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The Trumbull County Bar.

As We have not room for the longer article Of
''Ouisider" this week, We give one of our own.
As this legal corps sat in the Courtroom. one
day. last week. we glanced over their honored
heads with sober thought. In our opinion it is
an Abel body of men. and although having
some Asper-ity they extend the open Palm of
fellowship. and tip their Bearer with great Cur
tis-ey TO all fPaying) clients. They scOrn to
commit an act which would tarnish the csc
Hutehins of knight-errants. although they some
times leave their clients as a RatIeaoes a cheese,
{viz, pretty well eaten up There is not a sin
gle Cor-comb among them. They do law suits
up BrerR, in a manner worthy of a royal King
and his sturdy YeOman-ry. and in Fuller justice
than might be expected. If there is any StuH-
tifying among them, it is because they lack
Tstel-&s.. They sometimes tongue-lash their
opponents, and then use the Birch-hard. The
native fires of Burn-ham and Burnt will some
day warm up the Court. Those small families
the Jones, and Smi' his, were teH represented.
The Bench looked Wilder than ever, and got
a little Hgfy. but nevertheless moulded wisely
their decisions as the Potter docs the clay.
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yOHN B. HARMON'S ESTATE

ELOUR, by the barrel, half barrel,
l. and quarter barrel. Delivered to torn custo-
mers free of charge.) for sale at
BROWN GROCERY & PROVISION STORE,
March -. Conner Of Market L Liberty SITS.
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~ virtue orau aims order Of .al=. Issued cut Of tss
CCur; OF Common Pl-as Of TRANQUIL Couzty, Ohio, 10
me directed AID delivered. | shall EXPOSE to Publis
sale, 4; ,h- door OF the Court House in Warren, ss
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Borough Election

In this election the Republican Ticket was
elected by about one hundred majority.
The ticket was as follows.
Mayor, TT. McLAS.
Recorder, G. N. HAPGooD.
Treasurer. C. MosER.
Trustees, E. 81. ALLISON. j. G.. BRooKs, R. A.
A. BALDWIN. LEWIS Horr. C. C. McNUr1.
Marshall. J. W. BsooKs.
Police, CHAs. FIrcH. L. Burton, D. D. HOP
PER, W. HAIL. II STEVENS. and W. TArLEn.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co
Iumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cieve.
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
I" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenvills Mead
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, sc
:" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by Z. Y. W.
6 c. Rail Road TO PiHsburgA.
Jan. 6. Ie5S. CHAS.L L. 0D supt.
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JENKINS & CO,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS O ONLY,
DHII.ADEJ PHIA.

THE new Crop of Tea is now arriving,
Il and selling mach below the high rates CT ths past
year; the present therefore opens with the pleasing
prospect Of oUr again being able TO furzish as good az
Srti lie for the Psiee. a formerly. Neals9 take pleas
ure in announcing that w- have concluded TO extend
the time on small bills. heretofore sold on two and
three months, TO three and four months credit
Thousands OF Grocers and general Store-Sespers
nov sell Teas in our Metallic Packages, and the mum
her is constantly increasing, notwithstanding the
strong prrju ice that once existed against teas Ut up
in this convenient form. This naexamPled success; 10
the legitimate result Of = business uniformly done,
for a long term OF years upon just aud fair principles.
and especially with an eye TO that rho.ssoms one OF
small profits and quick rstgrHs."
Teas being a perishable article. dealers are recon
mended to order small and frequent bills.
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-
c. D. Hurlbutt is no longer in our employ as 1r7V
SLING Agent-his place being supplied by another.
Vel. %. "a. JENKISS 4 CO.
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Farmer e g a d!

