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" NUNNEATI , U JdHHlFy g 100.
Mr.. Hiram JUDsON-Dear Sir: In answer to vour
inquiry respecting our Moving Machine & Harvester.
re can say that it fully meets our expectation, being
well made, and works well in either grass or grain.
requiring only an ordinary team TO cut ten or fifteen
acres per day. OUr grain was never gathered so clean
by hand rs We got it last season by the Harvester
I AMI we can NOW over rough ground better than we
expected. The mOwirgbar and gearing acting indie
pendent Of the m1in- or driving wheel. en- lbles US to
use Il on any ground sufficiently smooth to be raked
over Wi;h . horse rake. On the whole it pleases us
better than any other machine for moving or harvest
ing tia; we ever saw GA. ROCKWELL.
A.. A.. HANAN.
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The Falstafs Of Richland County are
to celebrate the Fourth Gin a body" 4
call is made in the Mansfield Herald for
a meeting of all men in the country who
weigh over two hundred pounds, to make
arrangements for joining in the Anniver-
sary of u independence. Mansfield
will see a ''barrel Of sweat en- hat day.
and unless the weather moderaIes this
Falstafian company will cry out!
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lust received at the old stand, good
- Buffalo Slaughter, to he sold this week, by the
huudred weight, at &c cents nett.
Also. HsmIoek .Hiddles, II. G. & q. A, to be sold
this week, by the hundred weight, at p cents nett.
Also, Heml0eE GOOd-Damagsd to be sold this week
at 81 & % cts by the hundred weight
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Tanneries, can and will sell to their old and
new customers, Sole Leather at Cleveland or Buffalo
prices. All we ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shall 60 home satisfied
J. & A. c. MCCONNELL
r. - 1880 81
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In the Board Of Education, last even
ing, a vigorous attempt was made TO
secure the passage of a resolution requir-
ing the reading OF the Bible in the public
schools; but, by a dexterous Parliament
airy dodge, a resolution merely rccom-
mending The reading was substi luicd and
passed.-N y. TTib
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Warren. June 20, is5s-tr.
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
C.nra. nRnnA TE cnI-nr

The following settlements Of Executors, Administ-a-
tors and Guardians having been fled in the Probate
Court, the same will remain on file for examination
and exceptions until July 22l, 1858, when the same
will be examined and ordered to record, if no eXcep-
tons appear or are taken thereto. to wit:
Warren Ueaton. dec. final settlement. of Exrcutors
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We would also state to Town and Country Shoe
makers, that VIC will make it an object to them to call
and examine Ou= stock previous TO going elsewhere as
We will sell as low As can be got at Cleveland All We
ask Is CALL at the old stand. No. 20 Main Street.
J. * A. C. MCCONNELL.
M,rra, T,pa N tz|atf
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saturday. the 10Th day of July. 1858.
LlNSEED OIL!
BY THE
Quantity or Single Gallon.

THE subscribers beg leave to inform
Il the public that they will keep constantly on hand,
a prime article Of cold pressed LinSeed Oil, manufac-
tured by J. MOser, Jr.. ~ Co., Girsrl, with whom they
are assOciated) which they offer at the forrest market
BTiee. Ol manufactured by their process is acknOWl-
edged 10y all who have given it n trial, to he superior
in quality. 1t will readily command from -four to si.
cents more per gal. in market, than oil made from
roasted seed, oT.accoun! of its never being SeOrched
or diSc0iored.
n. B. Cash paid for Flax Seed on delivery.
C. &. VI. MOSER.
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LADIES HOME MAGAzrNE.-Published by
I. S Arthur d Co., No. 1928 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia. Price 50.
Among the periodicals which regular
ly visit US, there is none which we would
more willingly place in the hands of the
young than the Home Magazine. The
The morals which its pages %inculcate are
pure and high, the articles are at the
same time, such as will interest and in
struct, and are marked with cultivated
taste.
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New ENGLAND A UNIT IN THE U. S
SENATE.-The Albany Journal in an
nouncing the election of Elk Governor
Anthony of Rhode Island as Senator,
says
New England is a unit in the U. S
Senate. Twelve Republican Senators,
'all good men and true.' HOW represent
SIX of the Old Thirteen States. With
New York, we have a majority Of the
States that constituted the old Confeder-
acy. and by which u liberties were
achieved. represented by Senators who
uphold the principles that brought us in
to existence as a nation"
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CHERTFF'S SALE.
~ Packard & Barnum.)
". In Trumbull Common Pleas
Snyder & Bowe.
By virtue Of a Venditioni ExpOnas, in the above
entitled cause. issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Trumhull County. Ohio. to me directed and deliv-
cred, l shall expose to public sale at the Carriage
Shop Of Charles K. Bowe, in Bloomfield. Trumbuli
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th day of July. 1853.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. VI, and 4 o'clock
2. NJ, of said day. the T flowing described Personal
Property Of the defendant Bowe, to wit. One Slide Seat
Covered Buggy, and one Single Seat Open Buggy
TERNs-Cash on day Of Sale.
A. B.. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherid's Office. Warren. June 30. Is5s-2w-I,62.
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Mr.. Giddings' Address.

