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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
~ John crOssil,
Ior.oxo n Wiiber 81 .iO

By virtue Of ar order OF sale, Is=rej oct of ths Court
Of Common Pleas 81 Trum5ulI County, Ohio, 20 me
directed and delivered, l ,hsll sxPOBe TO public sale.
at the door OF the Court House, in Warren. in said
County, On SATURDAY, the 96Ih day % DECEMBER.
A. d.. Isl. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4 ". and
4 O'clock 2. NJ. Of said day. the following described
Real Estate, to wit: Si'uAt- in Solthincton Township.
No. ), in the hG.h ran &c Of Townships. in th= COunec-
ticut Western Reserve. in the State Of Ohio. and which
is also in the County OF Trumbull, aud 10 kusunb by part
OF lot number thiity-nihe, bounded and described a.
follows: Beginning at tie south cast Garner Of lot No.
80. thence north along the line Of said Township to
land OWL 81 by Adam P2l-n, thence vest along said
Palen's land tn 4 post standing ia the corner OF land
lot No. ~, thence east alor said ! It line to the placs
Of beginning. suppose! to contain forty two acres Of
land. he the same more or less.
Also. one piece Of land adjoining on the west side
Of the above described piece, and is known by the
middle part OF lot No. 10. anu is boundel and described
IS follows: Beginning at = rost standing in the suoth
West corner Of the above described piece OF land,
which was dc-iel by Jsckson Cotton and wife to
Joshua 1. Cotton. on the iIt' Gag 81 December A. D.
Iri9, thence north "a chains 10 a post, thence west =
chains 2tI links to a post. thence south "a chains and
a. links, thence west to the north east corner OF An
drew Stroup's land 4 chains and p ! nkS. thence south
on said Stroup's east line 10 chains and 60 links 10 the
south line Of said lot, thence east on said lot line l6
chains 40 links to the place Of beginning. containing
Ely .erss Of land. be the same more o. le,s.
Excepting from the pieces above described forty
acres released by Plaintiff on the eth day Of April. A.
D. 1854, by deed to Frederick Phistin. ace TrumbulI
County Records. Book -, Page l76- Appraised at $50
per acre, after making thr exception above ntmel.
4. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheric"s Once. Warren. Ngy. IS, IS57-Su-el5
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Runs Qoiug'S.

Runs Doing's.
Whata dark catalogue the history ofthis little
town for the last two years would furnish, if all
the misery, pauperisin, disease and crime, which
is directly traceable to the agency of intoxica.
ting drinks, were summed up. Look at the
Barribsll case. A young man in the health and
yigor Of manhood, stricken down, his skull
srushsd by 8 blow from the keeper of drinking
saloon. and he 1.-THE keeper now an occupant OF
Of . cell in the penitentiary.
The keeper of another. also incsrcerated in
thu same prison, for q crime which he would new
er have dreamed of committing, had not his
moral sense been blunted by dealing out the
burning poison, and associating with the poor
watches who swallow it.
And now worse than either of these, comes the
drowning of McWhinney. A husband and
father is found, 3 corpse, in the river. His two
sons are lying in Jail, awaiting their trial forthe
horrible crime of psrricide; his wife arrested as
aseomplice. but acquitted, and all thi, traeeable
to intsmpersnce.
In the trial before the Justices Court, the
constable who had been sent to compel the at
tendance of two of the principal witnesses . man
and a woman, reported that they were too much
intoxicated to be brought into court, and the
court was compelled 10 adjourn.
Look at the blsared eyes. blosted face. and
staggering steps Of those who may be seen at a.
most any hour of The day, or night; Sundays or
weekday, issuing from the doors of the many
vomitories of crime and pauperism. the whiskey
shops; and who can tell now much Of evil an
other year may bring forth.
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OF the best kinds, from the genuine "JsGH .MGria r
rsas," down to ca cents per bottle.
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9omt Smttuiasnts.
Union School Examination.

