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THF STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Il County IS. In the Court OF Common Pleas:
NI;I,on SntIiT Administrator of The said plaintiff, on
Psnjanin Williams. deceased, the 23d day of August,
rs. 1855, fl d in said
ct,rton Harrington, Samuel $court, his petition
orinbv eyrcptor Of Calvin G.. against said defend
Sntiid deceased. and James H.. ants, praying a de
Williamson. cree against said
Harrington to pay said Quinby, as said executor .Hc
amount Of a iudsm.nt in his iaVor AGAINST "
pIaintif, as said executor, against the plaintln As SAla
administrator, rendered by Jefferson Palm, Esq-Jus'
tice Of the Peace, January 9Th 1855. for the sam OF one
bundred dollars and costs, taxed at nine dsllaTs anh
TWENTY-FIVE cents, upon Il debt for services and expen-
ces original y due from said Williamson and Williams
N NJ 4 G. q. SutliG, assigned to said c. G. sutib.-
The said Williamson mus. appear and answer by the
ninth SATURDAY. after the twenty seventh day OF August
1856, or he will be defaulted.
aur. 81. lsJ6-6S. Artys. for Plaintiff:
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women and children in Kansas. Rather
than tie army should be put to such
uses, let it be disbAnded. The people
can take care Of themselves without it.
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LILLE NEW

The appointment of Geary is Iegarled
with Indifference here. If the terrific
rial laws are to be enforced, Shannon
might as well have done it as Geary.
The people of the territory will never
submit to the Border Rufian laws, no
matter how good or wise the Governor,
whose duty it is to enforce them. The
man who leaves the retirement of private
life, to accept the post Of Governor of
Kansas, under this administration must
be anxious to find al unhappy situation.
1t does not speak well for his judgement
or ability If Pierce had removed LIE
compe and Donaldson and Calhoun, he
would have shown some sense. Let
him ask his friend Hartman, Of New
Hampshire, what he should do.
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RepubIican Meetings,

J.. F. AsPER, Esq, will address the
people of Pennington, at the Town House
at the centre, on next Thursday evening,
and will speak in the north west part OF
this township, at Harsh's School House,
on Friday evening.
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eus Z isSs >" "-"u ''' -"'s y SPRING & REED.
DEAD AND RUN-AU the World a

II S;agvl $50 says Shakespeare, and 81 say We"
Solomon, the wise King Of Israel, WIS OF the opinion
there was 4 time to sell Deshier's Pills. We can as
surr YOU. friends, the time has come at SPRING q
REED when the 'Chills," F.Y-r aud ASae must
cease its devastation upon the human family, by the
use Of one box Of this positive remedy. -Drshler's
Pills" aug q, 1856.
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From the above statement it will he seen that Kero-
sene produces the most light, at the least cost. and
that Earning Fluid produces the least light at the
greatest cost
have also made a careful analysis ofyour Kerosene
Oil, and find it to be remarkably pure and free frOm all
substances which would otherwise Een1er it unit for
burning in lamps. When thus purified by the process
now in use, il is not explosive, even when it is heated
to PIP F., ami being much less volatile than c~amphene
is not liable to smoke.
In view Of the above facts, 1 am ~sanguine that your
Purified Kerosene" is destined 10 supersede all other
oils or burning fluids, rs Il source Of artificial illumin-
alton, and would -ecOmmend it as the most valuable
material for that purpose with which 1 am acquainted.
Very Respectfully, your nbd't Serv't.
EDWARD n. KENT, Chemist.
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DEATH OF ATTORNEY GENERAL KIM
BALL We are panied to hear of tie
death of Attorney General Kirhbal at his
residence in Medina yesterday. lie had
b en- i'll with dysentery for s,me days.
Mr.. Kimbail was last fall elected 10 The
Office he filed with marked abili Y and 10
the general acceptance of the people, and
h. has been cut Of in the prime of life
and in the midst of his usefulness. The
blow will be sudden and sad to his many
warm personal friends and acquaintance
in Ohio and abroad.
Mr.. X. had just completed his ar
engagements to make this city his home,
and practice of his profession Man pro,
poses; God disposes.-Hercld.
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OALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

