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OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Mahoning County Bank,)


By virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issued ont OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumhull County. Ohio. 70
me- directed and delivered. I shall expose to fublie
Sale, at the door OF the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday, the lotk day of April, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'crocs A. VI, and 1 P ~.
of said day, the follosing described Real Estate, 10
wit: Situate in Hubbard. Township number three in
first range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio. ard which is also in the
county Of Truml ull. and is known by being bounded
as follows: EIst by lands originally sold TO John Wal
dorf; South partly hy the south line of lot ard partly
by land originally sold TO Matthias Swartzxeller; Vest
partly by the west lire Of lot No. I in Hubbard Town
ship. and partly By the vest line OF the said SSartz-
weller, and north by lands then owned by James Mont
] gomery, all being in said lot No. l.. and supposed to
contain about sixty-three acres and fourteen rods OF
fore sold by Giles Clark to John Sgarzueiler from the
, northwest corner of said land.
Also, one ether lot Of land N said lot No. 4. bounded
north by land formerly claimed by the heirs Of Mat
thias SWartzweller. deceased; east partly ny land
claimed by the heirs of the said SwartZweller. and
south by the highway, containing seventeen acres OF
land, supposed 70 contain in both pieces eighty acres
Of land, be the same more or less q
Excepting from the lTst described piece or land ten
acres set OF as homestead to said Wolf, Cd the 18th
day Of February, A. ID. IS5S, described as follows, to
wit: commencing at the southeast corner Of the first
described piece Of land, land in the middle Of a high
way running east and west through said township9
thence north along the west line OF a public highway
drumming north and SOUTH so far as to contain within
the boundaries 10 acres oil land. thence west to listls
Yankee run, thence south east to the place OF begin
ming. CT Ehios Is the present dwelling Of the said john.
Wolf. Appraised at SIS per acre, after making the
exceptions above named. Terms-Cash. =
A. B. LYMAN sherid.
SheriH's Once. Warren. March 10. So.
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Concert at Newton Falls.

Mrs t. c. Thomson, assisted by Mr.. Harry
G. Thomson, will give a Concert at Hariman's
Hall, Newton Falls. on Friday evening of this
week. Mrs. T. has given good satisfaction on
several occasions, in this place, and Mr. Thorn.
son seldom fails to bring Town the house" in
his humorous prices.
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EsND"71

CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
I B. DUNLAP, No & 5 Market ST.,
- . Warren, o having quite recently fitted up an
entirely new establishment for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of Candies and ConfeetionaTies, and having in
his employ The most skillful and experienced work
men. is now prepared to offer : very superior article
offresh Candies, OF every variety, and ut the lowest
prices GrOesrs and others in want Of Candies, can
rest assured OF getting an article fresh AID good.
October Z. IS.L j. 3. DUNLAP
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j. c. BURROUGHS, NJ. D..

Can still Re found At his rooms, corner Of Market and
Liberty streets, opposite the Bank. Having now en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice Of my p~rose5'
sion, in Warren, with a constant Increase of business
which enables me to keep up with all The Improvements
Of the day. | have every facility at command, and a
determination to do as good work as can be done by
the most gifted OF the profession. Entire satisfaction
will be given in each and all operations, or no charge
will be made. I shall be pleased to waft upon my
friends and former patrons, and allneeding the services
of a Dentist; and will s!rays give them COED r0rk at
! fair compensation.
DR.. J. C. BURROUGHS,
June Il. 'j7-tf. Warren, Ohio.
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Groceries and Provisions.

~~~~~No n AIVFA1IJAos
Perhaps some of our readers may not BE- awar,
that Mr.. j. F. Brown, corner of Main and Lib.
erty streets, keeps on hand a supply of Grocerie.
and Provisions for family use. Mr.. Brown has
long been known asa strictly honest dealer, and
buyers can rest assured of getting the kind of an
article they pay for. Confectionery, Nuts. Toys
DC, can also be found there, in abundance.
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PIANOS x

To TIE CITIZENS Of UNI Z COUNT
'EHE subscriber having been informed
L that a report is being circulated to the erec. that
he has, or is about to give up the Piano and Meiodeon
business. wishes il tbs manner to appriEe the public
that such is not the case.
Having recently engaged in the Mercantile business
vii. in no wise interfere with the Piano and MelOdeoI
Department, as may have been supposed y the antAor
or authors OF the report above alluded tn. Al orders
for Pianos or MelOieons promptly attended to, at The
old stand in Pennington, Trumbull County, Ohio
Old Pianos or MeiodeonS taken in exchange for new
ones. Repairing done with nestness and dispatch.
