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Cattle and Swine.

Cattle and Swine.
Mr.. Townsend, in the House of Representa-
tives, Feb 18th. presented a petition from En-
erson Opdycke and Ia others of Trumbull Co.,
for a law restraining domestic animals from
running at large.
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Cotillon Parties

A series of Cotillon Parties will be given at
Empire Hall, commencing on Friday evening.
under the management of Prof. Thomas. The
same musicians that enlivened the Gaskili Hall
during the winter, are engaged.
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The Wealth of Old Trumbull.

The Township Assessors for 1857, furnish the
following table of Domestic Animals; also of
the Wheat and Corn Crops raised in Trumbull
Co in 1856
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He has now in his possession over one hundred GER
tifcates OF its value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF PIN
pies on the face. .
Two or three bottles will clear the system OF biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst c2nkor
in the mouth OF stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
kind Of Erysipelas.
in the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the
ears and blHtehes among the hair.
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly srupticn OF the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
KIND OF ring-worm.
Two or three bottles ore warranted to cure the most
desperate case OF rheumatism
fhree to Tour bottles are warranted 10 cure SAT-
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FR.skrrS, Feb. e2d, 1858.

FRANKLIN, Feb. 22d, 1858.
SR:-I herewith send you q relic a one dol
lar note issued by your Western Reserve Bank,
an 1915, now forty-three years old, and has been
confined a prisoner for thirty-nine years. a few
days since, | was looking over a mass of papers
of an old Justice OF the Peace of this place. Ia
friend of mine, long since dead when my eye
was attracted to an old execution, issued early IN
the year Of 1919. The names on the execution
being familiar to me, | opened it. and enclosed.
FUND this note. 1t came here in its minority.
At that time your paper was plenty here but has
long since disappeared. 1t has been roughly
handled in its youth For what crime it had
been confined | know not, for it bears the look
of honesty yet on its face. Il has been handled
by more than a hundred persons since | released
it, many of whom wanted it, but l concluded to
send it back TO the place of its birth. and per-
haie receive the blessings Of its old friends, if any
remain, for restoring it to life and liberty. They
have hong since mourned it as lost. If they wish
TO keep it. send me its value; If not. send it back
to me. and / will keep it for the sake of many of
the same stock l have had in my day, but its
mother bank, is its legitimate home.
Respectfully, your oh'it serv't,
SAMUEL HAYES.
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d CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS O L z,


THE new Crop of Tea is o arriving,
l. and selling much below the high rates OF the p1si
year; the present therefore opens with The pleasing
prospect Of cur again being abe TO furnish rs good an
arti lie for the price, as formerly. We also take pleas
ure in announcing that We have concluded 10 extend
the time on small bills. heretofore sold on txo and
ttree months, to three and four months credit.
Thousands of GrOcers and general SIore-keepers
now sell Teas in our Metallic Packages, and the mum
her is constantly increasing, notwithstanding tie
strong pT-Iu ice that once existed against teas ut up
in this convenient form. This unexampled success is
he legitimate result of a business uniformly done,
for a long term OF years upon just and fair principles,
and especially with an eye 10 that wholesome one oil
small profits Gad quiet returns"
Teas Deing a peTishable article. dealers are recon
mended to order small and frequent biils.
Those who still prefer the old way are furnished
with teas in the original half chests, al three cents per
ID. less than in Metallic Packages.
q. d. IlurIbutt is no longer i'll our employ as Tra7
cling Agent-his place beng supplied by another.
Feb. "a, 'J2. JENKINS Il co.
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x..rtaa. Fs5. IL. 1885,
GALE or REAL ESTATE BY OR

YALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ e OF cOCRT.-0n the 9Th day Of Marsh, a.
d ,1S5S. a; 3 o'ciocs in the afternoon, "a The pr=rssss
hereinafter mentioned. will Re sold 20 t3e highest hiS-
der, the following real estate, ~ the property % David
Beggs. deceased, to wit: A certain traet2r parcel %
land situate in the Township Of Hubbard, No ; in tks
first Range 81 townships il the COnneeIca Ees:erB
Reserve. bein. part OF let 81. and containing 6 q lc0
acres OF Land. De The same more or less; appFassef~t
SLIGO.
Also, The equal undivided half Of 556-l00 acrea OF
land situate in the Township OF Hubbard. No. ; in tho
frSt Range Of Townships in the Consertieut Westor1
Reserve. being part Of lot 81 in said Township. an q
known a. the ~Mii Property" appraised st Scr
The pre- misses asoresaid being al the lands that -
deceased owned at the time Of lis death in said lot u.
Above premises to he sold Without any dover iEsaEa-
branee- Terms q Sale-one-third in hand. one thi 4
in one year. and the remaining one third in tao years
tcie OF sale.
EDMUND P. BURNETT, Adaf. Of
Jan q. ls5s-iE. David Reggs, deceased.
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SOMETHING SEw.
o A SHORT TINE ONLY.
yNARREN FANCY DYEING and