The attention of our readers is called
to the able address of Mr.. Giddings, on
the first page.
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CHARTER To BE ABAND1NED.-The
Circleville Herold says that the stock
holders of the P~ickaway County Bank
contemplate an early abandonment of
their Charter, in consequence Of The hard.
ships of the new tax law, in prescribing
one rule for individuals and another for
banks. The late Legislature intended
to wind mp the banks, or compel them to
test owe the cons;ituIionalily of such
laws.
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Court Matters in Geauga

We learn by The Chardon Democrat
that the case of Hiram Cole for poisoning
his wife, will ~ercqlbly commence in
Ashtabu,a county OF the fourth Monday OF
June, by consent Of both parties.
VIM. Reed wa 5 fined $50 and costs
and sen; 10 Jail ten days, for selling
liquor. The case Of Bosley for same
offence continued 10 r. term.
Geauga has entered the lists as a rival
of Lorain in divorces. in the case of c.
A. Kellogg and wife, the latter being
complainant, adultery was proved against
both parties, and Judge Wilder dismiss
ed the petition. In the case of Mrs.
Aldrich agains: DR.. J. A. Aldrich, tried
at a former term, dismissed for want of
jurisdiction. Russell pOty VS.. Mrs.
Dolly, divorce granted. Mary Larabee
VS.. Seneca Larabee, dismissed. Char
lotte Holiday VS.. John HOLIDAY, continued.
FATAL AFFRAY.--The St. Louis News
learns from a passenger on the Aubrey,
that a fatal ARRAY occurred at Liberty,
No, on Thursday week. 1t seems that
the woman who walks the wire of Norlh's
circus was married to James Mcfarland,
an attachee Of Spalding & Rogers's cir
Gus, but some time since she was divorce
ed. She stopped at the Thompson
House at Liberty. and begged the pro-
lection of the landlord, Mr.. Roberts, as
Mcfarland had made threats TO take her
life, and at Kansas City actually shot at
her through a window. Not long after
this. Mcfarland came 10 the hotel, and
demanded admittance II The room she
occupied. He was told he could not see
her, when, swearing he would shoot both
her and Inc landlord. he presented a pis-
tol at Roberts breast. The first time
the cap snapped; but again the pistol
was leveled. and this time went off cut
ing The breast of Roberts, coat. when
the latter drew a bowie knife. and. at
the first blow completely served McFar-
lands head from his BODY.
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NEN MANTILLAS!!
SEED
y At BALDWIN'S.
1858. SPRING GOODS 1858.
At
THE EMPIRE STORE.

LDDINGS & MORGAN have received,
Il and are now ready to exhibit an unusually large
stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
consisting Of their usual variety OF staple and Fancy
Articles; and the latest H0rehies Of the season. all OF
which are offered at the rery i0Uest prices for prompt
pay only
Warren, April eth, 1853.
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e from those to whom they sold during the
WrtLIAMsFrELD, o., Sept. 90, 1857.