Address Joseph H~AZLEDINE,
Pennington, Trlnbuli Co., o.
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a Transcript of Causes for trial.

MARCH TERN 1858. of DISTRICT CorRr-
Charles Ripley vs.. Roswell Moore.
Bane vs.. Caleb B. Wick.
Mary B. Wick by Friend ct. al. vs.. Henry
Wick, ct. al.
Russell Lewis VS.. Clayton Harrington.
Admir- of Charles Dutton VS.. Asael Adams ct
al.
Wilson Wallace vs.. Alonzo Moshier ct. al.
Admir- John Miteheltree VS.. James H. Chin
mock.
John C. wilkins VS.. Admir- of Henry Petrc
ct. al.
s S. Van Bonhorst ct. al. vs.. Adams d Jones
Ebenezer N. Lorry, VS.. Granger l. Granger.
L. Chapman, vs.. L.. c. Garner, ct. al.
Nicholas D. Pew, VS.. Anthony Hardman.
John W.. McClerry, vs.. Edward L. Abel.
Luding, Kneedler Il Co, vs.. George Hezlep
ct. nj.
Admir- of Asher Coburn, vs.. Daniel Faunee.
William Wheeler, VS.. I'm Hart.
Joseph B. ConOver, vs.. William Porter ct. al.
Philip Kimmell, VS.. George Hezlep ct. al.
Joseph A. Harrington, VS.. John Abel ct. al.
Lyman Leonard, vs.. Linus D. Sheldon.
r. and 7. P. Files, VS.. John Hutchins ct. al.
Thomas McRee, vi. Christopher o. Rourke.
John W. Moore, VS.. Jacob W. Patteugell.
Levi Sutliff, vs.. Collins Atwood.
Sheldon Palmer vs.. Henry Lob.
Paine d Watson, VS.. The State of Ohio.
William Brinton, vs.. Abel d Cooley.
Downs & Gould, VS.. Harmon d Hoyt.
Andrew Grove VS.. Robert NJ. Stewart.
Josiah Robbins, Jr, vs.. NJble S. Robbins, ct.
al.
John Crowell, vs.. Admir- Geo. ". Quigley.
Judson W. Garfield, vs.. John d. Rauey.
Mathew Birchard, vs.. Edwards d Edwards.
John Lewis, vs.. C. d NJ. Rail Road Co.
Isaac Lee, VS.. McLain & Lee.
Guardian of Geo. Il. Barnes, VS.. Ex'r of Jud-
son j. Barnes.
John Crowell, vs.. Admir- Of Geo. W. ouielev.
Elizabeth Ferguson and Husband, VS.. Isaac
Barclay ct. al.
Admir- of Eli Latin, vs.. James C.. Covert.
Thomas Johnston, vs.. J. ". d James Nc
Celery.
Henry Mccarthy VS.. Beardsley & Hartman.
Bidvell 4 Bijwell, VS.. Andrew Mccartney ct.
al.
Charlotte Smith, vs.. Augustus Graeter ct. al.
Robert Sellers Jr., Us. Silas Tucker,
Stephen Burnett. rs. George William and
smother
James st. John, vs.. State of Ohio.
Harmon Lewis, rs. Mabesisg Plank Road
Co.
Not g laird OF the aboEe causes will probably
be reached ct the next term.
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Removal.

J-Goldstein has removed his Clothing Store
into the room formerly occupied by J. q. Kibbee.
This is one of the finest Stores in the town, and
we have no doubt that Mr.. Goldstein will keep
it well filed.
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The District Court.

The Term will Commence on Monday next
Judges Hoffman, Wilder, and Potter, will pre-
side 1t is supposed that no judges of the Su
preme Court will be able to attend and that the
term will be a short one in consequence. twill
probably not continue. longer than a week.
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Pennington, Dec. 30, sly.
THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

TX1E are now receiving u stock Of
w Fall and Wiater goods, 70 which We would call
the attention Of our patrons aud the Public. We have
purchased an unusually large stock Of goods. which
is well adapted to the wants Of the people ofthis viein-
ity, and comprises nearly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade. Cur purchases have been Elde since
the recent decline in goods occasiOned BY the pressure
n the money market, and we cge prepared 10 OFFER in
ducercnts both In low prices and in a complete and
we'll selected assortment ST goods. We ;avite the peo-
pie Of Warren and vicinity to call and examine our
stock, Eshich is the largest, and comprises the richest
goods OF any in Trumhull County, and will be sold 1t
IS low prices as any or he Western Reserve.
PECK, CO.
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FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY.
