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Country Druvgisss are Invited Go Examtt G
cur sock o. diurgls''s articles
BDF6s X, M'HAkG CO.. Is Nassau s.res.
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Personal Intelligence.

In ship Dreadnoueht, from Lverpoo-Cspt Revere ,oi
~. rfepch Army and lady, q Franks .
In bsrk Elizabeth y, from Savanna Ia Msr-Nrs rerri.
In Brig Ocean Isle, from Bsrmuds-Cspt ni late of has
NAVEL Condemned Capt Peckper, LATE a brig WAhon1ing
condemned: Mrs Moore of Providence
IN brig Condor, from Gonaives-Vncent katns.
IN brig eussn Eorcross, from Kingston, jail Scyref
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10 pyorate ina bodily powers By drastic pursAs yes , A.
sst disease. 1iese famous Pills The coni-a-v IA
ture IN conct with disease BY va1 o. The sj end
.xrs,I. az .9g Il ls..eT,
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Ennrr nd,a Original italian snnn Tor II. ,n

BE nshes utre SUI De for fooing hair rouge g yee
Oriental cresn heir a. nd rtscratve Al ha al ssas al
nsn, 81 WsEer street, tear Broadway.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh d Co.'S Radio al
tnre Juss q! No. ~ Walden lane New York.
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csmec-Types, Photographs and Bessu-
N1ly roo-td daeuerpot. res Of children. WILLIAMSON
BR0TbERb No. 24e p ultoa street, Brooklyn.
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msrced several weeks ssee 70 AFFORD any hopes OF per
msnepty opening navigation rfs obstruction 70 com
uncaton, both land and water not only tended 70 cu'
on the receipt Of goods from the usnuisosasers ou'
iunered with the wsrding Of goods when so'd Tns
state Of the streets in the city for some weeks from snow
and Zoe, and then nom the slush which foiSe yea the
hAw The past week, rendered tho losa move nent or
me's hspdis, dinaouh Ant expensive. Dfays, Inc
past week ending The 7th instant charged
r. m 7bc. 10 81 load for crossing from he North
10 the East river, and higher TO the railroad delots
Thus in good state Of the streets tho usual charge for
o,uypg barrels Of flour, below Chambers street,
nom ono river 70 the other WASH last week the
havge 70 carry Eve barrels Of flour from river
the other wa 100. 70 ST. Heavy articles, ike
hogsheads Of sugars &o cost even higher proportion
II may, therefore, readily DO seen what tax upon
trade suoh charges for carriage must amount TO Toe
thsw has continued, and all DISTRACTIONS are fast dssp
pesrng. The Sound will doubt DO opened 10 regular
this week. VS. ALSO learn that navigatoa
will be resumed on the 9Th inst with Baltimore through
Chesapeake Bay and Pstapsco river and possible that
navieson may be opened on the North River 70 Albany
and Communication VIII also, no donot, DO had win
Phi ade pnia through the Delaware Hence we may OK
pect to winners greater activity In the dry goods trade
In the week before inc export trade In cotton us
goods during the week ending the 7'h inst has oeea
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rhc daseace between the aggregate earnings OF 1855
snd 1853 caused By The drcsiol storms Of January
February and March, 1885, and he small besEess Of she
follow Ing summer.
vorissse bonds outstanding las. year....s1Sso 90
fosupg debt nj that tine Ios ss
Toh debt... s'ss''pr"si"'s '7
The mortssse bonds became due July !, 1855, and
" VI" impossible FOR the company then 70 pay them.
raymep, vss NOT pressed by IN. holders. Poser vS