y DER OF COURT. On the 18th day of September,
1850, at , O'Clock in the afternoon. on the premlsssin
Ohltawn, will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the follow
ing Estate as the property Of Eli A. WAGNER, Dec.
10 vii: Situate in weafhersheld township, Trumbuu
no-ceis or ITS of land in the village of 0hltown, one
containing a quarter Of an acre Of land, the other ABOUT
tbirtv-three square rods of land. and upon when here
il a dwelling house and blacksmith shop, the same
premises that the said Eli A Wagner died seized o.
For terms OF sale, inquire of the undersigned
HIRAM ROSE
49, o. 1s5f-4w Guardian Of Emma Wagner.
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The ladies of gainesville have adona-
ton party on the 21st, TO raise S225, to
pay a judgment recently obtainee asainsS
a Mr.. D. H. Gray, in a breach Of prom
ise case.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
N Philip JaeObs,l


Al nv instance A writ OF Attachment was issued by N,
Nitcb.II, a Justice of the Peace Of iln5hard township
Trpmauil county. Ohio, on the llth day OF August \.
d. 1886, against the goods, ehatteiS, rights, mohsSss
rreTlits and effects Of George Arrell,a nonresident
of said county, for the sum OF thirty-eight dollars and
g. cents. and interest thereon from this date. Detend'
mt Wiu take notice said cause will be for hearing on
tbe 9nth day Of September, ls56, at : o'clock Z. NJ.
Unbbard. Aug q, 1856 3w." PHILIP JACOBS
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Wanted Immediately.

Information where pious persons can
attend church on Sunday, and hear the
Gospel preached without being abused
for their political opinions.
Any person furnishing the desired in
formation will be LITERALLY REWARDED
Address, J. B. s.,
Aug. 90, 1856 If. Warren, o.
Democrat.
In Major Buford's Camp of Border
Rufians, j. B. s., will find the very
place where he will not be abused for his
political opinions, but he would find
neither churches, mol hear the Gospel.
He will probably always feel abused
when he hears the Gospel preached, SO
long as be believes it right to hold his
fellow men in bondage, so Ing as he
upholds and defends theft, robbery and
murder, because they are committed by
pro- slavery Democrats in Kansas.
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EARM FOR SALE:

Il As the subscriber is DESTROYS Of settling up his
business and going west, he offers fOT sale on resona
bic terms his very desirable little farm Of sixty five
acres, situated one mile west Of the centre OF Btsetta
Township, T-umbull County, on the north and south
rOad-called ScOville road-at what is called Freer'S
cOrners,-a very pleasant situation, and in a hrst-rate
neighborhood. The farm is in good repair. well water
ed from springs, and a good never falling well at the
house; a good hearing orchard Of grated fruit For
premises. ELISHA MESSENGER.
ana % Is
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EARM FOR SALE.-Executor's Sale

of Real Estate according to viii, on the JUN aay
September, lS56, will be sold between the hours OF ~
O'clock A VI and 4 O'Clock p VI, on the premises, the
following described tract Of land, known as the nome
stead farm Of Peter Carlton. late OF Liberty township
dscsas~J- the aid farm is situated in Liberty town
shin, Trumbull county, on the State road Leading from
Warren to Youngstown, near Girard, on the line OF the
C & MR.. X. Said farm contains i0O acres, +OSeIeS
Timber. the balance under good Improvement; good
buildings and well watered. Also, large oreharu OF
GRATED fruit. Terms made known on day OF SAFE
T. B. CARLTON, Execp,ors-
PETER CARLTON, ! ~
- -. o. I2lg Tvs
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.REMONT II DAYTON.-We have

Il a cheap edition for the pocket, containing their
lives, with . beautiful steel portrait Of eaeh,-1iso the
Declaration Of Independence and the C0HstLfnfi0I OF
the United States. Price Is cents a. ADAMS
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GALE OF LAND

y 50 acres OF good land Willie offered at puhls sale
on Sa,urIIy, Sept g., 1856, on the premises. situated IN
the Southeast corner OF Karminston township Irua-
hull County, o., on tie road leading from the east cor
ners in FaTmingtOu, south 10 southington' known
a. the north part Of the farm formerly belonging to
Joel Hyde, deceased, Sale 10 commence al 40 eioeS-
T-rIns, one ha.f = yn aud the renIiuIer ia one year.
ARIA BROWN,
nve uCRl
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MUsICtl s.

NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC :! ).
Int. fOMER0 has just received a choice lot Of
new music-among which, are the following gems
Columbia the gem OF the Ocean; or Red. White and
Blue: Wilkins and his Dinah; Fremont Campaign song.
adorned with an e&cellent photographic likeness Of
President Fremont himself; Sti!l still the Same-a new
and very popular song; Fremont and Nictory-a great
song for the times; Give 'em Jessie"-POlka; Ere
mont Grand Sarch; Buck & Breek Polka: Ibid you
ever"-song Our Jessie; viii Nobody Come; Very
Best p ,lka; Very Worst Polka; Mary in Heaven; Hold
Your Horses; What is Home without a Mother; BObin
Around; De Ole Kitchen. and To-day and To morrow,
two new Christy songs. The above sell fast, call soon
or they will he gone.
ou- . -
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IOMINTSTR NOTICE.-

N Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned mas
been appointe,tand quali6edlAdministrairix on the Is
tate of Joel W. Ensign, late OF Southington, deee9seu-
ELIZABETH ENSIGN, Administrators.
80 Attv aug %. leJ6-Sw.
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to the mail bag, a
Bravs mar
the party returned
t dawn were just al
TIE DRAGONS.

This morning, Company /, of the U.
S. Dragons, went to franklin. 1t is
said that a few arrests have teen made
here to-day. To night dragons are
stationed along the California road, op
posiie town, to prevent parties of armed
men from going out. The cut ihroats
at Washington Greek are to be driven out
and Company /, of the Dragons, which
is said to be composed principally of Blu
ford's men, who were compelled TO en-
list because of their poverty, can only
prevent it by driving them out them
selves.
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TAKE NOTICE

We have been requested to state that
the C. d NJ. RAILROAD will carry
passengers, who wish to attend the
Convention, 10 and from Garrettsville,
or Windham at HALE FARE.
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1JARY SMITHS A

WI Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate Of Mary Smith, late Of Bro1kheld, IrunoaIi So"A
deceased. LEICE>AEh Llama
An q. ESSAY
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FOR MEMBER or BOARD or PUILIC WORKS.
JOHN WADDELL, of Ross County.
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Picnic Convention.
Ion. BE. WADE,

And other distinguished speakers will
be there to address the people.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
HOMER NORTON, JOHN p. CONVERSE,
EDMUND SMITH, LYMAN TERREY,
SIMEON LEE, OLIVER L.WoLcoTT
CHESTER BIDwELL, SAMUEL FANsLER,
JOHN T. BEAVER, CHARLES R. Hum.
The Committee of Arrangements will
meet at the Ledge, Aug. eth, to make
arrangements, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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FOR SUPREME ~JCDGE-FULL TERN.
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler County
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Ut6 advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid foI
when handed in.
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State Ticket.

FOR sUrRENE JUDGE-SHoRT TERM.
OZIAS BOWEN, of Marion County.
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0 SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ANSON SMYTH, Of Franklin Ccdnty
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JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS,
BENJAMIN F. HOFFMAN,.
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The Extra Session

Below is the Proclamation of the
President calling an Extra Session.
WASHINGTON CRY, August, ia
Cabinet Meeting decided on the follow.
ing:
By the President of the United States,
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The business will still be carried on at the Old Stand
in kinsman, by Turner & White, where will he kept a
good assortment Of Stoves, Ten and Japaned Ware
All jobs attended to promptly.
aug. p. ISJi TURNER & WHITE.
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TOMIE

The pro slavery encampment at Ossa.
wottomie was rather unceremoniously
broken up the other day. A party of
men made a decent upon it, took pos
session of a number of arms and quaint
ties of provisions. The robber camp had
heard of the approach of 4 force suai-
cient to punish them for their offences,
and wisely fled, leaving much of their
plumber behind them. They had erect.
ed a block-house fort, in which they had
stored their provisions, arms and plun
der-all movable articles of any value
were taken, and the Fort burned.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. Miss
vi VI. A. BRAINARD. will give thorough instruc-
ton upon Piano and MelOdeon. Particular attention
to vocal music and cultivation Of the voice if desired.
aug. y, sc. If
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Last night a party of about 90 assem-
bled and marched to Franklin. The
night was calm, and the bright moon
light made it clear and beautiful. The
heavy dew on the long prairie grass made
their march anything but pleasant
Within a quarter of a mile OF Franklin,
the company vas halted, and a detach-
ment Of 10 picked men, under command
Of Lieut.. George Earle, were sent down
the main street of the town, TO take a po-
sition opposite the fOrtifcation of Squire
Crane, and attract the attention of his
men, in order that the main body of Free
State men, who were under the immedi.
ate charge of Capt. Cracklin, might with
out discovery take an advantageous po-
sition in the rear. Lieut.. Earle first took
possession Of a store occupied by some
of the pro-slavery party. These men
were driven from the store Ond retreated
10 the log house. Earle then took a 20
sition on the prairie Immediately in front
of the log house and within close rifle
shot of it. Demand was then made for
the surrender of the log house, and the
arms and ammunition contained therein.
They refused to surrender. Firing then
commenced between Earle's party and
those in the log house. In the mean
time, Capt. Cracklin bad formed his
company into two divisions, the second
of which he stationed immed iately in
the rear of the place to be attacked and
about forty yards from it, where they
were somewhat protected by arail fence.
These men were ordered to lie down.
and await the action of Lieut.. Earle's
party. The other division were sta
tened behind a fence to the southeast
of the house, and about the same dis
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TOTALS, 18I4a7 17o,874 28,125
SANDER suit Decided.

Edwin Reynolds Plth: Stark County Com.
William II. Goer, Def. mon 'eas'
During the fall and winter of 1854 the de
fendant, W. II. Gecr, of Magnolia, circulated
report-that the plaintiff, E. Reynolds, who
is the principle merchant Of Waynesburgh in
this county, was broke up and had made an
assignment of all his effects to his brother vii
liam or his father-in-law, Joseph Robinson o
Jefferson Co., Ohio. A report which was cal
culated to injure the business standing and
credit of Mr.. Reynolds, and for which, Rey
nolds brought this suit, at the July term 1855
the case was tried, and the Jury disagreed a;
to the amount of damages. 1t was again tried
at the present term of our Court, and verdict
Of twenty five hundred dollars and costs of suit
was rendered for the plaintiff. This is tht
heaviest amount of 'smart money! that he
ever been adjudged by Stark County Jury il
q slander c2se, and will serve as warning tt
all who would trife with the reputation or 6
nancia1 affairs of others.
Bclden, Dunbar and McSwecny, for plaintiff
Brown, Meyer and Van Brown, for defendant
Canton (O.) Democrat.
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CONCLUSION.
The Record Of "a Triumph!

CONSOLATION FOR THE SUFFERING.
There is no little consolation in the thought
that, however the impostor may flourish for a
season, he cannot long continue to delude man
kind. How many men contrive to acquire 9
brief and flashy reputation, and then sink into
disrepute and oblivion! This is especially true
of the pretenders to medical skill, who, in an
age when diseases abound, seek to inveigle them.
selves into the confidence of the public, and tc
impose upon it with their noxious nostrums.-
We confess that, years ago, when we first heard
of the universal celebrity of Professor Holloway
we dstrustcd his lofty claims, and arrogated tc
ourselves superiority of discernmcnt which
would not allow him to entrap our judgment
Most heartily do we beg his pardon for the un-
just imputation. A careful study of his system
convinced us that we were indeed mistaken
and that the world, to do him justice, should
Immediately, as it undoubtedly will hereafter
rank him foremost among its benelactors. He
has solved the mystery of human diseases, and
proved that all medical treatment, from the
time Of Hunter, has been based upon false pre-
misses. Jenner did not effect greater revolu-
ton in the method of dealing with the small
pox than Dr. Holloway has done in the ordi-
nary medical routine of the present day.
The human blood is not a mere fluid, cours-
ing its way through the veins and arteries, and
partaking of the mere qualities of other fluids
1t is--startlng as the statement may SEEM
alive. It is, in plain words, 'the life Of man.
All physiological diseases, such as indigestion
deranged kidneys, liver, heart, lungs, stomach
all impure secrctions in the body, and large
majority of epidemic and endemic diseases have
their origin, or at least their exciting cause il
the impure state of the blood. Cleanse thai
and keep it clear set, and no sickness can pros
trate, or even assail the system.
This splendid discovery has given lusture t.
Professor Holloway's name transcending the re
nown of heroes and Statesmen We do nc
wonder at the great fame he has acquired in Ell
rope Asia, Africa, and Australia. We rejoic,
that he has visited our own country ant
opened an establishment in New York, whicl
will be q very TEMPLE OF HEALTH to our owr
+ citizens. His Pills and OINTMENT are til,
most wonderful sanatives which science and skill
have yet protueed,--N Y, SuAay Times.
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Hsase Falsehood gsefuted.