WARREN FANCY DYEING and

w SECURING ESTABLISHMENT, removed to
Mrs. Messer's Millinery Establishment, Miliikin's
New Block, Main Street, Warren o..
W. II. CrOEther begs most respectfully to state that
he Colours all kinds of Ladies and GertleEens gar
ments Of Silk, Satin, Silk Velvet &c, WOolens, Wool
de LANES. Ccburgs, Alpaceas, Parramatas. &C., in a
| superior style. Broche and other ShaWls. &C., Cleaned
AMI highly finished. Gentlemens garments Cleaned in
a superior style, equal to neE- All work warranted 10
| give entire satisfaction. W CR0WTuER.
Warren Ian. % IS5S-tf.
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A # r SALE

"a Notice is hereby gwen. that there will be sOl1
on the 81 day Of April, Al. 1883, between the hours
Of y " and I p NJ. % said Gay. to tas highest bidder,
~ the premises. 50 the properly 81 Ephrain }. Merton.
dec. . pats OF the following described tracts or lets
ofland, situate in Southington, Trumbull County, Ohio.
and known IS part OF lots Nos ~ & IA. in said town
ship. and being the homestead Of the said Ephraim J.
Mortar. dec, containin. about 90 acres Of land. and
10 be sold subject TO the dover OF Elizabeth Norton.
therein. HOMER NORTON. Admr. OF
March ,. 5S-4x1 Ephraim J. Norton. dee.
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For Columbus.
The prisoners McWhinney and Jones, started
on Monday for the State Capital.
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NOTICE.-Tbe undersigned would
~ respectfully give notice to the public. that they
nave so!i their entire stock OF Clothing. Clo.hS, Hats,
caps and Furnishing Goods. to L. II. BRIGHAN 81 Co.
We would render our thanks to cur patrons for the
l"eral share OF Patronage bestowed upon Us, and
would ask the same for our successors.
The business Of the late firm will be settled at TIE
old stand, by either paInsr.
BARTLETT & BROWN.
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The Boot, Shoe and Leather business will he carried
on at the old stand, No. 90 Main Street, Warren, 0his.
by James Mcconnell and 4 C. Mcconnell. under the
firm Off & 4. c. Mcconnell, where they will he glad
to see the friends ana patrons of the old firm. They
pledgs themselves that they will endeavor to suit all.
as veil in article as price and all we wish to say fur
Their on the subject, is, that our friends give US 4 call
before purchasing.
Warren. Feb. %. IS5S-tE.
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NAY APPOINTMENTS.
DR. H. TUBBS will be in attendance
~ as folIoys-

WARREN, National Hotel. Wednesday. Nav 5th.
RNvESSA, Prentiss House, Friday, April JG,h.
AsHTAgULA. Ashtabuls House, Thursday. May 18th.
For consultation upon all chronic or long standing
diseases OF every description, whether internal or ex
tsrnai. His prompt and unfailing attendance at ap-
pointments for nine years past, is sufficient guaranty
OF integrity and success. Giving his entire attention
10 chronic diseases examining and treating many
Gated to be found in a wide extent OF country,) his
opportunities for making a thorough acquaintance
with this class Of maladies have been such az few out
side the largest metropolitan hospitals ever possess.
The REMEDIES USED are exclusively from the B0-
TANIC KINGDOM, all NARCOTIC and OTHER POIS-
y BEING REJECTED.
III = Patients are Heber fattered nor are thsp SAB
jeefsd 10 eTgsRSs rifk0E. a good PrssPee, Of being
restored. March 10, '5S.l
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nISSOLUTION.- - The partnership
- heretofore existing between the undersigned, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent of the parties.
The notes and accounts belonging to the old firm,
are in the hands Of Alexander Mcconnell, at the oil
stand, where all persons knowing themselves indebted
on book account. or otherwise, will please call and
ALEX. MCCONNELL,
Feb. %, SO. JAS. MCCONNELL,
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SALE.

II On the 3lst day of March. A. D. 1883, between
the hours Of A. 10 NJ. and , P. n. of aid day, A. ths
premises in Mecca, Trambull County, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder. by order Of the Court Of
Probate OF said eounty. the following Real Estate. sit-
uate in Mecca, Township No. 9. in the Sd Range or
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the
State of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of frum-
bull, and Is knogB by lot No. 8. and bounded as fol
lows; East by the centre Of the state road leading
through said township, South by the burying ground
In said township. that is known as the Baptist bury
ing ground. West on a line Of said burYing ground
running north until i shall ia.aFseet the line OF Henry
Smiths land, North by said Henry Smiths lot. Con
tanning sixty-eight hAndredths Of an acre, be the same
more or lsss. DNIEL IL. HIdBY. Exr. OF
the Estate Of John Cook. dss.
