutr. af Inc ssfi NIrIcu aisi LgrJstosG rOli uienre
moth -. IL east sighJ chains tud rishty seven tmAs
along t4e ~sgntr1oG scit Foad 10 tAe Piier oftesInuins.
coutliuiEs Elt.ru lrIrs Of band. mCIe or irs'. foLe
,oId ~ L4r suit % .irhH X WOpif IA ti- above eEt
uci u.gs'. ApIr4ised a. - pr arr
n. l. uAENOS. Sheriff
.hana's 0f.e. Warren, August D. l,S6 S~~fi--
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Fever and Ague.

We clip the following from the GenelaRd Her
aid. From Sir. C. a Crumb. member of the City
Council, and of the firm of II. D. Kendall & Co,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Cioroland
Nh. S. N. STRoSo-Having been afflicted some
IL months with the Fever and Ague, and used
the prescriptions of einin Mt physicians also,
many other medicines recommended as sure cuIes
Cor the Fever and Ague, without receiving any
benefit. | was induced % try "Dr. Sam'l Sirong's
Fever and Ague Destroyer" which has with the
use of less than one-half a box. almost wholly
relieved me from dhat dreadful disease, Che Fever
and Ague.
Sold in Warren by Z. a. SHITH d Co.
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. ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

4. M-OLkcK.J ~
J. ". CuASE,A
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
SUERIFF'S SALE.


Z, virtue u Al alias orI.r Of sale, lsSncd ont - iI0
Court Of Common Pleas OF Trinl.lll County OHIO. ~
tIe C!rrk thereof to ne directed and sc!igerci ! shah
cxPGse - public sale, 1t lie door of III Cont uuGse,
5u Wdrrcu. in sid Cainty, "a ue SI
liay 81 AUGUST 4. u. ISj7, bctscea tie hours II 10
a'r.1cs, \. NIX 4 OSl1ck, 2. M VI said dsy- 1e FOL
lusin described Real Estate pr The delcLd.nr Situate
IA N;.rscn TownshiP Nod in the iti range " fosn-
ships. in The Connecticut Western E,rseryo, Ia 1e
SL.a o. Ohio, aud siich Is also IN The County II
Tr,s4ini, and ia EnnsU ~ lCS No u p :, 1 y I'D
u. ia Block No !. IN ~ 4ilhioE1l sE = of ue TOsa
W. SmiI. ami others. recorded In TguGLpit County
IissorIs Book Of Mlps, pase= ~ .nd 81 % sLieh ref
erSEcr IS had lpr : aOTe particular deseupti9u. " %
inr also The slnls aaud nov fJuae 1853 d~ceQpitJ Is
said Ca,siIl - tavern stand. be the zane more or
leas. Appraised AZ EId.6C1
u. Z. HARMON. SheriG
shrriG's anae, Warren Julg y. I75s-Is-31l
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus l. Cincinnati. Cleveland ~ Erie, aud Cleve
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At SOlon. with lacks to Ohagrin Fails
At Mautua, with Hacks to Rayeuna-
- Graeeyilie, with Hacks e. Newton Falls
" Warren with lacks to Sharon, Greenyille Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Z. youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and EnOn Valley, and thence BY T.. T. W
d C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
". B. Passengers leaning l0sAgStOUR at l!:@f !
H., arri1e at Toledo al 1880 sumo night, aHd CAteaS'
al Il:3D merit m0raiRg.
April IS, IS57- CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt'
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CRiXGER,s
Commercial and Mathematical Institute,
Columbus, ONO.
CPLENDID INDUCEMENTS to those


