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W

DR. HOLLOWAY would respectfully
- inform the citizens OF WarreD. and Trumbul
Ceuntv. that he can be found at all hours in his rooms
over the Neg York Store where he is ready to perform
all operations in his profession. and would solicit calls
from all that have no teeth, as we'll as those tttat have
They Will find his prices corresponding with the times
and an work that leaves tae shop will he Tsrranted,
ar% as well made As that OF any other Dentist IN the
country. The Gold used FOR fliinC, is Abbey 5 H0lG
Foil. the best in the country. All Plate Nork on Gold
warranted to fit aud perform all tia. is promised.
If any oae doubts these lac,s, call on me and talk
the matter over ckecrfully. then II We eGhnot agree--
All right. You will please inform your friends and
others, that they having due notice thereof, may gov
q" II. W. HOLLOWAY.
Warren. March 81. Is55-u.
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HAS nov on hand. and IS receiving a
IL large variety OF CABINET FURNITURE en-
Gracing Sofas. Tet-a Teios, Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Bureaus, BcIs;edds, Marble Top, Extension AMI Com
mon Tables. Dressing. Fancy and Common Sands,
Common Chairs, &c.. &C.
lie is also prepared 10 manufacture every style Of
Fashionable Furuiture, Picture Frames, &c All OF
which he will sell at prierS 70 suit The times
lie has also purchased the entjre stock OF p. 3. Gil
MORN. and will hereafter carry on- in connection with
his former business. ;hat Of UNDERTAKEN.
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lightning.

The dwelling of o. H. Patch. Esq, was
struelsby lightning on Monday morning No
damage was done except making a crack in the
chimney. some feet in length, and distributing
SCOT literally over the house.
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Hon. David Wilmot.

Hon. D. Wilmot of Pennsylvania, passed
through this place on Monday. He has been
spending a few days with his father who re-
sides in Bazetta. in this county.
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LA ~ y
Lorenzo D. Rice. Sarah
Rice. F. Il. Corey, and
I 1900

The defendants Lorenzo D.. &c. and Sarah hiceh
wife.arc hereby notified that the plaintiff has this Slst
Nay. 1853. hle1 his petition in the Court oi Common
Pleas aforesaid. setting forth an Indebtedness OF Said
L. ID. Rice b. plfintiI upon three pronisSorN notes
q ted JaIy =Gth. !S53. for Sii2 each alta annual lntsr-
est from ArriI LIST. I~52, payable on he lst April d.
less and Ir5G respectively ALso, shat SAID notes are
ssclnrei bv a morf-ge Of cvcn date. upon seventy four
acres and sixty-eicLt rods OF land in Bristol. "a Said
County, being the sauc land conveyed 10 SAM h'eeby
aad mortgage.
Tie petition asks for a decree OF foreclosure and th-
satiSfaction bvssic q said lands, OF said inde't-dness'
an,1rt to Sf-j.II with interest from April list, 800.
said defendants must appear and answer By me LIN
day Of IrIr. 1853, or said petition Sii 1e taken Ir
confessed ~ them.
- - sftvs. for Plaintiff.
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TIE MOST PLEASANT. sAFE -EFFECTUAL
WORN REMEDY EYER YET DISCOYERED.

