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A GARD.
MADAME vIR6INIcA,

The Great Russian Prophecies and Healing Medium,
M revealing the hidden mysteries of the Past Pres ent
~ fu,uresuch law snits, travels By land absent
aasor relatives lest soisn property prize n1moers In
ia4ies, etc.
The Made has remedies for healing all Of diseases
ID fully guaranteed.
&-0ce at No. 1874 Bsronne street. be Girod and Ju
streets oice hours daily from o'clock A. to o'clock
~ si9 lrn<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-12

THE CUBAN TELEaRAPH.-The cable has been
successfully laid across the Satla and st. Mafy'a
Rivers, aud the connection with Fernandina is now
complete. The line is in working order, and opera
tions will commence as soon as the instruments arc
received. [Savannah Republican.
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TeIegraphed to the new Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.

FURTHER DETAILS OF EUROPEAN NEWS.
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Ale and Porter.

l50 casks Youpger's superior PALE ALE, pints.
80 . -. 49,. quarts.
$50 :. BJas' PALE ALE, pints and quarts.
200 . PORTER,
For sale by Goobfioi Il w.,
as I'm Corner Common and rchoup'tonlas streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-12

pROF. PACKERS MAGIC SOAP - WHICH
needs bat trial prove its Real Excelence-l0o pounds
for IS.
II is acknowledged by all who have tested its superior
qualities be Of the greatest discoveries Of the and
Its Is Indispensable to he comfort of family and the
convenience Of every hotel ship, steamboat laundry
washing ann=s and aces 1t particularly recommends
ITSELF Try 1t.
Full directions all packages. Also, Prof. Packers Type
t<seansng Solution.
Msnuiact 4red aud for sale by j. H. ASHLEY,
1853 Old Ievee, corner Of Jefferson street.
!. For sale by F.B. Won HURTEN. Grocer,
East corner Jackson and Rosseau sts., Fourth District.
PIT. PHILLIPS, Grocer,
corner Jackson and Nayades sts., New Orleans.
j. A. SOMERs, Apothecary,
Tivoli Circle, New Orleans.
JAS. W. FEE CO., Grocers,
SO Camp St. New Orleans.
Ml.. VIC. RAYMOND, Grocer
II Camp ST., New Orleans.
J. 8. MEEKINS & BROS,
a8 IF Ship Chandlers and Marigny Buildings N. Q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-12
ORLEANS THEATEK-oKLEANs srREEr-
URsDAY, May IL, 1859,

nenent ot Mile PAOLA-Wi be performed Verii's grand
ePsa, 10 acts, THE rROyAT0R-Mllss Paola Bourgeois
p0uLE. ~
0-Performance commences at o'clock
Tieket Office open every day, from o'clock A. NJ to SIX
oaock r. NJ mv11
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Stock, &c.

Our enterprising friends, Robbins d Leroy,
have made an addition to their formerly las we
t~hcught,) very complete Daguerrean Rooms, in
the shape Of q neat sales-room, well filled with
stock for the supply Of artists in the seme line
of business. They have a large variety of In
struments, Materials, Chemicals, Cases, Gilt
Frames, dc. Some of the cases exceed in beau
ty anything of the kind which we have seen,
and give evidence of very good taste in their
selection. Their own exact knowledge of all
the details of their prsession-without which
it would be impossible for them to be, as they
are, among the best operators in the country
renders them peculiarly fitted TO select, both
for themselves and others, precisely those ma
terials which are necessary for the production
of good pictures.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER
NA- Has just written a tooS. entitled From D. Sa-
TO Dayl;ght'-and- most chsrIning tsok 1t H. and -
should be read hy ever one Juss rec'AEs affeN -
Price 81. ADAMS BOOK sIORE.Ea e..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

From these figures It viii be seen that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths IL the country are caused b.
consumption, to sag nothing Of the numerous Other
diseases Swinging from a slight cold
DO ~nottriie with your health; but, II suffering fror
a cough, or cold on the lungs. buy a bottle OF AOoE
LANDS BALSAMlC CORDIAL. and you may safely
count on 4 eCre. Thousands have done so, ard have
certified 20 its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from q disordered or dys
peptic state Of thesstomach. in which case the German
gitters should be used. In cases Of weakness or gen
era' debility Of the system, resulting from a protracted
cough, The German Bitters Willie found Of great ben
eft.
Prepared only by Or. c. N. Jackson AIS 4reh Street,
Philadelphia. and for sale BY. Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States and Canada
Price Is cents per bottle.
LOCAL AGENTS.. Smith & Co, Warren; En-
sign d Soule. Newton Falls; Dr. Jones, Pennington;
Williams & Sguibs, MesoPctamia; Hove d Green. \.
Bloomfield; Ernst d Hahns. orargeville; B.. Brown,
Chiffon. Janl9y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Dr.. Dement'S Lectures.