The wretched fabrication of the Philadelphia
Times, has found its way into the New York
papers and is alluded to in Yesterdays New
York Tribune, as follows:
according to the Times of Philadelphia
there has been quarrel between Mr. Buchanan
und the fllibusters and crazer sort of Slavery
EXtensionists. He hasn't the pluck to carry
ont the platform after all; and Wise, Douglas
and Slidell left Wheatland in disgust on Tues
day, refusing even to eat Thanksgiving dinner
with the old gentleman"
The Tribune and Times spread this alsehood
before their readers as precious truth. Our
regret is, that any such forgery should have
been committed in Philadelphia newspaper.
| Neither Mr.. Slidel nor Mr. Douglass has visit
cd Mr.. Buchanan since his election. The ar
! tcle in the Philadelphia Times is a wholesale
Observation-Disclosures.
The following is the wholesale hlsehood on
which the New York Tribune manufactured its
paragraph:
| Row AT WHEATXAND:--Gov Wise
Senator Douglas, John Slidell, and other dis
| tinguished members of the Slave Propaganda,
| have been at Wheatland. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Buchanan's constitutional timidity prevent
! cd MIN nom accedlng to the imperlouS sugges-
tions OF rather demands of Wise. The i'm
mense majorities east against him in the North
have made SO deep an impression as to cause
him to shrink from the extreme measures they
proposed to him. This hesitation has excited
the ire of his Virginia super aristocratic High
ness, the illustriouS and immaculate Wise. Sill
dell, more courtly, but not the less dangerous,
stroye to attain the same end. Even backed
| by Douglas they could not cxtort negative or
an affirmative from the President elect They
succeeded in frightening him very much, but
this very effect produced such extreme nervous
ness, that all will, courage and resolution had
departed from him.
| This ve-thousand- per -nigger, Mr.. Wise there
upon flew into tremendous passion left in high
dudgeon, refusing to cat a Thanksgiving dinner
at Wheatland He and Slidell evidently prefer
| Virginia corn cake and bacon to Pennsylvania
buckwheat and turkey PHILADELPHIA Times.
It is such inventions as these that the Fre-
mont papers keep daily spread before their rea-
ders. The result is that no one not even their
own party, can venture to repose any confidence
| in them, even If they happen by accident, to
tell the truth. Reading and writing is put to
poor use by these men, and they should be u
| shamed of it. -St0tesulan
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CtTItis estimated that there are 100000 pi-
amos in use in this country at the present time.
CoUSrERFErrKRs-As squad Of counterseiters
It is reported, are about Suspicious characters.
Look well to the money you receive, if you
should be so fortunate as to be offered any,
Oc5-on Friday night last some black hearted
scoundrel attempted to file or the wire cables
of the new Suspension bridge over Wheeling
creek in the city Of Wheeling. He was dis
covered before he had done any serious damage
but he succeeded in making his escape.
oErA widow woman, named Elizabeth Jenes
residing in the Fourth Ward, Wheeling, was
shockingly burned on Thursday, by the ignition
of her clothing from crate on which she was
boiling water. Her daughter, who rushed tc
her rescue, was also severely burned The life
Of the old lady is despaired Other entire clio.
thing having been consumed before the fire was
extinguished.
KILLED.-A darkey, named John Lee, from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio fell from the Central 0hiC
Railroad bridge at GAINESVILLE, on "Wednesday
evening" and alighted upon the rocks in the bee
of the Muskingum. He SSs so badly crushed
that he died in a few hours afterwards. 1t il
said that he was drunk at time Of the accident