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by virtue of an order OF sale. issued cut Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuIl County. Ohio. 10 ne
directed and delivered. / have levied on. and shall
expose to public sale. a upon exrcuti on al Law, At tie
door Of the Court House in Warren. in said County, on
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A Founding.

n EOUuuLuSs
Found lying on the porch adjoining the
dwelling of Hi am Chamberlain. in Vienna
Township, between - and l o'clock of the
morning of the 5th inst a male infant child,
apparently but a few hours old, which had
probably been there but Il very short time
The child had on when found, a band and
diaper, a white wooden petticoat, n rather large
cotton night dress, part ola woman's plaid skirt
half of a white Indian blanket with a red stripe
across each end, and somewhat darkened with
something resembling coal dust. and over the
whole was closely bound up an old. dull, dark
colored cassimere shawl with a large flower
worked in one corner. The miscreant who left
the child, was doubtless attracted to this place
by the light, which in consequence of sickness
in the family, was kept burning through the
night. 1t is hoped that the publication of the
foregoing facts may lead to some DEVELOPMENT
of the origin of this mysterious affair, and the
detection of the inhuman monster, who thus ex-
! rosed the helpless innocent TO death, or to be-
come a burden to a family long borne down by
distressing sickness. ANY information which
might lead to the solution of the mysterious af
fair above alluded to, will be thankfully reeeiv-
ed.
We the undersigned Trustees of Vienna Town
ship will pay the sum of twenty-five dollars to
any person or persons who will give such infor-
nation ms to lead TO the detection and conyie-
ton of the miscreant who left the above men
toned child in the condition found.
J.B. PAYNE,
j. ]. HoLuDAT, Trustees.
JuLIrs TRuEsDELL
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The Franklin House,

Has passed into the hands Of its former popu-
lar landlord. VIM. Williams Esq. He p~urchas-
ed it a few months since, has added to its d.
mansions, completely re6tted it from cellar to
garrett, and furnished it with new furniture
throughout. Formerly, when under his man.
agement, it was a %favorite with the travelling
public, and now, when so much improved, it
will without denbt exceed itself.
The pOrtly forms and pleasant faces of the
host and hostess will be warmly welcomed back
to the posts they cnce filed so well, by all who
ever shared their good offices.
Success to the Frnnklir.
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Cause and Effect.

A stranger who had been spreeing in this
place for a day or two. started on last Wednes-
day evening for Meadville Pa, where he re-
sides. as he says. When he reached the first
toll gate ON the Bazetta Plankroad, he began to
feel the effects of delirium tremens. and had
plenty of imaginary company through the night
in the shape of snakes in his boots. &c.
He was kindly taken care OF, by Mr.. Thomas
Pinks, the gate keeper, assisted by several neigh
bors; a physician was sent for, and in the course
of a few days, the patient was able to make an
other start Tor Meadville.
1t is a pity that the keepers of the grog shops
where this man obtained the poison, could not
b. made TO feel its effects.
Those of them who are rash enough to drink
their own liquor are in a fair way to do SO.
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Answers to Correspondents, a la New

