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AARON r. RICHAR DsON M. D.,
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BOSTON.

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70 the subject Dr. Richardson WILL fJr the future devote
himself 10 the treatment Of the Diseases Of Females
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FLDEING DRO'S.
FwssfsAs Ssss PFsparss,s.s setAs ~,

60 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sole PrOprictors.
II. u. HAY, 4 CO. Portland. Geusr.i Agents n
the state Of Maine. sold In BiDpsSoRD. bv J sawyer
and W. Q. Dyer sico. by s. L. Mitchell. T. Gilman.
isfmo.l9
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Home Talent.

$1,000
Each days experiences vcri6cs the truth of the
text, a prophet is not withou honor save 10 his
own country. DC. Inthis town, are three young
men, each of whom have exhibited a very high
degree of talent, in painting, considering the
disadvantages under which they have labOred,
andtheir limited facilities for improvement, and
vet, their works attract no notice. These are,
hessrs- VIM. Porter, Horace Rawdon, and John
Crawford. The first has painted a few pieces
70 crafty his own taste, (but these show what he
could dol and has gone into another and better
ayoca.ion. (pecuniarily,) th=n that of a profess
sionai artist in a country town. The second de
votes the large part Of his time to the less artistic,
but more profitable business Of embellishing
carriages, buggies, &c. and INDUCES his taste
for the higher branches of his art, only during
necessary TO support a family by his labor. One
of his paintings, The Storm in Harvest, has been
IN Adams Book Store for the last two weeks,
until it was purchased a day or two since, by a
gentleman from Cleveland. This picture was
decidedly the best we have seen from RAwdon's
pencil, and wss highly creditable to his SKILL
The third, Mr.. Crawford, is quite a young man,
has had but short experience, and little instruc-
ton, (if any from others. Som of his earliest
efforts can be seen at Parker's Clothing Store =
In the course of our observation, we have never
seen stronger evidences of native talent exhibited
Hnder as great disadvantages, and limited cuiti-
walton, as are evinced by the paintings of Mr..
Crawford. Should he, in the future. be placed
in a situation favorable for the development of
his powers, it will be strange, if he does not be-
come an artist, in the true sense of the word.
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Examination.

We are informed that the exercises by the
scholars of the High and Grammar schools. at
the close of the term. on Thursday and Friday.
were highly creditable both TO teachers and
scholars. The different classes were examined
in their respective studies. compositions were
read, and deelama.ions delivered in all OF
which the scholars gave good evidence Of proh-
cheney and advancement. The performance ty
the class in Vocal Music, We have heard highly
praised. The present condition of the schools
ID this town is gratifying to ali who have the
good of society at heart, and especially to those
to whose labors. a great portion o. the credit is
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A History in a Small Compass.

Messrs. Hap9oOd 6 Adams :-0u the back of a
one dollar bill. of the Mechanics and Manufac-
turers Bank at Trenton, n. J letter A. No 643,
received from the " r. Bank, to-day in change,
was the following writing: Youngstown, Ma
honing Co, Ohio, Feb, l, 81. This is the last
of $500 which 1 lost at Poker this evening, if it
wins; all right, il it loses it will he the last Of
$1,000, which l have squandered in a similar
way. But should it lose, l will he forced to
work for a living. But God only knows what
it will be at. But here it goes hit or miss
Yours, dc, R."
The above il a somewhat curious endorsement
on a Bank Bill-equal and nearly as interesting
as Burns, and no doubt contains a history which
comprehends much of misery and distress.
Yours, &c, A.
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Acc1pESr.--On Friday evening last,
a little son of Mr. Alexander Freeman.
of this borough, met with a serious if not
fatal accident. His mother had been
using a pair of scissors. and had them
lying on her lap. when the little fellow
went to her and taking them up. started
TO run away, and stumbling over some
thing, he fell upon them. and received a
very severe wound in the bowels, from
which the e~ntraiIs protruded. DIR Pack
ard was Immediately summoned and all
that could be done to relieve the lille
sufferer was done. He is doing well,
but is not entirely out of danger yet
West GreenVilte Times.
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Warren Library Association.

