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Gmrppdifcbe Nacbricbte,t.

%-Patis. Der betannte0i omanldreiber Sr.
Oettinser aus 2eip5i9 peranlaBt in saoieiem
NuBenblid bier SrpBen SfanoaL. Gr bat por
Sabren einen Hcman in Der 6orm elmer Biosras
pbie ylollini'8 9eidrieben. gor &ur1em erldlen
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iyranaclld, Die ~offenbar aui Das Saterelle lees
fulirt, meldeS BAG. beige pu6ifam felt Der
9aidfebr Gojiini's uat pariS an adem nintu,t,
mas ben Mletro b~etrifft, Der 3uultriifmo
1T in Der Weulif fir Die blelse Geleaihaft
Bic ibu lSuslf aDoptirt, liG Jpn au9eei8asf bat
nibt ~peniser al8 in Der 2iteratar Der saRai9
gOltaire,F iber Defieu Dpnaltie unO y9ciH 5 :
iene NOuRape ipeben Elm iehr afefdrtes, na
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Sele9rapbtGcbe Nacbricbten
Mnfunft Des Odmpfers
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ny u IL II" .
@ter Sage Neueres aus europa.
ct Sobns, 90, S., IL. Suit. Der g..
81. Y%ofDampfer p6ultca", Capt. 8cttcll, Der
BON S1pre uno Soutbampton nit 9ta9riften
big gum 20. SUM- fcmnlt, p~alltrte geltern Dior
gen 3 ubr Gap STAGE. Be NeuigfeitssO a9t
Der Seem Oorter aiociirten Brelie aberbraate
BON benz Oimpfer folsenbe Nldri6ten !: !
Au8 Snbten lpareu iiber Wtllta %interels
ANTE Na9rihten anSefommen. Cir 6usb Role
bate @alpee 9enclnlnen, nadoenl ibn Die STE
bellen 5Ueimal obne. Grfols ansesriffen batten.
'@r p~erfcl9te ben 6eino nit Sbneaisfeit uno
nabm ibm 9roBc 0orrdtbe pah &anonen, Yuls
per, @lepbanten uno Wunit on. 7
Dle SGni9in 0ictoria bate ben u9epiatban"
beludt. 49,
Sc iperben mebr Ddnpfer aui Der 9inie 5pis
l9en @alwlb uno Amerita an9elteut weroen.
Gr. 2tpinBltone MAT aaf Dem @lp Der guten
0affaun9 an9etcn1r1en. q
Sr. 9iarep, Der 0ioliebdnoi9er, bate Dor Der
aSni9in feline &unlt 9e5eiSt.
@S 9ing pl5 @eridt, Der franz. Noniral
6amelin lperbe Da8 MarinezW finifterium nies
D~erle5en unD Dalelbe rperbe benz Brtn3en Sea,
polepn, Der ieet Uiiuiiter pOn Nlsier uno ben
@olonieen 1T, iibprtra9en tperoen. SAP
Wtit pieler Tbdtisfeit fubr mar in 6ranf.
reid fort, GeSelldiffe in Ddnpfel gu germans
Deln. agea
Marfte: 2iperpopl, 80. SUM. Das @et=
ter mar Der @rnte s%lniti8, Mebl mar fiat
Bsi5en felt; &crn flau. ae
Sem. Oorf, 10. Sui. Der DSmpfer
vNriel" ieselte bieleu Mittas mad liverpool ab
nit 24O Bai1asieren nno $4,000 Sartselo.
New-Dort, II. Suli. DaS z. 0fesi-
tnent fam plelen Wor9en UNI balb 3 l1br an in
beltem Wobliein. @S wurDe BON bielisen W4is
li5en na4 ieiner Irmcrp seleitet, DaS 3abl'
reid perlammelte Yublifum mar iebr entbulias
ltiI4. G8 puroen an petIAtepenen Srten
6euerwerle ab9ebrannt. Aa
Der @rtclon fam oieiea Wor9en BIER an.
News Yorf, Il. Suit. Ra& sroBerI
Siee fam beute elm itarter Sturm unb Ge5en.
8iume murpen uinserilien, Ddder unp aamine
wesseb[aien. SIN 2anDe rihtete Elm heftlser}
sSaset SroBen S4aoen an.
@bteasp, TO- Sult. SenatOr 8 81
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las warbe bier s~lansenO e~ulpfansen. Gr bielt
etne Geoe, N iDslder er feline SteGune in Der
aauiasirase pert1eipiste nno lia wieperbolt aur
Cincinnati Blattfcrul b%etannte. CSC pobnten
iibsr 10000 Yerlcne1t Dem @rnpfanse bei gro,
Der @ntbuliasmus berrl4te uno Nadts murpeu
in peridiepenen Gbeilen Der Start 6euerwerfe
ab9ebrannt.
Neneres aus WerttO.
New sSr1eanS, 10. 5alt. @ir ba=
ben nenere NaAridten Don Sera @ru5. Die
9ei9afte lie9en gang barnieber. Die Nrmee
mtrO ourd furdtbare &lanfbeiten 9elidtet.
Dur4 bas @robeben sin8en iiber SO Dlen.
ldenleben D~erloren.
Der ensliide unO fran3Slilde @elanote ha'
ben tbren 2anosleuten 9eratben, bic 3pan98s
anlelbe uuter Prctelt gu be5ablen. Der anle:
rttantlde @elanote oase9en cppcnirt Der ans
lelbe uilo perlan9t ieiue YdIe. Gr partet auI
neue Snltrnttionen BON ieiner 6e9ierung.
Ntoauri unO @ar5a marl9iren se9en
Die Sauptltaot.
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Sci SIS. st. Sdbmibt, go, IS u. @apfr

