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School Books.

We call attention to the advertisenlentOft the
Eclectic Educational Series in another column.
Prof. McGufey the author Of the celebrated
McGafeyis Readers is a native Of Old Trum-
bull. The lamented Ray was an adopted Son
of Ohio. Prof Pinneo has long been a citizen
of this State. The Eclectic Series being edited
and published in Ohio, being in fact a home
production, and having obtained such conlu-
siye testimony of their completeness, accuracy
and great worth, they surely demand the the
attention of Teachers and School Officers.
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HIRAM AUSTIN. JR-, sro'r
Millinery.

Millinery.
The fire seems to have had but little
effect on Mrs. Messer's Millinery Goods, not
withstanding their fragile texture. In her new
rooms at the American House the Ribbons, La
ces, Hats, Collars DC, dc, glisten, and the ar
tifieial flowers bloom as well as ever. She is
now receiving a fresh stock.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PosT OFFICE. WARKES. ONO,
July LIST. 1859.
YsE1gst0v1 daily. arrives : p m. leaves II an.
CksseLsai, do do il an. do Bpm.
Seller, do do pm. d. Gam.
SkarsE, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. I0k an. Leaves
SAINT days at 2 p m
W. 6reeHcIIis. strives Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 D N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat. at Ifx a m.
GrsenstrrEk. strives Tues q Sat. by m. Leaves
Mon L Thurs. Al > m.
N. BIssmfsIx, arrives Wed. 4 Sat. by 9P n. Leaves
Tues. q Fl. ateam
FarmiHgtsA. arrives Tues. L Sat. by 70 n. Leaves
Mon. 4 Ri. at i2 m
Cantor. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
Ridays At 5 p m. Leaves SATURDAYS at 2 = m.
II Mails which leave at or before 6 a n. are closed
the preceding evening at 9 p N All Others are clO-
sed half an hour previeus to their departure
7. &. WEBB P. NJ.
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Child Murder.

S4
On Saturday last, two young men Robert
Herst, and Chas. c.. Stevens, of Bracevlle. who
were fishing in Eagle Creek, above Goodrieh's
Nil, discovered a strange looking object float
ing on the water. and one of them drew 1t to
shore, with his fsh-pole. On examination it
proved to be the body of an infant child 1t
vas sewed up in a wooden cloth, outside of
whieha string was wound, and drawn tightly
round the child's neck. Enclosed in the cloth
with the body, was a stone of about two pounds
weight. After the cloth was removed, another
string was found tied tightly around the neck
of the child, the skull was fractured, and there
was also a deep bruise on its side. Tho body
had apparently been in the water some ten
days or two weeks, and decomposition had
commenced.
1t was the general suppOsiriOn that the body
had been placed in the water very near the
place where it was found, for the reason that
quantities of drift wood were in the creek,
above, only admitting the passage of the wat
-er, and it was not likely that the body could
have got through.
Suspicious at first attached to a young mar
ried woman in the neighbOrhoOd, IN was
known to have been delivered of a child a few
DAYS before, and which was motto be seen, but
the testimony of her physician, and of some
neighbors who had seen her child buried in
the garden, at once acquitted her.
An inquest was held On Sunday. by Coroner
Reed, but no clue to the murder or murderess
was found, and the verdict Of the jury was
that the infant was s~trangled by some person
or persons unknown.
Messrs. VIM. P. Goodrich and Thomas
Stevens, are entitled to credit for the assistance
which they rendered to the Coroner, and the
first named gentleman for his hospitality.
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Quick Work.

