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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
professional Notices.
Roofing.

TT AKY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT A
4 4 FOOT M tar u.ed with ELLERYs PATENT INDIA
RUBBER PAINT No. SOC Grand No. 81 Psrkrow. No IL
Bowery e. East h a. ~ stbsv junction 18th and Bro4arsY
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8topes an6 Hedters.


btopes an6 Hedters.
FURNACES, RANGES, and GAS STOVES.
CHlLs0Ns CONE FURNACES
.s Auosp iurnsfes are gssght ard h.vfns vsrr
large fno,athe 'uitsce give out pleasant .o he.t Ex,s
Renee proves ue 70 Dc very durable more
many OF tbern 10 bes. bones ana thsy are
be the most satisfactory hsstrs sppsraus "a use ~.
In city country with pipes registers &c. "a the hss a.
HARRIsoNs IMPROVED EUROPEAN R.sova
This Rsnse less coal and IL be'tsr tosAs
durable than any other In the market b.ts. WOE.
&c. ke, in the most perfect manner.
We make them Of al sse, 10 cock for cir person, ar H..
snd and they 10 Ia hrt esss houses ne -
hotels In the country 80
sHAws GAS STOVES
This superior make Of Gas Slows We hsvs Of eli psts
hesns bath rooms bed rooms Offices TO- 60 Plaassnt
CALL AND SEE, OR SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
BRAMHALL HEDGE 4 Co
No. ~, Broadway. NsvYut.
Il BASEMENT AND PARLOR HEATER,
desrned 10 In the front basement hrepse 10 te
Basement Psrlors aud shove For efficiency economy.
durability and safety they upeqnsed Send 70, crcux
sPAULDING & SrRATTON,
Manufacturers and Proprietor Bible House, 9Th ny.
VT,HE EMPIRE PARLOR-HEATER
Il Is the best IN the city
Ali put up complete for $50 Warranted 10 heat Ssss9sa
and two parors. For sale only by
A B. CHERRY. No Csrnins- st. near sh-v
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An experienced Double-entry Bookkeeper de
permanent Satisfactory references can be given Adde" A.
a. BOX No 1885, Tit une Office.
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CERVANTS.-THE EMPLOYMENT SOC

y TYis OFFICES ste Bible H1usel have removed to "a,
snaous rooms At Clinton Hall extending through
10 9hst near Broadway where be ourd agt assou
nent Of frscass domesics with investigated cha;es sne
Ce1sn aud French help always hand, I'm
WV "a '' Miss HELD Mstron.
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NOTICE. --COMSiERCIAL and CLASSICAL
SOLOMON JENHER, A NJ, Principal
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DOSE HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG La
IN DIES Dsnbuy, Conn, will reopen Noy cncnlAis ~
Halls Music Store $40 Broadway Mrs q. H. WHITE fncips
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A GUIDANCE of good SERVANTS now ready
N foI city co1nt'yGermsn, English Scotch In.h 90
capable civil active at the largest Institute and none con
Duct BY en- American LADY No 133 lhst corner OF tth-aY
Ooen from I in the morning til 8 In the evening
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Real Gstaie for Sale.

A FARM of about 100 acres, near Poughkeepse
n vsu,rc exchange for City Lots. Address l., box NJ
2768 Post Office.
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TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

