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A NATURAL CURIOSITY We saw q
tooth q day or two since, Of an animal or
reptile of the mastadon or sRurian char
scter, which would have been a feast to
those who delight to examine the evi
dence of huge antiquity. The tooth
weighed nearly six pounds, and vas fouad
upon the farm of Mr.. Love. of Hubbard,
Trumbull county, some eight or ten feet
below the surface Of the earth. by some
men who were engaged in opening 8
coal mine. Some parts Of it had become
perfectly sound and in a natural state.
According to the theory of some geol-
ogists. this tooth has been imbedded in
the earth for a period of nearly four
thousand Garfield Sentinel
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Fire in Pennington.

We CLEAN the following from a letter received
by gentleman in this place: "on Sunday
morning Just after daylight, the Crystal Palace
House, at West Pennington, was burned to the
ground. The fire. when discovered, was burst
ing from the roof Of the east wing. and in a few
noments the whole building was in q blaze. A
considerable portion of the furniture was saved,
the citizens working nobly. some remaining in
the building until their lives were actually in
jeopardy. By their strenuous e~xertions, the barn
was saved. No insurance. Loss about 1909"
The Crystal Palace House was the only hotel in
the village.
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TOR SALE.
Il A second hand business Wagon, on s'rins ., 1t q
hargain-also 4 Parler Coal Stove, as good as new
Inquire at my store (deelC) ; 7. POMER0f.
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JUDGE HoFFMAN.-The Portage Co.,
Democrat, thus speaks of our fellow citi-
zen, who has entered upon the duties OF
his Office, ard for the first lime presided
over the Court, at Ravenna
The new Judge. B. F. Hoffman it is
generally conceded. acquitted himself
veil and creditably. He laboriously ap.
piled himself 10 business, both in Court
and at Chsmbers. mostly holding three
sessions each day. the night sessions
often beng very long ones. He has
thus, in tie outset. established for him
self a highrequtatiOn as a judicial officer.
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ACCIDENT AND DEATH AT MLNrUA -
On Friday, the s3j ult.. at Mantua Cor
ners. Harvey, a son of Hiram Hoskins,
was killed by the accidental discharge OF
a revolver in the hands of Grove Fenton.
We are informed that the deceased was
about seventeen or eighteen years of age.
He was standing near. where several
person were shooting at a mark when
the fatal accident occurred. Mr. Fenton
was just raising the revolver TO FIRE at
the mark. 1t discharged sooner than he
intended, and hence the unhappy occur-
rence. The remains of young Hoskins
were carried to the grave on last Friday.
Rqrenna Sentinel.
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FIRE IN CLEvELAKD-THE STONE
CHURCH BURNED.-The Stone Church,
known as Dr.Aiken's, was burned on
Saturday. The Leader says:
The church with the furniture cost
about $50 900, and is covered by insu-
rance as follows: Home So, 900, Ktna
So. 900. Lorillard Sc, 500, Corn Ex-
change Sc 500. Liverpool and London
$1,000, Cleveland Mutual $1,000, Mer-
chants, Phil, SO, 500, Girsrd, Phil,
Sc, 500, Commercial Mutual $1,000,
Merchants d Manufactures, Gin. 50. 600,
total $4,000. There was an add.
tional insurance, on the chapel only, in
the Irving of Sc. 600, which will more
than cover the loss sustained there
The Indebtedness, we understand is
about $1,000. The origin of the fire
has not been definitely sscertained, here
are various opinions relative to it. Some
think that the chimney burst between
gaIret and The roof, while the Sexton
was ~endeavoring TO burn out a fue, others
think that, as a fire was in the building
the evening before, it must have COM
municated at that time TO the roof, and
smouldered until the Sexton 0pened The
building a few minutes before eleven
O'Clock Saturday morning, and that the
admission Of air caused the flames 10
burst out violently.
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~ On the eth day Of March. 1857, between tn.
hours OF one and four O'Clock P n. OF said day. at tn.
premises. in Champion, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property OF Almi
"a Jasper, and Newton McCollum. minor heirs Of Ro
pert MeColiLm. deed, described as follows: Being ut
vest part OF lot No 81, in Champion, Trumbuu county
onio, Of which the said Robert McCollum died possess.
McColum therein.
Terms made known on the day OF sale. The other
nail OF said land. and the Widows doxer will be Offer
ed at private sale on the same day.
Feb IS. Is56-As GnardI,,
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The District Court.

