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'VNHE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
L County. IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Maria Morey.
PETITION Fex ALIHexY
George ?. Mercy, William B. !
Ives and Mrs - NOrsv. /

George F. Mercy, William B. }PzTrrrnx sea .IlsasY
Ives and Mrs MOrev.
mother Of said George T..
The said George z. Morey viii take no.iss shat On
the sixth day Of March, A. d., 1859, said Maria Morey
nled her petition against him together with Vim. B.
Ives, Toe Aiimouy. Said petition AYERS that about the
hrst OF February. 4 D., ls5s, said George F.. LEFT the
petitioner without any means Of support. and that said
Ives - indebted to said George F.. in the sum of about
s1Ou,Oo. The prayer Of said petition IS that whatever
sum : due troni said Ives to said George F.. be allowed
to said Maria as alimony.
The said George Z. MOrey will further take notice
that on the ninth day Of July, A. d. 1858, the said petit
toner filed an amended petition, which AYERS that said
Mrs - Morey is indebted to said George T.. and
prays that whatever SUN is due from her to said peti-
TONER, be allowed AS alimony.
CCRTISS & SMITH.
July l4.ls55-5S. Attys. for Pla.
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0PENING AND CHASING OF MAILS.
9om gntflligtntr.
Bold Burglary.

Bold Burglary.
On Saturday, at noon. while the proprietOrs
had gone to dinner, the Watch and Jewelry
store of Messrs. King & Brother was entered,
and about $500 worth of watches stolen.
A window in the rear of the store. and some
ten or twelve feet from the ground had been left
open, aud through this the thief had climbed.
The front OF the store is almost all glass, and
people were passing before it constantly, and
could see directly into the store.
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COURT OF PROBATE, TrumbuII

tNAAaNg OAAga
Julia MoTehOuse. Alma. on
John M0TshOuse. deceased,
julia MOrehOlse. widow !, AMI PETITION 70 sEI. EAx.
Bruce. Kate, Frank. Harriet,
Inez aud Clark Fremont, hrs
ogJ0hn MOrehOuse.
The defendants sre informed that on the scth dav Of
June leSS, said administrairix filed her petition In
said court Tor an order 70 sell the following real estate
OF which said John dieI seized. situate In Greene,
Trumhull County, Ohio. to wit: One undivided sixth
part Of Eve acres in the snsth east corner OF lot ),
bounded north and south BY hand Of Geo. W. Phillips.
west by land CT c. W. Clark, and east by highway.
One parcel of nine ald one half acres in The south
east corner Of lot Z, bounded north hy land Of Martin
kee. east by land Of Walker Rice and highway, and
south by highway and land OF Walker Rice.
ALsO-l9 Il IS lCG acres in lot A., bounded south BY
township line east by land Of Charles Logan, north by
land OF Bsthuel Phillips. west by land set to Martha
Morehonse and Daniel Hubbard.
This cause win be heard on The 9Th day Of Auxust
1853. JULIA MOREHOUSE. AImx
July .5s4~ By R. D. BARNES. her Atty.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
- Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified Administrator on the
Estate Of John W. Fox, deceased. late Of this township.
Warren. July II, Is5s-3w.
SOLE LEATHER!
SOLE IESTHERit!
SOLE LEATuERili
S0LE LBATHER!itt
j. x A. c. M~cCONNELL'S.
Arm ~ isSo-u. No-sO Main st.
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News of the Neirbborhood.

STRUCK Ely LIGHTNING On the 81.
inst, the Barn of Mr.. John Durst. near
this place, was struck by lightning. and
taking fire. was burned 10 The ground,
Including lis contents. There was in the
barn two hundred and fifty bushels Of
wheat, over one hundred bushels of rye,
three horses, several calves, a ihre-hing
machine aud windmill, farming utensils,
&c, &c, all of which is a total loss.
amounting to about sixteen hundred dol
lars. No Insurance. G~reeRuile Times.
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PACKARD & BARxUM. WARREN
Those of our readers who deal in War.
rem. by calling at The Tall Brick in
that place, viii find an endless assortment
OF Hardware, harvest tools, &c, &c. and
al prices as low as can be found in any
establishment in the country. Messrs.
Packard & Barnum are doing an i'm
nense business, and those who trade
.there once are sure 10 go back again.
The store is filed from top 10 bottom
with every thing usually found in a store
Of this character, and line accommodating
statesmen are ever ready TO wait on Gus
tomers.-W West GreeaviHe Times.
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Bazetta Academy Once More.