~ who wish TO attend u Commercial College. Sltu1-
tions gus. snteei, Or, tuition free. summer arrange
meuts. To those Who enter NY Institute, VI remit me
any time before the LIST DAY Of next September, eau,
upon completing 4 thorough course OF Double EGtry
B0ok Keeping and its Collateral Branches, secure lu-
crltiye enplOy neRt in Commercial or Banking uouses
IS Accountants aithin ninety days after their gradua-
tiou, or else they will lie unidentified TO the full amount
OF the sum paid Tor tuition, and thus realize
FREs TUITION, GR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
Graduates from this Institution are nov Cling re.
spOusible and lucrative positions - Cashiers, Book
Keepers and Railroad O1icc Clerks. in different see
tons Of the country, and ae he,us preferred BY husi-
ness men To GrtdGatcs Of any other Mercantile Col
lcgr. lleuce the above unparalleled inducements
which nothing but the great superiority OF NY instrue-
ton and thorough training OF NJ students for business
life would warrant.
Tire Principal Of his Iastifsfi0H has bseH a Prle-
tiogf accountant for q longer period tAGE aHy 0tkcT
Teacher in the u csfcTR country.
Address the undersigned Tor further particulars.
wv. W
NJ n 49, -
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Methodist Clergymen. in the Warren
district.

AT the late session of the Erie Annual Confer
ence, held at Ravenna, the following appoint
ments were made for ISIS, for the Warren
District:
n. NORTON, P. E.
Warren, E.. J, L. Baker,
Braceville, J. Ii. Tagg.
West Farmington, W. NJ. Bear. R.W. Crane,
:. Wndc. SRI.
Bloomfield, n. II. Stearns.
Windsor, w. French, n. NJ. Shruick.
Youngstown, j. Tribby.
Liberty. S. Heard.
Vienna and Bristol, ]. W. Hill, one to be sup
piled.
Gustavus. ]. X. HallOck. W. r. johnson.
Hubbard, Geo. II. Brown.
Hartford and Brookfield, W. Sampson.
Williamsfeld, j. B. Grover.
orangeville, C. W. Reeves, d. King. sup.
Western Reserve Seminary, J. Greer Principal,
W.D. Archibold Teacher of Languages.
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RRlLLIANTS, French JACONETS,
H Lawns, Muslils, Gc.-eyery color and style for
sale at the NEW VI TORE.
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TIIR STATE OF OHIO, TrumLulI

i County. Ia Probate CpIFL
Jamos scott. Petition 20 Pr"Yc a. n.ise Nul
-. ~heirshiPo OF ~Lrranu-r and get
William II. scott. ct all pIi'r 10 sell Land warrant
Tie defendants. william II Scot. lnd BaHIcl SCOT,
~rstl-nts - Iowa, ar hereby n"tihcl that the
pIIiutIa trs Ii~I u the office Of tn Court u Probate.
h- petition sruine i.rlh that William Scott uhtlired .
Lard Warrant umieI thu act Of March ,. $50, FER 20
1rGc5, No. LEA, dated November ~. L~s5 that be
ati- no dispusitinu % said sIrIatt b will, or ether
El.- AMI dt-i ga IL 10th dlJ OF D~cr"nb-f, I-'l l-ty
ing James 5 sutt, William q scott, Dtlirl Ss1it, John
Scuu. aud S1rah YsItofn wife or iultn Viuhuru. lis
only heirs A. Law tMi asks that proof "f ssrl drEt,'
aud heirship be made, ami that a decree be- entered Ap
PONTIAC some suitable person q couatis tioLer % s-li
aud assign SAID warrant
said petition viii he fpr LrtIlnE AZ sail rFuu 90 "a.
2sht dty Of August. l-J1. T. b BAENE.A
Warren, July l-iE- Attorney Tor fainftl-
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A D~MINISTRATOR'S A L

