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A MEXICAN ARTISTS, Union

~ The American Artists Union would respec;fuIIv
announce to the citizens of the United States and the
Canadas, that for the pnTpose of cultivating a taste for
the fine arts throughout the country, and with a view Of
enabling every family to become possessed Of a gallery
Of Engravings,
Ely II FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined, in order to create an extensive
sale for their Engravings, and thus not only to give
employment to a large number Of artists and others.
but inspire among our cOuntrymen a taste for works Of
art to present to the purchasers Of their engrayincs,
when 100000 Of which are sold,
25O.OCO GIFTS, OF THE CTU COST OF sI5O.OeO
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving, therefore
receives not only an engraving richly worth the money
but also a ticket which entities him TO one Of the Gifts
when they are distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, a highly finished Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICK
ELS, will be sent; or Five Dollars worth Of SPLENDID
Engravings can be selected from the Catalogue, and
sent by return mail or express.
copy Of the Catalogue, together with a specimen Of
one oil the Engravings, can be seen at the Office Of this
paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually worth
that sum, and a Gift Ticket, will Immediately be for.
warded-
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success Of this
Great National Undertaking will be materially promo
ted by the energy and enterprise Of intelligent and
persevering Agents, have resolved to treat with such
on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by sending
(post paidO 81, will receive b. return Of mail, a One
Dollar Engraving, a Gift Ticket" a Prospectus, a
Catalogue and all other necessary information.
On the final completion of the sale, the Gifts will be
placed in the hands Of a COMMITTEE of the PURCHASERS
to be distributed, due notice of which will be given
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
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Gdlattbts ann Sfmtlru.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, Jew

WATCHES, CLOCKS, Jewel-EA
w ~, &c.-The subscribers have just re- II
eeived a large stock Of Goods in their line, which, NslI
with their former stock, makes = very desirable assert
ment among which are Gold and Silver Watches Sill
Ter, Silver Plated and Britannia Spoons Breast Pins
Finger Rings Ear Rings; Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Scissors
Shears Pistols Pen and Pocket Knives Knives and
Forks Razors Percussion Caps and Pills Silver
Plated, Brittania, Glass, and Common Candlesticks
Lamps Lamp Globes, and Chimneys Tea Trays (; Tea
and Coffee Pots Communion Ware Casters Cloth,
Shoe, Hair, Flesh, Tooth and Shaving Brushes Melo-
deons Guitars Banjcs; YiOlins Flutes Flies Ac-
eordeons; FlageOletts and Tamborines Hair Pins and
Combs Waist Slides and Buckles; Purses; Pocket
Books and Wallets Powder Flasks Work Boxes Steel
Beads, and a great variety Of Toys and Fancy Goods.
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the goods.
All kinds Of Clocks and Watches repaired, and war
ranted to perform well, At 4 reasonable expense.
To our old customers we tender our thanks for the
patronage the establishment has received for the last
lhirty-six years. WALTER KING & SON,
Dec. 1852. No. 9, Main ST., Warren, o.
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GlfbtlaEo.
AMERICA! CLOTHING

Il HOUSE, l56, Superior Street, CIeueTaHd. O.
SoNNEBoRN 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
sthly he surpassed by the best merchant tailor. and at
only oNE-nALF THE MONEY that is charged in getting
them made to order.
$50 only is wanted for a Cloth and Cashmere double
Over-Coat the finest silk Velvet Vests e, er seen or
made in any Clothing Store.
Pants of the latest style and best make, Of one thou.
sand different patterns.
FURNISHING GOODS OF every description and va
riety, and the best made or imported and, as We are
bound TO keep YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD Of every
thing in the Clothing line, the prices shall he full 50
per cent. less than elsewhere ; and as particular atten-
ton will he paid to all who may drop in, /" the above
facts viii be satisfactorily proven by
Inoy 22-4m$I RROTUERS
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ERESCo HALL RESTAURANT,

Il WILLIAM btEEN, AGENT.
The Patrons Of this popular and fashionable Saloon,
have all rcpudiated the credit system, and are paying
s1sh for their refreshments. They say, AGreen has
enough to do to keep everything in order and serve his
customers without making tickets. charging oysters and
other refreshments. drawing OF accounts, and shining
i about town for money that has been ticketed for a
''day or so" and run one or two and three years, and
not getting anything don't pay, and they won't let him
do So any more" Gentlemen, your arrangement suits
me. Stick to the text; pay as you go, and all my time
including that portion Of il which has heretofore been
spent in fruitless efforts to collect money-shall be de-
voted to your comfort. My house shall be set in order
now, for the better accommodation Of my cash Gus
toners. Excelsior" shall be my motto.
Warren, March u, 1854 WM. GREEN, Agt.
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THE WHOLE WORLD.