Bazetta Academy Once More.
THE Fall Term of this School will
l. commence August ed, 1858, and continue a
term Of twelve weeks.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher 400
Contingencies, 25
The contingencies must be paid BY ALL in advance.
Positively no deduction Of tuition for less than half q
term, except in case Of sickness os the Student.
a TEACHERS las
VIII be formed and conducted as ir former terms. with
some additional advantages Recitation rooms and an
Assistant will be secured If the interests of the school
demand it. Students aye especially urged to be pres
ent the first day. fer their own benefit and the teachers
convenience in arranging classes. &c.
Thanking the community Of Bazetta and surrounding
towns Tor their former liberal patronage, would ask
their support this fall, assuring them that the thorough
instruction and discipline Of former terns will be
maintained.
CLARK BRADEN, Principal.
D,z..., u,,o n 1888 -
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SHERIFF SALE
~ Admir-. Nm B. Washington


Va
George S~tsuhspc. et. al. Common Pleas
Rs virtue of an order Of sale Issued out Of the Court
Of ComnIou Pleas Of Trunihuil County. Ohio, TO me
directed aid delivered, I have levied upon and shall
ex;"lSc to public sale, u tt- door Of the Court House,
in wren ia said County. on
Saturday, The FIST day of August, 1853,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A VI and 4 p. NJ. Of
SAID day. the following desc. Il ed Real Estzte. to Wit;
The house and lot in Newton Township Trumhuli
COuaty. Ohio. formerly occupied by Theron Humphrey.
and The Snail piece Of ground aeross the street on
which the barn stands, known IS lot Z in the Sd divis-
ion Of Elrlesville in said Township, bombed as fol-
lows: Beginni < AZ the = ". corner OF the lot; thence
y l. W. go chains 10 a post; thence y. 60 FL chain
TO 4 post; thence >. ] E go chains 10 a post in the n.
line Of Nsi= Street; th-nee :. 50 N. along he " line
OF the Street to the place Of beginning, containing
% 100 acres OF lard.
ALso-LOt 81 in the first division Of sal ESriesyills
as TIE same is laid out in the town plat OF EIrieSTiils
in the Book Of Maps Of sail County. Appraised At
100. Tvrms-Cash.
A. b LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriGs Office, Warren, July 81. tS5S-5r4 u.
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FISES PATENT METALLIC BURIAL cfSES.
These cases are extensively used. and possess val
uable advantages over all other Collins for Transport
alton, dvpO5iting in Vaults, or for ordinary iHtermett Is.
The above Gases. and Wood Cafins Of all sizes kept
eoustgutIy on hand. HeIrse Furnished. and funerals
attended TO in town or country. il desired.
SHOP on lain STREET,
near the Rail Road Depot.
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PATCH & OPDYCKE.