Some half a dozen small wooden buildings
are already on the burnt district, two of which
have been moved from other locations, and the
others were erected on the ground. Messrs.
Smith & MeCombs have a store building some
90 by 60 feet, nearly ready for occupation.
We like to see this promptness manifested
by our townsmen after their severe losses, but
think it would have been better for themselves
as well as the community, if the ground had
been longer vacant, and when it was occupied,
that it Be with less destructible buildings
We hope however that they will ere long give
place to more substantial structures. This will
be the case we are informed, so far as the bull
ding of Messrs. Smiths d MeCOmbs, is con-
eerned.
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AKIN CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland K Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus g. Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. ana CIsVs-
lsnd & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chsgrin Falls, &c.
- Mantus with Hacks for Ravenna.
Z" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead.
willie, Bloomfield, Canheld, &c
7" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, aud thence by P. Fl. W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh
Feb. l6, 1853. CHAS. l. RHODES Supt.
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EGAL NOTICE.

II EGAL NOTICE. G
~ Eliza Wilcox will take notice that Oliver David
has hled his petition in. the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the County Of rrumbuu an6 State CT
Ohio, against the said Eliza Wilcox, defendant set
ting forth that the said Eliza Wilcox gave a mortgage
% the said Oliver David. 10 secure The payment OF
$3.50, according 20 certain notes referred to in said
.~=ortgagei and praying thai said Eliza Wilcox paYf
said sum Of (S3sO0) three thousand I've handred dot-
ilrs, with interest on he same at the rate Of ten per
cent pr AMMAN. from the 18Th day Of February, A
D. ls50, or ttat the foii9Sing premises may be soil %
pay The sans. A
The lands conveyed IN said mortgage are ieserib eF
as follows: Situate n vernon, being township No. six
6l in The frst (lst) range OF townships in the Cen
~necticut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio and
which, salsc in the County of Trrmhull, aod 10 knoEn
by being part Of lots nnmber ore and two q = II
the Wilcox Tract in the Township aforesaid, and -
sounded as soIiows,to wiz Beginning in the east and
sest center roed in said Vernon, at The north Eest
corner OF Abraham CAREERS land thence west n SAID
ROAD % the nOr.h east corner OF Levi SotAu i2o.
tL.e1ce south OF SutliG = east line - the south east
ccrnerths-eoE thence Wsss on the south hre OF said
Sutlih IS lard 70 the Widdle OF the wet ncrth and
500 "a road in said vernon, thence soufh IN said rad
u the line OF Miles Beach,s land. therce east IN sad
line tothe sosth vest corner Of ETas;us ChsrmanEs
lend. thence ncrth 70 the Eorth vest corner Of saii
Chapnan's lasd, thence east in the north hus OF said
Chspman's land 70 the south east corner 81 DsT'd
SuthE 5 land, thence r0Tth along the west Inc g
said SutiGs laEd aEd lands Of A.. Clark and AHA
ham Garner TO The place of beginning. and ccntain-
ing tive hundred and nine eco acres OF land, BE tie
sane more or less and the said Elzs Wilcox is noti-
fsd that she IL required TO appear snd answer said
petition ca or before the third saturday SITTER the 25th
By q. VAN HYNING, his Attorney. q
ADrfl Is. 1861 -Gv
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SOMETHING NEW
. Owe AT FIRST SIGHT

IL Every man, woman and child that sees them,
falls in love with thcse sInall Iron Case Pianos OF
Boardnan, Gray & Co., simply because the can't help
it. All, from the great pianists. Thalberg, Mason
and Satter, down to the most unpretsnding amateurs,
all give their written and verbal expressions OF Hd'
uiration OF them. They are much smaller in size
cutie as large ia musie, k0rerer-To oct h-iutifUl fcr-
piture-the tone and action are perfection itself-uo-
thing can he more durahie-wrrrant-d for any length
of time. and cost more than Sit0 less Ter style than
the old fashioned ones They sell a good deal faster
than s'hot cakes" One Of Them can he seen for a
few DAYS At ny store. Call soon. Can't keep il long.
March 81. S. I. P0HEROY-
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PlRENTS, TEACHERS, & SCHOOL OFFICERS,
wOULD YOU USE
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
SCHOOL BOOK s,