March al. I559-4ys
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland Z Toledo. Cleveland, Co.
lunibus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cisye-
lard & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
|" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead.
willie. bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and RnOn Valley. and thence by P. z. II
q C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6, 1858. CIAS. L. RHODES sunt
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.RUMBULL PROBATE COURT.
2. N bVULIIs NUuITs UF
jas. Thompson, deceased, PA.

= T.. 4. booth, Admir-. OF
Jas. Thompson, deceased, Plf.
VS.. q
jane s Thomson, Hiram thompson,
Stephen Prudeu, Phebe Pruden, PETITION To
Samuel DOud, Mahala Doud, COMPLETE LAMB
L man Thompson, Salas ThoraP- CONTRAST. :
son. Jonathan Thomson, Lucy
Mcclure. John Law. Sally Law. Z
Elnira Williams. Defendants.
The defendants above named will take notice that
the plaintiff, L. K. Booth. Admr.& &c. has this Eth day
OF Iareh, 1855, filed his petition in said Probate Court,
asking for a decree that he make deed to Seth ThOnp.
son, Of the homestead farm Of the decedent- known as
such, in the Township Of Vienna in said County, in
accordance with the terms Of = contrast between said
dse-ieEt and said Seth Thompson. executed October
9th, Is52, and recorded in Trumbull Records, Book Of
Mortgages No :. page TO-. g.
ADecrce will he taken as prayed for in said petition,
on the eth Of March, inst, unless said defendants
sppear and oppose the same
HCTCHISs, cox & RATLIFF.
March 10. '5s-3a. Attys. for PIE. r.
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Phosgene Gas and Lamps.

HAVE on hand n tull supply OF these
Il superior Lamps, Of all styles, fron the Night
Lamp to the best Brass Hanging Lamps, which, after q
test OF nine years in this town, have proved to La ;hs
most reliable. Cheapest. cleanest, AMI the least trouble
to trim and Keep in 1rier of any kind Of light ever
introduces acre. Call aad see The stock Of rarior,
Hand, Kitchen and Side lamps nov on sale at
u STEWARDS, 10 Market st.
P. s. Phosgcne Gas on draught at all times. so
that We can supply families by the qua,to or gallon.
Warren, March 10. 1853.
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On the first day of July, 1857, B. A. Fahnestock, and George
W. Fahnestock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, of Ncw-York,
and L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, re-assocated themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and firm, as heretofore, of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. FA~HNESTOCK, HULL & Co, New-York City.
In each of which three cities we continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of propri-
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock of wen-estabEshed
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. A.FAHNESTOCKS ~well-known Vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPRrEroRs and EXCLUSIVE MANUFAcrURERs)
should be addressed to either of the above-named establishments.
We continue the manufacture Of White Lead, Red Lead, and
Lithdrge at Pittsburgh.
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JENKINS d CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS ONLY,
PARLIAMENTARY

III HUW OIUp OF tea IS HOW aTTIVIlE,
Il and selling much below The high rates OF the past
year; the present therefore opens with The pleasing
prospect of cur again being able 20 fGraish as good an
article for the price, as formerly. WealSo take pleas
ure in announcing tina: we nave concluded to extend
the time on small bills, heretofore sold on two and
three months, TO three and four months credit.
Thousands Of GrOcers and general Store-keepers
now sell Teas In our Metallic Packages. aad the nusa
her IS constantly increasing, notwithstanding the
strong pTeju ice that once existed against teas PUT Up
in this convenient form. This BaexaTpied success is
the legitimate result Of q business uniformly done,
for 4 long term OF years upon just and fair principles,
and especially with an eye 20 that wholesome one OF
small profits and gHieE refErHs-"
Teas being a perishable article. dealers are recon-
mended TO order small and frequent bills.
Those who still prefer the Old way. are furnished
with teas in the original half chests, at three cents per
H.. less than in Metallic Packages.
C. D. Hurlbutt is no longer liz our employ as Trav
cling Agent-his place being supplied by another.
Feb. "a. So. ENRIN < co.
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The Weather.

"CoLACAs
The extreme cold of the past few weeks hs
given place to the mild breathings of Spring.
Pigeons are filing nOrthward. the song of tn
robin greets the morning sun, the grass is gree
npon the SOU sides of the hills and the mud
deep and sofs.
Apropos to this, !. the following, written b
one of our illusirirus predecessors. Florus |
Plymrton, in 1852, for the especial latitude c
this town.
VERNAL INSPIR
BY TIE UPTOWN BARD.
Springs somei
Iknox by ths hum
or wandering bees,
by swell headed trees.