Fresh Trimmings PETITION to sell a choice selee
vs.. ton Of Carriage Goo-I inclusive
Old Buggy LiHinss.) q, the hest quality 81 Plush W.
have ever offered in this mlIk-t. and some WROUGHT
Iron Carriage Bolts Make a note Of these latter
"fxins," you Nho seek to supply yoar customers with
better work than they buy elsewhere.
Now in stock The largest. (and BIZ .slargest'' We mean
bigger a more extensively supply CT s~rilIeiy
Ware, Harness Trimmings, &c. than can be found at
any inland point on the Western Reserve
ORDERS ~ the Hacks or r. Il fred Ly return line.
and goods WARRANTED 70 be as represented. Our
friends will find Us ever really to exhibit the latest
styles Of Harness Trimmings. and give an linking"
OF the Patterns most in vogue among the eastern nun
niaeiurers, as VIC take pains during trips to New York
to post ourselves in ever branch Of the trade. Nov
Pearl W Cloth. CIret do-very choice.
S 60 DO excellent shade.
SSrar ist s'snred fiGsh' BY the piece or yard.
Green DO DO NY. City shade.
No. do do pretty fair quality.
Drab Tnion Cloth, by the piece or yard
Green do do latest style of shade.
Blue Union Cloth. quite fne-for low price
German Worsted Damask Fancy do.
High Colored do various shades.
We are opening out a great variety Of Harness ana
other Trimmings. a slight schedule Of qualities and
kinds is suijoined. We intend to sellat Wholesale
as low as any JOBBING HOUSE west Of New \ ork
3dozen Silver Patent Bits. 2dozen do Forged.
e, = and inch.
! gross Silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
II dozen Japanned II. D. Trees, Rodhl Ferrets.
l do Inlaid do do do 10 do
do Fall DO do do Grown do
4 do Japanned Silver do do do
; 10 Inlaid do do do do
do Full do do do DO
lj Pairs L. S. Eastern Hames.
30 do Japanned Gig do
g do do Coach do fair quality.
50 DO QLSpot Iron Gig do seIIinL fast.
- do Silver Plated do including some ane
$40 dozen Japanned Maleable Screw Jockeys lstyles
is DO Mullen Bits, quality not TO brag Of.
~ do do DO better grade.
20 DO MsielJle u. Loops. some very heavy.
Also, Pad Hooks, Tag Hooks. Terrets. snaales.
Rings Seat SPindles, Ivory Rings. real Silver Ro.
settles, Martingai Rings, Loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. Enamsled Hides, Fringes. Buckram Laces
in endless variety.
Remember the place. as per annexed -ard.
PATCH & OPDYCKE. Warren. o.,
Jobbers of Carriage Goods. Sadilery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Marren- May III IsiS-
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ROOTS Il SHOES!

ID CRANAGE, No. 6 Main Street,
II. Warren. Ohio. has received an extensive stock
of Boots, Shoes, Sole Leather, French Calf, Patent
Cali. Morocco, Kid, Innings. &c, and a general assort-
ment of Shoe Findings, which will be sold at prices
greatly reduced from last year.
The hest and finest quality Of Ladies' Congress and
Side Laced Heeled Gaiters, Bootees, Buskins and Slip
pers; Misses Heeled CATERS. BOOtees and slippers.
ALso-A great variety Of Children's Gaiteis ., Shoes
and Slippers; together with an excellent assortment Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Caters, Oxford lies and
Slippers. A good stock Of Lasts, Boot Trees, Clamps,
Gripping Boards and Irons. Rem ember the place. No.
6 Main Street. B.
Warren, My 10, lSjS-tf.
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James 3. Stewart,
Wholesale & RETAIL DEALER IN
YANKEE NOTIONS, GLOVES. HOSIERY
PERFUMERY, SOAPS, HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, &c, sc,
70. 10 Mraket Street, Warren, Ohio.
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A. 2. LYMAN, Sheriff.
shsIi1,s Once. Warren. July u. Isss-5s 81
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuI
IN THE PROBATE COURT.


