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NAUTROT Il GILLETT Whnlnsnln

' and Retail Dealersin CLoCVS. WATCHEs JEwELRy.
SILvER-WAsE, and Fancy GOODs, Warren, Ohio.
Having Just returned from the Eastern Man M'FA
ufactOries, we brought with Us a very large. ~
assortment of eXtra-tne English Lever Watch SAsH
IS. IN gold, hunting and plain cases. Also, a superior
quality Of Duplex Watches, with independent seconds.
lust the thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases: and
u larger stock OF Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
iluan was ever before offered in this place. Our assert
ment Of Jewelry, we fattsr ourselves, is a better selec-
ton than we have ever before made, having purchaseda
much larger stock and Of finer quality, than has here
tli1re been brought TO this place; snch ~ We can fully
Everybody is invited to call and exam.
Inc my stock. PedlaTs, and others, purchasing to sell
again. will ind a large assortment, and prices that will
rompete with Eastern Cities, as We purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturers. and will sell for as
small F.Ohts as any other establishments the country.
4 few fine Double Time Ceatre Seconds Watches, will
he sold very low. NOwi is the time for securing a good
'arsain. Call soon and see for yourselves.
NatcheN JeWelry, &c, carefully repaired and war
ranted. Engraving neatly done
tfr o. T@Ef
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On Tues ay OF last week the Ale
gheny V Hey Railroad, from Pittsburgh
% the klskimmetas river, was opened.
i train of cars. with the directors of the
road, and the members of the Pittsburgh
press, passed owe the road to that pom.
a distance of about 81 miles.
Trains will run regularly from this
time forward extending their uips from
station to station as the track layers pro
gress, until they reach Kittaning which
they expect 10 do about the 26th Of No
vembeT. That done, there will be a for
mai opening, and the business OF the
road become Pittsburgh
DispGtca.
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GTATE OF OHIO. Trumbuil County.
~ S.. Ia the Court Of Common Pleas.
Wi!iIam 4 Utis.
Augustus 4. Burr, David MATHEWS, Aaner Iubbar
nnL In.hr. u L.---.--.-

Augustus A. Burr, DaViI 'latth 'wS. Aaner hubbard
and Joshua ". Llm'ersou.
The sail William A.. JtiS has files his petit on ia sail
co Irt, aettiA- forth. amOI- CtI-- JhiuzS.a lrcree uu-
Ia uri y said pidi4tia against sad 3urs. Matthew's &
llu- ari, ~ Lie Scptsu.e. FERN If the District CpUr.
for summit Comfy, \. ID. Isjj. v Ehich tl- sul. of
S2.l5s - Is found due from slil Burr to SAIL tlu .f.t-I,
and is orlerei to ae paid to the plaintiff on "A larger in
lee .tsguesS from said iiub arl t- hun. amt 81 which
also the saff court set Isr de .,ls -s~t.I Matthews u4-
lvr "a mortgage from sail EnrI g SAIL N~gtgn-.-. or g
arm q: ...It one hundred ana lsyJ-r anil 90 Too
acres .f lTl+ 10 F~arm'nEtO the same sU.# .y1ue Josh
AZ PEGS 30 said Burr. an moss Yc-lplei . sai! Lam
ngrsou-tlso setting forth ;aat sat Matthews. Boo the
year l-+6, hal contracted >IiI lands to said Lander
son. who h1S since been in possession Jf the same and
had the rents AMI profits thereof from that time; that
SAID Matthews has received under said Contract, by way
of interest nu the purchase pr-ce ni said land. about
one thousand iOilars. ami is still indie tie IN the sum
Of SI2u for further Interest thereon. aud pravinc that
the amount = paid Matthew ed piled up0U an amount
found due said NJ IttIews from sGi Burr. a. a lien or
said land. and that the amount still due IRON, - ia Lam
hersOu for the use Of said lIni. ne applied on The in
IeltedncSs aforesaid 10 the plaintiff. and that the land
aforesaid. IS in favor OF the ?lliUtiF : iule t. lueSs
against said Burr. he released FROM the lien Of SAL! Stat
thews. to an extent equal 10 the amount pail him as
aforesaid, ANA for other propei r-lief. The 81 Z Au-us-
tus 4. Barr and A met Iu ar must appear and AN
sErr sid petition by the tenth saturday after this late,
or said petition as 10 them WI. ctken as confessed.
LIEF d FUTILE.
Oct. 81. lS5j-6t NlvSi .r Pt'f.
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ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS FOR THE ROSTER"
A. y. C."-Sent On the 18th.
&c. O-"-Three packages sent on the lSth-money
was D. X
L B. Your money came safe, but where do
you uvef
"A. N."-Sent the packages the l6th-win send the
alance to lay
Il. s. M.--That kind Of money always goes-sent
package this day.
val ious parties, and wrote you particularly in regard to
applying the b~andages.
ii. A--The price Of the ally mentioned IN the
Spirit. - is one thousand dollars. Semitic Volatile"
on the 18th. July 90, 1855.
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE

- In the New Builling, opposite the Democrat Of
ice. Nam Street, Warren. Ohio.
BARTLETT q Brown have received their Spring and
Summer Clothing-and are prepared 10 exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market consisting Of all the varieties Of Goats,
ErOcks. Pants, Vests, Sc., Of the latest styles. Also,
BOYS HATS and CAPS. aud a full stock
of G|ENTLEMENS' FURNISHING FOODS A large
stock OF BrOadclOths, CIssimeres and ' estings, OF rich
and durable quality Al who wish 10 purchase Cloth
ing, made to order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods. and learn the prices, before purchasing, as
We feel confident we cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CARD.-The Pr0prieteTs return their sincere thanks
TO the people Of Warren ard vicinity, for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
for a continuance. P. !. BARTLETT.
Warren, June 20, 1855. G. W. BROWN.
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RCHANT TAILOR and Ciofhier

II IUiIs l. WEINN
No. Il Market Street, Warren, o.. Opposite the curt
House
The iIvor with which .his establishment has long
been - .I-iel 10y the public generally. and especially
those uip appreciate u very superior kind OF WORK. aud
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
tuse1cut almost sluerluous.
sly expensive Fat! ANA Winter s.acs or CLOTHS,
CASSiIEi-S, TESfISfiS aaI TRIMMINGS. With a
choice assortment uf iEADY-MADE CLOTHING ami
FUN lsliNu GOODS. and q carefully selected ami
extensive Stock Of HATS AND CAPS. Of all prices and
styles, ami IN short almost everything that Is wanted 10
improve the outer man. can At all times be found.
From long experience in business. ana having ar
Engagements in New York so rs 20 he posted up in every
thing tagt = new, both in goods and STYLES Of garments,
It is evident that a more perfect and extensive estih-
ishment OF the kind cannot he found in this section Of
country. Oct l.. J5)
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y GORGE 4. DAVIS, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY.MADE CLOTHING

