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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

TINE SUBSCRIBER wishing to return South
offers tor sale the place upon which ne
resides, consisting of TWENTY AND A HALF
ACRES, situated in Fairfax County, upon the
old Leesburg Road. which separates it from the
grounds OF the Theological Seminary
re- The DWELLING Is two story frame
III building, Completed in the Fall OF 1860
containing five good sized rooms, exclusive OF
kitchen, s,oreroom, and pantry. A well Of ex'
cellent water at the door.
Its proximity TO Alexandria, and the neighbor.
hood ahording the best society, makes 1t desira.
bic. ii only for Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, or upon the premises, to
Fairfax Co, iy 27-eG.f A. G.. N. SMETS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

The New York Courier and Enquirer. IRE
publican, whistles" Senator Douglas "down
the wind" and advises it. party to have moth
ing to do with bin. The Senator stands
fighting both the Administration and the
Republicans. Can he prevail against both !?
Add if they both crush him-what then?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH Clos
N sly HAIR, COMPLETELY PREsEzyEO ToTH
GRga TEST AGE.-And who that L. grey wOl.
not have il restored to former color; or bald b;
would have the growth restored, or tfo1Jt
with dandruf and itching, but would have u p
moved, or troubled with scrotUla, scald head
other eruptions, but would be cured, or with ia
head ache, (neuralgIa) but would be cured. j
will also remove all pimples from the face ar,
skin. Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORAIlh
will do all this see circular and the following
ANN ARBoR November 5, ls56.--PGOr D..
WooD-DEAR SIR Il have heard much SAID @
the wonderful effects OF your HAIR RESlV
RATIVE, but having been SO of:en cheated N
quackery and quack nOstrums, hair dyes, &c
was disposed to place your Restorative m 'a'
same category with the thousand and one ioui'
ly trumpeted quack remedies, until ! met youG
Lawrence county some months since, when goo
gave me such assurance as induced the trial e
your Restorative IN my iamIly-frst by o.
good wife, whose hair had become very TIM az
entirely white, and before exhaustIng one O.
your large bottles, her hair was restored near
10 its original beautiful brown color, and sh
thickened and become beautiful and glo"
to use it, not simply because OF its beauuiyE
effects upan the hair, but because OF its Lsa,
fu influence upon the head and mind Warn
of my family and friends are using your h.
rative, with the happIeSt effects; Therefore q.
skepticism and doubts IN reference 10 q, ear
acter and value are entlrel y removed; and CO.
and do most cordially and confidently recon
mend It's use by all who would have Their a1E
restored from white or gray 10y reason Of 'Ic'
ness or age,) to original color and beauty a..
by all young persons who would have tneH t''
beautiful and glossy. Very truly and sra','-'
ly yours, SOLOMON MAN.
FRIEND WooD 1t was q long time si'd
saw you at Blissfeld before got the bottle O.
Restorative Tor which you gave me an "ii"
upon your agent IN Detroit, and when ! 70"
We concluded to try II on Mrs. Manns han "
the surest test OF It's power. II has COY ..
| that you assured me il would DO and o'a''' =.
| my family and friends, having witnessed -,
| iects, are now using and recommending 10
| TO others as entitled to the highest con'.'H'
| ton you claim for IT, Again, very re'P'c,.''
and truly, YOURS, SOLOMON NAM.
CARLYLE, Ill, June IS, 1852 u na's ~. .r'
Prof. o J. WOODS HAIR RE>lORAI,.,
and have admired its wonderful effects. =,
hair was becoming, as | thought, pfsms.-Fs.s.
gray, but by the use of his Restorative u -
resumed its original color, and have no oT-,'
permanently 80. S. BREESE, ex Senator :
o. J. WOOD & CO, Projectors, 81 ore. .,,
way, n Y, On the great n. Y. "Hs ha'''
Establishment) and ia Market su's.
Louis, Mo- And sold by all good DfOz5s
and Fancy Goods dealers. aP Zf--eo'|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