V'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM Ssw LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. Sl&
Second CABIN Passage. -
BosTeS LiyBEPo0L
Shiei SAon resssgs.... blU
Second CABIN Passage 3.
The chips from kew-YOFs cell At Cors HaTbor.
The slips from Boston call 3. Halifax and Goa Hatoe
PERSIA, Capt. JOdkius CAHADA. Capt Lang
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt Meodis
ASIA Capt F. @ Lott NIAGARA, CGpt Alis ,soE-
AFRICA, Capt shauuon EUROPA, Capt J. Loitch
SCOTIA (uow building)
These vessels ceuy cesr white shi 81 uashesdi ge-a
staIboaId bow; red on port bow
PERSIA JEdkins.. leaves HewYork -. Wednesday OFT "
CANADA Anderson leaves Boston,. Wednesday ct W
AFRICA Shannon leaves HewYork .Wiuesdey Oct ~
ARABIA, Store leaves Boston Wedussdsy, Get u
ASIA Lott. leaves Nevf orb Wednesday, NoE
EUROPA, Noodle. leaves Boston. Wednesday Nov
PERSIA Jndkins. leaves New Yogk. edaesiAy Nov IL
b, not secured until pd5 for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will not be sccuntsole Tor ess
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey, Precious Stones HstA On
ess bills Of sdg signed and the vsne thesos
therein expressed Tor fret apPil 70
Il. ClNARD, Ne Bow tns-geca
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A. NJ. MHRVIN, Auctoneer. = -,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 50. and $50 Brosdway.sses Of Books Stationery
Picture. Works Of Art, Fancy Goods Furniture, Ia
WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Oct "a and Is at 81 o'clock
EUMISMATIC CABINET-A valuable collection, In giea'
variety comprising Silver and Copper Cons and Metals OF ya
Foreign Countries including many Of great rarity and yaae
Also choice American Cents &c. For psiulsr see Catalogue
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NJYACK Classical and Commercial Semlnary:-
TINS Winter gs,son Of th. Academy oommences on mon-
dsy Nov For Chcc lars with erne references. &c sda,es
q HtJTHFRFORD AN Principal Nysok, Rocklsnd Co, M
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manis.

A YOUNG LADY, competent to INSTRUCT in
IN the English banches and Music, desires situation a
Goveness Address Box No ISL, New Haven Coun.
A YOUNG Woman wishes situation as CHAN
IN BERNARD and ASSIST In WASHING, or as CHAM
BERNARD .nd WAITER, with four years city references
Call for two days. No 34 6hsv between 2lst and zId $751;
he rear
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6iationerp ano fanrp GOODS.

ID GOLD PENS PEN and PENCIL CASES, 81 MsdeD-aHs
New-Yok Also manufacturers Of Bard Wisops Patent
Angular NIB Gold Pens God Pens repaired or exchanged
EOR Marking Clothing Silks, Paper, use Clark's
4 Pstent Indelible Pencil Neat and lndeible Merritt
Brown is BeeknnaDst nv. b. P. Csrk Northsmpton Nee
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW-IVESs
OPATENT SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, CUFF and coll
LARPINS Worn without buts1nhos They combine great
beauty simplicity and utility Sold by CHAS v NEWTON,
No m under the NeYork Hotel and Maiden lane
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Financial.

NOTICE.-AgIeeably TO the provisions contained
~ In Trus. Mortgage Deeds Of the Michigan Central Raj
road Company ealed proposals Endorsed proposals for r.
Bond.l addressed John NJ Forbes Of Bottom, win be
ceyed until Of the twepth day Of October inst for the
"a. to underAgned Of First Sinking Fond Bonds Of said
Company the value Of six six thousand done Also Of
either The First or Sinking Fund Bonds Of said Company
10 the value Of twenty five thousand dollars.
J. NJ FORBES,
H. H. BUNNEWELL, Trustees.
THAYER,
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printing.
Go uObom it Alap Concern.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, who deal in FLOUR
and FEFO md your address with leeI-stamp 10 Drawer
No a. Toledo Ohio end viii send you tniorSlaiion worth
500 q wear in your business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31
FINANCIAL,

A U0Uaf .SElMONf Co, BANKHka, .Vo. 0 .NAH
"A street keee Letters Of Credit 70 trAve1sr. evsIa
fsrR InnSo. a faffost Vienns Nsuiss Snd A oos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31
TINM ARTS.