franklin Buildings, corner Of Water and Superior sts-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
We have now in store and in process Of manufacture.
one OF the largest, most complete. and varied stocks OF
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
to he found in the Union.
Our stock, consisting Of OvercOats. Cloaks, Talmas,
FrocS, Dress and Business Coats, Pants ard Vests, il
manufactured entirely in this city, from almost every
description Of material. among which We may mention
the following fabrics: Cloths. Beavers. Pilots, Mohairs,
Kerseys. Petershams. Satinetts, Ban cts. Tweeds OF all
cOlors and qualities for Goats. Doeskins. Cassimers,
C0rduTuys, Satinetts. of every variety, for Pants. Silk
Flashes. ToiIenets. Farmer Satins. COdringtons, of
every description and sty le, for Vests. Together with
a large assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting in part OF Shirts, Collars. Cravats, Stocks,
Tndershirts. Drawers, Hosiery, Suspenders. Gloves,
OveraIls, Hickory and Overshirts- Trunks TT aVelng
Bags, Valises. &C., &c sc. Also, India Rubber
Goods Of every description
Tho perfect system to which we have brought every
department Of our business, after long and tOilsOme
years Of application and labor. must convince the in
vestigttor ofthe superior advantages We are thus ena-
bled to offer the Trade in the purchase Of their stocks,
whether in small or large Quantities.
Our business. extending throughout this State, Indi
ana, Michigan and Illinois. offers unequaIled advan-
tages to the Merchants Of these States. from he fact,
long years Of intercourse having made US familiar with
their class Of customers.
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants de-
string to pur base. feeling confident an examination
Of our stock will result in the most satisfactory manner.
GEORGE A. DAVIS,
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland. o
Cleveland. Sept. &c, IS55.-3m
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VERDICT FOR Mrs. WARREN, OF RA
yENNA-IJ will be remembered that two
years ago, Mrs. Mary Warren, of Raven
ma, received serious injuries by the over
turning OF an omnibus in Cleveland -
Tie omnibus was upset through the
csrelessness oithe driver Of Geo. Thomp-
sons carriage, who ran against and up
set tie omnibus. Mr.. Warren had her
jaw broken, aud Otherwise seriously and
dangerously injured. She >aed ihomp-
son for damages, ana last year obtaired
a verdict against him, in the Common
Pleas. of $3.50. Fhe defendant appeal
ed, and week before last the case was
again tried in Cleveland, in the District
Court, when the jury rendered a verdict
III iavor Of the plaintiff, of S5OO-Por-
toge Democrat.
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PHYSIOLOGY FOR CHILDREN

