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Some Snttuigtnts.
Commencement of the Western Reserve
Eclectic Institute.

Commencement OF the western Reserve
Eclectic Institute.
Having been honored with an invitation to be
present at the Seventh Annual Commencement
of the Eclectic Institute, located at Hiram, Por-
tage County, on Wednesday, the 18th inst. ac-
cordingly we found ourself on that day, one of =
concourse of about 5000 people in attendance on
that occasion. The large tent used by the Dis
ciple Church. at their yearly meetings. capable
of seating 1000 persons, was filled to its utmost
capacity, and large numbers remained outside.
The forenoon Exercises consisted of Original
Essays, by the young Ladies, i~nterspersed with
vocal music. and closing with a discussion by
two young men. The essays were all highly
creditable to the readers. The "Eloquenee Of
Ruins" was a iue specimen of word painting.
Two others bearing the queer titles of Bubbles,
and Gumption, seemed PECULIARLY to please the
audience, by their adoption to the present, and
their sharp practical hits st some very tangible
subjects.
In the afternoon Orations were delivered by
the young men, varied by q Colloquy, {" The
Jewess,") from Scots "Ivanhoe," and last, q
very neat ValedictOry, pronounced by one of the
scholars.
Tn music aided greatly to enliven the exer-
cises. Som of the pieces were executed with
excellent taste; Poe's Raven, especially pleased
ourself.
The late Principal, Rev. a. S. Hayden, under
whose charge the Institution had been since its
erection, seven years since, and 10 whose indie
fatigable labors, much of lis present prosperity
is due, having resigned his office, made Z short
farewell address. Professor Dunshee, in behalf
of the remaining teachers. as 4 token of their az
lection, presented to Mr.. Hayden. a copy of IT.
Wings Works. (some 90 vols } accompanying the
gift with a short and pertinent address. The
scholars presented q cane. To both, Mr.. Hay
den responded, in a manner which showed that
be appreciated these tokens of regard.
This Institution is now in a fourisiing con-
dition, numbering nearly four hundred and fifty
scholars. 1t is b beautifully located. We assembled
to the top, which commands q very extensive
view of the surrounding country. Several villa
ges are in sight, and the country, varied by
highly cultivated farms, and the old primeval
forest, gave us g sight of something finer, and on
a lsrger scale, than We dwellers on the plains,
often see.
At GAINESVILLE, we stepped on the cars of the
c. d N. R. R., and an hour after, reached our
sanctum, highly pleased with our trip.
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HARNESS.

II AhNESS.
IL I & OPDVCKE,
are now manufacturing, ana have on hand a first rate
assortment OF HaEness-are introducing a Her and re-
~ POPGidr style We use none BAT the Bcrg Eesf Sc
iectst st0ek, and employ none but the best WOrkIneu;
which enables US TO warrant our stock and work to be
~iLEit.ess. Whoever wants u durable Farm Draught
Harness, or a more elegant, real silver plated tasty
Harness, tan always be accommodated 1t the lowest
possible hglre-alI other articles in our line, Constant
~ on hama.
Warren, aUr 20. lSJ-.
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Moving and Reaping Machines.
A ESSRS BALDWIN. DEWITT {
j. C. BURROUGHS, NJ. D.,
PRACTICAL DENTIST.

Can still be found at his rooms, corner of Market and
Liberty streets, opposite the Bank. Having nos en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice Of my profess
sion, in Warren, with a constant increase Of business.
which enables me TO keep up with all the Improvements
Of the day ] have every facility at command, and a
determination TO do IS good work as can be done by
the most eited Of the profession. Entire satisfaction
will be given in each aad all operations, or no charge
will be made. 1 shall be pleased TO wait upon my
friends and former patrons, and alIneeding the services
OF a Dentist; ard viii Girags give them good p0rk at
a fair compensation.
. r J. c. BURROUGHS.
June IL, 57-tf. Warren. Ohio.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.-Ta am now