NOR SALE-Those very desirable Virgin.
ia lands, called "BUShY RIDGE PLAN
TATlON," consisting OF ONE THOUSAND
AND SEVENTY.ONE ACRES, situated IN
Prince William county, Va, 80 miles from Al
exandria, and about the same distance from the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown. Up
wards Of 400 acres are heavily tlmbered; the
balance is in various states OF cultivation At
r. present, there are three farm HOME
.EsgE. STEADS on the estate; but II might be
conveniently divided into 1, ., or more or less
farms, with an appropriation OF abundance "i
timbered lands, springs OF pue water, &C, for
each. A market for cord wood and cross.tIes
can be found on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, which runs through this property. !
will sell either the whole In one lot, or IN parts,
as can be agreed upon, to suit purchasers, on
accommodating terms. Persons wishing TO
view these lands, &c, will be shown the same
by Mr.. Albert +. A. King. who dwels on one
OF the homesteads called Gammavlle and any
further particulars will be furnished on Lpplica.
ton to the subscriber. EDWARD KING,
jy 2-eolm' City Road, Alexandra. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Printing in Glass has been successfully &C
com plished by a gentleman in New York
city. By a new process be is enabled to
print letters and figures Of various designs
on glass 10 multicolors, with facility almost
equal to ordinary printing on common paper.
Labels can be printed by this process direct
ly on bottles of any size and form. These have
the appearance of having been placed there
By the hand, aud are indelible. Lettering
Oh glass by the new process can be done at
less than one-third the present cost. The in-
vsptor is abou, to apply for patent for bis
novel and useful improvement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

A letter from Great Salt Lake City gives
the particulars of the peace Conference"
with the Mormops. The Saints made great
"to-do" at first, but subsidized very soon. The
letter seems to doubt their sincerity, and
their future intentions. They only submit,
because thew can do no better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21
SOhhl N!CAIED.
school vacaiIona.

Please inform me why it is, that althcGa
many consider "idleness the parent Of vice
and rowdyism and rufhansm rapidly il.
creasiug, that the youths of the presen, i,r
are compelled to remain idle three month,
at timer Rest and recreation are CERTAIN
ly necessary 10 degree, after bodily or mer.
tai fatigue; but is it absolutely necessary t.
the development of the faculties, that ous
fourth Of the year should be spent 10 eu.i,.
idIeness which is now the case accorjio,
to the present arrangement of schools, aud s
an evil which neither parents or guardI.n
can prevent, as no employment can be cs.
tanned for that space OF time. ln former
years, the month of August was consiIers.
long enough to refrain from study-true tL.
brain then was not GRAINED with 80 nar7
ologies and isns as 1t is at present, I'LL tt.
children Of "this generation are wiser taa.
the children of light" but would it not ts
better to divide the time, so as not to con.
all at once, if three months are really necy
sary. Parents who send their children
country boarding schools. hoping to lmp',n
their health by country air, as soon as ic
hot season sets in, have them sect bone 10.
I'll the first of October. Many a well dl.Fy
sed youth is ruined for the want of euP.y.
ment, and having idle associates, can 1t y
wondered at, when be is dismissed Tor th'ts
months from bis studies, having nothing T.
engage his attention, and wearied with ih'
monotony of home that he should "wl.kn
the counsel of the ungodly, stand 10 tue w'I
of sinners, and sit in the seat Of the scott
ful." Is there no remedy for this? NJ
balm in Gileadf Let US oil use our 10
fuence, and may the effect be that ''o''
sons may grow up as the young plaut., 80!
that our daughters may be as the poli:ls.
corners Of the temple" is the sincere wish q
A PARENL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Extracts from Brigham Youns's sermon
to the Saints" Of Utah. previous to the late
peace treaty, are published, but they do not
make clear the why and wherefore OF bis
movements. lie advises the people to cave
all their provisions-and tells them they
"may come back, or they may not"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

The Richmond Enquirer says that its edi-
tors disagree about the Kansas question
some holding with Mr.. Douglas, some with
the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Cornelio, the famous "blind guide" of the
Esoorial, in Spain, has lately died. He will
be remembered by all travellers in Spain,
Though totally blind be gave accurate de-
scriptions Of all the pictures which be
allowed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Another distressing accident happened last
week, in one of the Coal Mines near Potts
Vile, Pa. Four men and boy were suft-
Gated IN slope of the mine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Several recent murderous ARRAYS, and
Standings, are recorded in the Baltimore pa
pers, as having occurred in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

