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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-29

Summer Stock of Fine Shoes.
.r JOHN RAMMAGE,
.s No AZ, College Street
now in receipt Of aTg Stock OF handsome Shoes for
4 Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and ChidreR-
.-- FOR LADIES.
Sup. Eug'ish Black Kid sliPPers-bows;
Lasting {. Plsn;
:. Frsnch red brOnzed "a bows
q g q Wbits.
50 French Embroidered Kid and satin slippers;
Toilet slippers, black and eOlOrsds
Black French Lasting Heelsd Caters;
Italian aha Cloth Caters, front and side lace;
French Lasting Baton /" with heels;
. Kid and Morocco Buskils, Ter. &c. &c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Calf Pump-sole Dress Boots;
A." g Stitched -
SeEed
" Pump sole Shoes;
Z" Patent Leather and Calf Oxford,
Calf broad and narrow strap Shoes.
English Lasting, Calf and Patent Leather Caters;
8 Calf Kid OxfOrds; ssvsry nice
Patent Leather PumP-sole Dire Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
8. oxford les and stout Shoes &c.
MISSES black and bFonIed KId-trimmed Slippers;
ka;'i l Caters with and without heels
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO Brogans and Kip Shoes Of all kinds;
My Stock Is extensive and Of the and win be sold as
very low prices for CASH.
JOHN RAMAGB,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-29

SPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE,
WE have on assignment a neat and Splendid Family
w Carriage which will sell low.
NOBL& CO..
Iune2O Corner Spring and College ST.
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MASONIC MARKS, JEWELRY, MILITARY,
COLLEGE, AND SOCIETY MEDALS,

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New aud original
III designs Marks, Pins, StUds &c, constantly hand.
orders BY nded to- Door Plates, Notary Corpora
Ion Seals with without presses. Bridal visiting profess
on Cards. engraved 70 Order at the shortest notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Institute for the
Manufacturing OF Masonic, and hne Jewely.
EDGARP. BATON, ~ Chestnut Street,
supeI9-Iy va. P.l Philsdep ha, Pa.
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w r. CoRNgLIUs Agent for the sale Of Fisk's CsIs-
w. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases, 10
prepared attend to all Funerals hsretors when his
services may be required Oeeat The Phoenix WarsroOm
No. 40 Sprhg Cherry. Residence No. y Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
N.B.Wi also attend 70 receiving and forwarding bodis
&C., when notified. lApr-s6H,
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SOAEPHIN NEW.
sAHUgL C. BoTcE. ELvEArOH
BOYSE & ELVERSON,
MRRCHANTTAILORING AND GENTLEMENS
FURNISHING STORE,

NO ~. PUBLIC SoUkRE
HB subscribers desire n call public attention hsir E
L TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths Cas-
simeres, FeStingsg Drillings. Read -1lade
Clothing and fun stOck OF GenGkemenss FUR
nisbing Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
cumSanees will offer great inducements 70 cash pune
tual time Dealers and solicit the trade exsmRasOn
Of stock before purchasing elsewhere, We Wo1d cali
special attention to the assortment Of Cloths Cassmefss
and Vestngs, which will make 10 order in the latest
styles and warranted TO AZ sale We also call
ton TO stock of Ready made CiOthaK manufactured
expressly for trade, which determined sell
the lowest prices, and thereby merit patronage Our stock
Of Gentemen's Furnishing Goods viii AWAY be found CON-
Pete We viii speedily have In store fine stoc Of Boys
Clothing.
WANTED-A few good JOuraeymeR-none bot goodOns
need apply. BOYSE & ELVEgSON,
fsbS-f No. 70, Public Square.
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Opening Day:
The Ladies' will please remember that on next
Thursday, April Cd
MRS. CROOKER

win exhibit for sale large stock OF the moS' OeAunn
Fancy
BONNETs, FLOWERS, HEAD'DkESSES'
Gaps, 6ce.3
Tat has ever offered in HasnV' Don't iorget The
-. mar29-u,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-29