WILLAMsFIELD, o., Sept. 90, 1857.
Mr.. HIRAM JuDSON-Dear Sir As we promised 10
write you after using our Moving Machine. we are hap
~ to say that it works we'll, fully up to our own expee-
tatious; ard Judging from our own experience, and the
observation Of others. who have seen it work. we think
that Won could Ind sale another season for quite a num-
her Of Kirty's Machines in our town. as all who have
seen it work, pronounce il the hest and lightest work
ing machine in use mere The construction being
cheap. simple and durable. makes it decidedly prefer
able to others more complicated and expensive. On
the whole We are pleased with your machine.
Respectfully. Yours.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
GURDON LEFFINGWELL.
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Charles Francis Adams, only son of
John Q. Adams, is spoken of as a csndi-
date for Congress in the district now rep
resented by Mr.. Damrell, whom i'll health
obliges TO decline being a candidate forre-
election. This is the same district repre-
scented for fourteen years by "ehe old man
eloquent"
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

MICE FRESH BEEF STEAKS. Nut
~ ton, Pork. Sausages, Lard and Meats OF all kinds
can be bought every morning and evening. one door
north Of Porter < Sons News Depot. The subscriber
has engaged the services Of o. J. BROOKS, who will be
happy to see his Old friends and customers at the new
stand. Call one door north Of Porter & Sons News
Depot. if you wish to ~purchaee that real lnxury-a nice
tender beef steak.
WM. II. McNEEICE.
Marrnn Irrn ~ Iala IL
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Mahoning County Bank,

JOhn Won.
By virtle of a 81 alias order OF sale, issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered. I shall expose to Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren. on
Saturday, the eth day of July, 1858,
| between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and 4 P. " ,
Of said day, the following described Real Estate, to
first range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the
county OF Trumiull. and is known by being bounded
as follows; list hy lands originally sold to John Wal
do-f; South partly by the south line of lot and partly
by land originally sold to Matthias SEartzwclIer: West
ship, and partly By the west line Of the said Swartz-
weller, and north by lands then owned by James Mont
gomery. all being in said lot No. 1. and supposed to
contain about siNty-three acres and fourteen rods Of
land. excepting and reserving about one acre hereto
fore sold by Giles Clark 10 John SwarzWeller froaI the
north west corner OF said land.
ALso. one other lot or land in said lot No. 4. bounded
north by land formerly claimed by the heirs Of Mat
thias Swartzvseller, deceased east partly by land
claimed 10y the heirs Of the said SwIrtzweller. and
partly by lands owned by Isaac Hoover, and on the
south by the highway, containing seventeen acres Of
land, supposed TO contain in both pieces eighty acres
OF land, be the same rsare or less
Excepting from the fis described piece OF lazd ten
acres set oil IS a homestead to said Wolf, or the l2th
day Of Febru lry, A. u. - described as follOws.t to
wit. commencing at the south east corner of the first
described piece OF land. land in the middle Of 4 high
way running east and west through said township
thence north along the west line OF a public highway
running north ard sOuth) 50 far as to contain within
the boundaries 10 acres OF land. thence west to little
Yankee run. thence south east to the place Of hegiH-
ming. OF which is the present dwelling Of the said john
Wolf. Appraised At SIS per acre, after making the
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Oace. Warren. June p. Is5s-5w-6rjO.
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YOUNGSTOWN ITENs.-RightRevere
Bishop Rape, of Cleveland, delivered a
practical discourse on last Saturday, at
the Catholic church in this place. He
dwelt mainly upon the vices of the times,
prominent among which was that OF in
temperance. 1t is said by those present,
that the address was an exceedingly for
chile and effective one.
Messrs. C. II. d w. G. Andrews have
opened a new coal mine on Crab Creek,
81 miles north east of Youngstown. The
coal is drawn to the surface by steam pow
er; from whence it is to be conveyed TO An
intersection with the G. IL NJ. Railroad,
at the mouth of Crab Creek, by means
of a horse railroad over two miles in
length, now in process of construction,
and to be completed carly in July. The
entire cost of the land, excavation, rail-
road, steam-engiue and apparatus W"
be about SIS, 900.
Tie anniversary of the organization of
the Disciple Church in Youngstown, will
De nelu at tnelr mousse III tnlS place, On
July Sd and Ash. Elder A. S. Hayden. of
East Cleveland, is expected 10 be pre-
sent.
A daily Canal Packet has been estab.
lished between Youngstown and New
Castle, by Capt, Marquis, Of the latter
place.
Col. William Rayen. whodied inle54,
devised a portion Of his estate for the es-
tablishing and support Of a school for the
education of the youth of Youngstown
The Board of Trustees appointed under
an act of the Legislature for The govern
ment of such school, consists of R. w.
Tayler, c.. c. Cook, James Mackey.
Jonathan Warner and Charles Howard
The fund will amount TO about $40, 600;
a portion of which, yielding an income o!
Si,25O per annum. has been placed in
the hands of the Trustees, who have con-
tracted with ii. B. Wick, for the pur-
chase of a handsome site for a school ed
iice, on the elevation at the corner Of
Market and Cole streets, The lot pur
chased contains about q acres, the price
being 81, 900 Register, 24ih.
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Niggers or Nothing