Last week terminated the fall term of the
Union Schools, and the time during nearly the
whole week was devoted TO the examination Of
various classes. The attendance of the patrons
of the Schools was fair, but not very numerous.
Mr.. Marvin and his corps of teachers have al
succeeded SO well in the conduct of the several
departments, that the condition of the schools
gives universal satisfaction
At the High School each class was examined
upon the whole of the studies of the term, and
the members of the Board of Education, Exam
lining Committee, and visitors generally, were
invited to question the classes upon the topics of
Examination. The manner in which the young
people acquitted themselves was highly credit
able both to them and to their teachers. The
Studies of the School embrace q thorough Eng
lish and Mathematical course, taking the class
quite as far as any of the higher Academies on
the Reserve. In the classical course, young men
and women are taken as far as the Sophomore
year of a College course.
The advantages offered by the High School
are such that we are confident o good education
can be obtained far more cheaply, and quite as
thoroughly as in any institution in the State,
and our only wonder is that the number Of for
sign students is not many times greater than it is.
The examination closed on Friday with q gen
sral Exhibition, in which the Students of the
High and Gramma Schools presented their de-
CARNATIONS, originalessays, DC.
Papers in the form of periodicals, edited by
different classes of pupils were read, and the
pith of the articles, and the sharp shots and
witticisms contained in the shorter items, was
such as TO excite great applause.
Some of the declamations by the young men
showed an appreciation of oratory, and 8
gracefulness and ease in delivery. which would
have been crediLaLle to any one, of any age or
experiences.
As a whole the exercises were a convincing
proof that the h5erality of the citizens in their
support of the schools is not thrown away, but
the investment is being returned to them with
interest. in the shape of great intellectual pro-
gress on the part of the youth.
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THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

D. e. DUNLAP
WHOLESALE M RETAIL EALER I Y
GROCERIES i LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 & 5 Market Street.
4 RE now receiving q very extensive
~ assortment OF goods in his line. direct from the
Eastern Cities, embracing in part the following goods:
10 uhds. Sugar. 10 bbls Coffee A do. 10 de p. 10
do crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do graduated.
20 Sacks Rio co1ee 10 do Java. 10 de Niece. -
do Lsquayra.
so Chests Y. IT.. Tea. 90 do Black.
IS Boxes stesrine Candles. IS de TIllsu De.
90 do Starch
10 Bags Spice. 10 dc Pepper,
, rrirces Rice. 2do PrEaeE- 1ds Csdf.h.
4Trails Cloves.
90 Boxes 'spoGIswoorl So Tobacco. 70 do 'Hosres.'
90 DO Diamond TuiIt. 10 Gross Large Snskiax To-
b.cco. 10 do small. 80 do chewing.
10 Boxe, Pipes.
S Bills Pu!veriIed s~aler.tus. sd. cIuts Do.
Sacks Pea Nuts.
90 Boxes NJ r. RsIins; 10 X de.
citron. Corn Starch, Harina, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles, Sardines.
10000 Eagle Principee Cigars. 90 1900 Washington
do. 1000 Light Guard DO, &c. &c.
~ Bills. Butte Crackers. Is do p Z. II do Sugar
10 DO Soda. II do Boston.
Cream Tartar. Camphor. Chewing Gun, Ind;Ko, Al
monds. Brazil Nuts. English wAInutI. &c &c
Is Baskets Champaign. 100 bills Whisky. 10 do
Ginger Wine. e0-l0 Gall. Keks do. as Gail. dc.
600 Calls. 'SeiEnett-' Brandy. 200 Calls. sOtArd' do.
, Bills Prime Old Port Wine. } do MADEIRA. . dc ia
macia Rum. 10 de v. z. DO. d do Gin. I46 Calls.
Pure Gin.
Is BblI. Molasses. IL half do R.6n.d Syrup. &c.
&C.. &c.
My stock is full. ample. ard complete. most re.
before purchasing elsewhere al gs.Ss ysrraztsi.
October ., 1857. J. D. DUNLAP.
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meteorological

