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Corpore.l Punishment in School.

On Wednesday, Jan. 9th. an notion was
brought against a school teacher in Rowland !;
the complaint was that the defendant had given
ore of his pupils rather a severe fogging. The
sit was tried before JusrIcE ABELL. ard the
defendant was bound over in the rum of $3.50,
to appear befcre Court of Common Pleas.
We know little of the merits of this particular
case. but sneak generally In former times, the
roI was held in terrorcr over the scholars. IS
one would keep wild animals or a mad dog at
bay with a club. We have known Schools where
the rod and strap and ferule bore sway. where
each offender received for his pranks a good
s.r,rado. Combativeness selfesteem, and the
a7inaal nature were crucifed by a smart arpli-
cation Of the couhiie. The advocate Of birch
a-chy occupied recess in striring and colting the
mntineers, and kept order with a hickory cudgel
as his abide camp; a discipline more BETTING
tle negro plantation. the military camp. and the
man-of-war's deck, than the seminary of learn
ing. Now the roi is almost entirely hanisbsd
from schools. and The school rooms are no longer
pandemoniums, but comparatively quiet placer.
TIL seoIding, cutting and ttrsshing of by-gonc-
years. seem now to be discarded in our mos: poi
ular schools. The mild and suascry system. con
sistent!y and firmly pursued. generally succ-e.s
even with the most obstinate. Community and
teachers generally now coneede that eorforerl
punishment should never he employed except as
a last resort, and their boys should not be flug-
gej like beasts.
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ryCr

"EHE JUBILEE" The great singing
book Of the year. by Bradbury. is ready. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE. Also. the SABBATH Bell by
George r. Root.
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Rev ]. E. Ryan

We regret to learn that Rev. j.. E RYAN. who
has been Rector OF the Episcopal Church in this
place for the last two years. Las dissolved his
connection with his charge. and is about to re-
moreto Kansas. He preached his farewell SER
mon on last Sabbath evening. to a large congre-
gation.
Mr as an eloluen. preacher. and is highly
respected as a man. He will carry with aim the
best wishes of a large circle of friends, both
within and without the pale of the church
HIS letter of resignation. and its acceptance by
the-kes.ry of the Church. may be found in an
other column.
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SATURDAY.. the Ia,h dsr of FebrunrY. Isss.
GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ MahoaiGg County Baak..
John Molf.


Gy vir.1e Of sE srtsr % sIis, Issued out Q, Tie
Court Of C5onon Pleas Of Trumbutl County, Ohio, to
ne directed aud delivered. I shall expose to Pabiic
Sale, ut the door OF The Court lIouse in Warren 90
saturday, the 18th day of Februaly,1s5S,
between ths hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. AID 4 ?: NJ.
OF sail day, the following described Real Estate. to
wit; Situate ia Hubbard. Township Eamber three in
arst range os rSEnships in The Ceaaeseeut Western
Reserve. in the State Of ohio, AMI sEisit IS also N the
eounty u Trums ull. and 10 kno5n by bang bounded
a. follows; Etstby lands originally sold - 4shE Wal
doTf; South partly hy the south line OF lot ard partly
BY land originally sOId Ia Matthias swartzs elder; Vest
partly by the west liae Of lot No. 4 in Hubbard Town
sbIP. and partly b ne sesL Inns OF the said Swsrtx-
weller, and uorIh by lands then Owr~Gb By James Mont
gomery. all being in said lot No. 4. and SUPPOSED 10
coa.Eil about sixty-tlTea acres and fourteen rods Of
land. excepting and TsserYng about one acre hereto
fore sold b Giles Clark 10 John SKaTzscllcr FROM tie
northwest corner Of slid land. =
Also, one other 10. OF land in said lot No. I. bounded
north by land formerly claimed BY the heirs of Nat
taias SSsrtzweller, deceased; east F1rtly by Lid
elained by the heirs CT the said Swartzx elIer{ anil
partly by laEds owned hy Isaac Hoover, ani On the
south by the highway, containing seventeen acres Of
land. supposed to contain IN 4eIh piacss eighty acres
Of land. be the sam more or less. Appraised AZ s34,50
per acre, after uak!ag the exceptions above hamsa---
A. LYMAN. Sheas
. Sheriff. OEce. Warren, Jan. Il, le55-5w-ie2.
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Afwater's $500

