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CHARGE FOR CONSTITUTION.

NO ron AOH.
BOTANIC y H|ONtEOPAIHIC kEMEMES
(. NO caIomel. or other deletsrieus drugs are ussd9
All Chronic Or loEg s.andtng Diseases are faSeess-
fully treated.
. Observation-Disclosures Dersu Fements-
FSiek- iiradac Diseascs-Spinal Aneetions
-Mercu-ial and SyphiRic Diseases Ulcers
TumoTs-Erupti0ns or Diseases OF the Skin-hlseases
# the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lung Htart-
Liver-Stomach and Bewels--Kidueys-JrfraTJ ano
Uterine Disease=Femaie Weakness-LeueorrhOea-
Oh Sores-Epflepsy -Neuralgia -Consnnph0r-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Swellir 8 Hip Dfsezse-
Fever and Agus &c
DR.. Sands node Of practice. IS not to nndern1rs
the constitution. to overcome disease. hut ~ the ju-
dicious administration Of medicines remove the Cause
or germ CT diseased action: sustaining at ths same
time. the natural powers OF the system.
His remedies are pleasant 70 take and inpart vtgor
and strength to the whole system. Perseverance IN
treatment will often cure the most hopeless gases
Or. Sands, ~ the symptoms ana an examination Or
the case. "a vial Of urinel detects with certainty, the
nature Of the disease, without the patient applying IN
person If at any time ineOnyeEient,
Persons desiring a correct knowledge Of the dis
eases with which they are afflicted, may rely with i'm
pIicit confidence, upon having impaired TO them :
true statement OF their condition
March =. 30.
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Niles CORRESPONDENCE.

Miles, May 18th, 1850.
Messrs. EdtOrs.-Fire.-On Friday, the 18th
about o'clock, A. M.-Mason d Robbins larg
building near the river was discovered to b
on fire, which communicated to a dwellin!
house adjoining, and both were with their con
tents speedily burnt to the ground. 1t wa.
with.great difficulty that the Rolling Mill ano
other buildings adjacent were saved. II wa
at one time, feared that the best portion of on
village would most certainly be destroyed, but
the wind fortunately changed and blew thu
flames away from the houses which were mos
in danger.
Our populace worked nobly; the ladies de,
serve special commentator for the e~ffectual
manner in which they rendered assistance
The lower part of the large building (tie lar
gest in our place. was occupied by Messrs.
Ward / Co, for storing Nails, Spikes DC, they
having about 1000 Kegs in it at the time; the
upper part by the Niles Dramatic Association.
The following is q statement of the reputed
losses.
H. H-MasOn d J. Robbins, building, 81 900
James Ward & Co, dwelling, $50
do damage on nails, 1000
Dramatic Association, $50
Total loss $1,000; no insurance. 1t is the
supposed that the fire was the work of an in
cendiary.
Medical.-F. Casper. Physiei an d Surgeo
formerly of Garfield, O.. has "huug out his
shingle" and located himself permanently at
the Kingsley House. and offers his services to
the afflicted of Niles, and vicinity. Doctor C,
comes well recommended as being asuecessful
practitioner, and he has our best wishes for his
success. altho' we are happy to state that
this neighbOrhood is in a remarkably healthy
condition at present; and we would suggest to
the Doc to keep in remembrance, that nothing
but plenty of patience tpatients,) will estab-
a field for his professional labors.
OhltOn and Weathersfeld Bible Society.-I
There will be a meeting of this Society, Sab
evening, May 9th, at one of the Church
S in this place. A discourse from Rev. Mr..
DR.. Arnold, Agent of the American Bible So
iety, may be expected.
Prize Fight.-It is reported that we are to have
grand exhibition of the very popular amuse-
lent of Prize Fighting" in Miles, the coming
tn of July. We hope the proper authorities
i'll interfere in time. and if possible prevent
ny such disgraeeful proceedings in our vii
ge. The challenging party is a gentleman(O
'mewhat noted for having cruelty beaten his
life in the streets of Warren, a few days ago.
Niles Dramatic AssOeiation.-IAiuz fut.-II5
liam honest. BUCKEYE. c
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Srmt yntsIIigentt.
photographie.


