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GREAT YATrLE SALE of pure

~ btSbU cHOkE uOkN DURHAM SIOCk, d.
KbCt FROM kENfUCAi.-The subscriber and his
son, after attending the ohio state Far AT Columbus,
anu the kentucky Fair at PARIS, have spent several
weeks IN BOURBON, CLARK, Fayetts and adjoining eoun
ties Ia hentuckyi examining and selecting from their
best herds, a very choice lot OF fine breeding stock,
Principally Co.'S and LETTERS. ali Of which have been
bred To the best IhOr0 guh-hred Bulls OF Kentucky.
All the aDOve,t together With one Large Bull 4 years
Old OF superior quality. and several Ball and Heifcr
Calves; also fulI hiOoded Durhams lover 20 head
Will be sold at Puslic Sale. on the premises Of the sub
scTiAer. On WEDNESDAY the 2oth day Of Nov. com
mencing ~ 10 o'clock.
All persons visiting to improve their stock, ac res
pectlily Invited 10 utte1d and embrace this, the best
Opportunity ever odered on the Western Reserve, TO
do so.
There will be also a fer pair Of oxen Zone pair very
suPeriorl and some other stock offered for sale the
sam day.
TERNS.-Sums ever so dolls. sixty days time. With
note aud improved securits, payable in the Maho-
ming Co. B1uE, at Youngstown, or a discount Of , per
cent. WILDE allowed for cash. r. II. WALKER.
Church Hill, centre OF Liberty)t
IrdHlbuIl CO., o., Nov. l., lcJj.
y B.-I can also furnish farmers with some pure
POLAND OATS, for seed, Weighing IS lbs. per meas
urei husaei; and produced this year 60 bush. Cy
weighD from one bushel seed uov73i R "
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THE GREAT DISCUSSIUN--Be

: tween Rse. Isaac BaRErT, ard Jokt TIyEGSr.
Es5. viii be published on tae LIST Of September, by
GEO, ADAMS .WarTen,O.
Tais book viii be a large z mo. vol. Of over acc pa
ees, closely printed and wei bound. J. viii Re one o..
the cheapest Books. for S1,25, tint we have ever sold.
There Wilde, OF this edition. hu. oEe thousand CO.
pies printed il woul be advis1hlc. therefore, for those
TSo would be sure OTIS copy, 10 leave or send in their
Names. 81 they nav be CT our list before We supply the
demand Tor the boak from nearly every county in this
@ase. ~ well IS from numerous localities in the ALA
cent States. Names esa be left AZ
aug22 ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
1 David 3. Gilmore.
vs.. Civil Observation-Disclosures

NT--TE NII|IW1N-
Tue defcadant, Joseph Crawford. sill take no;icethai
: suit IA attachment EaS Commenced a<aiast hin before
Jcfvrs1a Palm, Justice o. the Peace for Warren, Oct
; 1855. ana thsscs taken - the Court o. Cec,noa Pleas
for all county, anon certificate of said Jrstscc 10 y.
tlcA Anii. Unless said defendant answers by size Iva
day ~ November prox. judgment viii he taken - de-
fslit. and his llnjs within sad county sold 70 satiafy
Ia same. Amount claimed, Si5s2 <itk Interest r.cn
Oct ;, ls55. aad ces.ss LEGGETr 4 cox.
% 49, KEYS For 2T1
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M F. PORTER'S SKY-LIGHT DA-

w ~GUERREAN ROOMS. '.SgcURE THE SH.Dow
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADE" The Subscriber is nanny
to announce to the citizens OF warren and surrounding
country, that he has fitted up a suit OF Rooms over Bald
Fin's Bookstore, south OF the Post Once. with a large
skg-igAf, where he is prepared to furnish Daguerreo-
types in the Best Style OF the Art. He has a fine as
sortment Of Materials, Cases, &c. OF the latest styles,
Fhieh will be furnished at moderate prices. He has
also a collection Of Oh Paintings and Daguerreotypes
for The qualification Ofthe lovers Of Art. a 4 has spared
no pains to make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
plaee 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
md strangers And he looks for a liberal support in
his efforts to gr atty 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 or not
IPWork done at my rooms piH be 1arraRtsd.
WILLIAM z. PORTER.
Warren, Ohio. Sept. Ie, 1855.
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nNsUMPTIoN CURED-oAsEOF Mr.. L.. R. MONT
PIANO MUSIC. \

