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The 18th Regiment.

From 4 private letter from Capt. STRAIT
ton to 4 friord, dated 1T Camp Jolkins,
near Louisville Ky, Dec. 9Th, We learn
that the 18th, had received orders to march
on tie morning of the 9TH. to Columti'
KY (Which is some eighty miles South of
Frankfort, and within eighty miles Of
Nashville, Teun.) Letters to the I9th,
ahoull DC directed to Columbia, Adair Co,
Ky. All the soldiers are in good health,
save one. q private named Spicklcr.-
WOODEN mittcns with thumb and finger
Separate, are greatly needed. A pair for
each mar would be very acceptable Christ
mas present.
Capt. Stswe arrived safely and Is with his
Company.
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North British Review.

Tho November number has tie follow.
ing table Of c~ontentS:" Pascal as q Chris.
tan Philosopher; What is Money? Plato
and Christianity; Spain; Poets and Poetry
of Young Ireland !; Edmond Brooks, his
Life and Genius; Scottish Humor, Comets
McMill on Representative Government.
With this number closes the volume for
1861, and the present is a most favorable
time To subscribe for the Quartcrlics and
Blackwood. The ability with which these
periodicals. are conducted, and their high
literary merit, render them at ali times
most acceptable, but they have been unuSu-
ally interesting TO American readers during
the last SIX months, on account of the ar
tielcs upon the Southern rebellion, which
every umnbcr published within that time,
has contained. 1t is true that without q
single exception, the writers Of these arti-
c.es have fallen into Sol gross errors, and
all have greatly moderated the power aud
determination of the loyal States, and most
of them have shown their prejudioes against
Republican. and in favor of Monarcbial
governments. still the articles are valuable
as showing how our institutions are viewed
by English eyes, and as enabling Us to see
0ursel's as 'ithcrs sec Us"
The price CT the North British is S.;
Bla2 wood and one of the Reviews s.;
Blackwood and the t Reviews $40. Printed
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street, New York.
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DEATHS.

at Youngstown. on the 7h lust. Mss MAR
GAkET FOX, Of thi. place. in the 3Isr year
Of her age,
At his rcsiieHer in this ulaer. IN the 5Oth ult .
Mr., CHARLES STEVENS, aged ii years.
In Gusta,us. on the Slth ult If Erysi,rlas
GLs. ALMA Is. CLlSBY, Niie OF ksa CHS
ty. aged IS years.
In Hartford on the l7th ult.. MR ROLLIN
FORWARD, in The 2and year OF his age.
At Prairie View near Toulon, Stark county III
on Tuesday the 2rd inst JULIA RHODES,
wife of Hugh Bhod,s and lnu, liter OF the
late Deacon John ! and Sabr1na Kingsley of
Fowler i'll this county. aged "A years.
r. Vi ma. on the I9th ult. aiR. DEXTER
CLlN TON. in the T@rI year ri hIs age.
Mr.. Clinton was Il native of Woodhrdgr,
New Haven County Conn,c lieut., though + r
uearl, G. yenrs Il r sidrnt # Vienna. tie has
been "n tx mrlary nan lightning the world
with Ho'hu z hut HI hnHd- AMI his character.
by the ID. ssing of Col lac became al in.lri en-
I nj farmer Il respectable citiz-n, ami II cOus's-
tlut c'!!-t!aa Hi- lame and influence has
DC" i..'n'I! i with almost every institution,
rivII. educational. or religious. which has ben
eli Cd ihr TOW uship. aud often with those of II
wider range Though a modest retiring man.
he was ii prudent Council ur. ami often cursult
ID. He uuitrd with the Cung. Presbyterian
Church in Vienna. in 1871. and has ever been
u consistent msm5.r and Il firm supporter In
him the ministry ever had u friend, and the
Iaor Il generous henef1ulor.
But his family feel the most the vacancy
made by his death. Seldom from home, and
making home pleasant. their loss can
not be r-palr d. But though they mourn it is
with the Christian consolation. thst their lass
Is his unspenkable gain. OF late years the
OF many infirmItirs, he bore them with
out murmuring. bat las departure was 4 release.
tel aslrp amidst bereaved friends and fam
Ily. only TO awake. as we have g"Ud reason to
believe. among more friends, r~rjpicing in a per-
salvation Blessed are the deaG which
lie in the Lord from heuce.orth.'
q. p.
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Fastest TIuE o. REcoRp.-lt NAV