~ AINILI1-V AhNVI N
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT. removed 10
Mrs. MesseT's Millinery establishments, Millikin'.
New Block. Main Street, Warren D..
W. H.. CrOwther begs most respectfully 10 state tina;
he Colours all kinds Of ladies' and Gentleuens gar
ments Of Silk. Satin, SIX Velvet &C.. WO0lens, Wool
lie LANES. CO5urss, AlPaecas, Parramatas. &c, in a
superior style Broehe and other Shawls. &C., Cleaned
AMI tightly finished. Gentlenlens garments Cleaned in
4 superior style, equal 10 new. All work warranted to
give entire satisfaction. W. II CROyTHER-
Warren. Jan. q. lS52-tr.
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An Old Bank Bill

The following letter was received. a few days
since, by the Cashier of the Western Reserve
Bank. from Gen1. Samuel Hays. of franklin,
Venango Co, Pa:
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>TOTICE.-The undersigned would

NOTICE.-The undersigned would
IL respectfully give notice ia the Fuh:ic that they
have sold their entire stock of Clothing. CIO-hs. Hats,
Caps. and Furnishing Goods. to D. II. BRIGHaY & Co.
We vonld render cur thanks to our pi;rors for the
liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon US, and
would ask the same for our successors.
The business of the late firm will be settled at the
old stand, by either Paintr.
BARTLETT & BROWN.
Warren. Feb. II. IS5s-4w
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ssNJ""7,

CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
I 3 DUNLAP, No. A l. 5 Market ST
- Warren. o having quite recently fitted NJ an
e~ntirsIy new establishment for the manufacture OF al
kinds OF Candies and COnfectionaTies. and having in
his employ the most sSillfnl and experienced work
men, is now prepared to oder a very superior srticie
of fresh Candies. Of every variety and at the lowest
prices. Gr0c.rs and others in want OF Candies, can
rest assured OF getting an article fresh aHd ssos:
October 4. IS-E- J. DUNLAP
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THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

WE are row receiving our stock OF
Fall and Winter goods, TO which We would call
the attention CT our patrons and the pabiic. We have
purchased an unusually large stock VI goods. which
is vel. aiaE,ed to the wants OF the people OF this viein
iiy, and comprises n-arly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade. Cur purchases have been made since
the recent decline IN goods occasioned by sne pressure
in the money market, aad we are prepared 10 oHer in
Gucenents both in low prices and ia 4 complete and
we'll selected assortment II goods. We invite tEcpeo-
pie Of Warren and vicinity TO call and examine cur
stock, which is the largest. and c~onPriges til richest
gDO.ls OF any u TTumbull County, and will be sold At
As los prices IS any on the Western Reserve.
PECK, BuRwELL & co.
" .-ren. October IL. 81.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

BY virtue Of an order OF the Probate Court Of TrrE-
bull Coanty duly issued to ne as Guardian Of MirOa
Johnson. Rnhy Ann Johnson. and Henry Johnson. I
shall offer al Public Sale. at the premises in JOhrssoa
Township. on Thursday, the 18th day 81 March. leo<.
betSeca the hours OF noon and 2 o'clock 2. NJ, the
following described Real Estate: Situate in lot No-s5
in Johnston Township, TrumIuH County, and houBdsl
east By lands owned by Warren Buel. south by lan6s
Of Emily Rice. David Rice, aud Samuel Johnston, reEs
by the west side OF highway. and north by a nne par
allcl with the south liae. and eight chains ard fouE-
teen links therefrOra. cobt.iniIg about 10 acres %
land. Terms made known at sale.
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The Boot, Shoe and Leather business will lie carried
on at the old stand. No. 90 Main Street. Warren. 0his.
by James Mcconnell and A. C. Mcconnell, under the
firm of J. & A. C. Mcconnell. where they will be glad
to see the friends and patrons Of the old lim- They
pledge themselves that they will endezvcr TO suit all.
"a we'll in article as price, and all We wish to say fur
Their on the subject. is, that our friends giVe Us . call
before purchasing.
WRrrea, Feb. "a, Is5S-ts.
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STEWARDS COLUMN.