VXTB have recently received our SECOND PURCHASE
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS & STRAW GOODS,
and car now offer 20 Merchants buying in this Market
nsyg GARDNER, SHEPHERD 4 co,
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A. KERR & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, BHANDaES ,6Cc.
IUST received by steamers Scotland and Cumberland
~ large stock Of goods. Among which are:
900 Cigars, fine brands
100 baskets Champagne Wine;
50boxes fine Port;
50 boxes fine sherry;
60 casks fine Brandies;
IS boxes Calhoun Whisky;
10 boxes SaTdines,
20 bbls fine old Bourbon Whisky
100 cases Brand in bottles.
Also, fine assortment of Fruits Cracknul Biscuits Nuts
of all kinds fine stock of Chewing Smoking Tobacco,
Pipes OF all kinds, and everything that kept line
which will sell at the lowest price for cash.
All those owing will please call and pay must have
money, and further indulgence we cannot give.
mar26-6 A. KERR & co. 81 Cedar st..
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LUMsER! LUMBER!

THE undersigned are extensively engaged in the Lumber
Business and respectfully solicit orders from Ruiders
and hers needing any thing in line. They Of
the best Cedar Wilson county, prepared 10
furnish any Of LUMBER either Of Cedar other Tim Der
Their Depot is al The Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders La ber may 0s addressed the undersigned at
GIadesvfle Wilson Co. Tenn le with Mr.. DAaDEr az
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENNON 8 SIMMONS
nf1'57-dIy. KIRKPATRICK q GLASS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
lumbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua, with Hacks to RaVenna.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenviIle Mead
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
- youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by z. F. W.
81 C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Oct. 90, 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES. Supt.
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AnAccident.

Mr.. THOMAS MeCoRMucK, a mechanic in z.
Spear O. Sons Sash and Blind Factory, met
with a fearful casualty on the morning of Friday
last While adjusting or throwing a band onto
a shaft in motion, his arm was drawn between
the band and shaft, and crushed in q shocking
manner. He was whirled over the shaft many
times, his feet striking against the beams above,
at each revolution Of the shaft. After stopping
the engine, and the necessary delay of cutting
the leather bands, he was released from his ter
rible situation. Medical assistance was obtained
Immediately, and it was feared that his arm
would have to be amputated. Drs. Harmonsa End
Wood were in attendance. Mr.. NJ Cormiek is a
young man of industrious and temperate habits,
and is highly respected. He is a married man,
but has no children. Mr.. Mccormick will have
the deserved sympathy OF the community.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11
The Ladies Benevolent Circle,

OF Warren, will hold a meeting at Empire
Hall next Friday evening. The object of the
Association is to distribute food and garments
to the sick and poor, and TO prevent suffering
among the destitute families of our town. The
Society in past years has accomplished much
good by furnishing pecuniary aid to the indi-
gent, and thus preventing much suffering from
cold and hunger. The privations of the poor
this winter, we fear, viii be very great. The
large National Benevolent Societies are feel
ing the pressure of the times. The operations of
the Ladies Circle" We hope, will not be i'm
peded by want of material aid and kind sympa-
thy. The present is a fitting time for the COM
munity to enlarge the margin of their charities.
The friends of the Circle" can exhibit their
generosity by donating provisions, fuel, articles
of bedding, shoes, hats, bonnets and garments
of any kind-small notes on the W. R. Bank
will not be refused. The benefaetions of our
citizens will relieve much suffering; and care
will be used that there shall be a proper distri-
button of the articles thus bestowed. The Soci-
ETY. will be ready to relieve the temporal wants
and necessities of the poor in our midst
Few are aware of the want and wretehedIess
which is endured even in Warren during the
winter months, until they leave their own warm
and comfortable firesides on a bleak December
day, to visit the habitations of misery in the
neighborhood. Liberal Donations next Friday
evening, will enable the Association to enlarge
their present usefulness and extend their active
operations of benevolence and charity. Who
will refuse to give his mite to avert the misery
of the poor among US? Surely not a citizen OF
Warren. Freely have you opened your hearts
and purses, heretofore, to the call of suffering
humanity. Now, when poverty at home, sup
plicates for bread, nObly respond by greater
deeds of benevolence and charity.
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all at Warren
OIN45H OVVt'INlNN
U. H. HUTCHINS,