NJ CUNT HEBRON FARM FOX SAL
M We will sell at private sale, the ta"I I,
near Alexandra, in Fairfax County Shy".
MOUNT HEBRON FARM, lying lmm''.'' :,
on the line of the Orange and AIexanihS 2,
the Independent line OF the Manas:a' fpfy,
roads, and containing FOURlkEN !" ,,s
DRIED ACRES The farm has OIL II -.
- BUILDINGS, Saw Mil. and ) "
Jill good tncing. Four hundred acre. = a.
grass; about one hundred under cuIfI'aLys.,
the remainder in original growth ufas
Oak, Chestnut, Hickory, &c The lana W." ",g
sold in parcels or entire, as may oes' 800
sons who may desire to buy. !,
Terms made known on application -
undersigned, on the place, or address III
the Alexandria Post Office. J. T. kpoo'iI
my lh-eotf or n. '. hp'.,--->
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21
Culpeper County, my 4-eotf

CTEAM SAW-NlLL-The undersigned
- would respectfully announce TO the public
that their Steam wMlll Is now in operation,
about four miles West OF Culpeper Court House,
and that they are now prepared to furnish lum-
Der ofevery description at the shortest notice
and upon reasonable terms, comprising all tho
usual kinds suitable for building purposes
They have on hand about four thousand feet
q various kinds-some well seasoned.
JEFFRIES & GAINES.
Cnlpeper Co., feb l-eo6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Tho Union declares that the present
source of danger to the Democratic party,
is from, those 'professing allegiance to its
organization, and claiming fellowship With
the very cause which they are stabbing to
the heart" 1t, therefore, contends that 5000
Citation" and all that, is bad policy, and
that "this dagger from within should be re-
PEELED with vigor and sternness equal to
the novelty Of the case, and the urgent neces,
stiles of the emergency" So, MIR. Douglas
and bis f-:scds, aud all his aiders, and abet'
tors, sad sympathizers, "must stand from
UNDER What will the Richmond Eoquirer
say to this declaration of war" on the part
Of the Administration?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

n ARE CHANCE FOR BOOK b ~ ~.
III CATALOGUES SENT FREE - r
pete classified Catalogue OF Books 10 eve, ,,,.,4
partment Of Literature, containing ile y
inducements to purchasers, can De op wT.S,
sending your address to u. u ,h','J,Ip.i
Publisher, 439 Chestnut street, fh''''''
Philadelphia, je 24-w3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE;
7 i offer Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which I now reside, containing 33j AcREs.
This Farm offers great inducements to the pur.
chaser from its locality, being within ? ] miles OF
NitcheIls Station, and OF the Rapldan, and
thereby brought into immediate connection, by
railway, with Richmond and Alexandria. L. Is
beautifully situated in one of the best neighbor.
hoods in the State. The improvements are a
kMssA comfortable D TELLING with six
.Eass rooms and all other necessary out-houses,
n more particular description is unnecessary.
as those wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves For further description, ap-
ply to J. C. GREEN, at Culp, per Ct. House, or
the subscriber at Mitchells Station.
VIM A. ROBERTSON.
Culpeper County my a-sotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

A Ny ONE wishing to purchase one Of thu
n most beautiful and desirable FARMS OF
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, about 81
miles from Alexandria, will do well make Il
immediate application to
R. B. WILLIAMSON.
Warrsnton. sep l0-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21
ALEXANDRIA,:

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 81, 1858.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29

The Trsalurer viii; attend at the usual places Of he'll
Ing Elections in the following namei Townships C.
TrumhuI County. for the parPose Of receiving Taxes
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlCWS!

