Western Reserve Chronicle from Warren, Ohio • Page 3

THE Wcsf-ti Piescirbe 6o)Icie niPCOCD -DISS, Proprietors. Tras One Dollar and Fifty Ceats, In advance; Two Dinars, pa ymeot if not made tn advance. No paper discontinned nniil en arrearages are paid, except at the option of the pubus-ers. iTianp tivwhttrtX Twelvs llaet. or leas, on insertion, tin three- 00 neh additional insertion, 95 Twelve lines, or less, three months, 50 six 4 OU twelve 00 Twenty-four line, three months.

5 00 -six" 930 twelve Thirty -ix line, three months six twelve 12 7 0 12 00 18 00 Adrertisin ncr this amount, at the rate of flftj dollars per column. Address Cards, inserted for the year, at $1 00 per line. JOB PRINTING. IlaTing a well selecte-1 assortment of Job Printing saaterial, we are prepared to execute in the very manner all kinds of plain and fancy Book and Job Printing, Address Cards, Bnsiness Cards, Circulars, Oatalooroes, Drafts, Blanks Receipts, Colored Printinr. Chock Bonks.

Bill Heads, Justices' Blanks, lawyers' Blanks, Handbills, ramplileta, Show Bills, Certilicates, Bills. Bank Checks, Store Bills, Bills of Lading, Ball Tickets, Manifests, etc. r-t thins- done in the shaiie of Printing, at sach prices as cannot tan to suit, ana on toe s-onest notice. We keep constantly on hand a earerolly seiee ted assortment of Cards and fine Stationery, from which hose in want of Printing can select. Justice ad Constables4 Blanks, WABRAKTEK, MORTO-GB QUIT -CLAIM DEKDtt.

scmmobts, Kiccmons, wear was, in-, Constantly on hand and for sale. Home Intelligence. Going West. J. V.

Sickly, of Howland, in tends to sell oat, leare this county, and seek a new home in the far west. Though we are far from wishing Mr. S. any ill fortune, still we do hope he cannot find purchaser, because there are very many citiiens of Trumbull counly that can be better spared, than himself. His advertisement (which is in another col umn,) hardly does his faim justice.

It is situated on the east side of the Mus- quitto Creek valley, than which there is no more fertile land, on the Western Re The Howland centre road pass es directly through it north and south, and and another road leading from the Youngstown and Warren road to Vienna, runs along the south side, thus afford in? convenient access to all parts. There are several never-failing springs of pur est water on the premises. The bouse is large, commodious, bas been built but a few years, and. is situated a fe rods east of the road, and about half way up the slope from the stream to the birrher lands, and thus commands a fine view of the country west There are few farms, within our knowledge, that unite as many advantages as Mr. Skelt's.

Accident A few days since, a young man named John Akic, while engaged in the steam saw-mill of Messrs. Dickey Estabrook, in this place, was severely injured, by a sudden revolution of the fly wheel, while stepping with both feet upon it, for the purpose of setting the machinery in motion. The steam being applied, the wheel revolved suddenly, carrying Mr. Allen around with it, inflicting terrible bruises upon his back and hip. The body and limbs below the injured part, are entirely, The physicians are still undecided as to whether any of the vertebrae of the back are broken or dislocated.

As the patient is gradually improving, they hope that is not the case. The Public Square. It is gratifying to see the improvements which are being made in this great ornament to our town. The area around the Court House has been graded, more shade trees have been planted, the fence straightened, new gates made, (which irill ingress and egress to bipeds, but as quadra peds cannot make so rooked a track as politicians, they must stay outside,) and the rickety frame buildings in the north east corner, which have been an eye-sore to our citizens during the last two years, are fast disappearing. Success to the new Mayor.

Boots and Shoes. Among the new stocks opening in our market, we notice that Jas. McConnkll is, as usual, on hand with a complete assortment of every thing in his line, from the infant's kid shoe, to the water-proof, boot which could half conceal a giant. The only objectioa-w have, personally, to Mc Cornell, is that his boots last so long, that they get out of fashion before we can wear them out May his shadow never grow less. Admitted.

At the present term Court, Wn. W. Nevisok, of Morgan, Ashtabula County, was admitted to practice at the bar of this State. We are informed that Mr. Nevison passed his examination in a manner very creditable to himself.

He intends tore-main permanently at Morgan, and will make collections, or attend to any other lesal business committed to his charge. a to is of Peaches. The indications now are, that the pal-. ates cf the people in this section, will not be gratified by even a taste of this lus cious fruit, the coming season. Many trees were entirely killed by the severe -cold weather, and those which were not," evince a sluggishness in donning their beautiful spring garb, which forbids all hope of fruit a on The Lunar Eclipse.

Commenced on the 1st at 6 minutes before 9 P. M. At about 10 the disc of the moon was entirely obscured, and remained so 63 minutes. Although the atmosphere was somewhat murky, a fine opportunity was afforded for observing th phenomenon. Removal.

IIollikcs worth fe Fitch have removed to Main Street three doors above Packard's Hardware Store, where a good assortment of Stoves, Tinware, can always be found. We wish them success in their new location, and are sure that they deserve it. of Our Paper. This week, appears on the regular publication day. We have, however, found -it impossible to devote that time and attention to it, which we feel it demands, anl which we intend to do, hereafter.

ed Serious Accident. On the 25th a daughter of Charles Messenger, of West Wairen, while gathering flowers, fell from the bank of the river, a distance of 25 feet or more. The bono of her hip was broken, and she was otherwise injured She still lies in a precarious situation. Erratum. In our last number, in the article on the C.

fc M. Railroad, the compositor made us say bybernaiing leaves, where we had written hybernating heart. We felt as cross as-a bear, when we saw it- School Examiners. The Probate Court has appointed D. Leggett, H.

C. Ranney and James Marvin, a Board of County Examiners. From the London Times of April 4th. What About Sevastopol? We don't want to croak about our own position on the heights before Sevastopol. We will assume that it is very strong; that, after the result of the 25th of Ocio-ber, the Russians will not hastily attack Balaklava, and after the 5th of November, they will be shy of attempting to surprise our camp.

will assume that they have generally a judicious leluclance to come to close quarters with us, and that, though they seem to have nightly colli sions with our allies, thanks to the greaier numerical force of the French, and thanks also to those excellent Zouaves, they are not likely to drive their besiegers yet into the sea. We will assume that the railway will do wonders that there will be no more deaths by mere famine and naked ness. Ye will assume that the new Turkish contingent and the Piedinontese army, will find their way into the Crimea, in lime at least for an autumn campaign; we will assume everything that may rea sonably be required. What we want to know is this supposing everything to be done that has been promised or pro mulgated hitherto, what more likelihood is there of taking Sevastopol before the dog-days than there ever was? What more chance is there of our taking Se vastopol during the dog-days than there was during the dead of last winter? What more chance is there of taking Se- vastopol next October than there was last October In fine, what chance is there of our taking the place at all, under existing auspices, and as long as the present estimates of the odds of war prevail at head quarters Uas Lord ran more any reason to believe that something will be done this April It is for this April for the very purpose of being on the spot, in position, and with our supplies about us by this month that the allies determined to-stand the rigor of a Crimean winter in their unprepared state, instead of re-embarking after the failure of the 17th of October. If this month is passed inaction, in vaporing, in wailing idly upon Providence, or in expecting succes ses that will never come of themselves, it is evident that the fearful sacrifices of the wintei campaign will be entirely thrown away, and our army might as well have passed the winter pleasantly on the Bos- phorus, end returned to the Crimea last month as fresh as if it had just come from barracks in England.

If the Government at home has no assurance, and can give no assurance, that April will be made use of before it is added to the months that have been lost, we have one more question to ask, and that is, how long they mean to leave the conduct of the war in the present hands It cnnnol be our design to spend twenty millions of money I year by year, and 20,000 lives, merely to maintain a position in Crimea. 1 he British people do not contemplate a second siege of Troy, which, at the present rate, will cost us 200,000,000 and 200,000 men. 1 hey expect something to be done. 1 hey are not satisfied with a mere exhi bition in the Crimea of those excellent defensive qualities which have won so much respect at the Horse Guards. They want something to be done and if some thing is not done before long, the same public impatience which has already ef fected great things, will certainly insist on some radical change in our present system ot government.

of of P. of Imperial Gossip. Press talk quite confidently that Louis Napoleon contemplates a divorce from and a new alliance, for high political reasons." Poor Eugenie has proven barren, and the man of coup elalt by no means intends to leave his Empire to the heir apparent young Napoleon bonaparte of the Jerome branch, who has cut so sorry a figure in the Crimea. Louis, it is said, dislikes him, and the aversion is deepening daily. Louis had no objection to lhat family having an imperial salary and equipage, but there their pretensions were to stop, and Eugenie was expected to do the rest.

The poor lady, however, though constantly ill, is in very uninteresting state ot health, to all but the aspiring inmates of the Palais Royal, whose chances for the imperial sceptre are improving from day to day. Hence it is said that the Emperor, in imitation of his Uncle, is contemplating a divorce and a' new marriage. If he could turn Mormon, and follow the example of urigham loung, a ready solution for his dilemma could be found. The re is another class of gossips, who claim that the Emperor is contemplating grand Republic that when he comes die he will transfer the sovereignty of olnce over to the people. He will soon die, they say, and without children.

