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By WALL& BERNARD. Aposons.,.-

,TfuSTEEs, SAJE;EBy Vitae Of deed Of
sSd Fl Ies0, 81. ne yid sr g .seiloa.
fourth part Of Lot foustssn. n ssssrs thsrts
sffven, lH,lln Washltyton. fronting thirteen feet
esvsn Inones arg q quarter on north M street AID
renning BACK OF the same width, one hundred foet
pss o. iess, ~ with provements being
Term. Of sale One third OF the purch.,, money
% es paid In cesh ard the residis in two eSSs
sscured By notes and deed g Tg:t -. :. - :
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81 y Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aecs,eoser..

.TRUsTEEY SALE OF vAIU ABLE sor !. :
iH s9ar ~ bx,5 OF rzE CITY Ezst fHy
ibseFing dase on the lsth day OF Nsssm6sr, A. b,
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This ssis, viii oner very favorable o,povtunitv
. ysrsons desiring safe and rsmansrstvs ssvsst.
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HIN CONSEQUENCES OF THE INcLRM
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no THE ABOVE SALE rs FuRrnrn
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Sudden Death.

On Monday morning last, Mrs Deborah
Reeves. mother of DR.. U. G.. Reeves, of this
place. was founl deal in her bed. She Was
sonle~h hat lat than usual ia rising. and the
DIR. relaired 10 her room, after first calling to
her and receiving no answer. When discovered
her body was yet warm. and WAS lying in a
natural POSITION in the bed. indicating that she
had died without a struggle. She had retired
to bed the night before in ha usual health.
She was IS years of age.-[Lib,r:y, (Union
County, Ind.,) Herald, of the 9TH inst.
The above-whieh will be read with inter
est by all of the older inhabitants of this .own,
WAS handed to US by DR.. A D. Caster!ine.
formerly of Bazetta, and COW a resident of Lib
erty, Ind, from when We also learn that Nr.
Stel,hen Reev-s, late husband of the deceased,
died ut the same place. in November. le5s.
Sir. and Ms. Reeves were for many years
residents OF this place, and were remarkable
for their hoaes:y anl unlf-ctel piety-
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The last two weeks have been prolific il
public Lectures. As mentioned last week
Prof CART, Id closed his series of lectures OF
Geology, on Monday the 18th. They were ex
ceedingly interesting, and were largely atten
dei.
On Tuesday evening J ". Tyler, Esq ~leetur
ed before the La,.ies' Benevolent Circle. which
held its Annual Meeting ON that evening
His address abcunied in beautiful imagery
and was much admired.
On Friday evening. the lecture before the
Citizens S, ciety was delivered by J. ID. Cox,
ESQ subject, the Business Man. There was
one point which the lecturer noticed somewhat
1T length. and which it has always seemed to
US is strangely overlooked in lectures of this
z kind, bat the need of which is evinced in
the lives OF most business men. This is the
tendency which business, and especially sue
cessful business, has, TO SO engross the minds
of men who are engaged in it, as to seem to be-
come the sole oil ct of their lives; to so occupy
every moment OF their wakirg hours as To
shut out all stniy. all social Intercourse; and
while it fills their pockets. beggr s their intel
lecis. and dwaris their minds.
On Saturday afternoon. Prof. Fairchild, of
O'erlin, delivered an address before the Trum-
bull County Educational Society, at its Annu-
al Meeting. His theme was Hidden Power
1t is rare indeed, that the cisiz ms of this town
have had the opportunity OF listening to so
when the fame of a speaker has rr, ceded him,
that the reality falls short of the anticipation
Such was not the case in this instance, and
those who were not present, lost a rich intel
leetual treat.
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Medical.

Medical.
DR.. D. ID. Woods has associated with him.
self DIR. NJ. C. Woodwork, under the style Of
Woods & Woodwork
DR.. Woodwork has been prac.icing for o n
time at Newton Fails. in this County, and has
acquired the reputation Of a skilful, careful
physician. OF DR.. Woods It is unnecessary
for US to speak, well known as he has been for
years, in almost every family in this vicinity.
as one of the most skilful OF physicians, and
kindest of men.
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Tie Gift Book Business.

This way of selling books has become al
institution IN this county. Mr. Geo. 4 iams OF
this place, is doing an extensive business in
this way. and so far as our observation extends,
all seem well pleased. But yesterday. Mr. a.
W. Fenton. of Bristol, bought a book Cor a dol
lar, and reed as a present a handsome silver
lever watch; and SOME others with him, reed
gift books, with beautiful binding and
illustrations, J~eweiry, De. dc.
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A Card.