III oNhAAN a.
U. H HUTCHINS,
Clerk of Board of Examiners
for Trumbull Co.
The above report is in form a model. We look
upon the growing power and value of cur Com
mon Schools, not only with inert pride but active
interest. Correct information of the condition of
popular educational affairs, drawn up in a tabular
statement like the above report, will be examined
with interest by the friends of our public schools.
The number of teachers employed in the public
schools of Trumbull county last year was 426.
OF this numbec al were males and 2S5 females.
The acreage wages paid male teachers of the
common schools of Trumbull county last year
was S22,5O per month; female teachers received
SI1 sc, average. The total amount paid for
teachers in the public schools of Trumbull county
last year was S34, O07 ,O5.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11
Military Appointments.

Gov Chase has conferred upon our fellow
townsman, I'D. Cox, Esq, the appointment of
Brigadier General of the 18th Div. of the Ohio
Volunteer Militia. All acquainted with Mr..
Cox, know that the Governor has made n good
selection.
b. c. RAxNEY, Esq, formerly of this place,
has received the appointment of Brigade Judge
Advocate of the Sd Brigade, 18th Division.
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O.. Es. DUNLAP,

g. ES. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER N
GROCERIES IL LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 6 ) Market Street,
I RE now receiving a very extensive
Il assortment of goods in his line, direct frcm the
Eastern Cities, embracing in part the following goods:
10 HhIs. Sugar. I0bbIs Coffee A do. 10 do b. 10
do crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do Eranulated.
90 Sacks Rio Coaee 80 do Java. 10 do Moeo. 90
do Laquayra-
80 Chests Y. II. Tea. 20 do Black.
p Boxes Stearine Candles. . do TalIOT do.
90 do Starch
IL Bags Spice. 10 10 Pepper.
3 reirces Rice. edo PruGcs. } do Goldfish. .
Trails Cloves.
20 Boxes .Spoolswoorl So To5acco. 20 do .Moores.'
90 DO Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To-
bacco. 10 do small. 50 DO chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
; BbIs Puiverized saleratus. ) do Crude do.
9 Sacks Pea Nuts.
90 Boxes VI. r. Rasins; 10 = do.
Pickles, Sardiacs.
Io,GcO Eagle Principe Cigars. 90, 1000 Washington
DO. l. ,un0 Light Guard do, &c. &c.
~ BhlS. Butte Crackers % do X IL do Sugar
10 do Soda. II 10 Boston.
Cream Tartar. Camphor, Chewing Gum, Indigo, Al
monds, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts. &c sc.
ID Baskets Champaign. 100 bbis Whiskey. 10 10
Ginger Wine. 20-IO Gall. Kegs do. 25-j Gall. do.
ecu Calls 'Sei-ncite' Brandy. 900 Calls. 'OtarI' DO.
; B3is Prize Old Port Wine. , TO Madeira. . do ia
macia Rum. 10 10 W. Z do. II DO Gin. lj Calls.
Pare Gin.
u Bhls. MoI1ssrs. IL half do Refined Syrup, &c.
&c. &c.
Ny stock is fuIi. ample. and complete. 7 most re-
specially solicit an examination OF goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere fiji goods l5arr0Risd.
October .. 1851. J.B. DUNLAP.
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Z. KINGsFORD & SONS
OSWEGO CORN STARCH,

VENA ItININV5i@ ~ ="
Has obtained IN equal celebrity with their Starch for
the Laundry. This article IS perfectly pure. and is, in
every respect. equal TO the best Bermuda Arrow Root.
besides having additional qualities which render i
invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed and sold
as Corn Starch, and has given false impressions to
many, as to the real merits of cur Corn Starch.
From its great deiicaey and purity, il ia coming also
into extensive use as a diet for infants and invaliss.
EN- KELLOGG L CO. Agents.
I96 FcIton Street, ". Y.
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Our New Sheriff.

