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Republican Meeung at niles.

The citizens of Miles and vicinity have reason
to be proud of the demonstration in that place
on Saturday afternoon and evening. A large
number of people were in attendance; the pole
raising was well and successfully executed; the
banners and flags were exceedingly numerous,
and the notices well conceived. Tn monument
to the memory of the Kansas martyrs, was some
thing new and appropriate, and its resemblance
TO a real monument, very close. The speeches,
both in the afternoon and evening, held the au
dienee in rapt attention during the whole of their
addresses. Messrs. HUTcHINs and BALDWIN, were
the orators of the afternoon; and Messrs. JESSE
BALDWIN and c. W. SMITH, of the evening. Mr..
BALDWIN made, as usual, a logical irrefutable ar
gulnent in favor of the nationality of freedom,
and against the extension and usurrations of
slavery; and Nj. SMITH, as is his custom, fairly
brought owl the hoase.
While Mr.. BALDWIN was speakingin the house
Zone of the churches being occupied by the meet
ing.) D.. F HOFFMAN, Esq, addressed those on
the outside, in a short but effective speech. When
he had concluded, PHILo REED, Esq followed
briefly.
When ashe speaking was concluded, the assem-
blage was entertained by a god display of fire
works, after which it dispersed. The people of
Nil5s deserve credit for their spirit, and liberali-
ty manifested on this occasion. The remark
which We heard made at the close of the affair.
by one of the spectators, was very just and ex-
rressive. He said-"Well, Niles is Il small place,
but it has lar9v spunk and more liberty poles.
than any other town of Its size in the United
States"
A considerable number went down from this
place on the Express train with the understand
ing that an extra train would return from Nils
at the close of the mscting. Blu. the Committee
WIRE unable u effct an arrangement with the
Railroad Company to run a night train. In this
dilemma the citizens of Niles. with a magnani-
nifty which docs them great credit, rugged up a
number of t,am, and conveyed the Warren boys
hcmc.
There were many more in this town who had
intended to 60 on the Express train, (some Of
whom bought tickets but on learning that no
train would return that night, they did not go.
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Trumbull County Erect.

The Republican majority in this county
i'191+ This is a gain of 800 over last
year, which was a gain of 800, over the
year before. Green is the banner town
ship, the vote being, Republican ia
Democratic 20. This is a gain of So
over last yer, Republican gain in this
toy nship 60.
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DIR. DAYS COMPOUND DANDELION sYRcP.
ITO THE WORLD and il, FRIENDS

/ oder this invaluahle med cir.. for Spinal and
Liver diseases, Ague. Weakness O the iack. Kidneys.
Falpitation Of the Heart. DIZZINESS Of tie Heal. and
Consumption in its first stages. All such affections
ean and viii he cured il used according TO directions.
us eilcacious merits. as the patient viii soon ne satIs
hed ~ use that II is the medicine above all others. Il
IS warranted TO cur tine aoove diseases. or the VI oncv
IN every case, Is refunded. ] say thc afflicted. trl
th:s medicine there can I've TO danger. as It i purely
vegetable. male Of roots acl basaS that grow IN our
own climate.
l hlyea EeilknoTn medicine, known a. Days niar-
rhe1 Cordial THAT viii cure the DySen5-ry. BiaTrher
or tiGN, IN common cases, IN h-- minutes to thee
hours- II Is Il mild Cordial, and a vegetable prepara-
ton. 1 also oler to the fuaiic, Days Liuimrnt. for
sores, tur.s. sprains, bruises, letter and ring worms.
sore throat, or Inflammation. a helm. jnfllliaiIe. 1t
Is applied externally Also DR.. Days Wash and row
der for sore eyes.
The medicines are warranted. AMI I risk my hoao-
and lie, that they are genui ne, ana / roGch to say that
taey are the hest medicines nov offered or IN We. !
say 10 tue afflicted, Law aSi = your pr-;uiices long
e9ouSa 10 try these invaluable rs;ue lies. The have
not beeh got NJ for n humhuc; the kaoEielce 81 them
h1s not been hstchel in the dark. or la a moment l
have HAD the knowledge OF them fr Years. and krow
tleif worth 10y Experience, aud have been urTSulded
IRON TINE 20 time to compound and prepare .aem Cor
u-e. l have complied wish these solicitations. and
the medlelues viii be found. for the present. only at
DR.. Day ; Harher Shop. On Mark, { s. Get. ! held KY
sell Ia readiness 10 cure iniamei aud sore eyes, and
all sores, lever sores, or any external Inflammation up
ontie body. a l.. c. DAY.
Warden. Oct P-I-
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A SIxoULAR FREAK or NArURE.-I