Obtained both from the legislatures OF haassohuset and
Vermont, 70 makes nev mortgage which has been made
ssreesby 70 the powers granted New bonds have bosn
offered In exchange Tor the old ones with an addition Of
premium Of ave per cent for the extension Of Ten years
The new bonds vi come due In 1885.
thsrc are no" outstanding, bonds due 1885 sr5l 100
" 1855. uI23oo
tsss,i9o
20 ih.s must be added bond oertiGc~es issued FOR
fractions iess tasn fleo.................s... 900
Total. cas-
Thus Tho Dor dtd deot vhlcn last year was $3.50 500
ro. sweed TO ssse os5. This Lacrosse has been made
b. the ave per cent premium on the bonds already en-
chsrsed.
Win the thaw Of mo week ihsre has been more 40.
pessnce Of animation In the iry goods trade, though not
proportion 70 the advanced aESe Of mo season.
proportion with the same period last yesr. II was Only
within the past week that th.w NJ sufficient sura,lor
sad b. rslr hn O:suusd riuss u: se :nss-T. zen.
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|" WOodInnu Crenn'''-A Pomede Tor Beeu-
Hfyog the hsr highly perfumed superior any french
Gle ported and Tor hall The price For dressing ladies' bar
n has equal, giving bright glossy Appearance u
eenemtns beir 10 curl IN the Manner
removes dendruG always giving the hair the sppesraoce
Ct Being ffesh shampoOned. Price only ffty ceA
genuine m signed rHTnrDoE CO. proprietors Of the
Balm q Thousand Flowers. For sale BY all drusgsis
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Charles ID. Frsdericks, Late Quincy ~
FreoecksPbo,ographs dagucrreotypss and amb-o,ypes
The con establishment Of the world. Visit 70 The
-y are invited 70 call and examine specimens, al No. os5
Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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30 Cent Ambr otype Iil<saeases, with Case,
o,suafnly eolored. 80 90 wh rush st ErsBALLs gal
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IiLenessss for Twelve Cents, and Dollar
ot,-srsphs bv Bo1ME invention, tasng fvepis,ares
Al once. 2ss Bfosdwsyi 2ocO daily.
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Defiance Ssismapder safes-wtsh Psssae
rorder proof defiance octs and bars Depot n7 Pear
'r's- she "@' ''"~ 1osHRr n. pLrRrcr.
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psDy.
NOTES.
bought In New York. November "a. 1sle treasury
notes and paid the interest then due them and lost
the interest nearly the whole amount Treasury n,tes
even WITH the interest due them we're nelo par I'll
We bad been q mne While IN the city OF Mexico Thus
bsa TO seyoe the Ioos and pap nteres TO nv bank r-
on my dysns ~ tnoy could ren the notes (pesry zoe
vhoiel st par ipoiuhrR interest. aescUp, paid nv
bankers IN Vtfa Cru SOD Mexico ccmmlsson OF naIf
ptr cent 90 rot, h)vever, prorcss 10 brig those
ems and otter nravy o-rts nO ths aooount coos der.
ing hem covered ~ ne noumssi1n OF =, per cent.
bsve charged accoan, Of losses, trouble and pou
rpn,i,s
The only item Q. advertisement N tte fortso,us 40
count. about which have the slightest doubt IL that
800 entered in my diary with TIE date Of Mach a.
ls47. Al un exps7s!i'Et J rlas te Yssoy le rye
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FOR We'll Made, Good FITTING shirts, with
un.o ard collars, IS cents and upwards 60 70 ne
s5ele.y, 1t5 Chaihsm street.
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Petition for al
ihoriiy to max
a Deed.
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CHERRIES SAFE