From Hon. -aNSOH SMYTR. State Sap eriAfsndeHt
Of FEbhe Instruction, OAIO.
READERS -McGuHey's cid Eclectic Reader es.
teeDvd as among tie gerry besr, hut the New Eclectic
hesders are Certainly a decided Improvement u.on
the Oid- L know OF no other Readers which L could
more earnestly endorse.
AKTTnNETIcss-I have examined with care the New
Editions Of Rays Arithnleties. and am greatly pleas
ed with them.
RAYS PRIMARY LIST Book II have seen none 80
we'll adapted ior a Textbook in the elements OF AeR
tai Arithmetic
RAYS INTELLECTUAL ARITHMEEIr I'd BookI. is al
miraDie. 1 Know o. 10 work th&t ems odies 50 system
attic, complete and thorough a course Of discipline in
tHis Bs-iui branch OF stuCy.
RAYS PRNCITrAL ARITHMETIC I'D Book l.. needs no
praise IL IS It's own commentator. The former rdi
ton ] regarded as one OF the best b oeks Of the kind
ever published. l am pleased to see that the Hep is a
grsal Improvement on the old.
GRAMNARs.-l esteem PinneO's Series Of Grammars
as among the best SHtaRt, for guiding The
learner To a knowledge Of the correct use Of our Ian
guage.
Schools, CisveIGHd.-I like McGuGey's New Eclectic
Readers exceedingly well, and prefer them especially
lhs primary books IN the series. TO any 1 have seen.
From NJ =. coWDRY SHpt. Of Probe Schools.
SaHeEskg.-fro@ the examination given McGunvy's
New Ecleetic Readers, 1 an satisfied that the selec-
tons are not only excellent. bat that the Series pos
sesses features. in 0Iher respects, of the FIRST impOr-
lance to bath teacher and pupil.
The Publishers have oone the public a great service
in presenting q series of Readers eVSry 0zy SO r0r
thg Of esmmeRsGtOz.
From E. II. F4LRcHILD, Prof. of Mathematics
an OeeriiH College, have carefully examined Rays
ers- IhaVe 10 hesitation in pronCuncins 1t superior
10 any other 1 have seen.
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These Chsrts are for sale at
THE State of Ohio. Trum5ull County
In the Court Of Common Pleas
George Birr>ll, plaintiff.

JCreEi2b Reeve e al deits.J
James A. Reeve Of Benin County. State Of Michi-
gan, Mary Reeve, Robert Clark. Maria EdgaTds and
Ut Edwards, her husband. Jane Harding and George
Harding, her husband, OF the state Of Illinois, Eben-
ezer Reeve, whose residence Is uak1ogn, jeremiah
Reeve and Sarah Reeve OF Trumnult County, Ohio,
wild take notice that a petition vas hlei against them
on the eth day OF April, A. D. 1850. in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the County or Trum-
bull. Ohio. By George Birreli. and is nov pending.
wherein said George Birrell demands partition o. The
following Real Estate situate in the Township Of
Kinsman. in said TTuui3n County, being in three
parcels. and described IS follows: Parcel list in Sec
lion No. II. and is bounded on north ~ ltnds OF Ly-
sander C. Perkins, east by the old mill road. south By
the Greenville road. and west BY the section line,
containing about = acres Of land. Parcel snd -
mostly in Section No II, and IL bounded north, west
and south by lands Of David Broekiu, east partly by
lands of JamesJ. Chrlsty and partly BY lands OF Flames
King, containing shoGl 40 acres Of Land. Parcel ID
is near the nor.h line Of Section No -. and IS bcund-
Ell north, east and southrby lands CT David Brackin,
and west by lands belonging to the heirs Of Alexander
Wade. decd. containing ABOUT } acres. And that at
the next term Of said court. sid George Birreh will
apply for an order that partition he made o: said
premises GEORGE IRREL
Arrils5, Is60. b his ATTY, A. YEOMAN5.
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THE
SWEET POTATO.