A SINGULAR FREAK oF NArURE.-Dr
B. W. Walton, Of MooresriIle, Alabama.
writes 10 the Huntsville LaapsaIsat as
follows:
"on the 10 of July last, a negro wo-
man. Mary. belonging to DIR. John H.
Hundly, near ibis place. gave birth to
three living infants. two whites and one
black. l note this, thinking hat il will
pose mary, il not all natui alisis. l.
there a naturalist in reach of the indie
penden.. who will explain this very sin
gulsr freak in nature? Ifthere is, | would
Ste TO boar from him" =
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1886. all ~ WINTER TRADE. 1850.
q u PATCH- wishrs 10 ell alten

VIII also exhibit at WINDSOR. Taesi. y, Oct. o..
{. u. JA~TI.. AGENT.
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GEN. ME tells a good story If Col.
Fremont and some South Carolina Sc
cessionisis. The General with The South
Carolina friends we're calling upon Col.
Fremont, and the conversation ran upon
the election, when one of the chivalry
said: ''Mr. Fremont if you are elected,
we will secede." Col. Fremont Instantly
replied; 81 hope you will make arrange
ments to leave the State teLind you"
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Shaking


There has been a very extensive business don
in the shaking line in this vicinity duri-g tn
Tast season, but We find in an exchange. She fol
lowing obituary Of a gentleman named FIN
porTox, who. it says used to circulate around tn
circular town of Circleville, in this STATE, whici
so far oats:rips any agu, that We can get u? her,
that We coy it.
"And he took the ague badly.
Ca it shook him, shook him sorely.
Shock his boots off aad his to- nails,
Shook his teeth out and his hair of,
Shook his coz all into ~tltsers,
And his shirt all into ribbons;
Shirtless. ~coa;less. hairless. toothless.
Minus boots and minis toe nails,
Still it shook him; shook him till 1t
Made him yellow, gaunt and bony,
Shook him till he reached his death bed,
Shook him till it shuflsd for him
Of his mortal coil, and then it
Having made him cold as could he.
Shook the earth still down upon him.
And he sill lies meath his grave stone.
Ever shaking, shaking, shaking"
Those who have began to shake, can probably
learn how to avoid the terrible fate of Sir. FLAr
BOTTOM. by reading fhe advertisement of DR.
SAM'L STRONG, in another column.
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"OOLEN GOODS. for men and boys
w wear. We have nov the largest and cheapest
stock OF Cloths, Casimeres. S~atinctts, Vestinss, &c f..
comprising every thing in the line Of Men and Boys
wear. from a good Jean at one shilling and sixp=nce
per yard 10 the finest Broad Cloth. at a moderate
price. Call and examine. at the
WARREN GOODS STORE.
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EROSENE OiL-NOT FXPLO.