Fastest lime OK REcoRD.-lt may i'll
terest cur sporting readers 10 learn that
the two celebrated mares; Lady Palmer"
AMI "FiaJbu5A" were driven L Two mile
heat to his road wagon by the owner on
the Centervillc Course, n. Y, the other
day, IL the unprecedented time OF 5:053,
the laSt mile In 2:2J3. Flora Temple )
fastest two miles 10 a wagon Is 500; and
her performance was never beaten until
this double team wiped it cut" Flora
had the advantage OF ! skeleton wagon,
while Oh tuesday Palmer and FLAT
bush had to drag a road wagon. The team
Is owned by Mr. Bonner, and is withoat
d1uDL the fastest in the country.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Minerva APP le.ate In Trumbuli Common
vs. Pleas
BENJAMIN App'egste By virtue OF an Exc
cution issnsd ( ON he Court OF Common RI rs VI
TIumhulI county. ohio. to mt directed, 1 have ! yIed
uIon aud shall Ur er lor sale az lU,lic auctICn. At the
reS'dence Cf BENJAMIN APPRECIATE. in the TOW Dshipuf
Lih-rtS l, sIid county OF 1Iumtu /. on
Monday the oh day Of Dee. 1861,
at 10 u'c,ocg. A NJ. OF Sail day. the following
nRa.d Pa+rvuai properly t"-uTt.- . three -rvafs
old colts. , horses, : cows. : TAO years old
heif-ls 5. | LGIi four years cld. aud II yearling calves,
taken as the property of Benjamin Applique 10 sat
isty an Execution IN favor Of Minerva Applrgats-
Terms cash A q. LII NAN. Sheriff.
sler.d's jfc,, Warren, Nov,mIer. %, 1851.
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EAS-Ynung Hyson. Imp-rial,
. Gunpewder and Black Teas By the chess or sin
gle pound. WOODS q ANDRkKS.
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering from Consumption, i~nripisnt or
confirmed or from debility Of q y kind or from mem
tai or nervous prostratIOn.b brought sn by any cause;
or from scrofulous co mplAints; or from diseases 81
the Kidneys or bladder; and to ladies suffering any
of the many distressing complaints theirsex are ma
Die TO, anl which engender tho
BLOOD FOOD
is offered as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from tAe patent medicines of the
day. it ia 4 chemical combination of IRON. SUI
PHUR AMI PHOSPHORUS. of very great worth
and many hundreds hear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH d DUPONT, 400 Broadway. New York
are thu sole prODrietoTs Of the Article, and haze in
ola fraud attempted zpon the public.
changed the color Of the outside wrapper fro red TO
yellow. ard increased the size Of the hottie 10 ;
ounces. Be very cautious in buying t. see that th-
fac smile of their signature is o. the outside Of The
Tranper as III others are counterfeit
FEB. 20 lsCI-Iy.l
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DgtTu IN HIGH PLAcEs.-fhe last
news from Europe includes the obituary Of
three persons, more or less distinguished
by rank or talent. The young King of
Portugal has died of typhus fever, which
disease had previously removed one of his
brothers and reduced another nearly to the
grave. Don Pedro Y. was twenty-four
years old on the 10Th September, aud leav-
ing no sou. will be succeeded by his next
brother; Priace Louis Philippe, q naval
officer, born on the last day Of August,
1888. Sir Howard Douglas has died, at
the advanced age Of SO. aud viii long be
remembered in military science for his
work, which successive editions augmented
from a pamphlet to 4 book, '.0u the Con-
struction Of Military Bridges" and for his
Treaties on Naval Gunnery." The third
on this list Of Deaths doings is Geofroy
St. Hilaire. aged 81, certainly the ablest
anatomist aud Psychologist in France.
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Western Reserve College,