In our advertising columns on the second page
of this paper, will be fouaJ the names of the
shareholders in the Association, with the a.
mounts paid in by each, as registered in the
books of the Association. The debts of the AS
sociation have all been paid, and there is now
remaining in the hands of the Treasurer about
two hundred and fifty dollars, which the Direc-
tors have decided to distribute to the sharehold
ers, pro rata. This viii give about 2s per cent.
IN the dollar, or about one dollar and forty
cents, or each share of five dollars, provided
there are no more shareholders than those mem
toned in the list. If there are any persons hold
ing certificates of shares, whose names are not
included in the list, as published, they are re-
quested to present their certificates. before the
fut day Of May next. to DIR. Julian Harmon,
Treasurer. We are requested by DR.. Harmon. to
sag that those entitled to dividends, can receive
them by calling on Gsorgo Tayler. Esq, at the
Western Reserve Bank, after the first day Of
May.
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DLACH SILKS. L E. Hoyt & Co,
II can show a splendid assortment Of Black Silks,
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NEW CASTE Iron WoRKs.-We learn
from the Journal. that Tie CosaIo Iron
Works in New Castle, which we're con-
sumed by FIRE last fall have been rebuilt.
and were put in operation a few days
since. The works have been put up
with an eye to convenience, expeditions
work and durability. The whole build
ing is covered with sheet iron. making
it FIRE proof. The Messrs. Crawford's
have purchased the entire interest of the
stockholders in the establishment, and
The entire business will be conducted
under the firm of Crawford Brothers.
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AN OLD WArcH.--A gentleman named
W. Z Wormold, of the Wooden Mills,
has in his possession, a watch. sid To
have once been carried by Oliver Crom-
well. 1t is a huge roneein, larce
enough, il is said. to put four Of cur com
mon watches insid ofits case. Beneath
the face is marked 20 G. 1921" Mr..
O., has been offered S500ior the watch,
but he in'ends 10 placs it in the archives
of some historical society for preserva-
tion.-CoRned4tUMe Courier.
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FATAL AccIDEEr.-We regret 10 lean
that a son Of Widow Binehart, of Della
ware township, was killed on Wednes-
day last. while. playing ball, at Reich
ards school house. He was struck by
a ball in the stomach, killing him almost
Instantly: after he was hit he spoke to
the boy who struck him, saying, "you
hit me too hard, won't play auy more"
He was IL years of age.-West Green
riLs Times.
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TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.
L Harry Tmesiell. Ex'r Of wm. LOOMS, deed,

Sally Loomis 0rTin LOOMS Martin Loomis. Lucy Ann
L0cInis. Elmer Lonmis. Marin LOOMS, Lucinda Al
derman. lillian Alderman, Royal Alderman, Nan
c. Alderman, William Garfield, Justin Garfield, sal
ly Marit cauheli, Orishs LOOMS. Charles LOOMS,
Esther LOOMS.
The defendants, Sally Loomis and others above ma
med, will take notice that the plaintiff. as Executor Of
william LOOMS. late Of Vienna. deceased, has fled
his petition in the Probate Court setting forth n con
tract made !y the Sad deetdent In his lifetime, for the
ale OF certain real estate in Vienna aforesaid TO one
Cad Andrews. and since assigned to one Freeman Man.
sen; that said M1nsen is ready and willing Ito fulfill
said contract on his part. and asking for authority
from said Court to make a deed for said land. Unless
said defsrdautsa appear aad answer by the first day Of
April. ls5I. tie facts stated in said petition will he ia
ken for confessed. and n decree entered accordingly.
HUrCHINS, cox & RATLIFP,
Mar. ii. ,5.-3t Au'ys for P'r.
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r ONGwORTHS CATAwBA WINE
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-ThsS

IL A few dozen Native Wine. warraa;ed % be lie
pure juice Of the fruit of The vine.
Just received At 4. A. SMITH & Co.'S
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FIRE IN FREEDoM.- We learn that the
steam saw mill of Spencer Parish. in
FREEDOM. was totally destroyed by fire
on the 5h inst. A large quantity of
lumber which was waiting to be pre-
pared was also destroyed. The loss is
aboui So, OOO.-Portgge Sentinel.
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n.n,a<,.,s Cous.abies. 8fanks,

MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
suxsoxs. EXECUTIONS. srsPGSAs, r1c-
Constantly on hand and for sale
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WARREN, March 13, 1857.
Hrs. Sarah a. Shepard.