He worn out to such an extent, that he could hardly walk out at the last review his guards, and had to support himself loaning cn a cane. 1 his class of people affirm that the heir presumptive is radical Republican, and that if iuis dies without restoring the Republic, young Aapoleon will do it. 1 hut ence on the throne, he will first use his power to in troduce all sociul reforms in poliiical as wen as financial matters to stretch out his helping baud to all onDressed nation aliiies, and lhen rttire into private life, a ainijiie cuiztn in his country, constituted a basis of a peaceable preordered Dem-ocralic iustituu n. He will, depend upon be the Washington of France. Death of Curree Bell.

The Man- Chester (ling.) Guardian, announces the death of Mrs. Niool, formerly Miss Bronte, who, under the noiii de plume of "Currer Bell," established a lasting reputation by the publication of "Jane Eyre." We have two other novels from her pen, "Sidiley" and "Valette," all distinguish'- for great power of conception and vigorous portrayal of character. Mrs. Nicol died on the 1st at her father's house, at Il.iwortli. Yorkshire.

On Sunday lust, says ihe New York Courier, the contributions at the Church of the Holy Communion, to the umds of St. Luke Hospital, was a roll five. one thousand dollar bills. Thev were dropped so quietly into the plate, even the gentleman who received them knew not from whom they came. The Post Office nt the mouth of Yellow Creek, Jefferson county, lias been chang to Linton, in compliment to the Chief Lngineeron the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.

in day A. the the der ject 6, the one-third M. the been UN been 1 x. court in A give, ihe The Trans Atlantic Scb.maeink Tkl-eg ha Pi! Co.mta.w, composed tf Kngtish and French cnpitalisis, have enier: ii to a contract with the New York, Nt foui d. land and London Telegraph Company whereby the former are bound to construct and lay down nt iheir expense and risk, a subiimrine cable exleiiJing from Ireland to St.

John's, Newfoundland', and to have the line completed and in operation, on or lie fore the 22. 1 of January, 1853. We huve already men-tioned that the New York, Newfoundland and London Company hail contracted for a cable to connect New hiikIIuikI with Cape Breton on IVince Edwards Island, from whence lines are 'already in operation to New York. This woik will be accomplished in the course of ihe present summer. We have spcii a specimen of the cable to be made for this Company, which is to weigh five tons and two hundred pounds to the mile, and presents a much moie finished and compact appearance than the cable now in use between England and the Continent, a short section of which has been exhibited to us.

This English line has already been work ed for years without alteration or repair, and seems wholly unaffected by tin.e wear, or chemical action. The two Companies, European and American, each will own the line by it constructed; but their contract obliges them to operate in connection wiih each other, to the exclusion of all other for the period of fifty years, which is the limit of the American Company's Charier Jour. Com. "VOTICEis hereby given, lhat I shall jS expose to gale on the premises at paMic rendae on the H4th day of Maj. between the hours of 10 A.

W. and 4 P. U. on deferred pavmeuts of two rear. the foUowingdescrUjed farms and real estate, situate in the township of Vernon, Trumbull county, Ohio, under an order of sale issued to me as guardian of Timothy K.

Thompson, by the Proliate Court of said County. One piece of laud lying about half a mile North of the center of said township and bounded as follows: beginning at a point on the North and South center Highway, iu said Vernon, at the Sunth-Kast corner of lands of Lucius Ho! comb, and running thence South along said ighway seventy rods to the North- East corner of lands of Thomas A. Thompson thence West along the North line of said lands of Thomas A. Thorn- son, three hundred and thirty-hve rods to a stake and stoues, at the south-west corner of said Timothy K. Thompson's lands thence north on the east line of lands known as lands of late owned by tiranger, and oa the west line of lands of said Timothy K.

Thompson, seventy rods to the sooth line of lands formerly owned hy Perry and now belonging to said Lucius Hoi-comb; thence running east along the south line of said lands of Ilolcomb 3JU rods to the place of beginning, containing within said boundaries, one hundred and forty-three acres and forty fire rods, known as the homestead farm of said Timothy K. Thompson. Said tract of land will be sold entire or in parcels as may best suit purchasers. A A HON M. CLARK, Guardian of Timothy K.

Thompson. By SrTLirr fe TtTTLK, Atty's. apr. S3 4.w GUARDIAN'S SALE. The undersigned nardians of Amy Bright, Elis-abeth Bright, Margaret Bright, and James Franklin Bright, minor children of Josiah Bright, deceased in pursuance of an order of sale made hy the Probate Court, of Trumbull County, will, on the 36th day of May, A.

D. at the premises hereinafter mentioned, sell at Public auction, to the highest bidder, four undivided seventh part, of the following described premises subject to the life estate therein of Amy Bright widow of said Josiah Bright, deceased, vis a parcel of land situated in Newton in this county, being a part of lot No. 5, in section No. and bounded south westly partly by the highwa. running from Warren to Price's Hills, In Milton, and south partly by the lot line, and west on the original lot line, north by lands owned by Leonard Miller, and east by lands of John Miller, supposed to contain seventy-six acres and a half more or less except one acre sold to Geo.

Longenburgher by Josiah Bright in his life time. Also four undivided seventh parts of the following premises subject to the life estate of said Amy Bright, widow, therein, and also to a life estate or Stephen Baldwin and Kebecca Baldwin, In fifteen acres of the parcel hereinafter described, to wit: situate in said Newton and bounded on the north hy lands of Jesse Allen, and the highway leading from Newton Falls to Duck Creek, on the east by lands lately owned by William Gil more, now deceased, on the south by lands of said Gilmore deceased, and Israel Cook deceased, and on the west by lands of John Shearer and Augustus Stevens. Said interests are appraised at the sum of 1540 12. Terms sale made known at the time of the offering afore- JONATHAN D. BRIGHT.

apr. 25, 55, 4w. Gdakduks. LEGAL NOTICE. Court of Common Pleas for Trumbull 0.

The President, Directors, fe of the Western Reserve Bank, I va. Civil Action. P. HcCormick, Jacob Robeson, John Battles and J. Bobbins, Jr.

P. McCormick. one of the defendants, a non-resident the State of Ohio, is hereby notified, that on the 2 1st day of ApriLA. D. 1H55, the plaintiffs filed their petition against the defendants in said Court, alleging that the defendants are indebted to them on the Promissory note oi sua r.

Mccormick, tne said r. sccormick as maker, and the sa Robeson, Battles and Jostah Rob-bins Jun. as endorsers, in the sum of $750, with interest from Feb. 2d, 1855. Said note dated Nov.

1st, 1H54, and payable at the Exchange Bank. Pittsburgh, Pa-, ninety days after date. A writ of Attachment was issued In said cause against the goods and effects of said P. McCormick. The plaintiffs will take Judgment, by default, against said McCormick for the sum and interest as aforesaid, unless he answers by the 23d day of June, 155.

J. fe U. H. UUTCUIN3, Auy's for Plaintiffs apr. 25, 55-6w.

STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull County, H. Court of Common Pleaa. Drayton Andrews and Asa E. Andrews, I vs. Attachment.

Killeon C. Burt and I Almon Sackett. The defendants will take notice, that Ihe plaintiffs filed their petition in said Court against them on the 1st day August, 1854, stating that the defendants were indebted to them io the sum of $147, with interest on $65, January 9th, and interest on from and interest on from January 1854, oa different promissory notes mentioned in said petition and praying for Judgment accordingly A writ of attachment was also issued on said claim, against the goods, chattels and effects of said defendants, in said county of TrumhuIL The defendants are required to answer by the 23d day of June or Judgment will be taken by default. J. U.1L UCTCU1N3, Atty's for PltTii apr.

25, "55 -6w. STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull County, as. Court of Common Pleaa. Albert Lewis, vs. Civil Action, Summon.

Caleb Parker.) The defendant, Caleb Parker, a non-resident of the State ot Ohio, will take notice, that on the id -y of April, IK55, Albert Lewis the plaintiff, ft ted his petition said Court, asking for a Judgment against said defendant, for the sum of $10, with interest from the tb of September 1853, for balance due on horses sold. Said defendant is hereby notified to appear and answer aaid petition on or before the 23d day of Juno next, or Judgment will be taken against him by default. J. fe U. U.

HITCH INS, apr. 25 55-6w. Atty's for Plan tiff. ATTACHMENT. Milton Satliff 41 Before Jedediih Fitch.

Geo M. Tattle. I Justice or Peace, ts. for Warren, Trumbull Michael Uuber. 0 in Attachment.

This suit commenced hy attachment issued April lPlh, returnable April 31st, lrvj. by and before said Justice, and was continued to June 4th, 155, at 9 o'clock M. for trial. It is bronght to recorer of the defendant, Hulter, a promissory note, for 9 Id, dated June 9th, le'5, and interest from date, and on as account for professional serrices, amounting to $41, with interest from Jnly 1st, 154. SUTLIFF TUTTLE, Plaintiffs.

apr. 25. 3w 4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. XI On Thursday, the 17th day or May, A. D.

1833, In afternoon, between the hours of one and four. uon premises in Bristol, will be sold to the highest bid the following real estate, as the property of Asel LoTcland, dec to wit: Ninety-nine acres of land, sub to the dower of mily Loveland, widow of said de ceased being part of lot o. II, Dirision Ao. 6 lot Dirision Ho. 6 lot 6, Division No.