DIR. r. B. Bement, who has Travelled extern
sively in tie Oriental World, is now giving a
course of lectures in this place, on The Lands
Of the Bible. In his travels in Egypt, Syria
and Palestine, he has made it Il special object
t@ovisit, inperson, all places of Biblical renown,
in order that he might collect all the evidences
of the truth of the Bible which 1t was possible
to derive from such a source.
On Sabbath evening, he lectured at the Pres
byterian Church, much to the qualification OF
his audience. Gas our paper is going to press,
Tuesday evening, he is leeturing at Empire
Hall.) This, Wednesday, evening, he will
lecture at the Hall, and will continue his lee
lures during the week, if the interest NANTES
ted in them, will justify it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

DABY UPSET TIE TEA POT, &
ID broke its nose Qhe tea pots nose, not the baby's)
Buy another at McLAINS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Court Of conmon pleas.

Judge Hoffman, presiding.
State of Ohio rs. Benjamin Scott. Defend
ant was charged with having passed a coun-
terfeit bank-bi1l on Peck, BurweII & Co., on the
18th, day of October. Verdict, not guilty.
State of Ohio, vs.. George Minor d George
Stoddard. The defendants We're indited for
stealing four steers belonging to Walter Stod-
dard. in September 1859. Verdict, not guilty.
State of Ohio, VS., Frank Peck, Petit Larceny,
d efendant was charged with having, on the
9th day of September, stole arihe gun belong
ing to Samuel Royal. Verdict of Jury, Guilty.
Sentenced to ten days on bread and water in
Jail, ten dollars fine, costs of prosecution and
restore to Royal double the value of property
stolen.
Trustees of Miller's German Evangelical u-
theran Reform Church of Newton, VS.: Jacob
Pheisser & David Pheister. Plaintiffs alleged
thatsD defendants unlawfully and forcibly broke
open the door Of Plaintiffs Meeting House, and
done ether injuries. Plaintiffs therefore asked
Judgement against defendants Tor two hundred
dollars. Defendants answered thatsaid Church
was built and owned by two Societies, viz;
the "MilIer's German Evangelical Lutheran
Reformed Church" and the German Reformed
Church, that defendants were members Of the
last named Church, that their Society had a
right to occupy the Meeting House when not
used by the other Society. That Plaintiffs
refused to unlock the House for Defendants
Society to hold meeting, and defendants opened
the door Of the House, and broke nothing about
the door, doing no damage to the House. Yer
diet of Jury for Defendants
State of Ohio, vs.. David G.. Miller. The de-
PENDANT was indited FOR keeping q Grocery for
the sale of Intoxicating liquors. jury return
cd a verdict of guilty. Motion for new trial.
Martin O'Donnel vs.. The Cleveland L Ma
honing Rail Road Company. O'Donnel alleg-
ed that in Dee. 1851, he yas employed as a
hand On a gravel train Of said Company, and
through the carelessness of the engineer and
conductor of said train he was seriously injur-
ed, that while he was attempting to get on board
of said trair at Girard, the conductor and en-
eineer started the train, causing him to fall
-andoHe of the wheels passed over his leg,
crushing his leg, by reason of which he had
suffered damage to the amount of $4,000, for
which he asked judgment against the c.. d NJ.
r R Company, Defendants denied carelessness
on their part. and alleged that the accident
was caused by the carelssness of the Plaintiff.
Verdict of Jury for Defendants.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
CountyS Spelling Match.

We are advised of the following facts respect
ing the County Spelling Match mentioned a
short time since.
In the month of January there will be held,
in some central part of the County, a Spelling
Contest, in which one competitor from each
school in the County viii be permitted to enter
for the prize. Such Competitor to be elected
by each school or appointed by the teacher
The representative from each school must bring
with him a certificate of his appointment from
the teacher. This arrangement is made TO pre-
vent the class from beingtoo large. The pre-
MUM to b represented to the successful candi-
date, is a handsome copy of Webster's Una
bridged Pictorial Dictionary. The announce
ment is published thus early, that competitors
may be preparing themselves for the contest.
The skill of the class will be first tested by
words selected from Webster's Elementary Spell
ling Book, and afterwards from the High School
or Academic edition of Webster's Dictionary.
Spelling, as an important branch of primary
education, has been too much neglected, and
the object of tins enterprise is to call the atten-
ton of beth teacher and pupil, to this impor-
tant matter, and awaken an interest that shall
tell in the right direction. 1t is not desirable
that undue importance be bestowed on this sub
ject, yet surely, no one, seeing the specimens
of o~rthography given even by our teachers, in
their examinations, and last, but not least, the
communications which We daily receive fer
publication, but would feel that improvement
was greatly needed; and as We learn to spell in
youth, if at all, every teacher surely, will favor
the enterprise
Announcement of time, place, and rules to
govern the contest, will be published in due
time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
The Alphadelphian

