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Mrs. Deming's Concert

Mrs. L. L DENISG gave a concert at Empire
Hall. on last Wednesday evening The audi
ence was hot as large as were those at some of
aer former concerts, here, but it was decidedly
the largest which has been in attendance on any
similar occasion. this winter. We were 50 unfor-
tunate as tc hear only two pieces; one of those,
Gentle Annie" was capital. The other. Over
the Way" is not adapted to Mrs. DENIsG's style.
We doubt whether it would he to that of any
ether singer. The music of that piece has no
aerii. and the words have neither sense nor wit.
Notwithstanding "over the Way" we think
Mrs. D., is decidedly the best lady singer that
has given concerts in this place, within the last
ten years.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

EOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers aud others In want Of an assortment, axe ia.
Vited to cal and examine our stock.
McGaTey's and WehsIers Spoilers
McGuaey's Readers and Primers. all Kinds
Rays LIST, End, 3D. and Higher Arithmetic
Ihompson's LIST, 2nd and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, GreeEleaf's and Perxins' Ariih'es.
Colburn's and Msrvin's intellectual 10
Pinnoe $. Smith, Greens'S, CoVelis, ClaTk's, Webs
and Harris Grammar.
Smiths. Niteheii's, 0!ney's, MeNaIlY's. Morse's,
Montieth's. parley's and Colton's & Fi;chs biography.
Wright's OTthO2raphy; Watts ON Mind
Mayh rvs Fulton and Eastman'S Back Keeping.
Putnam's Elocution; Cutters Physiology
Jane Tsyler's Physiology; Whaieley's Rhetoric and
Logic; Kanes' Elements
Loomis, Robson. Davies AID Greene's Algebra; De-
yics Bourbon
Loomis and Davies Geometry; Andrews aud Stcd-
daris & BuIl.ons Latin Grammar and Readers In
thons Latin Series.
MehsteT'S Dictionaries; Wilson's Histories: States
Of all kinds. A good assortment Of School Stationery,
and a large supply Of Toy Books for school presents.
PORTER * SON.
Warren, November 4, 81.
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Fridays.

fIluays.
Ii Friday ia an unlueky day. what an awful
time thers will be this year. 1t began and will
end on Friday. January. April. July. October
and December have five FriIrys each. April
and December emf on Friday, AMI January and
October begin on Friday. There az 50 Fridays
in the year.
There is a catalogue which will make the
believers in unlucky days turn pale. One young
lady says she will not dare to marry, in such an
urlucky year. If all the young Ladies are of the
same mind. what a desperate fix some of the
young men will be in.
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The w.rrenK High School Literary Society

Will hold a public session, on Wednesday
evening. 18th inst. The exercises to consist of
Original Essays. Orations. and a Debate on the
following question:-"Have civil law and pub
lie opinion done more to check the pr,gress of
crime than christianity" The exercises to he
enliv.ned with appropriate music.
For the Purposa of deiraying the expenses Incl
dent upon the occasion and purchasing a Libra
ry, the Society will charge an admission fee of
ten cents. A general attendance is solicited.
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SUDrEy pEATH.-On the 22I inst. a
aboi,r rn the railroad Hcar McLean's
Corns RS. named John W-lch, fro:m War.
rrn, o, went hume 10 dinner. when he
was taken with Il fiji. Has wife went a
short distance f,r assistance. bat VIII. n
he Injured he was dead. He was sub
Jet ~ fits I'D.
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P. & E. r. Rive learn from the
Greenville Times, that the Pili~burg d
Erie r r. is re- dy for the ties and iron,
from jamestown To a point % miles north
of The latter place, and that The balance
If The road. To the Lake Shore Roid at
Elk creek will he in he sainc CONDITION
in two more weeks.
The Darlington Road being in almo>t
as { irwaFd a state, leaves The early cam-
pleiion OF a road from Pitisburg to Eli
probable ereni.-Cool City Hem
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!