Answers to Correspondents, a la New
York Ledger.
GEoGRArHER-warren is on the o &P. Canal,
north of Ohltown.
SARAH AxxIE.-For tooth get it pulled
EDwARD-Seven times four is twenty-eight.
BErsrY JASE.-You can cure the collie, by tax
ing a table spoon full of peppermint every ten
minutes, and soak your feet in boiling water.
HIsroRrAS.-GeOrge Washington was an
American General.
MARY LoUIsA-You should obtain the con
sent of yoar parents before you tax such an inn
portant step.
JosEPH-You can obtain shirt collars at John
L. Weeks.
DocroR-YOu are rightin employing paragon
lie as a remedy for warts.
JASE-Your father is right, ltrGs David who
slew Goliath.
MARIA-FOr s%nuffies, apply the handkerchief
frequently to your nasal organ.
Ellie DO not elope with your lover, but get
married boldly.
EuzA-There is no such book in the Bible as
Josephus.
SrUDESr.-Your school mistress is correct.
Pittsburgh is not the State Capital of Ohio.
MARY SusAN.-If the young man treated you
as you say, he is no gentleman.
ELIZABETH You can remove the freckles by
washing your face, each morning, with a strong
solution of aqua FORTS.
YOUNG GENrLEMAS-Your intended treated
you just right.
SCHOOL BoY-All animals with four legs are
quadrapeds generally
WnLIAN-Cross eyes is not a sufficient ex-
cuse for breaking off the engagement.
SoPHRoS1A-If you dislike TO wash the stock,
ings SO often, get item colored.
GEoRGIcUs.-We don't think the best food
even, would make the hen lay more than one
egg per day.
YoUYG AsrRoSoNER.-You ask, (which are the
most eccentric of the heapenly bodies, in their
orbitsY" We answer, the young ladies of War
ren. You ask, What is the true cause of the
redneSs of the sum-" We answer, spreeing it
hard. and living HIGH
THoMAs-You can make your hair curl, by
studying Greek a few months. In regard to the
best mode of carving a turkey, you should first
get the turkey, and then grasp it firmly.
HANNAH Take equal parts of .roasted onions
and soft soap; beat well, and apply the mixture
hot on gong to bed; the cerns will soon disap-
pcar.
OH FoGT|Unless the cramp in the stomach
has become chronic, you can safely continue to
use your old remedy of raw brandy and opium.
Respecting the govt, you can double the guam
tity of opium, and increase the brandy.
ALMIEA.-Make a compound of butter and
sulphur, and anointthree times a day. No change
of garments is required. In addition, you car
exercise with the fosh brush.
WALrER-The author is correct; the mouth
iuas made to suck cider, chew tobacco, and kiss
the girls.
JosEFHINE-There may be more cold weather
during April; you should not throw off your
flannel for at least a month.
NANCY ANN.-In regard TO low-neck dresses,
fOunces and tueks, we think you had better cor
with the editors OF the N. 7. Ledger;
also. respecting the best tooth powders, geese
Yokes. and hair oil, and the best time 10 set pull
let eggs, we refer you to the same scientific sa-
vans.
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G.. & M. Rail Road.

". " La. nan AOdu.
The total amount of Coal shipped by this
road, siuce its opening through to Youngstown,
in January 1856, to the LIST of this month, was
ia sis tons.
The earnings of the road for the month of
March, were over five thousand dollars, more
than for the corresponding month last year.
while the expenses some two thousand dollars
les. only two trains being run, instead of three.
We learn from the Mahoning Register that
The C. & d. Railroad are about to txtend their
track through town To a little distance beyond
Crab Creek, where a receiving warehouse is to
be erected on the canal, to facilitate the trans
shipment of ireights from New Castle. Some
eight or nine cars are now laden here daily with
iron and pals from that point. destined for the
lake cities.
We learn that arrangements have been made
With some, if not all. of the Iron Manufactures
and the shippers of freight from New Castle, by
which the largest portion of the freight going
forward to Cleveland, will be trans-shipped from
the canal to the raiLruad at Youngstown.
1t is not likely that the road will be extended
beyond Crab Greek, this season. AS it is now
doing a good business and the financial skies are
Frightening we hope before another season shall
pass. that it will be finished to New Castle
Before that time it is probable that the New Cas-
tie & Darlington Road will be built, and the
connsetion will be complete between Cleveland
and Pittsburg. via. the Cleveland & Mahoning
Rail Road.
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S5
Mr.. George Patterson. late proprietor of the
American Hotel. has left that house. and return
ed to Newton Falls Mr.. P. was a valuable cit
izen, and We regret. to lose him. The present
proprietor, Levi Sutliff, Esq, has moved into
the American, and We are informed will act as
host. Mr.. S. is certainly well quilted for that
position
Mr. Alanson Camp, former proprietor of The
Eagle Hotel, has purchased the late residence of
Mr.. Zalmon Fitch one door east of the Bank
Mr. C.. intends to build a large brick addition.
Messrs King & Brother. have purchased the
store building of Alex. Mcconnell, Esq, south
of E. 4. Smith & Cos Drug Store, and will tear
it down and build athree story brick store which
will be an ornamen to the town.
Messrs. Brigham d Co.. late Bartlett & Brown,
have removed from McConnolls building, 10 one
of the fine rooms in Van Gorder's block on Mar
ket Street. They are just receiving an addition
to their stock of clothing. and We noticed among
the new arrivals, many articles which would be
ornamental rs well as USEFUL.
Mr.. George Brown is still connected with the
establishment, and can take any mans measure
to a hairs breadth.
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Dry Goods.

