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NADDLES AND HARNESS.

NADDIES AND HAHN LSO
~ The firm of PATCH & ALLISON having been
dissolved and the business divided, the manufacturing
of Harness, Saddles, &c, will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
By JOHN FITE. as Clothing Store, nearly opposite
the Old stand OF Patch & Allison. The subscriber is
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and sIOek o. all kinds for the Manufacture CT auythlng
in his line. A good supply Of HARNESS, SADDLES,
TRUNKS &C., constantly on hand, which he viii be
happy. AZ all times, 20 exhibit to his old friends, and
n.T Customers. \. II. ALLISON
Mnrrnn- Anil W 1 III.
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$bpsriaa5.


N w. TOWNSEND, Ii. D., Hom.o-
~. pathist. oric. in suIin's Bloes. near the
American Hotel. Office hours. from 10 TO y O'Clock
AN. mary
W. FAME, y. NJ Il. J. FrLxER, n. D.
DRS. PAINE d FULMER.
physicians and Surgeons: Offices over
l. L Nichols Clothing Store. Warren, Trumbull
County. Ohio and No. 22l North Fifth Street, Phila-
~de!Phia. Feb. Il, So
T. 10y, NJ. D., has returned from the
81 west, and resumed his practice with Dr.. Nelson, at
their Office cas-; Of the Bank, Warren, o.
I DAVIS, N. D., Physician IL Sur
- . geon. Office AZ his residence on Mark-t street.
four doors east of the Bank. Feb p
N j. RICE, NJ. D.. Physician and
~ Surgeon. Draceville Center, Trumbull Co O.
(R. Il S. STERRETT. Surgeon Den
- list. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, from one to
an entire set. Particular attention paid 10 first denii-
tion- All operations carefully performed and Warran-
Ohio feb21-Gn
EOHN B. IL JULIAN HARMON,
- PHYSICIANS and Surgeons, office North side Of the
Public Square, Narren.0- Oet2Oy
NR. A. MOORE, has resumed the
81 Practice of Medicine in Vienna, =here he will
remain permanently Jan3Otf
DR. ". II. HORTON. Physician
- and Surgeon. Centre Of Fowler, TrumbGll Co., O.
March II, l 5G-tG.
ginrntr5.
1T BURNETT, Attorney At Law.
-. and General Collector. Warren, D. Oaice east
o. tHe Court House, IN the office formerly occupied 10y
Lioa- II. +. Hoffman. lin. -. I'll
IT Ii. IlUTCHINS, Attorney at Law.
- Ulee over Smiths S Meoomhs Store. Warren.
ono, Ian II, 81
GEo. .. E,anlxd. ru-or rr-,
HARDlNG d REED, Attorneys l,' al
tx Law. Monmouth, Warren county. III pr,c.
t;ce in Henderson. Mercer, Knox. Mc 1nn1nsb s,j rmI.
toa counties. arTI
z. ,. crETiss, cwxy-7u
CURTISS & SMITH,
ttnrncys and Counseliors at Law
- ofiee in the oil Clerks Oniee, north side of the
Public Square. Warren, OHIO. MARI
4 FOR ABEL, Justice of the Peace.
~ ami attorney at Law. oG.ce over Smiths ami
I'm store warren Ohio jaL2l
H,T'HSs. JD.oox, NV. EArrrr.
uUTCHINS, cox d RATLIFF,
Alto L EYS.
pAce On Liberty Street, directly opposite the East side
fth- Court House,
WARREN.
L d A. o. FULLER, Attorneys at
= Law, 0Eiee over SHIFTS & McComhs Store. Cor.
= D'oeA' Il arren.o Jan. Is; ! 81. Is
F. ASPER, Attorney at Law, and
" . Solicitor in Chaneery, Warren, Trumball Co.. o.
glattIs.
E'ARQUHAR HOUSE, w. w. ALLEN.
Il Agt. East end Of Main street. Salem. .. c
CCrTy, CLERK. UtalIbus 10 and from the Depot Free OF
CharEe. Feb. l., ) -5n
CRIMSON HOUSE, John Il. Surburg,
~ Proprietor, Cleveland, Ohio.
RATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHAPMAN
Proprietor. East side Of the Public Square,
!" arren, Ohio
EAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. L. HULL,
~ ,iarke: street, Warren, o. Fifth door east of the
baGk. MARI
3llannfattnrsrs.
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DAVIS, NJ. D., Physician IL Sur
- . geon. Office AZ his residences on Mark street.
four doors east of the Bank. Feb -
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I. 10y, NJ. D., has returned from the
~ west, and resumed his practice with Dr.. Nelson, at
their Office cas-; of the Bank, Warren. D.
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n J. RICE, NJ. D.. Physician and
~ Surgeon. Braceville Center, Trumbull Co O.
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JhySIcIhHS and Surgeons; UTlceS OVtf
l. l. Nichols Clothing Store. Warren, Truubull
Ohio and No. 2si North Fifth Street, Phila-
lr,nhia. Erh- L Is
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u w. TOWNSEND, Ii. D., Homeo-
~. pathist. ocice in sutlin's BloeS. near the
American Hotel. Office hours, from 10 TO Il. O'Clock
AN. mary
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1t wv FAST THEY GU!-ThOSe
cheap Rocks at the News DepO;. are having n
,reit run. call and get one before il Is too late. Sl,25
,Ooks selling for IS cts; SLIGO books for 80 cts; - Ct
,oogs for three shilliDgs TO a half dollar.
Fec. Q. PORTER Il ~.
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Niles, May 24th, '58.
The Toll Gate Suits
SONAMBULIST.