As will be seen by reference to our advertis
ing columns, the firm of Robbins d Leroy hs:
been dissolved, and Mr.. Robbins, for the pres
.ent, confines himself to the business of furnish
ing to artists, every variety of AmbrotyPe and
and Photographic Instruments aud Stock
The skill and taste of Mr.. Robbins as an artist
and his experience and honorable reputation
"a a dealer in these articles, peculiarly quail
fes him for the business.
For the present, he is located on South Street,
three doors east of the Gaskill House.
When the brick block, on Market Street,
now being built by Patch 4 Opdycke and
Andrews & Weeks, shall be finished, Mr.. R.,
will occupy the third floor over Patch d OPP
dycke. and will, then, in addition to the selling
of stock DC, resume the taking of ambrotypes
and Photographic pictures. The rooms will
be built with especial reference to this business,
and will be equal to any in Ohio.
Mr.. Leroy has gone into the room on Market
Street, formerly known as the City Hall, over
Freeman. Hunt d Co.'S Banking House, where
he is already in full operation. taking the like
nesses of all who wish to "see themselves as
ithers see them"
The long experience and known skill of Mr..
l., is a sufficient guarantee that he will give
satisfaction to all.
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PLNNEO'S GR1MMARS.
NEW ANALYTICAL PRIMARY.

Pinneo's Analytical Grammar has been carefully
revised and critically compared with the latest AID
best authorities, Introducing the most valuable results
OF Grammatical study, and especially numerous and
varied exercises in analysis and the obstruction OF
sentences 1t is now offered as one OF the most com.
plete grarani2rs published.
From Rec. e. THOMSON, PresiSsHt of Ohio Wes.
teyaH University -PinneO's Analy teal Grammar is
veil adapted TO its purpose. In principle, statement,
and definition, ii is clear and satisfactory
From B. d. KINGSLEY. Sapt. PHsEe Schools.
C0lHA5Es-After examination Of a number Of works
IN English Grammar. preference has been given 70
Pinneos (which have been introduced into the schools
Of this CITY in place OF Grsene's.
From Z. p. RGERSOLL. PriH. Of R0ekxsl! 81.
School, CGe1etGad.-I have used Pinneo's Grammzrs
for years 1 regard them as tke Test now in use.
From Rev.-A. DUNCAN, SEPt. Public Schools,
RepGrk.-Pinneo Grsmmars have been introduced
into our schools, in place OF Balloons and Greene's;
and the resultdenonstrstes the wisdom Of the change.
IL Teachers and School Ofacers DESTROYS Of in
Producing any OF the abOve-nsmed books, are respect
fully invited 10 correspond with the publishers,
W. B. SMITH * Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The aggregate sales OF the Eclectic Educational
Series tor the year 1853 alone, amounted 10 over
s.O0O,oOe volunes. The Eclectic Series are for sule
in Warren, by GEO. ADAMS,
And book sellers generally. May ICY
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A Card of Thanks.

Mrs. G. w. MESSER would respectfully aeknorl
edge With heartfelt gratitude the Kindness Of the ma
ny bountiful hands tina. have supplied her neeessitie.
and eheered her dropping spirits which were mad,
sad by the late calami ty Of FIRE. Also cordial thanks
to those in official capacity that rendered her aid and
counsel, much 10 her benefit; furthermore that young
Lad, a lev miles out Of town, who purchased SOAP
from his oEa funds. is remembered, and I trust his
heari viii ever expand with bsnevolepcs as blessing.
may attend him. z. W. MEsSER.
Wsrrenf May Is, 1860.
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Arriysl and Departure of Mails,

Posr oFTIcK, WARREH, ONO,
July LIST. 1883.
YsEsFstsvH daily, arrives : p N. leaves II an.
c IeseLsHd, dc do IL lam. do Bpm.
Sc Ten. do do 7pm.- d. 6 an.
SkGrsn. arrives Tees. Thurs. Sat. l0Z q m. LeaVei
sane days At 2 p m
". GrseavIIIs. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. ? N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat At 1IIS a m
GrseHsbHrgh arrives Tues. & Sat by n Leaves
Son Il Thurs At > = m
N. BIsszfeI6, arrives Wed. r. Sat. by 8 Leaves
Tues & Fri atsAm.
Fermin gfsa. arrives Tues. L Sat. by 70 N. Leaves
Mon. & Fri At - m.
csEfsR. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
y idays At 5 p m. Leaves Saturdays At q N.
IF hailswhich leave at or before 6 a m. are closed
the prered ing evening at 9 p N. All others are clO-
sed half an hour previous to their departure.
T. E. WEBB P. N.
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SSIGNEE,S