3 lying along east side of a line running North and South through ua lots. Tcans, one-third cash one-third In one year and in two years from sale. Administrator of Axel Loveland, dec. apr. Si, 3w.

SHERIFF'S SALE. In Court of Common Pleas, Trumbull County, 0. Stephen Burnett. a. In Attachment.

Sennas Button, of.) By rirtue of an order of sale. On the abort entitled cause.) issued out of said Court, to me directed and de livered as bneriB and Keceirer, 1 shall expose to public sale as upon execution at law at the Ware House of B. Tayler, in Warren, in said County, on Saturday 5th day of Way A. D. 155, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A.

If. and 4 o'clock, P. M. of said day. a one horse buggy wagon.

11. R. IIARMOX, Sheriff and Receiver. She riff i Office, Warren. Apr.

25, '55, 2w. C1URTIS W. BUSHNELL'S ESTATE. JSotice it hereby given that the subscrll er has appointed and qua I ill rd as Administrator on the estat of Curtis W. Bushnell, late of Hartford, Trumbull County, deceased.

it A LI' 11 PLUMB, apr. 25, 55-3w. HYDE PLUMB'S ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that the suhscriler has appointed and qualified as Administrator, on the estate of liyde Plumb, late of Illoomncld. Trumlnill deceased.

FRANCIS M. I'U apr 25, 55 3w. VTOYCE COATS' ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have appointed and qualified as Idministrators. on the estate of Noyce Coats, late of Trumbull County, deceased.

O.N. COATS. MARTIN COATS. Mecca, apr. S3, '55 3 w.

RRIVAL BY EXPRESS. We are constantly receiving by zpress, the new public ions of the day, as tbey come from press. aprS5'55. ADAMS'. DUTCHESS D.

ABRAXTES. The great work of the day. Memoirs of Nspolean, his and family, by the above named distinguish lady, two vols, l'rice at ADAMS', apr, 25. CHILD HAROLD. A new and beautiful edition, inst i.iihlij,hed.

full eilt. with twenty -five elegant illustrations on copper, price VALUABLE BOOK. A practical treatise on business or how to tret. mire, si-end. lend, and bequeath moner.

with an inouirv into chance of success and cauaea of failure in business. JtmiweHrfl wt apt. APAMp. is at a at as in IS of for REMOVAL. EPRUiU AND 5UMUER STOCK Just Received at tbe ATEV ll 8T JEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE 1 STORE.

No. 3. Market Street. Gf ntls Kisrinr hsi rmn I attnl aw h-. tK I choicest, most sel.ct, and rhee5t stock ol RJ Boot and thoes ever brought to Warren, for oj'niiK aiiu fummrr wear.

D. 11. AkKLN, in annocnelng this fact to his patrons, ind the worltl at larsre, InTiu-s them, one and all, to come anil see forthemsdre, for he feels confident he can suit them with auy kind of good Boot ortihoc they want. Purchasing his stock of the Manufacturers for Cash. enables htsn to odr such Inducements to boyevs as cannot be found eUewhere.

Ladies 1 you like to haveapretty Gaiter or Shoe, and I hare enre to plenaeyou by selecting the mont fashionable, prettiest and most jrenteel stock for la.hcV wear, that could be foun in New York; so all Uiat like the urnamenuiu well as useful, will call and see and tor. before iring eluewhere. Cental I have the ixrut assortment for your use the prettest rariety of material, and the latest fashions, only call and see my Cloth, Kid and Enamelled Gaiters. Children come, and I can tit you with any kind of Shoe or Gaiter your taste may select. W.

r-turns thanks for past patronage, and solicit its N. 11. Boots and hoes made to order and warranted to fit, D. AKKKN. 1.

S. DohI forget the place. No. 3, Market Strict, next io smiths and JdcUoubs. apr.

.5, 1 TTACHMENT. X. Asa W. Parker,) vs. Notice in Attachment.

Michael Huher.I Notice is herel.y given that, at the instance of the piai htm, a writ in attachment was issued in this action on the IHth day or April. 1H55. hv Jefferson Palm, a Justice of the Peace, of Warrrn township, Trumbull County, Ohio, against the goods, chattels, stocks or in terest in stocks, rights, credits, moneys and effects of (e oeieniiani, to recover or nim tne sum or gj.uu and interest from March 9th. lr-53, which writ has been served and returned, and the case continued to the 5th day of June, Isjj, at one o'clock P. M.

for trial. J. W. AS PER, Atty. for Plff.

apr. 55. '553w. rrilOMAS J. AlcLAIN, Attorney at J.

iaw, nas several vweiung nouses ror rent, astonishingly low. TQ-" If any one wants Insurance on Life, or against loss by Fire, let him call in, and obtain a policy in some one oi tne many goou companies ne represents Companies that always pay promptly. Warren, April 25-3w A LARGE ADDITION to out stock of Wall paper, will be here soon, at ADAMS, apr. 25. QPRIXG AND SUMMER GOODS at the HEW 1UKS HTUKB.

The subscriliers are.now receiving their usual sup ply of Spring and bummer goods, and are prepared to offer great inducements to those who wish to buy goods cheap. Farmers produce taken as heretofore, for which caan and goods will be paid. AKH.3 ES TZ. Warren, apr. 25.

2 Hhd's. Sugar. 25 Bid's. Molasses. 25 Bags Coffee, for sale at Cinclnnntl nrices, adding freight, at the SEW YOTK STORE.

lapr r(f PIECES PRINTS all grades ana descriptions, trom four cents to a Shu-ling per yard. 'apr. 85. KEW YORK STORE. STRAW BON- NETS, Ribbons and Flowers, Silk Bonnets, Laces and Parasols, the largest stock in the County can be found at the apr.5.1 KEW YORK STORE.

FRENCH PRINTS. Ginghams, Lawns, Muslins, Challys, Harases, aud other rich dress goods can be found in great variety, at the apr. SSJ. AJSn Una STOKE. FASHIONABLE HATS.

One case 1 White Beaver Hats, of superior quality, at the apr. 25: NEW YORK STORE. pEADY MADE CLOTHING AND -Lt; HATS AND CAPS. We have opened a sales room devoted exclusively to this trade, and keep as large a stock as can be found in the county always cheap and warranted well made, at the apr. Sj.

JS lOitK bTOKE. I0YAL WILTON, Brussels three Ply, Ingrain and Venitian Carpeting, also Rugs, Druggets, Mattings. Oil Cloth, dec, the largest stock in old Trumbull, can be had at the apr. o- tUKIt fTi'KB. BLACK, Figured.

Cham leon, Pla and Summer Silks, in great variety at the apr. 25. NEW YORK STORE. HLO THS, Cas-imers, Satinets and eve thing in the line of woolen goods at prices that de ry competition, at the KEW YORK STORE. apr.

o. I3APER HANGINGS. Win low Pa- per and Oil Shades, at the apr. 25. NEW YORK STORE.

HEAVY MEETINGS AND SHIRT-ings, six to eight cents, at the apr. 25. KEW YORK STORE. CROCKERY, Gass-Ware, Looking Glasses, a large stock can always be found atthe lapr.5. KEW YORK STORE ROCHE Silk and Crape Shawl and Mantillas, at the KEW YORK STORE.

FRESH TEAS Green and Black at 5c 75c and Sl.UO, of superior 11 iror. at the apr. S3. iMSW llJKlVSTUKE. BOOTS AND SHOES We ep a large stock and can suit the most fastidious at the apr.

NEW YORK STOK.B. FARINA, Tapioca, Corn Starch, Bro ma. Cocoa, Chocolate, fee, at the apr. 2J. YORK STORE.

DR. II. TUBBS' 4 PRIL APPOINTMENTS. tX. fr.

U. TUBB3, Analytic Physician, will be at his room. Warren, Qaskill Uouse, Friday, May Id. Ox well, Mr. Katon Saturday ilay 19th.

KivKMNa, Prentiss House, tiauirday and Monday, May, l-'th and 14th. Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the lirer. Lungs Kidneys or spleen Inflamation, Rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness of breath or difficult of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness or Nervous debility. Restlessness, Les of Appetite. Constipation, Derange tnent of the Stomach.

Billious AtTectio- GraTel, White Swellings, or any long standing disease, are in- rued to cau. ao CHaaei ros coxsultatiok Dr. Tubhs neither bleeds nor blisters, nor ti he a Homeopathist he nerer uses Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, or any other Minerals, as wudieml nor is he a Thompson ian he neither steams nor gires emetics. His theory of disease differs from all others that hare been adopted, but not more so than does his system of treatment, lie does not aixe we, not temr down tm hut Id up again nor allay irritation by patching up with Krfyau. Patients hould mark well the dates giren aboye.

Our entire time being pre-engaged, attendance must accord strictly with published announcements. An unbiased opinion as to the prohaitity of a cure always giren subjecting the patient to no expense without a reasonable prospect of success. Inralids should read the following. SisoosKT City. Mit 1854 Dr.

Tessa, Dkak Si If the uniookod for benefit I hare received from your treatment, can be of any to yourself or to despairing inralids, I cheerfully gire it for publication. But for the wishes of a dependant family, I should not have enjoyed this pleasure, and probably never again applied to any physician; at least such was my determination. I had trid mny, and as many times were hopes revived and foiled by bitter disappointments. I was utterly disheartened. During 1K47 and two succeeding summers, I had the ague, which seemed to hare a most disastrous effect upon the constitution.