By nights when the water amt likely to freeze,
By children in mud-holes up to their knees,
BY gardeners searching old bags for seed peas,
By the increase OF very imrertinent heas.
By a dozen signs, quite as unerring as these.
1 know
I'll het the rhino-
And I challenge the world to deny what I know,
Or give me the lie,
And say that I,
The Uptown Bari, with a very cute eye,
Can't tell how soon we'll have goose-berry pie,
And greens, aid maple molasses, and h-igh.
Hoi such lots Of good things, as makes me cry
Springs comet
Laugh and grow fatrr
Tn sre's wisdom in that,
And wisdom is under the Town Bards hat
But I Am forgetting what 1 would be at
Oh, yes; I was thinking of something to sing
or thee, Oh. SPRING.
Beautiful thing!
The Queen of the realm OF an ice-bearded King:
Roses and cOwsiips and garlics you'll bring;
And splish, splosh, splud!
Wen have ne more mud
But green grass a-carpeting all the sod,
And a nice square for cattle to MUNICH a full cud
pigs can grow fat, and roo. on in reace.
1 say
Laugh and be gay
Don't fret about evils that come not to-day.
If you would he happy don't hug an old care,
As if twas a maiden you thought you had there;
If you would be happy, 1 think ] can teach you;
&c; out Of your crib, where the fresh air can reach you;
Don't fret over cares that are all in yOar eye;-
Don't think that a grind-stone which may be a pie;
Don't get angry at heaven because you can't fly
n0n't stir up your soul with the long pole Of malice;
Don't burn down your house because faint a palace;
Don't ssppose that your wife HIS poisoned your chalice;
Don't ihlnk each one hates you, although you deservei it;
Don't gyve heart and heels, ~ifthey're anxious TO curTet;
Don't be SO eternally disni6ed that
lou can't wear the cap you prefer to a hat
Be kind, be attentive, be loving. be winning,
}. gentle, forgivIng, and fearful of SHINING,
And my Eo- d for it, you will be happy and gay,
Is a child with a new toy. or robin in May.
P. S-The Bard learns from the best author
ty. that Spring has been indefinitely postponed
N account of the weather.
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4

u ESTATE.-oR the 18th day Of April. A. D. 1855,
at Brookfeld, Trumhull Co.. o.. between the hours OF
! O'Clock and 4 o'clock P. NJ, of said day, on the prem.
ises, will be sold to the highes; bidder, the following
Real Estate. situate in BrOokheld, Township No. 4. LIST
Range of Townships, in the Connecticut Western Re
serve, State of Ohio. County Of TrumbulI, and known
rs being part Of Lot No. one. and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at ;he North west corner of said Township,
thence East on the Township line twelve rods, thence
South ten rods. thence West twelve rods to the West
line OF said Lot, thence North ten rods TO the ;Iace of
beginning, and contains three-fourths Of an acre of
land, with the appurtenances. Terms made known on
day of sale. Appraised al s
DAVID REEDER, Administrator
March IL, J2-iw. Of Thomas Reeder, dec.
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DUBLIC SALE.-On Thursday, the

n Div pALJs-OH IHUTSINV, IUt
l. 25th day of March. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, will be
sold ut Public Sale, at the house of the subscriber, sn
Fulton Street, Immediately south Of H.. Z. Belden's
Carriage FactOry) in the borough Of Warren, a lot Of
House Furnishing Articles, viz: Bed Steads, Feather
Beds, Feather Pillows, large Dining Tables, Stands.
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, / Kitchen Cupboard, a vari-
city Of Kitchen Utensils, aud a number OF other arti
cles too ledious TO mention.
At the same time and place. will be sold . Hogs, .
PloWs, ] set of Double Harness, J Straw Cater, dc
AreasoHaole credit will given on the day Of Sale. and
due attendance by STEPHEN HOFFMAN.
Warren q March Il IS5g-ox
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

~ STA
! WILDE sold q: public vendae. to the highest bidder.
on Wednesd y, iarch 3lst. 1858, between ore ard
four O'Clock P. ~. on the premises. in Champion ,tLs
following described tract or parcel Of land. situate in
the Township Of Champion, being partof lot No: 10,
and bounded on the east by the Turnpike Road, 90 tie
the lot line, and IN the south nv lands contracted 10
Benjamin Leach. (lOw Emery kibler.l and contains
within those bounds as now surveyed, thiFty SIX acres
AID fIO0 ofan acre of land. 70 be sold ~ virtue %
an order Of sale issued by the Prole.. Judge OF Tren-
bull County. EDWARD JONES, Guard. OF
the heirs OF Cyrus Parnlsy.