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sa:nrlay, lhe eth daY of May, Is5s,

the lolioSing tracts Of land. in the ToEnship Of KinE
man. for a more particular description OF which refer
erence -Eay be A1l to The aiai ; ~ said premises on ala
with the papers in sail cause. and OF which copies may
lie seen 1t the on e Of the undersigned. OF Frederick
kinsrian. AID o. IiuJchiBs. Cox 4 R2tlif. in Warren.
and ri the oli>c Of john Ejnsuaa. in Einsman. to wit:
Subdivisions J. eoatainin- ? = leo acres; ., contain
ing % l9-IOO acres; ,. containing - - IcO acres; O..
containing a7Out - acres. suhdiyided into village lots;
10, ccEttinias COZ leo acFrsi ~, containing ~ Il-los
acres; u. continuing 81 ~s-iGG acres; q. containing
. % 100 ae.cs; Il, containing 42s1-lU0 acres; Is,
containing 81 81 $50 Scre-; 10, containing So II 100
acres; 90, containing -. 81 l00 acres; 81. containing
ID sJlCO acrss; -, containing 3 S7-IO0 acres; %,
confirming 4St3 ECO acres; 81. containing - 4 lOo
ac-cs;SS- containing 2r Tcres %. containing So SO Ice
acres: 50, containing 50,5G- 100 ceres Also, a tract Of
s3cres, .m.ea-atclT North 0f subdivision 6 Aforesaid.
SLsO, = tract 81 70 99-itG acrcS in lot Is in said Town
skip, shown IA the maps aforesaid. and Immediately
North Of a tract Of j. aer-s belonging to John Christy.
Slid tracts viii be sold sither separately or in par
eel % suit purchascrs- AMI rs an arrangement Of par
ties for whose benefit the sale IS. mAie, credit will be
given on Portions OF the purchase money. PULL par
usaiars will be made known on the day OF sale. or nay
BE learned Gu application to the under signed.
u. II. HCTCuISS, Master Comm.
Warren T--rn n T-y--zy
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The partnership

~ heretofore existing between The undersigned, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent OF the parties
The notes and accounts belonging to the old arm,
are in the hands Of Alexander Mcconnell, At the OH
stand. where all persons knowing themselves indebted
ON book account. or otherwise, will please call and
make immediate arT~angsmentsf for payment.
ALEX. MCCONNELL,
Feh. %. SO. JAS. MCCONNELL.
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ENGINE AND BOILERS FOR SALE.
ONE NEW ENGINE, 20 inch Strike.
~ II inch Cylinder; Q Boilers II feet long, each
containing a "A inch Plue. inside Of Lake Superior Iron,
ON. Also. for sale, a Grist Mill SaW Mill and 80 acres
of Land, on The NeanGer Greek, In Mahoning County,
all in good order. For further particulars, enquire OF
the subscriber at Niles, Trumbull Co Q:
March IL, ls5s-3m- j. G. HCILEk-
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GUARDIANS SALE of REAL ESTATE.
THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
rar-pr ar Conway nj ~.

Haskell & Kidder, Gaardisu's)
VI. Petition 20 Sell Land.
Laura Kidder, (wiIowO ct. all
Notice is hereby given, that Ly virtue OF an order Of
said Court, We will oIer for sale. At The Coart House. in
Warren. on THURSDAY, the e9sh day OF APRIL next.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 VI, and , O'Clock
p. NJ. the following described premises, to sit 10,
No. q. aud = part CT Let 30. y. az described on the
plat Of Al .dditioa to tie I'll Division Of Esriesylile.
TrambCIl County, a!oresait-on deferred payments
not exceeding tHo years said property is appraised
at $500 JOHN c. HASEELL.t c,.-r.n,.
& WI. S KIDDER.
By A=o= AEELL, tLsir Attorney.
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Mrs. G. W. Messer displays a new assortment
OF goods in the millinery line. which the ladies
say are perfectly irresistible.
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The Warren News Depot,

SUPPLIES all the following Papers
~ and Magazines in advance Of the mails. For sale
by the single copy, or subscriptions received BY the
year:
PAPERS,:
New York Ledger. New York Mercury, New York
Weekly. Frank Leslie's Illustrated, Boston True Flag,
Home Journal, New York Tribune, Life lllus;rs ed,
Harper's Weekly, Ballou's Pictorial, Weekly Novel
cite, Police Gazette. Flag OF the Union. PoIter's Spirit;
New York Herald, YANKEE Privateer, Picayune Lon
dan News, London Times, New York Clipper, Thomp-
r,,sa Ra,~t.-
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud o'clock ?
n OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
Situate IN Kinsnar Township, Truziall County snd
State II Oaio. and known as p.rt o. lot No. 10 in said
Township, and is bCunlsd - follows. TO sit: EesiE-
ming al = post and locust tree ia The East i:ne CT tae
State Road 30 Called atout 3 feet sOathcriy from tie
south west corner pos; Of the rgvsra lot fierce; thence
North 203 west along the east liae OF said State Road
Eve chains % links to a post at the southwest c AMER
Of a new street laid our BY sail KinsmIn's Trustee;
thence North GnIzS Z on the south line OF said mes
street four chains 90 Inks To \ post; thence Socth
ne east on the ives. line Of another new street )
chains IS links 20 a post ia tie vet line o! the Mead
yilln Road, thence South 3i' vest On the west lie o!
said Meadyilie ROsi5 ciHaiuSe5 links II ,pos;; thence
West one chain "a links to the pilce of beginning, and
contains Q acres Of land. mere or ie55- Appraised
at e. TEE1s-CLsho on day Of Sale
A. u. LYMAN. Sacsi5.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Kinsnan's Trustesl
In Trunbz!I Common
William A. jonas. ct. al. Pleas.