Il ESTATE by vr;Ie Of an order Of the Pron2ls
Court Of Tlua.tuli County. daily Issued 10 me- as Al
miuisirator ct BENJAMIN Parker. GerrGse'i, / shall
at public sale. ~ the premises ia kiismai. on
Monday the list dr. ri March. ie5S. between the tOers
Of noon ard ; o'ciocS 2. ". tie following descri-st
Real Estate, rs the property q R~=ujaIain Parker. dec
10 wit: About t~iifty-bye AMI Obs-haif acres Of 1. nd in
lot No. - In SAD EicsnGu Township, Trumbuil cOan-
Il. Ohio, bonded north ~ tInis-of Henry Lille aid
Lymzn D.ruau; "a. 2 3 ian.s OF David 7. Giilis, john q
John Andrews aud Seymour A.. Potter; sn1th
hy lands OF john Ran. an. John Andrews. Seymour 4.
Potter and Timothy EtnrirS; aHl west ly lends OF
Linus PsTkes's heirs ana Henry iil,ic. Appraised At
$tg3j &C. ami vii! be soil together. or in PARCELS
TENS G.de GlJwa n s-l.. ALA0S PARKER.
LINK. " ,=aj. Parker, de-,
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A man named Alfred Underhill, who
stands charged with the murder Of his
brother in Wisconsin. succeeded in esca-
ping from the j Ill of Columbia county in
that State, n making his way TO he
southern part of this county. where he
was arrested and lodged in our Jail last
Friday, 10 await The arrival Of the proper
authorities of that Stale IN come ar and
escort him back.-NorwaH Experiment.
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Changes

Changes
The franklin House is again about to change
hands. hr. H. BURNETT. the proprietor, having
sold. and the former landlord WIZ. Will II
purchased. We learn that it is the intention of
Mr. WILLIAMS to thoroughly repair the premises
lie is already too well known through this
county as a landlord and as a man to need any
recommendation from Us.
We are also informed that Mr.. GEO PATTERSON
has sold the american House to LEVI SUruYF,
Esq. We have not yet learned who is to be the
next landlord.
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FATAL AccIDENT-BoY KILLED On
SATURDAY. morning las. Mr.. Shock, liv-
ing AT the edge of the Borough. on The
Butler road, went with one of his sons 10
fell timber OH the place Of Mr.. p. Finley,
about a nile 4 stdni. Ano'i,rr son oil abou,
I .slVc wears fl age accompanied item;
and as a ire. was falling, a large limb
b oke off, which coming down ia a differ
ems direction from where il WAS expec-
ted, >ituck him ON the head. killing him
insiantiy-Mercer Dispatch.
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NHERiFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh,
W. II Truu5uII Connon Pleas

vs.
Simeon lie, 81. 81.
By virtue OF an order OK sale. issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, % TTumbEIl County. Ohio, TO TT
directed anl delivered. / have levied or, and shall
expose to Public Sale at the door Of the Court House,
in Warren. N said enuut5. on
Saturday, the I3:h day Of February, 1885,
he, -een the hours o. 20 O'clock A. NJ. and ; O'Clock P.
NJ. of sand day. the following described Real Esiaie-t TO
vii: Sitnare IL f4rnis-tol. Township No o, IN sad
county OF Trui..'u!l. aud IS known Is parts of lots Nos-
- aGieS lot , is known rs being a sart 81 lot .SjE
said township. ard is npuulel o. the East, South and
West by the lines of said lot. On the NOrth by i Vi to
ne rIn parallel with Ire south lac Of said lot. and -
cr norih - to coLt.in hlty acres Of land. ALso-.i
acres ia sand TGulSE.P * irT,inston beng IN 'otSz,
ioT-.tcri A. 10 i0es: Cp she East ~ land 81 Daniel
D~asiis.a, south 10y the lot line, West hy the west line
4 said lot. and on The North hy lands decided to EGvn
Whitman, Jr.. coml uteI to contain - acres OF land,
- he sane pore or less.
Excepting and Te.-rvins therefrom two acres of 4
honest al. set OF 10 81 "a Lee. Which is described as
follows. 80 VII: Con n-uciug at the Northwest corner
It a Lane Corning east from = norIh and south pubic
highway which ias- is about >. s-ct SoGiI o; The pres.
EFT Dwelling &c Simeon Ice. on lot 40 thence East .
rods; thence No e. u q post, so isr tat BY TuuiirSs
Inc ~es; from SAID point aud rarsIlei with said lac
10 said Ia -hwag. ard thruCe South along the east Inns
II said h-ghaay to the r.-ce GrLtsirniu@. as viii Goa
lain within Ss.d boundaries Is acres &C laId. on which
j. the present dNeif u i0aSe Of said Lee; said hoL-r
Jead i in lot N0-.3 Appraised al sal PER acre. afirF
-s=kirg the exception above named. Teias-Cash 81
Gay ii sale. A. o. LINS&. Sheriff
Sheriff . Office. Warren. Ian. - lS5s-5S-I.3e.
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GAINESVILLE & ~iiUDsoN RAILROAD
Al the annual meeting for the election of
Directors, held at The office OF the Com
pany, on Tuesday last, the following gen.
tlemen were elected tor the ensuing wear:
c. A.. Avery, President; Uri Serley. Vice
Pres; George w. Seele. Secretary;
Harvey Cram, Treasurer; Erasiu, Spen-
Ger. b B. Woodbury., a. c. Gardiner, J.
j. Randall, Directrs.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. thata