The District Court for this county commenced
its session on Monday. Judge Potter of New
Lisbon presides, having exchanged with Judge
Hoffman,, both gentlemen having been engaged
as lawyers. in suits now pending in their own
Districts Judge Potter seems determined to
permit no unnecessary delay in the transaction
of the business We were glad to see him shut
down the fst day. upon the interminable de-
bates Of the lawyers, upon the question of the
admission of testimony.
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III GREATEST BOOK OF TIE AGE.
.QUAL TO CABIN,

~ so says the Eastern Press-entitled the COURSE
ENrAiLED;" by Harriet IIamline BigelOw, sister Of
Bishop HImline, OF the Metho list Episcopal Church.
Read VIII At the Boston Biherator says:
at exceeds every one OF its class, from Uncle Tom
to 'Dred, ia a clear perception Of the intrinsic wick
edness Of slRvehOiding, in intense sympathy with the
oppressed, in its incorporating character and in
its fearless impeachment Of the corduet Of those who
defend or p2lliate the damning sin OF our land We
hope il will obtain an extended circulation. II is a
book for the family circle, o be read during the long
winter evenings. So truthful and affecting are its de-
lineations ofthe terrible workings Of slavery, with re-
ference alike to the enslaved aud the ensavers, that It
cannot fail to make lasting Impressions upon the
youthful mind, or to cause the pulses Of the old to
quicken with Indignation and korrot. Its plot is with
out iutricscy, its narrative simple and natural, its mo-
raj tendency most sanitary"
For sale at PoRTER & SONS BOOKSTORE.
March,
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BOXES OF FRESH RAIsfNS, Sd
- d. Biseuisc Herrine- Candles. at III.
CEL P&srEWARR.
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MISPLACED CoNFIpENcE.-A young
lady. whose name we did not learn, who
resides in Fentonville, became the victim
yesterday. of misplaced confidence. los
ing her port mounaie and q considerable
sum Of money. She had been attending
school at Oberlin. o., and was travelling
homeward. She had been accompanied
thus far by a young man with whom
she had a slight acquaintance. and who
had also been attending school at Ober-
lin. AT this point their roads d~iyerged,
The youLg lady going 10 F~entonville, and
the young man in another direction
On arriving at the depot of the Detroit
and Milwaukee Railway, she requested
him to purchase 3 ticket to Fentonville,
at the same time handing her porte mon
naie, containing sixty dollars-all the
money she had. He said he would pro-
cure the ticket, and left her for hat pur-
pose, but he has not since been heard
of.-Daroa AdVertissr, 5M.
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PersOas leaving town by the above Trains. can be
supplied with choice reading. in the shape Of Papers,
Magazines, Books, &c, by calling at the New York
MAJ P1RTyR T. SON.
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Aycung man would ike to open a correspOn-
dence with some young lady, not over twenty
two years of age, of good health and figure. upon
the subject of MatrimOny. The fact is, l would
like Q good NICE WIFE, one that can make home
happy, ndN6st 1 could love and respect II
any lady, possessing these qualifications, desires
. matrimonial alliance. I hope she viii not hes
ihte to sddress. at thu place.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
Julian &c Mason John Wetmors Miller, Ensign
VS. vs. q BrtHing vs..
William Porter: william Porter WIN. Porter.

By virtue of three writs OF venditioni expOnRs (enti.
tied rs above issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF TrImbull County, Ohio, to me directed and deliver.
ed, / shall expose to public sale, at the door Of the
Court House in Warren, in said County, on Saturday,
the I4th day Of March, A. d. 1857, between the hour1
Of ten o'clock A VI and four O'Clock ? VI OF said day,
the following described Real Estate to wit: Situate in
the township Of Newton, Trunbull County. Ohio, and
is known as part Of lot 2 in section No. p, in said
township, and is bounded as follows: Commencing al
owned by Daniel 0rwig, thence north six chains and
eleven links GID to \ stake in the center Of the north
and south highway; thence east. parallel with the south
sine, to the MzhOning River. and contains within said
boundaries. about seven acres Of land c Appraised
at ffteen hundred dollars - 500.
ii. r. HARMON. shsria.
eherifs once. Warren. Feb. II, 'Sf-SE-s.Is
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WEST GREENYILLE AND WAR