~ Cool News from Rome, o, c1-s not when the
heart Is sal, The Dying Californian, Leua, (sons and
ch0ruSO HHss. Pass Away. AEay for the Couu-ry.
What I Love, Ny Cot beside the Sea, Hast thou fcrrot
ten. Ny Mothers Crave. 0nly Waiting. The Broken
Lutte I've wandered hy the Hat Slle, nar. YOU seen
sam, Maid OF my Heart. frizmpA Of Faith, or Eet Nc
Go, Early Flowers, The Soldiers Dresm o. ncme.
Sweet and Sour.
These pieces are al NEx. cni bellsifuily arranged
FOR the Piano aRi Acloieon. ne have also a fne 10.
Of New PclkaF NarcAes.a Al
oc3i p0aER0Y'5 OLD MUSIC STORE.
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Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day
Comes off on Thursday next. Divine
service will be had at the Methodist
Church in the forenoon. In the after
noon, turkIes, pumpkin pies, and social
intercourse, viii be in order.
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NEW MILLINERY AND fAN

NEW MILLINERY AND rANCl
~ STORE, At No. 10, Main street, three doors soutl
Of the z. o..
GasIiAAY respectfully announces TO the Ladie:
OF Warren and neigh5oring to$ns, that he has Just
opened a new and fashionable stock Of Millinery and
Fancy SEQ Is, consisting Of elegant French Florers.
Ribbons, straw Goods, EmIroider les. Laces, Dress Trim.
mlugs, HOSE .. Gloves, Ike, &c, and sOlicits a call
from all desiring anything in his line. Afull and fasa
ionahie assortment Of Bonnets and Caps, OF the latest
styles, will he kept constantly on hani. Also Str4w
Bonnets cleaned and pressed, and all orders promptly
attended to. now / GESHNAN.
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Profitable Farming.

NORRIS J. IDDINes, of Rowland,
ploughed two acres of land once, after
oais, sowed wheat, and harvested eighty
bushels OF wheat. Immediately after
cutting the wheat, it was thiashed, and
sold for 81 % per bushel. The receipts
were therefore fifty dollars per acre, for
one year. If the wheat had not been
sold for sixty days, the amount would
have been SO per acre, as within that
time the price of wheat had risen to
81 rs per bushel. Mr.. AUSTIN must try
again.
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Plan F0 KTE S!
r WISH 10 SAY TO TINE MUSICAL