"a Motto. is hereby given that A. c. Mcconnell
OF TrumbuH County, State Of Ohio, has made an As.
slgnment to the undersi gned. Alexander Mcconnell
OF All his property, real and personal. &c, to have
trust Tor benefit Of the creditors Of said A.C. McCsn-
nell. under the act OF the General Assembly regulat
ing assignments. passed April 9th. 1853. The credit.
oIse 81 SAID Mcdonnell are required to present their
claims at once. and those indebted TO him are re.
suestsd to call and settle without delay.
Karrea, Nav 9th. 1850. 49,.
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Sale Of Real and Personal Property.

On Thursday, the Slst inst, a large number
of Durham Cattle of the best quality, a Now
ing Machine, Carriages, Farm Implements DC.
will be sold ct public Sale, at the residence Of
Seth Bushnell Esq in Hartford. The reputa-
lion of Mr.. B., as a dealer in Durham Cattle, is
a guarantee that good stock will be sold.
Besides the above mentioned property, all
his Jacks and Jennetts, the balance of his farm
stock, and the farm itself, Zone of the best in
the County is offered at private sale, and must
he sold the present season.
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Drowned.

On Saturday last a daughter of Samuel
Craig, Esq, OF some six years of age, was
drowned in Eagle Creek, near the residence of
her father, in Braeeville. In company with
a younger sister, she was gathering flowers on
the bank of the creek, and seeing a small fish
Jump out of the water, near her, she reached
out for it, and fell in the water.
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Sons Of Malta.

Turn ont one and all ca Thursday Evening
this week, at = o'clock, p. NJ, at Empire Hall.
IniiGtiohs; important business to be attended
to; and to wind up with a midnight procession.
BY order Of GRAND COMMANDER.
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RELIABLE
By State authority.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
or NEW HAVEN, C-ONNE0TICCr.
Capital Stock, 100000.

VI y HH' ~ NV-NN
Capital Stock, $jOO,OO
Paid up CAPITAL and SanplsS, 1925, 900.
ELL sOUFHWORTH. Pres.
LEVI B. BRADLEY. Sec'y.
This Company has been in operation five years. and
during this time it has acquired a reputation fsr
soundness. promptness and honorable dealing, sec.
ond 10 no Company in the United States. Its stock
is owned by the principal men OF wealth and busi-
ness in and about New Haven and among them is
Judge W. w. Boardman, known arorabIy in this
community as o man Of wealth, AM as 4 large land
owner in Ohio. THIS COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AND
has NEVER YET LITIG NIED ANY Loss. Mar. :. 30.
Every business Man should ! azure Country Mer
chants will End it to their advantage to in sure in good
Stock CompzL les.
Farm property insured / year for = per cent. J
years for IL PER ct. and 5 years for ? per Ct upon the
anount Insured. without premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies. p
By J. 7. AsrER,
Feb. 18th. I2Cl-iy 4ysn. IT,, n -
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TO the Leather Trade.
LEXANDER n

a LEAANUER McCUNNELL has
u opened a store on Franklin Street for the sale
OF Leather and Shoe Stock. and is receiving daily
additions to the stock nov on hand, consisting in
part Of Sole Leather. Upper Leather, Kips, French
and American Calf Skins, Trimmings, Bindings, Pat
ent Calf Moroeos and tools OF all kinds.
Warren, Ohio, Nay Ie. 1880.
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CFERIFF'S SALE.
- rh;iir kimnei' In Court st Common Pleas