At Hudson. Ohio. II L. Hitchcock, o. D..
Presedint. Number of stHdepts now IN
attendance is as follows: Syuiors, Z; JBn,
iors. 10: EScphmoies, IS; Freshmen, III
Preparatory. IS; fetal. i05. With DR..
Hitchcock as President, this college is stead
lily Increasing in numbers and prosperity.
Ameng the students nov at ". P. Co..
lcge. are Byron Porter and JOHN L. Egalt.
of Warren: J. l. cowdery and B. Cowdery,
If Mecca; Nelson C. Perkins of Einsnan.
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Mas. STowE-Alrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe writes to the editors OF the New
York independent to say that the ''agita.
tons and mental cxcitements resulting from
the Wal" have compelled her to quit writ
ing stories for the present. ~ no." she
asks, "c4n write fctions in times like these,
when fact is 50 impcrious and terrible 2
She expects to resume SION, however.
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Most Shocking Affair.

The Louisville Journal of the Sd. has
the following account of the burning of ten
Of twelve Kentucky Unionists by the
rebels:
We learn from the Nashville Louisville
Courier of the 26th ult.. that on the 2jth.
a squad Of twelve men were sent to Frank
in. Ky. TO arrest some Union men who
were said to be committing ~depredations
in that neighborhool. They had collected
to the number of IL or Il at the house OF
enc of their number, one Bell, and defying
the party. frcd upon them, killing one man
said to be Lee, of Louisville, and ~wouuding
one or two mere The rebels then charged
the hue and st fire to 1t. burning it aud
all Of the men in it, it is believed, except
two, who escaped. The courier says u
detachment Of p cavalry. Ider Cap J5hn
Morgan arrived at Franklin on the 2Gth,
to arrest the parties implicated, but no one
is so simple as to believe that any arrests
Will be made.
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UNION Victory IL DEMONSTRATION
NE"s From HR0wXLow AND HIS 5000
CNIoS MES.-Ihe telegraph brings US
intelligence, through reDei sources, Of a
great onion victory in East Tennessee.
1t appears that the Union mcu, three
thousand strong, have net and defeated
the rebels, totally routing them
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Family Groceries.

Ia wing ADDED Groceries 10 our Stock. We Invite
the especial attention Of consumers to our stock Of
Sugars Teas COdee, SyruPs, Molasses, Pruues, Cit
ron, Currants. Can Fruits OF the very best quAntys
Raisins, Cassia, Gloves. Nutmegs. RIKs, Mustard,
GrOund Spices Of ali kinds, Ground Coffee, Pure
Cream Tartar, Soda, SsleratHs. Ginger. Cranberries
&c &c. Woods & ANDaEsS
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CHERRIES SIZE.

Abr virtue oiaa Execution issued frem the Csprt a
CoUmon PI4as 81 Mahsuins eounty aad others i,s,,AJ
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuII a.
20 me directed, 1 shall offer for sale at the door If
the Court uouse in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday tie HI dGy Of Dec, 1861.
At one o'cI,ck =. NJ Of said day III. foFlozt,v "a
sc.ihei real estate situate i the township Of Ii M.
bard III said county. and bounded on the uor,b he
lands Of Isaac Hall, east by lands Of James Pritrl.
ard, south by anhs OF Samuel Reeves. and west by
lands Of Calvin arplegate. containing one hundred
acres OF land. more or irSs. Appraised AZ sSa npy
Eers. IerTs cash. A y. LYMAN, skerE.
sbsrKT SErS. u2rrsa. Nov IS 81.
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BEAT TINS VINO CAS.-We are informed
that u. S. Haynes, of ~Strongsville, sold
twenty sheep to A. Bingham, of Portage
county, the weight of which was 5000
pouLds. Average, l60 pounds C2ersLaRd
HernkA
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Partnership Notice,