We went through the establishment of Messrs.
Peek & Burwell, a day or two since. and were
surprise to see the quantity of Dry Goods which
they had on hand In the line of fancy goods,
for ladies wear, their store is not exeelled by any
in the town, either in quality, or quantity. Their
assortment of silks is especially large. On the
second floor is the Carpet room, which is we'll
stocked.
Messrs. Iddings & Morgan, Parks & VENT,
and H. Stiles & Son, have also received new
goods, and from the appearance of their respec-
tive stores. we should judge they must have had
an abundance OF the "root of evil " or an unlim-
tied credit. BY the way, Tim" is prepared to
exhibit to ladies, a specimen of the skirts which
have lately been the circumference of attraction,
on Broadway.
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Improvement of the Public Square.

We are glad to learn that the County Commits
%sioaers, and the Town Council, have each ap-
propEiated one hundred dollars for the improve
ment of the square. This is well. Fey. if any,
towns of the same size. in any county. have fin
er public grounds. They richly deserve the at
tention of the citizens, and we sincerely hope
no niggardly penuriousness will ever cause them
to be neglected.
We notice from the Resolution passed by the
Council, the funds are to be applied to the max
ing of walks. We respectfully suggest whether
it would not be better to apply a part of the
money to replazting trees where there are va
caneies in the rows. The trees will be grow
ing each year. while the improvement of the
walks mightbe deferred without serious i~ncOnven
hence. This is just the season of the year when
transplanting can be done with the best pres
pect of success.
We hope the accommodation by the late
Committee on Public Grounds, that the land
between Il. C. Belden's and the bridge, be fen
ced. lereled and planted with trees, may be car
ries into effect, by the new Council.
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4 FEW EXTRA No. | BUFFALO
ROBES, Horse Blankets and Sl,igh Bells, can
be had ut cost, by calling at
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Ypms gntsIiigente.
Prof. Gatchell's Lectures.

Prof. Gatehell will commence a series of Pop
lar Lectures on Physiology, and kindred sub
jects. on Wednesday evening, at half past seven
o'clock ct Empire Hall. In addition to the
Professors well known regulations as an able
and eloquent Lecturer, he brings to his aid a
fine collection of recently imported illustrations,
which will add in an eminent degree to their
interest.
Professor G. has been lecturing in Akron, and
of his success in hat place, the Summit Beacon
speaks as follows:
Messrs. Editors: The course of lecturers upon
Physiology, delivered in this place by Prof.
Gatchell were concluded on Thursday evening.
Much of the information which the Lecturer
communicated, was the result of his own long
continued and practical observations, and is on
" to be obtained from his own lips. His man
ner of expressing older established truths was 80
happy and ineligible, that his auditors at no
time became weary OF listening. His audiences
were large and intelligent. and their interest
continued undated to the end of the course. As
expressive of their opinion, at the conclusion of
the lectures. they passed the following resolution
by a unanimous vote.
ResolDed, That in attending Professor Catch
ellis course of Lectures upon Physiology, we
have been amply compensated for the time ex-
pended and the price paid; that We esteem him
to be deservedly popular as a Lecturer, and as a
ENTHUSIASTICALLY acquainted with his
profession, and that, after listening to his teach
ings, We can cheerfully commend him to all who
desire 8 closer acquaintance with themselves,
and the Divine Laws, written upon the Human
Constitution.
he has made an impression on the hearts and
memories of many of the citizens of Akron, that
cannot soon become efaced.-AkTsn Beacon.
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The Place to Subscribe!
MAGAZINES
DDNITISTRY

DR. HOLLOWAY would respectfully
- inform the citizens OF WarreD. and Trumbali
County, that he can lie found at all hours in his rooms
over the New York Store, where he is ready to perform
all operations in his profession. and would solicit calls
from all that have no teeth. as well as those that have
They viii and his prices corresponding with the times,
and all work that leaves the shop will be warranted.
and as we'll made as that Of any other Dentist in the
country. The Gold used for Cling, is Abbcy's Gold
Foil. the best IL the country. All Plate Work on Gold
warranted to fit and perform all that is promised.
II any one dOu3ts these FAC 5. call on me and talk
the matter over cheeriuliy, then IL we cannot agree
all right. You will please inform your friends aud
others. that they having due notice thereof, may GOV
ern themselves accordingly.
II. ". HOLLOWAY.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh.