Ross Robson and James R0bisanl
Ai1lrs. CT James Robson, decd.
vs. Pxrr-ro. IN sr.r
William Robson. Susannah Me- L.Sos
CARNEY, John Mccartney. Geo.
Robson and Thomas Clark.
The defendants William Robson. Geory. Rosison-
Thomas Clark, Jackson Robson. Hugh Robson. Ken
ne'tY Observation-Disclosures of James Lytle. Mary J1.s
AeCraery, Robert MeCraery. all o. whom reside in die
state d Fehh2y tFaAil. aTe hereby notified that Ross
Estate OF James Robson. deceased. of the Comfy Of
Trumlull and State Of Ohio. did on the seventeenth
day OF Nay, a D, 1858, file their petition in the Pro
bate Court within and for the Colhtv Of Trunhnll anil
STATE OF Ohlo, against the above named deseniants,
setting forth that James Robson died seized of per-
sonai estate and effects as near as can be nscertainsd,
OF the value OF three hundred and thirty dollars. And
that tssc amount owing by the said deceased. as near a
can be asceftained, is about Eve hundred and fifty dol.
lars.
The petition further ayers tn 1t James Robson died
seized ct = certain land contract with aid Thomas
Clark' Situate IN Hubbard Township. number three in
the hrst range. in the County and State aforesaid, and
known as a part of lots No. u. Is & q: and for a more
particular descri ptioa. reference is had to the uetition
nov on tile in the Probate Court Of said CSunty-
fetltioh further AYERS that there is due to said Clark
o1Stid contract, the Slm Of about four hundred dollars.
me petllton further AYERS that the following per
sons are heirs, having the estate of inheritance in IN.
PETITION described from the said d~eceden., to Wit
William Robson, Jackson RoriSOn. TTu-b Robison
Kennedy acknowledgements Of lanes I, ia MAJ
Jane AeCIaerT, Robert MeCTaery. Sussanai McCar:-
rev John Mccartney and George Robson.
me prayer OF the petition is that the above named
be made party defendants to this action. and the seye-
raj rights and Ieias I've aIiudged, and the petitioner h.
ordered to sell said Real Estate in such proportions
Estate.
said PETITION will be for hearing on the fourteenth
day OF august, 4. D., 1858.
CCRTISs SMITH
- - Aiys. for Petitioner
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SAD Acc1DENr.-A s~erions accident
happened to Mr Uriah Holcomb, Of Yer
non. o., on Saturday, The 18th inst. He
was hauling in hay, and had a young
horse hiiched to the wagon, and while
going down a small descent, Mr.. H. was
leading the colt, when the hay slipped
forward on the horse, causing him 10
spring throwing Mr.. Holoomb un1er The
wagon, two o. tine wheels passing over
the small of his back, iniuring him Sc
verely. On Sunday he was very low,
and 10 hopes were entertained of his re:
covery.-W West GreenUiUe Times.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Admr. Joel ". Ensign)
' In Trumbuir Com Pleas
Thomas s. Kuiahtnn.

Thomas s. Knighton.
BY virtue Of an alias order OF sale issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbulI County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered. 1 have levied upon and
shall expose 70 public sale. at the door OF the Court
House IN warren, in said County, On
Saturday, the 2ist day of August, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A.. NJ, and 4 2. b.. Of
said day. the following Real Estate. il being the und:-
viaed % acres of land coutained in the following de-
seri6ed IJO acres situate in soGthington Township.
No. IL in Southingtsn. anil houndel as follows
Beginning at the East end of lot No. 10, and running
West to the State Read; thence runnin. North from
the South line along the State Road to Joshua 0 sbors's
land, and thence East to the lot line. and from thence
along the East lire Of said lot No. Is to the place OF
beginning. to contain One Hundred and Fifty acres Of
land. appraised ct S4i2. ~Terms-Cash.
A n. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriI's Oficc, Warren, JuIy 81. I~SJS-5w-35O.
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THREE DAYS LATER
OF A NEW PAPER. TO BE ENTITLED
THE CLEVELAND
Semi Weekly Review.