The immortal exclamation of one of
Virginia's illustricus sons, give me lib
erty or give me death. would not now
find much favor in the Old Dominion
The popular cry in that State now ap-
pears to be give me negroes or give me
death" The Richmond Wig publishes
a long article, in which the Argument is
sustained hat a white man in Virginia,
unless he owns negroes. falls at nee into
the degraded position of a v%agabond, and
becomes, in fact. Niger in everything
but complexion. To avert the possible
calamity of the whole white race becom-
ing extinct in that State, the Wing pro
poses that the State shall endow every
slaveless white man with a negro, at the
public expense. 10 save him from becom-
ing a pauper and a vagabOnd. The
proposition is a novel one, and it must,
we think, be startling even in Virginia,
though it will hardly fail to meet the ap
probation of the negroless part of the peo-
pie. Lest it might be thought that we
are exagEerating, or misrepresent the
proposition of the Wig. we qaote its pre-
else laDguage:-N 7. Times.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-i letter
from England to the New York Times
would seem to indicate the probable fall
ure of the attempt to lay the telegraph
cable. 1t says:
"You will see. if you get an accurate
report Of an experimental trip, thai 4
more favorable opportunity could not oc-
cur for practice and experiments in lay,
ing the cable. The weather was cll
ana the sea smooth. Th-re was no
swell,-lhe ship was perfectly still, yet,
must confess, it was not 50 successful
a trial as | had hoped and expected
Disguise the fact as we may, there were
miShaps, mi<iudgemenis, and miscalcula-
lions. The cable parted at every trial,
whether new or condemned cable. Ga the
voyage of course, the dangers to be APP
pretended are sill greaier-since the Two
ships have the sana duty to perform,
and failure on either will be fatal 10 tl'r
other"
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0e6 406trtisements.
Casual Advertisements must he paid 10
ghcr banded ia.
Bazetta Academy Once More.

BaZetta Academy onee Here.
THE Fall Term of this School will
l. eommence August sd. 1852. and continue a
term Of twelve weeks
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher $40
Contingencies, -
The contingencies must be paid by ALL in advance
Posiuvei, No deduction Of tuition for less tran half a
term, except in case of sickness 0: the Student.
n TEACHERS CLASS
viii he formed and conducted as H. former terms. with
some additional advantages. Recitation rooms an-i an
Assistant will Dee secured If the interests Of the sclI'ol
demand it. Students are especially urged to be pres
ent the FIRST day, for their own benefit and the teachers
convenience tu arranging classes. &c.
Thanking the community Of B4zettl and surrounding
towns for their former liberal patronage, [ would ask
their support this fall, assuring them that the thorough
instruction and discipline OF former terms viii he
maintained.
CLARK BRADES, Principal.
H1zafFa I,na n IZzE-Evn
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MRS. C.. W. MESSER
is constantly receiving
The --latest Fashions!
at her
Millinery, Dress Making & Pattern
EMPORIUM AT


NILLIKEN'S BLOCK, MAIN ST., WARREN, O..
DEOPLE from a distance. visiting
L Warren en- TIE Sd OF JULY, viii and, among
other attractions on that day. a large and selected as
s0TtIneut Of
KEW YGRK HATS, MiXFlLLlS & BUSTERS!
We also have on hand an unrivalIed display and ex-
tensive variety Of Plain and Fancy Trimmed Patterns.
Of the latest aud most desirable Of PariS. London and
Ner1 YORK Fashions, for Ladies' and Children's aPpa-
rel. \ great variety Of new and elegant Sleeves, Morn
ing Roles. and Capes, including tasty designs for Chill
Gren's Over Dresses. Aprons. Jackets. Sacks, &c. COM
prising the most elegant assortment Of HsE designs
ever offered in this county
Mrs. Messer is prepared to Instruct and give Charts
for The best Models Of Dress Cutting
1 have engaged The services Of 4 competent Dress
maker from Cleveland, who viii take charge Of ths
Dress making Gcplrtn-nt-
D-essmaking. Cutting AMI Fitting. Basque Patterns
cut for . cts. Dress Patterns " pence.
Bonuets Bleachej, and Repaired. All orders
promptly attended to-
r c. ". MESSER. Agent,
Main Street, Warren, Q.
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Please Take Notice.