WISH 70 SAY TO THE MUSICAL
I PUBLIC OF tails vicinity, that owing 20 the Unex
pectel improvements Of ans cath, / am suu la Warren
and u9s intend TO remain here and devote Eyset
with creator activity than ever e. the mlsic business
1 VIII also state. in this connection, that I have sold
Ly entire miscellaneous stock OF Music aEd small
INSTRUMENTS % Mr.. Geo. Adams, who Will condnct ths
business rs heretofore at the OLD stand. lie is max ng
large additions TO ny former stock. and l respectfully
solicit for him the paI OnaEe heretofore extended 70
&c in this department. A. Cor Iaysei it Is my iIten-
tioE d devote all my uae. e ercy and capital % TIE
sale Of PIANO FnRrES AND M~EL1DEONS. 1 am
now recei ring the largest stock in this line. l have
ever purchased. and an prepared 10 say the best stock
and the cheapest. L. shah be Uy aim, as it has been,
% sell zone but those 1 believe 10 he the hest Instru-
meuts, AMI at such prices as 70 make it IL an object FOR
/ persons to purchase OF me instead Of buying at Clsve-
land. Pittsburgh or Elzt. I select ny Instruments
with the creates. care, deliver them and warrant them
not only to be good, Tut to satisfy the purchaser. l
| have now been selling Pianos and MeloieOns for over
: years. and 50 far as ] know. my customers have
without an exception been perfectly satisfied. in every
respect. both with the quality af their instruments and
the price paid. suhjoin the names OF a few Of those
Who have purchased Pianos OF me within The last ,
years, to whom persons interested can refer:
WAgREN-I. l.. Fuller. Esq; Rev. J. Marvin; Lewis
]. Idlings; Hon. N. Birchard; T. J. McLain. Esq;
J. VI. Hezlep; !, l.. Weeks; Henry Smith; 2. Fuls; >.
3rainari; Mrs. Hartford; Miss L. Graeter, Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. yautrot; C. ". Patch
NILEs-Janes Russell; Wn- Ward; Josiah Robbins.
MrLroN.-Hon. J. Toi; James Powers.
NEvgroS ~FALLs.-uoraee Stevens J. Grove; E.
Lyman.
BE AeEvItLE III. Sheldon.
nIEAN, 0.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARx.sGroE.-Miss l.. c.. Steadman. Music Teacher.
BRIsroL-J. W. Pattengale; H.. Corey, n D.
LOnNFIELD-Cheste Howard.
fRsENAS. O.-Gen Burt.
kiNsNAN.-D. Allen, ". D.; II. Burnard; J. Kinsman.
NrSNoN-RaIsa Clark; Lyman Leonard.
BAzErIA.-EIi W. Dray.
HCBBAEB@John Cramer.
GJEAED.-H. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsend; VIM.
Richards.
Yorvas .ox, &C. C. Chapman; wm. Ross, Man
sion House; J.. Squires; A. Eledhury.
POLASD, OBJ. 4. Lee.
Nav CAsrLE, PA. 3. Morgan; +. Perkins; Sam
uel Pearson; A Henderson.
WiLNgNGTON. PA.-Rev. Wm. Francis.
BoARDNAN.-C. &. Braii ard.
Second hand Pianos and Mel0deons taken in ex-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered free
OF charge. and kept in order for ] year.
Warren. Nov. 7.ls55. ST. POMEROY.
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HANSON COLTON,S ESTATE

y Notice is hereby given. that 1 have been aP-
pointed Administrator of the est lte OF Alsnson Cotton.
decd, late of Bazetta, TrumbGll county, Ohio. All
persons having accounts with said estate will please
notice. ELISHA MESSENGER.
Nav ! I755 2s
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Dramatic

"COuldock's Dramatic Company are
announced to appear this evening, at
Empire Hall. The attractions for the
occasion Area Glance at Philadel-
phia," and the "Nlaid of Croissey," with
Songs, Dances &c. Of the talent of
the Company, We can speak more adyi-
sedly after seeing them.
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DIR. Eardman,

DR. Hsrdnan.
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,
viii be at his rooms at the Gaskill House,
Tuesday. Nov. 9Th
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Love Among the Turks

A young man, desperately in love
with a girl at Stancho. eagerly soughtlo
marry her, but his proposal was rejected.
In consequence OF his disappointment,
he bough. some poison and destroyed
himself. The Turkish police instantly
arrested the father OF the young woman,
as the cause, by implication. of the young
mans death, under the fifth species of
homicide he became, therefore, amena-
BILE for this act Of suicide. When the
AUS came before the magistrate, it was
urged literally. by the accusers. that il
he, the accused, had not Il daughter, the
deceased would not have fallen in love,
consequently he would o have been
disappointed, and had died. Upon all
these count he was mulcted to pay the
price of the young mans life. which was
liked at eighty piastres, and vas accord.
ingly exacted.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY-The sub

/ scriber offers his services, to those wishing to To-
cate lands in Iowa, at reasonable rates. Particular at
ton paid to Locating Land Warrants. or il desired, L
viii locate and sell the land. for one half the profits,
counting each warrant worth 81 25 per acre. and pay
my own expense. except the ohee Zee, which is one
dollar for each 30 acres)
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located for cash, or eastern drafts, or On time.
Taxes paid and titles examined. In Central or Northern
Iowa. EDWIN
ReGerences-Geo. Tayier, Esq, Cashier Of the West
=rn X Bank; Austin d. kisbee, Esq, Rev. A. ". Brown,
Earminst IN, o.. D. II. Tar, Esq. Coiulnhus, o.
Scotch Grove, Jones Co., Iowa, Sept. 10, 1855.
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A Perfect Cure for stammering and Slut

A Perfect Cure for stammering and Slut
tering.
l feel it due to the cause of humanity
and human suffering, to say that DR..
French, who is now staying at the Amer
lean House, in this place, called at my
residence, on William street, this morn.
ing, and cured my daughter of what l
supposed was a confirmed habit of STAN.
mering. in the short space of Is minutes.
MARIA VI. BARTLETT.
WARREN, O., NoI 10, 1855.
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NOTICE.

IL Whereas my vile. Emily, has frequently threat
eued to a5sc0ui with other men, and has actually left
my bed aud board without Just cause or provoration,
and mas frequently threatened my life, this is TO warn
all persons against harhoring o. trusting her on my
account. as l viii pay 40 debts Of her contracting.
johnson. Nov. :. iSj5 If AMI EBB.
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ENGRAVING ON WOOD The

I'm UINN ANU ON OOU TITO
IL Subscriber is prepared to execute all orders In
the above line, such as Views Of Buildings, Bill or
Newspaper Heads, Envelope Stamps, Illustrations for
Books, Handbills or Ness Pa .ser, &c, &C., in a superi.
or manner. Also.
DRAWINGS AND DESIGNS
o. all Kinds, such as Views OF Houses. Hotels. shops,
Furnaces, Machinery, or Designs for the Patient Once,
&c. &c.
- Call at my Rooms over Baidwin's Book Store,
where specimens may he SEEN W. T. RTE
Warren, o., Sept u IS
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Printers Consolation.

Printers Consolation.
Below we publish, rer5atim, a speci-
men Of the c~onsoling ePistles We some
times receive. The writer owes US for
the Chronicle for the time we have been
engaged IN its publication, and how
much to the former proprietor, we do
not know. One thing, however, we
must give him credit for. He ent US
the information himself, and does not
leave US to find ie out at some future
time. Perhaps, if we knew his where
abouts, we would send him a receipt in
full.
"Mr a adams and g n hapgood you May
stop Ny paper for i will Be out of the
Sale Before you get this Joseph D. Low
ell"
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IMPORTANT TO THEAFFLICTED

L DIR. FRENCH, at the American House, has treated
very successfully, several cases OF SUFFERING and
sTANNERISG, IN this vicinity. His method OF curing
these painful defects, is at once simple and Perfect
lie offers to forfeit 500 if any one can naturally STAN.
mer or stutter anu follow his directions.
As he Will leave in n short time, those who desire to
consult him had better call soon. mill
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XNoOD LAND col SALE.

The subscriber cEers for sale a ,fact Of wos
lahd, Comprising s5 acres. Situate in the souih Vc
part Ct the township Of Asoc,. Il Is we'll -tpck
Wa timber Tor saving purposes, aud will be oaer
ehe-p' Tor particulars, sriiy -
JUEL. ELINGENSMITH.
ChasrViqn. Crs. 81. 1913. a
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VOSHUA w PECK,S FSTATF

y Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrators on the estate
Of D. W; Peek, late Of Irumhull County, deceased. Da-
ted at Rowland this sth day of November, Is55
noVl4-St JULIA +. PECK.
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DEUBEN ROBENS ESTATE

III Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor on the estate
Of Reuben Robens, late Of Trumbuil county. deceased.
5. z. Robins.
Brookfeli. Nov. = 1855. n
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE :
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

- Cras. A. Harrington has been appointed admin
istrator upon the estate OF Eli MOrehouse. Late o
Green, deceased. CuAS. A. HARRINGTON.
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L Two or three more GOOD ONES. left yet at Pome-
roys Music Store. A good horse will be taken in ex
chang for one Of them. IL offered soon.
Warren. Oct. %. s. T
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DROCLAMATION EXTRAI-GREAr REDuCTIO
IDUCTION "a

DROCLAMAIlON EXTRA GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!-
L II III PEoPLEOF RUNBUL. AND ADJOINING COUNTIES Hoh have eusndedn meala and
rmTunsa Ptontge 1m smENy PAST hvmehp period ct tTeh hsteen ny good foneb
la@ p@aH gMh unm1H.E 9Smy S TS many changes; SxyeMs ago ad tn Clothing
ia Warren Starting ha determination to SHeaapa ntd Eg. heh hoped to build a trade that would
eg1g ncS and ring 9eTsSe R MHI T %N9M Tn% zach earth eneest 1oeu hoE we're his patrons
IMm marked tn suss fhke establishment An TVS Pu0LAN IS Hd u nfma mi whoa rel want
of CLOTHING, of any DESCRIPTION, PRICE. QUALITY OR QUANTITY,
nav LEI II VAN. ROUGH down n PRICES OSTROLLED TE BUSINESS since the.
commencement Nd Fan so II D FGR II FUTURE am now receiving direct m the ETn
Cities the LsRGEST STOCK o FALL M WINTER CLOTHING r opened in TnmmI Cmmv con
htnsn part fh efonoEing goods. Heyya n Pine 0yecon, ahgea assortment anH kinds rdesmd
Qualities Dress rock Sack MlB usnesC Goats. of all c0Or. shades sand nrNe= All kinds Pants r
the caHedo the vy fGa Thnid asonent of SSo nisdngG snk vd+W plaid fancy an T1
satin. sm,@ smr.cOd cashmere &c; isH Furnishing Goods Shirts. Drwe. Unbuhf% Cnws
.IRnBrcheE- Collar. Seeks mS UpniHS fines stock HEa ndC APPS WCh win beddc henrhn
theses articles vrh have iNn SOLE in TTnhuHC County.
A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING.
Ihvea also fines and we'll sGeds took dCLOTHS. CAsSIHEREs VRSuNGS and OyERCOATTNG for
the puu@ off alugu all kinds deuSom YORK; which wH be uaufm made heteaani most hhnbs
syiean the best mechanics in The country. Andir or r htc community maj he posted NJ in em to
pre,am iheH MewgHedh Dnt being laTeih snsOfh the small eonrsa oHtownI gea brief list
Of prices. WFREAD
Good wooden overcoats from So, 10 upwards. Good wooden suit of cloth coat,
pants, vest and shirt, $500. Fine black suit of cloth, consisting of
black coat, black pants and satin vest $500.
Nv stock the LARGEST BIS SELECTED and sndr really to prove HdrdAuvh III pryr S-
TuuiH Cnnt. Io@r uhr sale. nenes wnhn the an-am aud rmEEn~oTan Ths
fuyrm ah ofCLoTHING, htmes y- bka gunde examines the stocks Of tn small dealers in his Tdse
1T aim GMng yOun qny orr rice. the fault willie my own. my enpetas.w hoS ofr forge the
dwHae ft~de alto ihugen themselves pgntt heh their Employ umcem M dnreT5 AT.
tempt to uTe my reputation by resort 0s a1tHOls mmHepreenadolS aniE Hlh h~hooi. have hut
the gdshuymgc community BETTER 0ODsn LOWER PRICES than Al or WILL do Ts THdreIjs
and WILL REDEEM and ehHyb seH my oil Tend%m dM peEeit H make e cFahnesd of wems
when they an uakeu envemat@G give me @L Remsmsr3 d@n,O Oak Frm. 2drs sh Of tn Post
Ohc- NoSn andl Main street. "TehrO N. se9 J. GOLDSTELN
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IL handler Hawley,
Exr. Of Tk0s. HaWley, dec't
Oliver HawIey, ct al