We mentioned the fact, two weeks since, o.
the toll gate on the Turnpike north of thistown
having been cut down, and the fact that it had
been done to test the right of the Trumbull d
Ashtabula Turnpike Company to charge toll fol
that part of the road not finished. Two suits
o: the Company vs.. Mr.. Hiram Case, were tried
before Justice Abel, last week, and at the same
time a complaint for assault and battery was
heard.
1t seems that Mr.. Case refused to pay the tolls
demanded of him, claiming that the dirt partof
the Turnpike should not be charged for, but
only the plank. The gatekeePer refused TO al
low him TO pass, when Mr.. C. sent his son for
an axe and cut down the gate.
The ~gatekeeper complained of an assault
against Mr.. c.. and his son. He did not claim
that his person had been injured, but that he
had been pushed aside.
Mr.. Case was bound over, but the young man
was discharged. The Company brought suit
for trespass to their gate, Mr.. Case offered a judgs
ment of four dollars, which was accepted.
The other suit for the statutory penalty for the
use of the county had been commenced also, and
this was tried by a jury, resulting in the assess
ment of a fine of Ten Dollars.
We learn that considerable dissatisfaction still
exists among a part of the citizens of Bristol and
Bloomfield, respecting the toll charged on this
turnpike.
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Horses

Vic
Thanking 2. for his hint, proceed to describ,
some specimens in the animal kingdom, which
are to be seen around Warren, and begin with
horses.
Kennebec is a dark ehesaut sorrell, white face
hind feet, name and tail, is a very perfectly
formed. powerful horse, belongs to the family oI
the F. f. vs.. and is second in speed to none.
Johnny Philip. IS u bay, about 10 hands
high. is 2 :, cd horse now, and promises to be
better, When he grows older.
Excelsior is a bay, of good size, beautiful fig
ure, and goes well. We have seldom, if ever,
seen = horse that made a-fner appearance in
harness.
Black Tiger is a well formed, strongly built,
handsome, black horse, about - hands high,
and travels well.
Black Spaniard, rs his name indicates, is as
black as jet, rather smaller than The first men.
toned horses, compact and active Both the
Spaniard and Tiger claim aristoeratie connex
ions.
English Duroc is about l6 hands high, is a
good goer, walks and trots fast, and makes a
good appearance.
Sir Henry is . dark bay. rather lightly built,
carries his head high, and moves we'll.
Young Morgan is a large, heavy, bay, horse,
compact, strong, and active.
These are all good horses, though differing
essentially from each other, in size, shape and
actions. They can be seen in this town, one or
two days of each week.
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Things at Niles.