N u virtue Of an nrler 10 Us directed frlt1 ~
Probate Court u the UOghty Of AshL.hula aud SttLe Of
ULiu. se sh II expor6 70 sale, hctSeen uFr hO1Ts OF III
o'clock A.. H.. and p. N.Ou the ZAl ily OF Austts,- I|s,
upon the premises, the toilpsiug described real state,
- Wit: An uaii silcl tao Thirds IL thu Ni!ogins lie
scribcJ parcel Of IauI. subject 10 the life cstGts Il
Wealthy Bond Beginning u a maple stump stlu.ius
near Pym5tuningC Greek bo' tom, ii being The Southwest
corner or said land, and EROsu as part OF lot number
six silu4ic Ia the township Of Vernon, County II Trun-
hull and State OF Ohioi thence running N9rth@s-, Nest,
eight rods; thence East -, North. twenty rods. tIrnc-
south 80, East, eight Tr!a % f. highway thence " 81
along S1iI high1ay TO the place Il beginning .%cgnt1in
iEg one acre Of laurl. subject . alie1 81 hity dollars %
De psiI n Tie deerase Il SD! Wealthy Bond Terms
one third cash. and Ale gr-i'lue n one yetr. -ith aP
proved sc-urii
.M-0LkGK.i a5,.f,f+,t,r
J. ". CuiSE.A
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0 AGAIN.

TO NY Old IIItuusI young VHCs IUVI
j and all uthersin authority -
/ have left the .~Ittering sands OF California, With
-Iiow u.uch have you male ~ ".dHsE' enough to buy
a Partnership aith tie renowned S.ddgcIy and Car
Tiage Trimming dealer, o H. P4TCu / consider him
the Prime Of Harness, Saddle aud Trunk Manufacture
ers, and all the little .'GNins" that lollOE IN the train
Of u prompt establishment of that SOFT. L you'd like
to sec the biggest portion Of Uncle SafugeFs family, At
The good old stand uf D.. IL T.. where he or l, or bothr
c.u Aiways be seen. EMERSON OPDYCkE
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Warren, July o
GilERlFF1S SALE AS MASTER
~ PLrkard 4 BarnGm.

Noses T. McSeai, etssLj
By yit1e % an orler OF s@le, issued art % he ForrsrrI
of Common Pleas 81 TruubulI County. Ohio, To ne u
reeksi and deHserel have levied on aHt shalt :
expose 10 public sale, at the door Of ths Court uousr
ia Warren, in said County, On SATuIlDA I~the5thd3v ~
Of September. A. D. 1851, between. the haUTS " 10 -
O'Clock A N. and 4 O'Clock r. ~ - s1id las sthef nt Z
LogIa. described Real Estate, u Wit- Situate IN War .
rem. being township nuuheE four in the fnarth ranze ~
Of townships in the CannecIeut Western EessrSc,i 10 ~
the state Of Ohio, aad Shtrbi Is ais9 III the Ghnntytec94
Tnamhull, mad Is known by sbole of Dot 40 Sx ana
pat 81 lot No. eve, being the ECst hail % III same tn~
aid lots, being IN the Psasc Plat % Warfsn, - sur
veyed b. FrVBkiiH e Stove, April lSiO. and bcaHdr4
asri9vsr LeeiHning ut The south east corner N Nor
k+t and Pine, Slrceis. thence s0Bih. On Pine StTasle Es Il
huHirri AMI fity feet 10 a T0st. thrnre EAST hns feet
thence north one bHndreil and uty 81 10 the ~sf-thlag
line n Market Street, thence vest Gly E-t o. tieVi-ss
Of to. irninr, aud contains AN sqHse feet % grr1fF .
be us same more o. iess II be sahi "a Che saii %
Plckald & Barunm ia tho silgve tnfijsd c7uTg ~
praised IT SlsJ. u T. ifAEfo@i Sheftf
SHERsFF' OFEfsE, H rs dtst0- Ilff
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Sold in Warren by Z. A. saurn d Co.
Theatrical.