~ prepared 20 sell TO the Farmers Of TrunhuI and
Portage county, Deiaioe's Independent Horse Rake,
ahich is the best Rake now in use, both for rakinE
hay. or cleaning stumble l am also prepared 70 sell
Bats Ohio Mover, which is the hest Mower nov in use,
and tcok the first premium as a Mower, az tie Ohio
State Fair in lcJ6; also. 90 hand and for sale, CrOgeI's
Thermometer Cturns. they can't he beat also, Bee
Hives, Fork Handles, Provision Safes. Hoe Handles.
Straw Cutters. &c, all OF which will lie sold cheSp for
cash, or produce, at my shop on Quinhy Hill. west side
OF NahoRine River CHARLES MESSENGER.
Marrcn Linz Il Isi--f
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Ex-hange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLORENCE, y. 7.
0. SINCLAIR. PREs'r. Ia. vEEDER, CASH.
GEO. SINCLAIR & CO.,

O4IOs DIN LAlA u w.,
GeRerelL Land -fgeRts and Dealers an Land Warrants
FLORENCE, y. I.
Will give their personal attention to buying ard sell.
ing Kezi Lstate, Entering Lands, Loaning Money and
Paying Taxes, in NebrasEy, Iowa and kansas
kLFEkENCES.-EAchznge Bank, PitIsiuTgh, Pa
G. IL Dussey a. Co., do X. Patrick q Co. Bankers
dos AtSeil, Lee & Co. Merchants, do; K. +. Raley
Banker, Phiia.; Winston, Llnier d Co. New Aorki
Lucas u simonds, Bankers. 81. Louis, Seileg & Co
Merchants, do Bank Of Commerce, Cleveland, U J.
q. iiusscy, do; samuel QdiEby, ESQ. arreu, U.
aursS-iy~
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DONNETS & RIBBONS, of the la.
- test styles, and Black Velvet Ribbons, all widths,
at L. +. H0YT & Co.'S.
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ONE THOUSAND MISTAKES d

~ daily occurrence, in speaking, writing and pro-
nunciation, corrected This is one Of the most valua-
lie books ever published, and should be in the hands
Of every family in the county. 4 quantity just reed,
lpTicc - centsJ at ADAMS BOCKSTnRE.
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REMOVAL.
BOSTON CLOTHING House,

May %, 1856
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DEAD MRS. VENTS new book.
LII SMILES kFR0WNs,"a
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Eoots and Shoes.
& RETAIL

y CRANAGE continues 10 manufac-
II ture and keep on hand, at his store,
NO. G, MAIN STREET. WARREN. OHIO,
Two doors south of Smith, McComhs & Cos store, a
large, complete and we'll selected stock Of goods he
can reconmend to Customers az moderate prices, con.
siSting Of LADIES FINE CONGRESS,
Side Laced, Patent Tipped dnd Foxed Caters. plain,
good and substantial CATERS, home made, of different
grades and coors, and a general assortment of all
kinds Ladies shoes. slippers, &c.
MISSES & CHILDRENS' CATERS,
Bootees, Shoes and Slippers, Of all kinds and coiOrs.
G~ENTLEuEN'S l y FRENCH Ill
Morocco, Kip and Thick Boo 5; a good assortment Of
tne Caters aud Slippers; Boys and Youths Cali, kip
and Thick Boots. Brogans, &c, &c.
GOOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS,
Consisting Of French Calf, Patent Leather. Cali. Boot
Morocco, COrie Sole Morocco. Glazed Kid, Prunel.
GailOon, Boot Webb, Lasts. Boot Trees, Shoe Pegs.
Nails, Knives, Thread, ahd everything else pertaining
tc the trade.
April -, 1857. 3. CRANAGE.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