MEssRs. EDrroRs-We have had quite an ex
citing time in our little community for the past
few days, in consequence of the removal of ouI
1oor1hy Postmaster, Mr. Mason. Som say ii
was done through the influence Of the other Post
Masters throughout the County, Others. say the
Kno1 NothiRgs done it. Certain it is, none OF
.SGnhedr0ns of the Democratic party, knew any
thing about it It'll it was did" a few of the
small fry in the North East part of the Town
ship, l suppose, viii have to father the move
ment.
The Democracy however, have set to work IN
good earnest, to have a P. NJ. of their own selee-
ton. understand they are circulating seUerat
petitions to his Honor, the Post Master General,
setting forth the fraudulent manner in which
the change YVES brought about, some of these
are receiving the signatures only of the faithful
few. Others are being signed by ali classes ir
respective of party, and all aiming or praying
for the appointment of Col. VIM. Davis, a Dem
crat "dyed" in the wool. and barring his ultra
Democratic motions. is a very fine man, and
whose appointment will give satisfaction to the
community at large.
An alarm of fire was sounded about 5o'eloek
yesterday evening, which proved to be an old
hay house on DR.. Woods farm, south of the vii
lage. Some little boys having procured some
matches, were trying to have some fan as they
said, by lighting them and sticking them inc
the hay through the cracks. TIL building, to
G, ther with a ton or two of hay was burnt down,
no great loss however, as the house was rathera
dilagidated concern. Yet at the same time it
should be a caution to parents to place matches
out of the reach of their children.
The Iron Works here are IN iull operation,
and considerable business is doing in the way
of shipping coal, black band ore and pig metal,
from the furnace of Porter, Smith d Co.
Some improvement is going on, Mr.. Refs has
bought and is improving a property adjoining
the Presbyterian church, which when complet-
ed viii be an ornament to the place, and no
doubt will stimulate others to emulate his exam
pie. Mr.. Reiter is about to erect a dwelling
directly. opposite the Presbyterian church, which
it is hoped will also be an ornament to the town.
The Township in connection with the Temple
of Honor, are about building a Town Hall two
stories high, so by 45. So you see hard as the
times are, in the language of the renowned Sam
Patch, ''some things can be done as well as 9th
ers." Yours, DC.
SONAMBULIST.
N;las Nov 9th ,59
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D~YSPEPTICs READ.
"----Is
WEEIsyILLE, Nov. 9th. Isl

DE- TUBBs-Sar: Having been a patient of yours for
the last three months, and received incalculable bene-
nt- 1 freely give ny experience for the benefit 81 suf-
ferers. For three years l have been troubled with
Indigestion. causing a souriug Of food. a feeling of
weight. burning and distress at the stomach. For sew,
erai months before you prescribed, it was rare indeed
to take a meal without vomiting, suffering extremely.
Even . small drink of water would be directly thrown
up. 1 grew very weak. was feverish afternoons. sweat
at night until the clothing. WAS dripping wet, breath
ing Uss short. and a cough set in. It was thought Con-
ferings.
Very soon aher beginning with your medicines 1
became better, aud Ia one month, vOmiting-sO con-
st1nt before ceased entirely. lean now eat the ordi-
nary varieties Of food with 2 good relish, and no sub
sequert pain or Inconvenience; am much stronger,
feel WELL and have gained fifteen pounds of flesh The
entire expense Of The cure. which is beyond price to
me, has been Ss,75. Yours. Truly,
May u, 80. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON.
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4 RNoLD'S INK.-A good supply at
"A BROWNS.
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s%aiuraay. tle I2th az of Lnne, Is5s.
Z EGAL NOTICE.