L S30O,CCO WORTH OF GIFTS, for the subseri-
bers to the PICTORIAL OF TIE WHOLE
WORLD, published simultaneously in the three cities OF
New Ycrk, Philadelphia and Baltimore, as soon as
100000 subscriptions are obtained and having al
ready an actual circulation Of about 100000, it is now
certain the distribution piH soon lake place.
Among the extraordinary LIST OF GIFTS, being one
for every ticket issued.) are
Prof. Harris Elegant Country Seat, valued at $4,000
A Magnificent City Residence " 1900
A Cash Loan for leo years. without interest
Building Lots, Elegant Piano FOrtes, Melo-
deOns, Gold Watches, Bracelets. Rings,
Books Of Travels in the Old and New
World, by Prof. Hart Real Estate &C.,
&c, &C., in all numbering 100000 Gifts,
valued S3UOf1VO
Every single remittance of 81. secures ons years
subscription % the PICTORIAL, and the
gratuity Of a Gift Ticket, which entities the holder to
one share in the 100000 Gifts. Thus every person in
vesting in this stupendous Enterprise receives the
full worth OF his CO her money, in subscription to a
first class Journal, (the greatest and most interesting
Pictorial of the age) besides a Gift for each subscriP-
ton, which may prove an immense fortune to the
receiver.
For complete List Of Gifts, and full and explicit par
ticulars in regard to the great Enterprise, DistribG-
ton, &C., see a copy OF The WHOLE WORLD which
will be promptly sent, free Of charge, where desired by
letter. postpaid.
The WHOLE WORLD may also be seen at the Offices OF
all papers containing this advertisement, where infor-
nation may be obtained in regard to the paper and
Enterprise.
Agents, ~Postmasters, and Ladies DESTROYS of lucra-
tive. and at the same time, genteel employment, should
not fail to see 4 copy Of THE WHOLD WORLD, which
contains by far the most liberal inducements ever Of
fered to agents in the way Of immense cash premiums,
gifts, commissions, &c, whereby any person, with or
binary activity, can easily make $1,000 and upwards,
per year to which fact the agents we already have
can certify. Secure the Pictorial, and become wise,
rich, and happy.
Correspondents must write their address-Name,
Post Office, County and State. plain and distinct, or il;
will be their own fault If they fail to get an answer.
Adhere to this, and all returns will be promptly sent
wherever desired, in any part Of the world.
lUTlf any orders are received after the 3OO,OOO
subscribers are obtained. the money will be PROMPTLY
returned, postpaid, to the persons sending it.
I'D All letters and remittances for the Pictorial,
WITH GIFT TICKETS, must invariably he addressed,
postpaid, to PROF. j.. W00DMAN HART, WORLDS
HALL, Broadway, New York, there being the only
office for the Gift Enterprise.
But remitiances for the Pictorial WITHOUT Gift Tick
cts, may be sent to Prof. ]. HART. Harris
BUILDINGS, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa there
being the principal editorial and publication office.
Oct. Linn.
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OUT FOR THEtm%%

Main Street, HGrreH, OHIO.
The subscribers would inform the customers and the
public in general, that we have now on hands, and are
constantly manufacturing a full and complete stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing for Men and Boys wear.
which, owing to the recent decline in prices will and
are bound to be sold a httis Cheaper than the Cheap
est. We will not he UNDERSOLD by any.
We have on hand a large stock Of OVer-Coats,
Dress and Business Goats Of al! kinds Pants and
Vests of every quality, style and color now in use
Rubber Over Coats, Undershirts, Drawers, Fine White
Shirts, Collars, Cravats. and in fact everything kept in
an Establishment of the kind.
We also have on hand a large stock Of Cloths, CAST
meres, Nestings, &c, to sell or make up to order on
the shortest notice.
IT Warranted to fit or no sale.
Gentlemen, one and all. you are respectfully invited
to call and examine our Goods and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. You will save money by so doing.
J. FIFE & son.
Warren, Nov. J., 1854.
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HL:ttsr addressed to tAs care of Mr.. Curtis