The undersigned having associated
Il themselves together for the purpose Of carrying
on general Drug. Grocery aud Notion business In
Altasir varied departments. respectfully Eotiiy the
puzzle that they are daily receiving q la ge stOek Of
Sooes IN their line selected with care in the EASTERN
-'1rAsts anu 0ough- At RATES that will enable them to
compete ~ith the best Jobbing Houses in Northern
Onso our Hoods s~e fr esh, and Of the best quality.
80 Ieauy fay We are prepared to offer inhueeS
. purchasers never before e1ualed IN Warren
~ rHysleitn can mud IN our selection. Drugs and
ASniciHes o. a quaIity th~t csa be relied upon shea
eaiIe$ 10 administer To The sick add Afflicted undeF
TIC sany r5ing circumstances Sh ch every Medical
fTatitioE n 4, compelled to witness in the daiIy rou
tine Of has duties. Families can be stumbled a the
most reasonable rates with all ordinary family mef-
Icints and hundreds OF Other aTtislrs kept snly BY
iruggIsIs- Mech hts can select from our stock :
great variety Of sr-cles Al satisfactorily tO5bing rates a..
Mechanics will fad a Splendid assortment Of Gooea
Tor a great variety OF uses in their hBe In sh Jrt,
We invite ali the good citizens Of TrumbuII aad he
adjoining Counties to call ami examine for them
serves beiOre purchasing elsewhere.
JNo. z. WOODS.
Dec 4, 81. J
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STEAM MILL

Tor Sale o. Rent, on - c most r-ason-
ahls terms. plynen. in lumber. situate 81 miles
northeast Of WaIreH, on the P!anE Roai
Dee. {, 6I. " X REETsS.
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Marriagts.

On the 18th ult., at Pine Grove Furnace, Lau.
rane. County, 10y Rev John N. Boal, Mr.
GEORGE E. DOWNING, Adiutaut of Sec
ond Virginia Cavalry. to Mss AUGUSTA
NJ. WHITING, OF A~ustinburg. Ashtabula
County. . 10.
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The Womcn's Union Aid Society Of
Newport, Conn, have been favored with
a government contract for the manufacture
Of flannel shirts. The number to be fur
nished is ten thousand.
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TIE Forty First,

Capt. Str2ttcn Of the l9:b, writes that
Lieut.. Oplycke has received his commits
sion as Captain. and % Lieut.. McClcry,
az lst Lieut.. They stood Grst and second
il their class Of thirty two. All right.
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NUMERICAL STRENGTH OF THE ARMY
The effective force at the disposal Of the
Government row rai;cs to the enormous
aggregate of &C., 900, men (~ncluding reg
ullrs)-of whom, in round numbers. 55O,-
600 are infantry, $1,000 cavalry, and 90
coo agtiIcrymeu. besides sharpshooters.
engineers, g.. OF this force New York
supplies over 100000 men, the largest
number furnished by any State Of the
Union, though Pennsylvania and Ohio
follow very close behind. The five Slave
States Of kentucky. Missouri, Maryland,
Delaware, and Western Virginia, furnish
close on 10000 men to the army Of the
Union. The great Powers of Europe will
from figures of the Secretary OF War,
judged by their own standard, the
Union also is a great Power; and that. if
armies are the test Of the strength Of
4 Government, there is yet a powerful
cohesive force in the American Republic.
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The authorities Of Indiana claim that
State will have over 5000 men in the
Geld this month, making over %, 700 more
than her quota, for three years or during
the war.
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1t is proposed to call the eastern shore
of Virginia, which has been restored to the
Union without firing a gun, under Gen.
Dix's policy, Dixie Land
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Major Slcmmer. Of Fort Pickens fame.
is 50 dangerously i'll at Huttonsvills, Va,
that at last accounts his life was despaircd
Of
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To take effect on and after Nov. %. 1861
TRAINS LEAVE NaiUExp. n TRAINS tK.yr fExp Y,il
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SELLING OFF AT
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Or large stock of Miscellaneous Books must be sod,t to meet the exigenciso of War
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Every one should avail tbenNlvesof # mS onnorroH, TO u.lo mo- L.lamorL nu
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Out Of $4,000 recently raid the
EiGhty-eiehth Pennsylvania regiment at
A~leKaudria, ever $4,000 were sent home.
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IIROBATE Sc