I HAVE now on hand and for sale, a
Il quantity Of the best Pho rs ROW in use. both Steel
and Cast. all ground and polished in first rate order;
among which may be found GILLS' 0ABINA ALTON
PLoWS,m manufactured At Columbus, Ohio. OF these. |
have several sizes and styles; Gibbs Cylinder Mold
board Plows, manufactured at NeEton Falls, by Board
man & Rced. who are we'll known to have no sIperio.s
in the manufacture OF plOws. in this part of the cOun-
try. Also. tie New York Premium. the Star Plows.
&c, all of which 1 will sell on as fair terms as (the
same quality Of ploEs can he bought for.) at any other
establishment in this section. Farmers. who arc want
ing to st a good pillow. will do well TO call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing eise~heTe. My Plows
are all warranted to give satisfaction.
have also on hand, and am still manufacturing.
DelsnOe's Independent Horse Rake, Thermometer
Churn, (Cowle's Patiently Ilackley's Cheese Press.
which is a perfect squeezer; PrOyi.i n Safes. Straw
Cutters, Fork Handles Hoe Handles. b Hives. &c
have also on hand. q quantity OF One Wheel Car
riag-s. commonly known by the name Of "Paddy's
Gig" finished up in good style, ami made good size.
designed for farmers and others who may want 4 good
carriage of that class.
lam also prepared to do all kinds OF Job Work, such
as Saving. Planning, Turning. &c
All the above named articles can he found at nv
Shop, on Qlinby Hill, where ] shall he happy to see my
friends, who may see at to give ms a call. Come right
along, any time OF the day. Tou will find good hitch
ing posts, and the cars won't scare your horses.
CHARLES MESSENGER.
Warren. O.. March Il. IP5e-tf.
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DATENT LEATHER Bride Fronts,
l. Bits from 90 cts to $500, Shaft Sockets. Axle
Clips, Seat Sticks, Bands by the 1000, Rein Snaps
Breas. Snaps. and a new and strange sort OF = snap
Cali and buy 'em Of Tel & OPpYCKE
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9pms ynttuigsnte.


Crowded
Our readers must excuse the lack of variety,
and the psucitY of news in this days paper, so
much of our space being occupied by the mas
terly speech of Senator Wade, that other matters
ere crowded out.
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Prof Gatchell.

DR.. Gatchell. late professor of Anatomy aad
Physiology. IN the Eclectic College Of Cincinnati
and Editor of the American Homeopathic Jour
nal, has been delivering a course of lectures up
on the Physiology, Anatomy and the Laws of
Health, DC, at Newton Falls. recently. A very
intelligent and reliable correspondent writes that
Prof Gatehell was entirely successful and gave
very general satisfaction. By those who know
him and are good judges in such matters. he is
eaid to be a very practical lecturer. describing
medical technicalities and using language that
can be understood by a general audience. He is
said to be a very fine speaker.
He also lectures on Phrenology, and upon the
Elements and conditions of the Progress of Ma
tons, and displays great learning and research
in the manner in which he handles his subjects.
Prof. Gatchell will visit Warren in a few days,
and proposes to give q series of lectures. We
hope he will receive thatattention and patronage
which his merits and high sttainments deserve.
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GLOVES.-l have a large and varied
~ assortment Of all kinds OF Spring and Summer
Gloves. for both Ladies' and Gents wear. from SC per
pair up to $3.50 per pair: the hest variety in town
which will be sold cheap il you will come and buy Of
March Il, ST. ]. ]. STEWART.
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AtWatcr's $500
S EWIN MACHIN f.

Awarded the Is. Premium. Silver Medal and Diploma,
at the v. Y. State Fair. held at Buffalo. Oct. 9Th. 1867,
Tor Practical Ctil ty, Simplicity, Capacity, Durability
and Beauty. Singers and WheelCr's & Wilson's high
priced Machines in competition.
Committee of awards:
j. G. CUYLER Editor OF Albany Evening Express.
Is. 0VIATT, ESQ.,, Practical Maclinisi and Manufsc-
tuter. Rochester, N. Y.
PHINEAS STANTON, Secretary OF bingham Univer
sity, n. Y, and
ALVIN HUBERT, Esq New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and SkillfIl Mechanics, to be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL n COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that it is. in fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely NEW and ORIGISAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. The
durability exceeds the best Sl25 machine, because it
is entirely Invested of anything like complicated m.
chinery, Sc common to all machines nos known to the
public 1t has neither LOoPEe. HOOK, SHUTTLE, SPRING
or CAM. to get out Of order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
II is emPkGtioaHy the machine for the people.
1t has hut TO be seen to be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the u. S
Patent Office, remarked OF 1t that az nas the mo5l
marked improvement in Seeing Machines, tkGt he had
seen from the BEGINNING"
This Machine is for sale in Trumbull county. by p.
W. GARDNER, OF Bristol, and +. e CLARK, of Wind
ham. Portage Co. O.. who are the sole prOprictOrs OF
the right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended TO CJan. 20, '5S-Iy.l
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.HODES & VERNIR'S celebrated
Pittsburgh Ale. can re found at all times at
W & FIELDS, Market ST..
Feb. 3, Is5S-2m Warren, 0his.
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Phosgene Gas and lamps.