w 3 HACK The subscribers take pleasure In
announcing to the travelling public, that = tri-Seekly
mail has been established bet Seen West GreeLville,
Pa. and Warren, o. and that il will be carried BY
two horse hacks, leaving the Gaskil House, in War
rem, on every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday morn
iuss. At Z o'clock. and arriving at Greeuville the same
evening; and leaving -Greenville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. and arriving at
Warrea the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will ind this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baeonsburg. Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. Orangeville and Mount joy. and
also connects with hacks for franklin, via GeorgetOEn.
or Mercer. jamestown, HArtstoSn. ConnsautVilie. Gi-
rard and ChrksVilie. BROWN & NEST.
any % lS5s-tEs
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Adn'rs OF John Dsrhstya
i, virt..,f.aas.,.I

w. crder 81 aElc. on her--
John 5. Garner h wife. } gage. Issued sst 81
the Court Of COmmOa Pleas Of TraRoaii C6sntJ Oh -
to ne directed and delivered. I hAvs=sfTied en- aRS
shall expose to public sale At the doeEof The CsaEt
House in Warren in ssid county. On ths
I4ih lay Of MAkCH, AL iS57. between he hears sf
10 o'clock A u and 4 o'clock p n q said day. the fol
Irving described tract OF lot flsad. s~itlzf>is Newton
township, No. ) il the 9Th range Of townships in tie
Connections Western Reserve in the Stats % Ohio,ssd
which is also in the County Of rrumtpil sad IL knssA
BY the whole Of Let No. - IN the Alteration 81 thsTsul
Plt Of Earlsviile. as surveyed By ?. Z St0ss. Hndrs-
corded in TruInbul County Records. Map Beck. raGs1
) and 3: for J more particular description CT sad lst-
reference may he had TO said Record
Also a certain piece OF land. being Part 81 Canal
street as now vacated, IS described Oh 4 plat 81 sd
vacation. Snd As recorded in 1rUnkul Ctulty ksesrss
Book Of Maps. pages Al and ~. described rs ~fslsvs.
viz: being that part Of saii street IS vacated ans si,s-
ated westerly % lot No. y ard in extent tks rIsth -sf
said lot, AMI ~ right angles forming tsnaEes 81 saa
chain and containing l0lCO seres Of land, , tbs szns
more or less, aud subject ~ public Improvements AZ
authority, being the same Ianis heretofore tteded ~
the Earls. 10 wit: in 1895 and 1859, to Samuel Ware
For . more particular description OF sail lets references
nay be had TO saiI deeds datej JuEe le36 aid jane H.
1899. Tie fTst described real estate appraised a. Sf75-
Second described real estate appraised a. - isA
sold IS the property o. John ;. Garner n the Above ca
titlsd cause. H-R. HARMON Sheriff.
sheriI's once. Warren FEB 4. lsS7-S-4&
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DATCH & oPDYCKE have on hand

LA ICh OfD1 nave on manu-,
L and will sell for prompt pay, at low figures:
4 Bales No. ] Moss.
$50 bs best qSality curled hair,
50 hides enameled Leather,
50 do patent do
$50 pieces enameled cloth,
% do gold and silver bronze cloth.
50 do damask cotton, silk aud wool,
eco sets stirrup joints. prop irons. &c.
30 pieces velvet and Brussels carpet,
5000 yards silk and worsted lsces,
IS gross fIncy tuft Buttons,
I2 pieces broad cloth,
100 sets huh bands,
40 gross carriage knobs. silver, Jap'd and brasf,
SO pieces ~girthing,
3D0 b. shoe thread.
500 brass. silver and Jap'd . 4 Trees.
Gao pairs names,
600 gross Japd buckles,
100 do silver do
100 doz bride bits,
D mats
900 {" ~cockeyes.
SO gross breechins rings
500 whips.
20 pieces floor oil cloth, 4, Z, 4I,5 Ga, 81,
90 doz hack lights,
100 trunks and v.lises,
, doz carpet bags.
81 :" shade tassels, silk and wool,
90 " carriage do do
A large rot of lacks Of all sizes.
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NEW CASTLE AND DARLINGTON RAIL
RoAD.-The name of this road has been
changed 10 the Pittsburgh, New Castle
and Cleveland Rail Road. 1t is all under
contract. and all the heavy sections are
being pushed forward towards an early
completion. Section 10 is completed,
one half of the u at the summit is fin
ished, and there is no doubt but that the
road will be in running order before the
first Of December.-New Castle lem.
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EURSi FURS!l FURS!!i
IL EDWARD Z. H0YT & Co. have received = very
large assortment Of Furs, Victorines and Cuts, OF the
let and uica.f .fyIaa
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Gresnsbure kcadamical sehonl