Hrs. Sarah a. shepard.
Mrs. Shepard viii speak in every township in
the county. LIT the friends of the cause, and
all others. turn out and hear her. Her Lectures
are free to all. A contribution is usually taken
MP Tor her benefit. at the close of each lecture
She viii speak at the following places, to wit
Liberty Centre-WednesdaA evening. Mar. ls.
Vic~nna-Thursday and Friday. Mar. 1929.
Fowler-Saturday and Sunday, Mar. 2l-22.
Baconsburgh-Monlay. Mar. %.
The friends will engages house at each Of
the places. anJ make the necessary arrange
n,nnta
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Wanted.

young man would like to ofen a eorrcspOn-
denee with some young lady, not over twenty
two years of age, OF good health and figure, upon
the subject of MatiInony. The fact is. l would
like a good NICE WIFE, one that can make home
happy, and that 1 could love and respect. If
any lady, possessing these qualifications, desires
a matrimonial alliance, / hope she will not hes
itate to address, at this place,
A parrxrp ron TIrr
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Gresusburg Academical school.

The spring term of this School will eommenc'
on Monday. the 23d of March, 1857, and vii
continue IL weeks. A continuance of formel
patronage is RESPECTFULLY solicited. For further
particulars, see small hand-bills.
L. d. KEE, a. B., PRINCIPAL.
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Mistake

La our notice last week. Of The Court
now in Session in this place we said Dis
trict Court. 1t should have been Court
OF Common Pleas.
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DARN L

The Subscriber oilers for sale his Farm. well
known as the LeEingwen Farm. and situated * miles
South Of the centre Of Ellsworth, on the main road
Salem station on the o. & =. X. r. containing az
acres OF land, suitably divided into pillow. meadow and
timber land, and for beauty Of location, fertility Of
and convenient dwelling house, together with every
necessary out buildings; a hne orchard Of choice fruit
On South eide OF the farm is 4 quarry OF free stone.
Of first quality aud easy Of sccsss. 20 acres are under
laid with coal. Also 20 acres Of choice Oak timbered
land, the main road ! mile west Of the csntre Of Els
worth. t
The above will be sold on terms to snit purchasers,
OF will lie exchanged for western lands. For further
particulars see sui scTseriber on premises.
G. vs.. SEARS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
.UARDIAN,S SALE

- On the 9Th day ~ March, 1855, between the
hours OF o2e aEd four O'Clock 2 ~ OF said day. at the
nremises. in Champion. Will he soil to the highest bid
der. the following real estate, as the property Of Alai
"a, Jasper, and Newton Mecolam. minor heirs Of Ro-
bert MecSllGin. deed, described IS follows: Reing an
undivided half Of ninety six acres Of land in the north
vest part Of lot No. 81. in Champion, Trumbull county,
Ohio. 81 which the said Robert MeCOlium died posses.
ed. aud to be sold sub; ect to the Dover Estate Of Sarah
McCollum therein.
Terms made known on the day Of sale. The other
half Of said land. and the widows dover will be oder.
cd At private sale on the same day
DIN PRICE,
Feb 25. IeJ6-4ts Guardian.
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EBNCY GOODS-YANKEE No.
Il TIONS, and Varieties To be hal in any quantity
At PORTKR & MeLAIN'S.
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BARRELS OF SUGAR. New Or
- leans. Posdered. Crushed. Pplv-rizrd ard Cot
ceat DUNLAP & SrEWART'S.
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DATCH & oPDYCKE have on hand

"a III ~ VI OhE nave on manu-,
L and wall sell for prompt pay, at low f:ures:
4 Bales No. ] Moss.
l5O lbs best q~llity curled hail,
50 hides enaEeled Leather,
50 do patent do
ISL pieces ruaEeled cloth.
90 do gold and silver bronze cloth.
81 do daDask cotton. silk and wool,
2uO sets s-irrup ioi,its, prop irons. &c.
30 pieces velvet AMI Brus els carpet,
JOO0 yarls silk and worsted laces,
IS gross fIncy taft Buttons.
II pieces broad cloth,
100 sets hui bands,
40 gross carriage knobs, silver, Jap'd and brass,
50 pieces g%irthing,
$40 D shoe thread.
500 brass. silver and Jap'd S A Trees,
GO pairs h1mes.
COG gross Japh buckles,
100 do silver do
100 Goz bride bits,
q - mats
geo {" c~ockeyes.
80 gross breeching rings
$40 whips,
30 pisces floor oil cloth, =. z, 44.54.s-4,s-4 4.
70 uOE hack lights,
100 trunks and V discs,
2 doc carpet bags.
81 d" shaie tassels. silk and wool.
20 " carTilge do do
A large lot Of lacks of all sizes.
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e. SPEAR 4 son.
PL a YTYG MI Il.