a. William Robson. Jackson Robson. IIigi tpIi-
son. lanes Lyue aud his Guardian Kennedy NcTar-
lend, Mary Jane McCr-ary, formerly Mary Jane BoHi-
son and her husband Robert &cCreagy, non residents
Of the STATE Of Ohio, 2r- hereby Notified. Tia. Ross and
James Robson have flaiH -et-s.cu IS Administrative
OF the Estate Of Flames Robson, e-c-asci. in the Court
% Probate Of TrGn'gIi County Clio. for the sale, &c,
C! tie Real Estate g said G~yceient, aud SHALL in pur-
sUauce CT he prayer &C sail petition. on the IJth day
Of June. A. D. I-5S, ask for IN Orler fer the sale Of
said Real Estate. OF SO m1ci. thereof as may be neccs-
ssry T. paw his debts. % the Real Estate held by said
Robson nc his death by contract with Thomas Clark.
consisting OF about eighty acres Of land. lying and
being in Los y, 70 aEd =. in the Township Of Hat.
aarl, in said County.
ROSS ROBSON. .5..,H
RnRISnNN Ainlnlstrators
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JNTHE PROBATE COURT Of Trum-

"A GIDDINGs. Atty. for PlGs.
-l.rI Ills 3l.h day Of ApriI. Is5S. my 5-Jw.
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Saturday, the I9th day OF june, 1855.
JuERc appointments.
DR- H. TUBBS will be in altendanc,

- as lDl4DWe--
WAEREN, National Hotel, wednesday. June 9th.
RAvENsA, Prentiss House, Fsiday, Jane 4th.
AsHrA3ULa. Asht4lGia House. Thursday, jane ~.
For Consultation rPOa oE diseases Of ire Throat.
LGngS, Heart, Li7e-, SfOazca, B01eks, KTdaegs.
and Spleen. .sLso. DroPsg. Grc5eE, Reclamation.
-ferr0EsRess- DsbI5E,D Dyspepsia, Female Diseas-
IS, .2rHc and Ferer. FITS, Impurities Of tkc Blood,
ETgFAi0RS, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and In
teFnal.
For some ten years, DR.. TUBES has deyOteEhis entire
time 10 Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annuity,
many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach Is No CASE AXE MINERAL OR OTHER
PoEsONs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WELL. Or TAR DoUs 10 BUILD Up AGAIN. The meai-
ciDes can he taken with safety by the most delicate,
anil patients may remain AZ home. and continue, with
pruience- their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
haVe recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the iRdispuia-
bic evidences Of which can always he furnished
i~nvaliis, however reduced or GesPairing, are invited
TO call, and may lie assured that no encouragement viii
be given OF expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect Of recovery.
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Fourth of July Celebration.

Agreeably to notice, the citizens of Warren
met at Empire Hall, for the purpose of consult.
ing together in reference to having a celebration
on the approaching anniversary.
The meeting was called to order By B. P
Jameson, on whose motion, Chas. Smith wa:
chosen Chairman, and Chas. R Hunt appoint
ed Secretary.
After seyeraipatriotie speeches were made, II
was unanimously resolved to have a public eel
ebration on Saturday, the "a day of July.
On motion Z committee of fifteen were appoint
ed to make all the necessary arrangements
The following named gentlemen were chosen
=. d. WArsOS, c. II. PATcH.
p NJ SrULL, CHAs. R. HUN,
EB.P Z. jameson, S. l. FREEMAH,
{CHAs- Howard, T. E. WEBB,
AARoN VENT, c. R. TURNER,
boHS L. WEEKs, J r. WooDs,
EMERSON 0PDYcKE. F. L. LERoY,
WARREN PACKARD.
On motion twas ordered that the proceedings
pf this meeting. be published in the papers of
his County.
cHAS. SMITH Chairman,
CHAs- R. HUNT, Secretary.
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Change Of Time Table.

The time of arrival and departure Of the mail
train on the Cleveland L Mahoning Rail Road
has been changed. 1t leaves this place, going
east, at 1850 A. NJ, and going west, at 2-I9
P. II. 1t leaves Cleveland at $40 A. NJ, and
Youngstown Ito ?. N. The time of the Ex
press Train is the same as before.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Lovina Lane,
vs.. In .umbuil Common Pleas.