Meteorological.
On Tuesday the 9th ult, st A. NJ the msr.
sury stood at Zero; on Wednesday at the same
hour, at IL degrees below, a temperatur. which
the Oldest inhabitant never before heard of, in
November. The sleighing was tolerably good
until Saturday. The Mahoning was covered
With ice some 4 or inches thick. BOYS were
skating, sleigh bells were ringing, and the gen.
sral opinion ws, that there is either a mistake in
the almanac, or that the southern fire ca tiers had
showed the pestilent Reserve up towards the
North Pole.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Eusl D. FELTON,, Guardian.
vs.. In Prostate Court
Hiroa Johastsz, Ruby Ann John OF Truubu!l CoGn-
sen, Henry d. johnson, minor ~, ohio.
heirs, and Louisa osnsnd, uid3a
OF Henry JohEtsa. dec.
The paid Ejrsn johnson, Ruby Ann JshHsor. Henry
L johnson, minor heirs, and Louisa Demand, widow
Of Henry Johnson. dec. are hereby Informed, that on
the l3th day efNovenser. A. u. $50, l fled a petition
as Guardian OF said minors, in the Probate Court u
Truuibull County. the object and prayer Of which Is to
procure an order on the 18Th lay Of December. A. D.
1857. for the sale. &e., Of the Real Estate Belonging to
said minors. vh:sh 10 situate in lot No. -. in the
Tovs,hip Of Johnson, in said county. il Icing about
10 Aeres Of land which vas set OF TO them on partition
sfIhs estate Of E;Ihu johnson. and fer he A~ssiyn-sat
sfths .svsr Of Louisa 0snand in said land.
BURL 3. PRLTOS GsxrSIsH-
By 4. YroHAHs. his Attorney.
Nov. Is, Ie5s-4w.
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G. NOTICE.

wm.H II. Croofs. BY kisl In Probate Court Of RrsH
GUARDIAN Lorenzo D. Ssull Cearty, Ohio
Brsin,rd.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Lsrssxo D. Drainsrl
has died in the o1hce OF the Probate cour; = petition,
the object OF which 10 20 obtain leave TO assign the
estate Of his ward, VIM II. Crooks, In Land Warrant
No. l7.l44 for 50 acres. issued from the Pension Once
Sept. /. 1867. under the Act OF March }, le51," to the
minor children OF Robert Crooks, deceased Fer hear
irK Friday Dec. s5th, ls51-
LORENZO d. BRAINARD, Guardian;
By J. K. BuRNHAE, hIs Attorney.
GaV "a Iss--6W-
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SCHOOL BOOKS

TOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
L Wholesale. or Retail. Country Merchants. schoo
Teachers and others in wan. of an assortment, are in
rited to call and examine our stock.
McGufey's anil Webster's Spoilers.
McGufeys Readers and Primers. all kinds.
Rays list, End, 81 and Higher Arithmetic
Thompson's l.t, End and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, Greenieafs and Perkins Ariih'cs
Colburn's and Marvin's intellectual do
Pinnoes. Smith, Greene's, Covelrs, Clark's, Wells
and uart's Grammar.
Smiths, Mitchell's, oIney's, McNally's. Morse's
Montieth's, Parley's and Colton's & Fitch. Geography,
Wright's 0rthography; Watts on Mind.
Msyh-us' Fulton and Eastman's Book Keeping.
Putnam's Elocution; Cutters Physiology.
Jane Tayler's Physiology; Whateley's Rhetoric and
Logic; kanes' Elements.
Loomis, Robson. Davies and Greene's Algebra; Da.
yies Bourbon.
LOOMS and Davies Geometry; Andrews and Stod-
dards & Billions Latin Grammar and Readers; An.
thons Latin Series.
Webster's Dictionaries; Wilson's Histories; States
OF all kinds. A good assortment OF School Stationery,
and = large supply Of Toy Books for school presents.
PORTER L son.
W,rr.p No~.,h-x rcS-
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J.B. DUNLAP would respectfully Hnnsunee 70 his
old customers and friends. that he continues he FhsIs-
szls and Retail Grocery anil Liquor business At the cd
stand, No. 4 and S. &arket Street, Warren. Chic.
III sTEWART having removed the entire stock %
Yankee Notions from the old stand 70 No. 10. Van Cor
der's Block. Warren, o.. where he will be happy to zee
his old friends and eustOuers- Having on hand . large
and we'll selected stock Of goods in his line. is prepared
TO oEer inducements to Merchants sad PelIlsTs, uzsur-
passed liz this section OF country
Marrrn- Sent = lSi1-If.
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NATIONAL HoTEI, New York, Oct. 9Th, "a.
Messrs. SPRISG & TUKsEz.-Yours OF the Cd inst. is
al hand. Will send you some Solvent next Monday
unless l leave for Ohio this Eeek-in which event /
viii call i; your store and prepare you 4 fresh supply
am periecting an arrangement which materially as
sists in its pharmaceutical department. Opium is
worth - ,O0-Morphine is high also.
With Respect, CHAS. r. HARMON.
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Hunting

dunIlnR-
Hons J. l. Beaver, and B. r. Hoffman, s. L
Freeman, T. N. Stiles. B. H. Fitch, and ]. L.
Frazier. Esqs. have gone to Paulding County,
thk SHte, "a Z hunting sxpediies.
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REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS:
REV. GEORGE B. CHEEVER. D. D.,
REV. ENR WARD REECHER,
MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
MR. CHARLES L. BRACE.
And numerous others.
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Eighth ~Pdge-Editors Table, City News. and the
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Review OF the Market.
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dissolution Of Copsrtnership.

H Th- e~opsrtn-T ship heretofore existing hetuesa
J. X. Dunlap J. J. Stewart. under the name and shape
Of dunlap and Stewart. Is this day dissolved hy mutual
consent. Tks hooks and notes are in the hands of.
B. Dunlap, who VIII receive all dues and pay AL eiaizs
Of ths late arm. All persons having unsettled az
csants ara requested % cali and settle Immediately.
J. n. DUNLAP.
Ii
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ANOTHER BREAKDOWN.
OWING TO the rapid increase Of made

~ during the last few months st the "Croeksry
Store, We nov propose to open the fall campaign
with an astonishing reduction Of prices. Although Us
have an established reputation for i05 priess, cur
large stock. CHE biggest ever brough: TO Warren. and
purchased eAeap for CASH. enables US to challenge
competition, in this respect. As is evident from the
following rates, at which We viii sell untii further ne
tice:-
You can bay, OF the best quality Of ITonstons China.
steapot. sugar bowl and creamer for Sl.cO-the con-
mon price OF which has been usually Sl.5O; = sett OF
teas for so ets-the common price 62& cts; the largest
sized cOnrepOt for e21-comEen price SIX; dining
plates worth s - per dozen for ; LEO; breakfast plates
worth s. .37 for 81 10 per dozen; tea plates worth Si.sS
for 81 co: sauce plates xorth - a for IS cts per dozen
These goods are the SsS. quality and latest sfyIs Of
white ware Our stock OF blue and common ware. and
Of glassware is full, and will be sold At similar los
rstes, and in Quantities to suit customers
Ifyou wish to buy where euerg Yiees Of rsarsi Eszr-
sztesa 10 BE as represented. and ghsre they defy Sos
petition IN SstI qrsiify and prices. just drop in A.
NcLAINS CR0CKERI STORE.
No. 4 Gsi1 81, Harrea. o.
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WaTTchI UcI. -uI D.
c.. HARMON, New York Dear Strive have sold
tn. entire stock Of Solvent, and wish you to make up
a lot and send by Express, as VIC have frequent calls
for it. Ellac says you must send rs much as a gross
as 1t sells like hot cakes. What is opium worth I owl
Yours, &c. SPRING & URNER
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Chang