TIE MOST PLEASANT. SAT AID ~EFFECTUAL
WORM REMEDY EVER YET DISCOVERED.
The principal advantages in these WATERS are that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATION
and do not contain one particle Of in any
form whatver. and not only positively certain in their
effect. Int the most SAFE AND PLEASANT WORM
ECIFIC NON II USE. being perfectly free from
Cal0meL TarPeRffae. Castor oil, and all other nause-
Gus and dangerous ingredients, being a pleasant
PREPARATIONS or SUGAR. THAT ANY CHILD
VII EAT WITH PLEASURE
They are conf Ieutly offered to the public as a safe.
certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the May
numerous unsolicited testimonials being constantly
received will sufficiently attest. They are the only
Worm Specific which has received the EHreserrse c0H-
zeaatioHs Of the best physicians in cur midst, being
used by them in their practice with III mos marked
success.
TPcAUTI0Ni-The public are particularly warned
against limitations Of this popular article, pat up ulGe.
valious names, as worn Candies" &c, which Ger
tain dealers viii attempt to convince you is fully
equal. if not superior, 20 the Waters
Re not ieceiveli Purchase only the
TIC WATERS. ana carefully note the address and
signature Of the Proprietor Prepared only by
3. :. BALDWIN
Late frm OF Clark & BailEfnD ERIE, Pa.
II WHOLESALE AGEsTs:-L- I. Baldwin. Reed
House, Erie. Pa Han. Dixon < Co. l49 Chambers
Street. New York; WA King, 3r. O. Il p Chanpfn,
Eunaio; Gaylord Z Hammond, c. 5. Mckenzie and +
L. Churchill. CleveIanf. Ohio
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PATCH & OPDXCEE Warren,

Jo5bers Of Carriage Goods. Saddiery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and oil Cloths.
Warren, May 81. 1855.
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GuARnIANS.S SALE BY ORDER

II Of COURT.-On the Iath day Of June' lSSs.at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon, at the premises in Liberty,
TrurIuU County, Ohio. will be sold to the hisAest md
der the following Real Estate, as the property OF by"ia
HarrinE. to wit: Ferry acres Of land IN Liusrty alors-
said. section or lot 9, and bounded soath By lAn9s
formerly ovnedhy Jacob OSWALD, dec, east - lanHs
occupied by widow IlarrirG, north ~ lands 81 CaFo-
line Narrin Z, and Eestb section Iine- Terms hA"s
known OF cay Of Sale.
~ - f5s-4v. Lydia Harring.
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CHERRY pECT0l;iL
FOR THE RAPID CVnE
- C.fsS. yTOaySenCSs- IEiHeEze,
.--cLft;. Wsropipg tough, Group
Ssih1Ra. I~aciFieI- Nensasnl ti"n'
81 t~ n. rsr-r!ar Co~nsumptive patients IN @d'anesI

md l5r the rel - Con
stages O
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n RFAT WORK on AFRICA. by
~ pr. Li=iHgston, sold ct the low price Of 81 .
al ADAM bo-bSAVhb'
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We need Boz SPEAK % the pun
- Is virtues. Throughout
rpwr. ard @luost every
l,iulic. Ct tne American Sisies'
,ondrrl1; cures OF pulmonary
cgnulasu.s have made it already
Ero My. few are the iami-
r. I'M arv civilized country on
cguiincrt rithou. some per
so-sI rxp1licnce q - eaects;
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Farmers Read!

7 HAVE now OF hand and for sale, a
L quantity Of the hest PIoTs now in use. both steel
and Cast. all ground aud polished IN FIRST rate order;
among which may he found GILLS COMBlN AtloN
LOWS manufactured 10 Columbus, Ohio. OF tnese-I
have several sizes ant styles; Giahs Cylinder Mold
board PlOws, manufactured u NeSton tGts-hy Board
maa & Reed. who are veil known 10 have no I2erio7s
in the manufacture OF plows, in this part OF the coUn-
try. Also. the Mes York Premium the star Rows
&c, all Of which viii sell On as fair terms as yhe
same quality OF plogs can be bought icrl 70 ans otheF
establishment ia this section. Farmers. WEo ~, want
in- 70 get q good piJE. viii DO we'll 70 call and eNari-
inc mv stock before purchasing e'segEerc- Ny FLOWS
are an warranted 70 give satisfaction
/ have also on hlud. and an Sill mln1lactErtrs.
D=lan0e's Independent Horse Rake, THERMOMETER
Churn, (govle's Pateut) l~lsckieys Cheese Press.
which is 4 perfect sq1eczer; Provision Sales, straw
Cutters, FarE Handles Hoe handles. 3 Hives &c
have also on hand. a quantity % One Wheel Car
riages. commonly known by the naac Q. "Pdidy's
Gig" finished up in good style, AMI made good SIZE.
designed for farmers All others sEo may want = Eooe
carriage o. that class.
Tam !sovrepzred 20 10 all kinds ofJ0b Ncrks such
as Saving, PIauirr. Farming. sc.
All the above named articles can be found at my
Saon. on Qanhy lli!I, Thsre I shallLe happy 10 see ny
friends, sho uay see Go 10 gave mca call Come ri-ht
aIon-. any time o. the Gsy. You viii fad good hitch
iu- roSLs, all tie cara UO@t scare y1lr hor9es-
CHARLIE MESSENGER
Warren. o., March 81, irjs-tf.
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DISSOLUTION.-The co-parlncr-
~ ship heretofore existing between B~oariaaan <
Reed. in the Foundry business, is this day closed ~
mutual consent. 81 persons therefore having unset
lied accounts. will please call ana arrange the same
without delay. The business will be continued a. The
olI stand By Chas. EozEdnau- Tor tire iut1re.
CIsS BnARDNAS,
JAS REED.
~ File ~ u I--e-c-E
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ JoEa & Nancy P. IrwinJ
In Trrm5rlI Com. Peas