4 In easy lessons. by Mrs Jane Taylor.
This little work Is devoted to human PLY sioIogy and
explains, ia all Interesting manner. the structures Of
the human frame, the form and uses OF its several
parts. the means 10 be employed for its preservation
aud perfecticl, ana the sources from which d .uger Is
t. be- apprehendeI
ltwII ne found to contain many useful hints ABOUT
clothing, diet. exercise. health, &c, and IL faithfully
studied and observed bv those for whose benefit il is
prepere4. 1t may ward o. maj "A fl Of sickness. save
many a doctors bin. ami ~llugthsn out many a lfs. to
Say nothing Of the fair development Of the form. the
improvement Of the complexion. the preser ygtiou Of
the teeth, &c. A careful ,Su.sy OF this work VIII apca
the eyes Of children to the wonders Of our physical
frame, which. lS the p almist beautifully says. IL
ieiTiuiiy ana wonderfully maIe.' and 10 the wisdom
aud "cnevoience of the Creator in the adaptation II TIE
parts 70 their ends, ana viii lead Parents. instead q
FEELING surprised that carelessness, neglect. exposure
and Indulgence, produce SO Tany pains and diseases.
to eXcaim with Watts:
"Strange tina. a harp Of a thous1nd strings
Should keep in tune So long"
4 quantity reeds ADAIS' BOOKSTORE.
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The PATENT PETTICOAT LIFTER.-The
latest notion from the land of shoe pegs
and woolen clocks, says somebody, is
an apparatus whereby ladies can man
age their skirts while stepping into or
ou- Of a carriage, going up or down
stairs, and in the streets, and all the
while keep their hands in their pockets.
The plan Is perfectly simple. and the in
ven.or exhibited at the Crystal alace a
la ly figure, with the machine attached,
to a large and admiring crowd Of both
sexes. the o.her evening. There are
four small puileys attached 10 the waist,
underneath the dress, over which are
rove small cords, one end of which is at.
'atchcd with diaper pins, severally 10 the
front, real and sides of the Skin at about
the height of the knees. The other ends
terminate in loops which are led into the
pucke- on either side. II a lady wishes
to 90 up stairs, she pulls loop No l in
tie right pocket, and Instantly tie dress
rises in front, 50 that the ascent is made
with perfect grace No. 2 in the left
hand pocket e~levates the rear in the same
manner and all pulled at once lifts all
& { skiris knee high! This manoeuyre is
intended for very muddy crossing
B4Gaio Republic.
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WISH r0SAl TO TIE MUSICAL
: IL LIr af u.~ vicinity, ttst owing O., u- r--A
peel .s-.I.Eeaclt ut my u.4.f. ! 4u a-n .I rs ..
4af a.- -r-t Goo -.rua.u h.r- a4I devote . sci.
.tl -ra-.as .-aE.t. tiau ever % -he -d-'r business
! 500. si-- -'at-.-l ..s 'Hf.t't'I tiat 3 I1"- sou
- ea.i.s --is-s I,u-aUs stock 90 Muse ami snail
L. -rsaults Go SIR. Geo Adams, aaI .llI cH#alct che
bg-5.es-5 - heretofore - t.s od stand. iHe IS AJAX ng
large affiluas % uy former stocA. and I r--g-ctfu.i.
ss-i-ii lHr aia the patronage heretofore e1tsD'ri @
are iu tHi- % parchment. AZ Cor rag sei 90 s. u. iut.E-
so oil PLANO FlalEs AND v~ELopE5Ns. am
NOW recei .il= the largest stock iu tIis I.Ee. 4 have
ever purchased. and tH prepared e. 50, the est stock
and a.. c~ielIyst- Ii shall Hc MY aim, As /; has been.
90 sell none Int those I believe 10 Ee the Rest iustru.
ments. AMI 60 s1ca prices as Co make Il IL 1u object lGr
persons 10 purchase 60. me 5l-i-lI Of Hu.ruz al Ci.ve-
Land. Pitts urea or El,t. / select my Instrument,
with the -reItestc-fc. deliver th.a ANA warrant them
not U-iy Co De good, Nut O. satisfy the purchaser. l
have uo@ been selling Pianos and NeIo ielus for over
: years. and 80 Tar as J know. my customers have
without Hl exception seen perfectly sIt iel. CD every
respect. 10Th Aith the quality II their instruments and
the price paid. ! sutioiu tt- names Of "a feg "f those
who nave purchase Pianos o. mc within the last ,
years, 20 Ehon persons Interested can refer:
W,RsEN-I. L. Fuller. Esq; Rev. ). Marvin; Lewis
J. ~Iaiiuss; Hon. II. B~irchirl; T. ). NcLtin. Esq;
J. NJ. Hezlep; J. l.. Weeks; H-ary Smith; p. FulS; ,.
Urainari; Airs. Hartford; Miss L. Grleter, Music
Teacher; BYRON Reed; j. Esutrot; C. NJ Patch
NiLrS-jsmes Russell; Wan. Wrri; Josiah BDHa.us.
NL~ro.--iIss- J. Toll; James Powers.
NE"roS FALIs.-Horace Stevens; J. Grove E.
Lyman-a
HIg An. o.-pres. Hayden. Hiram College.
FAavtSaIoN--Miss L. e. Sseliuau, Music Teacher.
B7.srol.-J- W. Pattru-aie; II. Corey, II. b.
B-0uNr ELD.-Chcstcr Howard.
FAFEuAS. O.-Geu BufL.
Ku=IlS.-D- Allen. ". D.; II. Burnari; J Kinsman.
HasNoN-i.llsl GlarS; Lyman Leonard.
B.zzrsA.-Ej VI. Dray.
II BRtgD-IahUC rsnier.
GIRAan--H. Blruhisci; Ferris Townsend; VIM.
Eiclarls.
YolNas.ov. &C. C. Chapman: Wm. Ross, Man
sion House; =. a uires; 4. 3Iell ury.
PoLaSD. OBJ. I. Lee.
NEW C,sTuE, Pa. q. Morgan; F. Perkins; SAM
uel Pearson; a Henderson.
WILWfNGTDS, Pl-Eev. VIII. Francis.
BIstnvaN.-C. c. firai ard.
S.c8ad hand Pianos and NeIoisons taken in ex-
chlr-c Tor nes ones. All Instruments delivered free
OF charge. and kept IN order for / year.
W rr,u. Nov. .. 1855. st. POMERDY.
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Profitable Farming.