D12b tlNA cLL GALL
"A The subscriber Offers for sale, his valuable farm,
situated two miles North East of the Center Of Bristol,
TruInhuIl Co.. o., containing two hundred and ninety
six acres Of first rate farming land. 1t is one Of the
best grain and grazing farms in the county. with a
sandy soil, with creeks of living water raining thro'
the farm. There are also three never failing springs,
one Of sOfi WSteT, which is said to he the best in the
county, a good frame house on an elevated place, sur
rounded by q beautiful sugar grove OF three hundred
second growth sugar trees. Also, a yonug orchard Of
one hundred and forty select fruit trees. q first rate
sugar camp. good saw ard rail timber. a saw mill
sitiin thirty rods OF the farm. a grist mill ole mile
from the premises. There is ahout one hundred acres
under fence. Two public roads are on the farm lines,
and one runs directly through the land, and Il school
house is On the farm. The IshtabClsa ami New Lisbon
Rail Road passes within forty rods, and the American
Central r. r. crosses the former about q mile and q
half distant.
For information, inquire Of the subscriber, On the
premises. The farm will be offered az private sale. M
til the first Of September. and IL not sold then. will be
offered at public sale on that day. 1t can ne bOCght
now at the low price Of thirty dollars per acre.
AHUEL SLOWER.
Jrpe 2 ICS--3n
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CHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS.
IL Cour; OF cennOn FlsHs.
TASH FOR STAYES.-TFe subscri-

~ her will Pay Cash for Slaves Of the following d.
me1s'c=s. Pipe slaves, ~ feet long. 3s to 4 in. side.
Zto inch thick, heart edge-s.p heEn Oh, Sle,0O per
thousand. Also. Barrel Slaves, 3 inches long, I
inches vile, ! to a inch thick. heat edge. Healing,
22ilches long, inches wide, I 70 = inch thsck, heart
edge Sl0,0J for 40 slaves AMI $50 pieces Of heading
all from good White Oak, well proportiOncd and fres
from worm holes. No pieces taken smaller than the
measure. Delivered az Stephen Baruett's Wharf in
Warren, Ohio; or al any o.her point on the Canal.
II. P. ADAaS, Salem, @.
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STEAM ENGINES.
A CARD.

A CARD
w N. PORTER IL son offer to their
. friends and the public generally, their thanks
for the HLeIal patronage which they have received
since they opened their
LITERARY DEPOT
AZ Eonli say that they will furnish the New York
Ledger. and all other papers and Magazines, as low as
they are selling in Cleveland, Cincinnati or any other
Western cities. Yearly su. scriptiOns at s. IN advance
will be received as heretofore for the
NEW ORK LEDGER.
Any one wanting Books. Magazines, Papers or any
thing in our line will he furnished by Express on the
shortest notice. We trust that cur friends 10 not wish
Us to sell at a sacrifice or below the usual rates. We
consider that a penny justly earned, is as good as a
penny sarei. kenenler that we express all our peri
odicals. papers, &C. consequently We can furnish
them in advance o. the mails.
NEW Y0RN BOOKSTORE.
May %, 1857.
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40 000 Shaved Pine Single just
LoOsOOO received and for sale at The CITY
Planning Mill by Z. SPEAR L son
No. I Canal Street
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'sHOME AGAIN.

TO my old friends, young ones too,
1 AMI all othersin au;hority:"-
l have let the slittering sands Of California, with
('Iow Euch have you m1de7) "Crst'' enough to buy
a partnership with the renowned SAddlery and Car
riage Trimming dealer, o II. PATcH consider him
the Prince Of Hlrness. Saddle aud Trunk ManGfactlr-
ers, and all the little ''fXins" that follow in the train
Of = prompt establishment Of that sort. l would like
to see the biggest portion NJ Uncle Samuel's family. at
the good old stand Of o. II. P. where he or !. or both,
can always be seen. EMERSON OPDYCKE
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] No !, arrives at | go P NJ. No. . at $50 pm

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumbns & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cieve-
land 4 Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks 20 Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua, with Hacks to Ravenna.
" BraceEille, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
3" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by l. 1. W.
d c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
~. b. Passengers Tearing Youngstown at 1877 p
NJ, GrriUe az Toledo at 1880 same night, and Chicago
at 1880 merit morning.
April Is, 1857. CHAS L. RHODES, Supt.
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THE THREE BIG DOORS!
EEW GOODS AND Low PEICEsl