<hAtANILIN Ol1lO.
lust RECEIVED FROM NEW
the way of Faney Gosds, which are now o5ered both a
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Consisting in part of the following Articles
A first rafe stock Of
LADIES' QUANTITIES.,
all price. from 5stO $500 per pair. Also, ladies' AM
Children's Wooden
Cloaks,
Hoods,
Habits de Opera,
Victorincs
Childrcn's
Jackets.
Capes,
Comforts,
Tippets, &c, &c
Gents Buck Gloves. Buck Mitts,
do do Quantities.. Kid Lined Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers. all prices. Ladies and
Gents Carpet Rags and satchels. Ladies Reticules,
all prices from 81 100 to $1,000.
Ladies and Gents Fleecy Lined
Cotton, NerinO. Cashmere and Wool Gloves.
Bugle Beads and Bugle Trimming,
all sizes and styles.
PERFUMERY
of all the best make. including LUBIN's Genuine
Extracts for the Han1kerehiet
COLOGNES
Of the best kinds, from the genuine "JssH Mario Fa-
reHa," down to ca cents per bottle.
The Frangipanni, Tor Eternal
Perfume in all varieties OF
Extracts,
Toilet Water,
Pomades,
&C., &c,
acknowledged to be III. best in the World.
Rose and Bears Oil, all prices and
qualities. from sI.oo per bottle down to Ga cents.
Ladies and Gents
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose; Cheap.
Childrens Cotton & Merino
Gloves, Childrcn's Hose, all kinds;
Cap, Letter & Note Paper,
and Envelopes of all kinds.
PINS, all sizes and qualities, from
Pin.
A few Pairs of Genuine
jet Bracelets"
which we Offer at unprecedented Isr prices to close
out the lot, rSrraHtel gsHsiHe.
STEEL PENS, including Gillotts.
Hincks, Wells & Co.'S. and the Washington Medallion
Pen
Also, Pen Holders of all kinds;
Bone and Ivory Dress Buttons, all
ColOrs.
The best stock of Colognes in the
County.
Hoops of all kinds, including Brass,
Rattan, whalebone and Cord Hoops.
J.. & p. Coates Genuine Six Cord
White ami COlered Spool Cotton, at FOUR n
SPOOL.
Linen Threads,
Linen Tapes,
and Bobbins.
Cotton Tapes, all Widths,
Chenille Cords,
Elastic Head Bands,
A New Article,
Portemonaics, all prices fiom l29
cents to $500 each.
Calf Wallets, the best assortment
in tie County.
Hair Brushes, all prices from l2l
cents to $500 each.
Elastic Bonnet Combs,
Memorandum Books,
Pocket Ledgers,
Note Books,
Copy Books.
Umbrellas. a fine assortment from
4 to 20 s~hiIlings each.
Ladies Dress Belts, ~incl1ding
Silk,
NOR Antique,
Velvet.
Patent Leather,
all Sizes and Colors.
Fancy Toilet Boxes & Cases, lust
the thing for Presents the coming Holidays.
A good assortment of Ladies and
Gents Cotton & Linen handkerchief. Colored Dor
ders. Hem Stitched and Plain, all varieties.
And in fact everything in our line
that could BE- wished for, and all We ask is that ..YoUr
will give Us = sail. Prices shan sait.
JAMES J. STEWART,
10 Van Gorders Block, Warren, O..
p. S. Country Merchants are in
formed that owing to the PRESSURE, they can &c, bar.
gains by calling on me 1t No. 10 Market Street.
NO GIFT SALES!
DIT MISCELLANEOUS ROCKS
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4 DMINIsTRAToR.S NOTICE.

DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
~ Notice Is her, by given. th1t the unders'gnrd
have been appointed and duly qualified AdTninistFa-
tors OF the Estate Of Alexander Esing, deed. late -
Newton Township. Truussuli CO. o.
81! persons knoSing themselves to he .ndehted to
said Estate. viii please call and make Immediate pay
merit Those having claims against said Estst-. will
present them Guiy authenticated for setIsnens
~ | GEO. EWING. n. D..
LEVI EHING-
Nsrtnn. Frh- L Is53-Hr -
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey HARSH.
Simeon Lee, ct. al.
By virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issued out0f the
Court of Common Pleas, of TrumbGll County. Ohio, TO
mI directed ard delivered. l have levied on. znd shall
expose tn Public Sale. at the door Of the Court House,
in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday, the Goth day of March, 1858,
between the hours Of 20 o'clock A. ". and 4 o'clock p.
Wit: Situate IN Fsrzlington, Township No 8, in said
county OF Trumbu.l, and is known by parts of lots Nos
70 and e; lot % IS known by being = part Of lot 3 IN
said township, and is bounded on the East, South and
West by the lines Of said lot. on the North by : Ire 20
be run parallel with the south line Of said LOT. and 50
far north as to e0ztain fifty acres Of i7nd- Also. 81
acres in said Township Ct Pennington. being In lQtsc,
bounded as follows: On the East by lard Of Daniel
Davidson, South by the lot line, Vest By the west lins
Whitman, Jr., computed to contain "a acres Of Land,
te The same nvre or less.
Excepting and resery.ng theresron two acres 81 a
Homestead Sc. OF 10 Simeon Lee at the request Of Eliza
Lee, which il described as follows, to-uiE COmmepc-
lug IT the Northwest corner Of : Lane Cunning east
from a north and south public highway. which lane 10
about % fees south OF the present dwelling OF Simeon
ee, on lot I39 thence East Is rods; thence North tn 4
rozt. 50 far that b. running a line vest from said point
anG parallel with said lane % said hi lhwsy, aod thence
South along the east line af said h'ghgay to tie piass
of aesinn;ag. as S!l contain within said boundaries
two acres Of land. on which IS the present DIV yelling
house Of said Lee; said homestead IS in lot No. i
appraised At SCI per acre, after making the exception
z5cve FAMED. Terus-Cash On dag Of sale.
ABB. LYMAN. Sheri1.
SheriG 5 Office. Warren, Fec. u, isSe-sF-535-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE
H Notice is hereby given. tina. the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Executor Oh the Estate
Of D. Rrahl. late Of St. Paul. Minnesota
GEO. n. KBAHL.
Gus:srus, o.. Fob. :, Is5s-3p'
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:PRUkBULL COMMON PLEAS

l. Ephraim L. Williams, Admir-
% NE. B. gtoH, deceased. CIVIL AcIroS-
vs.
Gcorge Stauhope, Thomas Read.
Jonathan seeIey and Lew SutllG-J
The defendants Geo-ge S-anhope and Jonathan See
ley will take notice tina. the plaintiff above named has
this 2jth Jan. IS5S, tiled his petition 20 forecloss .
lard contract h-tn cen ". r. Washington and ThomAS
Read, for the sale 10 said Read OF lot ! in disisisn ?.
and lot So in diyisi'n one Of EsriesviI!e, NeWto1
Township in said county.
The said ~Stluhope and Seeley are requiFed to aP; ear
and set up any claim they may have 20 said premises,
by the 2tth day Of March next. or judgment WI 10
taken b. which they will be barred OF any claim theTxiS
OF iitorcs. therein
J. L. & n C.. RANNEY.
i n NC-- ---- - DN~
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DISSOLUTION.- The partnership
IL heretofore existing between the ucdsr.igned, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent of the parties.
The notes and accounts belonging to the old GrE-,
are in the hands OF Alexander Mcconnell. at the oil !
stand. where all per-ous knowing themselves indebted
on book account. or otherwise, will please call and
make immediate arrangements for paynert.
ALEX. MCCONNELL,
Feb. 90, SO. JAS. MCCONNELL.
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Yems gntsuigsnts.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr 0FFICr, WARREN. CuIo,l
January IL, is5s.
Tor the present the several mails al this Office will
close and open IS folloSs:
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TINE TABiE-N0. 10.
To take effect on and after January 4, 1858.
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Price 81. co per bottle. For sale by WOODS & PEW,
E. A. SMITH, Warren ENSIGN & wO0DWORTH,
Newton Fails. and by Druggists generally.
Jan 20, lS55-iy.
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Cleveland & Mahoning railroad

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Tho following named gentlemen. who are still
living. have been Directors at different times:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
ST A TIE OF NSAS,
 GnrNry our Mn>..rr.,.rn.- SCT.

COUNTY MONTGOMERY. soT'
 In the Circuit Court of the county of Montgomery. on the Chancery side thereof-before the clerk there of in vacation, to-wt: on the l7th day of July. A. D. 1858.
 Alexander NJ. Clingman James A. Stall. Catlett c. Hurt. and Willis s. smith judgment creditors of Samuel J. Mckinney on behalf of themselves and all the other creditors of said Samuel J etc. etc. Com Pldfnant8.
 
 Samuel ! Mckinney, George P. Mckinney and Daniel Nick. Huddleston, Dtendants.
 nN this day come said complainants by their soli- V citor, Andrew Bowles, and filed the affidavit of the said James A. Stall. that the said Samuel J Mckinney Is non resident of the State Of Arkan- sas-it is therefore on motion of said compainants ordered that notice be given to said non resident de- fendant of the object and pendency of this suit as exhibited by the bill filed herein, which is that the said George P. Mckinney be deoreed to apply the amount of a certain promssory note or writing obli- gatory of Daniel Nick Huddleston for the sum of one hundred and ninety-three dollars (which said promissory note writing obligatory was delivered by the sald Samuel J. previous to his absconding from this State he said George P without the said George P. having given any consideration therefor towards the payment of the debts due by the said Samuel J to said compliments, etc. etc. so far as the same may extend and if not collected by the said George F. that he be decreed to deliver the same up to such person as may be appointed by said court as receiver m this cause-and that the said Daniel Mex be decreed to pay the when due eff not hereto fore collected of him by the said George F to such receiver and 10 no other person. st is hereupon or dered, that the said defendant Samuel McKinney be notified of the pendency. nature and object of this suit by copy o this order to be published in " the Arkansas True Democrat.n 2 newspaper published in the State of Arkansas for weeks succes~ivey
 the last insertion to be at least four weeks beore the first day of the next term of sad circuit court after the date hereof that unless he shall appear before the uge of the circuit court of the county of Mont gonery, in chancery sitting on or before the third day of the next term thereof a court to be holden at the court house in and for said county on the 2d Monday of September. A. D. 1858. and plead answer or dcmur to said bill the same will be taken as con fessed against him, and decree entered accordingly D. A. WOOLARD, Clerk
 true copy from the record.
 Attest D. A. WOOLARD Clerk July 2S, 1858. 2w Cost of adv 80 50
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF
 MEDICESF

Situated on Common street. opposite the Charity
 Hospital.
 ENiE regular Course of Lectures in this Institution 4 will commence on MONDAY, the 10th Noyem- Der, lo5S, and continue tUen-y weeks.
 FACULTY.
 ERASMUS D. FENNER NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine
 ANTHONY A. PENSION, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
 AUSTIN FLINT. NJ. D.. Prof of Clin. Med. and Auscultation and Percussion
 THOMAS PENlSTON. NJ. D.. Emeritus Prof. of Gin. Med and Auscultation and Percussion. SAMUEL CHOPIN, NJ. D. Professor of Surgery ISAAC L. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D., Professor of Che mistry and Medical Jurisprudence
 HOWARD SMITH. Nj. b., Professor of Mater;a Medica and Therapeutics
 JOHN NJ. W. PIGEON, NJ. D., Professor of Dis eases of Women and Children
 D. WARREN BRlCKELL, M D., Professor of Obsetiics v CORNELIUS c. BEARD, NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
 J. r. GRAIL, NJ. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy. The Dissecting Rooms will be opened on the 18th of Ostober Clinical instruction will be given daily in the wards of the Charity Hospital and three times week at the College Dspensarv where the patients number about one hundred week. The distinguish ed ablIIties of Prof. A. Flint, both as . lecturer and writer on Clinical Medicine will here find An admit rable field fol display.
 The Professors will take pleasure in aiding the Stu dents to procure cheap and comfortable board and lodging.
 Amount of Fees fir the full Course of Lee tures. .-:;..-.--... SOS co MatncuIation Fee lPaid bpt once )....... G0 DIsstcung rec. ....-..-........-... ...... 10 % Graduating Fee. ....... X oO orany further information, address
 F.. D. FENNER, M. D., Dean of the Faculty Aug 4, lS3o 6m No. Carondelet stJeet