nF all sizes. s'vles and patterns, ar,
~ nos Kept constantly on han1 hy the subscriber
at his rev stand on South Street. Warren, O.; amoA-
~hica lIts sc found ;he i"liaxinE:
Right ari Lee iaaI Pow. % I'll styles ard PAT
tens a. --rer-i use star Intravr: p!oas. Nrs >
ara :. iii Piocs ground rcafv fer ssc. siso. St--i
r,osS- !"irt-n 81 -. 'eScr. pti1us. sarrdUte: eIial To-
th- h--t 10 market our P'rwS 1Fg gotten ~ hv our
selves. ErtIas. foreign aid Is Z" either Patterns OF
Mechanics. ti-o ni;;s gr-h. AMI all other kinds ..
PUi.ts cr had at all ,'a-s
F"l!1v flo1s ars - ju-tir celebrated. aud so veil
ard f.Tort'y SvusB - ;ur farming community ~ to
meet ~ further "a "sy- have also GA hanf 4 sGPpiv
(tni shall keer she Stme at al gimes) of DsffEoe'S
triern'icr: itprsr stk-. male frol the- b- :. second
manner is au honest mechanic. Naah'rn's Wrought
Iron Frame anal Reversible Stcci Teeth Cultivrinrs.
also. Ho06.n Frame 10 Improved T,cra1rGs-tcT
Chrrns- all sizes, and BeIn-its iEi -oyei Mul=y era
dis-.
AiIwork made or sid ~ me. warranted as cheap
or cheaper than At airy other establishment oftIl kind
in tn section. Farmers would do we'll to call aud
-Ntmine my stock Heiar- purchasing -iseUhrre Par
tirniar attention = ven Ia all kinds Of repairing il my
lire Of h2siness AMI charges moderate.
To iay f-ieudssui patrons I E1ult return ny thanks
for former patronage. and solicit a continuance OF the
sane.
y. r.. All Goods aud Work warranted
d. II. NNE AGEST.
South st, / door East OF HUI ~ Co.'S.
tnTIl =. l~5~ If. Machine Works.
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SCHOOL BOOKS-An assortment
~ can Away he found AZ ROWS'
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PrOcia7,sasiGi,.
ELECrION.

ANNUAL ELECTION
T A 3 LYMAN Shrriff ~ Trumhu'l
L Cnnlty .'i.in 10 hereby no;iy the qi.id>l e'ec
tors Of seid County 1ih4t
TUESDAY tscfo6eT. l2th, 1885,
is the Ia Al point q ~ Ia for sOl ing sfectian IN the
St,.e 4 5hiC. at 81 en- TING Nh-v KiIl s-m l. sttneir
several niaH . sf hn'atus vi-ct7Dns. in the rfe>te aye
T'sUship- AMI proceed ybsilut % vot-fne i"IiOHirt
St4fc and C.rEt. Ollie T " me Snhr-'n" ini@r'
one COmVtrsI II: e-e Auoru=y '-n-rtI; one 1rrher
board of IA, lie W3Tss; one sep-es-rtanv- IA I"n-
gr-ss; one coarts Auditor: On CpuIty comm ssi"h- -
.u- Cannr, keeorist: nne C"u.gy Surveyor; on- ID
TO ter Of .'or-t l. Insrassrv-
GRAND AND PEriT JTROIs FOR COMMON PLEAS
aUKr.
The Township Trustees val D. tUEn a the same tiHc
.auI win heir Phi Book at election Jurors FOG tieir
-s-,-rf8r e Toxus hips. as io'EsNs;
-4aurrs No .utFt. q Ia NJ. IN aax. No. q be rsf-T.ea
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
Proceedings Of Council

September %. 1858.
Numbers all present, minutes read and sp-
proved.
Mayor reported the purchase Of lamps for
Council Room
The following bills were presented and order
ed paid: F. kInsman for tile s27.25 J. Bri
die, Street Commissions 25.75, ". T. Spear.
attending clock one year. so. 02; Beri Gil
bert. lamps, $40 90; W. F. Jones. Police officer
$500. W. Ritezel. Printing, $3.50; E. a. Smith
d Co, oil, 81.
Plans and specifications for an additional
sto-J to Mahoning Engine House No. /, were
submitted. and the matter referred to committee
o. Fire Department. with instructions to report
Is soon as practicable.
A Cross walk was ordered from the centre OF
the public square. across Liberty Street.
Committee on side walks were instructed to
examine walk from the old bridge, west. and
have the same repaired. if expedient.
a committee was appointed to examine roof
Of Neptune Engine House, and have the same
repaired.
The Mayor was authorized to contract with
some suitable person to take charge Of the Town
Clcck for the ensuing year.
On motion adjourned % Saturday night, Oct.
I'd. H.i
Attest 6.N. HAPGooD, Recorder.
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What is the Fuss?