In offering this paper to the public, we would call
the attention of all classes TO their trEe interests in the
selection Of a newspaper.
II will be published every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
Commencing on the loth CAV Of August next. aud will
be Of he same size as the Ciere'aAd DAILY Rsuiep.-
The object Of the Publishers Is. to furnish a CHEAP and
RELIABLE, and at the same time interesting rdfaa6te
Journal, TO those who viii be largely benefited by get
ting the news EARLIER than the weekly papers can give
it-tus who 10 not feet inclined to incur the expense
OF a daily paper. Being connected with the Associated
Press, We are enabled to give the
Latest Telegraghic Hers and Marked Reports
From all important points and shall furnish to the
patrons OF The ENI-WEEKLT REvIEw-to the Merchant,
the Farmer. the Miller, the Produce Buyer. the Lumber
Merchant, the Cattle Buyer-fuli and reliable FOREIGN,
Domestic and EASTERN MARKET REPORTS. In short.
unwearied pains will he taken to make it the rsry best
Commercial Paper in the Ves,. 1t will preserve an
independent neutrality in politics and religion
1t is confidently believed that this publication will
supply a demand now extensively realiZed-namely,
= paper furnished at a price to place it in The hands Of
all, giving the latest news, and fully up to the times in
the prompt dissemination Of thought and useful infor-
nation
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ASoTHERs-Niss Martha Eaton. (uow Mrs Bright
OF Kew Sesicley, Beaver Co., Pa: case very similar
to the above-aa a cured several ye Irs ago. Has since
married, hut not a trace Of the disease is diScoverable
upoa herself or chill. Both are now enjoying fine
health July 81, 1855.
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THE MOST PLEASANT. SAFE AND E~FFECTUAL
WORM REMEDY EVER YET DISCOVERED.
The principal advantages in these WATERS are that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
and do mot contain one PARTICLE cf MERCURY in any
form yhatver, and not only positively certain in their
effect, hut the MOTT SAFE AMI PLEASANT WORM
SPECIFIC NOW IN USE, being perfectly free from
CaiOReL TdrpsAfiae, Castor oil, and all ether nause-
Gus and dangerous Ingredients being a pleasant
PREPARATION OF SUGAR, THAT ANY CHILD
WILL A WITH PLEASURE.
They are confidently offered 10 the public as 4 safe,
certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the mary
numerous unsolicited testimonials being constantly
received will sufficiently attest. They are the only
Worm Specific which has received the aRressr1ed COM
neRatiOas OF the best hysicians in our midst, being
used by them in their practice with the most marked
success.
UPCAUTI0N!-The public are particularly warne;l
against limitations of this popular article, put up under
various names, as Worm Candies" &c, which Ger
tain dealers will attempt to convince you is fully
equal. If not superior. to the WATERS
Re not deceived Purchase only the
TIC WAFEIS. and carefully note the address and
signature of the Proprietor. Prepared only hv
B. A. BALDWIN.
(Lats firm OF Clark & Baldwin, EgIE, Pa.
IL WHOLESALE AGESTs:-L. I. Baldwin. Reed
House, Erie. Pa Hall. Dixon * Co. I49 Chambers
Buffalo; Gaylord & Hammond, C. S. Mckenzie and F.
Z. Churchill, Clevelani, Ohio.
PRICE 90 CENTS PER BOX.
Soil in Warren. by WOODS < PEW; BrookfeId. BY
A. CHEW; Vienna by T. j. STEWART. Jr.; Girard.
by Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, by NJ. T. Jewell. and
by Druggists generally. NAV %, '5S.y
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sENJnTGTRv

NJ llOLLOW L would respectfully
- iafcrm the citizens OF WarreD. and TrumJuli
County, that he can be found at all hours in his rooms
over the New York Store, where he is ready to perform
all operations in his profession, and wOald solicit calls
IRON all that have no teeth. rs we'll rs those that have.
ihsy will md his prices corresponding with the times,
AMI all work that leaves the shop will be warranted,
and as well made rs that of any other Dentist in the
country. The COLI used for filling, is Abbey's Coll
Foil-the hest in the country. All Plate Work on Gold
warranted 10 mt and perform all that is promised.
II any one doubts these fac's, call on me and talk
the matter ever cheerfully, then IL we cannot agree
all right. You will please inform your friends and
others, that they having due notice thereof. may gov.
ern themselves accordingly.
II. vs.. HOLLOWAY.
Warren March Al Ig52-fF
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nISSOLUTlON.---The co-purtner-
~ ship heretofore existing between BOarlman &
Reed, in the Foundry business. is this day closed by
mutual consent. All persons therefore having unset
tied accounts, will please call and arrange the same
without delay. The business will be continued at the
old stand hy Caas. Boardman, for the future.
CHAS. BOARDMAN,
JAS REED.
Newton Falls, May 10, Ig5s-Gms
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sserins Office, Warren. Jaiis IL, isSs- 5a-5.a4.
GHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trum5ull Common Pleas 9.