DLANTS of this celebrated variety
L can be had from the Goth Of Nav until the Goth
Of June, 3 miles east Of Warren, on the Youngstown
road. or at J Andrews Grocery, Warren, , doors
west Of the Bank.
This variety produces good crops AZ north. and
those who have tried it have invariably decided in its
favor. as being superior in quality and proiuctiyeness
TO any other. Color yellow. Although the past season
proved to be an unfaVorable one to the growing OF
this valuable plant, we would advise another trial. as
we are seldom visited with such seasons As last year
HoElanl. O.. Nav 9. 6n.-3K W. W. DRAKE.
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In a Tight Place.


MUSICAL CeSvESrIoS.-The % Convention o
the Union Musical Association will be held a
Lordstown on Thursday the 3Ist day of May
The Newton Falls Choir of Old Folks are ex
peeted to participate in the exercises of the day
All lovers of Music are cordially invited to at
tend. The object of the Association and Con
ventiOn is to develop the Musical Talent. and
elevate the standard of Music generally,
H. S. ROBBINS, PREs.r
HIRAM AUSTIN. JR, SEo'r.
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April and Nay Appointments, 1860.
E II. SANDS, NJ. d.,
uRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
,La,s Of Jamesfosrn, Pa

(Late Of jamestown, PG.)
Graduate. In Is4a, Of the CsIiegs Of Physicians and
! Surgeons OF the City OF NeW York, and fifteen years
I experiences in ths treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
eases-tsn wears in The City OF New ysrk. Two years
experience in that immcnseh aifSrt the Eeatmezt
| Of Diseases Of every grade azd character,
TIA CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About :, ECO eases Of Msdicai and Surgical Diseases
I come annually under the treatment OF tbs Physicians
and Surgeons OF this Institution.
During every mouth in the year. Or Sands may b
/ -ov.rIf.d ~ The fo1IcWIrg ufaces-
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE

FACTORY. IT FFRREN-
80 The Preprietar desires to RfoTn hls
- && friends and patr0ss. that he nay now
49, be found o. Lsherty Sweet south ofths
SL--Bznk- where as fprnerly, he Is manu-
tecturtRr 20 order. Sud f0rsaAs, Carriages I'D ECggies
Of eveTycsscdptlon audNfftenstantiy keePo On hand
4 good assottuent ofthe niost&pprovea sts lea vnieh
for material. SUBSTANTIAL Worknsnship and elegaHes
Of finish, shalinos6e s~nFpasssd IN this section ofOhio
These wanting a vehicle Of any Kind, EindO veil By
giving me a call, as they can scarcely faiifn beins
suited. either In style, quality t.rms orprfee.
Painting and Trinmine done IN a superfor manner,
ard at prices that will give satisfaction.
Cash WILDE paid. and good prices. for the best Of
AL kinds second grOvth carriage luUoer. ~
Warren, Aprls9 50 s. K. wIsELL.
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=, I, WOODS & PEW
Dental Notice.

nR. BURROUGHS. having found
IL that his Dental Rooms. over Smith & McCombs
Store vera entirely too hot for his further continu-
ance there, has hued up an office in Sutlid's block,
north OF the Public Square. in roo ns formerly occu-
pied by DIR. Townsend. and is again ready to continue
the Dental business in ali its bra0ches.a as heretofore.
Warren, May 6, GO. J. c. BURROUGHS
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DIANO TO RENT.
l. Good Secondhand Piano to Rent or for Sale
Cheap. at
ApriI IS. 60. Warren, o.
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FARM & STOCK
An nrrpTTn CALF

ON the 7th day Of June next, the
" Subscriber will sell at public sale, his farm
situated in the east part Of Hartford, Trumbul CoHn'
ty, Ohio, about IL miles from 0rangevilie- and near
the line of the Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road.
The farm contains rs acres Of land, about 40 Of
which is woodland has plenty Of timber. choice fruil
trees. and is well wstered. There are two fTams
DWELLING houses, and three frame barns on the preE'
ises. The farm is we'll adaptfd for grazing and dairy
purposes. and will keep 40 head OF cows through the
year. 1t is handsomely located in an excellent
neighhorhOod. and is in all respects one Of the noSl
desirable farms in Trumhull Comfy. It will be sold
in whole. or divided, TO suit purchasers.
Also on the same day. will be sold On the premises,
= lot OF nice cattle and sleep.
A credit Of eight or nine years will be given on a
part Of the purchase money for the land. if required.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine the
PREMISES and the stock, before the dsy OF sale
Aprf %. '6a.-GW STRAIGHT AXTELL
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PZNNEO'S GRAMMARS.