SEWING A f..
Awarded the First Premium at the New York State
Fair, Oct. suh. 1861. Singers. Wheei,r's and Wilson's
high priced machines IN competition.
Committee If aS:rd~
J. CUGLER Editor of Albany Evening Express.
u. OYIAFr, Esd. Pract cal MaeLihist ana Manufae-
u -er. Rochester. NY.
PhINEAS STANTON Secretary of Inghan univer
Shy. n. Y, and
ALVIN HCRBERT. Esq New York.
THIS Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
aud Szill'nl Mechanics. ~ be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL y COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that It is. in fact the most relia
BILE Machine ever offered to the piilic. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its aSfOaisAiRg simplicity.
The priI ciple is entirely NEw and ORIGINAL, and
whoiiy unlike any other Machine in the world. Fhe
~lurabiiity exceeds the best sia5 machine. because it
i entirely Invested OF anything ] he complexities ma
chinery. so CONNER to all machines now known TO the
public. IL has neither LooPER. HOOK, sHrTTLE, SPRING
Or CAM. to get out Of Ordtr r. and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS ~PERATI0
Is sny one can readily see upoH a slight examination.
IL Is alphabetically the machine tor the people.
1t has but TO lie seen to be admired, and used TO be
IppI eciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the U.s
Patent 0fice, renal k-d Of 1t that 1T rGs the most
marked unprecedented in Seriag Machines, tkqt he had
seen from tke begiHHisg"
This Machine is for sale in Trumbull county. by T.
". GAEDNE x. of Bristol. and E. e. CLARK, of Wind
ham. Portage Co o.. Who are the sole prophet Jrs of
lac right to sell ia said counties. Machines kept on
hand and all ORDERS accompanied With the cash,
r IMPLY attended to lJan. 20, '5S-Iy.l
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Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad

The election of Directors on Wednesday last,
resulted in the unanimous reelection OF the 81
Board. as fellows: jacob Perkins. David Tod.
Charles Smith. Frederick Kinsman, DuIlry
Baldwin. Reuben Hitchcock. James Nqger. r
W.Cn,ningham, Charles L. Rhodes Cleveland
Herald.
This will give general satisfaction TO all inter
esied in The welfare of the road. The present
Boari of Directors have a Larger personal interest
in The road than any other nine stockholders
they are men of capital, aud can command a
large Individual credit, both of which they have
hitherto u'ei unsparingly; they have experience
and energy. and the management of the road
could not he in better hands.
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DR.. Banning

DR.. Banning
Will be- n Newton Falls. to-mcrrow. Thursday,
and ip this place at the Gsskill House. Friday
and Saturday O this week
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}. II. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE AyD RETAIL DEALER IN
r o CE & LIQUORS

