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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

Our assortment OF FAMILY MEDICINES is com.
plete, embracing every variety of SyruPs, Btters.
Pills, Alternatives. &c, &c, used in the treatment oil
all diseases - mankind Physicians can End in our
stock every article used in their practice. Terms fair,
quality reliable, and warranted as represented.
To Merchants and Dealers in general, We will sell
at prices which must suit, the following articles. Of
which -e have a large stock: Starch. Chemical and
CASTLE Soap. WinrOv Glass and Glass Ware of all
kinds, Pure sub. Carb. Soda. Cream Tartar. Calabria
and Sicily Licorice, LicOrice Root Stesrine. TallOw
and Star Candles. Cod Liver Oil. Woods Hair Resto-
rative, Boorhave's Holland Biuers. Hollands German
Bitter's. Herbolsherman's Stomach Bi;ters, and many
other Tones. Hair Restoratives and Dyes. which time
and space will no. permit us to mention.
or OILS and NarDishes, our stock is complete. EN-
hraciug 20 Bbls. Tanners. 10 Winter Bl-arhed Whale.
10 Lard; also Castor Sweet and all thu essential Oils
BRusHES--The largest stock ever brought % town
Of White Wash, Paint, Artists. Scrub and shoe Brush
es. which will he sold At wholesale on favorable terms.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes, at
most any prices ~ TO g per gallon.
Daniel Derr's pure Rye ami Wheat Whisky, for sale
in large or small quantities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

Snow FROM EIGHTEEN INCHES TO TWO
FEET DEEP.-A gentleman VINO iefr
Hornesville on Sunday evening infoum,
Us mat a sever snow storm set in at thar
place on Saturday morning, 23d ut, and
continued without abatement until a la;t
hour into the succeeding nj ut, aud tina,
Notwithstanding the comparatively mi'd
state of weather and the rapidly with
which the snow melted, it attained the
d p.h Of from one and a half 10 two feet
The trains on the Susquehanna ana
Western division Of the New York and
Erie RAILROAD encountered formidable
snow drifts on Saturday night, aud were
cousid arabiy detained thereby.-y. y
Express.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

DEATH OF A PIONEER Died, m the
2ls, inst, in Lebanon, Mr.. Enos Will
liams, al an advanced age.
The deceased was one of the early
pioneers of the Miami Valley. He came
10 this vicinity about the first of April,
l7e5, end has been within the limits OF
the same neighborhood eve since. He
taught the first school within the Town of
Lebanon, which he continued from about
1892 TO 1905. lie then kept tie county
land records for many years; was Justice
of Peace fer some twenty years coniin-
ously, and served in many other public
capac ties. In his early years he was
a man of active habits, and capable If
dischareing a great amount of business
with facility and correctness. Some
twenty years ago however, he received
an injury to his brain by a fall from his
horse, which ever afterward seriously
affected his mind.-Lebdnon Star.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11
WARREN, WEDNESDAY. MAY Ii.
Republican State Convention:

In pursuance of the authority vested
in them, the undersigned that
n delegation nominating Convention will
assemble in the City Of Columbus on
Thursday. the Second day Of June next,
for the purpose of nominating a candi
da'e for Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
Auditor Secretary and Treasurer of
State. Supreme Court Judge, member OF
the Board Of Public Works. and Com
missioner Of Common Schools.
We earnestly hope that all, OF what
ever party, Republicans. Americans,
and Democrats, and of whatever birth,
foreign or native, who are prepared to
Join IN a common effort to deliver our
National Government from the control of
an arrogant sectional interest ; 10 arrest
the spread Of Slavery beyond the States
in which it exists to prevent the re
opening of the foreign Slave trade to
maintain the rights of freemen. and the
interests Of free labor F; TO rebuke the
spiIit of extravaganza, corruption and
misrule, which characterizes the existing
National Administration, aud 10 bring
back the Government 10 the control of
The principles ayowed in the Declaration
of Independence, and Ie-afirmed in the
Federal Consultation. will unite in attend
ance upon The County Conventions. and
in the selection Of delegates. and through
them in the nomination by the State Con
yention OF candidates, worthy of the sup
port of honest and patriotic voters.
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate to each FIVE hundred woes for
Judge Peck at the election OF 1858, with
an additional delegate for each fraction
over two hundred and fifty votes. Ia
accordance with this rule The following
will be the number of delegates from
each Of The counties of the State:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