l. Settlements rd=rt Il is ordered that th-foi
ed to be advertised ! lowing accounts Of Execu
tors, DIN. n straiors ang lizard ian,, thtt lave hse"
flied in fh.s Court D. advertised tor ihre- c0nsvcu
i've week agTee.hly To Ia aud hat they remain Of
"a { for II~Ie ton and eX-rtt ions mia sth - De
ccnper, oil, @h=u me Will H. ~ mined and or
.ere': to record II no exce:ioas appear therein. tr
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what's What's the Natter"

~ Gods lor the HolId ysIn great vsrie.
~ ~ at the CKOCKERt sTORE
December 1. tl-:f
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&UGARS-Common asd best brown.
~ crushed and graduated BY the Dbl. or pond.
OOH L DKE
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Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
TINE TAELg-SO. 70.

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FLOUR,
SHERIFF S SALE.
- Asa e. Andrews In TruEsuII County Com
- J MN Plras-

Mercy l. Aidrich } By vi. tue Of an ord er Of
sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas O: Trum
pail county. Ohio, to me directed, / shIl II offer for sale
~ Public auction al the door Of the Court Rouse in
Warren, in said County On
Saturday tie AZ dag Of January, 1862,
a. one o'c.cck p VI Of sa.u cay. The uusIviJe' one
half interest III the following described Real Estate
situate ia the township Of Fowler in said County OF
frGmhuli, and is known as part OF let Ne. 70, and
boarded soCth ~ the PELlIc Square. east b. the
north Gnd sVHrE centre road, ncTth by land owned hy
Asa 4. Andrews, and west by land Owned by BeLj1-
min Ames. and supposed to contain about one third
acre Of land he the same more or less" The said
half interest appraised a. $3.50 Terms Cash
a.. Il. LYMAN, sherid.
sheIiGs Cfz-e. Warren, Dec. {, 81.
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The Twenty Fourth.

We learn that Capt. Hall viii probably
be promoted to Major, aud if 50 Lieut..
Weston will be Capt and Brooks lst Lieut..
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Half Price List Of Books.
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The White Chief of the Red Men. /
Indian Battles, ~Captivities and Adven-
lures.
STRAY Leaves from Fairy Land.
The F~isherman's Daughter.
Schamyl, the CireasSiaD Chief
The Roman Exile.
Enchanted Beauty.
History Of China.
Peace, OF the Stolen viii.
Fremont's Expeditions in the Rocky
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The Fawn of the Pale Faces.
Ernest Grey.
Desprt;sm in America. by Hildredth
Awful Disclosures Of Maria Monk.
Beatrice.
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods.
Poets Of the Bible.
Fruits. Flowers aud Farming. by Fl.
". Bcecher.
The Age Of Chivalry.
Dreams and Realities.
Lady Russcl'S Letters.
Sparks from u Locomotive.
Napoleon and his Army.
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Earnest christianity.
Discoveries in Ninevah.
Forest and Shore.
Lectures to Young Men. by Thompson.
The Celestial Telegraph.
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In Attachment Re
lore jefferson Pam.
J. ? o! Warren town,
ship

2. II. HTELS
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DMl sIoIhA LON . NOIlUE.
u Notice s hereby given that the subscriber has
hem appointed AGmIlistI ator IL the eAtate OF Smith
Btfi-y, 4eceSECl. late % B-ztt.a, TTLm oil Co orio
B-z.ua. Dec II. 1861. 3tF AARON DAVIS.
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Not less han 10000 hogs have died in
Christian county. III IF hog cholera
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tOFFEE-I2 Sacks o, b-st Rio and
SJaVS CoGeesb by WOODS & ANDREWS.
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: TTACHMENT NOTICE.