ICPLetter addressed to the care Of IKr. Curtis
hGteh, 3geHt az RGreHRG, Ohio.
10 DR. MARCHIsI II have been ten years troubled
with Female COmplaints-prolapsus uteri, and all tn :
attending diiheultiesi at times rendering ny life mos
miserable- 1 nave had the attendance Of some % tns
best physicians, with but little success; the most they
could DO was to reiieve-a cure was out Of the question.
FOR hve months before commencing with yOnr medicine
l mad not been able to perform any labor, could walk
but a Few steps at a time, and scarcely went out ofdoors
IN short, was completely Frustrated, both in mind
anu body. ana expected to drag out the rest Of my days
IN suffering and misery But, reading your advertise
ment, L was induced to try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine Catholeon, as the last resort. had uOt
ased 1t a week before felt like another woman. by the
use ofthree bottles l was enabled to perform al the la
Dor Tor SIX IN the family with ease, and could walA any
There IN The neighbOrhOOd without injury Nothing
but a sense OF my duty to you and to the afflicted, has
induced me TO state my cSe to tbePable- lean safely
recommend the preparation to all those suffering like
myself (Signed1 Mas. SARAH Ann BISHOP
Freedom, Portage Co.. Ohio.
JIG: 3; MARCHIsI & Co., PrOPresOrs, Contra
Depot, 3O4 Broadway, New York.
Warren. June 81, lS54v
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Jules vAUTROT, Wholesale and

~ Retail Dealer in Clocks. WATCHES. JEwELRY, Sill
vER-W ARE. and FANCY GOoDs, Warren, Ohio. a.
Having just returned from the Eastern Man IA
ufactories, I brought with me a very large j
assortment of eXtra-hne English Lever Watch S-|
es, in gold, hunting and plain cases. Also. 4 superior
quality Of Duplex Watches. with independent seconds,
just the thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases; and
= larger stock Of Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
than was ever before offered in this place. My assort-
ment Of Jewelry, l fatter myself, is 4 better selection
than l have ever before made, having purchased 4
tOfore been brought to this place; such as l can fully
Everybody is invited TO call and exam
inc my stock. Pedlars, and others, purchasing u sell
again, will find a large assortment, and prices that viii
compete with Eastern Cities, as 1 purchase my goods
directly from the manufacturers. and will sell for as
small P:ofts as any other establishment in the country.
A few fine Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, will
be sold very low. Now is the time for securing 4 good
bargain. Call soon and see for yourselves.
Watches, Jewelry, &c, carefully repaired and war
ranted. j p Engraving neatly done.
Oct. .. 1854.
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DR. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
~ CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,

It Sands p%re-eminent for its curative powers in all
diseases Tor which It is recommended, usually called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
VI these are ~PrOlapsIs Uteri, or Falling Of the Womb !;
Flour Altus, or Whites; Chronic Inflammation and vi
eeration Of the Womb; Incidental Hemorrhase, On
FLOODING; Painful, suppressed and Irregular Menstrual
ton; &c, with all their ACCOMPANYING evils. Cances
cxceptedJ no matter how severe, or how long standing.
The Catholeon far surpasses other remedies, in being
more certain, less expensive, and leaving the system
in a better condition. Let all interested call and Obtain
q pamphlet Qree) containing ample proof, from the
most respectable sources, of the beneficial results Of its
use; together with letters from highly experienced Ply
sieianS, who have used it in their practice, and speak
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Scots aR6 Sb0ts.