" TTumbuii Courts -
james H,zi-p ct al
BY virtue Of IN order Of sale In tire above entitled
cause. issued ont OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of
TrumLnll County, Ohio. to me directed and delivered,
I have levied on. and shall Expose to Pubic Sale A.
the door Of the Court House IN Warrel, in said COUa-
ty, on
saturday, the 9th day Of June, 1860,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 . CLOCK.
p. u Of said day. the folloxing described real estate,
to Wit Situate in tire township of Hubbard, TrumbGl
County. Ohio, and bounded north by lands forgery
owned by the heirs Of Lehn Ayres, east b the high
way leading from the center Of Hubbard to BrOSkfeld,
south 6y lands sold and conveyed by CaroliIeA Ne
Cresdy to Thomas Wolf and CeFYhas Wolf. and west
by the west line OF lot >. and heing five acres OF the
north side OF lard formerly sold AID conveyed By
Jfmes Hezlep 20 said Caroline NcCready.
Appraised a. 5 = per acre. Terms cash
A B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheriGs OGce. Warren, Nay 9. ISGO.-5a
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EGAL NOTICE.

~ EiizS Wilcox vii take neticc tina. Oliver DaYi3
has filed his psiition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for tic County Of Trumluli and State OF
Ohio. against the said Eliza Wilcox, defendant. set
' ling forth that the said Eliza wilcox gave 4 mortgage
y the said Oliver David, "a secure the payment 81
{ '5eo, according to certain notes referred to in said
no. gage and praying that said EIza Wilcox psy
-. y interest on the same at the rate Of ten per
rrar. ner Naum- from the 18th day Of February. A.
/ d 1sGb or hat the folOSins premises may be soil to
me Isnd5 conveyed in ssid o. figsse are Geseribsd
a. foIlozsS SitEG-e in Vernon, being township No. six
/ t5l in the FRS. GstS range OF townships IN the Cen
/ nectieut geste--n Reserve, in the State OF Ohio, and
' which is also in the Gsanty OF Trumhun, and ia knoxE
b. helng part Of lots nHmber one and two "a 2 IN
.Is tcox Tract in the Township Aforesaid, and is
born5so ~ foilcvs,t to WI Beginning in the east and
eornSy ~ AIR. yam Carmsr's laad, thence vest IN said
rosJ "a ~ no-.l, Nast corner Of EsTi Sutlif's land.
thence south on Sutt. Z 5 east line 70 the south east
core hereof tbeTce est on the south line Of said
SutiiGs land 10 the middle OF ts Esst HoIiA aHC
south road in said Vernon, the-@ &c SCUM IN st;5, 81
10 the Tine OF Miles B-aeh's Land. eHeIOe esstHHsnE
line to the sozth vest corner Of Eras>s = ShspDapF
AN !. thence nsrth 10 tie north = est cCrler Of sad
Clapman's land. thence east in the north Ina o. sad
C~hspmans land to the south east. corner of INvd
Sutljn 5 land. thence north along the west BE or
said SusliG'5 laSd and lands OF A.. u CIarkand Abra-
ham Garner 10 The plaza Of beginning, and contain
ing tF0 hundred and niDe eco acres Of land. be tie
same more or less: and the said Eliza Wilcox is moth
petition on or before tie third Saturday after the 2Sth
dsy OF Nay. Al I560. OLIVE DAVID.
BY g. A HYNING, his Attorney
April rs. 1851. -Cw
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Sale Of Real Estate by Ordel Of Court.

AID ls60- at , o'clock IN the afternoon, o. the
premises near the village Of Miles in the Township Of
MestEersheld, cou5tv o. TTuulhun aRf State of Chic,
witbs seia % the highs bidder, the following Real
Estate. as the property q Joseph Hunter, deceased.
= Wit Situate ia Weather5d field To@nship, TrumluIl
1ounty. OHIO. aud known As part OF Lot Ne. ? in said
TcW nship, and bounded as follows, 10 wis: On he
North - the public nighFaJ leading from Warren to
Nhestewn- on The Fast by the wet line Of ten acres
o. land heretofore sold BY the Petitioner to John Cas-
silay on the south By the MahoniBg River, and 70
extend sOisr vest tat a line dragn parable, Eih the
eest lne, viii contain tsents acres Of land. apprzis-
ed az Ufg.ere dollars per acre; a-d to be sold as 4
whole or IN paTcelst IS nay by the Petitioner lie
deemed advisable, for the interest Of saId Esiate.
J. WILSON. Adnr OF Joseph Hunter. desd.
I. L. FULLER, Auy for Petitioner.
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4 sSIGNEE'S SALE OF FARM