Tbs spring term of this School will commence
on Monday, the 23d of March, 1857, and will
continue IL weeks. A continuance of former
patronage is respectfully solicited. For further
particulars, see small hand-biIls.
-s aIfrs T. D. KEr. A. B.. PrinciDsI
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Removal

Aesss. Peek, Burvell & Co, have removed
their goods from tae City Hall building, and
have leased for q term Of years one of the rooms
in Van Gorder's Block. Their store room is
larger than the old. and occupying as they do.
the iour stories, they viii have ample space for
business These gentlemen keep a large stock
OF goods at al times, and as they have shown
themselves honorable and accommodating in all
their transactions. We predict for them a good
trade.
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Shut ur.

The Grocery formerly kept by J. St. John,
closed last week. 1t having been ascertained
that gambling was carried on in the establish
ment, and that boys were allowed to lose their
money there. the keeper was Informed by the
proper authorities, that he could either close his
shop or take the consequences. He wisely pre-
ferred the first.
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John McFARLAND'S ESTATE,

y Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
oeen appointed AMI qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF john McFarlane, late Of Hartford, Trumbull
county. Ohio, deceased All persons having claims
against said estate, are require ed to present them duly
authenticated tor settlement and all persons indebted
are required to make Immediate payment.
Feb ., 5.-3t ARCHIBALD MCFARLAND. ID.
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DONE SOLYENT-For The cure q

DONE SOLVENT-Fur the cure Of
- Young Ring Bone, SPAWN. sPlent and CsilGsi.
ties. Peeuiiar chemical ahsOrbents uniting through
the Aid Of high pharmaceutical skill, with certain Oiea-
ginOus and Balsanjie substances, possessing vast Re-
Cooperative powers, produces the BOEe S0ireHt. which
presents 20 the public the only reliable specific tend.
ing to the relief Of the above terrible ills.
Empirieism, for tile last half century. periodically
sends forth adventurers. who herald wonderful reeeipts
or peculiar operations that enable Troprietcrs 20 imms-
diately cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts. however, stands prominently forth Of the results
Of their use, At utter variance frsm the predictions Of
the Empires.
TPfRY THE Boss Solvent. It is a preparation
based upon known laws OF animal economy, and is
specifically prepared to act upon the AbsorbeHts, Hu-
Gus. and CartilzginOus substances. UFIt IL nat in
tended 70 Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
Rub on once or twice a day. "a sEsb Is very convent
ent to apply it with. pouring the Solvent on sWab ard
apply with 1 brisk motion to the affected parts. To
Stock at large In the feii, rub on occasionally as soR
venient- A cure is facilitated by attaching to the parts
a ring handage OF thin sheeting, stuffed with eottou-tO
be kept m~oistened With soivent. Also. hAths ~frequsnt
" with Salt and Yinegar-remem5er this.
lin. B.-TWo Dollar Bottles sent free. By Express,
TO any Railroad station n the Atlantic states. upon re-
ceptiOn of the price by mail. Address
BONE SOLVENT" AGENCY.
Warren, Trumbull Co., D.
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OF REAL ESTATE.

cash paidfor Sheep Pelts & Tallow
~ 3 doors wessofIhe Bank. by J. A-TRAcY.
Warren, Dec. 10, J6-tf
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The Gaskin House.