from Smiths & MeCOmbs, where they are just receiving
a large and complete stock Of NEW GOODS in their
line.
We are also constantly manufacturing all kinds Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
which they can commend to customers as both good
and cheap
Our large stock Of New Goods Of Gents Fine French
Calf and Morocco Boots Fine Congress and other style
Of Caters Patent Leather Shoes Slippers Dancing
Pumps, etc.
LADIES' GOODS.
Fine French Caters Of various cOlors and new and
beautiful styles Morocco and Patent Leather BOOtes
and Shoes, Buskins, and in short, every variety Of this
kind Of goods which could be desired. Also ? complete
stock Of Misses Caters, Bootes, Buskins and Slippers
Of varions style and colors, together with a fnlI assort-
ment Of Boys and Youths Shoes, both fine and coarse,
and all kinds of Chihirens' Shoes.
To ~SHOEMAKERS AND OTHERS
Particular attention is called to the fact that our stock
Of Leather, Findings and ShOemakers' Tools, has been
recently largely increased, consisting OF Sole Leather,
French Calf, American ditto, Enameled Leather, Kip,
Moroccos, Kids. Rubber Cloths. Innings, Bindings and
Findings generally, including Hammers, Pinchers, Shoe
Knives, Wheels, Irons, Pegs, Shoe-NailS, Zinc Nails,
Hungarian Nails, Shoe and Saddlers' Thread, Bristles,
Lasts large lot. Boot Trees, and a general assortment
ofaIl things pertaining to the trade.
Remember the place, NO-6. Main ST, and you viii not
regret giving US a call N-&
Warren Nav II 81
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WARREN STEAM OIL MILL
w GO. GRIswOLD, Manufacturer of Linseed Oil,
Warren, Trumbull county, o. The highest market price
paid in ASH for Flaxseed at all times. mar l6 On
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general, that they are receiving and manufacturing the
largest, cheapest and best assortment OF BOOIS and
SHOES ever brought to the Western market, which
they now offer Tor sale, at wholesale or retail, at prices
that cannot fail to suit purchasers, on the cash and
ready-pay system. Their stock consists Of
GENTLElIENrS DEPARTMENT
Mems Coarse Boots; Mems Calf Peg'd Imitation BITS;
- hungarian do: French Calf sew'd, steel SKIS;
&" Kip do; BrOgans;
a. Calf Pegs DO; " Kip and Calf BrOgansi
Bows Boots and Brogans. all kinds.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Jenny Lind Boots, Buskins and Ties; Ladies'
Patent Leather Buskins and Ties, and Morocco Boots;
Misses Sewed and Pegsed Caters and Shoes, Of all
kinds; ChiIdren's Shoes, SC.
S~HOEMAKER'S FINDINGS & TOOLS-ALLK KINDS
Morocco, Calf Skin and Upper Leather, and every
thing usually kept in our line, which will be sold for
cash lower than can be foundelseWhere in the county.
April IA Is5l. J. MCCONNELL s. co.
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r. 2 HoFFMAN. Z. y. hAILIFF.
HOFFMAN & RATLIFF, Attorneys
IL at Law. Office on Liberty ST., Warren. o., oppo-
site the Court House. oct 2Itf
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STRANGE DEVELOPMENTS

entific men are daily bringing to light new Inven-
tons, and the march OF progress is onward persons
Bald, or becoming so, viii be pleased to learn, that sci
ence and long research combined, have brought before
the greatest H0Hder Of the -4ge, in the article Of EN-.
ERS0N'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, a sure
cure for Badness and to prevent Hair from falling.
See circulars to be had of agents. Price 800 in large
bottles. Sold by z. E. Hoyt & Co., and Geo. Adams,
Warren J. Manning, Youngstown; Prentice & Ed.
warts, Garfield.
c. z. FISHER & Co., Proprietors.
march . No. 81, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS at the NJ

~ EAGLE HOTEL. The subscriber would take this
opportunity Of informing the citizens Of Warren, and
the public generally. that he has purchased the EAGLE
HOTEL, formerly kept by Mr.. Camp, where hereafter he
would be glad to see his friends, and all who choose to
give him a CALI The best arrangements will be made to
make his house a pleasant place to stop, and no effort
will be spared TO those who call once to stop again. To
the old customers Of the Eagle he would saw, do not
condemn a change as Tor the worse. because you we're
% well suited with your old landlord. hut give N. new
administration a trial before you decide.
Warren, Aug. Il, 1853. GEO. T. HILL.
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Oarittp.
Iron the Tribune.l
A FREE TRANSLATION.