Our amusement loving citizens will be pleased
20 learn that a company, Qate Of the Pittsburgh
Theatre,) comprising six gentlemen and five
ladies, will give a series of Dramatic Entertain
ments, at Empire Hall, in this place, commence
ing on Thursday evening. Aug. 18th The first
evening opens with Rev. Sheridan Knowles play
Of "The Hunehback," and concludes with the
Farce of "My N~eighbor's Wife"
This company has been performing TO crowded
houses in New Castle and Youngstown. and are
spoken OF as comprising mucl talent. and giving
entire sa~tisfa-iun.
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
IA L-STeuce AlcxIod + sul
RfanciE LyncL hdm1s Nc

"A L-STeuce AlrNLnd Z ALL ~ fuI.sAS'- "a
Yfanci. LrncL. Aduus Nc, ali orI-r u tie Pro-
rs. bate Court u S,Nrk
A1eustl lynch. et A. COUNTY, Quo, made
% tn aJtL DIS u Nay, ~. the EnleI ~Eei liE.ia
il.to-s of Arnold Lynch. le-casel. VIII "frr hr safe
Al liz door u The Court House IN Warren, Tun1sll
Gun b. OHIO. on Friday, Uhs s~th l-y 81 Agsuat. i-Ss
IL Eil,xiuy Described real estate OF s-Il decsdsni.
10 xii A lat &C iaDd Ia township HumLer four. ia The
6nh range Of Townships in the Connccticat Western
Reserve, il Uis State OF Che, and county u Truugiuii.
known by section No. siN. o. and parts Cf lots, unfr
les aHIa. and being all 81 d.tfrsct u hgnd, drede't
b. Thomas Daily and Aaa his Vilet0 Charles e. daily
o. tie twenty SIKH dEy of jane. A. D.. iSEs. and re-
corded in the Recorders office u said TrEulbch com
q. sertsml.er 2suf. ESQ. IN Record bopk y plgrs2lf
lnd 2I5-eXcepung then ifG1 Oniy the tracts deesied on
I'M 18TH ~ August, A. u, 1855, 10 Allison a. Preston
add furry c. Reed. ~ Geprsef Uaiiy, amounting To
uiaetytso anI HIN acres. lie IGd ccHveyei 20 10
aid Lynch deceased. containing my seven a sras aud
6fy nine hundre-lths o. an acre.
said premises gilibc sold free Of dover upon the
foTI,wins terms Oae fiirl il hand. Oue h1rd 10 SIX
months. and ~ouethiul in one year with interest ON The
Aeierred payments sale to commence AZ " o'eleck.A.
~ s,iI ~ LAWRENCE ALEXANDER
FEINCIS LYNef
Ad-rs &c ~ Arnah Lyueh, fsceassd
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CTATE of OHIO. Trumbull County,

SIS. In COURT or C0MM0 PLEAS-
Amos s. Gray The said Robert Leslie win take
vs. tnotice that said Amos 5 Gray has
Robert Leslie, filed in the Clerks olice Of said
Court, a petition TO recover Judgment Of said Leslie,
for the sum OF -Four Hundred and Seventy-Six dollars,
with interest thereon from the first day Of February
1857, for which he prays Judgment. The said Robert
Leslie is required to answer said petition by the 10th
day Of September, A. D. 1851
SUTLIFF & FUTILE,
.Juiv 90 , Attorneys for Plaintiff
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EYE Il EAR.

CELF ADJUSTING CURTAIN ROL,
- LEE. with or without TIC curtains, for safe by
IDDIEG5 & MoiGAN-
Juue 10. I-jS,
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NREAT BARGAIN-A choice So

| LuIh for Sllc cheap. The subscriber de ,l
airing u change hs location, viii sell ~ u tS4,,i
great bargain. his we'll known Farm in Bizct-L-A
u. containing III acres, iyins gu the Warren & Lake
Erie Plank Road, seven and 4 half miles frpm War
ren. Said Farl IS yell watecc,i, is ia a high state H
cultivation 4 good Brick IInUSe. with barns and nI
buildings a great variety Of all kinds Of Fruit frees
&c. For iditl.er particulars iuqGi,e oG the premises
Terms made easy. ELI ". DEAY.
a. L 49,. h.