A yourg man, the perfect picture of health
and manhood. wenthuTgiaE doxn " lrket- St.
and finally started on a iuil run, swinging his
hat. and exeisiming. 20 my face. my facr -
We rushed alter the excited man and enquired.
what is the fuss?' He hurri ledly replied. Il
am bound for RabEins d LcRoys to have my
photograph taken for my dear Susan Maria :;
am Ra6bi SO Leroy take the best pictures IN
Ohio We asked no more questions. We knew
iie young man was in his right mind.
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The County Fair.

Every body and their cousin are coming tn
the Fair. There will be On hand splendid hur-
5 s, great oxen, s;uprndous pumpkins. beauti-
fu; lasses, ard eEerythirg to delight the eye aud
please the taste.
Bushels of ginger snaps. barrels OF ginger pop
are being manufactured fer the occasion. There
will be on exhibition several long INKS Of The
oceanic Telegraph, a lock of Prof. Mors-'s hair
and a piece of the tail of the comet Come one,
come all. tring along your wives, sisters. babies
and your sweet Jerninies a SG!-orious TIME
awaits ycu.
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Thornton & Douglass Machine Shop

Messrs. Thornton d Douglas have removed
their Machine Shop to the Peasc Warehouse.
which they have renoieled into a very eonven-
lent building for their purposes. They have
taken out the second ioor entirely. thus making
a very high story. and afforling plenty Of light,
and abundance of roem The b%uiiiihg Is laGgs,
OF three stories, is one OF the most stengly cnn-
stcucsed. in the iowa. aud its location well
a 'apted Tor a machine shop The ine s%haiting
is aaout 40 feet in length giving ample rTm
for bells Is rua ~iAtlles. Pianers dc The L'il'r
Is Of tie ioesIn~uve kinl AMI th- engiae. Zone
OF sheir nwn n.anu'aetnre } Rms a. inic,iy as a
lsay's watch
M-ssrs, fhernton Il D"uglass have a'r-aiy
established. ;h,ir reputation a. manu'ac ufers
o. sseaIn ~enginvs. aaI now hace tie faeili-i.S To-
iii all rlers. ". wish them 'a5un ant sue
cess-
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For the General Fund / = 10 mills For Bridge Fund
9-2O mill. P0r County In1rRary Fund 81 10 MILL
Total County Levy = 40 Inn mills on the dollar. Total
State and County Levy 6 mills on the dollar.
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Z aaho1ing Railroad
me ~TABLE-No. I:

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~ ESzg--,
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OCTOBER -AProINTMENTs.