EET GOODS AND Low PEICEsl
NOLDSTEIN'S CLOTHING HALL,
~ oar door North Of the Pos. Office. Warren. o.
Every dav hriass s-nethiug new. ami the question
daily arises. Where shall ] 90 % buy ne the best East
o. Clothes Tor the least amount % Money! The an
sSsr would heat dOLDSrEIN'S Clothing Hall. Wh-rs
you c.a find the largest and most fashionable stock Of
goods ever OGerel in this town. which will lie soil
CHEA-za than ever be:ole offered in This vicinity. Ny
stock consists partly u
FINE CLOTH FR)CK DRESS COATSt
All co1crs and qualities OF TEeeis. Fancy Linen a-d
Narsciliz5, a. the lowest prices Splendid assortment
OF all kinds PANTS, aad an endless variety u VESTS.
Tie hes. assortment Of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, to he foani uyvhere-sTcka - Crayats Gloves
Sus2rnders, Hosiery, Stocks, ShiFis, G liars. Drawers,
Crlersuirta. &c. DC.
Also, a large assortment Of HATS and Caps. all Of
the tt,cs, styles. Trunks, TaI5ss AMI Travelling Bags,
and in Gcs ever article requisite 70 complete a gen
tlcrlGn's wardrobe.
Remember the plere. and give re = cali, ns1t
door 10 the Post Og-e' Nan -, Warren Oslo
Mayo J. GDhD5TEIS.
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TnAT .

DR NANN'S CELEBRATED Apus
~ Bljs-z. ahich is and has been vOrkiug EccA
Miracles A. the cnse OF Chin Fever AMI Agus through
Ont the entire Western country Tor the isst ;Are- years,
has ~ last been received. All is ROW ~fsr -l 10 thu
poor shaking ugrtais Of Oti Trulbuii. HhvT.ver this
remedy hGs csca INTRODUCED aHd soil, the result las
been and Wal continue u run All ether nostTums cut
Of .hc market, and We ask, Why 10 this3 The aBE<sr
IS simply because 1t edvctually cues, art ~ the sSms
time leaves its Patientwti AID SoErdiy cured Come
aiors thea all you -hlt have seen trying al tha nos
trans Of the day. and are skill shaking, and pr0cur .
bottle O. this Remedy and he healed; and ~ sure that
you get the rigtt article, as mauy nostrums IUrPcrt-
ing 10 be Asue Baisans, are being palmed OF upon The
puHlic as genuine They are all miserable and taSa
couuterf-its. Call with the A-cnt. aud get a ~ci-suisr
giving a description Of this BlIsan. Only authorized
agents for Warren. are T. A. SMITH & Co.
ESstGN 4 WOuS8rFF. Newton Fails.
A VI BLAcEToG7. &iles, and by all Respectable
dealers in Medicine tAroIgh71t the Western states.
3. Z. MANN d Co., Praqristors.
Mas go Glligu. Clio.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that in
~ April. 1855. I applied for Z Land Warrant. under
the act Of March ,, leaj. which application vas filed
in the Pension Office, and registered as claim so. Co.
49,, and WAS f~ayOrahly acted upon by the Pension OF
Acr. and on the l3th day Of November. A. D, 1855, a
Land Warrant was issued to ne for 20 acres Of land.
No HISS, and sent to my address, Warren. Ohio. hut
which failed TO reach ny hands. L intend to apply to
the Commissioner Of Pensions for 4 duplicate Of said
warrant. HEZLEP
j. Z. ASPFR Attorney.
", Mn a.
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s9ATCH u OPDTCKE have on hand,
L and will sell for prompt; pay, a: ioS aEures;
4 Bales No ] Moss.
$50 Is best q-ality cnried haiti,
80 hides enameled Leather,
80 do patent do
lJt pieces cnluelef cloth.
- do gold and silver bronze cloth.
81 do darsask cotton, silk aud WOOL,
2L0 sets s;irruq joints, prop irons. &c.
80 pieces velvet and Bruss sells carpet,
5000 yards sill and w0rsted !acez,
- gross fancy tuft Blt;ons.
L pieces broad cloth,
lCu sets hub bands,
~ gross carriage knobs. silver, Ja?'d and brass,
50 pieces girthIng.
so lbs shoe thread.
Su0 brass, silver and Jap'd S A TrssB.
G0 pairs names.
Gee gross JaPd buckles,
IGO do silver do
loo doz bride bits.
3 " mats
900 " cCckeyes.
80 gross tresehiug rings
500 Whips,
20 pieces aoor oil cloth, =, I,44.54, ca, 81,
30 cOz hack Fights,
leo trunks and vilises,
3 dOZ carpet bags.
80 " shade tassels, silk and wool,
90 " carriage do 90
A large Tot OF tacks of all sizes.
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FRANKLIN FOUNDRY.