~ petition viii be presented 10 The County Com
l4issio2crs q Tr~Gahuii-courty at their March term.
, uyirg then to tase the necessary steps Ia lay cut
aut establish q CCHuty Kcai- &C gmEarRcinSOa the clown
ship line ie,Werl Lcrist0Wn aud Newton. at or near
the north line of lot s.veutyIiye IN LCrdstown town
ship, fuCniug nnrtd OF the township line between the
Aforesaid townships auI 10 ;nJerseet the Canton and
Warren road fS t..ieJl near the residence Of Jacob
ilOdGsan- SLz0 = lEy ost AMI establish a CGaHty
r Ili cOrlI-ens3.c uu t-e-Csnton aEi Wasrer road. 1T
Or near wA"Te t4e rlI- fFsai Ohi.eSn 10 Dick Crerz
iIieTsect5 the AZ res tii rult ia N-star township, 20
TGu dGs east gAtii +. iutcrscrts Lhs tOwush ? Hue 50 as
TO form straiEh. lines. AID thereby v5cating the roGis
angling tirough iVts - and 10 in Newton township.
lamar; %. IS5--fwt
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TINE TABLE-NO. 10.
To take. effect on AMI after January 4, 1858.
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Atmtt Sattliarnts.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr OFFICE, WARREN, CHIo.t
January Il. less.
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AU.rrSBURGH. Jan. 25. 1859.

Grand River institute was consumed
by fire This morning about 1 O'Clock. Il
is supposed t b. the work of an incendi
any (aud it undoubtedly IS as III" fire was
issuing from the cuprla when discovered.
aud there had been no fire in that part OF
The h%nilding for several davS.) Luckily
the wind vas blowing from the south.
which is all that saved the south hall and
the buildings. They succeeded in saw
ing The cabinet, library. apparatus. d.,
in rather a dagpidoted state, also most ni
the furniture, doors, windows. .tc. The
building was insured for $500. which
was about one.ihird its value.-C onneaut
Reporter.
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Accident

Ga Monday, while Mr.. JESSE REEVES, of Sha-
ron, Pa, vas driving on Market Street, with h s
wife. and Mrs. HARRIS EwAIr. of Rowland, ore
wheel of the carriage dropping into a rut, the
pole was broken. and the carriage was UPSET
Mrs. EwAIr was considerably bruised, but no
bones broken.
The Plank Road Company should see to it that
such places are repaired. They-are dangerous.
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Legal

Henry L BuRSErr, Esq, has taken the office
formerly occuI led 10y Hon. b. F. HOFFMAN. where
he will be ready TO ace clients. Mr.. B.. is O
yaung man of promise. a graduate of the Poland
Law School, and as we are informed, was one of
its best seholers. He will attend to collections.
and all other business connected with the prac-
lice of lag.
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GRAND RIvER IAsnrCrE BURNED -
Tue main building of his n urlsiIiny in
>ii'u'ipn, iccriei ia A~us'i,burg. wls 70.
tally destroy d by fire on NJ III lay morn
ing. ian - h. Tae fire wts Distinctly
noticed in Ibis vllllgo--idi>tance of owe,
~ miles: and the 'teeples # our church.
IS glared with The light. 4 CORRESPOND
en- Of The Sent mel gives The following ac
count:
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COLE LEATHER-Found Mt Jas
~ Mcconnell & Co.'S a good article Of Sole Leather
at greatly reduced prices. Cal and examine. Upper
Les;her and Findings always on hand. 4 very pref.
heelt sRiss If,r the Ladies
JAS. & CO
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FAD MADE B0NNErs CAPS y CLOAKSl
SELLING OFF AT COST.
ITO give room for Spring Goods, At the
l. new Millinery Store, MIllikiHs' Block. Main
Street. IRS. C. ". MESSER. Agt.
Warren. Ian G, 50.
NYCLOPEDIAof AMERICANELO-
~ QCENCE This is the fest collection Of
speeches of the Orators of America. ever pull she'd
1t contains a brief biographical memoir of oh. and
is illustrated with historical notes. The work is now
compl, tel is two octave vols, Of SEQ pages rach. with
elegent steel portraits Of the distinguished persona
g-s- Those who have subscribed for the work will
please call aud get them. S6.0n Law Binding. $50
Cloth. at DAMS BOOKSTORE.
Warren Ian & -
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
Il PLEAS.
David Tod,
VS.. SUMMONS.
Samuel DrakeO