SHERlFF SALE.
~ Isaac HOiford,
vs. In Trum5uIl Common Pleas .
Cyrus Bosw5-th, ct all
by virtue OF a Yenditiori Ex1oras. issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of rrumbuII County. Ohio, ard
to me directed and delivered, I shall expose to Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, In said
county, on
Saturday, the I4tk day of August, 1853,
ie;wseu the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and 4 O'CLOCK
P VI of said day. the following described Real Estate
OF the defendant, Cyrus BOswOrth. to wit. Forty three
acres OF and, being All OF an entry or tract OF Forty
three rs charged on the T uplicate OF Taxrs il, 80
county. Tor the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty Three. in the name Of Joshua stowe. in RANCE
three: Township three, SAT- Spring Tract. Lot t~snt1-
i1ur. also, in the organized Township Of Westb-
ershcid, No 3 on said Tax Duplicate. aad is bounded y
follows viz: On the North by the ashoIinc River ON
the East BY lands Of George Parsons and Land fJrm-rl~
owned by Oh DuneOnh, on the South by land Of
lorklEs, ana On The west by land formerly Owned hv
" lillian Porter of Austintowa. and land Of sail -
Hopkins Also. about Thirty Tons OF Hay, which win
be soil 1t the residence OF the said Cyrus Bosxor,h-
On the sumo day and between the came hours. The
Real Estate above described has been duly snp-sisr5
at Nine q 5-l00 Dollars per acres. TesEs-Cash 90
day % sale.
A.. 2. LYMAN SHERIFF
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Cash for Butter.

ME will pay the highest market price
w in CASH. for good fresh made BUTTER.
n. B. Each churning should be kept in separs,
rolls. so as to avoid mixing the colors.
IDDINGS d MORGAN
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A JAILoR IN Fx.-The West Green
vile Tines tells the following good one
about The way the prisoners use the jailor
in Pennsylvania.
Officer Brooks says the report thai he
was locked up in Jail, one day last week
Is true, as follows:-Afier passing into
the jail room occupied by two female
prisoners, some other prisoners locked
the door and kept him there for several
hours, in company with the inmates,
until his whereabouiswas known outside.
IA bad fix 10 be in. that"
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BARN BURNED I'VE learn from The
Mercer Dispatch that on the 81 inst, a
Jew barn of MIR. Jacob Snyder, of Find
ley township, was struck by lightning,
and consumed. Mr.. ). and his son were
in the barn at work at the time, and en-
deavored TO arrest the fire; but il having
communicated n some straw, the flames
spreai 50 rapidly as to battle all their
efforts.
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PATCH & OPDYCKE, Warren. o.,
August Appointments.

JObbers Of Carriage Goods. Saddiery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren. MAY 26- 1879.
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At the late term of the Common Pleas,
William s. c. Oils recovered ajudgment
against Isaac l.. Hewitt Of Cievela nd,
for S10,e67,48. The suit was brought
to recover this amount, being the balance
Of purchase money for an interest in the
f'Chnckery" lands. sold to the Defendant
by the Plaintiff. S. j. Andrews, FIR
Plaintiff; r. T. Backus and Mcclure,
for defendant.-AkroR Beacon.
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TRIPLErs AGAIN. On Tuesday. the
29th ultimo, Mrs. Lemuel Cartwright, of
Edinburg. in this country, r~ejoiced The
heart Of her lord, by presenting him call
at once" with three bouncing babies
two boys and a girl.
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Summer Dress Goods;

COMPRISING a large stock of Sum
mer Silks, at lower prices than ever; Plain and
Figured Bereges of choice patterns; Printed Jaconets,
Lawns Challies. Layella Cloths. Ducelle Plaids. and a
complete variety Of Staple. and Fancy Dry Goods and
Notions NAV he found at the Warren Dry Goods
Store" No. Q Market Street.
June l6, IS. C BURWELL & co.