u EROSENE OiL-NOT FXPLO-
n SIvE-S.ered By PGfezis. Important t,
leads Of Dep trtnents, Trustees Of Hospitals, A>y.ums,
Prisons. Schools, Colleges, Churches. Railroad Com
pInies. Factories. Ship Owners. Ship supply Meg. Orr-
ers Of Country Residences, Proprir,ors # N~atcrius
Places and Hotel Keepers.
The advantages possessed ~ the EsroseHs OIL, are:
lst-fhe intensity Of the light pTodscri;
2,-lt is not explosive;
3a-lt will remain fluid when the lee; 81 era OIL will
c0HEeai;
4th-I;s unrivllied economy Si.l0 worth kerosene
OIL giving ~ much Hight as 81 Of Rape Seed OIL. Sl2
II Whale oil, Sc5i7 o~fSPeTn OIL, or so f Burning
Flaid. IEsurlucr Companies allow il 10 be used with
out -fSdfi0asE PreuiHm.
The htroscEe Burner. with rise ana fall wick. can re
adapted WitI1 slight expense to the Mechanical. Coral.
Solar, Astral, .ls.a OIL. C4mphene AMI Web5's Patent
Lamps. or ID any ornamental Vas. Candlest;cS aud
Chandelier. enabling lie consumer 10 e X rosene
Oh II Si2J per gallon. ad8riiac dn1ilc The amount OF
! Sht 70 lie Outlined from .;lPe sc-i Jia u ) t.Jn.or from
Sperm OIL It $50 Just received and fr sale ny
Spring & REED
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
MEM AND REAUTIEIL ERA IN

~ the Photo graphic art Photograrhs upon paper,
SURPRISING in teauiy. durability, artistic effect. and
Efe-likc expression any STYLE Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever before dram by a pencii Of light. For fneness.
raualncss, depth # light and sl.aIe and richness Of
tone. they arr wonderful.
The Subscribers return thanks for past pltro age.
and take pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of War
rsn and vicinity. ;iat they are now prepared TO take
Life-size Portraits mounted upon c1.vtss and finished
plain, or colOrei in oil, crayon. or pastil, from So to
SIH0. and warranted satisfactory.
II F7Smail size Photographs can be taken upon paper
ana mailed t, any part u the United States, at a very
shall expense.
j Particular attention paid to taking out scenes
and landscapes. Also EkeEesses Of deceased persons.
TDtguerreotypes, or Miniatures OF deceased per-
sons, hCcsrer poor, can lie m~ugniEed TO lie size and
made perfect.
r Ambrotypes taken for SI.00 and upwards.
TPIustructians given in all branches Of Photo
granny. up0c Reasonable terms
Observation-Disclosures moderate. and Licensees
warranted To please. LEROY & ROBBINS.
Warren. Sent. u, Is56.
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turns
Eavs' Panorama of Intemperaace

This Panorama will be exhibited in
Pennington, on Thursday, the 10Th inst /,
at Mesopotamia on FIR day, 18th inst,
and at Bloomfield the 17,h inst.
The Erie True american thus speaks
of it.
Hays Grand Moving Panorama Of
Intemperance. under the supervision of
Messr-. Burke d Co. is row on Exhib =
ton in this city. We have had the
pleasure of Witnessing it, and of exam
ming, somewhat INFINITELY, in is several
parts ami we unhesila ingIy pronounce
it the most perfect work OF art We have
ever seen. The plot is based npon the
scenes in the life of a Sen tors Son-a
life of dissipation and drunkenness, fol-
lowed BY a subsequent reformation.-
Tue scenes-msny OF them, are Sink
ingiy dlawn, true TO The life-atfec ing
IN The extreme. As We trace along the
gradual work of ruin, and see the viii =
erlng of happiness. and the wasting OF
life, we are filled to our inmGst soul
with disgust and .loathin8 at the most
accur FL evil of inlemDerance. III
moral influence of such a work. as delIm-
Gated by the very touching and earnest
remarks of Rev. Mr.. Upper, one of the
proprieiors, is indeed very great. Add
TO this the unparalleled beauty of The
painting, inIicatiye, a. il IS. of the mos
exquisite touch and skill, and We have
a faint conception of this magnificent
work.
Alter the close of the lecture on Fri
day night, the following testimonial was
presented Mr. Tupper BY gentlemen in
attendance:
we, the undersigned, CT izens Of the
City OF E lie, have wines Ell the Pa~o
ramic Exh billion of Inirmprrence as
presented and drlinealcd by Rev. NJ.
Upper, at The Good Tcmplais Hall in
Inis city. this evening. We hereby ex
press our satisfaction with, and aimira
ton of the work, both as regards its con
ceplion AMI artistic execution, and take
pleasure in commenting it TO this public,
and soliciting for $ proprietors a liberal
patronage.
&c. A. Lyon. J. Towne-, J D. Clark,
S. Ii Kelsey. J. C.Spenc"r, S NJ Smith,
G. eKllog b. Ratbbun. H. Catlin, JAS.
Lyle, c. OILS, D. p Ensign"
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SUPERB DISPLAY OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
MRS. DAN RICE.