ACTION To F~oRECL0s8 MORTGAGE.
The defendant Samuel Drake, will take notice that
the plaintiff, David rod. has filed his petition in the
Court afuresaii ., to foreclose a mortgage for the sum Oi
$3.50. with interest from May Is, ls54. executed by
salt defendant, AZ said date, upon thu following prem
ICES in Hos land Township. in said Comfy, TO wit
Part Of lot No 81. known ny being the land described
in two deeds tn said SAMUEL. one frum David Drake and
wife, Recorded Trumaull Records BooS 90. PIP - and
li9; he other from Edward Drake and wife. Recorded
in said Records, hook 20, PIP. 333 aud 33i. Containing
five acres Of land. more or less.
Unless said defendant appear and answer said peti.
ton by the eth day Of February. l-JS. the same will
be taken as confessed by him, and Judgment entered
accordingly.
HUTCuIN5, cox L RlTLIFF.
T.. 4 1gE9 g. Attva e. DIV
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Good Debts.

We received a letter from JAcos SrRoHS, Esq T..
Post Mast r at Pennington. from which the fol-
lowing is an extract:
Messrs. Hgpg1od d Adams. SIRs-You will
please discontinue Z. R. MooEEs and S. l..
PAISEs papers, as the persons named are not in
these paris. and their papers r-main in the office.
These iwo men forgot 20 pay for their papers.
and owe US about five dollars each. We adver-
tise their names gratis.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
7 HAVE FOR SALE, AT GREAT

Il ~harg.ins, several tracts of land, which 1 invite
p.hlic a~ttertion TO, TO wit: 335 acres Of farming land,
within 6 miles Of Franklin, the county seat Of Venan-
90 County. Ia, and Wit in = a mile ofths Allegheny
River. we'll satered with pure spring Tate.. Title
go1d-price 81 per acre, in 4 equal payments
ALSO, l61 scFss near the above, 1t mouth Of Big
Sandy, on the riv,r-small Improvement. eomfnrtahle
bnuse, fruit trees. first rate water power, and plenty OF
timber. Title goOd-price 81 per acre. in ! payments.
have other farms for sale in same vicinity-aii Of
which will he soil on terms easier than ever before
heard of. Call in and he convinced. and suited with
q plantation. on which to rear yeur family
IT,. MeLAIN. Att'y at Law.
Warren, Dec. Q. 81. ami Zeal Estttr Az.
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Justices, and Constabies' Blanks.
EARRANTEE. NoRTG AGE & QUIT CLAIE DEEDS
SUMMONS. EXECUTIONS, sUBrGNAs- E1N
Constantly or hand and for sale.
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A New Posr OFFIcE-A nav P,I>r Of
flee hrs hecn established in he n~"ighbpr-
hood of Narh Bent n, Mahoeing County,.
called Boswell Post Ofv.."-Saiem
REGISTER.
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Cleveland & Mahoning railroad

E1zq szE s.Ez ZElA
eSy5aT @
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Union Line Express C9mpany.


~ sA$hS
I'HE ABOVE Reliable ENfHESS
l. would cali the ~it-Ltinn ct MERCHANTS BANK.
EKS and NANUPACfTRkliS to the unsurpassed facii.
ities nov NJ their ~couEand, tor The safe and speedy
trasPOrtatoa of Merchandise. Rank Notes. Iewelry,
Gold aud Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels 20 and
from all parts Of the world.
= The Union iine Express Company is row send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
land aud Youngstown. over the Cleyeia-d & Maho-
ming r. h. accompanied with an EOH Safe, for the
projection Of valuahles. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia. baltimore. New York, Boston. Detroit.
Buffalo, Chicago. ST. Panl, 81. Louis, Columbus. Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
TThis Company will carry orders free, and re
turn by frsf Express
III Bills 81 COLLECTION taken with Merchandise -
pTafts and Notes collected. ana proceeds pIomptly
returned. NM- HEWITT. Travelling SnPs-
For further infor natiUn regarding TIT id, rates &c,
apple I..on eau &c made to
PORTER & SON. Agents.
New York Book Store, WarrSn, o.
a.l.. al t<E-
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STEEL PENS.-Hincks, Wells & Cos.

~ Steel Pens No. 90, Acknowledged by every one
who has used them to tet,. best in The market Flat
Ivory and Wool pen hosIers, Giilott's celebrated 33
pc ms. Meyers Glt,a Persh1 coated pen thrrs. Book
man & LaEsdOu's, and = great variety Q; the Dcst
arands OF Wood Pencils beth plain and Ivory tips sor
sale at wholesale and retail at
STEWaRTrE IN M.rte. Sa,.st
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Lectures.