Al dame LEAvEY, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CAN
be Consulted sbsutisya naIriage aSd aut
te the Of lite q. Isl kza5sh street She cause
oeedy marriage and givds lucky nnzbe Ladn 2s csat
Gentlemen 81 couta,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

NJ B-WBO HAS NOT II
IN !. Madame PkkWsTBR,
sAncs In this and othes chiea
Cnftent phs has no squAl
wife or husband; nlno that
give her q call, NJ Bl Third a
Ladies', 20 cents; Eentcu,au,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

OOc BOwsRY-NADAxE wfDGxR, Cl.ATRv0rANT,
AJO 9,fse Spanish .dy Snveas ~ mys:sry, yryy,,os q
msciinss s ~ ahsSssa isls lucky paae~h properly w
q uo1ens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

IKARp OF fHR OELEsRArED
Sis hAa been sonsuite1 by tssn-
with entire ssiiAfacdoa. She rse'a
S1e tells the uAme Of your futrro
a bar vsjtor- II you wish trute,
above Twenty -hrst ssrec@
81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
Court Of Common Pleas.

Commenced its session here last week judge
Hoffman presiding.
Indictments were found by the Grand Jury
against quite a number of persons for different
offences, but as yct:few eases have been tried.
About a dozen. in town and throughout the
county, were indicted for selling liquor, some
of whom plead guilty. and paid their fine,
$1,000 and costs, without triad.
Soma I2 or Is persons from Johnston were
indicted for riot.
Packard & Barnum. vs.. John W. Brooks, as
Constable. Action in Replevin. Verdict for
plaintiffs, damages one cent and costs.
Ebert A. Sping vs.. Barbara Ann Spring
Divorce. Decree for defendant, granting
divorce on ground of extreme cruelty, $500
slimony, and custody Of youngest child.
The Court for several days has been engaged,
in the trial of the case Of Neeker vs.. HumasOn.
which appears to be a long winded concern.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
Warren High School.

The Anniversary Exercises of the High
School will take place at 81 o'clock A. NJ. on
the y inst.
The Spelling Match win be held on the Dist
inst. Citizens of Warren, old or young, can
compete for the prize. Wsbster's Unabridged
Dictionary pictorial Edition. and other prizes
will be awarded to the successful competitors,
McGufey's Spelling Book viii be regarded as
the standard in pronunciation and orthogra-
ply.
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Western Reserve Seminar.

The Anniversary Of BE Philomatbian Lisera-
~ Society will be heldon Wednesday Evening
June 20. The Commencement exercises of the
Seminary will occur on Thursday the 2ist.
With regret we learn that. Mr.. JAMES Greer
is about to close his successful labors as the
principal Of this Institution. The Seminary
under the eoatroI Of Mr.. Greer has enjoyed
much prosperity.
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Concert.

C0nceIIs - n
Prof. Webster. assisted BY his family, gave
a Concert in Empire Hall, Monday evening, to
a good audience We have never seen so young
a sOmpGsy as well drilled, or more perfectly
execute their parts. ofthe performances ofthe
Prof. his wife, and oldest daughter. It is IN
necessary to speak, as our citizens have heard
them before.
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Niles Correspondence.

SKI Niles. June lIth, 1860.
Improvements.-Messrs. Ward &Co., have
just completed n Branch Rail Road connecting
their works with the c. & d. r at this place.
By this branch all Coal. Ore. etc: used at the
Rolling Mil is brought right along side of the
works. also all Iron &Nails are loaded on cars
at the door of the warehouse, ready for ship
ment; Obviating the neeessity Of draying it e
mile to the-depot. as formerly. It is perhaps
needless to add that this arrangement dispenses
with the permanent fixture" mentioned BY
our rival Niles Correspondent.
Mr.. C. Perkins, Of New Castle, and H. B.
Chandler of Youngstown, have erected 4 bull
ding on the bank of the MahOning at this place
and have commenced manufacturing Nail kegs
for the enterprising prOprietOrs Of the Falcon
fore been dependent on New Castle. Youngs-
town DC. for their kegs
We notice a number of new buildings in
course of erection in our village, we also hear
OF others in contemplation. A Brass Ban1is
projected by some Of our citizens. wetrust the
project will succeed. The march of J. D. VS.
Hook and Ladder Company is onward! the
necessary amount being nearly raised; whether
this is owing to the late fire or to our Query"
deponeRt saith not. s.reratr
The severe storms Of the present week have
dcne considerable damage in this section. in
the way of uprooting trees. destroying regeta-
ton dc. A valuable horse belonging to Il. f..
Mason, was killed by Lightning, Monday Sd.
inst. Wednesday 9th inst, q large tree fell
serOss { Coal tain on the Mineral Ridge r
while the train was in progress; some persons
that were aboard. barely escaped with their
lives. lE 20 te
E. G. Steward Esq. Justice of the Peace at
Mineral Ridge has resigned his Office. An
election will tax place at the Town Hall
Wednesday Goth inst, for the purpose of elect
A grand Lesp-Yesr ball came of at Harry
Adams Hotel, Mineral Ridge few evenings
ago; the ladies doing all the bonors. and what
was perhaps most appreciated by the young
gents, paid all the bills An exeelIentsuPPer
prepared under the auspices of the Mineral
Ridge ladies, was done ample justice to by
those in attendance. All present seemed to
echo ByrOn's oft quoted P~sssage9on With the
dance de-"
BUCKEYE.
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A DMIyIsTRAToR's SALE