by virtue Of an Execution issued out of the Court Of
Common Pleas. Of TrumbuI County. Ohio. to ut Iii
rected aud delivered. I have levied on, and shall ex.
pose 70 Public sale, at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, in said cAunty, On
Saturday, the 18th day of June. 1858,
betEeen the hours OF 20 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p.
n. Of said day. the following described Real Estate Of
the defendant, to wit: Situate in Newton Township,
No. > in the 30 Range Of Townships. in the Connect
cut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which
IS also in the County of Trumbuli, and known ~ being
Lot Mo- on tie map Of the Village Plat of Earie5-
VILE. and viii more fully appear upon the record Of
said map. in Trumhuli County Records, aud bounded
and described as follows. TO Wit: On the East b. First
Street, on the North by 4 road leading TO Fairport from
Beavers Mil, on the South by lot No. g in 2nd divis-
ion Of lots in said Earlesyille, and on the West hv 4
fractional lot Of John F. Beaver Appraised at $50.
A. 3 LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office. Warren. May 10, IsJS-5w-3.JO.
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Wool Manufacturing at Newton Falls.
Mr.. Alien Hoyle, has purchased the Wooden
Factory at Newton Falls, fOrmererly owned ty
Mr.. Il. C. Soule.
Mr.. Hoyle is a practical mechanic, experience
ed and skillful, and is fully prepared with ma
ehinery to card, spin and weave, wool into fan
mel or cloth.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuIi
Jackson Cotton,

Anthony Housed, Margaret
Housed, Elizabeth Ann
StehbiuS, and Austin D.
KfLhee.
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Cyl W0oiwoTth. AMI Rachel u,
W0oisOiti. Plaintiffs.

N0oGGOlti, Plaintiffs.
vs..
u. F0'ts. Mary 2 Fohcs. Jalia
). FuEce. Sails 2. Potter. J. Pct
ter. Z. Cox. i. Cos. VI. How l Y PARTITION.
a-5- l. Howard, X Phillips, J.
Phillips, >. 4. Phillips, Eliza
Phillips Emily Phillips. ana
- PHILLIP S. heirs Of J. Phil
lips, deceased.
Tie Si,eve named defendants sill take notice ina; a
Htit'ou Vas sled against tn IN on the Both day %
Arril, ie5S. IL the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the Comfy Of Ashtaigle. by the above named plain
LIS, demand PARTITION Of the following Real Estate. to
Wit; 4 certain piece or parcel of land lying situate in
thr Township Il Wayne, in the County Of Ashtabula.
1t Ire South-Trst corIer OF said lot, running thence
East ferty-onc chains snd Is liuks; thence North 81
chains LIeEca West 4: chains and Is links; thence
- acres , r0oaS and ! roll OF land; excepting and re-
sail piece above described, heretofore conveyed to
part 81 said Let, heretofore convey ed to Rachel NJ. FOhes.
Township Ct GUs:ayCs. in the County OF TrambniI. aud
y rth on The township line; East by the east lire OF
tei5s sud Ss.1nOn Waters, and extending 30 far
oflInL.
Ana h-t at the next Term Of said Court. ths said
p!a' Etihs viii apply for an OrlSr that partition may be
made o! said premises.
IA GIDDINGS. Atty. for PITS.
o o. = ~ 80 80
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The Warren News Depot,

Ihe Warren News Depot,
SUPPLIES all the following Papers
~ and Magazines in advance of the ma Is. For sale
by the single copy, or subscriptions received ~ the
year:
PAPERS:
New York Ledger, New YORK Mercury, New York
Weekly. Frank Leslie's Illustrated, Boston True Flag.
Home journal, New York Tribune, Life Illustrated,
IIarper's Weekly, Ballou's Pictorial, Weekly Novel
cite, Police Gazette, FlaE OF The Union, POTscT's Spirit;
New York Herald, Yankee Priyateer, Picayune- Lon
don News, london Times, New YORK. Clipper, Th0mp-
SIMS Rqsnr+s-
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John Jones, Adnr. Of Esther Phefps,
deceased,