~ By virtue oil an alias order OF sale and execution,
ISSUED out oil the Court OF Common fleas OF Trumbull
county, ONO, TO me directed ana deiivered, nave
levied On and shall expose to Pull Sale at the door
OF the Court House, in Warren, in said comfy, on
Saturday, the 3lst day OF January. AID ls01, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock P NJ, OF
said day. the following described Real Estate, to wit
tv, OHIO, lying about le0 rods north of the town plat OF
Warren. being parts CT lot No. 20 and q. containing
about nine and one hall acres US acres he the same
more or less, on which stands a Saw and Grist Mil
on the eaEt bank Of the MahoDing river. tegether with
hall the dam. to remain as high as it was when made,
with all the privileges belonging thereto; ami bounded
as follows, viz; beginning at a stake 80 feet south OF
the : I. eOiner wall Of the Old griSt MILL thence
north % feet to a stake. thence n. ges SsO feet TO
the center Of the Turnpike; thence along tie center OF
saii Turnpike llOa feet, in a course N-SOS W. to a
stake thence west 40 feet to a beach tree on the TOP
ofthe east bank OF the river, thence continuing west
to the middle of said Mahoning River; thence souther-
ly keeping the middle ofthe said river until yeu come
directly west OF the first desc11hed hound, when Is
- teet south OF said mills thence east 10 the pace OF
oeelnntng-
Also, another tract ADJOINING Westerly on the a,ore
said land. containing aboat two acres, more or less
with a mill seat and the other hat Of the afore-men.
tionea dam, with the privilrgeso OF raising the preseht
dam TO the height OF the former dam. with All the ON
er privileges appertaining to said tract bounded as
follows, to wit: beginning at an ash stump standing
on the west bank Q: the Mshening river, thence north
SEC l.. 10 the middle OF SAID river, and from the same
stump 5 55S W. perehes and links to Il large wnlte
oak tree 10 wit; in the year leso); thence So W.
perehes 10 the edge OF the water, from thence eononn-
northwardly, keeping the middle of said river, It'll
you come TO the hrst line
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DR.. w. PAINE,
IN ANSWER 10 MANY inquiries, would

'"N '"I~'FNEf """'U
L state that he has no intention of leaving Warren.
only during the time he Is On duty at College, which
is from the lUti Uf October until the kt of January;
and from the Il st of March until the 2u;h Of April, Of
each year. The balance Of the tine. or from the ist
of January until the lst of March. AMI from the 2Gti
Of april until tbs luth Of octo,er, he VIII lie at home,
in Warren, and may he consulted professionally. at
the Office of Paine & Davis. over Nichols d Weirs' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST. from II A. NJ. to I p. ".
Of each day. nd from ] to ? at his residence on High
st. The remainder Of the time he viii be in readiness
the Pennsylvania Hospital aud College Clinic. il trent
ing every variety OF disease, viii enable him to pre-
scribe for all Surgical aud Medical cases according to
the most recent improvements in the profession.
Philadelphia. Dee. Il, IsJj.-24-:f
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'NHE STATE OF OHIO, T.umhull
1 County, S.. Ia TrumbulI Common Pleas. Civil
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l. By virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court. for
Trumhun County, issued 24th October. A d 1856. L viii
sell at Public Auction. ut the door OF the Court House.
in Warren. on SATURDAY. the 3Ist day of JANUA-
RY, Ie57. at two O'Clock. p NJ, the following describ-
ed Real Estate. lately belonging to Robert Naterland,
deceased. to wit: the south west corner OF lot 81 in
the township of Warren, bounded South and West on
original lot lines. last by the middle Of the road lead
ing from Warren to Newton Fails. and North by 4 line
parallel with the south line, and so far from said south
line a. tn include SIX acres. The above land will be
sold subject to the widows right OF DOVER Appraised
1t $50. Terms OF sale made known at time OF sale.
GEORG TAYLER.
Dec. 81. ,56-sw Admir- OF X. Waterland.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Tor sale

OR EXCHANGE. The subscriber. being freed
by failing health to change his business, laers FOR cash
or approved credit. or in exchange for farming lands
in this vicinity or ut the west. the following property:
One comfortable dwelling. gith , acres Of land. or
which is an oTchari Of 60 fruit trees, barn. good we'll
CT water, large chicken PARK. &c. Also my shop.
known as the Novelty Works. with one six-hOrse pow
er steam engine. planning mill, luz saws. turning.
lathe. &c. All this property is pleasantly situated on
the west side OF the MAhOning river in this place.
70" further particulars address the subscriber on the
premises. CHARLES MESSENGER.
Warren, Dec Il. '56-d
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SHERIFF S SALE
~ The Western EeserYe Bank. ]