The annual public session of the Alphabet
phian-young ladies' Literary Society of the
high School, will be held on Wednesday even
ing, S0th inst.
The members of this Society have given two
public exhibitions heretofore, both Of which
were largely attended, and which afforded
much qualification TO the audie2ees.
We are informed that the young ladies have
devoted much time and labor to the duties of
their Society. during the past year, and that it
has never been in as fiourishing q condition, as
now.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

G. NaA yastice Of thePsaee.
The State of Ohio. ~irufnbbulI County ss-BeforeE sf4
this day came James Bennington gho 1cknoWlsdset~
that he cid sign aad sealtas foregoing i7struaeaLs
that the same Is hS frce act and deal, aEi tiat he IS
still saiizaei tsereritiA Given urier Ii, hAsd Iaz
iCLh aaV OF July. IFJs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
DOCTOR KOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
@gRFlAa Blu GgES2
VII -ETFECTrALLT CIR

49,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE,
Chrouic Or .N-eru0us De5ilhy y, Diseases Of the Kid
Hegs, and Gil diseases arising from a disOrGersd
LtUer or Stomach
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness or
Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach. Sour Eructations, Sinking or tlUttsring
at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluitering az the
Heart, Choking or Sufoeating Sensations when in a
Iying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before
the Sight. Fever and Dali Pain in the Head, Deficiency
OF Perspira.iop, YelloEness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back Chest. Limbs. &c. Sudden
Flashes Of Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Constant Ina
ginju-s OF Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The proprietors, in calling the attention Of the pub
lie TO this prepa alton, do so with a feeling If the ut
mnSt confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the
diseases FOR which 1t is recommended.
It is no new and uutrled article, hut one that has
stood the tsst OF a ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale are IuTiTalet by
any similar preparation extaut. The testimony in its
favor given by prominent and well-knoSn Physicians
and individualsin ali parts of the c~ountryis immense,
and a careful perusal Of the Almanac, Pgblishsd aunu-
ally by the proprietor, and 20 he had gratis OF any OF
his Agents, cannot bat satisfy the mos; ~skeptical that
this remedy is really deserving the greet celebrity il
has obtained.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
TeW Musie Stare.

His friends in this vicinity viii be glad to
learn that Mr.. S. 7. Pomeroyh has again located
himselfi in this place, and openeda Music Store
in the room of Messrs. King d Brother. His
experience as n dealer in Pianos and Melode-
ans, and his talent as a musician, peculiarly
fit him for the business. We noticed at his
rooms. among other pianos, one of nearly eight
o~etaves, and highly finished and ornamented.
He will keep constantly on hand, a stock of fin
strments which he viii warrant to give salts
faction.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Citizens Society.

The meetings of this Society have recently
been well attended. The lecture Of last Friday
Evening was postponed on accounted the storm.
The lecture on Friday evening viii be de-
livered 10y DR.. Bement, the Oriental Traveller.
Subiect-Discipline of the Mind. A general
attendance is requested.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
RAaSAh7lG ggRntAE