BY virtue Of an alias order % sale. issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas. Of Trumhull County. Ohio, 10
II, directed and delivered. l have levied ON. and shall
expose 20 Public Sale. at the door Of Lhs Court Hssss.
il Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, the Sth day of May, 1855,
bet=ecn the hours Of 20 o'clock A. u. and 4 o'eloek P.
NJ Of said day. the following described Real Estats. to
wit: Situate in FATninEton, Township No s. in said
county OF Trunhu!I. and is known BY parts Of lots Nes-
s2id township. and is bounded on the East. South aa3
b. ran parallel with the soOlh line OF said los and 30
FIR north az to cua'aih fifty acres Of land. Also, -
acres in sad Township Ct farmington being in lott e.
baUnicd as folloNs; ON the las; ~ land Of DznIsi
Davidson, South ~ the lot line, Uestby the west line
Il said lot. and on the North by lands decided to Edea
Wildnan. Jr, computed to contain "a acres Of land,
be he ssIue a0Fe or less
Excepting and reserying therefrom two acres Of .
homestead, set OF 10 Simeon Lee, which is described
"a follows, 10 vii; Commencing at the North-wess
corner OF a Lane (rEnning east from = Forth aud south
public Highway. which lane is about % feet seath Of
the present dwelling Of Simeon Lee, on lot 80 theace
EzSt u rods; thence North TO : post, so far that by
running 4 line west from said point and parallel with
said laHe 70 said highway. and themes South along the
east line Of said highway to the place Of beginning.
as viii contain within said boundaries two acres Of
!sEd. on Ehich is the present dwelling house Of said
Lee; said homestead is in lot No. . appraised al
S2i per acre. after making the exception above named
~fer1s-Cash on day ~ sale
Alb. LYMAN. sserir.
SheriG's Once. Warren. April =. I-5s-5x-5.1s.
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arEslcP e a


HAVE now on hand and for sale. a
l. quantity OF the hest Plows nov in use. both Steel
and Cast, all ground and polished in first rate order;
among which NAV he founi GILLS' COMBINATION
FLOWS manufactured at Columbus. Ohio or these. l
have several sizes and styles; Gibbs Cylinder Mold
board plOws, manufactured AZ NeEt0n Falls. by Board
man < Reed. who are vel known to have no : Iper:o-s
in the manufacture or piogs. ia this part of the c0un-
try. Also. tie New York Premium, the Star PIovs.
&C., all of which l will sell on as fair terms "a {he
same quality of plnws can be bought for) at any other
establishment in this section. Farmers. who AZ, want-
ing TO ct a good plog, will 90 vel. to call aud exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Ny Flows
arc all warranted to give satisfaction.
l have also on hand. and an sill manufacturing
Delanoe's Independent Horse Rake, Thermometer
Churn, (Cowle's Patiently Hackley's Cheese Press.
which is a perfect sque-zer; Provision Safes, Straw
Cutters, FORK Handles Hoe Handles. b Hives &c
| have also on hand. a quantity Of One Wheel Car
ri4g-s. commonly known by the name of "Paddy's
Gig" finished up in good style, AMI made good size.
designed for farmers AID others who may want - 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 my
Shop. on Qlinhy Hill, where ] shall be happy to see my
friends. who may see fit TO give me a call. Come right
along, any time OF the day. You will find good hitch
ing posts, AID the cars won't scare your horses.
CHARLES MESSENGER.
Warren. O.. March 81. 1S52-tf.
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NAY APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBBS Will be in attendance

WARES, National Hotel. Wednesday. Nav jsh-
RAvENSA. PrentisS House. Friday, April Seth
AsITTABuLA, Ashtabula HoCse, Thursday Nay 18th.
For consultation upon all chronic or long standing
diseases OF every description, whether internal oreN
t=rual. Iis prompt and ulfailing atsendancc At up
poiutments for nine years past. is sufficient guaranty
Of integrity and success. Giving his entire attention
TO chronic diseases examining and treating many
thousands annually, among them the most eoRpll
Gated TO be found In a wide extent % ~countEy,] his
opportunities for making 4 thorough acquaintance
with This class Of malzdies have been such IS feS out
side tn largest metropolitan hospitals ever possess
The REMEDIES USED are exclusively from the 30
rNNlC KINGDOM, all NARCOTIC and OTHER POIS-
ONS BEING REJECTED.
II 2 Patients are asrer HGtfsred nor are tAsy $40
jcetss 70 e17eHss eitAeHi 9 good prospect Of being
restored. March 10. '5Sl
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Phosgene Gas and Lamps.