Change.
DR.. John R. Woods has purchased the Drug
etore Of Messrs. Spring & Turner.
The personal popularity Of the Doctor, and
his knowledge of medicines will ensur. him
sue cess in his new line Of business.
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
LII TIIpDS AI DL-

nR. II. TUBBS, Analy Tic Physician.
~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Friday Dee. 18th.
RavESSA. Prentiss House, Saturday Dec. 18th.
AsHrAsuLA, Ashta5ula House, Friday Dec. s5th.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, and
Spleen ; also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, NerSous-
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long ~stanCing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. In no care are mineral or other Fois0Hs en-
yl0ysd, nor does he make sick 10 make EEL, or tear
deDH.to bEild up again. Themedicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients .u,yte
main at home, and continue with prudence ti'eir ordi-
s-y 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. Insalids, however resncel or despair.
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out = corresponding prospect of recovery
ALT RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs. L. Rhumizh, OF Beaver, Pa. cured OF Salt
Rhsum OF eight years standing. 1t was Of . most
painful character, covering the entire surface of the
hands. and portions OF the arms and person. First
called nearly eight years ago. In four months the
skin became soft and smooth. remains free from lis
ease to this time. The above case is selected because
one of the first cured in the West, and best shows its
p~rna,ency. Those who have been similarly Affected
and cured, reside in the vicinity Of nearly every sp
Pointment. to whom reference can be given. Equal
success has attended the treatment Of White SrsH-
ings. SerofELG, assesses aud Fsrsr Sores. some Of
which have been noticed in the monthly reports In
the treatment of all such. We rely mainly upon internal
remedies thas are calculated to neutralize the acrid
substances supporting diseases, and by exciting to
healthful activity the skin and other secretory organs.
to force noIious cxcrements to escape by natural
channels; hence the cure is radical without depletion,
and instead Of endangering the lungs. as q superficial
healing OF ulcers or scattering" Of humors invariably
9't', it serves to protect and strengthen those vital
parts.
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FVERY BODY WILL WANT L

livery BODY WILL WANT IT.
H The Ladies' and Gentiem.n's Mirror Of Fsrisas,
or. the Analysis Of Life, designed for tbs amusement
aud entertainment OF evening parties for the xiater. Il
isa large handsome book Of 40 pages, with E-ms from
the best authors. and in the book Is = wheel, nSrsGS!s,
by which is designated portions Of The work, AMI CUES
lions Of the most Important character answered, In the
mos, appropriate manner. Price sl,23. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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$500 Bottles sent by Express,

upon reception of the price hy mail or otherwise
Address BONE SOLVENT CONP-A.NY,
Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
CCRBS cured without bistering. by Bone Solvent,
which is a positive specific for young Ring Bone. Spa.
vim, Splent and Callosity. The Phoenix Drug Store
has secured a fresh supply of this remedy. a, seen by
the fOlloSing correspondence:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey lIarsh.l Rarzra L. Abel. }
pscl.r, Uu.ehIn..S John W. McCl.ry.)

By virtue Of two rritI Of yenditioni EIponAs. issued
out Of the Court o. Common Pleas Of Trumbull County.
Ohio. 10 ne directed and delivered, 1 will expose to
! public sale. 1t the residence Of John W. NcClery, In
the Township Of Johnston, in said county on SAfCR-
DAY, the 5ih day Of December A. D. 1857, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. 81. and 4 P. ii. Of said day, the
personal property described in said vrits- TO wit: Two
? horse wagons. Z pair Of brown oxen S years old, Fly
sheep. 1 brown horse S years old. and one buggy. 20 be
ssld At ths suit OF the Plaintiffs In the above entitled
causes. g.. D. LYMAN, Sheriff
shriE's orss. Warren, Nov. 18th,