John J. Canning
~ yir,r, OF ar order OF sale, issue1 cut OF The Cours
af Common Plers Of TrumauE County, ONO. 70 ne
directed ani delivered. 7 have levied on, and shail
EXPOSE h public sale. rs upon execution al law u INC
door or he Court House in Warren.i in said County.or
Saturday, the 5th day OF june, 1858,
,.~-., the hours NJ 10 O'Clock. A n. and 4 o.
clock. p NJ. Of said day. The follaNtnS descrihri
Real Estate. 10 wit: Situatein warren or township No.
1, in the 4th Range, in the Connecticut western ne
- in the State OF Chic. and which is krOwn As the
whole OF number three in Pease's Plat OF village tots
in the town of Warren. as surveyed and numhsredFy
FrankIiu Z. Stowe Surveyor, and recorded II SooS" OF
NaDs Of The Records of Trumhul County. plSe 43--
4n,TaiseI al sas5. T1Exs-C4sA or day OF Sale
A.B.L LYMAN. Sheriff
sr--~r- c-c, w,~rc- Nay ;. IS5S-50-SI3.
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yFW GgDDS FOR THE SPRING TRIBE OF IS
At THE
warren Dry Goods Store.

WE are row receiving u Stock Of
sn7ins and Summer Goods, which. when con-
plete. viii he the largest and m0s- ATTRACTIVE eNes
brought TO Trumbuil County.
OuT stock has been seiec-ei with particular -eiere'se
IN The wants OF the community. ana eo-iprises neasiS
s-srytbjDg h,ioncinzto to tie Dry Ssols trlle- together
WIEN a good assortment OF Millinery foods. such As
S.k. Neapoiitan ana Straw E5nae;s. OF tle iest styles
ana best qualities; French Flosers- Bih'ons' hocl'
Borders. &c.
Orr stock of silks was never larger comprising
every desirable article The market at'."S-
we are determined 10 oNrr Inducements M 'o@ lI4-
hat will giyr \ new imuulse to our large and in
-rsasiug sales. and shall make every Teas"aaAie eAcT
ion 10 secure the largest trade or the season
We respectfully solicit tie people OF warren am
chasing elsewhere. On
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EGAL NOTICE.

- William Robson. Jackson Robson Hugh Robi-
SON. James Lylc aud his Guardian Kennedy MeFar-
fand. Mary Jane McCrvary, formerly Mary Jane Robi-
son and her husband Robert McCrsary, non residents
Of The State OF Ohio. arc hereby notified. that Ross ans
James Robson have Gled a petition as Administrator :
orthe Estate Of Jane Robson, deceased. IN The Court
% PROBATE q TrcubulI County. Ohio, for the safe. &c,
OF tie Real Estate Of said decedent- and SHAH N par
s1a-ce Of The PRAYER of said petition. On the l9th day
CT June, !. D. iSjS, ask fer an order Tor he sale OF
said Real Estate. or So El1ch thereof - may be reces--
sary to pay his debts, 70 the Real Estate held by said
49,, al lis dg.tl by contract with Thomas Clark,
consisting Of ahous eighty acres o. land, lying and
being in Lots y, Is ard >, "a lie Township Of Hub
'~rf in said County.
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HOME MARkETH