A Card.
The Ladies of the Benevolent Circle rresen
their thanks to the Citizens of Warren for thei
~unhOunded libcraliiy in their Donations o
Tuesday Eve.
Also their thanks to Rcv Vim. C. Clark, fol
al excellent prayer; to Mr.. Tyler for n very ap,
prorri<te address; to Mir Cox for very harry
remarks, and to Ladies and Gentlemen for such
good music.
Money received, 100 dollars and % cents.
Dry Goods valued at a dollars.
Second hand Clothing, 80 pieces.
The next Society viii be held on Friday of
this week, at the houss of Mrs. L. J. Iddings.
Mrs. ]. DANA, President.
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Citizens Society.

This Society was last week addressed 1y J
D. Cox-Sahj ct, the business Man" Theau.
dierce was not is large as the lecture richly de-
served.
The lecture of next Friday Evening, will be
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Brown-Sulject-"Stli
Edu:ation."
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YIN. G. barley, ESQ.

This gentleman, who has been a resident Of
this tow for many years.-has established him
self in Pittsburg. in company with Mr.. Alezan.
der Hays of that City. under the name of Hays
&Darle;-civil, Construction & Mining Engi-
neers.
Mr.. barley is a competent and skilful engi-
nesr, = gentleman, and an honest man. We
wish him success.
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Cattle at Larse.

Perhaps some of our readers may not be
| aware that there is an Ordinance in furce, which
prohibits cattle from running at large in the
Corporation. during the winter. Such, how
ever, is the case; and. at the last meeting of the
Council, the Marshal was instructed to see
that the Ordinance was enforced.
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D. D. BeIdel, ESQ.

The Omaha City, (Nebraska.) papers notify
US that.D d Belden Esq, our farlner tOwnsman,
is Mayor of OlaaLa City. and also a member OF
the House OF Representatives Of Nebraska
AIiOfA Dir. Beldeu's acquaintance here will Be
glad to learn Of his prosperity. because all who
knew him rere his friends.
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The County Smelling Match.

&10 SeoAty cpt.-i1S hdlS-'
The BoarI OF School Examiners. fer Tram
bull County. boli-ving that spelling. as an
important branch of education, has not received
the attention it deserves in the Common Schools
of the County, and that such means as may lie
available should be employed to awaken a
greater interest in this division of education,
have resolved to hold a Srelling Match on Sat
urday, the llth day of Fehuary, 1869, at the
Bazetta Academy, that place being the most
central point of the County. One pupil from
each school in the County, will he allowed to
enter the class. Each candidate for the prize
will be requested to presen: a c ~r;ifie4te from
his or her teacher, as evidence of his or her ap-
pointment.
WEBsrER's UNABRIDGED PICTORIAL DICTIONARY
will be awarded as a Prize, to the best spelier
of words pronounced from McGufty's Spelling
Book. and if any of the class SHOULD be found
to be masters of the sreliing hrok, they can
then have a trial on worls selected from the
Primary Dictionary of Webster Candidates
are requested to be romit in attendance at
10 o'clock, 4. VI.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
Clerk of the Board of Exam in,rs.
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Carriers Address.

Our Carrier. having faithfully called upOu orr
town subscribers, once a week, for the past
year. will again call upon them on Saturday
next. with bis Annual Message" may he re-
eeive his due, for it, and his labor.
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blu UfFiCE harren,1 nmi ulC County, v -se,Ebr :. ioIg.
L hereby certify tn foregoing 10 n correct list oil al the Lands Town Lots AID Real
Properly returned deiinqne 1 by the Tres uer Of sail couI ty in august. ia except
taos II Sheh'h taX-s And penalty h2yes since heen paid) and nat tx forgO 4 = ds
entto"@ 81 sad Lana III Lets sc. is the same as nto On the Duplicate Of iR9 ant
hhih7i taxes o. th- proesiiHg yar ave hen chareet correctly EhHe01,N with thuy
Nle. u therefore hereby yisen. tat the Nhote of tbs several ats o. land Town
Lots mt h&! 'roaertyh in "a d HG contains. or so much 1.-THE cot as i'll he ueeasa A. u
paym the sxess ne p-Eaiy- h.sei thereon sill ne sods tu Court HOs- In sad e.uaty.
IN ne second Monday t9h al o. January, leo, by the County rurer unless lie
taxes and p~naJ arep pau before that B=
he7-4s 0liLOW l.. WOLCOTT, County ARdL0r.
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Sent gatdliatnte.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Posr OFFICE. w,RRES. UHso. /,
Juy lst 1859
Yssnssforn daily. arrives . n. leaves ~ A. N.
cferefapd. do do u m. DO p m.
SzTe-, do do JPN. do 6 M.
Shares strives Tues. Thurs Sat. lnz m. Leave
same day Vt . D IN.
~. GreerrsHe arrive Non. Wed. Fri 9 N. Leave.
Ta-s rhars Sat at tia am
rve--s6srsh arrives Tees q Sat. hy N. leave.
Non r Tears. at : = m.
n Bfsozsefd. asriv@< Wed. & Sat. by 9 . m. Leave
T.r< a. vi sfsan
Sa-,aisefes arrives Tue. & SAT. ~ 70 n Leave
Mar ~ ~ - ne
Castor. ris DIck Creek. Isnnah's Mills &c arrive
Ptts~s 1t s n N. Leaves SATURDAYS at a IN
- Malls whirh les-r Il o. trsnre 3 a m.- are closed
the pre~edinE -venirr ri 9 y m Al OTHERS are clo-
sed half an hour reyious to ih-ir dem rfIre.
T. Z. WEBB r. NJ.
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D~@Sp-~
Omitted.