tf1f ipebCn wieber eth. 80 --r~.N
5u m bpIbt,s 8Osmps. a BSube $500
Mt1as su 5umbrlbt's 8psntps tn s. isferunaen 600
Ytersr5a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. NuH.
20 8be. NIT Ntlas. cleg. aebuaben $500
@rp dtauS @pnperfattpnss 2ertfpn. 10. &na. 16 @te. 3
clee. aeb.t 80" $50
% teaanb'S Concentrations Qerifpn. Is 8be. aebunb. 400
S&bpler's Bad Der gtatur. 10. MuFaee aebuposn 1.6S
5t6dtarbt, SduIe Der &b, mite. g. &uh, aebunp. 225
@llweIlls enelf6-beutlGes QDSrterbuG %8ebunbsn 100
WtlItamS, eneltfAsSeuti6es TafAenwbrterbn9 9eb. 100
8 teuet@ u d Ibes Qebens! Gaidenlteeerbuds fur q Ea
bas beutfGe Gplf. @ntbalt 80 Der b%eltebtetsn
gplts-, Splbatsn- unb Irinh cher. aebuneen 30
S&4d 8 ne d ne N bftebSnf BUD Mpfts. Las
" Id ertms Ma eeppttf6e @sbetmni1e 30
. er GrpB 9 unfeblbdre Gr au m beuter. -
\gD abrfadefarte Der @IIe 2eHprmarp+ 20
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MISUNDERSTANDING

s SD ssige mstnen SreanOen, fOpte etnsm seebrIen Vablifuut
biermit an, bdB tb metne @lFsfabtit anO 0iflins Depot Won
Sbarptrabe, nad go. SO 0tertb @reterltraBe
Der lest babe, SD babe bier ME i'm alien 2Ufal einen arpeen
0orratb BON benz bef n Q8ein- uno eiber-@1Fg, fpptt Fem BE-
Itebtsn SO Issnbttter. SeIbf etneenn6te ptfels, tomatoes
unp auDere sinsema@te 5ra&te fnN tets in oOrsaelt6er Aua-
II at AT baben bel GbaS. Qetnertt
CSunt02S II MC Q9 (ErpferHr
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ben beioeu arSBten Seemadten ldpar8ef sepeH'
5Slud in Oieier 8ermidtuns 1T bic Saltun9 Sns'
lambs bis lest cine ourhauS ebrenbatle. wevp.
ten li4 Die Ser. Staaten Elm Se'lp'sl Dta'
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BIER an. 81
Na9 grocer
Sturm unb 6e9en.
DdAer unp &amtne
ri9tete elm beftiSer
Senatcr g.
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sis. q l8. aENI1.