sheriG's Once. warren. Nay 30, IsdO.-5E
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Medical.

We call attention TO the card of Drs. Harmon
d Smith. Dr. Smith practiced several years
at Franklin Mills, and bears the reputation of
being a trustworthy and reliable Physician
He resides for the present on High st., one
door west of the residence of F. Asper.
Esq.
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Good nest-Egg.

What is it2 A Policy in the PHGSIx INsu-
RANCE CoxPNST of Hartford. Conn. If you
doubt it read the following testimonial from
our best business men. and then call on 7. J.
MeLain d Son, Agents in Warren, and be in
sUred in the Phoenix. (
The PHGNIx INSURANCE CoMFANT, OF HART-
FORD CoSS having promptly paid US the sew
eral sums affixed to our names. being amount
of losses sustained by US il this Company in
the fire of the Both of April 1860, we deem it
a duty to commend said Company to the cor.
fdence Of the public.
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A DEMONSTRATORS S SALE

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~ OF Real ESTATE.
BY virtue OF an order o. sale this day issued u
Hon. Geo. ?. Brown. Probate JutEe,I viii oGer for
! sale 10 tie highest bidder, at the door OF the Court
House in Warren, on
ScaurdqH June 16d, 1860,
between the hours Of J and P. NJ. the following des-
orihef real estate, as The property Of Daniel Gilbert,
SmrS los eight Rl. nine CoJ. seventeen az eight.
cen QsL tEeR.y Cso). thirty-nine C3Jl. forty 40. for
" one an forty two (42l. forty-thT-e ali. foFty-iogr
i4D. FOXY i've f4J9. and ~f1rty-s'x (I6). Ia great lot
seventy i've Col 10 tie Tiilage plot Of NarTea. in the
County Of Trdmlull and state Of Ohio.
Also, part OF lot hfsy-0ns or ia said village.
bounded north by heirs or James Scott east by land
now owned BY Z. II. Baruun; soOth Ly High Street.
aud west by lands Of John Bride.
Also. a portion Of said lot hfty-ore 6I( bounded on
the noith by lands Of said Scott heirs; east by lands
formerly Owned BY James ScOtt-decN and the school
house lot: south By school house lot and High Street,
and west by lands Of said L. II. Rarnum.
Also a portion oflots sevetny five CO. and seventy
six CO. in said village, bounded moth ~ Canal
Street: east by Vine Street; south by the PeRnsylvHnis
and ohio Canal, AID west by lsnds sold BY deeedent
in his hfe-tims ~ jameson & Blair. nov owned By
Also. a strip Of land on the northwest portion OF
lot number twenty six 126) In said villa ge. bounded
north ~ franklin street; easthy lands formerly own
ed by Josiah 2. Brown; sou-h By lane Of deeedant
contracted to Elizabeth hermann, ami west b Lbsr"
t. Street.
village, bounded beginning at the soCth-Uest corner
OF Il al portion Of lot seventeen owned BY Freeman
Hurt ( Co.; thence ets. twenty feet 10 The south east
corner Of said Freeman. liant < Co.'S loti thence
south twenty feet to a post; thence wet twenty feet
TO the corner OF III Iddings brick block now oceu-
pied By Parks & Rentz; thence north 10 the place Of
hrgiuIiue, containing within these bounds four hun
dred square feet Of ground.
This real estate will be sold free from dover or
Other encuulhranee. Terms Of sale: one Third cash
or 80 day paper, and the balance IN two equll annual
navmeuts. HENRY ADAMS.
Admr Daniel Gilbert. dac'd O.
.Rv Cox. JRsthR Sc Spear, his Attys.
Nay "a. 1850. i6th-hE-
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4pnlt SnteIIiqtnte.
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
Z. I. Baldwin & Oos-Dry Goods.
Harmon & Smith-Physieians.
W. n. Porter-Note Paper, dc.
Mrs. Messer-New Millinery.
WIN. T. Spear-Insuranee.
Peek, Burwell & Co-.-Dry Goods.
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.Saturday, tie IGM dan of Jule, 1860,