In our list of the Aged of this township,
name of Mr.. Sarah Craig. who was born in
April. l76o. emigrated to this Country in 1905,
and came to this township in 1903.
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THE GUIDE
Scientific & practical Agriculture

By IIINrv S.IFnFss. =. IS. Of Edinbursh. and The
lite !. r. hoRIOr. Professor OF srivI thc Arrieui
ture ia lale college New Haven. . vols X ,ySt
OciaEo- lClt Isees, ard numerous Engravings.
This is. comics ely. the most cnIrplste work en-
AgrItulUre ever uLI Il ed. md In ordsr to give it =
Siasr eiituls ion tie uIlishers have resolved 10 re
duee the piics to
FIVE DOLLARS FOR TIE TWO veLUMEs!!
When sent by nail fpost'psidl to California and
Greg n. the price wi be 81. To every other part nf
thr Union, and 10 Can ola (post psi+ J. So TPThis
rork - SOT the old Book Of ths Farm"
Remi'tsnces for any OF the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the Pub
Ii hers,
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
Dee. II. No. So Gold street, New York.
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Donation Party,

A Donation Party will be given on this
"wednesday evening. at the Presbyterian Par
sonagc, for the benefit of the Pastor. A general
invitation is extended.
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B~lackwoods Magazine
AND
British Reviews.

L. SCOTT & CO.. NEW YORK. ~ecntinre TO publish
the following leading British Periodicals.. viz:
/. Tile Lcndon Quarterly Conservative
?. Tile Edinburgh Rerier (Whigl.
8. Tile North British RevieTF Free Church
I. The Nstminster Rerielp QiberaD.
5. RlactarOod EdinJurgN aga=ineCT Tory
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! ~ Maxim strict adhered tD-
siye such bt'n as have no strife
N;th n1tEIe CT the laws or life
With blood my hands I never stain,
Nor poison ntn to ease tEeir pain.
lie IS q Physician indeed, Wha Cures.
The Indian II RI Doctor. x J. LYONS, cures TIE
folio sins Complaints III the most obstinate stages Of
heir eNis ence. VIZ:
DISEASES of the Throat. Lungs. Heart Liver. Stomach,
Df-psy in ths Chest. Rh-umatisrl. Neuralgia FITS
0rFtiliag SickHess.a and all other Nervous De
~rangcments. Also. all diseases OF thu Blood,
1lch - Serofals. Erysirsiss. Cancers,
Fever Sores. LcproSv, and all cth-r
complicated chronic Cor,plaiLfs-
All forms OF SemaleD Difficulties attended 10 with the
hArpies: results
II is hoped that no orc will despair Of q Cure until
thew have given ths Indian Herb Doctsr's Medicines
L fair and faithful trial During the Doctors
travels in Eprop-. Vest indies East ladies, South
Am cries and the United States, he has been the in
struEent in Gods hand. to restore TO health ar vignr
thou -anis who were giv-- mp ani pronounced incur
able ~ the most era:nea; % school Phy sieians: nay
are now fiv.hk EATS to the Indian Herb
sxeIaimiu g R'esse- Is he day whsn first sc ses
tnd n,rt,ox ~ the Indian Herb Doctors Neliria-."
>sti factory references Ol csre- ill he gla Is and
cheer:u,ly given Nhenever required
Th- Doctor Pledges his wort AM honor that he viii
in n"EiSe direct. or Indirectly induce or caTse Guv
inYiliI to AXE his medicines without the strongest
P-shabiiity Of a cure
R-mrmreT. con su't2tion and advice free. The poor
shall he lihrrsliy considered.
y PPost 'flc- address box sGi3.
Sep u, 59-y II J.LYoys, NJ. D.
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4 Ii THOSE knowing themselves in
I y dehted to the lite firm Of C d VI. Mns.R. ae
hereby noiideI to call forthwith and /. tile. and there y
save costs SAMUEL MOSER.
VAR n. Oct a6. 1879.
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The Weather,

1IO 6G5AcIy
Daring last week was exeeediagly cold, the
mercury ranging from two degrees below zero,
to ten above, nearly every morning.
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SEND To ADAM.' BOOKSTORE.