II nter3et6neter madt feinen 5reunben unt benz Yublfum
tiermit belannt, bb er TN Stanbe TT, wd9renb Der eansen
Gpnmer. Cation has bette Cts, bas tn bieem Staate iernals
amtbewabrt wurbe, gu liefera. Gs 1T pDn gutter Dtde unS srn
rehnent 8rab ~tasswaner, anp befnbet IT'D sa Jtpd6aIe, valtc.
Is cuutp, nabe ben Sdrnnen Der 6erren Seize 3ltngIuff It. 0api.
tan Butter. tie betrefs Der QaattSt Musfnaft eesea fSn.
nen.- Maftrdse. BITE tn Birclps Qeber-9aben, Ghtaplpe, nufoe-
seben perben, werben punttIt& befpret.
I'D m. s. SIer.
N-&ts'Oeppt' MISUNDERSTANDING. u Nat226Wt
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John Herzog,
g2crbolf<@de BON 2erlngtcn uno Srparbfrafe.
anhrifnnf MN N1nnler In 6arhinaoren

bSIt tfets cine ereee, euta1s rttrte @uswaH BON Gifenwaaren
unb fabrt,trt aGs @ertea pSa 5flOdern fur Gbiret umb MS>
DC JDerfaeu9e far 5rlsdrbetter, 9axss unb Euhenaeratts
SSaften unb S@neiberwerf5euse, Wfefsr, S6eeren. @6raus
bsasteper.- Gtferns Settasasu, Seldnesr, wtal9tnsn ausr
israrbett, ais S6iSGer fur 8trden, Stpre, @epSibe, 8nults,
rnerhsn nmf 3 efeAuna gut nnb bamerbdft aentdht z Snni3O ].
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0IffrDIDnic.

Der eutppdifbe, widenf3aftlt6o s~ebilbste @arplp8 Or.
S9IDefer TT mad feinem alien Ylase, SO. 131 9 arglte
nfef +. @fs BON 8antfr. 8aridg .tsert. VI TT sn F@ere
5eiratbs anselesenoeiten. @r tam aae Dinee eOraas lasen.
Suites e6sr 8Bles, fur Sel6t, 6e tn 9efapr fme 1eer i1naar
Mneabe Dpn ibren &ebenspcrtD mntni1en iabrdus, tdbretn gu
tabea winfdsn. SUI&e baeen tbt Nlter 8enaa aniusebea
Ruren spa aaen ~ntpaersSfen 8ranttetten. an Dtenf6en unb
9ieb MAIDEN. Mle Dtettnisea.. peldpe iett ianesr 5ett trane
inb unbT nfht oefunb perben tDRnen; unbetnnnter urfd6enf
peoen. mSaen It'd an Or. SplDeaer weneen, er miro tbnen ba.
Der Nusfunft geben ub tie pehen.
RotB mirb fir Mrue pber Rraufe Cratic ettbettt.
gsSinaunoen fir Damet IS @ts., fur 5erren so Cts.
= Sfacso BON s ltr @~prnittd8s BITS 40 lbr Nbenbs,
~, HSSrs IN am Nenfer. as Mdr 24Mt
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Office Der Baltimore Wa6ers@omp.
0{OrfTrhf