FRANKLIN FOUNDRY,
Corner South & Liberty Streets, Warren, Ohio.
Ii pense in fitting up orr establishment. We are
fully prepared to furnish all kinds OF castings made 10
order on short notice: and almost any kind Of macAin-
cry castings. such as
GKIST y SAW MIL CASTINGS,
Nil lSpinIles and Shafting. cast on end, and in dry
sand nOulds; Castings for Blast Furnaces. Hot Blasts.
&c Skating and Machinery complete for Steam or
Water FIGURING Mills and SIw Mills. Coal Bank
Pumps and machinery for raising coal lifted ready for
use We are also prepared to furnish
STEAM ENGINES,
and do the Mill wright work for FIGURING Mills ofany
size Saw Mills. Oil Mills. Coal Banks. Blast Furna-
ces. &c All Castings made Of best material and war
ranted equal TO any made in Pittsburgh. Cleveland or
elsewhere. ". II. Hull 4 co.
Warren, May %, IsJT-Iy.
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THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.

THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.
4 YER'S Pills, glide,
"A sngar-shoi. over the palate.
but their energy, although strap ASf<A<S
ped ~. is there, aud tells with SSA
giant force on the very faunda- -"
ti9nS OF disease. There are thou- ~
sands OF sufferers who would not IVA
wear their dls;empers IL tley NAAyf
knew tley could be cured for . EN
cents. Try Ayers Pills, and you kz72EzCEzEzs
will know IT,.
Purify hehloci AMI disease viii be starved oct.
Cleanse the system lron Impurities and You are CIR.
III already.
Take this best OF ali PurSatives. and Scrofula. I1di-
gestion. Weakness, Headache, BlcSache, Sid.ache,
J~aundicc, kheumltism. arrangements OF the Liver,
Kidney ami Bowels, all arrangements and all diseas-
IS which q pHrg4tive remedy can reach, fy before them
like carkGrss before tine sun
Reader, II you are suffering from s-y Of the numer-
Gus complaints they cure-suEer no mOre-she remedy
has been provided for you, and it is criminal 10 neg
iect il.
That -4ysr's Cherry PsetsrsL. is the hest medicine
for a Cough, Is known to the whole world. ani that
4ger's Pills are the I est Of all Pills, is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. 4YER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by +. A Smith & Co War
re1; Dr. W. Howe. North Bloomfield; II. W. Collar,
MesOp0tamia, Ensign & Woodwork. Newton Falls;
ard all dealers in medicine everywhere.
March p, lsJ1-3m.
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WEST WARREN TEAM WOODEN FACTORY.
EYE d. EAR.

DR- IDDINGS has resumed The prac
- tice OF Medicine, in Warren and its vicinity. II
viii pay particular attention to diseases q the Eye an
bar. he has. within the last year, Ostained rev rene
dies OF great value these combined Eith bis former
practice, enables him to restore sight snd hearing
hitherto deemed hopeless. Artificial eyes that more
AID resemble the natural eye, inserted without AZ op
ersticn- Roaring, Singing, s3d Discharges from the
ear, cured by q new process.
WARREN IDDISGs, N. D.
Warren MAJ o. Te5-r
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MEDICINES."