AN! "0'1y'fL bsiore Samuel A. David
Vs son. J. I. of Me-, r
JacL 5e-eA, pcrt- } Trumbuli county, Ohis!
90 the 9Th Jay 81 November. a u IS6i. said Jas
tice iz,Gei IN order OF attach ment in The a,eve ...
tioo for the sun OF ave dollars and sevsnrg thr.e
cents Said case is Set fr trial on The a5yL d.y of
December. : d 1861, st , O'Clock \ l..
Dec (, I-sl-IE.
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EHERIFF'S SALE
- Henry ~. Smith In Court of Com, Pleas

SHEf1FF'S SALE
y Henry ~. Smith In Court of Com, Pleas.
rs TTumrun County.
Robert III Miller o. viz tue or an rider Of
sale issued fr N he Court Of Common Pleas Of slsI
County. TO me directed. i have levied upon aHd ,hll.
ODER for sac at Public Au :tion at the d-or o: n.
COErt-i6Es. in Warren. in sid cOE"ty, On
SosUrdag tie 26h dag Of Dec, 1861,
a; one o'ciocx T VI. Of aid day. the folIoEi & de
rem. in sail county. ami kn1wn as the whole af lots
Nos. ) and 6 ia block l. ia the alditiO al survey o.
the town plat Of Warren made by T. y. Slows cOun
ty survey r for A!-xinder VI Council, Henry "
Smith aud Matter King, reference beng had TO til.
map OF said survey recorded III Trumhull county rec
ords hoss of maps pages 80 and 81 TOR a more par
ticllar description thereof, Appraised AZ $1,000. co
Term Cash. A b. LYNAN,s sheriff.
Sher.a's cfice, Warren. Nov. 81, is6l.
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The Night Side of Nature, or Ghost:
and Ghost Scers.
Sriritualism against christianity.
Dona Blanca of Navarro.
The American Gift Book.
The Youth of the Old Dominion.
Testim, ny of the Poets.
COrregio and Sappho.
Country Margins aud Rambles.
SeI Spray.
Pearl Fishing.
Life of James K. Polk.
Helen Mulgrave.
Arabian Nights. illustrated.
Western Border Life.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes.
Our Homes. by r. S Arthur.
Young Wnman's Friend, "
Mothers Rule,
The Oasis. "
Angel Whispers,
Heroes aud Hunters of the West.
The Romance of travel.
Adventures Of Hunters and Travellers.
Belle Scott. or a TALE of the Crisis.
Household Narratives.
Adrian. or the Clouds of the Mind.
January and June.
Leaves fr0m tue Book of Human Life.
Agnes.
The Escaped Nun.
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HOWARD ASSO CITATION. Phila-
IL deinhit-for ire RsEGr0f IRE Sex Ga4 D5s
trssssR. GR ets9 rjfl FirsIea. aHi CkrSHie Diseases
0J ths Serial Organs
Medical Advice given Gratis ny the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPEkMATOERHGA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases OF the
Sexual 0rgsns,zn n Oh the NEW REMEDIES employ
e1 in The Dispsnsary. selti in sealed letter enveicrrs
free of charre. Address
Dr J SEILLlS ~HGU3HrOS. Howard Assosls.iou,
No. :. sou:b Ninth Street, Phiis Pa.
Eoy. 10, Git
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SUBSTITUTE FOR C0FFkE-ES
~ srrcs OF Coffee. a dime package will go as far
as four pounds Of rua tel Store Coree. Call a.,
Smiths HTug Store, and get uacSage.
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NOTICE.

ENHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L T-1mhu ] and A-hta5Gla Turnpike Company
are her chs roiIhed that their annual Meeting sill be
holien al the Tavern al the Center OF bloomfield. On
ihErsds y he s.h day Of January, lr63.
3 uTdrr OF SALNUN HILLS,
-. EL=lGviilc. Dec. IL. lz6l. st. President