Das @efeb rtrb NIT 9tsenee sesen dae perfUnen %ansensn'
ben @tanbbeRBes Der @ta6t, OSer bet'n Sa6en, 8tiaen u. (. 10.
tn ben @twa1ern ertappt rerOen. De pUltaet bat beiUnpel
Snltrutticnen, aae perarttge uebertreer gu perbaften.
Wtdt8 3nt S1S. 6 inter- gBdGcrs Snq enteur.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Arrive ss ConnssssiIM wft day by . A M,
Leave connrrssdIs Thursday And Saturday a, 10
IN,
Arrive a. kasLvlh BY 8 p IN,
i2oiT From Rushvils by lIsnncssd Csrhase, Wsslsud
GsesDhsd. HsrscI, Alfoe5 lsatols, and O6c 10
NcHlesv.'le, 90 miles and back once week
i,eave Ru.hvlls Saturday a, m,
Arrive st Aiiont by M.
Leave Afcnt Thus~isy al q IN;
,Ar've ., Nobles,ils by ~,
Leave Noblesvle Thussdsy at p m,
Arrive si AlIont BY pm,
Leave Alfount Fidsy al m;
Arrive al Rushviile by y M
Iaois From steoes by Orange, New Salem. RicblsnJ
C'a'ksburg, and knsvton, to Grsensburs, s3 m les
aud back, once a week.
Leave Stsele's Tuesday at 8 a m;
Arrise al eifccsisbuTg same day by m,
Leave Gte%nsburg "Wednesday st 8 m;
Arrive at Steslo's day by p m.
i2e4s From seeles 10 LcnIwood. miles and bark once
~ week.
Leave s,ccls's Saturday st2pm,
Arrive at Longwood BY 3 m,
Leave Lonswood Saturday al 81 p m,
Arrive at stseIr's by AZ IN,
1880 From Brookv.llr. ~ Wynn, Noun. C.rmel, Phi
Isn'hopy. f.rih and Psddys Ron, to Ress. 20
miles end bsck, twice week.
Leave BrooAy'lls Tuesday shd fiid.y :. SIN;
Arivc Al Ross by II m;
hesso soss Tuesday and Friday at pm,
Arrive at Brcoksie by pin.
l2o5l From BrooA.ie BY k,us Trek, South Gate Saint
Leon. krso. Logan, and Blight, 10 Lawrence
burg, 3 miles and back, once xeek.
Leave BrookviIle Friday a b ain,
A'rvc al hswentebAsz 5y 3 IN;
l.sssc l.Awfcnccbuss Saturday a 8 am
Arrive At bfookv,le by 5 y IN.
SVo@ FROM pFookvile, by Oak Forest Jennings, Pepper
,ovn, aud OIdsnburs, IL Ba,esvlIs, IA miles and
back, oace wesk.
Leave Brookvife Friday at N,
Arrive at BstcssiIIc Same day by IL m;
Leave Baiesville Friday At IN;
Arrive at Bro kvic ssms day by pm
2O53 From BrookviiIc, ~ Blue Greek and Herman, To
Spades Depot. IS miies and back. times a week.
giving saint Peters twice week sids mail
by schedule 70 make The proper connsxion with the
railroad.
1854 From Gulfod, Ly York; vle Now AIsace, Herman
and Way, 10 Oldcnburg, 20 miles and back, once
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Leave Creens Fork Tuesday, Thursday, aud ssur
day N IN;
Arrive at Lynn by i2 m,
Leave Lynn TUESDAY. T'hur~d.y. and Saturday at
Arrive al Gssns Fesk by vpm
1904 From G,ees,'s fo.k. By Eoonouy, rreo'on, and
Cero GsJe 10 Winchester, ~ miles and back,
thrcs times week
Leave Green's rorA Tossd.y, Tbn'.d.y. and saur-
Arrive Il Winchester By sm;
L-svs winehoe,er Tuesday, Thu'sd.y, aud Saturday
alPTi
aos5 From Hsgersaosn BY Datoa Lczsntvilie, Hewts,
NsH, Windsor. Psstev Fsisvisw, and Dunknk,
TO P,nnviIs, Al milss snd bsct, oncs week.
- Leave Hssssssowu Thursday st ban;
Arrive At Psnnvilie by 7 . M,
Leave PenuSilts Friday ct 8 q 10,
Arrive at Hssersaown BY pm
frcpvSaes to csnmeoce Ut Lozantviie, emitting IL a
gerr,own cod Dalton, ~iii be considered.
l30x6 Fsom Nswesse ~ Dan Wsbssss, Rgersvile, snd
af Iussy, ro Maacssown, 26 miles and back.
Leave Newcssils Friday II 9 . n;
Arrive at Munciesown by IN;
Leave Muncic,own Saturday sssm
Arrive at Newcastle by I'M.
1907 From Newcastle, by Cadix, Mecha0i, sbug Ovid
and Hun'sviAe, 10 Psadistn, "a miles snd back,
twice work. sE
I,ssss Newosssls Tssudsy and Friday at ssm
Arrive at Psndisou by ~,
Leave Pendeton Wednesday ana Saturday n, g a M
Arrive at Newcastle Ny ID.
l2o2s From Ander0p, by Psospssisy. Alexandria, Sum
nss'lle, Grant, a'd Jo0eshosc', 10 Marion, 30
miles and hack, thres mes week.
Leave Auderson Tuesdsy, Thur.dsy, snd Saturday
AT sf4tst tts
Arrive al Ms'iou by n,
i'snve Marion M"nsiay "Wednesday, and Fr,.v :,
Sam; M sst sfs hsl8 -'"'J -
D.. N',--..o oy ep m.
.ys,,sss fH six times week servce invited.
ku
Hnshurgh, u Anderson, =: miles and back, once
week
Leave Noblesv lie Saturday al I'm;
Arrive at Anderson hy I'm;
Leave Anderson Friday al m;
Arrive At Nobcxville by m.
f2O3O From PendIcton by Books Mills cls,ksyIc No
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-21