By virtae ola Ven. TX to me directed and delivered,
issued out Of The Court Of Common Pleas of Trumhuli
county. Ohio. l have levied on and shall expose 10 Pub
lie Sale, at the door of the Court House. in Warren. in
said county, on the 3lst day Of JANUA-
RI. A d Ie51, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. "a
and 4 O'Clock, P NJ. of said day, the follOE ing de-cri
bad real estate, to wit; A certain tract or lot Of hand,
situate in the township OF Weathersheld, or township
No. ,, in tn 3 range of townships, Trumhuli county.
Ohio, Icing parts OF lots - aid %, ia the Salt Springs
Tact, bounded south 10y 100 acres of land, in said lots,
heretofore decided to James McComhs. east ard west
by the lot lines, and north by the middle OF the Mdho-
ming river. and by land in lot No. %. heretofore sold
to Robert Taggart and from said Tagcart t. II. R. liar
mon. being all the land within said boundaries, except
% acres heretofore decided to the heirs OF John McCoa-
nell. eonia ming two hundred and ten 3G-I00 acres Of
land, more or less; AID is the same land decided to John
Battles by Joshua Stove, by deel recorded in TTumbull
County Records, Book 81, page JO4.
ALSO, the following described tract Of land, situate
in said township Of Weathersheid. and is bounded by
being the north half OF lot No. 10. in tract No. iG. in
the grand Salt Spring Tract. as surveyed ny Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol,
and bounded as follows, viz: commencing 1t the north
west corner Of said lot. thence east 80 - chains
and - links to a post: thence north go 40 E, 81 chains
and Il links TO a post on the east line; thence north
3g' ". Is chains and II links to the north east cor
ner; thence south SO and 30 west, Al chains and p
links. TO the place OF beginning; ~s:SiytWo acres AMI
2SIs rods. (3 .2Sls he the same more or less; being
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap. by deed 10
John Battles. Recorded in Trumi'ull County Records,
Book 81, page lGl-
ALSO, a certain other tract or lot OF land. situate in
said township OF Heathersfeli, containing one hun
dred and torty-SeTen acres anu - rods OF ianu Nl4f-54J
being part Of lot : fs0 acres and - rods) aud part Of
lot 9 G5 acres and % rods) m tract IS. in said Salt
Spring Tract. called Slows Tract. rs surveyed by Eze-
kiei Hoover, in August lSl6, heing the same land con
veyed to JohG Battles. by deed from the State Of Con-
~necticut. recorded in Trumtull County Records. Book
96. page 2u2. excepting therefrom the Town Plat Of the
Village OF South Niles. and about : acres OF land con-
trac ed and sold 10 G. Riese, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first described 9G2 acres appraised slc0 per
acre: the second described G. acres and 2Sk rods. at
So rer acre, and the last described with the excep-
tons named) at sou per acre
II. R. HARMON Sheriff.
sheriG's omce Warren, Dec. 81, IsJ6-5w-7.62
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GREENVILLE AND WAR

W Rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public. that a %tTi-wetkiy
mail has been established bet teen West GFeeLville.
Pa, and Warren, o.; aud that it viii lie carried by
two horse Hacks, leaving the Gaskil House, in War
rem, on every Monday. Wednesday ami Friday morn
ings. 1t 4 O'Clock, and arriving At Gfeenyille the same
evening; and leaving Greenyille every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving a,
Wares the same evening Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through BlcOnShnrg. Fowler.
Hartford. Barg Hill. 0rangeville ard Mount JOY. anI
also connects with hacks for Franklin. via Georgetown.
or Mercer. 5aalest,wn, Ilzrtstown. Conneantviiie. Gi-
rard and GAINESVILLE. BROWN q NEST.
sur 20 IS5j-tC
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4 TTACHMENT.-
"A Abbot, & Higgins, PrIs, Before Horace Ste
vs. yens. Justice of the
John Carner, Defendant. Peace of Newton tp.,
Trunlull County, Ohio.
On the twelfth day Of December, A.. D. 1856. said Jus
tire issued en- order of attachment in the above action,
for the sun Of Si2,I6 ABBOTT & HIGGINS.
Newton Falls, Dss 81, '5e-3W
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THE STATE OFF OHIO, Trumbu