81 one O'clock P. ". CT said day. the following des-
cribed real estate. situate 10 BiocEfeeld township in
said county aud being part Of lot 80 in said tOSnship
and b0EHded as follows: Beginning 4 rods and %
feet aoth Of the southeast corner Of lot No 50 on tbs
west lire Of the Trumbull and Ashtahula Turnpike,
thence west parallel with the sorth line Of Aforesaid
lot, twelve rods; thence north parallel with the Trim
bull & Ashtahuia turnpike. eisbt rods; thence east
parallel with sforssa aid line. twelve rods, 10 the west
line Of aforesaid turnpike road; thence south eight
rods 10 the place Of hegis ming. containing 20 rods OF
land Appraised al s-O0,G9- Terns cash.
A. p. LYMAN. SheriG.
Sheriff. Once, Warren, Nay 10, Es60-SW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
CHERRIES SALE.
~ Thomas J. MeLain.a
n LAX c0uu,y Con. Pleas

George Brown
By virtue o. an Execution issued frVm tAe Court %
comnon Peas &C Lake County, Ohio. to NE dirrrted
and deHvered. ! have levied GrOn and shall -oner fer
sale at Public auction. - he door Of the Court House
in Warren. TIuuhuI County, on
Saturday, the Both day Of June, 1860,
at one o'clock. P. ~. Of said lay, the following des-
cEibeI real estate: Situate III the tossship Of Warren,
being part Of original lot 20. AID bounded north BY
the miii yard nov owned b Moscr 4 Camp. on the
east by the ~tHrnpike le1diag frem Warren 70 Bloom
field. on the south ~ lgnds belungiEE to the estate
OF James L. Flngorder. and on the Eest By lands be-
longing 10 said estat-, containing one half acre Of
land more or less Ts he sold subj eet to a mortgage
70 ThOs.I. MoLaia. Appraised Il s2GG,G6-
Terms Cash.
Az LYMAN, SHERIFF.
Sheriff $ e6ee, Warren, M4y 30. ls69.-5a
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TAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland With Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus L Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and CleTs
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtsOlon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
"a Nantua with Hacks for Ravenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton FAILS. Re
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield. &C
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by P. Fl. W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6. 1859. CHAs. L. RHODES supt.
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RELIABLE
By State AuAority.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
or NEW HAVEN. CONNECTICUT
Capital Stock, 100000.
NJ - TsrT -J CI a1O- nAn