We would lie to know if any of the
Trumbull county farmers can make an
exhibit Of more profitable farming, than
the following, given by HARMON AUSTIN,
Esq, ofthis township In April. 1854,
l plowed ten acres of warm, sandy land
with MoRLET's double Michigan pillow,
and rithOut narrowing, planted it in corn.
The season being tie driest and most
untagora6e ever known 1 so5 only 900
worth of corn. In September, l cut up
the corn, set Il in shocks, then without
blowing, sowel and narrowed in about
10 bushels OF wheat, fl ON which L har-
vested this Sc n, $500 worth of wheat,
making the product, OF the ten acres of
land, one p'owing and y narrowing. in
the space of IS months. of $500, or $50
per acre.
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IT is said that w. T Bascom, Esq,
one Of the editors of the Ohio State Jonr-
nal is to be Clerk of the Senate of this
State.- CIeceLander.
Mr.. B. :, we understand, a candidate
for The post, and we hope to chronicle
HIS election. He will make an excellent
officer, and deserves a unanimous vote
at the hands of the Republicans of The
Senate. In the campaigns of "a and
50 his la5Ors in the Journal have elicit
ed the unqualified appropriations of the
Republicans of Ohio.-Akron Beacon.
1t is all true, rs the Beacon says, and
if any man in Ohio deserves the need of
"well done good and faithful servant"
Bascom Is that man. We hope he will
receive at the hands of the Republicans
any Office he may wish to take CT any
he is willing to take eyeland Herald.
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NEW pIANO MITSIG S0NGS

~ Cool News from Home. o, come not when th,
heart ! sad, The Dying Californian. Leila. (sous and
GL'rusJ PAS. PISS Away; Away for the Coun ~
what ! love. Wy Cot beside the Sea. Hast tlau fo-y1t
ten Wy Mothers Grave Ouly Waiting. The Broken
Lutte V =aaierci y The Hut side. Htv. Won seen
Go. Early Flowers, The Soldiers Dream Of Home.
Sweet AMI Sour.
The pieces arc all VIEW. and beautifully arranged
for the Piano an Mel0deon. We have also a en-.
Of New IOikas, Marches. ut
oc3l POMERDY'S OLD NTSIC STORE
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1 tween REv. Isaac Essrrr. AMI JOEL TIrTsST,
Es2-, viii he Published cu the let of September, ~
GEO ADAMS Warren.
This book will he q large z iao. vol. OF ever 400 pa
yes. c'cscly printed and ven r1-ud. u viii be one Of
the cheapest books. Tor s7.25. tltt We have ever soli.
There WILDE. OF this edition, nut one thOuasnl CO.
PICS printed Il w,uil re :vi sable, therefore, fer those
who would he sure af n corg, 20 leave or send ia their
names. 81 they NAV &c on -1r list before VIC sueI 81 the
demand FOR the book from carly every county "a this
state. a. wrii rs frI.a iHiIier ne localities in she ada
cent -t1tes. Names ran be i-t a.
aaE22 DAM BOOKSTORE.
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DAINTING.-C. c. MCNUTT, House,
L Sign ana Ornamental Painter, Main sire {. lover
Gold STEMS Clothing StoreJ Warren, o. Dry and
ground zinc for sale. Faus Is.
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& NOTICE

- thomas IL. WELSH Before II. TmcslaIe. J.
V Z. Of Vienna. Trumt,yI
John Furguson. } county, Ohio.
The defendant viii take no-ice that the plaintfd
Suel Gus a writ Of attachment before said Justice of
the fet~e- on the first day Of Gcto1er. 4. d. IS5j.
against the monies, elects AMI credits OF said def.n
d1al, for the sum Of thirty = ven dollars and thirt,
eight ceats, (S3s:3S) a. q costs, being founded on Rook
account Sii4 cause viii &c FOR hearing IerBr. sliH
Justice. ~ Friday, The 10th dav Of Novemf e. 4. n
ls5j, at 10 O'Clock, 4. Il. THOMAS II. WELLS
Youngstown. Oct. p, 1855. or3I a.
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NE MILLINERY AND tANCY