HAVE on hand a full supply OF these
l. superior Lamps, VI all styles, from the Night
Lamp TO the best Brass Hanging Lamps, which. after a
test Of nine years in this town. have proved TO be lhr
most reliable. cheapest. c!eanest, and the least trouble
to trim and keep in order OF any kind OF light ever
here. Call and see the stock Of Parlor-
Hand, Kitchen and Side Lamps now on sale 1t
il STEWARDS, 10 Msrke. ST.
. ?. ;. Phosgrne Gas on draught at all times. Sc
;hst we can supply families 10y the quail or gallon.
Warren. March 10. 1859.
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The Warren News Depot,

SUPPLIES all the following Papers
~ aud Magazines in advance Of the mails. For sale
by the single copy, or subscriptions received by the
year:
PAPERS:
Ne~ York Ledger, Neg York Mercury. New York
Weekly, Frank Lrshe's illustrated, Boston True Flag.
Home Journal, New York Tribune, life ILLUSTRATED,
HIrper's Weekly. Ballou's Pictorial, Weekly Novel
cite. Police Gazette. Flag OF the Union. PoTteE's Spirit;
SrR York Herald. Yankee P~rivateer, Picayuue. Lon
dan News, london Times, New York Clipper, Thoap-
sons Reporter.
Z ES:
Harper's. Emerson ana putn1m Graham's. Cooley,
atlantic, Ohio Cuitivator, Yankee Notions, Peterson.
BalIou's Dollar. FrasS Lesl;s's, Knickerbock-r, Mrs.
stevens, Wavrrley, Nix Max.
PORTER & son, Main Street.
Warren, March n. 1858.
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This work viii bear such 4 character Of practical util-
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The new American CycIopedia viii he published
ONLY by subscriptions. in fifteen large octavo volumes.
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vol. The only place where this work can De subscribed
for, or 4 sample seen. is at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE, Warren.
Warren March A IE52
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snlnrdnr. the Rfh dnr nr MnY, Ia5s.

between the hours Of 10 o'claek A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p
Il Of said .dzy. the following described Real Estate.
Situate in Kinsu1E Township. Trsabull County. I,d
State e Ohio, and hnowa as part Of lot No. 10 in said
Township, anl is SOUNDED * fcllors. 20 Wit: Begiz-
ming at a I0st a,si locust tree in the East line Of tie
State Road (sO eallrd) about y feet ~southeTly from TIE
south west corner post Of the Tavern lot fence; thence
North 2054~ west alons the east line of said State Road
five chains % Inks 20 a post at the southwest corner
OF u new street laid oGI by sail kinsnans Trustee;
thence North 5Bis' L on the south line OF said new
street four chains 20 links to a post; thence South
ak east on the west line Of another rev street }
chains % links 20 a post IN the vet lEe Of the Neal
vili0 Road. thence South 81 vest on the G-st line Of
said Meadyille Roads chains 25 links - : post: theace
West one rhlin 20 links 10 the place of beginning, ard
contains 9 acres of land, more or less. Appraised
1t 5000. TEaNs-CaSh en- dag Of Sale.
Al Il. sheriff.
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-.

The Boot, Shoe and Leather business willh carried
on At the old stanl. No. 90 Main Street, Warren. Ohis.
by James Mcconnell aad A c. Mcconnell, undrr" the
firm ofJ. & A C. Mcconnell, where they will be glad
20 see the friends ana patrons Of the old finn. They
pledge themselves that they will endeavcr 20 sut all.
as we'll in article as price. and all We wish % say fur
ther on the subject, is. that our friends give Us a call
before purchasing.
Marrar 81 81 1871
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For Sale by WOODS & PEW, Warren; Ell II. ESsIaS.
Newton Fails; BowAiH & SIMPSON, Bracevillr; =. 81
c. JOHNSON. Hartford; II. BARNARD, Kinsman; q r.
CURTIs, Greene; T.. r WoLco-T. FarmingtOH; and by
dealers in Medicines throughout the Stale.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. 3. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
Much ~. Ja-6m. Arent fr Ohio