Capital Stock, S300,0O0.
Paid up Capi1aL and Surplus, S325,000.
WELLS soUTHWORTH, Pres.
LEVI B. BRADLEY. Secy.
This Company has been in operation Ave years, and
during this time il has acquired a REPUTATION fsr
soundness. promptness aad honorable dealing, sec
ond 70 no Company ia the United States It's stock
is owned by the principal ne1 OF T-2Ga and busi-
ness in and about New Haven and among them is
Judge W. W. Boarlman, known farOrlby in this
community as a man OF wealth, AMI as a large land
owner in Ohio. THts COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AND
HAS NEVER YET LiTto ATED ANY loss Mar. Z. go.
Every business Man should iasrre! Country Ser
chants will find Il TO their adyantaget to insure in gooi
Stock Companies. -
Farm property Insured I year for y FER cent. J
years for per ct. and 5 yetrs FOR ? Pefet-upon the
amount insured. without premium Note
Policies issued on these Companies.
~ J. Y. ASPER,
Feb. 18th, IS69.-ly Agent, Warren, o.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PosT OFFICE, wARRRs. ONO,
July list, 1859.
1sx.sstss.. eziIy, arrives : p N. leaves II a. m.
Sc Isz, 90 do Jpn. d. Gam
SAarss. arrives tues. Thurs. Sat. IOk N. Leaves
same days At 9 p m.
". Gresno1efs, arrives Non. Wed. Fri 2 m. Leaves
Tues. Thnrs. Sat at Itk = n
0rssns6rrFk. arrives Tues. & SAT. BY Z. Leaves
Mon 4 Thurs at : a u.
Tues. a Frt, atfam-
F~arningts1. arrives Toes. & sat. by u m. Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri Al l2 m
csnfsn. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
y idays at S p N. Leaves saturdays at a IA.
.Neiiswhich leave at or before s q m, are closed
the prered ing evening at . p N. AL Others are clo-
sed half AZ hour previous 10 their departure.
T. L. WEBB P. n.
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Strawberries. s-
We make acknowledgements to Mrs aOyrns
Boswcrh for a dish of splendid rsvberries. OF
mammoth size; and as delicious fiavor, as they
could be, considering the cold, wet weather.
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SALE.
~ Me-ker & Perkins,

VS.. In court Of Common
Lord Wellington Mears ct ALL Pleas; Trumtaii Co.
By virtue Of an order Of sale isSue3 from the court
ofCemmon Pleas Of TIumbull County, Ohio, to ne Ill
rected and delivered, ] shall OFFER for sale et Public
Auction, at the door Of the Court Heass, in Wares
- - ,~vs- 4,
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MASSACHUSETTS SABBATH
WI SCHOOL SOCIETY BOOKS. A good assert.
ment viii DC receives in a few days. Gail at -
May %. PORTERS BOOKSTORE.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Juilus Benxon)


UITlNT 2 NTTHTTITsI NIIIIIU 7 IEI.s
By virtue Of az Execution iss1ei from the Court 0f
Common Pleas Of Ashtsbula County. I have leried up
on and VII ogrr al PuiIic suction At the stable
liam Williams. in warren. Trumbun County. on Sal.
urday the 18th OF June. 1859. at O'Clock. p. N al
Interest in 4 Ray S;zIlon. tcslied the ST. Lawrenee-l
supposea tote eight years old Taken as fhe proper
ty 81 Allen Bsrhsr 10 satisfy an execution in favor CT
Julius Benson TsTos cash Al. LYMAN
sheriff Omee Warren. jane 6, fs6Oe Sheriff
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dissolution.

.DISSOLUTION.
~ Notice Il hereby given that the copartnershiP
heretofore existing between tbs subscribers. under
the STYLE Of Robbins & Leroy, has been dissolved By
mutual consent. Those knowing themselves indebted
to the late Arm are r quessed 70 make payment 70 A.
s. Robbins. who vii. be found, tor the present. on
Socth Street, three doors east OF the Gaskiu House.
Those bavinF Chains agEinst said fTm. viii Trssent
then 10 hin for settlement. A s kOBBlNS-
Narren, Nay 20, IseO -3g I L LEROY
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PATCH & OgDYCNE

avlng been compelled by the fire 10
change their quarters. would inform their GUS
toners and friends thai they msy he found in
Engine House, No. /, one door south Of the bank.
where they viii continue their business Of
manufacturing and will inmeiiIte'y go east for new
Goods. shen We viii have al ample stock sf Carriage
trimming ard ~Ssddlery Hardware.
Netrnst it IS not Necessary u inform those iudeSt-
ell 70 US, that 4 prompt Liquidation OF their accounts,
win do much to free US from Embarrassment.
May 4, leo. PATCH d OPDYCKR.