a Lands. SlortllOrns and other stock.
SETH A. ~BCSINELL's entire stock. Of sixts. n
short horn Bulls. including Hubbsck anu e~Nceptiug
Fancy Boy 4 portion ofhis COWS and Heifers. Horses.
oHe IoNtng Machine, ore tao horse Carriage suita.
etnra stek- Farm Wagons, RaTning implements
ana other bose property, will he sold a. public suction
% The highest bidder, on Thursday the 3lst day Of
May ~ TIE residence OF the said Bushnell.
Mr. Buhnel's superior Farm and the balance Of his
entire ShsFt hornssJaeks and Jenetts. AMI all other
property not subject 20 exemption by laws viii he sold
az pirate safe at any tine AMI mast he sold curing
the coming sGmmer- The farm OF two hundred and
ioHy nj ; acres wilIbe sold in parcels to suit pur-
ehasers. lis an excellent location fr fruit. he
hariies varieties never having been killed BY frost.
and is near the Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road
nov being speedily Completed.
Terms of sale OF tue personal property. All snus
oEerhve dollars, seven months without interest. aad
approved security or six per cent of for cash.
HOMER B. THOMPSON.
Assignee OF Seth A Bushnell.
Hartford Isunbuil CO. o., April 30 ISGJ.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland. Co.
lumbus Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Clsys
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon with Hackste Chagrin Pals, &c.
" hantua with Hacks fer RaYenna.
" Dracevills with Hacks for Newton Pals 6e
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenyiue Mead.
willie. Bloomfield, Canheld. &c
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and EnOn Valley and theEee by.P. IT. w.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6, 1859. CHAs. l.. RHODES spnt-
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Saturday, the 9th day of June. IsG
WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
ar KaPPEM

FdCL VIZ II BahhE-F
4 The Proprietor desires to Inform his
cE-ES& friends ard patrons. that hemay nov
E$@b be found On kibertv street. south ofths
NBank. whore as formerly, hi Is mann
featuring TO erder -an6fOr sale Carriages and Brggies
Of everydescriPtlou and y ilconstautly keepo on hand
a good assortment ofthe mostapproved styIss.ShieA
for material, substantial EOrkmanship a nd eleeanc.
ofhnlsh ,~shalin0t he surpassed in this section ofOhics
Those wanting a vehicle Of anS kind, win do well ~
giving me a call. "a they can searceiy fsiifn beng
suited, eithertn style, quality terms or price.
Painting and Trimningdone in a.hperi 81 manner.
ard 81 prices that viii give sstisfacioB.A
Cash WILDE paid, and good prices. Sof he hes. Of
AL kinds second grovth carriage lrposT. e
Warren, APrI2e SO. 4 x WIsELL.
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Gard.

We the undersigned having been insured in
the eay fKe Insurance, of New Haven, Ct,
say that said Company has settled with us
promptly and honQrably,a and has paid rs down,
full satisfaction for losses sustained by the fire
April 30, 1860: and we .eheerfally recommend
said Company to the patronage of the public.
The amount of insurance paid to each Of Us,
with date of payment, is annexed to our names.
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Cleveland, O.. May %. 1851.

The card above notifies the public that Mr..
POmeroy has removed his Musical Depot to
Cleveland. While his trends in this vicinity
will regret this, they viii be glad to know that
it is increasing business which makes the step
Necessary. During his residence here, Mr.
P, has acquired the reputation Of being q
prompt, energetic, reliable business man; and
we wish him success wherever he may be.
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Book Binding.