COLE LEATHER.-The demand for
~ Sole Leather is more active, but Frces have
no material change sales 5oO lss. Eunaio
Slssrhter. 9iG25 cts. Oren0co. middle weights. PIG
- cts; over weights, 2IG23. Ilemloek, 25g26 cts.
We note 900 lbs. Baltimore tanned Sole-sO!i at Nc
CONNELL's at 30 cts
EPPER LEATHER.-Upper Leather scarce, ard not
much demand.
KIP sKINs.-Af few doz. on hand at McCoSEELLs,
but sales are limited
CALI sKINS-Calf Skins. Ohio tanned, 1896 cts.
PhilsdeIphia Calf Skins We put At 9J3l,lO. French
Calfg5, I,OD3I,i0.
MOROCCO sKiNS.-MOrOcco Sims we quote at
TampicO Boot AA -
Madras do
Eco 40 81
CalI at McCOENEL-S and see the above.
Warren, AfriI u, ie5e-ti.
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PRTCE q CENTs PER RON.

Sold in Warren. ry GOD & PEW; BrooSfeld. h
A. CHEW; Vienna. ~ r. ! STEWART Jr-. and b.
Brlggists generally. may 70, 9oy
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NEWTON FAILS RO0LEN FiCToRY

INHE subscriber begs leave TO inform
L the community, that he has bought the Nocleu
Factory at Newton Fails. formerly oWucl 10y H. c.
Soute, and being a practical workman. having for the
last ; years worked rs spinner. At West Warren WOODEN
Factory, and before that al Rayenna, Summit Factory,
requests a share Of business.
To those having Wool to manufacture into Cloth. ]
beg to inform them that / am prepared TO manufacture
at the following prices:
Flanuels, yard wide, IL cents per yard
Sheeting. 9 quarters wide, ~ cents per yard.
Blankets TWillcl. 80
TEeeds. IS
Pulled Cloth. from 30 to 20
Custom Carding, ; cents per pound.
CarIiu- and spinning, i2s cents per pound. Reel
ing ~ cents per pound.
Y. d. Al Work Warranted.
ALLEN UOYLE.
N-rtnn Eli Ny %. 1-5s-In.
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Eg~ AGENT Wanted in every County IN
the United States.
F0LLET. FOSTER co, Publishers,
May &c. Journal Baiidiegs. Columbus, o.
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PATCH & OPDYCKE.