From the Tribune.l
A FREE TRANSLATION.
HORACE; rork- ODE =.
o, tickle Nancy, tell L. me
What scented dandy ist L see
Coming SO oft a-sparking thee
While in some pleasant shade.
Both couched On roses.
He drives a prosperous trade
In love. as hc suppcscs7
For whom dost bind in wreathcs thy golden hair,
Plain in thy neatness and surprising fart
He, credulous fool. who now enjoys the bliss
o. snatching from thy lips the honsyed kiss.
Shall one day curse his changef1l stars and thee,
While, all a float upon a treachrous sea,
And all unwonted to the Ilast,
Bashed by the fierce and murky gales,
He views, astonished and aghast,
The shivering Of his sails;
And all his store
or love and hope shall sink forever more.
Unhappy they to whom thy form and face
Have indicated inward truth ard grace,
Unknowing that both lips and eyes
Tell wicked lies
That even kisses
Are used by misses
To bring mishaps
On the love struck chapg
Who g. awooing
To their own undoingl
But oh ! thrice happy me,
To have escaped that dangerous seal
Ny votive picture as an offering;
And not forget
To hang my wet
And dripping buds
Upon the sacred wall,
To indicat to all
How much I'm grateful TO the GODS
And specially TO him who sways
His powerful trident DER the seas
Dundee, H., Sept, 1851. QrONDAM.
sIn ancient times, those who had survived shipwreck
were accustomed to hang up in the temple of some god
Neptune most frequently pictures representing the
circumstances Of their danger and deliverance-(ta5HLs
rofIuG) Similar pictures were sometimes carried about
with them, in order TO obtain charitable relief.
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nR. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WA

DR. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WA
IL FERs,F FOL THE CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, y ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
These Waters operate like a charm-producing almOst
instantaneous relief. They allay at once, the tickling
and irritation in the throat, which gives rise to hacking
and coughing. and finally result ifnOt arrested, in a
disease of fatal type
For Bronchitis. so f~earfully prevalent in this climate,
these Waters stand perfectly unrivalled. No Public
Speaker should attempt to address an audience without
= supply Of
LOCOCK'S WATERS
in his pocket They lubrieate the throat and facilitate
delivery to a most astonishing degree. Professional
singers, and all members of Church ChOirs will expe-
rienee immense benefit from their magic effects. All
who use them eheerfully testify to their wonderful efh-
caey. There is but one opinion Of their matchless vir-
tues, in all complaints for which they are recommended.
One box will satisfy you that We cannot speak too
highly in their favor.
Hon. SAMUEL RICHARDSON, late Mayor Of ROch-
ester. n. Y; DR.. James Mccarthy, of Medical Hall,
Dublin; S. Pearsall, Vicar, Iichfeld Cathedral; Z. Pres
ton. Coal Merchant, Of Hull England and thousands
Of others have volunteered their testimony in favor OF
Dr.. L0C0CK'S great dieoAery. A single trial will
convince the most ~scepticaI that no medicine APP
proaches this in the absolute control it exerts over all
that fatal class OF diseases which we have enumerated.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers generally.
Oct. 4, lS54-6m
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A YOUNG clerical gentleman relates
the following anecdote of one of his
Dutch brethren. The old fellow was
about commencing one of his spiritual
exercises, when, to his being a little near
sighted, was added the dim light of a
country church. After clearing his
throat, he gave out the hymn, prefacing
it with the apology:
The light ish bad, mine eyes ish dim,
1 scarce can see to read dish hymn.
The clerk, supposing it was the first
stanza of the hymn, struck up to the
tune of common metre.
The old fellow, taken somewhat back
by this turn of affairs, corrected the
mistake by saying:
1 didn't mean to sing dish hymn:
I only meant. mine eyes ish dim.
The clerk, still thinking it a combina-
ticn of the couplet, finished in the pre-
ceding strain.
The old man, at this, waxed wroth,
and exclaimed, at the top of his voice /:
1 dirk the de5u's in you all
Dat wash no hymn to sing at all
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LANES JACKSON, Physician and
81 Surgeon. Office on South side Of Market street. up
stairs ! f5ur doors East Of the Bank, Warren,O- apr 70
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StObts ano 1arNhart.
CARD.-JAMEs G. BRooKs wouI

A CARD.-JAMEs g.. Books would
- most respectfully announce to his friends and
former patrons. and the rest of mankind. that he can he
found at the first door east Of the ruins caused by the
late lire, where at all times may be seen 4 large and
varied stock Of
RON, NAILS y GLASS.
T. ga stitch in time saves ninel' i. C.. when yOu
insure, take a policy in the Summit Insurance Co.. for
when you burn they pay iHstGHfsr, without any mincing,
which enables a business man to 20 rightalong without
the long delays, which happen in most Of Insurance
Companies. l wOald advise all men who want to get
insured in a tip-t' , C Impany, to call on Jefferson Palm,
ESD. Agent for sad Company at Warren.
J. IT, BROOKS, Dealer in Hardware and Iron. Sign Of
the Anvil, Warren, Ohio. June 81.