H handler Hawley,
VS. Petition 10 sell land.
Oliver Hawley, ct al
The said Oliver HawIey and George Forward and
Aun Laviaa Barlow. and her husband, - Barlow,
iej5, said Executor fled his petition in the Probate
Court Of Trumbuil county, Chic, the object and prayer
OF which ? tition is 10 OBTAIN an order Of sale, on the
lst day Of D eember, 1855, for the payment OF legacies,
OF the following described real estate, (Of which the
said Thomas Hagley died seizei) to wit: Fifty acres OF
lad, more. or less, situate in the To Snship Of Fowler.
county Of rrumaull, and State Of Ohio, and known as
part of lot No. Al, in said township, unless said def's
appear and object, the petition viii be allowed.
HAWLEY.
Nov. :, 1855. It Exr. of Thos. Hawley. deed.
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POSTSCRIPT

ANSWER TO CoRREsPoNDESrs FOR THE "RossIrER-"
a. n. C."-Sent on the 18th.
&C. O-"-Three packages sent on the lsth-money
was 0. h.
L. B. D."-YOu money came safe, but where do
you live
alance to-day.
81 S. M.r-That kind of money always gOes-sert
package this day.
&C. S."-sent yesterday the eight packages 20 the
vaiious parties, and wrote you particularly in regard TO
applying the handages.
y. A"-The price Of the hIly mentioned IN the
Spirit is one thousand dollars. Semitic Volatile"
on the 18th. July 20. 1855
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THE
WcstcfQ Resesbc Chronicle
IlPGea9 6 ADAgS, PrOptietOrs.

TERMS-3Re aoiia1 and Fifty Cents, in
advances Two Dollars, II payment is not
made in advance.
Nc paper discontinued Until all arrearages are PAID
except at the option ofthe publishers.
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nECISIVE COMMISSIONING
II OF H FORT MALARIA y NIAsMAt

H OF TIL FORT AT AND MIASMAt
SUCCESSFUL RESULTf
ISTEREsTISa TO AGuElsTs!-The long protracted
siege Of the above named Fort, by the combined forces
Of Quaek-pathy. Homeopathy, AlloPathy. and various
other medical powers, was suddenly brought to = sue
cessiul issue by tic appearance Of one package Of
PRAIRIE VOLATILE!
The contents OF which being discharged for forty three
hours under the direction Of CHKgLEs RErBEN HARMON,
speedily brought the enemy to terms. whO had for SO
long a time been shaking" defiance to her foes, and
''chining" their ranks endeavOrs-
The PRAIRIE VOLATILE is a specific Ague Cure,
tSee DemOerat) Price, One Dollar; forwarded by mail
Postpaid Order direct from the proprietor.
ARL REUBEN HARMON,
Colesburgh, Delaware Co., Iowa
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- Ceirt. Trlnlua COUNTY OF .1i. Is5j.
IAe iull1~ir- account o. I.Srs.. Aim.s. n.i Guards
having be-a liei in thc office u tie Probate Court
ths ccnrty guS State AFORESAID, VIII remain on file E
inspection ami exceptions CLul the I'D day % No
next. when me sable Nii-te examined and ordered .
record. IL ROT eXoepte'! 10. 10 Wiz;
Autiens Brooks, fual settlement Of Executor,
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-21

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of Gold
- Breast Pins and Ear Drops, OF every description
ana price. now KINGS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-21
NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND

~ WINTER D are nog arriving. and the cry
VIII be. "stiH they come for the next sixty days. We
have endeavored to get up a stock. for tie coming sea
son, which has never been equaled in Trumhuli COun-
~, for extent. completeness aud afaptedness to the
wants Of the public, and the Ladies in particular. In
SILK AMI Fancy Goods, we have never had \ stock 50
Sorthy OF inspection; while in STAPLE GOODS we are
fully at home. and prepared to convince oi friends
that prices hare not ezUGacel. IS has heen given out.
Sent. &c. 1856. PARKS & VENT.