e. SPEAR 4 son.
PL WIG MILL,
DOOR. BLIND AND SASH FACTORY,
THE undersigned, having long be n
Il urged by their friends AMI patrons. and knowing
the wants OF the public, have cree ei a spacious
PLANNING MILL & D00R FACTORY,
On the Canal. just west of G. Z. L,HingweII's Ware
house, where they will keep on ban I 4 Stock Of Dress-
ed Flooring, both OF hard and soft u6od. We are also
manufae uring a superior quality Of SIDING, which
We can furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds OF Planning for the Trade IN short notice. We
are now prepared 10 sell the best qIaIit, af k~iln-dried
~dOors-having largely increased our tCiiiies for man
ufaeturing doors, we would call the attention Of Joiners
and Builders TO this branch Of our iusiness. We will
continue the manufacture Of
BLINDS
or a superior quality, and warrant them in every par
ticular We will also keep on hand a large assortment
of SASH!
Ofan sizes in use. Having largely in;I eased our IA
eiiities for manufacturing all the above articles and
are enahlel TO sell them az reduced prices and supe
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pittsburgh or clSewhere. Com
mtinications by mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending stuff to be dressed. need send
none but good lumber, as We will put nothing on our
Machines hut clear lumrer. Siding, ~ dress well,
must he At least y inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan 81, 1861. T.. SPEAR & SON.
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
About as acres in the South part Of Lot 81. in
warren township. For terms. inquire of Cyrus Bos-
worth oE nseister. Mrs. Sarah Bosworth. near the
premises, VINO wtll communicate TO ne by mail.
LEONARD CASE. % Cleveland.
1LSO-90 acres adjoining, mostly bottom land,
NAV he purchased with tie above. or separately.
March ii. 5s-SE CYRrS
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Dseds and Blanks

We have how on hand, Warranty, Mortgage
AID Quit Claim Deeds, justices Blanks of all
kinds, Land Contracts. de, all on good paper, OF
approved forms, and well printed. Fur sale by
the quantity or single sheet, at this Office.
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INVEST GREENvILLE AND WAR

w Rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure In
announcing to the travelling public. that a tri-weeklY
mail has been established bet seen Yves, GreeLyine,
Pa. and Warren-0-s and That q will he carried ~
two horse Hacks, lea ing the Gaskill Housr, in War
rem, on every Monday. Nednesday anil Friday morn
in %. at . O'Clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving Greensiiie every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. and arriving at
WarreE the anne evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places win hnd this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baeonsburg, Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. 0rangeville and Mount Joy. and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown.
or Mercer, jamestown, HaTtstOvn, Cenueautville, Gil
rartl AID GAINESVILLE. BROWN & WEST
sug 20 IS5r-ff
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. CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

4 CHUICE FARM FUR SALE.
~ containing about tire: hundred and six acres
Of land. ~ mites west of the Court lloase, in Warren.
TEHm -uil Co., D.. lyiny on the east side OF the Mahon-
lag river, Opposite naymakeris Mills aud near the
LeaTittsburgh Station on the L. & VI. II. L. The land
is good. AMI excellent fo- grazing or crops. There
are about 1870 acres OF Bottom Lam along The river
also IS acres good Timhere.l Lend. he rest is in cal
tsvation aud Meadow Lois. with excellent advantages
TOR watering stock at all times-Fith two good barns.
smells. earn houses, Sc.-alSo three good houses and
four wells Of water; together with 0rchArling. and a
good selection o ch nee varieties OF Plumbs, Cher
RES, Fears. Peaches, Grapes, &e. The farm is we'll
located, gradually descending TO the South. and IS =
Desirable Tor stock raising or dairy purposes. Title
per;eet-any one wishing 20 purchase, can address me
a. Willow Dale p. D., or can get Information on the
premises.
Nh A good lraush; Horse FOR sale, and a stock of
good cattle Of different grades.
Warren, Mar. II, j7-3m VII. STEBBINs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
Billiards Panorama Of New York CITY.

Billiards Panorama Of New York City.
This fine series Of paintings was exhibited at
Empire Hall every evening of last week from
Tuesday to Saturday, inclusive. to the universal
satisfaetion OF the spectators. As a work of art,
it not excelled by any panoramic paintings,
and the accuracy and truthfulness of its repre-
sentation of the different views of the city of
New York. is so perfect, that any person who
has visited the city, and seen the original, viii
recognize them at q glsncs-