Fresh Trimmingsl Petition to sell a choice selec
vs.. ton Of Carriage Good inclusive
Old Buggy LiniHgs.> OF the best qaali;y Of Plush We
have ever offered in this market. and some WROUGHT
IRON Carriage Bolts. Make i note Of these latter
.hxins." ycl who seek 20 SUPPLY your customers with
better work than they buy elseEhere-
Now in stock the largest. (aud ny largest we mean
bigger" a more extensively supply of saddleEy
Ware, Harness trimmings, &c, than can be found at
any inland point on the Western Reserve
ORDERS hy the Hacks or T. X. filed ly return line.
and goods WARRANTED to 3e As represented. Our
friends viii Gad rs ever ready to exhibit the latest
styles Of Harness Trimmings. ard give an linking
OF the patterns most in vogue among the eastern man
ufacturers. as we take pains during trips to New York
to post ourselves in every branch Of the trade. Now
Pearl c. " Cloth. CItret do-very choice.
Green do excellent shade.
Crimson Figured Plush, by the piece or yard.
Green do do N. City shade.
No. l Duck. 80 inches.
No. do do rretty fair qu.Iity-
Drab Union Cloth, By the piece or yard
Green do do latest style of shade
Blue Union Cloth. quite ine-for low price.
German Worsted Danask Fancy do.
high COIored do various shades.
We are opening ont a great variety Of Harness and
other trimmings, a slight schedule Of qualities and
kinds IS sa'joinei. We intend y s~Eat
as low as aay Ju8BING HOUSE vest Of New lork:
; dozen Silver Patent Bi5s. 2dozen 60 Forged.
10 gross Silver Plated Buckles; double bar, i~Hcluiins
g. q and inch
l gross Silver Plated Rackles for Tugs.
II dozen Japanned Il. D. Trees, Round Ferrets.
; do Brass DO do Crescent do
/ do Iaiaid do do DO do do
> do FuIl do do do Crown do
1 do Jsnanned Silver do do do
5 do Inlaid do do Go do
: do Full do do do do
lis Psirs L. S. Eastern names.
30 do ~Japanned Gig do
So do do Coach do fair quality.
36 do QLSpot Iron Gig do sellin- fast
- do Silver Plated do including some fne
$40 dozen !aparnei Na,eable Screw Cocbeys- styles
10 do Mailer Bis, quality not to Drag Of
II do do 30 better grade
20 do Maleahls b. Loops, some very heavy.
Also. Pad Hooks. Tug Hooks. Terre;s. SHaGles.
Rings. Seat Sp.ndles, Ivory Rings. real Silver io-
settes. aartingai Rings. Loops in every variety, Silver
Top Props. Enamsled Hides, FrinSes. Blckram Laces
in endless variety.
Remember the place, as per annexed "ard.
PATCH { OPDXCEE, Warren, o.,
Jo5bers Of Carriage Goods. Saddiery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren, May IS. lS5S.
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ROSS robson. ; .4m,,f..-,,o-.s
JAMES Robson
.rrsr, May T., 155S-4r.
anMINISTRATOR SALE OLE

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
u REAL ESTATE.-PGrsuant to an order OF sale
to re issued by the Probate Court Of TrumbUil County.
il a cazse therein pending. wherein !. as Adninistra-
trsx an plaintiff. and Lizzie Jane and JustuS Easton
are Defendants, I shall Oaer for sale at tie premises,
on saturday. the I3th day OF June next, between The
hours Of noon ami four O'c.ock 7. NJ" the ioii'Wlng
described Real Estate. to Wit: A certain village ine
and messuage with the ppUr;eranees situate upon the
vest side OF the Public Square in the village o. Aeso-
potamia in said cornty, bounded North ana west hS
lands Of JuStus ElstOn, East by the highway on IRE
west side Of said Public Square, and south by lands OF
Alien Eus-les. containing one-half OF an acre OF land
more or less. Appraised At S2lf.ra-
ELIZABETH EASTON.
admir-. Of 1. o. EastOu, deed:
~ urrcHINs, Cox & RAILIFE, Atsys
Warren Nav ID IS5--4w.
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Aeme Sntt!liaentt.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

PosT OFFICE, WARREN CHIo,
April 81, 1855.
For tie present the several mails al this Office will
close and omen as follows.
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The Beet. Shoe and Leather tus.uess WILDE eay.ed
on at lie old stand. No. "a Main Street, " arren. ONE
by James Mcconnell and A. C. Mcconnell, under the
CIR, orJ. Z A. c. Mcconnell, where they will be giaa
,, see the friends aud patrons Of the old firm They
pled-s themselves that they Will eudeavor to SUI Az
az we'll in article as price, and all We wish 70 sJ NV
her on he subject, is, that cur friends give as a cali
before Purchasing.
w.rr-r- Sch. q. ISL.
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FTsKS P.4TEET -EET.RLTC BURLsL CASES.
These cases are ex,eEsirrl- used, and possess val
liable advantages over all other CC.hns for Transport
alton. deVasitiu- in Vaults - for ordinary intcEnei IS.
Tie Above Cases. and Wood Collins % al sizes kept
constantly on hasd. Uearse furnished. and isCeras
attended 10 ia town or country If desired
SHOP on MAIN STREET.
near tie Rail Rood DcF0:.
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Cash for Buffer.