4 Comfy. In the Probate Court.
5 ". Richmond, Admir- OF Oliver Allen.l
decd. VS..
Eunice Allen, Abigail Allen. Lewis P Petition
Allen. SALLY Huckles, Abishn1 Dean, to sell land.
aud her husband, VIM. Dean, NINA
Chapman, & her husband, Chapman
The said defen lants viii take notice, that on the
18th day OF December 1856. the undersigned. as Admin
ist,ator aforesaid. filed his petition in the Probate
C, urt Of said County, praying for an order TO sell the
real estate known as the homestead where said Allen
resided at the tine OF his decease. situate in Newton,
TrumtuU County. Ohio. or So much thereof rs may Re
necessary for the payment of the debts of the decedent.
Said pctItion will be heard on the Both day of January,
1857. S. VI. RICHMOND.
Dec. 81, .56-4W+ Admir- Of Oliver Allen, deed
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NOTICE GIvEN.-some low min5e,

4t col0red persons and whites together. have been
circulating a base falsehOod on ne. and IL they do not
comply with these terms. 7 shall hold them as ungodIy
liars. uthere is any foundation for the assertion they
have made as to my imprudeDt conduct in any way, if
they will prove their assertion by any reliable source,
and make a bill OF the Conduct. aud hand 20 the Chron-
icle Office, with their names, I viii pay for the print
ing Of the bills and have them posted up; and il the
eiienlztors Of these stories do not comply with the
Esovs terms, they will stand a. thieves and liars.
BAru. 4. I. c. DAY.
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NORMAN HOLCOMB'S ESTATE

~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administration on the
estate Of Norman II slcomb, lste OF Trumhuil County.
deresaed. Dated at Vernon. this ed day Of December,
1856. GZORGH W. H0LCohB.
Dee 49,
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Accident.

Accident.
On Friday, a horse attached to a buggy, rar
down Main Street, and was stopped near tn
Gaskill House. Mr.. TUTTLE, a man employed
at the livery stable of Messrs. Rowell d Cook
got in the buggy. to drive the horse back, wher
it ran away the second time, upsetting the bug
gy, near the Post Office Mr.. T. was thrown
out, and hisleg broken below the knee. Ate
the bone was set, he was taken to his home il
E.-,sn1ho,
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CHERIFFS SALE AS RECEIVER
- Nicholas ]. Murphy ct. al.

George L. Woodford ct. al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale. in the above entitled
cause. entered on the Journal of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Trdmbull County, Ohio, AZ their October Term
1856. 1 will expose TO public sale. at the door OF th'
Court House in Warren. in said County, on Saturday
the 10th day Of January. A D 1857, between the hour
Of ten o'clock A N and four O'Clock ? Of said day
the folloEing accounts, on the hooks Of the said GeorS;
L. TOoGfurd. against the follOEing persons, to wit
Acct. against Stephen 5. Lackey. Sl5,te; John Miller
SI-3a; Jesse Mountain, Sal,9G; Lorenzo ~llightree.
SO.39; Amos Alderman SAIL; Nathan Smith, Si.6S'
Michael Beuaan. sad; John Mountain. Si,24; james
Mountain. So -; J. D. Hall. S2,e2; John L. Tucker
$50; Hugh Mcconnell. S5.I6; Catharine Crayton,
S5.7s: Joseph Atkins. S2.u5; Simon Sharp, Si25.
John Hodse. S2,S9; G. W. Snyder. Sa,C9; Stewart
Hodge. IS cents; Nm. Iluirurt, S43i- Drayton Yeats
g. cents Elijah Pint. S6.6l; J. C~ssteline. 95 cents
Eliza Whiting. SEA; John Gaines. Ss5.4s; W Pei
ton, Sl25; S. Fem. SC 43; Joseph Downs, 90 cents,
and BENSON Hall, - cents; making in all. the sum OF
sI39.9I To be sold at the suit Of Nicholas J. Murphy
in the above entitled cause.
II. :. HARMON, Sheriff & Receiver.
sheriG' s Office, Warren, Dec. 81. '5G-aw-2,UO
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION:-Mis Mis-.
4 CARD.-We The UNDERSIGNED. citi-
DARN FOR SALE.-In consequence