THE Celebrated Lattice Crown Skirt,
warranted not to collapse, fer sale at ne
NEW YORK
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q. white.

U. j. White.
1t will be seen by the following. that the tai
euts, skill and energy of our old friend and form
er fellow-citizen, U. B. White, Esq. are appre-
ciated abroad, as well as at home. Many of the
best buildings, bridges, &c, in this vicinity, are
the handiwork of Mr.. White and his former
partner, VIM. Il. Weeks.
The following is from the Des Mons, Iowa.
JouTael.
CouRT AVENUE BRIDGE-This SPLENDID struc-
ture is now nearly finished, and stands out in its
beautiful proportions to attract the eyes and ac-
eommodate the necessities of the people. 1t is
an honor % the builder, the company. aud our
city, The following are some of the figures;
Til extreme length of the bridge is 542 feet.
There are four spans of 1876 feet each. with two
double trusses, upon the Burr principal. with
double arches of III feet spring. boited to each
truss. The width of the Bridge is 81 feet, form
ing a double wagon track There are also side
walks, five feet wide, outside of the trusses, and
protected by hand-rail and lattice.
The superstructure was designed and built,
under contract by q. B. White, Esq, an exper-
fenced builder from Newton Falls. Ohio, who
accidentally visiting our city, was induced to
undertake this work. The whole has been done
in the short space of less than five months No
bly, has Mr.. White performed his contract in the
construction of this bridge. He can well afford
to be proud of hi works. He has reared a mon
ument to his skill and ability as a builder. which
will cause him to be remembered for years to
come.
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crrrrLaxp. o.. loan March. ls5s.

~
paoF. II. P, GATcnELL=Dear 4Sir=Allow me,
as / am about to bid you good bye, and to re
turn to my home in Iowa, to renow most emrhat-
ieally. my eft repeated assurances of the high es-
TEEN / entertain for you as q man, and of the
singular and eminent ability you possess as a
medical scholar. l sincerely trust that in in
creasing, as you now have very largely, the
number of your clients, you may meet with that
success TO which you really are entitled, in view
of your sperior integrity as a man. and your uni
yersally conceded remarkable capacity to de-
tect and treat the obscure and Intractable class
of ailments to which your attention has to long
been almost exclusively devoted. and in
which direction you have attained to so marked
a degree Of celebrity. ! shall ever remember
with pleasure the acquaintance l have had with
you, and shall ever be proud to number you
among my most respected friends.
am, dear sir, very truly yours,
EDWARD a. GUILBERT.
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Burglary.

Burglary.
The Store of Mr.. T. NJ. Abel, N
Mecca was entered by thieves. on last
Thursday night, and goods to the amount
OF ten or twelve hundred dollars. stolen.
Entrance was gained by the thieves. by
cutting out a pane of glass from the
door or window, after which The door
was opened.
Wagon tracks of a peculiar kind,
were seen before the door in the morn
ing. These tracks were followed some
distance. and it is thought a clue to the
robbers is obtained.
Nh. Abel had just received a new
stock of goods. and the scamps had a
chance to make good selections.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Iiarsh,
-. In Iru,iSul. Oc1.1 R.r-s
s.r9aaa Lee. ct. 81.