Coughs. Colds. HfFsH=H, Group. Hoc-SreSS. Rr9R-
cEifis. PRcHmcHlG. Diseases ef the B0Iseis arising
from Colds. IRcigicst C0HsHay;ioR. ard t6- the re-
lief and If at al possible cure Of Patients an i'd
RANGED stages Of the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation. like the Bitters may
he confidently relied on Il is desi gEed for a class Of
diseases more general and more fatal than any other
to which the people of this country are sulject-thoss
sprin ginE from a slight cold That eminent aHthOr-
lily, DR.. Bell, says: II viii not say that Colds are to
our inhabitants what the Plague and TelOU Fever arc
to those of other countries bat I can aver confidently
that they usher in disease Of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
4 further proof Of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from = common e6ld' may he seen by a glance
al the following statistics taken from the records Of
the Board Of Health OF Philadelphia. cOnfessedly one
Of tSe mos: healthy localities in the Union:
1859. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1921
Died OF CONSUMPTION. lql5
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Samf SaIdlistnfe.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Posr OFTTcE, WARREN, ONO,
July LIST, 1859
7oErgstsrn, daily. arrives ? p m leaves II am.
CIsrelaRd, DO do ii am. do Bpm.
Salem, do do Z IN. do Gam.
Sharon, arrives Tues Thurs. Sat. I0L m. Leaves
same days at p m.
". reenvf7Eesarrive Mon. We'd. Fri. Q m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat at l. = am
Greens5Hrrk arrives Tues. 4 Sat By m Leaves
Mon & Thurs-atea m.
~. Blooms ED, arrives Wed. < Sat by n Leaves
Tues. d FIJI. at a d.
FG-ningt0a- arrives Tues. & Sat. BY - m. Leaves
Non. & Fri at 70 m
Canton. via Drck Greek, nannsh's Mills. &C.. arrives
FidAys at 5 D m. Leaves Saturdays at s n H.
II Mails which leave at or before 6 a M are closed
the preceding evening ct p m All OTHERS are clo-
sel half an hocr previous to their departure.
7. E. WEB P NJ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
CCHOOL BOOKS.

NAIOV' OVIN
~ Porter & Son have ready a good stock Of all the
School Books and Stationery that are usei in this vi
cinity. The public generally are Invited to call and
examine our stock, and select such as are wanted for
the fail schools.
A fine lot Of Wall Paper selling very low.
One Of the firm expects to so East soon, and IL any
Of our friends have any money to spare, please hand
in; or IL any books are wanted, we will furnish Them
at the lowest rates. PORTER & SON.
Aug. 81 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

Robberies.

IloabCA1SGs
On las. Wednesday night, the hotels ef a,
Chapman and a. Camp, were entered by some
one or more of the light-fngered gentry, who
seemed to. have a particular affection for the
landlords themselves, making no levies from
the boarders- The room of Mr. Chapman, in
which himself and wife were sleeping, was Wis
tied, and Mr.. Chapman's wallet, containing
about sl59, was taken from the pocket of his
pantaloons.
The room Of Mr.. Camp (in his hOtel,) also
occupied by himself and wife, was entered, and
his wallet, with some Is or $50, taken.
The pockets of Mr.. Camps hostler were also
relieved of Cor $40.
Ahouse in the lower part of town was yisi-
ted, and apocket-bcOk belonging to Mr.. Hor-
ner, containing q small amount, was taken.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
~ beforehand with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lum5us Z Cincinnati. Cleveland * Erie. and Cievs-
land < Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to CAagrin Falls, &c.
a. Mantus with Hacks for RaEeana.
" Braceyille with Hacks for Newton Fails, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GrceaYiile Mead.
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
q" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Pclanl and Enon Valley, and thence b. ?. at. W.
* G. Rail Read 70 Pittsburgh.
Feb. IS, 1853. HAS. L. RHODES supt.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

z
A. The State OF Oaio.l IN the Probate Court Of said
Trurahull County, ss-i County.
JaIss Wilson, Administrator of Tie Estate OF John
W. Fox, deceased.
Mary Fox. widow Of said John VI. Fox. deed. sebra
Whitman, (~stephen Wkitmer, her husbaRd) Lew
is Fox. Ellis rOx. children Of full age OF said
John ". Fox. deceased. Carson Fox, William Fox,
Mary Fox. AlviTa Fox, Samuel Fox. Daniel Fox,
PANEL =. Woods, Samuel Moser and Cornelius
Eoser-
Said defendants will take noiice that on the 9Th day
Of November, 1853. James Wilson. Administrator Of
the Estate of John W. Fox, deceased. f!ei in the Pro-
bate Court OF said county Z petition alleging that sail
John W. Fox, in his lifetime entered into a contract
to sell and convey by deed in fee simple to one Seth
Gregg, the following described real estate situate in
Warren. being township No. 1. in the 4th range Of
TogHships in the Connecticut Western Reserve, and
which is also in The County Of Trumhuil and State Of
Ohio, and is known by being part of lot No. ?. in the
township aforesaid. and bounded as follows. to Wit:
On the south by the PaTknan road-.O called on
the west BY lands owned by Joseph Wilson; on the
north By the township line between Champion AID
Warren, and on the east by lands OF Giles .. Griswold,
aud Is Supposed 20 contain twenty-five acres of land,
be the same more CT less.
That by d decree 0f the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said comfy, entered az the jane term =. D., $50,
said lot was sold, and the balance Of The purchase
Esoney due upon said land paid to the le-al repre-
sentatiVes Of said John h..cG, teceased-that after
ward, at the June term Of said court OF common pleas.
4. D. 1859. said sale and proceedings were approved
by said court, and deed Of said premises ordered to
be made to Samuel Msser, Cornelius Hossr, and Dan
iel B. Woods. Who were the purchasers OF said prem.
ises-and that said John " Fs2 deceased viliOa:
making said deed.
The prayer Of the petition is for authority TO make
= deed II said Samuel A0ser, CcTnelils Hossr and
Daniel 3. Woods, By the Administrator CT the Estate
Of said John ". Fox, deceased.
said petition will be for bearing or the 18th day CT
December. 1853, ~ 70 O'Clock. =. T., before said
Probate Court. JAMES WILSON, Admr. OF the
Estate Of John ". Fox. decd.
RI ~JEEfEeSOS PALM,
Nov 2. 5n-2y ATTY for pfT.
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1855. POPULAR TRADE. 1875!
A good assortment OF Cloths, C~-ssimeres, Jean
Vestings, sc. Prices low.
EDWARD L. TOYT & co.
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BURROUGHS * IDDINGs.
For tie Ease and Comfort of his Paieats,
Times of Holding Courts.