NEw COMMISSIONERS OF PAIESTS.-The
n. Y. Tribune thus announces tue sp
continent:
The Hon. William D Bishop, repre-
senied the Fourth Dis,ric, of Connection,
in the House of Representatives until his
constituents replaced him with a better
man and a sounder patriot, in the person
Of Orris s. Ferry has been appointed
Commissioner of Patents by the Prcsiien',
his claims icing consifereI stronger than
any other bleeding democrat"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

The Port Clinton Democrat says Mrs.
Peter Perry, whose husband was drown
ed, as we noticed, last week. has since
died from the eject of the loss of her
husband. From the moment she re-
ceived the intelligence of his loss, up to
the hour Of her death, a few days ago,
she never exhibited signs of sanity. be-
ing perfectly wild and delirious. Four
small children are thus Left orphans in
the wide. cold world, having been rem
dered fatherless and motherless in the
space Of ten days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

RECRUITING STOPPED In pursuance
of orders from the War Department, the
recruiting service throughout the United
States las discontinued on the 3OIh ul,i
mo. The ranks OF the army are now full
for the first time in twenty years, but
there is a considerable surplus OF recruits
from which TO fill future vacancies. The
usual prosperity of the recruiting bust
ness may be attributed partly to the de-
pressing effect Of the financial revulSion.
but mainly 10 the increase of the soldiers
pay. about four years ago. up to the de
Gently remuuera,iye standard of eleven
dollars for cavalry service.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

Chancellor Bib, who recently died in
Washing on, at the advanced age oI
eigh Y five, was an extraordinary man.
He bore a wonderful likene-s in person
to ChiefJusIice Marshal, and was a man
Of the same class. and the same physical
conformation. To the las, he were long,
black silk stockings. knee buckles, and
white cravat and r%uiles, and long qnene.
But what is more remarkable, he never
lost his passion for his violin. and would
take it row and then in his study for
amusement. His habits Of life presented
a model Of moderation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

We have no hesitation in say ing that we have the
larges. and best selecteI stock 90 Paints and ColurS.
Dry and il Oil ever brought TO this market ami we in
yite all persons wishing to purchase these articles to
call and examine our stock and prices; and Paints ant
Linseed Oil being held At sreIasioeiy cash rates. the
figures cannot fail to suit
Our stock embraces the following brlnds: Fahnes-
t0ck's Pure, New York TX. National. Cleveland, Pa
cihc. Penn. and Lehigh Snow White Zinc Che best in
msrket) Pas.aic Snow White, &c, &c.
We have also a s.ocz Of excellent Teas FOR retail,
at low rstes.
Also. Spices. Surgical Instruments. Dental rnstra-
ments, Tooth Brushes. Hair Brushes. Arnoli's anl
Kirtland's Inks. Snuff and Fine Cut Chewing Tobac-
CO. Trusse,, Supporters, &c &c.
More hereafter, WOODS & PEW.
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Warren, Eoy, l0M 1889.
New PAPER.
CHAIRIAN

I'VE have received the first number of
4he Warren Eagle, published at Indian
ola, Iowa, by |. R. Sherwood, Esq, late
editor of the Williams County Gazette.
The Eagle advocates Republican prin-
ciples, and in the hands of Mr.. Sherwood
will be a valuable assistant 10 the good
cause, in Iowa. We wish our friend
Sherwood abundant success. politically
financially, and personally.
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County Convention.

The Republicans of Trumbull County
are invited to meet in Mass Convention,
at Empire Hall, in Warren. on Saturday
the Qist of May. at one o'clock P n, to
nominate six delegates to the Republican
State Convention, TO be held al Colum-
bus, Thursday the Cd of June next.
By order of Central Committee.
G. R. HUNT,
CHAIRMAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

TWENTY ONE C~oUNTERFEIT BANK NoTE
PLATES y A FIVE DOLLAR Com Dir
FOUED--Last week Mr.. Davis C Davis.
a resident of Palmyra, found s~ecretec
amorg some rocks in the northern poriio1
OF the township, twenly-one counterfeit
bank note plates, and a counterfeit die
for The manufacture of bogus five dollar
gold pieces. The plates were used and
hidden by Daniel Price and his confeder-
ates, and 20 verv far to show The eAlen
sive operations of the gang.
The plates were taken TO Cleveland to
the United States authorities, we under
stand.-Portgge Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