7 HAVE on hand a full supply Of these
L superior lamps. OF all styles, from the Night
Lamp 10 the hest Brass Hanging Lamps, which, AFTER 4
test Of nine years in this town. have proved to he me
most reliable. cheapest, cieanest, and the least tfoS9le
to trim and keep in order OF any kind Of light sser
introduced here. Call and see the stock OF PsrioT.
Hand, Kitchen and Side Lamps nov on sale at
il STEWARDS, 10 Marsee St
p. s. PheszcHe Gas on hraught 81 all times. So
that we can supply families hy the quzrt0r gallon.
Marrrn. March 10. ls52.
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CIRCULAR.

On the art day of July, 1857, B. A. Fahnestock, and George
w. Fahnestock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, of New-York,
and ]. L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, re-associa'ed themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and hrm,a heretofore, of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-York City.
In each Of which three cities we continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of proPri-
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock of weI-cstablished
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. A. FAHNESTOCKS w~ell-known Vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPR1EToRs and EXCLUSIVE MAEUFACTURERs)
should be addressed to either of the above-namcd establishments.
We continue the manufacture Of Wiis Lead, Red Ls1I Gpa
Litbargs at Pittsburgh.
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WALK IN ll-And buv a Farm of

w I5s acres; 100 Under high state Of cultivation,
in champion, on the State Road froE Warren to PAines-
willie. and only ) miles from Warren. 1t has on it 4
Frame House % by % with Kitchen, = Cheese House,
Bank Barn GO by 80 feet, 9 Wagon Maker Shops. seve-
raj never failing Wells of capital water. an abundance
OF splendid Timber, Oak, Hickory, Ash AMI Sugar. and
a COOL Orchard OF grated fruit. This pleasant farm,
in a fine country, surrounded by Churches, School
Houses, and civilization in a high degree. can be had
at the astonishingly low price of SIS per acre. SlOOe
down, and the balance in , equal yearly payments.
with annual interest Call on John Shook on the
~prenises. or on TT. McLAIN. Atty. at Law,
March 81, IS, 3Ws. and Real Estate Agent.
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Public Salea

Several large sales of cattle. horses. .heer,
farming utensils &c, will take place in this vi
entity, in the course of 4 few days. One by
Cyrus Bosworth. Esq on the 10th inst, at hi.
farm. two miles south of this place; one by DAN
lei Bates, in Mecca ,on the 18th inst; another by
Anderson d Steb6ins, near Leavittsburg, two
miles west of this Town. on the 18th inst; q
fourth by Alfred Button, Esq. on the 18th inst.
at his farm, also in the vicinity of Leavitsburg.
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II ES-ATE-On tire I1th day Of April, A D.. le5s.
n Bro0kfeli, Truuihgli Co.. O.. he'ween the hours II
! O'clock and 4 O'Clock 7. NJ Of said day, on the prem
ises, vii he sold TO the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, situatsi in Grockfsi1, Township No. 4. las
Range Of townships. in the Connecticut IS eSterr Re-
serve, State o. Ohio. County Of T~rBmhuu. and knowz
as beins part Of Lot No. one, ald bounded as fellows;
beginning at he +osth west corner Of said Township,
thence East on the Township line - Give rods, hence
South ten rods, thence West twelve rods to the wsR
line OF said lot. thence Norih ten rods to the place Of
heSinnius. AMI coutaius thrvz-fgUrlhs Of an acre 81
liant. with tie apVtatenauces. Terms maae kpOvp ss
day OF sale Appraised at
DAVID kEEDER. Administrator
March l., 5--4x. OF T.umzs R<el<r, dee.
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PresbYterY of Trumbull

The next stated meeting of the Presbytery of
Trunbull will be holden at Vienna. on Tuesday
April 18th. The sessions to be opened with
preaching at 2 o'clock P. II.
The records of the churches and the statistic
al reports are to be presented at this meeting.
By order of Presbytery,
Y. BELTS, Stated OK.
Vienna. March 25th, 1855.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON

- DLlH y aA-Fe via
John Hutchin.. J. D. Cox. Il L. ". Ea.lif,(
Trustees & A~ssignees d: c. rus DosAcrh.
IS
EmciiEe T.. BarroTs and Crhsna Burrows
her husband Lou 81 BurTOw and Lorenzo sCENOSs
Burrows her hus.a:d. Abby Ann BFuiE
and AMI Bruin her hGsbaEd, Hope L.
liird and Thomas Hird her husband
John T. Beaver Cyrus BoswoTih, Charles
Bcsw9rlh, and JOHN VI. Siu.l.
The defendants Ensiiae Z. Bly-oEs, Urbana rG.-
rows, Louisa Burrows, Lo:erZo Burrows, ABBY Ann
Bruin ard AmEi Bruin viii take rotice that the plain
tbs, as Trustees and ASsiSnees Of Cyrus BoSHurth,
have this Scth March. iS5S, fled their petition, asking
Tor the specific performance OF certain land contracts
for the sale Of certain lanls in tie Township Of Lords
town. in said county. OF which the sad defsrdlptI
named are with the defendants Hope r. and Thomas
Hird, the boilers OF the legal title OF said lands. Said
petition further sets forth that there is due about the
sum CT $3.50 on said contracts, which plaintiffs ara
ready 20 pay. and ASKS for an orler Of Court that said
defendants on said payment, make conveyance Of sait
lands and for other relief.
Said defendants must appear and answer by the 9Th
day of June next, or said petition will he taken fer
confessed hy them. and Judgment entered accordingly.
HUTCHINS, cox < RATLiFF.
March 81, lU55-sI Plaintiffs.
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Saturday. the l1,h day of April, 1853,

between the A0urs CT 10 o'clock A u. and & P n.
OF said day the foll5riag described Peal Estate 10 Wit:
Situate in the Towushi OF Warren, Deing number four
in the fourth Range Of TOWNSHIPS, which is also In
the County % Trumlull- and is Known by part Of lea
No s. in SAID Town Pat OF Warren, as laid cut ~ l.
QuiLiy- Esq. and is k1oTn - the ives. hlif OF the Lob
Of and conveyed 20 +. Kinsman- and to c. A. Adams,
ey Liberty Raymond, aRd contains sbort % rods sf
land. more or less, and being the slrze premises esE-
veyea by James H. hibSee and wife, 70 the said Poms-
rSy Smith. by Heed recorded in Trumbu1 County
Records. Book Is. Page 2OJ, he III. same more or less
Appraised Al s35s. Terms-cash On day OF sale.
A LYMAN. Sheriff.
she.ia.s Oace. Warren. N,arsh d. .Ss-5E.3.L Dc.
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Reviyiug.

Reviving.
The business Of this town is looking up with
the opening of spring. The fine weather of the
last few days has made good roads, aud the
streets ara lined with teams. Most of the merch.
snts are opening new goOds. and there is a gen.
eral revival of trade
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The Boot. Shoe and Leather business will be carried
on at the old stand. No. 30 Main Street. Warren. Ohis.
by James Mcconnell and A. G. Mcconnell, nnder the
firm OFF. K A. C. Mcconnell, where they will be glad
TO see the friends and patrons Of the old firm. They
pledge themselves that they will endeavcr to snt all.
a. well in article as price, and all we wish to say FUR
thcr on the subject, is, that our friends give US i call
before purchasing.
Warrrn- Feb % l25S-tf.
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Union Line Express Company.
a %
INIIE ADnME nEI ID II EXnD EcO


THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
l. would call the attention Of MEsCHAMTS, BANK
EES and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed facil-
lilies now at their eOn:Eiand, for the safe and speedy
trdsportat on OF Merchandise. Bank Notes. Jeselry,
Cold and Silver Soin. Packages and Parcels 10 and
from all parts OF the world.
II The Union Line Express Company is DOW send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
land and Youngstown, over the CievelIsi & Maho-
ming r. II, accompanied with an IreR Safe, for the
protection OF valuahles. Making \ direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messeb gers FOR Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York. Boston. Detroit,
Buffalo, Chicago. st. Paul, st. Louis. Columbus. Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
This Company will carry orders jrss, and 70
turn by first Express.
VI 7 Ellis OF Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected. ana proceeds promptly
returned. WIN. HEWITT. Travelling SuP's.
For further information regarding tariff, rates &c,
application can be made to
PORTER & SON, Agents.
New York Book Store, Warren, o.
October l4th. lS51-tf
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WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC
w INSTITUTE, Hiram, Portage Co., O..
The Spring Term Of this Institute will begin on
Tuesday, March 9th, 1855, and continue IA veeis:-
The Eclectic is nov in its eighth year OF successful
operation. and from its past success the Trustees fe i
confidence in ~cOmmenii it to the public as AM
yersaliy worthy OF their patronage
Its catalogues show an aggregate OF nearly oVo ssu-
dents annually. Thirty Of its former students have
graduated with honor from the best Colleges in the
Fast and West. and about twenty more arr now iAi
advanced in the College course. No Seminary IN the
west has done more to encourage collegiate education
Another prominent aim Of the Eclectic is 20 1t young
men and women for teaching. Nearly one HUNDRED OF
the students of last term are now teachers IN Portage
aud adjoining counties. To the large eirsle who nave
been students at the Hectic. the hoard OF sueeessiui
and experienced teachers needs no csnraendston-
TUITION PER TERM F0R Il L
Common English Branches, S4,0o.
Higher Gneluding Nat. Scienees) S1uO-
Ancient Languages ami Higher Ha.leD1t esr SS,Vo-
German and French. S3.Lf extra.
P. Il. SPENCER, the author OF the SpeneeEian sys-
TEN Of PeEnansh.p. will have charge Of that depart
ment
BOARD can be had in fanilie. from sl,15to sslOc
per week. There are also orpOrtunitiesfo for sell board
ing. by which the exp 'nse may be considerably reduced.
All communication should he addressed to }. A Gar
Geld, Chairman fthe Board of Instruction.
ALYlu CDALL, Prest. Board Of Trustees.
Ui-7u,- E-h- 20 IE5S-6g.
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JDFgN l.. Il 1857.
SALE.
- NzLoaing County Rank.
Joha Vol.

s-4l VOL.
~ =irt4e OF an aims order Of .al=. Issued sat Of tie
CCur; Of Common Pl-as Of TRANQUIL C0uzty, Ohio. 10
me directed =ud delivered. l shall expose to Publis
sale, II ,h- dO9r OF the Court House in Warren, ss
Saturday, the 10Th day of April, 1858,
between thu hours Of 20 O'clock A. u, aud 4 P. NJ
o. ssii day. the f"i.o siHS described Real Estate. 10
~. Si-ustr H. iiui az. Township nuutsr three il
drst range Of T'.yash ps IN The Connecticut Western
Reserve. IL tse Sia.e OF Chic, ana SiGich is also IN the
ccIEtY 81 IraEi Uil. and i known by being bounded
asto!lows- Etst by lands originally sold to John Wal.
d1rf; SuIth patty IS Tie soLsa ;iue Of lot and partly
~ land originally sold to Matthias SEartzweiler; Yest
partly by the west line CT lot No 4 in Inhbsr d Town
SHY. sad partly by The vest lie - the said Swartz.
weller, ana north by lands then owned by James Nont-
geometry all being III said Let Nc. T. snj supposed to
cc-t1fE a'cSt sixty-thTec acres sLi fourteen rods -
had. excepting anl reServiuc about ere acre hereto
for- sol - Gilcs Clark 10 Joan SaztzWeiler lrsn the
north vest coz aer e III Land
Also, one ether To- Of iand il said lot No 4. bounded
roslh ~ land f3rE-erly claimed ~ The heiis OF Mat
tlids S@afszwell-r. deceased east partly by lard
claimed by LIZ heirs &C the said SHzrtzHeIler, and
partly - lands Owned ~ Isaac He0Fer, and on ths
sOusE b. the hIShNay. Containing seventeen acres Of
land, supposed 10 contain ~ tnth pisces eighty acres
% !tad, be The Sliue Essre or less.
Excepting froaa tie Ga stsicserited piece OF laad ten
acres ses or IS . hem-st.af 70 said Wolf, Cd the Isth
i=y o. PehTU rs. A. D. lsJS, described rs fol;ows.ts
viz commencing - the sort.i cas- ST corner Of the Erss
described piece % 'aad. ti.d IN The middle Of a high
say running esss auI west through said tOwnshipl
thence north 4lcuE The west line u a public hirhsaJ
the houa.!aFios ~ acres o. land. thence uesi to little
Yankee TaU.ta-ree sou.h east to the place OF bexin-
ciES. or Ta:cs iSthe Freazptdw-!liEg OF the said John
Wo.f. APPRAISED 81 $50 per acre, sitter making ths
exceptions above named. rerois-Cash.
st--trrs Or-A w,rre, ~ - -
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Corns, Bunions, &c.

OoxaSl 8u[-OIEs NO
These who are troubled with The above pain
full pets, will probably have have an opportunity
OF being relieved, for the "Corn Doctor" is about.
We saw a couple of corns extracted in our Office
yesterday, without rain, and apparently in an
efectual manner.