Byyirtue OF an alias order Of sale. Issued scs 81 The
Ccur Of Common Fiets. 81 rruDlHr.f CaOuty- Oeie.;o
Iat directed and d=li verrsi. 4 have levied on and sAA J.
expose to Pablo s-.e. At lie door - he ccUrt usus
ia Warreu, ia sa~iierusiy,S On
sataIday. the S:h G%y OF Say, 1855,
let -~en tire hours Ct Ieo'cIock 5. ". aai4 a,eiSes =.
M-of s=id day. the toilosiug described Real EstAts.to
Wit: situate in F1r=iHctoa. T0wHship M 6, ~ AL
eeIu-y Of f~ruahr!l. ana is kEOxn ~ parts fl-ts Ne--
- An 50; lot ~ IS known ~ tsag > rart q lot jim
Nest Ty the lines " said lot. On the North hy AN~s =
be run parallel With the soata Eus q said It, and -
far north a. 10 cesfsiI fifty acres % land. A.sOs.f
acres in said Township Cf Sirnirgton beirs il l0ree
bouaded IS follows: On the LAST ny Land uf Darrell
Davidson. SOuti, BY the lot lire, West by the wsst sHre
1t said lot and on the North ~ lands d, c,cd to Ecsn
" iidmaH. Jr. computed to contain q acres Of lSna.
be ne same uUre or less
Excepting and rescrying therefrom tvs aSres % \
homestead, set OF to Simeon Lee, wh.ch i described
as folIOws. to Sis- Commencing at the Narth-Te-t
corner Of alsne Cunning east f.oni 4 nertn and seD'I
public highway. which lzHe Il sbout p fe<t seTtH OF
the present dwelling 81 S.Eieen Lee, on lot 80 tieEVs
East Is rods; theHc- North to q post. so.f-r tSai =
running 4 line west from said Peiut aud parallel With
said Lane 70 said highway. and thence scrsh along TIE
east fine Of said highway 10 the Place Of heEiEning-
"a vfll eonsain within said boundaries t<o acres
laEd- or which is the present dwelling house 0f said
Ice; said hoEestesd il IN let Mob Appraised =
SCI per acre after making che exception above Eansd.
A.e. LYMAN sh-ris-
! SharfG's ONCE. warren. snr.IT ts5S-5a-lSe.
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] p. COATES GENUINE" SIX
. /. Cord spool Thread, only CENTS" per
spoo,. ~ STEWARDS.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Samuel J. Glsasonl
Va n T~rumtulc cnamon Peas

v.r e'sh0h ''e
Bg virtue Of AZ order OF sale, issued ont u the Cour.
81 Common Pleas Of Trurnbrll County. Ohio, 70 ne
directed ami .i-ii cred, ] have leviei on. =ui shall
cxncse to Patiic Sale, at the dYor ofth= Court House,
In Warren. in said Couaty, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of lay, 1853,
~het~een the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 e'eloSk 7.
n. OF said lay the fol- wins described Real Estate 20
wit: Situate in HGah5rd. Township No B. in the EIst
rage Of Townships IN the CONNECTICUT Hts-eru Re
serve. in the Stats Of 0Ain. and which is also in tie
County Of TrumhUll. and is kH0vn by Leias bounded
as ~foiIoas: Beginning at q POST Standing in the cas-;
side OF los Ne -, ard running south along the road
leading from the centre OF Huhhzid to BroOklch ia
the southeast corner Of sail lUt No. -; thence Vest
to the south Y est corner OF sail lot No. IS, aud thence
Nor.lI on the We; fiue Of said lot No p 10 a post. and
from { hence last parallel 20 the soeth line OF said lot
: Nos . TO a post or place OfbeginainE, continuing fifty
aercs ii Land. more Ur less.
ALSO, ore ether piece situate in uEihard Town
ship. aul bounded IS follows: Beginning az = pos:
standing on the northeast corner OF a traCt Of laai
beIJagia-to Jno. Hay uOoli thence running along the
road thst leads Tom tine centre OF Hubbard to bro.k'
fefa. - 4 post standing IN the line OF sail road 30 far
north rs that a line TasniHz west 1t right angles with
said road Enj.i it s,rikrs the Erss iine 81 lot No. ..
and tiierce on said line TO the north east corner o. saii
john IfayK0oi's Land. a. SHALL contain aud inc 'ude
witiiie said line CO acres Of iaIl.
Both pieces containing ore hundred and ten acres
more or less. Appraised ~ $40 Pcr acre. TEzxs-
Cash c. day o!S@ic-
A. B. LYMAN. sheriff.
Cb.riNrx OEee Wa-ran srrffff lS5c-5r-I -.
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Elder Isaac Errett.