HoRR7aLE DEArH-On last Saturday,
a workman in the guano mills at Balti-
more, while wheeling bark to a hopper
was caught in the machinery. and liter.
ally torn and crushed to pieces. One
leg was torn completely off. and the
other huag only by shreds; and his
body was mangIed, and all lis ribs
crushed. OF course he died.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

a Man GoRED BY A BULL-On Fri
duy last, Walter Morgan, OF This township,
son-in law-of Thomas Aston, was severe
ly gored by a bull. He had taken the
animal out of the stable, and while at
tempting to get him back again, the snap
attached 10 a ring in his nose slipped out
and liberated him. The instant that he
discovered he was at liberty, he made a
plunge al Mr.. Morgan and caught him
with one Of his horns in the right arm,
and tossed him some distance. lie then
became quite furious, and made several
attempts to gore Mr.. NJ. while lying on
the ground, and succeeded in breaking
six of his ribs, and otherwise severely
iniuring him, and would have soon killed
him had he no; been assisted by a young
man about eighteen Years old, named
Farmer, who went into the yard, aud
after fighting the animal some time, spc-
ceeded in getting hold OF the ring in his
uo,e, aud held him until he was secured
snd taken back 10 the stable. We are
informed that Mr.. Morgan is improving
slowly. and lhat there is a possibility of
his recovery.-Etyria { Ohio) Eagle.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

GoNE.-Dr. Richmond, found Jefferson
a little to hot for any tolorab!e share Of
the enjoyment of life. Between Sunday
and Monday last he took a western stage
-ieaving his country, as other patriots
nave done before him, for his country's
good. For this act. the denizens of JEFF.
t~erson, viii remember him with emotions
OF lingering gratitude Reporter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

Printers errors arH sometimes laugha.
be. A young clergyman printed a SER
mon, the subject Of which was the neces-
sity for moderate and rational recrea-
ton, in which occurred the passage,
men should work-and play too" The
want of a stroke ruined il, and tie rel:-
gious world was scandalized by reading,
''Men should work and play loo."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

Horse SToLENs-Mr. Ranney Goddard
OF Orwell, had u mare stolen from his
stable OH Friday night last. She is OF
middling size, of dark bay color, with a
car Oh inches long on The left shoulder.
The thief took a black saddle and a blind
bride al the same time He offers S25
for the mare, and ten more for the thief.
-AshkQ6ula SentiReL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

west B k OF the Missouri r yer, upor
The site of old Fl. Hearty; it was laid on.
just four years ago. al that time the
Ooe Indian sill lived upon the towu
site. Now il is covered with ins Build
ings aud contains a population of -four
thousand inhabitants, with a fue farm
ing country around, and the settlers are
an industrious and happy people, as the
majority of them are from Ohio, which
would Be- assurance enough that prosper
ity would follow.
w CTf-T
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NEW NnRK- May 4

The steamship City OF Washington
left to-day for Liverpool, with 500 pas
sengers and S66, 600 in specie; and Ariel
for Southampton and Havre, with 9I3
passengers, including Senator Seward.
and $3.50, 600 in specie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

A New CoMET-James G. Watson
writes to the Detroit Free Press from Ann
Arbor, with date of April 10Th that he
discovered a new comet on the evening
of that day, near the star numbered II
in the constellation Iunr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11
STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull County.
PRIOR STP COIRT

The following accounts Of Administrators, Executors
and Guardians having been filed in this Office, It IS
ordered that they be advertised agreeahIy to law. and
that they remain on file for inspection aud exceptions
until the Oh day Of June next. when they will exam
ined by the Court and ordered to record il no excep'
;iOns appear thereto, to Wit:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

A WESTERN PAPER We have re-
ceived the FIRST number Of the Dalles
Journal a new paper jus; started, pub,
iished at 'Dllles City, Oregon, by A J.
Price, Esq, formerly Of This place.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ wiiiiin Higgins In Court Of Common Pleas
rb.-.. syosr a.