Times Of holding Courts in the 9th Judicial DISTRICT
Of Ohio. for the year : D. lSG0, fixed and ordered by
the JUDGES of the Court OF Common Pleas.
Bell fixed and ordered that The District Courts for
Tie 9th Judicial District OF oaio, shall be held for the
year a. d. ls69, ia the several Counties Of said Dis.
trict, beginning al the times following to wit:
In the County Of Stark, Tuesday. May LIST.
DO CoiGinhiana, THURSDAY, May 10th.
do Carroll, wednesday, May 10th.
DO Portage, Tuesday, SeVt. 4th.
do Lake, Monday, Sept. ICth.
dc Geaasa. Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
do Ashtabula. Monday, Sept. 18th.
do frUnbull. Saturday. Sept. a2d.
do Mahoning. Wednesday. Oct. 81,
And thst the Courts of Common Pleas shall be held
ia said Counties, for the year A. D. LEGO. beginning
At the times following. 20 git:
In the County OF Carroll, FEBRUARY 18th; May alst,
ana Oct. lu:h.
Couaty Of stark, Feb. o., June 1. & oct.Ss.
Of Mahoning, Feb. -, May 81, & Oct. 10.
Of Columbisna, March ), June I, & Oct. 80.
of Portage, Feb. 10, May n, * Oct 10.
Of TRANQUIL, March ), June 4, d Oct. 90.
of Lake, February -, May II, & Oct. l..
of Gesuga, March ), May IS, & Oct. 90.
Of Ashtabula, March 20. June II, & Nov. 12.
The clerks of said Courts OF said several Counties
are ordered 10 enter these times and this order on the
journals of said District snd Common Pleas Courts
and publish the same as required by lsw enacted April
6. 1853. Fixed and ordered by rs at Garfield, Maho-
ming County. Oct. 5th, 1853; as vitaess our hands.
b. F.. HOFFMAN, judges OF the Court
L. W. POTTER. Of Common Pleas
JOHN .CHURCH for Oh Judicial
HORACE WlLDEk,J District of Ohio.
Tie State of ohio,t
TrumbuII County,} 7. AImon D. Webb. CLERK Of the
Court of Common Pleas within and for said Comfy,
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a trae copy of the
original order now on fie in this Office.
Witness my signature ard the seal Of said Court Of
ConmCn Pleas, at Warren, this ID day Of
lSr.1 November. 4. d. 1859.
'hNL ALNOX D. WEBB. Clerk.
BY ADDISON u DRAY, Deputy.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

7 M THU TIL -ALt-A III III II
' One of the best farms in Trumiull Comfy for
sale at ahargain; situated in Hartford Township, one
and one half miles west from OTanseviiie. 1t is hand
scmely situated. al d surrounded by every needful aG-
vantage; bounded on the north b the Greeuvilie and
Warren road, on the east by a good road, on ths south
by 4 lne piece OF woods On said farm there are four
good wells of water. and otlIer water privileges for
cattle, three orchards, three good frame barns, two
frame dwelling houses; it can be conveniently divid-
ed into two or three paTtsi contains one hGndred and
seventy-hve acres, and Is nearly square. We will sell
cheap and give u good title and time for payment
Any enc wanting a bargain. will do we'll to come
soon. This farm is known as the Huart farm. Will
sell 4 part or all OF it aud can give eight or MAE years
TO ray for It. STREIGHT XTELL
Oct 10 80 -irl