GROCERIES, & LIQUORS,
Nos. A & 5 Market Street,
A RE now receiving a very extensive
"A assortment ef goods N his line. direct from the
Eastern Cities, embracing N part the following goods:
10 Hhds. Sugar. 10 bhii Coffee A do. 10 do y. 10
do crushed. 10 do powdered. 10 do granuiaied.
40 Sacks Rio Coffee 80 DO Java. 10 do Msco. 20
10 Lsquayrs-
az Chests Y. II. Tea. 90 10 Black.
a5 Boxes ste1rine Candles - do TsIloS DO.
20 do. Starch.
Ia Bags Spec. 10 10 Pepper
} ctirces Rice; Edo Prune5- 3do Goldfish.
Trails CloTee. -
. 20 Boxes 'SyocIswoorI IS Tobacco. 90 DO .Moorss.'
90 do DismOEd Twist. lOiGross Large Smoking To-
bacco. 10 do small. 50 do chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
S BbIs Pulverired saleratus. 60 Crude 90.
9 Sacks Pea Nuts.
20 Boxes NJ. R. Rasinsi 10 \ DO.
Citron, Corn Starch, Parma, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles. Sardines.
10000 Eagle PrineiPee Cigars 10000 Washington
do. iI,OtD Light Gulri TO-, &c-. &c.
~ Bbis. Buft-r Crackers. IS do P K. II do Sugar
10 40 Soda. lido BoXton.
Cream Tartar. Canphor, Chewing Cum, Indigo, Al
nonis, Brazil NUS. English WaIHuts. &c, &C..
Is Baskets Champaign 100 bbl5 Whisky. 10 DO
Ginger Wine. 2O-iO Gall. Kegs do. 25-5 Gall. do.
200 Calls. 'Seignctte' BRANDY. eco Calls. 'Otard' DO.
? Bsis PriHe Old Port Wine. : do MADEIRA. . do ia.
nScia Run. 10 DO W. &. do. II do Gin. IFS Calls
Pure Gin.
IS Ebls. Nslass,s. II half do Refined Syrup, &c.
&C., &c.
Ny stock is full. ample. and complete. mos; re-
specifically solicit an sximiAI;:on nf goods and prices
before Purch sing elsewhere III goods 1arSGsfed.
October 81. J. d. DUNLAP.
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dissolution.
a. The firm Of II. s.ilss & Co was dissolved or
the 9Th inst, by mutual consent. The business will he
Continued as he etofore a; the old stand by Henry sni
Im. X Stiles, und r the uare ard frn of n. Stiles-&
SON. Either Of the partners are authorized 20 srttle
tbs business OF ths old firm. HENRY STILES.
I. NJ. STILES.
Xarran IAN II lsSa .,
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SCHOOL BOOKS

nor sale at the New York Bookstore,
l. Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers and others in want OF an assortment, are N
yited to call and examine cur stock.
MeGnaey's and webs:er's Spoilers.
Mcf;ufsy's Readers aRd Primers. all kinds.
Rays LIST, Sud, 81 and Higher Arithmetic
ThOmTSon'S lSt, Fad rat Higher 10
Adams, Smiths. Grsehleaf's and Per.ius' Ari;h'es
Colb1rn's and Msrvin's Intellectual a
Pinnoes, Smith, GFeene's, CoTsli's, C!zrA's, Wells
and Har.'s GRAMMAR. e
Slith's, Mitcheirs. olneS's. MeNally's. Io..e's,
MoLli.th's. Paries's ana GSitQn's & eitehs GeosFapHy-
wrights 0rthography; Watts on Mind.
Msyh-rs' Fulton and EastEiln'S Book Keeping.
Humans Elocu:iOn; Cutters Physiology.
Jane Tayler's Physiology; Whl:eley's Rhetoric and
Logic; kanes' Elements
LOOMS, Robson, Davies and Greene's Algebra; Dz-
yies Bourbon.
LOOMS and DaTies Geometry; Andrews aad Sod
dards & Baiiions latin Grammar aud Readers: An
thOns Latin Ser.cJ-
weist.TS Dictionaries; Wilson, Histories: States
3f all kinis. \ good asSor;men. Of School Stationery.
and . large supply Of Toy Books for school presents.
DIRT Z 30
xr.---. C-A 80
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AtYater,s Sewing Machine.

Ladies and Others interested. will please bear
in mind that these machines will again be on
exhibition at the franklin House, to-morrow.
Thursday. We mot the Senior have had one in
our family for several weeks, and ara salts fed
that they can be made of great assistance in the
ariucus duties Of the needle-woman. See adver-
tisement in another column.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ lsase T'roxeii
Lob & SutliI.
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1888,
4

IL E~SrATE.-By virtue OF an order OF the PROBATE
Court OF TrumJGll County. d1ly issned 70 Hs as Ad-
ministrator CT benjamin Parker. decessed. I shall
ofer at public sale. 1t the premises in kinsn-n. sa
Monday the LIST daJ Of March. 1853. between the hours
OF noon and ; O'clock p. NJ the following described
Real Estate, as the property Of benjamin Parker, dee J..
10 wit: Aholt tliTty-6ve aud one half acres OF land in
lot No. IS II said kilspan Township. TruEtuIl eoun-
". Ohio. bounded north by lands Of Henry Lille And
Lyna. DornAn: east by lands Q; David T. 0illis. Jcka
Rnnyan. John Andre 20 and Seymour n Pot. er; south
hy lanis OF John RunVsn. John Andrews. SeyrourA.
Peter and Timothy Banning: and west: by lands CT
Linus Parksr's heirs and Henry Lille. Appraised AZ
Sls35, 90. and will he sold together, or IL Jzrc-la.-
Tens made known At sale. ALAON Parker.
Admir-. Of BENZ. Parker, dee.
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Publication Of Ordinances.

All the Laws and General Ordinances of the
incorporated Village Of Warren. which were in
free on the LIST of November. 1857. after being
revised by !. PALM. ESQ, in pursuance of a Res
oiution Of the Town Council. have been pub
lished in a small volume, in book form. Mr..
PAIN has evidently bestowed much labor ulrn
l. He has collated and arranged all the BY Laws
and Ordinances in force. made out u list of these
which have been repealed. added notes to all
TO VIII eli other ordinances refer, and made a ccm-
pIete index to the whole. The book will be q
great con venience TO the Town Council in future,
saving much labor and tins ; and will pruve
valuable to every citizen of the town as a book
OF reference, when any information is wanted
respecting the laws and ordinances.
Besides the laws passed 10y the Council, the
book contains the Charter of Incorporation, and
the laws of the State defining the powers Of In
ccrpcrated Villages.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, CO.
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Clrve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
" Scion. with Hacks to Chsgrin Falls.
- Bracevilie with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
&" Warren with Hacks to sharon, Greenville Mead
Vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
d" youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by z. Y. W.
q C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6, lS5s. CIiAs. f.. RHODES, Supt.
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In u Wv 9@ALG, u NAh6EAA
l. bargains. several tracts OF land, which / invite
public attention to. to wit: 325 acres OF farming land.
within 6 miles of franklin, the county seat Of NenSn-
60 County. Pa, aad within y a mile ofthe Allegheny
River. we'll watered with pure spring water. Title
good-price 50 per acre, in 4 equal payments-
ALSO, l67 acres near the above. at mouth OF Big
Sandy, on the rivsr-smsll Improvement. comfortable
house. 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-alI Of
which will re sold on terms easier than ever before
heard Of. Call in and he convinced. and suited with
a plantation, oil Which to rear ysur family.
T.J. McLAIN, stt'y at Law.
Warren, Dee. ?, 81. ami Real Estate Ag't.-
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The Lamp Msn,

Who for the last two weeks has been selling
his Patent Lard Oil Lamps about the streets Of
Warren, has left q few dozen for sale at McLAIx's
CRocxERr SToEE- The fact that fifty dozen have
been sold within two weeks, is proof that they
are a good thing. and well worth the money
Call soon if you want one. as their supply is
limited.
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EDMUND r. BURNETT. Admr. CT
Jan. .. E5S-iE. David Beggs. deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that a

IN petition will De presented to the County Com
niissioners OF Trumbuii County, a. their March term,
praying them TO take the necessary steps TO lay ont
and establish i County Road, commencing on the town =
ship line between Lordstown and Newton. at or near
the north line Of lot seVenty-Eve in Lordstown town
ship, running north or the township line between the
Aforesaid Townships. and TO intsrsect the Canton and
Warren road go ealleil near the residence Of Jacob
Hoffman. Also 10 lay ont and establish a COanty
Road commencing on the Canton and Warren road. at
or near where the road from 0bltown to Dack Greek
iEtersects the aforesaid road in Newton township, TO
run due cas-: until i. intersects the township line so rs
10 form straight lines. and thereby yaeating the rolds
angling through lots Is and 10 in Newton township.
January %, ls5S-4ws
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M.ncU APPOINTMENTS.
INR. T.. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,

~ will he in attendance, as follows;
WARREN, National Hotel. Monday, March LIST.
AsurABULA. Ashtshula. House, Tuesday. March 9Th.
RAvEENA. PreDtiss House, Tuesday and Wednesday,
February ) q ~.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver. stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, and
Spleen also DroPsy. Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility. Dyspepsia, Female diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions. 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, treating thousands annually many
Of Ehom had exhausted every other resource in the ir
reach. in no case are mineral Sr 0tksr P0is0Rs TN
Pl0Ted, NOr does he make SICK TO msks cell, or fecT
d0pH 10 5Eiid up GgaiH. Themedieines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients awe
main at home, and continue with prudence heir ordi.
airy diet and exercise Many have recovered under tire
treatment after friends AMI physicians had .iven up all
hope, the indisputGble eyideLce Of which can always
be furnished. Invshds however reduced OF despair
ing, are invited TO call. ana may be assured that no en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred with
out 8 corresponding prospect OF reeovery
WILLOW Grove, Iosa, May 1857.
Dr.. TrBBs, si-:-IIoPing it may encourage some
desrairing invalid to geek relief from sIaerius. ] give
below the facts in my osh case You 6rst prescribed
for me in Sept. i-j5. l had been suffering four ears
from 4 complication of diseased and impurities Of the
blood. The last three years Excepting a few WeekS) !
bad been kept a prisoner. and az that time was too
feeble To- Sc: up in q chair long enough to have my he'd
arranged. nor could I stanI upright upon my feet
Ny slIerings we're without intermission, and al times
were very great. Debility and arrangement seemed to
prevade the entire system. All that kind friends and
an attentive physician coull do. had been done for me.
had also used difsrenti kinds Of patent medicines. which
acted as pa ;liatives, but failed to accomplish the desired
object. From the time 1 commenced your treatment,
there was gradual improvement. At the end Of y few
weeks / was able 70 sit up an holr al 4 time, and in Sax
months rode ten miles in one day. From that time
improvement Was more rapid-hAEe since been able 10
journey west. and am nov enjoying a good degree OF
health. Ifeei that to your treatment, under the bless
ings OF God, I an indebted for life and comfortable
health. Yours with much respect.
MRS. 81. E. BEIIS-
Mrs. b. resided durinE her sickness, and while under
treatment. il Munson. Geauga Co., where her father,
Ir. Chester Miller, sill remains HIT
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Mrs. Demiag's Concert.

Nothing more will oe necessary to eall ont a
good audience here. than simply to announce
that. Ms-L L DExrxe viii give a Concert at
Empire Hall. this. Wednesday evening. No one
individual vito ever sang to a public audience
in this place. has been SO much q favorite, as
Mrs. DEaiNG.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.
~ S. & c. Moser, !

JOLalhan =. Dunlap ct al
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio. to
ne directed and delivered. L shall explse 10 pIbhS
sale, al the door Of the Copr. House in Warren. in said
County On
Saturday, the 18Th day of February, 1883,
betRren the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o.;
clock. p NJ, Of said day. tina foliosiBg deserit ed .
Raj Es:I C. to wit: Situate IN the Township OF War
r~en.heins Township 4. in the I'll, Rangs Of Townships,
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the County Of TRUSS
bull and State Ct Ohio. and IS known as part of lot No.
IS, and deserted as follows. to vii: BEGINNING At the
Northeast corner Of land formerly owned by Jansa
Ellis. nov owned and occupied by James Il. Kibber;
thence South fosr and oHe-han Sk) degrees eaxt.S
rods tsr); thence North s4hS East 10 Liberty Street.
now straishtensl and extended; thence ~northerly along
sIit street 10 the South aide Of South Street thence
South e5As@ west along syid South SUeeJ 10 the PLACE
of begiaaing. being The same land Conveyed By Frarcis
Freeman to John Croweil and Andrew Mcfarland. ard
by said CroNei TO Jonathan {. Dunlap, April ilth. 1854.
Appraised AZ SiiDO, sahjeet to.s lien Of: S7fls6,
Cet to become due on a note aGd mortgage 20 John
erowepin seven equal annual payments from thedst
day OF April ls56. and annual interest on said sum
from April lat. 1856, and 10 free fronVtte. doKer right
Of Ann Maria DuhtlP, or ans incumSranee whatever,
except the said mortgage Of John croNell. with the =
sum Of Srli.s6 TO become due thereon.
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SHERIFF = Olice, Warren, Jan. 70, lo57-5u-4e3.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Mrs. B. resided during her sickness, and while under
treatment, il Munson Geauga Co., where her father.
Ir. Chester Miller, sill remains. HIT.
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Union Line Express Company



THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
L would call the attention Of MERCHANTS, BANK
ERS and MANufAC1 REF to The unsurpassed fcil-
tiles now at their command. for the safe and speedy
transportation of Merchandise. Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Gold and silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts OF the world.
? The Union Line Express Company is nov send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
land aud Youngstown. over the Cleveland & Maho-
',iDg r. r. accompanied with an Iron Sqe, for the
protection of valuahIes. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia. ~altimore New York, Boston. Detroit.
Buffalo, Chicago. st. Paul, st. Louis. Columbus, Gin
cinnats and New Orleans
UPThis Company will carry orders free, and re
turn by 6rst Express
IT p Bills OF Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected. ana proceeds promptly
returned. WM. HEWITT. Travelling SnPs-
For further information regarding tai III, rates &C.,
sppiie .;.on can be made TO
PORTER & son. Agents.
New York Book Store. Warren, o.
0rfober t4fh IeS1-tF
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Charlotte Swiftly

BY virtue o. YenditioRi Exponas. issued ont Of the :
Cour; ofCermoa Pleas o. TEumbull Comfy, Ohio. 10 :
me directed and dsiivere:-l lHill expose to Pubic
Sale. at the door Of the Court House. in Warren, n said
county, or -
Saturday, the 18th dsy of February, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'et6ss A. y. -sad 4 o'clock p
d. Of said day, the foIISwing described Heal Estate. TO
wit. Situate in lie Town FIas Of NeWton Falls. Trun- !
bull County. Ohio. being a part Of lot No. 70 in said
village, and bounded as folioxs: North BY Broad Street
Afty-ene feet; Fast by lots Nos. ) and 4 ose hundred
and sixty ave feet; tkenee;West fifty one feet; thence
10 Broad Street one hundred and sixty ave feet parallel
with the east line rs above mentioned; containing the
land within those boI-dzriss; reference uzS he had TO-
TTumbulI Granny Records. Book IS, Page ~. Ap-
pIa!ssd at SeS3 Terms Cash on day OF sale. =
g.. u. SheriG.
SheriS-s Oli-e. Warren. Jan. IL. le5S-SS-3I2
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INRUMBULL COUNTY COMMO]
Il PLEAS,
David Ted,
VS.. SUMMONS.

ACTInN TO ~FOREGLo5H A0HTGIG
The defendant Samuel Drake, gill take notice that
the pIainrin, David Tod, Las fled his petition in th-
Court aforesai !. to r~oIecloSe a mortgage Tor the sum OF
$3.50, with interest from Mag i, i-SI. executed b
ises in HoAiand Township, in said County, 20 Tr,:--
Par; OF lot No. ~. known Ivy being the land described
in two deeds 20 said Samuel. enc irum David Drake and
vic, Recorded Trumrull Records BOOS ID. pp- III and
lI9; Lhe other from Edward Drake and wife. Recorded
in said Records. book 30, PIP. 1913 and 33l. Containing
Eve acres OF land, mere or less
Unless said Defendant appear and answer said pcti-
tioa by the 9Th day Of FehruIry, I-5S. the zane will
be taken as confessed by him. and Judgment entered
accordingly.
HUTCHISS, o & RATLIPF,
Ian & .SS-SN. AstYs for PIT