l. OF continued i'll health, I offer for sale my vaua-
bic farm. situated in Pennington, Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
% miles from the ". X Seminary. on the road leal-
Ing TO Psinesville. This farm contains Ice acres. -
o. which is bottom lands well Watered by 4 tine creek
ofclear Wafer; contains 20 acres OF timber, n good or
chard Of grated fruit, with pears and cherries in abun-
dance. The house is = comfortable one, with 4 good
well OF wafer and new eisteTn The burn Is new. r. by
So feet, with StablinE for n head Of cattle and 4horses-
Also a good sraiu barn Is by "a feet, nearly new
This farm is offered Tor sale very low, for one-half down
and the balance in three or for annual payments. A
good. large pair Of horses also fer sale.
Dec Il, '56-4w+ J. L. HOLMES.
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lsJ6. FALL M WINTER TRADE. 1855.
n II. PATCH, wishes 20 call alten-
" ton to his large stock OF SADDLERY HART
WARE aud cARIIAGE Trimmings, juss received,
and nov ready for sale, as follows:
7 Bales best Moss,
SBO Hides Enam. and Pat. Leather,
200 Pieces hest Enam. Cloth,
- Pieces DamasS,
eco sets Top Props,
ITO Stump Joints and Stat Irons,
zoo Velvet aud brussels Carpets.
5WO yards L1ces. SIX and NOrstei,
15 gross Fancy Turf Buttons.
IL pieces Broad Cloth,
2U0 sets Hub Bands.
40 gross Carriage Knobs,
loo pieces Girthing,
$50 lbs shoe Thread.
500 s ATrees, Silver. Brass and Japznsa.
GOO prs flames. do do de
GO gross Japaned Buckles.
100 do Silver DO
100 doz Bride Bits,
100 Horse Blankets,
- Bales Mats,
800 dOZ CocSeyes,
80 gross Dreech Rings,
$40 Whips,
20 pieces Floor Oil Cloth.
Ito Trunks, of all prices. at Wholesale and Retail
hDe lot Of Carpet Bags and Valises. at
Oct. s. o. II. PATCH's.
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sheria's once. Warren.
CHERRIES SALE.
~ Admis. Of John Dorhesy,
virtue Ofsn or


Jacob sachlasr ct al. } Of the CoGrt OF Com
mon Pleas OF Tsurnhul County, Ohio. to re directed
ard delivered, 1 have levied on and shall expose TO
public sale. on SATURDAY the 10th dayof JANUARY
4 D IS-7, 1t the door Of the Court House in Warren, IN
sail COUNTY, hetEeen the hours OF 10 O'Clock ard
Z o'clock 2 u. OF salt day, the following tracts or lots
OF iInd. situate in Warren township No. IN the 4th
rAnSe Of townships in the Connecticut Western Re-
serve. in the State Of Ohio, AMI said lots are known as
village lots No -. l6 and part of lot No II, in the
Town Plat Of West Warren. AMI bounded IS follows,
to wiz; said village lots Nos. ID and 6being the whole
OF said lots as they are lail out in The Town Plat OF
wess Warren aforesaid, and said part Of lot No Il. in
said plat, being bounded south by part Of said lot No.
l. owned ty Elizabeth Brewster, west by the west lire
OF slid lot No l.. east BY the street or lane and north
By lot No 10; slid lot No. j. and said part OF lot No.
Il being the same land conveyed to Betsey Albright,
by Alluzo Noshsr AMI vile, by deed bearing date Oe-
tober %, 1853. aEd recorded in Trunbuil Records,
Book Il, Pages II and p, and said lot No. &c. being
the same land conveyed to Bstsey Albright Aforesaid,
hy Al,nZo M0sher and wife. by deed bearing date 0c-
toher S9th. iSj2, and recorded in said Records, Book
20, page lj- To be sold as the property Of Jacob Saeh-
lear in the above entitled carse. Appraised at S!6U.
IL & HARMON Sheriff.
Sheri1's 0E4ce. Warren, Dec.I 10. Is5S-5w-f 65