-.
julia Reed and San PsoE T. Reed. her
husband. Ambrose Tchnor and Geo. PETITION To
lchuor. heirs Of PIUd nee Ichnor,
deed Desire Mat:ncks, Maryette
Bissiog and Frank Martin, heirs Of SELL LANDS
Esther Martin. decd. Geo. CatIin
ana Mary Ann, his wife, and Desire
Jen-s,- iEtermaTriel with Johu
Jones, lie Petitioner.
You are hereby informed that on the eth day OF
April, 4 D ISIS. sail Administrator filed his petition
IN said CcrTt. The object and prayer Of which petition
IS - OBTAIN - order n tie hearing thereof. to be had
on the "a day Of jane. 1858. or a. soon thereafter as
counsel raH he heard in and for the sale Of the FOLLOW
ing haai Estate Of which the said Esther Phelps died
seized, to wit: The farm nov IL the occupancy ~ John
Jones, the Petitioner, and tie same upon which the
ss"i deceased resided At the time Of her decease, being
part o. section nuubsr two. in lot number one in New
to' Township, III the county aforesaid, containing 81
acres.
SLSO-The undivided one-haIf or a certain ether
tract or iot Of i1nf aCi9iLing the above, Of which the
decedeut ni-l seize! !. exclusive OF the buildings and
Improvements made by the petitioner thereon.
JOHN JONES. Adlnr. Of
Esther Phelps. deed.
AEsrrA Aw@Ts1L - wuE-E
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5 9GST H2 RoRfs6y Administrators
Warren, Nay -, IS5S-iE.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

- REAL ESTATE.-Pursuau. 10 al order Of sale
To me issued by The PROBATE Court OF TrumLuiI County.
IN \ cause therein VcuHing, whereil I. as Administra-
ai plaintiff, and lizzie Jane and Jps;us Elstou
are defendants. l shall oner for saie at the premises.
GA Saturday. the lSlh lay OF June next, between The
hours Of noon AMI four Oc.ock P. -. the following
described Real Estate. to wit: A certain villa -e lot
mesSuage with the appurtenaaccs situate upon the
west side Of the PIaiic Square in the village OF Neso-
pct1u;a in said county, houlded North aud Usst ~
lands os j1stnS East0n. East hy the highWcy on tle
wrss side Ct said Publ: Square, and soGlE by lands CO
Allen Busgles, containing 0re-haIf OF an acre Of land
more or less. Appraised At S3E.UG.
ELIZABETH EAST0N.
Ai=.'r. OF =. o. Els,Ju, decd:
b HcrcHiNs. Cox & EATLIFF, Atty's.
N.r-a-- Wv ID I-i--l.-
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Drs. Burroughs d Iddings have removed their
flee to rooms over the store of Smith d Nc
Fombs, where they viii give their attention to
kneliorating some of the ills the flesh is heir to,
epecially those aPpertaining to the teeth, eyes
Id ears.
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isaac Fellows Celebrated PIOWs

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
~ nos kept constantly o. hand by the subscriber
at his rev stand on South Street, Warren, o. among
which may he found The following:
Right and Less Hand Piuws. OF all styles and pat
terms in general use. SIR Improved PioUs, Nos. ,
and /. .fY Pist-S groaEd ready for use. Also, Steel
Z Flows. Points Of all descriptions, wlrrdCte: equal 90
the best in market. Our Plows are gotten mp BY our
selves, without J~0reigA aid, IS 90 either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also. Pittsburgh, and all other kinds OF
Z Points on hand ut all times.
I Fellows PloUs are So justly celebrated and so we'll
and fayorabiy known TO the farming community, as to
need no further cllCgT. have also on hand a supply,
(aHd shall keep the same 70 all tjmes,l Of DsisnOe's In
dependent Horse Rake, made from t'e best second
growth Hickory, and built in . good and Substantial
manner by an E0Ecst as-lEeHie. NaHhaEu's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible steel Teeth CEltivdtcrs:
also, Wooden Frame, do. Improved Thermometer
Charms, all sizes and Delne.t's Improved Muley
Cradles.
All WORK made or sold ty Mc, EarraE,el rs cheap.
o. chespcr than at any ether establishment 90 the kind
in this section. Farmers would do veil 70 call and
examine my stock Before Purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticGiar attention given TO all kinds %! repairing IA lay
line Of business, and charges moderate
70 my friends and Patrons I world return my thanks
for former patronage, and solicit a Continuance ofthe
same
N. e. All Goods and Wora warranted.
D. II. BEENETT. AGENT.
South St, / door East Of Hull & Cos.
April :. IsjS-sE. Machine Works.