By virtue OF an order OF sale, issued out o. the Cour;
OF Common Pleas, Of Trumbull County, Ohio. to rae
directed and delivered, l have levied on. and shall
expose to publ: sale. as upon execution at Il ~. At the
door Of the Court House, in Warren. in said county.
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Warren. March n. IsSs-5a.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
rs. In TrumbEil Common Plsas.
Pa-e-oy Smith, eL-aL1
By virtue ola 81 alias order o. s-le. issued out Of the
Cour. Of Common Pleas Of TruIahuli County. Ohio. to
ne directed ana delivered. ! have lev;ed on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door OF the Court House,
il Warren. in sail County, en-
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GAZI L

Harper's. Emerson and Putnam Grahamis. Cooley
Atlantic, Ohio CultiTator. Yankee Notions, Peterson,
Ballou'S Dollar, Frank Lesl;e's, knickerbOcker, Mrs,
Stew ans, Naverley. Nix Max.
RTE & SON, Main Street.
Warren. March 81. IS5S.
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MASTERS SALE OF VALUABLE
VA RE EE~STATE-Pars-ant to ar order OF sale,
to me issue N or a decree % the Court Of Common
Pleas FOR TFu.nbuii Cod IT.. Ead= At the March Term.
A H. lSJS. Ia a case therein pending. Eberein Frsde-
rick hinsTaa. Trustee OF Jsha Rinsm.n. was plsiniif,
AMI B. T. Curtis. y 4 Brown and others. we're defend
ants; | sh2u oder for sale, at public vendue, to the
hiSh-S. billcr, - the dSUF Of the Cozrt House, in War
rru. on
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Gaturday. the lin day OF ArriI. ISIS,

hetWeen ne hours q TO 0 cIo.k 4 NJ. and I oIcIoek
P. NJ. nf said day the folio sing described Real IA
tate, to vii: situate in Vienna, Trumhull Comfy. o i,
and is known rs parts Of LOIS IS, - and 90, ard 10
bounded and describe "a as follows: On the North ~
lands OF Xii EsrtnolJmeE, on tie E1sg by laDds Of
Noses Truesdlie and samuel L. Sanford, on the South
by land Of Jacob Messersmith. Widow MeClery and
John Williams. and on the West by the public high
way, being the same land purchased by said Wilson Of
John Williams: except eve acres thereof purchased Of
Samuel =. Sanford. containing City .Ecres Of land
Appraised - $50 per acre. T~ERIs-Cash on day Of
sale. A.. b.. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriG's GNre. Warren. March Il. t5S-5N-3 30.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Youngstown to
Youngstown. Cleveland.
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HUCKE & VAUTROT, at EMF e
IL Block. have just received a new lot of Lighte.
Newton " Bradbury s, and steinEay 4 Sons splendid
Planos, which they will sell IN reasonable terms.
They also have oa hand . fret rate Melodeon, g
oetave) used only 6 months. which will lie sold very
cheap. March 24.'55 3w)
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THE GREAT SINGING BOOK o,

l. the day. i, "TR= JrrILEE," by Bradbury, ac-
knouledged by all musicians to be the greatest pro-
duction Of the age-is just published. and ten thou
svnd sold in two weeks, in New Ysrk. ECO co.,: esjEst
eeeired At tdecll AT MS
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DISSOLUTION.-The Co-PartneT-
~ shipheretofore existing between John T.. Walker
& Vim. Walker, under the zame and firm Of J. d. W.
Walker, is this day dissolved by mutual consent:
J. y ALkRR
VIZ. NALKER
wea. Warren. Jan. 9Th, 1853.
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The business will continued BY Richard ". and John
B. Walker. under the style and fgm Of R.. H. & J. Il.
Walker. by whom all demands against the late bra OF
L Il 4 II. Walker. will be tettled. Feb 53uI
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S~,ewart's, 10

Il Market Street, and see and buy your Cologne.
Pomade, Hair Oil, Handkerchief Extracts. &c-, &c,
as he has the best stock ever offered for sale in the
town Everything in the lire, both high and Low
priced. j. j. STEWART, 10 Market St.
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Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad

~SGNl EsTrS<4e I.s ~
TIME TABLE-SO. 10.
To take effect on and after January 4, 1858.
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Portrait Of Gen. George Washington
THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.
He is represented in the earb and regalia OF
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the picture being superbly decorated with
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This surprising picture has been produced at
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