DR L. V PIERCE en- b. consulted
EIas fellows free of charge, remaining only one da5
IN each pace.
YnCSGsrovN. Union House, Tuesday. nctoaer u.
MEEFES. GaSkiH House Wednesday. october -
CAsFIELr, BaS;w cs House. Thursday. nctnier IL.
SaLEl. Earguhag House. Frr'aS Outo. er H.
MA. Sturgeon II US, saturday, October 10.
HELtSyILLc. Wnit4cre House Monday, tctui'sr L.
NV I.sEoS WATSON House. fucsl-y- Gtcp!'er 10.
H,N"vERToS. Ickes House. Wednesday. ortoheT 20
CNsPoLT0N. Patton li"use. Thursday. Os;Oher II
MINERVA. NIugling Uou= -, FRIDAY, uctc'er -
NSRLBOEoUGH Church House. saturday. octO'srsS-
NlENSA, Williams House. Monday, october -.
Persons sunrrin" from sIldra attack Of disease ar
from Chrouic con pizIut Of ioiE stdIdi. viii hnd II
for their advantage TO raz- nofi r uf th-anuv- appoint
meet : As TO char rs are us II Tor rOUnsel Mid ned
c!ues with proper atvire 10 respect to hiHlts. t'etauh
rx-rc' 50. effect far more cases han he poisonous drugs
Uhlch c'r.Ide the system aui waste LLe vitai powers
aDl undermine The constitution.
tr f1EGsF has lIi much eNrcTi"nc in IL" treatment
ofcunsCu lfiun 10Th Of the second ana third stages
All he faiitTs himself that un'ier his treatment. cor
sumption o. long standing is nptan iEcurtbls disease;
ms success thus Ear proves all That n asserts; H. has
devote. much ~ his zine aud s;Udv tn the treatment
OF this leah dealing adversary lie las also cen
very successful H. the treatment o. the cancer anil F.
Insl- =, akurss. ard III lush n1g FISHING t. boast, has
giveH he and health To many afflicted with the above
diseases
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A TTACHMENT-CIVH ACTION.

WHEELER ~NOHEBOCSE:
By cHIs- 4. HInEISoToS. ATTY. for Plr.
Sept. la. isSs-6r.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & toledo. Cleveland. Co
lrmhns 4 Cincinnati cleveland N Ere. and CIeve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
NJ Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
a. Martina with Hacks fer Ravenna.
- Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls &c
- " arren with Hacks to Sharon. Greenvilie Mead
vile. Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
" Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland AMI Enoh Valley and thence Ivy Pr ".
81 C.. Rail Road 20 Pittsburgh.
July p. 1858. CHAs l.. RHODES. Supt.
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Watch and 5eweIry Depot.

MR. } NAUTROT having made u
IVA new arrangement in SwitZerlaud, for marufac
tn Tag Tho very best TINE pieceS. AMI nayiug all tue
facilities 70 huy at lo~ figures. he FILTERS himself tha;
h can Sell a iDS rs any h2use IN New York, or else
where ia the United States
Dating larEeiy in JsSviry md huyiug FROM manu-
faciurers. lie Is eraa.ei to sell JeWe ry as l0E as Gas
be purchased in the states.
PrddleIs and Dealers viii do well 70 call and see
his stock. they cannot fail TO he suited a. To prices
aud with goods 4 The best qughty; also an kinds OF
Notions. Fluid Lamps, aII everything m tie fancy
line. JULIE VAUTRUT.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-29
GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Adnr' Wn: E. wasAing;0n,1 In cours Of

George s~tsnhOPe. ct. al. } Common Pleas
By virtue Of az alias nrts- % sale. issuea out OF IN.
Courto ComHca Pleas Of Trumball Counts. Ohio, to ne
directed and delivered. ] have levied upon aad sAaI
eNpnse to public sale. n; the door Of the Court Hease,
Ia Warren in said Cousty. on
Saturday, the 9th day of October, 1883.
between the hours Of 10 o'cloeE A. N and 4 7. NJ. Of
aH;d day, the following described Real Estate. to viz:
The house and Tot in Newton Township. rrurahu:!
county, Uhio. formerly occupied by Theron HErphrsy,
aud the small piece Of ground across the street on
which the barn stands, known a. lot : IL the 81 divia
ion Of Eariesyille in said Township. bounded as fo!.
lows: GegirHiag AZ the :. ". corner Of the lot: thence
vi ". go chains 70 = pos; thence ". So 4. 1 chain
70 = post; thence (. ] e. 80 chains 10 a post 10 the N.
i.ne OF Main street: thence 5. - n. along lie n lac
OF the Street 20 the place OF beginning, containing
Is 100 acres OF lard.
AtSo-Lot % in the Grst division Of said EarlesYiils
as TIE same is aid oct IN the town piss Of gainesville
in the Book Of Maps OF said County. Ap2raisa. az
SiJa- ~Tsrms-Cash.
A. 2. LYMAN, Shpris.
shsrids 0Iee. Warren. Sept. 2. Is5s-Jx-4I3.