~ STORE, at No. l5., Main street. three doors south
OF tnc p. o..
GESlNAG respectfully announces to the Ladies
of Warren and neighporing towns, that he has Just
opened a new AMI fashionable stock OF Millinery and
Fancy foods, consisting Of elegant French Elorers,
Il lhOus, straw Goods. EElirOiierI .Laces. Dress Trim
innings, uOsie y, Gloves, Nc., &c. and soIirits call
rom ali desiring anything an his line. Afull and fash
ouahll assortment Of BOnuets and Caps. OF the ates.
styles, will ne kept constantly On hlnI. Also StraE
BOuaets cleaned and pressed, aud all orders promptly
attended to. now L GESiILAl.
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.TOR PRINTING

JOB PItIN ING.
Having a Superior assortment n job Printing nate
rial. we are prena-e1 to execute in the best manner. all
kinds Of plain ana fancy Bnok and Lob Printing,
-srCH Is
Address Cards. Certificates LABELS.
Ensiness Cards Cheek Books. Manifests.
Rank Checks Colored Printing. Notes.
Bills Of LaainE. Drafts. Programmes,
Ball Tickets. Form Books. R~eceipts.
Blanks. al kinds. Handhills. show Bills. etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape OF Printing At
prices that cannot fail 20 suit and with the createstais
patch. We keen constantly on hand a good assortment
of Cards AM fine Stationery, from which those in want
Of Printing can select
Justices aud C9gstabIRS' Blanks,
WARRANTED. IORTS sGE OUT CLAIM DEEDS
SUEMovS. FNE~-rfnNs- SuHr=NAs- EfC-
Cn.s-.utlA IN haul ard Tor sale.
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AENAMELED G Brass Kettles. Blind
- Ba1s and Aruoli's sash Fasteners, can be fo,ud
~ JeiS a. l.. HORLET'S.
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w F. PORTER'SSKY-LIGHT DA-

s~GUEEREAN ROOMS. SECURE THE SHApow
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADE" The Subscriber is happy
to announce to the citizens Of warren and surrounding
country, that he has fitted up a suit of Rooms over Bald
wins Bookstore, south OF the Post ONCE. with 4 large
s~ky-ighf, where he is prepared TO furnish Daguerreo-
types in the Best Style OF the Art. He has 4 Gne as.
Sortment Of Materials, Cases, &C., Of the latest styles.
which he has received direct from New York. and
which will he furnished at moderate prices. He has
also 4 collection Of Oil Paintings and DaguerreOtypes
fOrthe qualification ofthe lovers Of Art, a. has spared
no pains to make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
place Of resort at all hours, and he is determined by
constant additions to keep up their interest and make
them one Of the places worth visiting, both by citizens
and strangers. And he looks for a liberal support in
his efforts to crafty those who require his services as
an Artist and Daguereotypist.
Pictures taken in ALL KINDS OF WEATHER.
All persons are cordially invited to call, whether
wishing Pictures OF not
nPWor done u my rooms mill be oarraRtsG.
WILLIAM T. PORTER.
Warren. Ohio. Sent. II, 1850.
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DEADT MADE CLOTHING AND
"a HATS AND CAPS.-We have opened a sales
room devoted exclusively to this trade. and keep as
large a stock as can lie found in the county-algays
cheap ant warranted we'll made. at the
NEW ORR STORE-
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DICTIONARIES! DICTIONARIES!

, We1stlr's whole Series;
WOrcestcr's do
Andrews Latin English, and English Latin;
Authors do do do
Anth0n's Classical Dictionary;
Anth0n's Greek and Roman Antiquities;
Geseuius' Hebrew and English Dictionary;
Ailer's German and English do.
Spheres French and En- lish do.
Nerman's and Barette's Spanish and English do.
LeveIett's Lat. and Eng. and Eng. ana Lat. do.
Bible House Dictionary;
Pocket Lexicons Of various kinds;
Authors, Andrews and Balloons Caesar;
oct L At "
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OUT IN WHEAT EARLY
%AssORTMENT on PURE

~ LIQUORS fer Medicinal purposes. and said to be
thebest in town,at lmay 81 PORTER & Co.'s.
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~ Whereas my wife, Emily, has frequently threat
ened to a1scond with other men. and has act1at ~ LEFT
my he'd and board without Just caus, or provo alton,
and has frequently threateneu my life, this is ~ waru
ali persons against har0oriHg al trusting her on my
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