4cclcI6s.
The Garfield Sentinel says of our townsman.
Dir. JAMES MARVIN, as follows The Lecture
on Saturday evening. by Mr.. MARVIN. of Warren.
was well attended. His subject was Thought
and Thinkers" which he treated III u mastery
manner, holding the audience enchained in
wrxpt attention to the close. His Lecture mani
tested in himself the deep thinker and ryasoner.
with the possession of a capacious and we'll
stored intellect.
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
NR. II. TUBES, Analytic Physician,

nR. II. TUBES, Analyt tic Physician,
81 will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel. Monday. March LIST.
AsHrABULA, Ashtahula House. Tuesday. March 9th.
RAvESNA. Prentiss House, Tuesday sad Wednesday,
FeDrulry y n "a.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels. kidueys. and
Spleen also DrOpsy. Gravel. Rheumatism, Nervous
ness. Debili ,, Dyspepsia Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. FITS. Impurities Of the Blood, EruptiOHs, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, Ueating thousands anna lIy, many
OF whom had exh9dsted every other resource in thsi
reach. In no cas- are miHercl or other yOisons en-
Fioyed, IT. dOeSA he make siek 10 make nell, or tear
dOUH 10 bald up again. Theme iicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients NV
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
AIRY diet and exercise. Many haF e recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had .iven up all
hope, the indisputa0le evidence Of which can always
be furnished. lnvaiis, however reduced or despair
ing, arc invited 20 call. and may he assured that no en-.
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect ofresovery
winos Grove, Io~a, May 1857.
Dr.. TINS, s~i-:-Hoping it may encourage some
below the facts in my own case. lou first prescribed
for me in Sept. l-J5. j had been suffering four years
from 4 complication Of diseased and impurities Of the
blood. The last three years (excepting a few weeksl I
bad been kept a prisoner, ami at that time vas too
feeble TO sc; up ia a chair long enough TO have my he'd
arranged. nor tould ! stand upright upon my feet
My SnneriEgs we're without internission, and at times
we're very great. Debility and arrangement seemed TO
prevlde the entire system. All that Kind friends and
an attentive physician coull do, had been done for me.
had also usel different kinds of patent medicines. which
acted rs pailiatives but failed to accomplish the desired
object. From the time I commenced your treatment,
there was gradual Improvement. At the erd Of a few
weeks | was able to sit up an hour at a time. and in sx
months rode ten miles in one day. From that time
improvement was more r~apid-h4ve since been able to
journey west. and am now enjoying a good degree Of
health. feel that tn your Il Treatment, under the bless
inSs Of God, I am indebted for life and comfortable
health. Yours with much respect,
MRS. NJ. L BEMIS.
Mrs. =. resided during her sickness. and Will: under
treatment, in Munson Geagga Co., where her fatheC,
SIR. Chester Miller, still remains. n. L.
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Gentlemen furnishing their own goods
and in 4 style to defy competition. CUT
N. u. All goods sold and work done,
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great B~ritain-Whig, Tory. and
Radical out politics forms only on9 feature OF their
character. As 0rgans of the most profound writer's on
Science, Literature, Morality and Religion. they stand.
as they ever have stood, unrivalled in the world Of
letters. being con idered indispensable to the scholar
and the professional man, while to the intelligent
reader OF every class they furnish a moro correct and
satisfactory record Of the current literature Of the day
throughout the world, than can be possibly obtained
from any other source.
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FOR A o TINE ONLY.
tVARREN FANCY DYEiNG and

w ESTABLISHMENT. removed to
Mrs. Nesser's Millinery Establishment, NIlIikin's
New Block, Main Street, Warren %.
W. II. Crowtier begs most respectfully to state that
he Colours all Kinds of Ladies' and GentIemens gar
mrnts of Silk. Satin, SILK Velvet &C. woolens, Wool
de LANES. CODurgs. Alpaccas, PaTramatas. &c, I'M
superior style. Br"che and other Shawls. &c. Cleaned
an highly huished. Gentemens garments Cleaned in
a superior style, eqlal to new. All work warranted to
give entire satisfaction. W.. II CR0WTHER.
Warren. Jan. ~. Is5e-tf.
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Warren. nee. 30, Is5s-Gw.
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

l. County, IS. Ofice OF Probate Court. Jzn. Is, lass.
The following accounts of Executors. Aiministra-
tors and Guardians having been filed in the oEice of
the Probate Court Of said County. it is ordered that
the same he a vertised and remain for examination
and exception until the 10th day OF February next.
when the same will he approved and ordered TO record
If no exceptions are taken thereto, to Wit: