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SALE.
~ Admr. VIM. B. Washington
In Court OF



George stanhOpe. Ell. al. Common Pleas
By virtue of an orter Of sale issued out OF The Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbun County. Ohio, to ma
directed and delivered, I have levied upon and shall
expose TO public sale, at the door Of the Court House.
in Warren in said County. on
Saturday, the 2Ist day of August, 1858,
between the hours Of 1Oo'clock A " and P. NJ, OF
SAIL day, the following described Real Estate. to wit:
The house and lot in Newton Township. Trumbull
County. Ohio. formerly occupied by Theron Humphrey,
and the small piece OF ground across the street ON
which the barn stands, known as lot . in the Sd divis-
ion Of Earlesville in said Township, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the s W. corner OF the lot; thence
Nj W. 2jO chains to- post; thence go e. ! Chain
to a post; thence 81 e. $50 ehaiDs TO a post in the "
line Of Main Street; thence s So along he y Ire
Of the Street TO the place OF beginning, containing
2J-lOO acres Of lard.
ALsO-LOt 81 in the first division OF sad EarlesVills
as TIE sane is laid ont in the town plat OF E<rles<iIIs
in the Book Of Maps Of ssti County. Appraised at
500. T~rrms-Cash.
A. B LYMAN, Sherif-
Sheriff ; Office. Warren, July 81. iS5s-5E-4 u.
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sCROFULA CURED.

FREMONT, S~andusky Co., o. Nay, lsJs.
Dr. TCBBs-DsGrS sir: Hoping to assist you in the
good work you are doing, and At the same time to cheer
and benefit desponding %invaiids, 1 give the facts of my
wife's case. In 1882 she first noticed swelling on the
side Of her neck We promptly resortei to treatment,
nut - growth was not arrested. Other means were
tried repeatedly AMI almost INCREASINGLY. but without
avail. as the size increased until March, 1855. when it
projected beyond the face, constituting a deformity.-
Having given the 5cSt physicians in the county nearly
three years trial, anu 81 thisstime becoming worse,
she was entirely discourageds~a was only hy the
persuasion Of friends that she ealle1 Srsyoa at this
time After taking your remedies three or fJc-~SontLs
a chsnge was noticeable, which went on until the tul4--
was entirely removed, and her general health fully
restored. For two years past her health has beer
excellent, and not a symptom Of ScrOfula manifested
itself. Yours, with much respect
~ ~ ~ ruW -
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Summer Dress Goods;

COMPRISING a large stock of Sum
~ mer Silks, at lower prices than ever; Plain and
Figured Bereses Of choice patterns; Printed Jaconets,
Lawns, Challies, Lavella Cloths, Ducelle Plaids. and a
complete variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods aud
Notions may be found at the Warren Dry Goods
Store" No. Q Market Street.
June Is, 80. ECK BURWELL & co.
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cut on Old FOgy Prices!

7 WILL sell II acres of Lanhin Cham
Il pion. on the State Road, about five miles from
Warren, at the the low figure of
II $50 PER ACRE LII
40 cleared, balance well timbered. SO fruit trees, good
well, Frame House. Barns and Stables, all nice and in
good condition. S50O down. balance in ; yearly pay
ments. Call on George Greenamyer on the place, or
on TT. McLAIN, Atty. at Law, Real
July q, 50. Estate and Insurance Agent.
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Farmers! Look to your Interest.

TO keep pace with the hard times, !
4 will sell the Independent Horse Rake at TEN
DOLLARS. 4 good article. Twill also sell PloEs, Gull
tiyators, p Hives. Hoe and Fork Handles, Cheese
Presses, Provision Safes, Thermometer Churns, &c.,
&c, at prices to correspond with the times.
MARLE MESSENGER.
Wa-ran 1r,r .is-.r
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Temperance.

Temperance.
The members of the Temperance Committee
of 80 appointed at the late meeting at Empire
Hall, are requestedt to meet at the Borough Coun-
ell Room on Saturday evening next, at Z past
7 O'clock.
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Good Intent Stage Line.
d DEDUCTION OF FAREI!
QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE!
TO PTTSRH I'LL

The Mail Stage between Warren and Salem, leaves
Warren at 1 o'clock A. NJ. arriving at Salem at 10 o.
clock A Nj. Persons taking this route can reach Pitts
burgh al Ills, pm, same day. The stage will leave
Salem for Warren, at IL VI. It makes connections with
both east and west trains. on the Pittsburgh & IT.
Wayne Road at Salem. Tickets through 10 Pittsburgh
only three dollars Ashtabula Stages leave every
morn'~g upon the arrival Of the Youngstown train
Also -akes connections at Ashta5ula with trains run
ming east and west. They run directly through every
day, Fare only $500. Once at Gaskil! House.
II. +. & IL CULVER
Warren, June 1, Is5s-tf.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Frederick W. Seymour.

Holcomb & White.
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trunbnll County, Ohio, to me
directed and delivered. l have levied upon and shah
expose TO public sale, at the door of the Court Houee
in Warren, Trumbull County, on
Saturday, the 18th day of September, 1853.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 p. ~. the
following described Real Estate One undivided hall
Of a Steam Saw Mill. with all Of the machinery and fix
lures belonging thereto. ALso, a House and Barn.
together with the lot on which the above buildings
stand.
The above property is situate on Quinby iii. in War
rem Township. and is known as Saw Mill Lot, purchased
OF Samuel Quinby for that purpose. For further de.
s~cription. see Samuel Quinby's Map Of Yves: warren.
Appraised at 5000 90. TERMs-Cash.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Once. Warren. Aug. 4. ls5S-5w-3,25-
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PRICE Is GENTS PR BOZ.

Sold in Warren, by WOOD & PEW; Brookfeld. BY
A. CHEW: Vienna. by r. j. STEWART. Jr.; Girard.
by Gilbert d Priee; Youngstown, by Mt. Jewell. and
~ Drrrrisis r.nAralIv- NAV % 'Ia-v
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TIE MUST BLEASANI. SAFE AND btfEtIUAL
WORM REMEDY EVER YET DISCOVERED.
TIE principal advantages in these WsrERs are that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATIONS.
and DO not contain ore particle Of MERCURY in any
form whatver, and not only positively certain in their
eaect. hut the most SAFE AND PLEASANT WORM
SPECIFIC NOW IN USE, being perfectly free from
Catomel, TsrPeRtiae, Castor oil, andaIl ether uause-
Gus aRd dangerous ingredients, being a pleasant
PREPARATION OF UGA HAT y CHILD
WILL EAT WITH PLEASURE
They are confidently offered to the public as 4 safe,
certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the macy
numerous unsolicited testimonials being constantly
received will sufficiently attest. They are the only
Worm Specific which has received the HRressrred com
meRatieas OF the best physicians in our midst, being
used ~ them in their practice Sith the most marked
success
Ut FCAUTI0N!-The public are particularly warned
againstimitations of this popular article, put up under
various names, as WORN Candies" &c, which GER
tain dealers will attempt to convince you is fully
equal. il not superior. TO the WATERS
Be not deceived Purchase only the
TIC WATERS. and carefully note the address and
signature Of the Proprietor. Prepared only by
B. A. BALDWIN.
Qiate firm Of Clark & Baldwin Erie, Pa.
n WHOLESALE AGESTs:-L. I. Baldwin. Reed
House, Erie. Pa Hall. Dixon L Co. I49 Chambers
Street. New York; VIM. King, Jr-, o. IL p. Champiin
Buffalo; Gaylord 4 Hammond, c. IS. Mckenzie and +.
+. Churchill, Clevelani. Ohio.
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Wool. Wool. Wool.

Wool. Wool. Wool.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform
L his former customers, and all others. that he
still continues at the old stand in Girard, Truubuli
Co, Ohio, where he is prepared TO manufacture Wool
into the following articles, at the following prices:
Carding Rolls, 5 cents per pound.
Carding and Spinning, 1alS "
Keeling. *
Making Flannels, 4 wide Is yard.
Sheet:ng -
Blankets, per pair $3.50.
Wool made into any Of the above goods at halves
All Wool, either TO Card or Manufacture. is required
to be clean, and one pound Of clean Lard to accom-
pany every eight pounds Of wool.
TERNs-Cash or Produce on delivery. Positively,
No TRUST X. BRIERLY
Girard, June 9. Is5S-3m.
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DBNIDTSTRX
a. TruesdeII.

AS now on hand, and is receiving a
IL large variety OF CABINET FURNITURE. en-
6raetng Sofas, Tete a Tetes, Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Marble Top, Extension and Corr
non Tables, Dressing, Fancy and Common Sands,
Common Chairs, &c, &c.
lie is also prepared to manufacture every STYLE Of
fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames, &c. All Of
which he will sell at prices TO suit the times.
He has also purchased the entire stock OF D. B. GIL
NoEE, and viii hereafter carry on. in connection with
his former business, that Of UNDERTAKEN
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J. Crawford.

DORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE
l. PAINTER--Studio in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Robbins d Leroy, as a Daguerrean Gallery
Smiths Block, Warren, Ohio.
All persons are respectfully invited to call.
Warren. June ~ Is5S-tf.
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oPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Some gntslligente.
Schools.

Schools.
We give below a list of the schools, with
names of teachers, in this vicinity, as fus as We
are advised.
At Pennington the fail term of the Western
Reserve Seminary commences Aug. 10TH
Length of session IL weeks. This Institution
is under the charge of Rev. James Greer, Prin
.cipal, assisted by Rev. wm. D. Arehbold Prof
of Languages, Mr.. H. q. johnson teacher OF
English and German, Misses Fipney and Kib-
bee teachers of Piano Music, Miss Beach teach
er of French, Mr.. NIB French, teacher of Vo-
cal Music.
AT Hiram, Portage Co, the Western Reserve
Eclectic Institute commences its Fall Session,
beginning August 10th, closes October 29th.-
The Board of Instruction consists of ]. A. Gar
field, A. B., Principal, Norman Dunskee, AN.
Teacher of Mathematics, Hebrew and Modern
Languages, H. W. Everest teacher of Natural
Sciences, J. H. Rhodes teacher of English De-
partment, Miss Almeda A. Booth, teacher of
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, Miss.
Hannah J. Morton, teacher of Instrumental MI
sic, P. R. Spencer d Sons, teachers of Penman-
ship.
Al Bloomfield, the term commences August
18th, continues eleven weeks. Mr.. Cd. Hick-
ok is Principal of this Academy, Miss ElmiFa
Howe teacher of Instrumental Music.
At Bazetta, the Academy is under the charge
of Mr.. Clark Braden. Term commences August
23d, continues twelve weeks. A Teachers class
will receive special attention here.
AT Orwell, Ashtabula County, the fall term of
the Academy opens on the 18th inst. This In
sttution will be under the spperintendanee Of
Mr.. ]. K. Burnham. Mr.. B. has been a resident
of this place for the last two or three years, and
carries with him to his new location, the best
wishes Of all his acquaintance. Yale College
is his Alma Mater.
The Select School in Greene-The term of u
weeks common ces on the 23d inst. Here a
Teachers class will be formed. The teachers
are Chas. A. Harrington and Lauren Coleman.
Mr.. Harrington was for some years a member of
the Board of County Examiners. and is an ac-
.eomplished scholar.
The Kinsman Academy commences on the
lst of September, under the charge of B. B.
Moon, a graduate of Union College. and highly
recommended. French, Drawing, Painting,
DC, will be taught by Mr.. Noon. ATeaehers'
class will be formed here, also, TO which lectures
will be given.
In each and all of these institutions, are com
petent and faithful teachers. and good facilities
for acquiring knowledge. We take pleasure in
recommending them to the notice of parents and
scholars.
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Fast Saving.

On Saturday, in company with some half a
dozen other Warrenites, we visited a new saw
mill, just put in operation by Edward Spear &
Co. of this place, in the north west corner of Ba-
zetta, to see some fast saving, and we did see it.
The saw is q circular, about four and a half OK
five feet in diameter, driven by an engine of s
inch cglinder,-manufactured by Thornton d
Douglass, the other machinery made by W. H.
Hull & Co. of this place.
The first log sawed after our arrival, was q
poplar. about 80 inchesi in diameter, II feet long.
This the saw cut through, once, in 9 seconds,
was gigged back in 3 seconds, and sawn into
boards of l3s inches in thickness, making sol
feet Of humber, in IL minutes. Another log Il
feet long, % inches in diameter, was sawn into
"a inch boards, in IA minutes, making 1877 feet
of lumber.
The following is the quantity of lumber sawn
in 8 hours, ~ minutes, including all stoppa-
ges, except for dinner.
Caua1 int Ioa~l- ., sL..L
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FLAX STRAW.

I'VE shall buy no fax straw this sea
' son that is not nell rOtted AMI free from grass.
To rot flax properly, it should not he spread out be-
fore the mindle Of September, and should then be
spread as thin and evenly as possible. We viii pay a
better price for long than snort fax
ABBOT d HIGGINS.
Newton Falls. July ). 'JS-6w.
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D, II. W

MANUFACTURED AND DEALER IN ALL STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES
No. 3, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
Il announcing TO his customers, that he has just
received an extensive assortment Of Boots, Shoes, &c,
for the Spring and Summer Trade.
His stock consists Of Ladies Congress Caters, Plain
and FOxei; Gents Patent Leather. Calf aud Congress
Caters, Slips. Ties and BuskiHs, Webster Ties, Oxford
Ties, Slips, &c: Mems, Boys and Youths Calf, Kip
and Stoga Boots. Chil5ren's Shoes Of every descrip-
tinn, together with everything usually kept n q Boot &
Shoe Store, which viii be sold as low as at any other
house in this section.
All kinds Of work made to order on short notice, of
the best material and workmanship.
June y. Is5s-tE. d. II. WARREN.
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3 DRUGGISTS. -
HALL,L
p Vangorder's Block. N
g WOODS s. PEW
n APOTHECARYS AND DRUGGISTS -
Are constantly receiving additions to their 81
= already large stock, and are now warranted in
e of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, DYE ,
SrUFFS, &c AS ever brought to Warren.
= The experience OF y years in the Drug bust ~
= sinsss. We hope is sufficient guaranty Of capa- -
- biiity to satisfy an who may favor US with a call.
- NIB. All goods warranted as represented. =
They keep constantly on hand 4 full supply of
Fahnestoek's Pure Lead in Oil,
n. Y. Xxx do DO
Pure White LEAD, dry,
Pure Red do do
Pen. & LeLigh Zinc. pure in OIL,
Passaic MOL, snow white, do
Pure Dry Zine,
TurpenJine, Rosin, &c.
yellow 0chre,
Black Paint.
Chrome Green dry and in Oil.
Chrome yellow do do
Paris Green do do
yerdigris, dry and in Oil.
Venetian Red, do do
Van Dyke Brown. dry and in Oil,
Raw & burnt Sienna do do
Raw q Burnt TIMBER, dry and in Oil
PTussisn Blue. do do
Spanish Whiting.
LINSEED OIL!
Sperm, Lard, Tanners, Machinery, Castor and Olive
C~amVheue and burning Fluid, warranted;
Yarnishes-Nos ! & . CoPal, Coach Body, Polishing,
Picture, Damar, and Japan Leather;
Patent DRYER Larnu RlacE- Ext IaarwanI Namwnod
Fusuc, COpperas, Blue NitriOl, &c;
Pure Cream Tartar and Sup. carb. Soda;
10 boxes Wonan's Friend Soap, Fancy x Toilet Soaps
Of all kinds.
Nice handkerchief Exiraets-COIogne Bay Water sc.
Ext. Lemon, Vanilla. Rhasbery, Celery, Rose, &c.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS will find a good assert
ment Of Eclectic Preparations in crude, powdered and
Sulphate Morphine-one case of Powers & Weight
mans manufacture, Just received.
~sulphate Qainine-IV0 OF. just reed and in store.
MEDICINAL LIQC0RS-BEST QUALITY.
Pure Champagne, Pure olaret.
London Cordial Gin,
BeThave's Holland Bitters.
DR. Morse's invisoIating Cordial,
Morning Call" a nice Tonic, Diuretic and Anii-Dys
peptic Bitter, &c. &c
PATEYT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.
Pils-McLane's Liver. Ayers, Sellers. HoIIoways,
Wrigld's Indian Vegetable, Jaynes. &c. &c.
Ague MediciHe-Quiuine, Deshler's and Strong's Pills,
Dr. Mann 5 AgUe Balssm, Hedges Fever " Ague De
strOyer. &c. &c.
Ground Spices Of all kinds.
BRUSHES.
Paint Brushes, Artists Brushes,
Narnish do CameI'S hair do
Clothes ID Hair do
Shoe do Tanners do
MhiteWash 10 &c. &c.
TUBE PAINTS OF ALL COLORs.
Medicinal Extracts Of all kinds.
Bird Cages, Bird Seed, Artists Foil;
Candles, Cassia. NutmeEs. Gloves. Saleratus, Vinegar,
Cigars, sand Paper, Alcohol, Fire Froof Paint, Mrs.
Aliens and Prof Woods Hair RestOrers, KalOpean,
Mrs. Aliens, Bachelors and Inimitable lair Dyes.
Tooth Pastes and Powders. Cosmetics Of all kinds
Tor the complexion, Ayers Cherry Pectorai, PO-
madcs. Bears OIL, pr. Hartupee's Oxygen Salye.
Percie's Pills, Sir James CItrk's Female Pills, Indi-
go, Liquid Blue. Rushton's Genuine Cod Liver Oil,
Cough Candy, Liquorice, Breast Pumps, Ladies' and
Gents Shoulder Braces, Trusses, Druggists Glass
Ware. AMI every thing usually found in first class
Drug Houses.
The public are respectfully requested TO call and ex-
anime cur stock and prices, before purchasing else
where.
WOODS Il PEW.
IT, H.. q t1-1
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Saturdav. the Psi daY of August. rs
snerir once. Warren. 1sIr q. X !.
CHERlFF'S SALE
~ Admr. Joel W. Ensign,1
In rrumbull Com Pleas

SHERIfF y SALE
~ Admr. Joel W. EnsignS
rs In Trumhull Com Pleas
Thomas S. knightnn-
By virtue OF an alias order Of sale issued out OF tbs
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumhHii County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered / have levied upon and
shall expose 10 ruhlic sale at the door Of the Court
House in Warren, in said County, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of August, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ, and 4 p. H.. Of
said day, the following Real Estate. it being the undi-
vided 20 acres Of land confined in The folio wing de-
scribed $50 acres situate in Southington Township.
Trumbuil County, Ohio, and is known as part OF lot
NO j. in SOuthinstsn, All bounded as folloEs-
6--.inuing at the East end Of lot No. Is. and running
ness ss7~A-Rasi thence running North from
the South line along nS-T~ n--ita Joshua Osborp's
land. and thence East to the lot line and mona Themes
along the East lire Of sail lot No. is to the plsee "
beginHiug. to contain One Hundred and Fifty acres Of
AID. Appraised At Slfa. ~Trrms-Cash-
A. r. LYMAN. Sheriff.
ShsriG's Odcc, Warren, Jul5 81. lsjS-5w-3j0-
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EDWARD SPEAR. EDWARD SPEAR, Jr. LUTHER D. GRAIL
EDWARD SPEAR & CO.,
Manufacturers and dealers in Lumber,
WI Rough and Dressed, Doors, Blinds. Sash, Floor
ing, Siding, Shingles and Lath, No. l Canal Street,
Warren, Ohio. iJune IG, SIS.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Charles Smith,

~ OnATIts oWIIIl
vs.. In TrumhnH Common fleaS-
Cyrus BOswOrth.
BY virtue of an order Of sale, issued ont fthe Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbuli County, Ohio. to me
directed and delivered. I have levied upan and shall
expose to public sale. at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, TrumbulI County, on
Saturday, the 4th day of September, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 P. ", the
following described Real Estate: Situate in the Town
ship of LOrdstowu, Trumbull County, Ohio, aud Is
known by part Of lot No. Eleven in said Township.
bounded as follows: South by land IN said lot ovn d
by Charles Van Wye; West by the west line, and North
by forty nice acres Of said 10: heretofore surveyed.
ify-one acres
ALS0.-Au the land East Of the said Gty-one acres
to the highway, which last piece ef land lies in Wealth
ersfeId, being about eleven acres. and is land decided
by said Van Wye to said Cyrus Bosworth. Appraised
st $50 per acre. TERMs-Cash-
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherin's Once, Warren, Aug. :, Is5s-5S-3.75.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Frederick Kinsman,
VS..
Zaimcn Fitch e. al.

ZalmGn Fitch, ct al.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas OF TrGnbull County. Ohio, to me
directed and delivered. l have levied upon and shall
expose 10 public sale, at the door of the Court House
in Warren, on
Saturday, the 4th day of September, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 P. ~. the
following described Real Estate; Situate in Warren,
and is known by part Of lots No. % and ~ in the orig
inal Town Plat Of Warren, and is bounded as follows:
North by Market Street, South by lot No. 2s; Nestfy
that part Of lot No. % belonging to the Western Re
serve Bank and East by a line parallel to the west
line, and fifty two feet distant therefr0m, running,
however, for the mutual bencf; Of grantOrs and gran
tees, five feet from the cas-: side OF the above in width.
and TO extend from the street seyenty-tWo feet in rear,
which is TO be held in common with five feet, or a like
strip to the above reservation adjoining on the east
side of the same, which ten feet strip Of land is TO be
held for the mutual benefit Of the owners Of the hand
adjoining. and in no case to be sold without the mutual
consent Of both parties in interest. Appraised at
SaOO0,p0. TERNs-Cash-
A. B. LYMAN Sheriff.
Eh.--nr I. nC. u A. A ~. -
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PATCH & OPDYCKE, Warren. o.,
August Appointments.

Of Carriage Goods, Saddlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Xarrnn. Nnv ai- IsiS-
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TABLE CUTLERY.
TABLE CUTLERY.
TABLE CUTLERY.

Remember that you can find the largest stock eff the
above goods in the County, at the WARREN CROCK
X STORE, and that We are ReUer EHders0d. ALL
GOODS WARRANTED To DE As REPRESENTED.
T.. J. MCLAIN, JR.
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ASOTuER.-Miss Martha Eaton. (now Mrs BTight.0
Of New SeEicley, Beaver Co., Pa; case very similar
to the above-Sas cured several years ago. Has since
married, but not a trace OF the disease is discoverahle
upon herself or child. Both are now enjoying hBe
health. July 81, lS5s.>
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
pTEAS

Elizabeth J. SpalruE.
TIE defendant E~lzs5eth j. Spallipg is hereby notified
that the plaintiff has filed his petition in said Court for
q Divorce. alleging as a ground thereof. the said EIiz
aheth wilfuI absence from him for more than three
years. Slid cause viii he tried AZ the October { IN Of
said Court. at which term the defendant is notified 10
appear and answer.
HUTcHINs. cox q RAFLIFF.
JEiy IS, 5s-6w Atty ) for PHI.
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We would also state TO Town and Country Shoe
makers, that we will make it an object to them to call
and examine Cur 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. d 4. c. MCCONNELL.
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