L. LIZ.
Il SPRING & TURNER.
Have tais lag In store al NO. MsrSet 81, NArrsa.o.
1 Gro hsuI say4 Medical Discovery.
: % HCaEgnd's German B.lters.
6 do McLans's Liver Pills,
6 90 10 Yermtfug-.
, do Ayre's Cherry Pictorial.
, 90 do Liver Pals.
] do HeKicFn Mustang LinineHt,
Q 10 Tobias Venetian do
] d. Earrelfs Arz5iza 90
l DO G-J s0,t's YeiioE Dock and s4rsap.rilla.
= do Eeavrr'5 Canksr ami salt Eheum Syrup,
I do William Rliis ezisam Tor TIE Lungs
y do D-shl=r's Fever and Ague Pills, q CERTAIN care
= 10 virgins Sugar coated Pills,
= do Wistars BaIs4m Wild cherry.
Grsfsuberg Medicines, OF all kinds,
Ir. jdyne's d. 10
y 10 StS1ler's Expectsr=H..
a do do uiarrhGa Cordial,
= 10 Sellers Cough Syrur.
"a do Eov-r'S Comp. syrlP LavsrEor. and Tar.
n 10 Merchants G1rgiug Oh,
William c. Ssests Medicine cfeTerJ fiad.
Aiso 4 go0a assortment u almost srsEytlins kssskJ
Druggists. Please Call ana ace ~.
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CHERIFF AND SPECIAL RECEI


SHERIFF AND SPECIAL RECEI-
~ VERS SALE.
Rice. French / CO.
Vs. Order o. sale, In Attachment
| Z. 4 Woodwork
By virtue 0rsE order Of sale. issued ont o. The Court
Of Common Pleas o. Trumt1l County. Ohio, TO ne as
sheriff and Special MIStsT) directss EGd delivered. by
the Clerk Of said COCrt. I have levied on, and shall sx
pose 10 Public Sale, at he door % the Court House. in
Warren. in sid county, on SATURDAY, the 29jh day
G: JUNE, 4 D 1857, between the h0Ers OF ~ O'Clock A
VI and I O'Clock, ? NJ. OF said day, the folIGaiug de-
scribel real estate Of the defendant. to wit: Lots N9.
I 3 and A., IN the Town Plat Of Niles, Irumhul county .
Ohio, AMI = bounded as follows: on the vest by Man
street, or Plank Road, south by James Street, east ~
a narrow alley running north aad s0-tn. and north BY
Thomas Evans land aud is kuOgn hy the WOOdwOTth
Tavern Stand, now 90 wit; Oct 10, lsJ5J occupied by
S. L. Swank. To be sold at the suit Of Rice. French H.
Co in the above entitled cause. Appraised at ten hun
dred and city dollars, (SIu50,G0)
/ II. X HARMON. Sheriff
and Special Receiver
SheriGs Ozee, Warren, May p, ls59-jz-3,5O
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GIsERD Nuts. June ], 1857.
TO FLOUR BUYERS.

We are prepared to cell Flour to the trade on better
terms than it can be purchased at any other establish
ment. Also, for sale. any quantity Of Bran. Shorts
and Mill Feed, to which we invite the attention Of buy
ers. j A. r. d
In. IN rcz- "a
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Justices, and ConstabIes' Blanks,

EARRANTEE, MORTGAGE L OUT CLAIM DEED!
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS suBP0NAs, E1o-
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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EMBROIDERIES.-A full assortment
IL of Collars, Sleeves, Habits, Clpes, FIouncings.
Edginrs, &c. Collars from I2kc to s.. Collars and
Sleeves IN sets, from s5c to Sl2. just received and for
sale by IDDINGS & ORGAN
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TAKE NOTICE.

ON the 18Th day Of August. 1856. a
" Land Warrant OF loo acres, No. 3S.5Is, was issued
20 Martha LsmsOr, and sent 10 the subscriber AZ Far
mingtyn, Trumbuli Co., Ohio, said Warrant never
reached its destination. All persons are cautioned
against buying, or attempting 70 use said Warrant as
application Will be made TO the Pension Ohce. FOR the
issuing Of duplicate thereof. T. Z. CUkTIS.
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