Under bracing treatment I was enabled to labor a short time and then compelled to desist. For a year before seeing you, I was unable to labor all. and a part of the time confined to my room. Phy sicians treated me for tfroncnitis and diseases of tbe Liver and Spleen. I was thin in flesh, weak and bow-, tlflnli.

Kail J.A 1.1 mm at L. A -1 pains, sometimes very acute, from side ami chest to the shouMers. Early tn May, one year ago, I obtained my first prescription from you tn August following began to work, hare since labored hard as a carpenter and joiner, am now stronger and in better health than any time since first attacked by a true seven years ago. This is a brief sketch, but by calling, persons in terested can learn more of my past ana present condi tion. Yours, respectfully.

CHARLES LAMPMAN. Vf 7E are receiving, direct fr New York and Boston publishers, our usual large Stock of Books and Stationery for Spring and Summer trade. I shall soon have them on our shelves for tbe inspection of our numerous generous patrons, and kind friends, and they will continue to find here the same variety of new and popular books as heretofore, aa well the most choice selections of fine stationery and fancy goods. We will always like to see you, Apr. 18.

At ADAM'S. 'sNew Work Israel Potter, or. Fifty Years of Exile, by the Author of "Typee," 4Omoo, etc. Bayard Taylor's Work. New Editions.

The mont popular volumes of Travels yet produced io this Country. Central Africa. Life and Landscapes from Egypt and the Negro Kingdoms of the White Nile, with Map and Illustrations. $1,50. The Lands of tbe Saracen, with Map and Illmtrations 1.25.

Eldorado Adventures in California, 12 $1,25. Views a Foot: Ad re a tares Europe, iimo. 91 5 cents. Apr. 18.1 Paems of the Orient.

At ADAM'S. pROXOGRAPHIC TEACHER; be- 1- ing an inductive exposition of Phonography, in tended as a shcool book and to afford eonipl-tc and thorough instruction to those sho have not the as sistance of aa oral teurber. At BALDWIN'S. Apr. 1H.

OST. On the Yj bead purse, containini 10th a steel purse. containinr between eleven and twelve dollars, supposed to have been dropped on Main Street, from lioj Store to the ask ill House The finder will be rewarded on returning the same, at the store J. B. Dun lii).

Warren, Ohio. Apr. 1HV if. REAT MEN" AND GREAT VX EVENTS, a splendid work of F3 pages with SO0 enrravinss, of tbe cheapest Books we have ever sjld: drop in and look at it, At ADAM'S. SKETCHES OF THE IRISH BAR, by Richard Sailor Shell, il.

P. All of our leral renttemen should read this work. 3 vol. cloth, pries Feb.T ADAMS. CAMP FIRES OF THE REVOLU-TION, a great book for the young people, a quantity just received Apr.

At ADAM A. "T.R. BEACH ECLECTIC PRAC. JlJ tice. In three volumes, price $18,00, famished al AprlH.

BALWMVS. OILKS! SILKS! A lar-e quantity Oand variety, comprising high Lustred Black, Plaid, Stripes and Chaaveable. Also, a variety of Bonnet bilks and Satins, cheaper than ever, at the jan 3 WAR KEN DKY GOODS ST0I1E BLACK and Colored Cloakin Cloths a superior quality of yard wide Black Pilk Velvet, Cloaks, Mantil'as. at the jauS WAKREX DRY GOODS STORE. 7HIG ALMANACS for 1855, nl Ten rj BALPWIVS.

i I i BOOTS AND SHOES! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FOR SPRINO AND SUMMr TRADE, Jit duetd prices fmr Cmsk. II. GE, No. 6, M.im St.

Warkkk, Ohio; fjr-i Would respectfully call the atten- fc tion of their friends and the put lie VI generally to the fact, that they hae wiwSBBwYl wSvVv just received the larpert. best, and most fashoiiable stock ol Boots and Shoes ever brought to this market; among which will be found the first quality of Ladies Outer. Kid Bootees. Ituskins, Clippers, stc. Also a large assortment of Plain Waiters, Morocco and Knam-eled Bootees, Buskins, etc.

A great varitrty of Mises Gaiter. Morocco and Enameled Bools, Faucy Buskins and SlipperiAnd a general assortment of boys, youth and enwhrens fine shoes, of all colors and qualities, together with a great variety of gentlemens fine French t'ulf aud Morocco Boots, fine Gaiter and Shoes of the latt-st styles and beit quality. ALSO, a general assortment of leather, sole leather, French Calf skin, patent Calf skin. Moroccos of various kinds and qualities. Concress gore for gaiters, glove kid, linings of various color, aud qualities, shoo thread, knives, hammers, nails, bristles, shoublt-r sticks, peg Uutes, pg knires.awls.

hoot web, sand stones. Mack buck skins, and every thing usually kept in our line of business. A large stock of lats of every kind. Ketncmher the pta, sign of the Red Boot. No.

6, Main street. Warren, Ohio. Apr. If, tf. rPHE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull -1- Coanty, ss.

Court ot Prolate. The following accounts having been flleil liy Executors, AiloVntslrators and ttaantians in the office of the Probate Court, will remain on file for inspection and exceptions nntil the lth daj of May 1K53, when they will be ordered to icord if no exceKions are taken. EXECl'TOK'S SETTLEMEN TS. James F. Bradford, Deceased, partial Settlement.

David Abijral EwaU, Dec. Jacob J. Winans. Deceased. final ADMINISTRATORS' SETTLEMENTS.

Mark Font. Deceased, final Settlement. Samuel K. Tattle, Jacob Bell, John Shehy, partial Mary Anderson. Andrew Bushnell, Alex.

McClerrv, (il ARDIAN'9 SETTLEMENT. William C. Trew, tt ml Minor-, final, settlements. James Mackey, tt ml John C. Tylee, tt ml William Ileilep.

et ml Lncinda E. Huntington, et ml Dee. partial John A. Mott, tt ml By order of Court, GEO. F.

BROWN, Probate Judge. Apr. 18. 11 'II SHERIFF'S SALE. In Petition for Partitioi, the court of Common Trumbull pieaJof Tnjmha Co 0.

By virtue of an Order of sale, to me directed, an I delivered, on a decree of said Court, made at theti March term A. D. 155. whtrein William Tylee. James Tylee and Walter Tylee, by their guardian John W.

Collins, are petitioners, and Philip Jacobs and Kbene-ser Jackson, are defendants I shall expose to sale, al public auction, on the premises, on Saturday the 19th day of May, A. D. 18o5. between the hours of 111 o'clock A. M.

and 4 o'clock P. of said day, the lands and tenements described in said Order of Sale, to wit a parcel of land lying in Hubbard, in said county, be tog tne same una aevisea ny aamuei xyiee, late ot said Hubbard, deceased, to his son Sanford Tylee. then in full life, but now deceased, for his life, and to the partitioners, and one John Tylee, and one May Tylee. in fee, after the deceased of said Pun ford, by will dated, on the 15th d.v of April A. D.

1H43. and recorded in the Record of Wills. In the Probate Office said County, Book No. l.pageSS, and there described, as all the lands the said Samuel Tylee, then had iu lot No. 45, in said Jiutmanl, except acres In said lot, off the east side thereof, and also all he then owned, In lots 43 and 58, in said Hubbard.

Appraised il $27.50 per acre under former Order. One-third of tbe purchase money to bo paid on the day of sale, one-third in one year thereafter, and one-third in two years from and after said day of sale, and inter est thereon until paid, with approved security. U. it. 1IAKMUN, PherlaT.

Sheriffs Office, Warren, April 18, 1655, '1116 SHERIFF'S SALE, in Attachment a Receiver. Bv virtue of three orders of sale, tssned out of the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull eoonty, and State of Ohio, to me directed and delivered hy said Court, and in obedience to said orders of sale, I shall expose to sale, at public vendue, as the law directs, at the Ware-house of M. B. Tayler, in Warren, in said Countv. on Satnrdsy the Mh ot Mav, A.

D. 155. he tween the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. M.

ol said da v. 25.165 pounds of Bar Iron: 11, 5 pounds of Rod Iron; 63 ken of assorted Nails. To be sold al the suit of the President, Directors. 4 of the Wee tern Reserve Rank, against P. McCormick and W.

F. Carey, in one of said suits, aeainst P. McCormick and Robeson and Battles, in another, and against P. Mo Cormick, Robeson. Battles and Rohhins.

in the other. IT. R. HARMON. Sheriff and Receiver.

Sheriff's Office. Warren, April 18, 1855. 11 '17. SHERIFF'S SALE, By virtue of an order of sale issued ont of th Court of Common pleas of Trumbull Countv, Ohio, to me directed and delivered, on a decree mvle by said Court, at their March term A. 1855, I hare levied on.

and shall expose to public sale, ss in execution upon judgment, at the door of the Court House, in War ren. in said County, on Thursday the l.thdayof Mav A. D. 1855. between the hours of 10 o'clock.

A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day.

the following described lands and tenements, to wit shout three acres of land in lot No. 21, in the town shin of Newton, in the county of Trumbull, and State of Ohio, on which was. and is, a aaw-miil. work-shop, witn turning lathes, and othei machinerr therein situate, and him'er thereon, togeth er with the privilereof raisin the watr for hvdrantic purposes, and for the use of said mill, in Rast Creek, which then flowed and continues to flow through said land, and is used for driving the machinery on said premises as aforesaid; said lands being bounded as follows north and west by lands of Alexander McCleary, south by Samuel Hudson. Aaron Shorta.

ind Alexander McClearr, and east by the hiehwav anil appraised at 40U.hO. To he sold at the suit of William Porter against James vebong. and otn-r-. it. it.

HARRIS, Fnerin. Sheriff's Office, Warren, April 18. Ml '15. THE AMERICAN HOUSE NEW I ARRANGEMENTS AT TnE OLD STAND The public are hereby notified that this well-known house il being fitted up hy the proprietor, HENRY LOU, in a style which will insure to all who may give him a call. ample accommodations and good fare.

The furniture and fittings on generally will be new, and of the best description. No pains will be spared in making it pleasant and comfortable. The situation or the buildin being fine, and convenient for persons who come to town, Mr. L. feels that, with a determination not to ha outdone in his efforts to please, he deserves a liberal share of that patronage heretofore vouchsafed him hy the public.

Give the AMERICAN a call and you will come again. Warren, April 4th. lttstr 4 SHORT DIALOGUE ON PLOWS. 1st Farmer. Neighbor, what Plow do you use 1 Zmi Firmer.

Well, I have J. Lone's No. 4. and several other kinds, bat Morley's Star Plow beau them all. 11 Farmer.

I must go to Warren and ret a Stir Plow. (Goes to Warren and returns in course of the lay.) ind Farmer Hallo, Neighbor, what have yon got Jiere 1 1st Farmer. One of Morley Double Plows. lie says It heats the Star Plow, and no mistake. 9aa 'rr.

Can't be possible 1 but I it does, I rill buy one. (xit Farmer mmd try Plerne.) The Double Plow proves to be the best in fact it does better work than any single Plow can do. This we ruar lee. or no sale. T.

H. MOBXJi If If Co. April 5, LSP4. EXE'JUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been duly appointed and qualifted as Executor on the last will and testament of Dwight D.

Stoddard, late of Ktles Trumbull county, Ohio, deceased. J. R. NOBLE. Siles.

March, '10 '13. A DMINISTRATOR JL- Notice Is hereby given, that the subscriber has been appointed Administrator in the estate of Sarah McCorcle, late of Bristol, Trumbull County, deceased. All persons having unsettled business with said estate are requested to call and settle the same. Bristol. April 4.

10 '13. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. XJL Notice is hereby giren that the subscriber has Keen duly appointed Administrator in the estate of rVavn'rl HriowLw l.rss waf U-itAl TpnmKiill Crmftmt an n. hsvintr Kn.i. said estate are requested to cau and settle the same iuv mediately.

8AMUKL FASSLEB. Bristol. April 4, '10 '13. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice ii hereby given, that the subscriber has been appointed Executor on the estate of Nathaniel Lane, lats of Brace vi lie, Trumbull County, Ohio, deceased.

Al KEN LANE. Braeeville, ApriljOlO 13. FARMERS ATTENTION of you who wish to sow any Spelter Wheat, can be supplied with this valuable and new species of grain by calling soon at the Monroe House. Winter Barly for seed only, can also be had. Warren, sept iu, IfH.

AUGUSTUS GRAETEK. OINE SASII. 1. SOU Lights Tx 9 Extra Quality, at 3 jnoo 8x10 10t 9x13 4iaC Kino 10xH Other sixes In proportion. Orders for Blinds and Doors punctually attended to.

All work warranted cqnai to the lest. PACKARD Jt BARS CM, Ag'ls. -Warren, Ohio, Dec. 87. "TTELP CASH-US money past due.

are respectfully Informed tliat they start pay us. We sell our goo. Is at cash prices, and expect cash for themsometime. A word to the wise la sufficient. oct 1H PACKARD A.

BARS CM. JEW FIRM NEW GOODS The subscribers are now receiving a larire and Jesirable Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which they invite the attention of the public generally. Their Goods will be offered at prices that will defy all somretit.on for rearfsy, or in exchange for Produce, approved credit on short time will be riven. arren, Oct, 1H, lr34. St M0SER.

OORTER Co8 NEW DRUG A STOKE. The proprietors of this establishment take pleasure in announcing to the puMicthatnoiwiih standinv the late fire which destroyed a large portion of our Goods, we areamin open and in full operation, at No. 3, Market arren, where we are daily re ceiving Freh Drugs direct from New York and Phi la delphia. which we are offering for Cash at prices tha cannot fail giving satisfaction. May 4, A CARD.

Miss L. Graeter, rcspect- ai fully announces to the young Ladies of Warren, Niles and vicinity, that she hss commenced to give lessons on the Piano, in Singing, and would solicit thir patronage. Apr. IH-lm. TXECUTOR'S NO ICE.

A I have been appointed Executor on the estate of Anthony niter, bite of llowLind, Trumbull County, deceased. Those who have chums must present them for settltmeut those indebted are to pay up. B. F. HOFFMAN, Executor.

Apr. 11.M1J13. A NTH0NV CARTER'S REAL ES- from the Court llouje, on the Younr town Road, is for sale persons desirous of pilrehasias; will do well to call upon me, and make their otT'-r for the Homested. B. t.

Uorr.UA', Kxecutor. TH GAR! IEXERS TRACT B0 'K, containiiie practical directions upon the formv tion and management of the Kitchen, iJnrden. and fot the culture and domestic use of its vccetaK fruit, ami mi-jsJ hrrl-t. Prie tents. At BALDWIN '3.

'PEN DAYS LATER FROM 1 Rumors are afloat that a recent attack was made al days amid a terrific cannonading and constant discharge that no lire were lost, although army werecitnpelled and sorrowins; hearts. Tne OKIUIX AL is friends and customers tb, LARGEST STOCK Erer exhibited to the citixun of old Trumbull: among oooos, yansB, hotioms, caorasxy, saoccaias and uucoas ever. To Merchants, Pedlars and Landlords, 1 will say, call and ex-uniue my stock and prices, to become pnriuin of tbe West, No. Uiver Bloc It, U. in atrect.

kinds ol FOREIGX AXD Which were bought at the recent decline of prices, and house west of New York. Come one and ail and examine Tweeds, Jeans, dec. LADIES DRESS GOODS From Prints to Silk, and all the necessary Hxincs, which Sheettnrs and Tickings of all qualities AN KEK NOTION:) enough to S'jpply toe Western Wholesale or Retail. J1UKK CR'iCKERT than ever was Jiade, andat less enouirh for all Northern Ohio boots from to are of! with a perfect rush. KKADV MADE CLOTHING A hrj-e stock of all Yests frum 50 cenU to one rirnt a'oug witn your where you can find the Unrest stock in Ohio, and the i li 3.

Rl VKR RI.IM'K. A RKKN. February 10, DISSOLUTION. The artnenhi; heretofore existing between- the subscribers under the name and style of S. C.

Moser is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The notes and accounts ol the late firm, are in the bands of Samuel Moser foi settlement. SAMTEL MOSER, Warren, July 84, 154. CORNELIUS MOSER. CO-PARTSERSniP.

The undersigned, of the latt firm of it 110SER, has this day associated with him Michael Muser, for the purpose of continuing the Mercantile business at the old stand, under the name and style of C. at M. Moser. They respectfully invite a continuance of the patronage so liiierally extended tr-the late firm. CORNELIUS MOBEiL Warren.

July 26. 1854. THE WEALTHY CITIZENS Of TUB CITY OP NEW YORK, heinr. an alphabetl eal arrangement of the names of the most prominent Capitalist, where wealth is estimated at one hundred thousand dollars and upwards, with the sums appended to each name, and geneological and biorraphical notice of the principal persons. Thirteenth Edition with many improvements and additions; price 25cts Apr.

4. At BALDWIN'S. TRIAL and Conviction of Dr. Stephen T. Beale, with the letters of Chief Justices Lewis.

Block and Woodward also letters of Professers Uih son, Wiltbanks and many others. Price 12 'ts. Apr. 4. At BALDWIN'S.

rPHE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW. J. We are now making this celebrated riow. Those who have tried it. say it surpasses any other kind ol plow in use.

Several premiums have been a wanted II it State and County Fairs. T. H. MORLEY at Co. Jan.

19, 154. PAINE, M. Has returned from his visit to the Eastern Hospitals, and will resume his practice as Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence aa form rly, on High Street, arren Ohio. Dec.

7. '54. rPHE STAR PLOW, Manufactured by -L T. H. MORLEY Co-, will do better work than any other Plow in the State of Ohio, except the Michigan Double Plow.

mar. 5, '54 SPIRIT RAPPINGS UNVEILED. An expose of the origin, history, theology and philosophy of creation, alleged communications from the spirit world by means of spirit rapping, mediums writing, physical demonstrations, with illustrations, by Rev. II. Mattison.

A. at Jan. 17 BALDWIN'S LAND WARRANTS The undersigned will attend to the prosecution of BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS, under the -0Id Soldiers, Bill," passed March 3d, liiij. Office three doors below the Gas til I House. Warren, Ohio.

II. C. RANNKY. Mar. FOR SALE, Oil Meal and Oats, By the quantity or tit small lots, by the subsciber one mile sonth of Oarard, Ohio.

JOHN MOSER Jr. Mar. S3, '55-tl. SCRAP IRON paid for any quantity of Scrap Iron, at the Stove and Tin Warehouse of B. P.

JAMESON et Co. April 19, '54. HORSE CARDS, Curry and Mane Combs, Brushes. Gilt and Fancy Trunk Paper, ly-neU. Door Matt, Alicant Matts, Jtc, at Jun.

S. PATCH fc ALLISON'S EX KCUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby riven that the subscriber has been appointed and qualifted as executor, on the estate of Joseph Cox, hue of Bristol, Trumbull County, Ohio, deceased. MATliEW LAIKD. Mesopotamia, Mar.

14, 11. WO 'LEX GOODS ARE DOWN. The evidence can be had In the prices of Cloth, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Satinetts, Tweeds, Red, Oranire. White and Printed Fmnnels. A superior qual- I ity of luis.

heavy twilled do. Blankets, and a variety I of other Woolen goods, at the jan 3 wakkk iiki wousaruKg. 80 BUSHELS OF POLAND SEED OATS, a superior article, for sale by the subseri her. ABEL MERWIN. Newton Falls.

Mar. 12th "55. '13 SOLE LEATHER. A prime article for sale at E. E.

HOY Tit Co'. Some of that GOOD TKA, Java and Rio CoUce. Seedless Raisin, Rim, mic, utt ree'd at a. Nl. Main Street.

01 NE HUNDRED Boxes Herring 50 Quintals Codfish 10 Gross Lyon's Katharionj 20 bbls. and half bbls. Mackerel, just received at nov 81 DCNLAP 4t STEWART'S. FOR SALE. A very desirable House and Lot on Prospect Street, in the' northern part of tne villaze of Warren.

House new, Arply soon to H. B. REEVES at the Empire Store. Warren, Nov. 8, lt54-tf.

0R SALE. Bighty acres of Wood Land, situated In Dane lownship, Clinton Co. Michigan. Inquire atthe liaskill Uouse tVon. FOR SALE OR RtiNT.

The Furniture and Fixture of the Gaskill Hons. Saloon. For particulars inquire on the premises, jan 17 '55 M. McMANCS. "MOTICrt.

persons indebted to 11 me. by note or book account, will confer a favor by eallins; at the Gaskill House, and "squaring up, as after the 15th of February, alt notes and account will be left fur collection. M.M.MANL'S. DR. DUFF'S ADDRESsTdeliTered before the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, at Kdinbarg.upon his return from his visit to the United States.

Also, BKDLNX and ir. DL'fJ contrasted, by Kerwan, for sale nt Jan. 17 BALDWIN'S. THE SPACIOUS Sales Rooms of E. E.

UOTT At, Co, No. 1. Main street, offers great bargains in Broad Cloths, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Summer Goods, (Prints of the gemmim kind,) Sheetings, Bleached and Brown Irish Linens, and some very nic Muslin Collars. apr 26 RE 12 LEY'S WHIG ALMANACS ADAMS. for lii at Also German Almanacs by the Gross.

Feb 7j MY COURTSHIP AND ITS supply at BALDWINS Feb. 14th '55 VLL the New Works of the times can as usual be found at (Feb 7 ADA-MS' BooKero. ONE OCT. SECOND HAND MELO-DEON Good toned and in rood order, can be bought for at POUEROY'S Music Store. FRESH GARDEN SEI2DS, just re-ceived a large lot of choice, fresh Garden Seeds, from Rochester, St.

pat up by L. P. Focg Co. Also a variety of flower Seeds, among which are many new and beautiful kinus at K. SMITH 30, Mam t- FLEMING AND TIBBIN'S FRENCH DICTION ART, Octavo.

Price $4,00. A few cop- pie at (Mar. 14, 'ii.) ADAMS'. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS com prising spring DeLaines. of the latest Kyle also a large assortment of fine French wrought collars and undersleevcs, just received and for sale at the vt Anutfc.x vhx uuuva stoke.

Mar. 7. '55. TUDGEEDMOND'S TWO VOLUMES ft ON SPIRITUALISM just received at, Feb. xl'i BALDWIN'S.

THE CHIME The great Singing a Book or the season, a notice or wntca will he seen In another column, has jnst been received in large quantity, at ADAMS' BOOKSTORE, and is selling rapidly. 11 IM0THY SEED. A few Bushels of seed for sale by lrl. IDDIN03 dc MORGAN. BARRELL'S INDIAN LINIMENT Sloan's Ointment, jast ree'd and for sale at janit'ii, E.

A. SMITH ot Ce's. UT0BI0GRAPHY OF RNCM 1 X. and Greely, at jan S4 BALDWIN'S. CARPETING.

Royal Wilton, Brus-sels. Three Ply, Ingrain," Cotton and IK-mp, and Venetian, at the apr 26 NEW-YORK STORE. FRENCH MFJUN0ES, the largest ami most complete of colors In town. Also Co all wool Gala PlaiJs and PeLains, Muslin dc Berresand other Press Goods hy the piece or yard, a Lhe NEW YORK STOKE. Oct.

4. I JINK SHINGLES on hand (most ol the time.) PACKARD BARNUM. Oct. -j, Irs. CHOICE ELECTION of long a.

and suture Brocha and Bay State Shawls, ok! at the jau 3 WARREN DRY GOODS STORE. BEST NORWEGIAN NAIL ROD. That big lot has this d-v srrived. Oct. 4 PACKaRl) 4 BARNUM.

VCARD. We do not mrnn to offend any body, but we must have our Notes and Ac counts settled, or will be obliged to leave them at the Squires' Office for collection. Warren, Nov. 1, '51. JAS.

AAA FEET CLEAR. DKY. PINE JV'VVLUMBRK, IV 'S. IX odi inches thick, suitable for Sash, Blinds and Door, for sale by Oct Si. lr-54.

PACKARD At B4RM7M. "PRENCII MERINOES, PARAMAT- TAS. CoMirirs, Mohair, Lustres, Alpacca and Cashmeres, selling at reiluee 1 r-ees. si the jan 3 WARK-N DRY OOODS STORE. AT LD WIN'S MRS.

ANN BIBVES Oacmleto Itolltt frotrhet mpi tap rklrSx. suiSlfrr HWdfiiiVf. (doerV I SEBASTOFOL Surrender of tho upon that well fortified post, which eonttiMse. for swvwr. of small arss.

1 take pleasure, however, in record-ins; to ret. re from the scene of action with wounded feel-Inirs again in command, and takes pleasure In to hi OF GOODS, which maybe found an extensire assortment of hi of all kinds .11 which will h. sold ctaaper than I will supply yoa at Eastern prices. Ton nel only convincad.lbat the place to bay your goods is at the Old Kin Warren. Ohio, wber.

you can And a large stock mt all DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS wfll positively be sold Si per cent, less than by any other iuy stock of Cloths, Cass i meres. Doeskins, Sattinetta, IX ETKRY YARIETY, the law requires All kinds of Domestic, Brown and and prices. Hemisphere, and at price that cannot fail to plea, at than my former extrem low prices. Boot and Shoes and all other goods in pru portion. Call toon, as lacy kinds, qualities and price.

Pants from 1 1. 00 to (3.00; lowest prices. Oil 1 (I cash and prouueo to tne ureas xunportum ol tne est. JAMES H. KIBBEE.

SOAP AND CANDLES FOR SALE, One hundred ot Soap, a iplendid article. Also Fifty boxes of Candles. By A L. C. DAY, Market one door treat of aspire Block, Warren.

-N. B. Candles and Soap delivered to any part of tbe Town, by applying aa abe-va directed. Also persons wishing to exchange ashes and grease for soap, can be accommodated. Please save yoar ashes.

Mar.fti tf. A. L.C. PAY. BOUNTY LANDS.

Congress having passed a law giving 1G0 acres of land to each soldier who has served io the armies of the United States since A. D. 1790, for a period of fsarteew days at least, and to the minor children of those deceased, and to widows in certain eases, I propose to act as an agent in procuring warrants for those who will employ me. I will do the business on as favorable terms as any one. I may be fonml at the Cronicle office from I to 1.

M. and from 1 to 5 P. M. THOMAS. D.

WEBB. Warren, Mar. 7, '55 PL0WS, PLOWS. We are now ma-king and keep constantly oa hand the following popular Plows Long's No. 1, Corn Plow, do No.

3, Sward do do No. 4, do do Star, do do do Buckeye, do do Michigan Double do Road, do Sub Soil, do Cultivators with Cast Iron and Steel Teeth. Plows lepaired on ahoi't notice. Jan. 19.

H. MORLEY Co. T)EADY PAY SYSTEM FOR 1355. XV Messrs. B.

L. GIBES fc CO-are adopting this system in their business at Windsor. Ashtabula Co O. where they are selling more goods, and at lower prices) thai any establishment in their vicinity. That Is so come and try them! They wage war on high prices.

They have bought their goods low, and are seeing how cheap tbey can sell them and live. Their motto is "quick sales and small pro tits a niaable sixpence is better than a slow 'hilling." Call and see them, and they will sell yon goods lower than yon can buy them elsewhere and charge nothing for their trouble. They are clever fellows and delight in showing goods at all times give them a call Feh'y 14 '55-ly. 7 ARREN MARBLE SHOP, situated on Market Street, at th east end of J. L.

Tan-Oorder's Brick Block where may be found a choics assortment of Italian and Vermont Marble, Tomb Stones, Mod amenta. Spires and every thing in the Marble lino of the test quality and finish, in tho bestof style. All persons that are In want of anything in the above line, will find it to their advantage to give me a call and examine stock and prices befofe purchasing elsewhere. Call and see. L.

P. GAG BR. Mar. 14. 1 y.

OODNEWS TO THE OLD SOL- DIKRS I Every soldier who served fourteen days in any war since or has been in battle, is entitled to 100 acres of land. If deceased, widows and minor children are entitled to tbe bounty. Widows of Revolutionary soldiers are also entitled; also Volunteers at Flausbnrgh and Lew is town, in 1312, W14. and lHli. Chaplains, Teamsters aad all connected vita the service, are included in the law.

The experience and success of the undersigned, la the prosecution of Bounty Land and other claims, induces htm to offer his services to the soldier, aud others interested in the prosecution of this claim I think I can give satisfaction, and warrant success to all the soMiers who may apply to me. I will be found at soy office, over Smiths McCombs Store. I. P. ASPER, Atty at Law.

Warren, Mar. 7. 55- 3m. the MODERN ARCHITECT, or Ere Carpenter his own Master, esabracin Plans, Blerati.ns. Specineatioae, stc for Prirate Houses.

Classic Dwellings, and Churcnea, to which 1 added the new system of Stair nuikling. Illustrated with sixty-Asa ensrarinr. Bj Bdward Shaw. For sale for the first time in a Book-store, at feb BALDWIN'S. VTOTICE.

i. 1 All person indebted bj not or hook account to the late Arm of 3. et C. Mossa, are hereby notilled to call forthwith and square up. 8A-MCEL MOSBR.

Feb. 14 '55-tf. LUMAN BARETT'S PATENT BOOT CRIMP. The undersigned are ol agent for the Coanty of Trumbull. It is warranted to crimp-ihe toughest piece of Leather in ts stiauc, which it frequently takes an hour or more to do the same pieco of work.

It stands without a riral We would respect fully call the attention of our friends of the craft to the subject. Do not forget the place. No. 80, Mai a Warren, O. 13 JAS.

McCONSXLL ex Co. N( 0TICE. The copartnership of John L. Weeks dc Co-, la this dy by sautual consent dissolred. All person indebted to the same arm arc requested to call immediately and settle.

Those by book account, pay to John L. Weeks, and those by note, pay to A. Wenta. J0HM L. WEKKS.

Feb. 14lh 'Si. A. WEXTZ. Notice The subscriber will continue- th.

business as heretofore at the old stand. A good stock of cloth a and ready made clothing, and also a good assortment of hats, and caps, constantly on hand. Feb. J0US L. WE8K3.

rTHE FIRST ADVERTISEMENT IN TWELVK TSARS (There ha been a great deal of DUtfinc and steaming going on in the town papers. a thing I nerer was in the habit of doing. I only take this simple method of informing my old customers, and the public in general, that I hare commenced keeping a small Grocery and Beer Hall. OS Maia street. No.

41. (the German Sign.) where yoa can find each grocery articles usually kept in sack a store. I also keep keep on hand a first rate article of ALB and BKBR, and in-rits all of those who are friend of toe ssm lb. Hall is kept open every day, Sunday excepted. Warren, Jan.

31st, 18iS. D. BISH0P. STOVES, TIN WARE, THE KINO OF STOVES, for sale hy B. P.

Jameson with a new and derated otso tbe largest Cook Store, Genesee Valley, derated oren, Clinton, derated ren. Premium, derated oren, Ohio Premium, an! Woman's Rights Store. P. JAL'ESON continue to manufacture Cheese Taw, of a aew and improved pattern, with heavy copper beaters. Eare-trougha put up on hort iMtice, and warranted of good material; also, all kind of Job Work done 1st good style.

Warren. March 29. 1854. T0 THE DANCING PART OF 1 COMMUNITY. We would respectfully call their attention to a splended lot of Gist's (sarrcas, warrant ed to fit any kind of a foot; which must sold, or given away, call soon and examine.

jan 17 'Si- JAS McCONNEL fc CO. 7M. S. WEST, Proprietor of New- ton Fall' NURSERY, ha Just returned from Use Upper Lakes with a variety of Erergreeu Tree, which he offers for salo oo reasonable terms. Those who wish for Evergreen Trees.

Fruit Trees, Oraue Vine or Shrubbery, are respectfully requested to call for them before th ground become frocen, or early in tho Spring, as ho intend to visit tho Upper Lake again as early a tbe middle of April. Fall. Nov. 93, lSM-tf. SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER'S STAND FOR SALE, in th.

Tillage of Kinsman. O- with an excellent trade and no opposition. Term easy. If not told by private sale, it will Saved at Auction, together with Household Furniture, Saddlery, on Tuesday, April 3d lt-ii, between twelve and four P. M.

Apply post paid to JAMES THOMPSON. Kinsman, Trumball fX. Mar. 14. HHANDLER SHOP.

Tho sabscri- ber announces to the citisens ot Warren, and the puidio in general, that he has establish. ed a Chandler shop, where he intend to TnsnQfaruire Candle, Soap, and superb article of Sausage, whioh will alwaya be oo hand at Wholesale and Retail priees- Cj Tne Proprietor can at all time be found oa Market Street, one door sraet ol Van trot's Jewelry Store. Warren, Ohio. The highest prico. in Cash, will paid for Tallow and Lard.

13 A. L. C. DAY. Agent.

EXTENSIVE Millinery Exhibition. The subscriber beg to t-fana the ladies of Warren, that they have received a splendid assortment of Bonnets, Ribbon. Silks, Lawns, French flowers. Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, Jtc-, which we are pro. pared to sell very cheap.

Those who will favorus with a call, will, we trust, be amply repaid for their trouble, apr 26 B. B. HOYT CO rPIEHOISERY Department Panic- JL ular attention ia paid to thia part of ov busineaa. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girla, can find almost anything tbey want in this line of Trade. Silk.

Black Slid Fancy Colors, Cashmere, Slate Browa. Black and White Cotton Hose, Fancy Striped and Mixed Half Uose, and a large quantity for children. pfa; B. B. HOYT CO.

RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN. The three story Brick BwiWing. known as lialU" is offered for salcou. easy terms, a 1 wish to leave this neck of the soon as possible. jan 17 'ii, M.

McMASUS. 'pYPES OF MANKIND, or Ethnolog- 1 teal researches based apoo ths ancient mona DMuts, Paintings, Sculptors and Crania of races, and npoa their Natural, Geographical, Philological, Biblical history bjr J. J. Nott and Geo. ft.

Gilitdon. Price -A few copies just ree'd at ADAMS. jan 17 'ii. JOHN DOWLING'S History of Ro-monism, it's doctrines and ceremonies, it's poltti cl athl rvliirious machinery, it's popes and socels. in tolerate Spirit and murderous practices, from it's bein to tbe prtrsent daj at.

BALDWIN'S CAMPHINE OR PINE Olland Burning Fluid, ror sale by jan2Ji E. A. SMITH Co. HO -DE-NO-SAW-NEE, or the Leaeaes of tho Jjnqci. bv Lewis If.

Horran. cornsiMnclirjg member of the New York Historical society, ul the American Jthnological Society ore-. An el Tint bonk of 5m pa7es and beaatiful maps, for daio at AUAMS BOOKSTOttK. As well as a few mre of those cheap family bibles. JauaM 'oi.

WANS' MANUAL. Fourth Edition KJ just ul'Ujshed, new and revised, and adapted to tho practice. A complete guide for Kxecutora. and A dministrators, joat rceived hy express a lanre surpty, Atth j(in41 P.BW YOttK. BOOKsTOKK.

PURE CREAM TARTAR and Supej- I Al 1 k. A VI TTTS S. VMUvawQ ovu-s, am. oxtiu ji'o IQnEEtEXS WHIG ALMANAC, a JM Kcw TVy fMr. AD1M8', T.

P0MER0Y, h-7 TBACBBB Or TUB PIANO-FOBTE" Jt OC1TAB. Wrnoat sale and Betail dealer ia riano-rortcs, Melodeons, Ouitars, Violin. Acoor-imm, ShMt Music, Ins-wctkm hmoam for different instrument, English and Italian aad Violia Strings, and all descriptions of Musical alerchaadi. Piano-Fortea, Melodeen and Aecordess usasd and repaired, and all work warranted. Second-hasd riaa and Melodeons taken in exchans; for new enee.

All Insuuments sold will be delivered free of charge, kept in for one year, and warranted for any hnt of time. Oranite Block. Liberty ot- arren. uuio. March IS, 1H44, 'PHE YOUNG FOLKS' GLEE BOOK I contains many of the nst songs ewer published.