Mr.. A B. LYMAN entered upon the duties of
his Office, on Monday, the 9th inst. If he does
not make an efficient and capable officer, we
are much mistaken in the man.
MIR. HARMON retires from the post he has SO
well occupied for the past four years, with the
best wishes Of his numerous friends.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-11
1 LMOND PARKER Administrator
! of Brnis:ain Parker. deceased,

Oliver Parker, Hiram A. Parker. Lucy A Parker and
John Anderson. Jr.
N ! COU~RT-rETITION TO SELL LAND.
To oliver Parker, Hiram A. Parker aud Lucy A.
Parker-yOu are hereby informed that on the l9th day
of October, A. d 1851. said Administrator fled his
petition in the Probate Court Of frumbull County,
Ohio, the object and prayer OF which petition IS to
obtain an order. dc. on the 4h day Of December.
iSJ4, for the sale Of the following Rea! Estate OF which
the said Benjamin Parker died seized, to EiE; The
Land upon which said BENJAMIN Parker resided ~ the
time Of his decrasr, being part Of Section No. 10, IN
the township Of Kinsman, in said county Of Trumhun.
and containing about thiTty-siX and one half acres,
more or less ALMOND PARKER
Admr. OF Benjamin Parker. deceased.
Oct Of 'JT-4- Nv A. Yk0MANs. Atty
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uURRAIE ron TYIG GAY RIDE.

DIAPER HANGINGS 81 WINDOW
4 Shldes-aIso Looking Glasses; a very complete
assortment al the NEY YORK STORE.
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NREATDIsCOvERY OF carbon

N OIL. found EGO feet below the surface of the
Earth, in 4 we'll, situated in the Allegheny Mountains.
The Carbon Oil will burn in Fluid Lamps, the uieks
heing kept closely trimmed, and will burn in Cam
phene Lamps equaltO camphene, with very little alter
alton in the lamp. Il will burn twice as long as Cam
phene. and twice and a half as long as fuid. It is
clean and safe to burn as Lard Oil. The Carbon oil
is entirely clean and pure when il comes out of the
eartl, and is perfectly safe to burn. The Carbon Oil
Will be found at u. LAWS LAMP ORE
No. co Ontario Street, Cleveland, o.
One Block South Of the Meat Market.
II Persons using Camphene Lamps in Cleveland
and neighhoring towns, can have the same altered to
burn Carbon Oil, free Of charge, by calling at my Lamp
Store. All kinds OF d Ass Work east to order.
x LAW.
To be found at SPRING & TURNER'S Drug Store,
Warren. Ohio.
Sept. 30, '51-2E.
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Report of the School Examiners Of Trum
bull County.

We are under obligations to Z. Il HUrcHIFs,
Esq Clerk of the Board of School Examiners for
from the Records of the Board, for the year end
ing Aug. 3lst, 1857.
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Fine Watches.

Just received by the subscriber, a large addition to
bis stock Of Fine Watches; also entirely new styles OF
JeWelry. such as Cameo, Painted and Coral srtfs-
breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet. COrselian, iocSet.
Solid l. carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings; Silver
Spoons, &c Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sill
yer Ware, and a foil stock Of Notions.
He hes also made arrangements with Z Maaufac-
turing House in Switzerland, b. which, he, % Agent
Tor the manufacturers. receives watches dircctfrOm Eu-
rope. BY this arrangement, lie IS enabled 70 sell Gold
and Silver Patches. Of all kinds. as Eo1 IS they can be
bouShtI IN the UE:ted States. lie has n0g on hand
every varie'y OF Chronometer, Duplex. Lever and La
elry and Fancy Goods Of every description, and he
VIII receive new supplies, monthly. His intention
is to sell \ large amount. and ne will sell 10 lie Ilers
At a lower rate than ever before.
The Jewelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Joh!ing Prices, and will be sold.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves JULES EAUTEOT.
Warren. .JuIy Il ISJT-
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NOTICE IN

\O1ICE IN L.
~ John Bain) Before Isaac Lee. 4 Justice or the
VS. Peace OF the Township OF Farming
Robson Henry.) ton. Trumbuil County. Ohio.
The defendant viii take notice, that on the 2S:h day
Of October, leo, said Justice issued an order OF At
taciment in the above action for the s1m of Two Han
lred and Eighteen Dollars. Said cause stands contin-
ueI until Saturday the I3th day of December 1857. at
one o'clock z. 81. DIN Balm. Pa.
November 4, '5f-3gs
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II. R. HARMON, SheFiE
Sheria's Office. Warrsn. Oct. q. 57-5w-3.I3.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ By virtue Of a ueHditiOHi sT7aEGs, to me sirestst
and delivered by the Clerk Of the Court Of ConmoS
Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. 1 will Expose to pgb-
lie sale, at the door OF The Court House. in Warren,
Irumhuil County. on SATURDAY. the 7th day &c NO.
VENEER. \. D. 1851. between the hours of 70 o'clock
A. VI. and P NJ. OF said day, the following described
property, to wit; 4 second Mortgage Bond Of the
CleveiEHd and Mahoning Rail Road Company, No
l5-5, dated September Is, 1851, fer the sum Of I'VE
hundred dollars (S5OO) with interest thereon a. the
rate Of : per cent per aRnum Tess three installmepts
OF interest of Sl7,JO each. wh,eh has been paid. PRIOR
to the said levy Also. a certificate Of stock in said
Company for the sum of one thousand dollars Is iotb1
dated August 9Th, 1854, No. -. Also, two Sorrel Colts.
two years Of age. two Bay Mares, : years Of age, and
two Chestnut cOlored Mares u wears Of age.
II. X HARMON. Sheriff.
gt--.r-. nT. IT, o. a 4 - = y \ >
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STRAW & SILK BONNETS, and a
\ variety OF Straw Goods, Shakers Hoods. &c
Also. Ribbons, Lac-s and French Flowers Of surpass-
ing beauty, AZ the YORK STOLE.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Order Of Sale in Attachment.
Jennings, Reed q Co.. Jennings. Reed & Co.


~ Order OF sale IN Attachment
Jennings, Reed q Co.. Jennings. Reed & Co
vs.. vs.
Lord Wellington Mears. S. & Z. ". MeArs.
by virtue OF two orders Of sale. issued out Of the CourI
of Common Pleas OF Trumbul County, Ohio, TO Pc
directed and delivered. I have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door OF the Court House,
in Warren. in said County. on the elS.
day Of A. d. 1891. between the hours u
10 O'Clock A VI and 4 O'Clock P NJ, If said day. a ist
Of iani situate in the Township of Elocmield, in said
county. and is bounded as fellows, viz: ON the west by
the centre road leading from Bloomfield to Orwell aid
lanis Of Richard Humphreys and Charles Russell, on
the north ny lands OF Stephen Symms, on the east Ay
lands OF Marvin Brown, and on the south by lands Of
JOB Griffin, and supposed to contain within said bound
aries two hundred and thirteen acres Of land. Apprsis-
{ / at S=3 per acre.
II. R. HARMON, sheriff,
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y. KINGSFORD { SO&'S
PURE
OSW STARCH,