AHc UH6kIu HcubC. =
We regret to state that this hotel is closed as q
hotel for the present, although some Of the board
ers remain, aud sincerely hope that its proprietor
may be relieved from pecuniary enbarrassments
In the future. aud reap the reward which has
been denied him in the past. and which his in
dustry, and enterprise, richly deserve
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ERIE CRY BANK.-Monday last was
the day designated by the officers of this
institution, for the resumption of business,
but Monday came, the bank did not re-
sumo, and the announcement was made
that it would again postpone resumption
for three weeks.-C ieve. Leader.
This bank has fortified lis charter and
there is small probability that it viii ever
resume payment.
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WI l offer for sale the well known FIGURING
and Grist Mill, located at Niles, Trumbull Co.
o, and within a few rods of both the Mahoning
Rail Road, and the p. and o. Canal. 1t con
tains three good run Of Burrs, in successful opc-
ration and complete order. A Steam Engine
has recently been attached, which with a good
water privilege, make a permanent and cheap
power: also one of Fairbanks best Hopper Scales.
with Grain Elevators has been added, and other
eOnveniencies found only in first class mills.
This property will be sold for cash, or ex-
changed for good farming lands in this vicinity,
or Western lands in Illinois or Iowa. Here Is
an opportunity rarely presented to engage in a
lucrative cash business. Location for home bu-
siness good.
T~ERMS-S7OO0 dollars, one half in hand,
and time on the balance % suit the purchaser,
with interest. j.. r. WOODS.
Warren, Jan. II, 81, If.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.
~ John rec By virtue Of an Execution,
VS.. issued ont Of the C.u-t of Conn.,
EA. Woodwork. } mon Pleas. u TrumbuH Couu-
" Vhio,to me directed and delivered. | have levied
on and shall expose to public sale, at the door OF the
court House in Warren in said County. on Saturday,
me list day Of March. A.. D. 1857, bets cen the hours Of
~ O'Clock AN and 4 O'Clock p. n Of said day, the
ioiioElng described real estate. to wit: Lots Nos. - 4
a IN the Town Plat Of Niles. TrunbulI County, Ohio.
aed IS bounded as follow 5. viz: On the West. By Main
street., or FLANK Road; South by James street; East by
narrow alley running north and south. and North by
nhomas Evans land; and is known by the Woodwork
tavern Stand. now occupied BY J.. L. s~~ank-apPrsis-
Il. r HARMON
ehthfL sVIsIcE Sheriff.
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BehindTime.

6ehInQ line.
The Neil Train on the C. 4 N. r. R.. ran off
the track st Scion, on Saturday morning, and
did not reach this place until about 3 O'Clock P.
H. No damage was done. except to the temper
of the passengers.
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A PLACEMENT NOTICE.

DaIu"IHi At ND IhsIahce . witt OF
VS.. attachment Was issued Nv
Joseph L. Anderson. } John L. Jones. a Justice Of
the Peace in ard for the county Of Trumbun, Ohio.
agsinst the goods. rights, credits. moneys and e1ecti
ofJOseph l. Anderson. a Eon resident OF said county,
Tor the sum Of fourteen dollars and tEeuty-eight cents
debt, on the 18th day Of February 1857. Said Gauss
van be TOR hearing ON the 9Th day Of April, A. D.. 1877,
at one o'clock P. 81 OF said day.
Feb 25, '57-3tt DARITs n
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GUARDIANS SALE.

snrsiFF's OFFICE.
Warren, Feb. Is, 1851. E5re551
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Annexed. End prices OF the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageney's RemedIes-Bone Solvent. 25 cts, 50 cts. and
one dollar; Roster Liniment, for strains, inflammation.
sweeney. &c, 25 cents; Appetite Feed vhieh is the
best hOrse power in America, e5 cents Csent by mail
30 ets.l; Prairie leave Tonic, so ets--sent by mail at
same rate. Sept. II, 1856.
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'sHOME AGAIN.
|FHO NV oil friands vouno ones too

i and .aIl others in auihority;"-
/ have left the glittering sands Of California, with
(.How much have you made7'D dust enough to buy
a partnership xith the renowned SaddleTy and Car
Tiage Trimming dealer, o II. PKTcH consider him
the Prince Of Harness. Saddle aud Trunk Mauufactur-
ers, and all the little ..fxins'' that follow in the train
Of a gr0lpt establishment Of that sort. l would like
to see the biggest portion Of Uncle sanueT'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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Maxim CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lunbus 4 Cincinnati. and Cleveland 4 Pittsburzl
Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks TO Chagrin Falls.
=. Bracevile, will Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with Hacks 60 Sharon, GreenVille Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Youngstown. with Stages TO New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. Y. W,
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
". b. Passengers feariHg YoEHssterH at I0.27 P
IT., arrire at Toledo at 1880 same night, and chiesgs
at 1890 merit morning.
Feb. p. 1857. CHAs. L. RHODES, sapt.
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Important 70 sehcol Teschars.

BY r~sfersnse to an advertisement in another
column. Teachers can lersrn the times, and the
only times, when ExAminatiaaas will be held.