A friend has shown US a letter from
Elder A. S. Hayden, late principal ollie
Hiram Institute, in which he saws he
learns by a communication from Elder
Isaac Errelt, formerly of this place, the
following, respecting hislabors in his new
home, at Lyons, Fonia Co., Michigan.
A church was formed there, perhaps a
year ago, with twenty four members. Il
now numbers over one hundred aud sixty
and a powerful work of conversion is
still going IN.
Elder Erreti has for some time, been
corresponding Secretary of the American
Christian Missionary Society, a post
which devolves upon him a large amount
of labor. lie is also associate of The
Christian Reuiew, the leading weekly pa
per of the Disciple Church, published in
Cincinnati.
He is thus placed in a wider sphere,
and one which he possesses the talents
and energy to ill.
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Gard.

a CarQ.
1 feel greatly indebted to the ladifs of War
ren, for aiding a down-troden aud disfranehised
people, to support their minister by giving him
a Donation. The ladies spared no painst 70 make
the occasion an agreeable one. and I'm en-
eouraged by this evidence, that a Christian
Public sympathises with Us, to go on and preach
glad tidings.
Revs. Brown and Baker were present, with
gifts | am especially indebted to Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. Foulk and Mrs. Iddings, also to the Pastor
and Trustees of the Baptist Church, for the use
of the basement of that Church.
The amount received in money WIS eighteen
dollars. for which am very thankful.
AMOS HAMMOND,
Minister Of the Colored N. E Church.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumhas & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and ClsTe-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
st Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
=" Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
:. Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c.
Warren with Hacks 20 Sharon, Greenville Mead
VILE, Bloomfield. Garfield, &c
E" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by 2. f.. W.
q C. Rail Road TO Pittsburgh.
April II. 1858. CHAS. L. RHODES supt.
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Warren. March 81. lS5s-ST.
IN THE COURT OF coMMoN

John liu.ehius. J D. Cox, & K. ". Ratii1,
Trustees & AsSiruses o. Cirrus BoSw0rth.
VS.
Erlel;re T. Burrows and Urhzne Burrows
her husband Louisa Burrows aad Lorenzo (sSxxoss-
Burrows her hUsasnd, A.by Ann BruIn
aud Amzi BruiG her -husbaDa. Rope R.
Hiri and Thomas Hird her husband
John +. Beaver. Cyrus Bosworth. Charles
Bosworth, and John 81. SElL-
The defendants REeiine &. Burrows. Urhane BR-~
rows. Louisa Burrows. Iore-z0 Burrows ABBY Ana
Bru;n ard AMI BrGin win tsSe Eotice that The plain
tics. as Trustees and AsSigrees ef Cyrus Boswar.a.
have this Beth March, iS5S, h.sd ,hsir petition asking
far the specific performance. Of certain land contracts
for tas sale Of certain lsn,ls IN tie Township OF Lords
town. in said eounsy- 81 which the said defendants
named are with tie defendants Hope R.. aEa fhcnAs
HID the hotlers OF the legal title Of said lands. Sid
PETITION farther sets forth that thsre is due aoOc-tne
sum II $3.50 on said Contracts. which p!alrtss. ~,
ready to pay. and asks for an ordsy Of Court tait ssit
defendants on said payment, make conveyance of sad
lands and for other relief.
said defendants must appear ard answer ty the 5a
DAY Of June next. or said petition Will be taken fE
confessed by them. and Judgment enssred accordingly.
H~UTcuINS, cox K RATLIFF,
March 81, lD55-6w PLAINTIFF.
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The Luca Family

The Luca Family
VIII give a concert on Thursday, (to-morrow)
evening. at Empire Hall This Family have
given several concerts in this place, at different
times. and their talents are already known TO
many of our citizens. The performance of the
young Pianist, Master Luea, is wonderful.
They have been travelling in different parts of
the United States for the last three or four years
and have received high praise from very many
sources. Within the last few weeks they have
appeared before the Cleveland public. several
times, and the press has spoken of their perform
ancet in the highest terms.