WE viii pay the highest market price
w in FASH. for good fresh made BUTTER.
n. 3. Each churnInS shouid be kept ia separate
rolls, so as to avoid mixing the co.ors.
IDDINGS & MoRGAE
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I-l - ~. ~. r0n.muui.its any UHere WHIcl HANe
80. .r5 ~. -.-pi-s diseases D. threat and lungs
while Il E., ihe most powerful auudote YET kHo~n"
rn4p for tie f9rl.dahie and dangerous diseases N
1p;3.,l.-r ors.us. l. j. Also the plsasantest ana s-ieSN
..-,ly nat can BE employed fu~ infants ana N"uLS
oe-slrs. Parents should have It in store aga hstU ~
insidLaus enemy that steals rro1 theui uhPrvlSr-
We have ABUNDANT grounds T. believe the CH-NNt
pF,rarsE sares more ives b. The ~CO1Snmrtfohs u
prevents than those IL ceres hee2 u ~ 49,
tuE care ycur coils while thry arc cur1'le. hor hrs
49,, ,E.., MAJ no b-n4 an sail can master the inexo-
able c-aser tllt, fastened o. lie vitais, eats your i'Ie
iWiv-
An Know TIE dreadful fatality O:iu disorders ana
AZ t,sv know 800 the virtues of this remedy we nesi
iot.o more than assure them il IS Still Hade thS NEST
team BE-. We syare no cost. 40 care, 10 ton 20 pro-
acei IL The IL rst perfect possible. and thus ahoru nose
20 reiy on IL the Bsst agent which eur skill 'ah 'rr-
lish Tor their cure.
PREPARED BY DIR. J.. {. AVER,
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nISSOLUTION. - The partnership
81 heretofore existing between the uHleFsisneI'Is
tbis d1v dissolved by mrtulI consent Of the parties
The notes and accounts he.HuEins 70 ths olI ut1
stand, where all persons knowing themselves INDEBTED
on hook account. or otherwise, viii please call and
LEX MCCONNELL,
-, 80 - jas. NeCGENELL.
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Z Asst CALL-Those persons indebt-
ed to DR.. William Paine. are hrehy notified that
his yotes ana Books are left with the undersigned or
f-mme4jafs collection. III you wish % save cost, eaii
L. Il. HCfCuiNS.
Warren, April :, 1S5s-GS.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,

East AT Aurora
$50 p. NJ. Express bound East meets Nail bound
West at Msutna.
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HENRY WARD DEECHER'S new
book is now ready, entitled Life Thoughts"
at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Cincinnati Cleveland K Erie. and Cieve-
land * Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Il Scion. with Hacks to Charm Falls
- MaHtua with Hacks fer Rayeuna.
- Bcacevills with Hacks for Newton Falls. DC
" Warren with Hacks TO sharon, Greeuville Mead
Vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, sc
:" Youngstown, with Stages-to NeT Castle, Lowell.
Poland ami Enon Valley, and thence by z. +. W.
< c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
May 20. ISIS. CHAS. L. RHODES. Supt.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that at a
~ petition viii be presented 70 the commissioners
OF TruaHuu County It tEeir next meeting praying for
the alteration Ct a road in the Town-hip OF 6ustavuS.
commencing near the n ". Corner OF lot No - amt
running ia south eas.PrIY direction Until IL irterScets
the road leading from the centre Of GustaynS to hlns
nan. near the dwelling hovse Of e. q Selhy. in Gas-
tarus. [MEy =, SS-+sI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-11

AssAuLTGNG AND BATrERING AN OLD WOMAN
Mrs. Julia Spaulding, an elderly lady, sued Oh
ncy Phillips for assault and hatterng her at his
house in Lewiston. A fcud had existed for some
time, and she having left his house returned to
collect her things and was ordered out Refusing
to go Phillips attempted to put her out, which
Aunt Julia resisted with pitcher, when hc
took her to the door and pushed her out, the fall
bruising and disabling her. The case was tried
before Justice Zones, at the Court House, or
Monday night, and the defendant legally acquit
ted, though community will not acquit full
grown man Of so roughly using woman ole
enough to have borne and sucked him. We hopC
to hear no more of Phillips prowess in warfare
with female antiquity-this last achievement i.
Of sufficient note to enable him to leave the army
with an cnv;able reputation for ferociy.