~ liz
HAS established a gleater celebrity
II than has eTer been obtained By any other
Starch
This has been the resu : Of its MARKED superiority N
quality, and its invariable uniformity.
The public may be assured Of the SeEdE12Ree efae
high standard row established
The production is Jye- Twenty Tons Tally, and LAe
demand has extended throughout the whole Of tia Uni
ted States, and 10 foreign countries.
Working thus on a very large scale. and under = rEif
system, they are able to secure i perfect snEsEmily in
the quality throughout the year. Th5s IS ths sHe-s
DesidsratHm la StGreh-mGkiRg, and IS YszIi-sL HeD
for the first time.
The very best Starch that can be made. and Ma sthsr
is always wanted by consumers, and this HHl be sup
piled 10 them by grocers, rs soon rs their customers
have learned which l III chest, and ask for it-O.her-
wise they would be likely to get that article on Whish
the Iarses profit can be made.
Dir. Kiugsf0rd has been engaged IN the manufastSrs
Of Starch continuously for the last q years. and dssIsg
the whole of the period. the Starch made under his
supervision has been, beyond any question, the best in
the market. For the FIRST Il years, he had the charge
OF the works Of VIM. Colgate & Co.'S at which period he
invented The process Of the manufacture Of CTa
Starch.
IL P.fskf0 EiRrSfoT9's StGrch,e rs tAs HaME OS1es0
has beer recently taken By another factory
It is sold by all of the best groeers il nearly every
part Of the country.
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Admr. OF Benjamin Parker. deceased.
Oct. 81, 'jT-4g. Ny A.. YkOMANs. Atty.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE bv ord, r

of C0URF.-0n the Goth day Of November. 1857,
b.tWeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ. and 4 ?. NJ. on
the premises at Newton Falls. Trumbul County, Ohio,
win be sold to the highest bidder, the following Real
Estate. as the property OF Anna Pease, deceased, t.
wit: Situ1te in the township Of Newton, in the county
OF Trumbuli and State Of Ohio. and is part Of Let ~,
s., OF a tract of land laid out into a town Plat by IsI
son Canieli- being the west end Of lot X. in said is
IS, and is the same land conveyed nv Robert areen and
wife to John Harsh, AUGUST 18th. 1870. see Record Of
Deeds. Book ~46-pases 3u3 and 3u4 in Tra-huu County
Records Appraised at s.. TsSms ct Ssle--she-
third cash down, balance in Two annual payments,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE HASKELL.
Oct. u, 5-W Adnr Of Anna Pease. decd
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70. of Meetings held by the Bo.rd
Applicants Rejected

The Board are now required to keep a record
and report to the State Commissioners of Common
Schools the nativity of applicants for examina-
ton. l also herewith furnish you with the fol-
lowing facts since Aug. 3Ist, 1857:
Meetings of the Board all at Warren s
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A LMANACS FOR 1859.-The Fam
~ lily Christian Almanac the Methodist Almanac;
Yankee Notions; Young America; strong's Comic;
Hutchin's Farmers Almanac, and square Dutch Alma
macs at PORTER 4 SON.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
GARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & oUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, suBPENAs. E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
Dpme gntelIigente.
The Printers Wants.

We should like TO know what we don't want
We want wood, coal, hay, oats, corn, potatoes,
butter, eggs, anything, even money; WI are not
particular.
Quite q number of our subscribers have ex-
pressed q desire to pay their subscriptions in
wood and coal, and We have neglected to procure
our winters stock, in order to give them an OPP
portunity to DO so. But our stock of fuel sadly
needs replenishing now, and if the roads are
muddy, We cannot do without fires.
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STRAIGHT, DEFINING & co.

]. STEWART having removed the
81. yankee Notion and Fancy Goods department
OF the late firm OF Dunlap & Stewart to No. 10, Market
Street, Van GoTders Block, would say to the public
generally, that he has a large and varied OF
all articles in the way of Gloves. Hosiery, and small
wares in general. which are offered 10th at Wholesale
and Retail, at prices tha. cannot fail to suit. Ladies
will find 4 great variety Of mick n=cks," ia faeta
larger assortment than ever before offered to the retail
trade in tlis county. Farther particulars next week.
IL. STEWART, 10 Market Street
Warren. sept. ,. ISJ.-tF.