SoDHVn hAa-
oil Irumbull County
By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out Of the Cont
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbun County. Ohio, to me- al.
reetsd and delivered. / have levied upon and shall
offer at Public Sale. at the door Of the Court Houss. in
Warren. Trunsull County. on
Saturday, the IIth day of June, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
?. NJ. OF said day. Jeremiah B. VOLTS undivided half
OF the following described Real Estate situate in Dub
bard Township. Trumhull County, and is known as
beng part OF let No. *, aud is bounded Al follows.
beginning at a post standing on the east side II said
let -. aud ranriag south along the road leading from
The Centre Of hubbard to RroOkh-ld. to the south east
corner OF lot No. p; thence west TO the south west
corner OF said lot 25 TO a pSs;; thence north on the
west line OF SAT- lot % to a post, ard from thence east
parallel to the south line Of said lot 25 to ! most. or
the place OF beginning, containing aftv acres os land.
Also, another tract OF lana in Hubbard, known as
part Of lot No. 2j, described and bounded "a folIoxs
Beginning at a post standing in the north west corner
OF a lot OF land belonging to John Haywood; thence
running along the -Oad leading from the Centre of
Hubbard to BroOkfeld. to a post standing on the line
Of said road so far north as that a line running vest
at right angles 70 said road until it strikes the ives,
lice of let No. %, and thence on said line TO the north.
west corner Of said John HaywOOd's laad as shall in
clude within said lines sixty acres o: land: Both
pieces containing one hundred and ten acre. OF land,
The said undi Vided half IS appraised at Twenty-txo
Hundred Dollars. T~ERAs-Cash-
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriHfs Office. Warren. MAY IL. I-5g-5w.
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Saturday, the IIIh day of Jnne, Is5o,

between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P. ". of said day the undivided cnesix.h interest Of
Auren p. HndsOn in the following described Real Is
tate. situate in SeNtOn Township. TrumhulI County.
aud is bounded east by lands OF scott Rice aad -
Stanley; Sonth by lands Of Hiram Allen and Y. Nc.
Cewen; west by Ahram Aliens land. and north hy the
Canal and Nahoniug River, Same farm recently owned
by John Hudson, containing III acres.
The undivided one sixth interest Of .he said Hudson
appraised at Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars. TERMS
Cash A B. LYMAN Sheriff.
sheriE,s Office. Marren. MaX n. I.al-5Y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

A great variety of Cloth Froek Coats,
from "a to % and 80.
Be aulilul Dark Snits; consisting of Coats,
Pants and Vests, at So
Light Wool Spring Business Coats, in
all styles and varieties.
Italian Cloth, Drpd'ete and Alpaca Coats.
Spanish, Blouse and Grass Linen Coats.
Splendid assortment of MarseiIles Vests,
in all colors.
All kinds Of Pants; Light Summer Pants
at SOC. Lined Summer Pants, Toe
and upwards.
A 'arge variety Of Vests, in all grades,
as low as SOC.
Hats, Caps and a general assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Also. a splendid assortment of Cloths.
Cassimeres and Vesiiuss for Custom
Work.
@ Custom WORK MADE TO ORDER on
SHORT Notice. May II, 59-tf.
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE. or Israel

III ihA1~AR VI FINE, OF Israel
n in Bondage. being an account OF the wonderful
scenes in the life Of the Son Of Phsrssh's Saughter-
tMoses) from his youthto the ascent Of Sinai, eompris-
ing Is by an eye witness. his Miracles bef,re PiItroah.
Passage OF the Rel Sea, and reception Of the Law on
Mount Sinai.
Call at Adams Book Store for a circular. giving a
fall description Of this hook: IS copies just rec@ived,
price $i,25. May ~. Isso.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-11

DANNING'S BRACES-For the cure
ID Of Female Diseases, g., for sale by DR.. PAINE,
of youngstown, Ohio.
DR.. Paine's Vegetable Medicines are ~unfAiling in
the cure of Typhoid Fever, Private Diseases. &c.
o. D. PAINE
Ysuasssorn, Nay 4, ISSD-y.
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The several county Committees will
call their county meetings for the selec-
lion of delegates at such times and places
rs they think desirable, but we suggest
Saturday, the 2lst of May. as the most
suitable day. Sufficient line should
eiapse to give all the delegates ample
notice of their selection.
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TERUMBULL COUNTY,

TRUMBULL COUNTY.
j. OUR OF COMMON PLEAS.
John R. Woods. Admir- &c h. n. of
Warren H-a;on. deed ,RlaintiG
va.
Charles Rssr, John PEEP, Martha CIVIL Action.
Reep. Abigail ReeP, Robert Young
ard Sarah his wife. II II Wood
worth and Minerva J. his wife.
William Goist and Rehecca Ann SrHNoSs-
his wife, James McLain An. Mary
his wife. IsSel Thompson and
Betsey his wife, Defendants.
The defendants above named are hereby summoned
70 ansxer = petition OF John r. Woods. Administrator
se koHis nor Of Warren Hea,on. deceased. in which
petition said plaintiff claims the sum OF S664.jG with
interest from 2sth October, 1853, as due upon a land
contract. made by the Executors Of Warren nsafOn
with Jacob and Charles Keep, February 10Th. IS56. fer
for the sale TO said Jacob and Charles of lot nineteen
nor in the Village Plat OF Mics in said CoCnty. The
n~IaintiE claims the sum so due to be a yendois lien on
the premises. and asks a decree that unless the amount
he rid. the Iaad be sold 10 satisfy the debt.
said defendants are notified to answer said petition
by the second day Of July, Is59, or decree will he "a
ken on default cox kATLiFF,
May II, Is59-ew. Atty-s for PIG.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ James Luce In Court of Common Pleas of
- TrUmbuli County
Hudson & Hulson,D
BY virtue Of "a Execution issued out OF the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. to me d.
rected and delivered I have levied upon and shall
offer a. Public Sale. at the door Of the Court Ii ouss in
in Warren, TrumbulI County. on
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SHERIFFS SALE
y John shoaG & EifeJ In cour; Of Common Pleas
VS.. Of Trumbun County.

VS.. OF Trunbull County.
Mary Albright. ct al.
by virtue Ct an order Of sale issued frcn the Court
Of Common Pleas of Trumhuil County. Ohio. TO ne
directed. I shall offer at Public auction at the door Of
the Court House in Warren. in said County, on
Saturday, the IIth day Of june, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Z ?. NJ. the
following described premises. situate in the Tcwnship
Of Hubbard, Trumbull County. and IS part Of lot No.
20. and is bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
west garner Of said lot. and running thence southeriy
along the west line Of said lot fifteen rods to a corner;
thence easteTly fifteen rods to q eprcer; thence north
eriy fifteen rods to the north line Of said lot thence
westerly on said north line fifteen rods to the place Of
beginning. and contains one acre AID sixty-hys rsts
Of land. Appraised at 5000. T~SRHs-Cash.
A. B. LYMAN, sheriff.
Sheria's Office. Xarren. Nav u. ESQ 5E.
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R. A. WOOD,
Dcalcr ian HATS & CAPS,

NJ IA AhhbI ST., AIKEN, U.
RESPECTFULLY announces to the
LIZ public that he has received q large and veil Sc
lected stock Of Haas and Cars for the Spring trade,
consisting Of the latest stylez. aad would invite those
wishing to buy goods in my line to give me q call. be-
lieving l can suit you in style. price and quality.
PS. Repairing done on short notice.
May ii. 1859. II. A. WOOD.
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saturday, the 18th day of june, 1859,

between tie hours Of ~ o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. ~, the Shop now owned aud occupied by Charlie
Messenger together with all his interest in The 10: on
which said shop atands. The lot 10 I6O fee, deep, 81
wide. sitIated on Qlinhy Hill in Warren, and is
bounded north and west by lands of SlmRei QuiEby,
east hy - Street. and south by Buckeye Street
said shop and interest in said lot appraised a.
Sj53,G0. TERNs-Cash.
A.R. LYMAN, Sheriff.
abo-sdTs nofra U.r-o, NJ ~ rG.u- -
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sheria's Office. Warren.
CHERIFF'S SALE
~ Thomas MeLain
Joseph Lewis
VS..
Messenger a War

BY virtue OF two Executors issued ont OF the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Tru1hGll County Ohio, to ne dt-
rected and delivered. l have levied upon and shall
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CHERIFF'S SALE
~ Thomas J. McLain Joseph Lewis
vs.. VS..
Messenger & Quinby. Messenger n Warren.
Hy virtue oftso Executions issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas OF rrum5uIl County in the above
enti. led causes. l have levied upon and shalI srer At
public auction at the shop now owned and occupied
by Charles Messenger. on Quinby Hill in Warren. on
Tuesday, the 9th day of May, 1859,
.etEeent the hours OF 2 and 4 P. NJ the following Per-
sonal Property l steam Engine, (six horse power0
! Cylinder Boiler, Il feet long: Also, ! Daniels Pa
ming Machine
The property can he seen at the shop Of Mr- Messen-
ger at any time previous TO the sale TEEas-Cssh.
ABB LYMAN. sheriff.
Sherid's Office. Warren, May II. Is59-2W.