J. Feathcrstone will be in Warren for a few
days to solicit orders fer bOok-binding for the
firm Of L.. d ]. Featherstone, Cleveland, order.
may be left at Porter's Book Store.
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Observe the following Coz elusive Testimony.
From Hon. dNSOE SHYTH. State Sap sriMfendeni
Of Public [astrHeti0H, Ohf0.
READERS -McG,Gey's cid Eclectic Reader / es
teemed as among the Uery kest, bnt the New ECLECTIC
Readers are certainly a decided Improvement u.on
the Old. l know OF no other Readers which 1 could
more earnestly endorse.
ARTTHNETIcs--I have examined with care the New
Editions Of Rays Arithmetics. aud am greatly pleas,
ed with them.
RAYS PRIMARY LIST Bookl-I have seen none so
well adapted for a Textbook in the elements Of Men.
tai Arithmetic
RAYS INTELLECTUAL ARIruNEEIc I'D Book, is adj
miraole- l know OF no work thai elnbodies So system.
attic, complete, and thorough a course OF discipline in
this useful branch OF STUDY.
RAYS PRACTICAL ARTTHSETIc I'D BookL. needs no
praise it's ITS own commentator. The former edi
tioH / regarded as one Of the best b osks Of the kind
ever published. lam pleased TO see that the HeD is a
great Improvement on the old.
GRASNNRs--l esteem Pinneo's Series Of Gramua-s
as among the best 1eLt-BOoks eEtGnt, for guiding The
learner 10 a knowledge Of the correct use Of our Ian
guAge.
From -hNDREW FREESE, SKpt. Of PH6Le
Schools, CtereLGRd.I like McGuGey's New Eclectic
Readers exceedingly we'll and prefer them. especially
The primary books IN tue series, TO any 1 have seen.
From NJ F. cOWDRY, SHpt. Of Public Schools,
SsadEskg-RTom the examination given NeGudvy's
NeA bclecte Readers, L am satisfied that the selec-
tons are not onIS excellent. but that the Series pos
sesses textures. in other respects, of the first impur-
lance TO bath teacher and pupil.
The Publishers have done the public a great service
Ia presenting a series Of Readers ecery Dag 10 nor
tag Gy eSMReadati0R.
From z II. FAIRCHTLD, Prof. of MatEematfes
an ObertiR C1Aegs Il have carefully sx Inined BAYS
ers- l have ho hesitation in pronouEcing It superior
to any ether ! have seen.
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CHERRIES SALE as Special Master.
I IE Court OF Com. Pleas

NHERItF'S SALE IS Special Master.
~ William Hulz,
rs IE Court OF Com Pleas
James L Bell Of TrumhuH County.
BY virtue q IN order Of sale issued from he Cou:t
Of Common Pleas OF Trumb1l County. Chic, to ne
directed snd delivered. l shall ofer for sale at Public
Auctien, at the door Of the Coart House in Warm, in
said eoun;y-0n
Saturday. hs 9H dag Of June, 1860,
a. one o'clock P NJ. Of said day. the following dee
cribed real estate: Situate in Uubbard foWosbip,
TruHlUli county, and bounded as fslloEs:-c
ing at the EoFth Corner OF q snail let OF land nov
occupied by James Il Bell IN said township, running
YES, twelve and one half ra5s 20 8 fence; thence run
ming north along said fenee nine rods, thence east
t~eiVe and one bali rods 10 The ceater- or tc high
way. thence south along said center of said highway
&c the place OF beginning, so as 10 contain oxJ hun
dred and 5p-lHO rods OF land be the same more OF
less. Terms cash. appraised Al S135, 90.
4 d LYMAN, sheriff and Special NSstcr.
SheriG's 6mce, Warren, Nay =, IsG0-5E e,
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JOE PRINTING

JOB PRINTING.
Having . superior assortment Of Job Printing mate.
rlal. We are prepared to execute in the hest manner, al
kiads Of plain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
-sUcu A.
Address Cards, Certificates, Labels,
Husinesa Cards, Check Books, Manifests,
Hank Cheeks, Colored Printing, Notes,
Rills Of LadiRg, Drafts. Programmes,
RAh Tickets, PORN Books, Receipts,
blanks all kinds. Handbills, Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape OF Printing, at
prices that cannot fail to snit, aud with the greatest dis
patch. We keen constantly on hand n good assortment
ofcards And hne Stationery, from which those in want
Of Printing can select
Justices and Constables' Blanks.
SARRAEFEE, MORTGAGE l. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, suBP0SAs. E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale