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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
" THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
Not a Particle Of Mercury IA i.

LET THE AFFLICTED read AND PoSDERl
An Infallible Remedy for Scrofula. Kings Evil, Rheu-
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous EruptiOns, Pimples or
Postules on the Face, Blotches, Boils. Ague and Fee
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm OF letter, Scald
Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers S%yPhilitic Disorders, Lumbago,
Spinal Complaints. and all Diseases arising from an
InjudiciOus Use Of Mercury, lmprudence in Life, or
Impurity Of the BlOCd.
II This great alter. tive medicine and Purifier Of
Blood is now used by tn usands Of grateful patients
from all parts of the Unite States, who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
Medicines, "CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions of the Skin. Liver
Disease, Feyers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections OF the
Kidneys. Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints, are speedily
put to flight by using this great and inestimable rem
edy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to
the Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re-
stores the Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken
down by the excuses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the Ladies', it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. A few doses of CARRIERS SPAN
ISL MIXTURE viii remove all sallowness Of cOmpleXiOn,
bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity
to the step, and improve the general health in a re-
markable deg-ee, beyond all the medicines ever heard
of.
The large number OF certificates which We have re-
ceiyed from persons from all parts Of the United States
is the hest evidence that there is no Humbug about it.
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and
public mn, we'll known to the community. all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS, Pro-
prietOrs, No. 3, Pearl street, Richmond, Va to whom
all orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
For sale by f. A. Smith & Co.. Warren +; J. Camp
hell, Newton Falls b. Brown, Ohlton Geo. Eszlett,
Gastavus S. w. Mears, Bloomfield, and by Dealers in
Medicines everywhere. lnov cyl
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YOUNG AMERICA CLOTHING

n HOUSE, DO Superior Street, CIepeIand. o.
SoNSEhoEN BROTHERS are now receiving the most
splendid stock of CLOTHING ever before exhibited in
Cleveland, or in any City in the Union. which has all
been gotten up with particular care, for this City and
the surrounding country trade, and which cannot pos
sioIy he surpassed hy the best merchant tailor. and at
2nly oNE,hAlF THE MONEY that is charged in getting
them made to order.
sou only is wanted for a Clothand Cashmere double
Over-Coat the finest Silk Velvet Vests ever seen or
made in any Clothing Store.
Pants OF the latest style and best make, OF one thou
sand different patterns.
FsRNlSIIlNG GOODS Of every description and va
riety. and the hest made or imported and, as We are
round to Keep YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD of every
thlng IN the Clothing line, the prices shall he full so
per cert less than elsewhere and as particular atten-
ton viii be paid TO all who may "drop in, the above
lacts will he satisfactorily proven by
lnov e2-4m+l S0NNEBORN BROTHERS,.
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"TTNION HALL TRIUMPHANT"

1CAANC SLOlllNb AGAINST TIKI WORLD !
SAVE forR DOLLARS AND BUY YOUR CLOTHING AT
LS-7-7C a IS-A9CS', Union Hall, ClecelaHd, o.
The Public are invited to an inspection OF the superb
stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING now on
exhibition at this magnificent establishment. which in
extent. variety. superiority of Workmanship. and
Fashion, together Nith lOwness Of price, cannot be
beat by any other Clothing House in Ohio.
1sNArs has just returned from the East. where he has
received such bargains in Cloths and materials for
manufacturing. that he has it now in his power and is
determined to knock all the Eastern Stop concerns
into a "cOeked hat ~ and he will commence by selling
the hest over-Coat in the City for Four DOLLARS! and
Cnder-Coats. Pants and Vests Of all descriptions in
proportion. so look out for fan and come along every
body who wants to he clothed. he can fit all sizes, from
men as large as the Giants that stand at his doors, TO
little wee fellows three years old. and as his Mammoth
Building is filled with Clothing Of all qualities, he is
sure Of being able to suit everybody RecOllect that
he does not wish to humhug the people with EASTERN
SLOP WORK for so per cent. less than any one else. as
he does not keep such trash Tut he will furnish his
customers with the hest Clothing in the City, for less
money than they can purchase the same kind of Goods
for in any other house in the United States.
FURNISHING GOODS Of all de-
s%criptions for sale Cheap. A liberal discount made to
Wholesale customers who huy for Cash.
IT , Clothing made to order at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms at
ISAAC A. A
Union Hall. corner Of Superior and Union Streets,
CIereiGnd. Ohio.
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nENTISTRY.-DR. ]. c. BURRoUeUs

A. would respectfully announce to the citizens nf
Warren, and to the public, that he will still lie found At
his Rooms over Frcsco Hall, where he will perform any
operation that may be required Of the Dental profession
in an elegant and durable manner. lie returns his
thanks fer past favcrs, and asks for a continuation of
The same. All operations performed Ivy DR.. L. will he
warranted to he what they should he. in every sense OF
The word &c. BURROUGHS.
March 1s. IS5f y.
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NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE

Il NSIUkE.-NOS- II & Is Main Street. S~
Spring has come And so has the largest, $S4l
best and cheapest stock Of Boots and Shoes ever ~
brought on the Western Reserve.
Oh. ARREN- in announcing this fact to his pat
rOns, and the = Irld at large, invites them, one and all,
to come and see for themselves, for he feels confident he
can suit them with any kind of good Boot or Shoe they
want.
Purchasing his stock of the Manufacturers for Cash,
enables him to offer such Inducements to buyers as can
not be found elsewhere
Ladies you like to have a pretty Cater or Shoe, ana
/ have taken especial care to please you by selecting the
most fashionable, prettiest and most genteel stock for
ladies' wear, that could be found in New York; so all
that like the ornamental as we'll as useful, will call and
see-and buy, before going elsewhere
Gents! have the best assortment for your use-the
greatest variety of material, and the latest fashions, only
call and see my Cloth, Kid and Enamelled Caters.
Children come, and l can fit you with any kind Of
Shoe or Cater your taste may select.
d. ii. W. again returns thinks to past patronage, and
solieits its cont uuanee.
n. B. Boots and Shoes made to order and warranted
to it. d. H.. WARREN
P. s. Don't forget the No. IL & ID Main St. Warren
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TANNING MILLS! TANNING

Il MILLSI-The undersigned take this method Of
informing the farming public, that still continuing to
manufacture Tanning Mills. they have so far improved
the same rs to he able, not only to take out foul seeds
from Grain, better and faster than any other mill no~
in use, but also to perfectly separate, or take cut, the
rat dirt that may be lodged in the same.
They can also take Timothy. Glover and Flaxseed in
the chat, and by once running it through, can make il
perfectly mercantahle. Their Flaxseed and rat dirt
cleaners are their own inventions, deduced from much
study and experimenting the past winter, and are such
as are not to be found in any other mill extant. They
invite all who need mills to call and examine theirs
before purchasing elsewhere; and as their mills aro
always warranted, they can run no risk of being i'm.
posed upon with a poor mill.
Pennington, July 10. W CURTIS & SONS
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Reuben Hitchcock, Prof Samuel St. John,
H. d. Clark, " p. Il. Spencer,
" y. S. Townshend, E. F. Gaylord,
W. T. Otis, Cyrus Prentiss,
WI. Gordon, Henry Wick.
II. B. BRYANT, WASHINGTON LCSK,
ii. DWIGHT STRATTON.
FACULTY:
II. B. Bryant. Professor of the Science Of Accounts
II. Dwight StrattOn. Associate Prof. in the several lie
~partments.
]. Washington Lusk,l Professors of the spenccriar
PR. Spencer, Commercial 6csrnesnsn,P ca0
Sarah L. Spencer, instructress in the Ladies Writing
W. W. Harder, Assistant Prof. in the Book Keeping
Department.
Hons. Judge Starkweather and IL. Clark, Lecturers
President Asa Mahan, Lecturer on Political Economy.
Emerson E. White, Lecturer on Commercial Geog.
raphy. TERMS.
For a ful Course in Double Entry Bookkeeping
and other Departments, $40 Ol
For full Course in Ladies' Department, 30 c.
For separate Course of obstruction in Spencerian
Penmanship. SOG
For various styles in Ornamental Penmanship-a
agreed upon.
The Principals Of this Institutions design making !,
one of the best mediums in the United States for impart-
ing a thorough and practical knowledge Of the active
duties of the Counting Room. and business pursuits in
general. Bookkeeping in all its departments, as used
ny the most accomplished modern Accountants, will be
taught in a thorough and successful manner
This department is under the personal superintendent
n one Of the best Accountants in the United States. Nc
Mercantile College in the west possesses superior. il
equal advantages, for imparting a practical knowledge
If Commercial Science.
MIA. RedinGton, an accomplished and experienced
Accountant in various branches of Commerce and Trade,
IS associated in this Department, and will attend 10
artT;ng up books, adjusting long standing and com.
plicated accounts, &c, In a correct and confidential
LEARNER.
CInTn src;al Geography is an important and interest.
,ng branch, which has never until the present time beer
connected with Mercantile Schools.
The Spencerian system of Penmanshipin all its forms
gill lie taught by its author, 7. r. Spencer, and j. W,
ties to this for imparting a fluent and systematic hand.
writing.
The Ladies' Department is entirely separate from thu
~gentlemer's, and is fitted up in a most magnificent man.
neT and convenient style.
Business men can he supplied with the most reliable
Accountants by application to this College.
The Principals Of this Institutions can render efficient
lid to the graduates in securing good situations.
II PSend for 4 Circular fy mail. ian 10 ,54v
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DURITY, HEALTH, HAPPINESS

l. Wafer IS rendered poisonous ty passing through
aLy material subject TO decay aui dissolution, sucn az
pipes of wood, iron and lead. Prof. J. p. Kirkland and
other distinguished chemists, go so far as to condemn
the practice Of supplying animals with water through
these substances. and earnestly recommends the STONE
PUMP and WATER PIPE.
The Undersigned is extensively engaged at Newton
Falls, o., in manufacturing said articles, including also
Stsaeware. having a factory driven hy steam power.
aLi is prepared to fill orders at wholesale OF retail OF
liberal terms. The Water Pipe is admirably adapted to
carrying fluids Of all sorts. draining cellars. irrigating
lands, &c lti also for sale by the IIoytS, at Warren,
Ohio.
Also, for sale, a valuable WATER POWER, with somG
z acres OF land, Factory Buildings. Dwelling. ETC., etc.
about two miles r-iou Lo1sll. Nakoning Co., o.
Nsy-If. Fj4f !. g.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

has been constituted, for which a convenient room has
been secured adjacent TO those now occupied, and is
in successful operation. The tuition charges in this de-
paTtment will he Three Dollars.
Parents or guardians and other friends of education
arc respectfully invited 10 visit the Il stitutiOn at any
hour during the daily sessions which may suit their
convenience.
make satisfactory Progress in their studies, to be pre-
ent on the first day Of the term.
Hudson, April 1, le54.
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tt-Ssir- ever o1rr-t % AFT Tod huuI. i:y- g. The ,uf
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tHts- Wu' s,i.l su.sr. aui ALL r"t A . IT tie p~s'Errre1
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hr- rusz r is1 It OF, - y=:Et-. aHi nr~Saass sSin
sucs.
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ki.i-rs. .nd Isin fItr.,tnr. NId Ire mill, rs r. glau
tnLsu-' n .aiiu lie uciL'o Il the Est " iuriraI
hing 81 ain = ls-lIratiDu composed ~.!rir r vc~s
.abl"N "r9 r't. Tro:n"cd ~ A'1Drig~ "yn rim and
6JUrtr'us - il.
N.a,uIi - ihr L4Hrs who are al~4, 5 -raur- tent
juGsvsrf . hat Is at irat is "-tA .a.uIiL- famii mel
lin" L. 'ta as = >Tr-irI t.Iur hy .i,in- tina Aius ct iain
a sI".ir tr-Il. I'i If satiSiirt rs. n'rr1 th-ir h.-urn"s
In II hrLa': s,.uiaE-ui il speak sell lHg 'f.~r 4 il
ard -- 3hAi il i uS-i h, turir aiHirt"d u"i .his-r. Tue
IadiSar-atNa. s.G1rlu-I ie. ASH .i-E .he- iuta,r th-if
suA"Tir, friends L 49, mi, r-s!iy valuable U,~irias.
the Wi L. 1ipinT "a. at 'f 'rrrV"isn . that ti-y cat
HrL u pH'ut 4 .!is = = p~4Ncrfu! aad trul. ulad Al
r'neis e. Mi vStErL-l iIsp>rS re-. ~v-iiil-r. burns
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the irss, inyIuuu> effect. H. tr uiU.i drli-ste aces u
tHr -rlA-st Constitution.
u l. -rti. iv u~..-~ t. tlin~ tn Gid mi ~"ruoui
syStsEH 4 YIiaiNri,. L he yu'lIc Thousands - e-rtih
cat. ~oa'irrs p -tpruIrd b thi' n'r'ii ne : 'oat'
bui t"-nt.-r'r "".ls L r. il Sai IT. Buii sraass hs
Ill .arn,r. r-PulsIt.n o. III" aih= & ala = i"s 81!
S.'' uU'r- th1u az -l=Iu> Fls II.
Hr a-uit asD h.tr "a tue ii uHrIti,a ur tout.
these srr not rl,-..nt r"T4,-ui1n> and -" - = that
va ""'.ii il " - hri-. rh~H ava A. -n'u a = i~-S-iii-.
tlrH AS
ri LIS SING - PAIN
w"uIi ."u ir -urri aunn,t in.ri~li=trly = Bou-i
C~"lnPssiai - >rnlSrl -hatHr complaint 'h',"rs Mr.
Ia. T-ur trii- i.4-i A-h-. 1,o'h ~ anr other arhs
d pIin. tu- -euns-is j. >iaiIt- ana tine rrIr- rrt.ir.
J<A Tia uk..,t kt&ui ~ PAIN.
vodli yuu haye YEAR < - s~r;irrs. ruA Huras
- a. :rui."s. or am 't"-r ~"uH.ls hsas-i. = Pc r-p~'
g. H. Lnr
MAtiEAL E;HG ~ PAN.
Would YOU - curpi Il rs.i ilsti itif limits Sor,
Ttr-aI 'curl.-EA. snr- hry.st idmia-O- Tett-r nr Rims
N-ru.. SGt Ihsau Bit< { .oi-la. - ;us-ls AlFg--.
Hanls sit ~ q hey Norcs .ith"- IT, or cunning. n.
49, I-a,I -E4 +-all. ia,r NEIL IL ~. joan Bulls
-KING " PAIN
N.uII ,utt - -ur-i Il Siu-S t=iI. CNnGsr- 7 Iiuor,
Eruptr-ns- ~ .u- .tIsrI-, Il tine >siu rau>ri fy iapstr.
ols--i shea - nr. I-La nI.. : Sar,aplFj;l' iHt-ruaii,
ans tie NiI- IF Pain rsrsrtsii. n.tiiisiE Fan - In-Ts
a-.Lai. than i ,p-"dy auj -iI-rtuIl cure
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100 Marble Busts of Washington, at 500 sIO.GOu
100 " Clay, - 100 lO.OGO
100 " Wei ster, --- 100 IO.nOn
100 " Calhoun, 100 lOHCO
so elegant Oil Paintings, in splendidl ,oo -ooo
gilt frames, size 3x4 #. each, u" ''"O"
100 elegant Oil Paintings. 2x3 #. each, so 5,OOO
500 steel plate Engravings, hriIliantly)
coiored in oil, rich gilt framesi 10 5.0GO
24x3O inches each.
Goo elegant steel plate Engravings,l
colored in oil. of the Washington} 10000
Monument, 90x26 inches each,
30 600 steel plate Engrayings, FROM
leo different plates, now in posses
sion of and owned by the Artists 4I,0OO
Union, of the market value of from
SO cents to 81 each,
] frst-elass Dwelling, in 3lst St. y. Y. City, Ie,OCO
% Building Lots in l0 and lOlst sts.l , {, y
Y. Y. City, each 25x1GO #. deep. i'V' -~''O"
100 Villa Sites, containing each IO,COOl
90. #. in the suburbs of ". Y. City,
and commanding a magnificent 500 5o.oOC
view OF the Hudson River and
Long Island Sound. at
90 perpetual loans Of cash. without xocu
interest or security, of $3.50 each,( wv
50 &" " 100 &" 5.OOH
100 " 30 5.OGn
$50 d" 20 &" 5.OOO
2,tCO 81" IG.COO
Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. J. YIsscEER
& Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Orders, (posl
paid,D with money enclosed, to be addressed,
J.W. H~OLBROOKE, Secy,
SIS Broadway. N Y.
] : The Engravings in the Catalogue are now ready
for delivery. NOV -, '54-Gml
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pittsburgh Susintss.

SlI - -hI11AS-l-N LII NOLAAobB
~ Pittsl urch. Pa.-Estahlished in s4O-Incorpora-
ted Iy the Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpetual
Charter. BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, Hon. Walter II. Lowrie,
" VIM. wilkins, d" Charles NaylOr,
" Moses Hampton. Gen. J. X. Moorhead.
P. DUFF, author of the North American Accountant"
Professor Of Book Keeping. and Commercial Sciences.
JOHN d. WILLIAMS, the best on-hand Penman in the
United States, Professor Of Commercial and 0rnamen-
tai Penmanship
y. b. HATcu. Esq. Of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor
Of Mercantile Law and Political Economy.
p. HAYDEN, Principal Of the Mathematical Depart
ment, Professor Of Mathematics, &c.
Mr.. J. d. Williams has permanently Joined the Fac
ulty, and It will e seen that, during his late profess
ional engagements in the East, he was there regarded
as the hest Penman Ia the country. This Institution
III, rsfJre, presents attractions to students offered ny
no other of the kind in the United States. The course
of training comprises upwards of iCO real transactions.
in six different methods of Double Entry Book Keep
ing. 800 practical business calculations. covering the
whole field Of inland and foreign commerce. Conner
cial Penmanship, with every modern Improvement in
the Art. Business letters and business forms of every
description. Daily lectures on Commercial Law, Com
mercial Sciences, the Theory Of Profits, &c. Dun's
Book Keeping, I~Iarper's Edition, 1.-The most compre-
hensiye in the language'-S1 So
Duf's western Steamers Accountant a perfect
system for such accounts-Sl 60.
Send for Circular hy mail. Inov sa-yl
7 B. CANFIELD, Commission and
ey . Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in
Western Reserve Cheese, Butter, Lard, Pork, Bacon,
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Saleratus, Linseed and Lard Oil,
Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, Nos. l4l and I4j
Front Street PITTSBURGH. Pa fell "a If
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Having had some opportunity TO bscome acquainted
with the present Principal and assistant in the Young
Ladies' Seminary Of Hudson, and their successful labors
in commencing and conducting it thus far, We take
pleasure in confidently recommending the Institution
to the patronage of the Immunity as one in which nav
be secured the benefit Of a thorough, elevated and re-
fined education for young ladies III a superior degree.
and congratulate the people Of Hudson and the vicinity
upon the establishment of such a Seminary under so
happy auspices We are happy 10 know that it il in
tended to provide in this Institution the means and IA.
cilities Of an education Of the highest order.
REV. q. L. FIERCE Pres. ". J. ". SMITH,
PROF. lin. DAY, lR. Col. WM. II. SESSIONS,
DIR. G. 2. ASIIMUN, REV.J.C HART.
REV. y. BARRETT, ION HUMPHREY
PROF. NJ. SENM0UR REY.T. d. FAIRCHILD.
A. BREWSTER, REV. HARVEY COZ.
Hudson. April &c, ls54y
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Warren o.. Oct, 18th. 1854. R. A. A. BALDWIN.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE

1AH
IL WAR on HIGH PRICES At BARTLETT &
BROwS's BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, in the New
Building, opposite the Democrat Office, Nam Street,
Warren, Ohio.
We are now exhibiting the richest, cheapest and best
lot Of CLOTHING. at Wholesale and Retail, ever
brought to this market, comprising Dress, Frock and
Business Goats, Oyercoats, Pants and Vests, OF every
variety and style conceivable. To test the truth OF our
assertion we will give you prices and you can come
and examine for yourselves.
AFULL SUIT, CoAT, PANTS and VEST. $3.50, with
an 0vercOat to match for 81. Also, a rich stock Of
Boys Clothing; Coats for 81, with Pants to match for
81. Also, a complete stock Of HATS and CAPS. com.
prising every style and quality. We have also a full
stock Of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, and a large
stock Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Nestings. rich
and rare, and of the latest and most fashionable styles
CARD.-The PToprieters here take occasion to re.
turn their sincere thanks to the people Of Warren ard
the surrounding country, for the generous patronage
which they have hitherto awarded them, and respect
fully ask its continuance. feeling certain that their
goods, for style. quality and cheapness, cannot be
equalled in this section OF country. Our goods are all
warranted to be Of good material, we'll made, and to
give good service We have hut one price for our
goods, and that a just one. believing it a J DOR policy
and worse principle 10 plumber from one person to
secure the loss on another. p. T. BAR1LETT,
Warren, Oct. =, 1854. g. w. OWN