WARREN. and get one N oar circ liars. sent free
OF postage. TO any point. We propose 10 make this
as liberal gift book distribution as any in the United
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Positively 10 SHALL lfElTTST blB

This mode Of doin, US ness viii enable Lin to oh.
Yiate The usual Becr s ~ inns osed en- II uSiness m. n,
Of TX NJ rronp' men TOR ;h- losses in-=rceI 10y giving
cred [ L. irrosr II sIi.I- n. eTs
Having briefly State1 his terms he xolIi row invite
atteitH n TO tn- fact that h has just rzIurLel iron. The
east. with a spleudiu stock OF
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbu!l
PuBLTC AUCTION

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE of Merchsndi>e
IL at the Village Of NeaIan Falls, At ths roor:s
lately occupied by William Tew. as hls Store.
room
The undersigned win otsr for sale, en Monday tbs
e3i day Of January. Is6O. a large and we'll assorted
lot Of rry Goods. GrcceTies. hardware. o1sscssaie.
and 4 general as. oTtugIt OF Notions
Aiso.a large assortment of Boots, shoes ard Ready
Made Cloihiag. together with a general stock OF all
such articles - are Eert Tor ss,e in country stores.
Purchasers making purchases aueuutizy to ov.r
ten dollars. Can have = credit Of SIX months, BY gis.
Jag n. equitable note with approved security.
suction 10 c0n mcrce on Saii day and 20 he con.
tinusd rem day 70 day until ai the sforesAid stock ia
acid. DARfuS BAEpHIS.
Nov.s 1859 -6x kssgnFe CT Va. 1Eg.
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A SSIGNFE'S SALE.

a %SSIGNEE'S SALE.
"a The personal property which hslonz ea to the
lat. firm of B. b felton, q Co.. eonsislns % D-y
Goods. GsoeeFies, Hlufware. Cinthi3g. &e. will 10
at Auction, at the 5 Ts lately Occupied by said Pc,
tons. in kiusmsn. hunaan County, Ohio, ecpsnene'
ing on the lcth day Of J2nalry. A.. u. If69. and esa-
tinEing IRON day to d1T until al sold. Ga all par
char Of ten dollars or nore-s ereait Of sx months
viii DE given IL desired. b. nose "a interest With APP
proved . earity, ASA HArSE..
Assignee OF B. 3. PELToN & Co.
De-. T., 1859 So
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These periodicals. SHY represent the three eress
p~nlitiea ! aiittS of Gieat BTiIiau-Whig, Tory and
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itahd. IS they ever have steod. uITivaisd In the
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intelligent rea Ter OF every class th9S furnish a more
c.rr-et aud satisfactory record Of The current iitsIz
lure Of tie day. throughout the world. than can be
possibiy sbtaihed from any other source.
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P.izts. iaasmdch a. they can now be Placsd in the
hands Of Subscribers about as soon as the original
editions.
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EFT IT BE RECORDED in tvery
A. family. that at No - can De found white. black
and coiOrrI k:dGiOves. Linen Cotton. Wort. ID. SILK
and Buck Gloves. and a GENUINE Indian Tan lturk
Mitisn. Hosiery. RaShes. Hair iIru>he<. Srooi threat.
Sewing SILK, Needles Pins. Port Monies. Pocket
wailsts, SILK and Buckskin Money PgrseS, Cents
Siesy ~ Rutsoas. Pencils. steel Pens and Pen Hold
Black and Red Ink. ~lE.i=lihIs Tux. " ritIng Pa
per and Envelopes. S!iS ana Cotten FnhFo,drry
THREADS. Linen Furnishing Thread. White aud Co,-
or-d Pearl Buttons. Asa-e Bittors. plain and fancy:
also Carpet SACKS with the Lrathers on.
kREVES & TU0NAa.
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FOUND the best place IN Trumhull
Comfy. is faunI At
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BUTTONS. BUTTONS.
ID big stock OF Coat. yest. Pants, Shirt and
Dress Buttons, can be found a, No ~. htrk-t-st
EEV IL THOMAS.
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DELINQUENT FAX LEsT OF 1853.

4 List of Lands. IOWA Los and Il al Propo rr. reinrnel defn.
~ Il-nI' y "e II ssurer Of TrunEun County. in August LIS. Cxcepuny thm o.
Which "r p -" sntyh have sn'e been paid o which is added = penalty m thry
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

DEAD 1NlCE! All the latest works
IL OF he day can he hid At Adams' Gift Sole. at the
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

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