ANAL A4OAL- fhLMAh1-
Pinne0's Analytical Grammar has been carefully
revised and critically compared with the Latest and
beat authorities, Introducing the most valuable results
OF Grammatical study, and especially numerous and
varied exercises in analysis and the construction of
sentences II is now offered as one Of the most com
plete granmars published.
From Rec. E. THOMSON, President IF Oki0 IVES
EeyGR URi5srsitg-Pinneo's Analytical Grammar is
we'll adapted to its purpose In principle, statement
and definition, it is clear and satisfactory
From 8. ID. KINGSLEY, SHBt. PEfie Schools,
COiEnBEs-After examination OF a number Of works
sn English Grammar. preference has been given to
PinneO's which have betn Introduced into the schools
Of this cliy in place Of GTeene's.
From E. P. MGERSOLL, Prin. of RsekweH st.
School, CieueLGHd--I lave used Pinneo's GFammars
for years, 1 regard them as the best now in use.
From Req. a. DUNCAN, SEpt. Public Schools,
Nepdrk.-Pinne GramnArs have been introduced
into or schools, in place OF Billions and GreeDe's;
and tae result demonstrates the wisdom Of the change.
II Teachers and School Ofacers DESTROYS Of in
,trocucing sny of the above-namedb books, are respect
fully invited TO correspond with the publishers.
W B. SMITH d Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The aggregate sales of the Eclectic Educational
Series for tie year 1859 alone, amounted to over
e.UUO, eJO TOlunes. The Eclectic Series are for sule
in Warren, by GEO. ADAMS,
End book sellers generally. May l6.-2w
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TO the Public.

ITO the Public.
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CoNN.-Haying SO promptly paid
Nus in cash, the amount of its policy on our
building. destroyed by the fire of the 3Oth of
April, 1860. amounting to FiUe Thousand Dol
lars, we deem it a duty to commend said Com
pany to the confidence of the public.
ANDERSON & RUPP.
Warren, o., May 18th, 1860.
The undersigned having experienced the
same liberAlity and prOmptness on the part Of
the MERCHANTS Insurance COMPANY, of Hart-N
ford, Conn, she wishes to unite in the
foregoing commentator.
Ars. n. A. KING. y
Messrs. T. J. McLain 4 Son, are the Agents
of the above named reliable Company, for War
rem.
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FIRE! FIRE.!

Those who are not burned out can get reliable In
surahce in the City Fire, New Haven, Manhattan and
Humboldt: Insurance Conpanys of New YORK and the
Phoenix In Co. of Brooklyn, New York. Come and
get your Policies. J.P. ASPER,
May .. lS6B. agent
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WANTED. A Situation as Clerk or
w Book-Keeper in a mercantile or manufacturing
establishment
The best of references given. Enquire at this
ofbce. NAV o-IW
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give such balm as have No strifs
Tith nature or the laws of-hfe.
With blood my hands I never stai1t
Nor po!s5a men 70 casa their pain
He Is n Physician indeed, who Cures.
The indian Hers posi.r, X J. LY0Ns, cures ne
following complaints in tLs uost ~obstin4ts stages OF
their existence, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs tteTt Liver sts9aea'
Dr.psy in the Chest. RheumatisRi. NerraigH. FHs
or Falling Sickness. and all other Nsrs9esD
rang-ments. Also, all diseases 81 the BtSsaS
such rs S~er0fuls, Erysipelas, Cancers,
Fever Sores. Leprosv. and all other
complicated chroBic Csmpiaints-
All ferns Of Female Difficulties attended % With The
hsPpiest results
itis hoped that no enc will despair Of q Cure until
they have given the Indian Here Doctors AedieineI
"a fair and faithful trial. II During the Doctors
travels in Enrope. est Indies. Last indies, SSuth
A. eriea and The United States, he has been the IN
Go3's hand. to restore 10 health ara Vtsor
th01ssnds who we're given up and pronounced Incur
.hie by the most eminent Od school Physieiansi nag
more. thousands who we're on The verge OF TIE grave
ara new living 70 the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment, and ere daily
xclaiming-"Dlesssz &c ths day when hrst We saw
and partook Of the milan Herb Doctors Medicines.
Satisfactory references Of cures wiz be gladly AID
e~heeffully given whenever required
The Doctor pledges iis word and honor that he VIII
in rcEise directlg CT il directly induce or cause any
Invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability Of I elre.
Remember. COZ s~ultation and advice free. The peer
shall he iibersu5 considered
PPost Office address box 2653.
sep. q, Soy ND.
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rrORGE UTRTIS, ESTATE.