WOULD inform the people OF Trum-
bull County that / purchased, in 1850, OF Charles
Messenger. the right of making, vending and using
Delanoe's Independent Horse RskeS in the tOTnShips
Of Gustayus. Kinsman. Vernon and Johnston, and was
to have the right to sell anywhere in Messenger Ter
ritory. As | have given up the business Of making. 1
have sold to ISAIAH BARTLETT the right OF making,
selling and using Rakes in said Territory, with the
privilege of selling in Messengers Territory. l. Brit
lett is now making, and has them on haLd, one mile
west Of the Centre of Johnston. If any in Warren
wish to know the quality OF Rakes which he makes
they can inquire Of u. H. Bennett
June 10, '5S-iW. W L. BOELL-
NEW MANTILLAS!!
WE have now on hand a splendid
w assortment Of silk and Lace MantiIIis. Also
II LSti
White Grape, White and ColOred Stella. Tibet, Black
Silk. and a barge assortment OF Cheap summer Shawls,
which will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay.
PECK. BCRTELL * CO.
June I6, 80. No.. Market Street
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ONE OF THE lTEMS.-Among other items
added by the Senate to the army appro-
prialion ILL, is $4,000 for three regi-
ments Of Missouri desperadoes mustered
into the service of Shannon and Woodsnn,
and called "Kansas Militia" These are
the same cut-ihroats who sacked and
burned Lawrence and OSsawatiomie.-
These are samples of those extras which
have s~elIcd the expenditures from about
hlty-two millions under Mr.. Fillmore TO
$50. 00O.0 900 under Il supplemented
DemocIat like Nj. buchanan Gin.
Gazette.
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Huldah Morrison, now in the Ohio Pen
itentiary from Ashtabula county. recently
a6stained from food for seuen areeks. She
is a most incorrig;ble wretch, aid wasim
prisoned for incendiarism, having set fire
to the County Intimacy, several OF the
unfortunate inmates pefishing in the
flames. She is only now recovering from
the prostraiion occasioned by her almost
unparalleled hamilton, but has sbated
none OF the violent and outrageous con
duct which has marked her prison life
She is to be confined in a solitary cell, in
which she may blaspheme and cut up for
the rest of the twenty years for which she
has been imprisoned Columbus Fact.
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The following Certificates are a few from the many Wai
past season -
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- rs AApA SAt vans
800 do Zinc do
$1,000 Steel Nails
Just received and opened at the NEW firm OF J. & A
q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
Importgnt Prosecution.

We learn that the city authorities have
commenced an action against one OF the
wealthy citizens OF Worcester for al alleged
fraudulent conccalmcnt of his property from
the assessors. II is alleged that for three
successive years he has, just previous to the
first of MAY, made n sham transfer of two
hundred and sighty-niue shares OF the Prov
iiepce and Worcester Railroad into other
hands and few days after rendering bis
valuation TO the assessors, minus the trans
farred shares, has taken them back again,
TINS saving for the time, several hundred
dollars upon his tax bill.
The penalty for such subtcrfuge and con
cealment of property il, according to the
statute. the forfeiture OF one half the par val
ne of the shares SO concealed, which In the
case would amount to the snug little sum Of
Sl4,45O one half OF the forfeiture to 90 tt
the town or city in which tue party resides
ADD The remainder to the person who TOR
nishes the Information which leads to con
yiction. From the manner in which the az
thorities have gone into the matter, VIC Jnds'
that thev are determined to test the question
fully. whether the rich man shall, ny decei
and article, evade the payment OF the take
! for the support of the Govei cient, and tor:
increase the burdens of the poor HorcsSts'
! Spy Odd