Among them are the folktwieg: Annie Laurie; Prima Donna soug; A t-ot aesice tne Dill; Burial of Mrs. Judson; Blanche Alaeir: By tha Sad Sea Wave; Child' Wish; Do They Mis Me; Grave of Waahingsoo; tirave of Bonaparte; Heart and Uomea; Happy Bayadere: Had I met she in thy beauty; Ida May; I would I were a boy asrain; I've been roaming; Jamie's on the fttormy Sea; Darling; Katy did and Katy didn't; Lnl. is our darling pride; Lilly Dale Lilly Dear; Last Serenade: Mary of Argyle; My Father's cornice home. Mother; Mountaineer' Farewell; No More; Oh would I were a bey again; Ossian's Serenade; Oh! Charming Oel homo of my Childhood; Pauper's Funeral; Songs of other day: She sweetly sleeps; We mis thee; Where are the friend of my youth; Thy name was once a autgic spell; There's a sigh in the heart; We met by chance; Song of love; Yes, I have loved beforw; Ye, 'ti true thy Katy now 1 Sleeping; She' only gone before; Why do I weep for thee; Ye, I bar loved. The above tongs ar.

finely harmonised, aad almost any ene of them is worth th price of the Book. It contain over 100 of the best son is extant, which would coat In sheet music at least fti. The Book 1 neatly bound, aad is sold at the low price of 11,00. A new supply just received at Pomeroy's Music Store. Copies promptly sent by mail oa the receipt of 1 1,80 PIANO FORTES.

The following comprise in part the stock of Piano Fortes no In my Ware-Boom: Price Three Oct. Boaewood, case plat table, each 3 Two icr 25 One extra finish 33S ti plain J5S tv round corner extra large ecale V7i Two 7 plain tabl, round cor. 360 7 carved oe table, each NMhtug can surpass the riehnu of tone, beauty and finish of the tmm last-named. One oscood-hsad good tone ...1150 100 The above have all been recently by myself at th Mann factories, and are ia every respect superior Instruments. A liberal discount will be made from these price for Cum.

All Piano, delivered and guaranteed to raft. Warren, Not. 1654. B. T.

POMBB0T. THE GUITAR. We publish tho tbl-lowing from fa Hall At Son's advertisement ia the Mmmieml Wfli ami TYsts -With th gnat and icreaaed at mtioa now given to the stady of music, tho present demand for this beautiful and graceful Iaatra-meat should aot be a matter of surprise. A few year ago it was quite a novelty to hear a Lady or -entletaan play the Ouita r. bat the popularity of the instnuaet has so greatly increased, that there Is now scarcely a juily of any aamical pretention, hut at least one of its member number among their accomplishments that of playing the -allar." William li A Sana are making a very superior article ia that line, and their instra menu are warranted to stand any climate.

We bare those of their make, and also, the German and Spanish Guitar, from $3 to Da each Also strings of the very best quality. 8. T. Warn; July 19. SOMETHING NEW CARHARTS MBLODEON INSTRUCTOR! This I aa Invaluable work to those learning to play the Melodeoa.

It is a large, neatly bound work, presenting a eerie of nearly 3U0 studies being a complete and progressive taethod -at instruction for the Melodeon or any reed instrument. To this is added a very valuable assortment of Songs, Duetts, and Trio. Waksea, Marches, Quick Step, Polkas, Ac; among which are the following Coquette Polka, Blfla Walts, lest March, Gertrude's Dream Walts, Gipsy Polka, Iron Boots Quick Step, pray for The. Saratoga Polka, Spirit Walts, Chora from William Tell, Thou Hast Learned to Love Another, Lilly Dale Bong and Quartette, Jamie' oa the Stormy Sea, Annie Lawrle. Family Bible, Ac- all choice Pieces- There are nearly 100 good piece of Music la the Book.

Price tl.Ou. It will be sent by mail to any oaa sending $1,00 and 4 postage tsmp Warren, April K. lrt-4. 8. T.

P0MBR0Y. MELODEONS. A new lot just received Carhart's best all si ses- Four aew Piano just received, and a many more will H. opened la a few day. I have now aa elegant assortment of old and new Pianos, Melodeons, Ac.

Call and hear, at 8. T. POM-ROT'S Sept. ao. 4 CHURCH OR PARLOR ORGAN.

XV. A fine toned. Mahogowy caMd Orgaa veil adapted for a small Church er the Parlor, is now for sale at a very low at POMBRC YS'8 Sept. SO. Sw.

CANE SEAT PIANO AND MELO-DBON STOOLS, jut received at Sept. 30. POM-ROT'S. SEVERAL Terr superior new Pianos Jut opened at POMEROY'S Sept. ao.

Music Store. A FEW MELODEONS TO RENT now on hand. S. T. POM-SOT Sept.

SO. SINGING BOOKS. TUB DCLCIMBR, 8ACRKD M8L0D80. SACRHD HARMOfTST, ALPINB GLBB SINGER. SEMINARY CLASS BOOK.

COTTAOB 01 IBS, Ac-Just received at POMB ROY'S. (Aug. S. CARHART'S MELODEON IN-8T RCCTOR a aew (apply at POMROY'8-. Aug.

is. ONE SECOND HAND 4 OC. MELO-DB0-, very good Wae, can be bought for $30, at Aag. POMBROY'a. ASS VIOLS, Guitars, Cbronetta and JL Violin large vuddIt Jut rescived by Aagostl.

POMXBOT. SOME more of those Second Hand Piano, jut received at POMEROY'S. August TETRONOMES, or time-keepers, XtX. with and without a belL for marking off ma are, for sale at POMBROY'a. -very Music Teacher should have ee.

May 31. AfUSIC BOOKS just received at ItJL POM ROY'S. The Hallelujah, Cythara, Chime, Young Folk' Glee Book; Dodworth' Braa Band School; Assatuer Organist; Johnson'? System of ikr-mony, Ae. all valuahl work. Warren, November 1.

inst. FOSTER'S SOCIAL ORCHESTRA. A large supply just received- This is jast tha Book that tittle club of Violinists and Flutists want, and we are happy to lay they are beginning So find it ont la thia ascU a aa they have already done la the astern States. are prepared to furnish iem a doewerythiag else at the New York retail price, 81,00. Orders by mail promptly filled.

8. T. POMEJUIY. CARHART'S MELODEONS an tho beat Seed Instrument la the world. A fresh sup ply just received at POM-JsOY'S.

GUITARS. A Tery respectable article caa aow be bought al POM ROY'S for $350. May 31. PIANO STOOLS. Pl3h and Hdir Cloth Stool, a fine ass aenC alto cheap Caa Beat at may 311 POMl-tOY iY'a.

PORTABLE Music Stands, at -L may 81 POMEROY'S. FINE TONED 4 KEYED IVORY-TIPPED FLUTB3, with a box. can be bought at POMBROI'S Maaic Store fr J2'i ether ia propor tion. June 7. Zuhdkl'b Mklodkos Instructor; Baker's Piano-Forte ditto Bargm-Uer's ditto Bertiui Complete and Abridged ditto at 7.

ruxiauia. nHE Soruiniry diss Bxik a capital Singing Book for Sch oola and Private Classes. jane B. T. ro muJt.

Cottaglb Glkss, a new supply, at jun 7 POMB ROY'S. TOY DRUMS Fiddles and Trum-pets, at POMB ROY'S. Dodworth's Brass Baitd School a pleadid tktag. for sale by POMBROY. 000 MUSICAL TERMS, a corn plete Dictionary, tor tale by June 7.

POM? ROT. TUNER'S GUIDE. A complete trea-tise on tuning aad repairing Pia oaand Melt icons. POMJ-tOVS. May 3, '54.

USIC FOLIOS, at May 3, "54. POKIROY'S. EST Silver Violin Strings, at May 3, "54. POMBBOTa. OLD Violin Strings, at My3, 5i WMIH0T8.

ARREN SASH, Blind and Door Fartorr. Market East of the Bank. War- rtn, 0. The uodecsigDed. tutTinf entered into copart ii-Tship im th -CH-uufivctare of AU, BUND, t4 DOOftd, vitl kcp lare Mock oi th, botk Pom aod Hpk-r.

of all sum in on. and of th betfc joaltty. which they will sell reasooable twrrrw. We will eon nee the -ouuifacmro of VfiITIAX BLINDS, in all its braocbes, whioh we will sell Tery low and of aa improved quality- lurpaa-uiic azur hereto- lore offered to the pahlic. will also eoaiDoe um aJurai-uDtars of PANKL DOORS, of the latest styles, and of a superior quality.

All work aade at oar establislment will bo warraiUcd. ose Bothing hot the best quality of Lambor, and employ none bat tbe flrct class workmea. Id oar tt- de-teoiw to servo oar customers, we will keep paco with all improTemeots ia war business, and eoavrBt with All late styles of work in the astern Cities. We would Invite all wishing to purchase the abore articles, to call at oar office, where we will be feasd at all boars of the day. for we shall five oar constant per tonal saperin tendance to the details of oar bustirese.

S. erKA.it SON, jaa 19, 85X Successors to dward Spear. EA. SMITH (Late Hoy Bro. CcO NO.

MAIN STREET. t. Dealers in Druics. Medicines aou ChemicxU. tmT taeeotical preparations, Verfu-sery, ic.

Also, a fail sseortmeot of Paints, Oils, Window fJUaas, V-uraishea. Brashes. Ac -Vole agents in the place far tfesale of Jay ne'e family Medicines, Ayer's Cherry rWetxa lan-i ether popular remedies direct frota the -raprtettfiw. ramily jieiltriues and fhystcian pn' ftirrns ac sorately and promptly pat up PUTU HALL, 5tli suprly.