~ Notice is d hereby given that h. subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on The
estate Of George Curtis, late Of Johnston, IIa9e1u
County, deceased. BbNNEf CURTIS.
Jokastsp, O., Nay 9, le6O-3E'
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Admir- Of EIizabeth Parka
Iacezr ofe9a Pleas

~ Admir- Of Elizabeth Psrk.l
"a In cczrf ICON Pleas
John D Raney. } Of Trvmbnn County
by virtue Of an Exs9gtion issued oul OF the
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrUnbuu County ,Ohio,to ae
directed snd delivered shall expose to Public sale,
a. the door OF the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday. the 9th day of Junes 1861
I at oAe o'clo.k. P. ~. or said day. the following des-
( cribed real estate: Situate Johnston township il said
county, one piece CT trast being IN The nortA vest
/ corner OF lot =, and bounded north ~ lands Of Mr..
Stone. on the east and south ~ lands CT Grin Kill:
west by lands u - Iyrreli, being 10 acres az lzEd
Z more cr less.
AIso snrOther tracs in lot -. Snd bounded On tia
vest Ly lands % j. H. H0icOmb and Nathaniel Stan
. Isy, on the n0r;n by huds Of D.. G. JO5nson. on TIE
eat ~ lands o. y. W Morris, Orrin Hill an8 Thomas
Z Gilmore. south by Thomas Gilmore. supposed to
Goa ain about siSty acres Of land, mole or less.
Appraised At $i2Q0.V 20. Tho 10 acre oactAFPrsissd
At Siso,g0. Terms eash.
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A. one o'clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following deg
crihed real estate: Situate IL Hubbard TOw1sEip.
TruubulI county, and bounded IS follows eoEnsue.
ing at the north corner OF a small lot Of lasd uoE
occupied By James ID. Bell. in said township, running
west Twelve and one half rods to q fence; thence ran.
ming north along said fsncs nine-rods, thence ezst
Twelve and one hall rods TO the center 81 the high
way. thence south along said center Of said highWag
te The place of Leginniag, so as to eontain one hnn-
drrd and 5000 rods OF land, be the sans more or
less. Terms cash. appraised At S22S,OO-
A. b LYMAN, sheriff ana Speetsl Master
SAeriI : Glee, Warren, Nay 9, lS61-S=
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
u Philip kinmei. In Court Of Common Pleas
eatnranr. the olh Lar OF Inne. $50.
shsriG's onee. Warren. May ;, ls66,-sE
SHERIFF'S SALE as Special MASTER
Ia Court OF Com. Pleas
If TrumbuU Countv-

Ry virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Count
oil Common Pleas Of FruihblIl County. 'hiO, % re-
directed and delivered. 1 shall offer for sale ~ fu5li5
Auction, at the door Of the Court HOUSE l. Warren. in
said county. On
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

John Crawford, has gone to Philadelphia. to
pursue bis art studies. He will return in fOGF
or six months, and resume his painting.