- -
MRS. DAN RICE,
And her beautiful Manage Horses, Surrey AMI Arab, in
her elegant school Of Lady Eluvstrianis.l.
The Troupe this season has been augmented by the
engagement OF the world-Itnowhcd Professors.
MESSRS- MURRAY and HOLLAND
Whose Acrohatic & Gymnastie performances through,
ont Europe and the United States, as tie EoMAS BRo-
TIERS, have acquired for them universal celebrity, will
appear ia the several acts.
Tie Celebrated IIorsemaa.
MIR. g. TLAND
Whose wonderful skill IN Egues:rlanisa + ats Of dex.
t-ritj is acknowledged to ue one Of the grea est a.
many ieats Of an entirely novel character.
YOUNG JEAN JOHNSINI
Americas OEu-the IEr RIDER-the Loll. reckless
aud dAshiug Artist. without competitor here or else
where. in an Lis brilliant achievements, OF horseback
AM upon the cord elastic.
Mr.. ISAAC SWEET aud Master CH4S. REED!
In their celebrated scenes OF Equation AMI Athletic
FeaIs.
JAMES l.. THAYERI
The american Hercules" who, { strength IS superior
to any pair Of horses that can b. produced.
STORMS EXCELSIOR BANDt
Cahesi; t ngiy pronounced Tie first and most accom-
plisheI il America-Ind general outfit Of ayloiut-
Ineuts. decorations and IaraDheraalia, which, as re-
CARDS taste, skill. or lavish expense. can DEFY TIE
WORLD THREE GLOW Sl
TON WATSON, JOHN ALLEN L DAN RICE!
Who EiIl ap pear 1t each Ex,i3s ,ion.
Master OF the Arena. JOHN IL. MURRAY.
All to De seea Tor - Cents Admission. NJ half price.
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FARM FOR SALE:

- is tn 50 scT!lcT is desir0us Il scttlirEu~ his
nusii-cs5 AID going vest he offers TO- sale Oh rrsona-
bic scTu bis very desirable htlle Erm of. = KY ave-
acres, siul5ted one mile west Of the centre Of Bszstta
Township, T-uHi al CcuEiy, on the HOrth and seafh
road-cai!ed Scovil.e ro4d-at what is ealied Freer's
earnerS--a very Il-asIBt situation. and in a hrst-rzte
neighoorhooa- The farm Is in good repair. we'll Eaisr-
ed FROM springs. aad a good never falling we'll at he
house; a good hearing orchard Of grated fruit. For
firther particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. ELISHA MESSENGER.
auy. p. a. = >
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Ohio Election

Sufficient returns have been received
to show that Ohio has done robly.-
Almost every where the Republican
party has gained largely, and ii is GER
tain that eur Stale Tickle. is elected by
a large majority In Cuyahoga County
the gain is large. The majority for Mr..
Gidding's in this district is probably
about the same as al his last election.
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EARM FOR SALE. will sell 200

4 acres ofthe Forth side OF ny Farm in Bazstta, 4
miles IRON Warren, On the Pink Road to Einsman--
IAe b~CilGinss are good, cost S+,CcJ . short time ago.
TIE harm = We'll wItered b. the Mosquito Creek.
which IS th= eastern boundary; . good young orchard.
and all ot5cr kinds Of Fruit lay Scales and zee
House, 70 acres gcol timer Price SIS per acre.
Twill ai-o sell i3G acres OF tae soEth side for so
per acre. which IS waterei. and about % acres suod
timber along the Crees. I prefer selling all together.
J@. will sell as tiOve. or 10 suit the aver.
sept. ,, Is5G-6m. FITCH D.
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EMPLOYMENT

4 GENTS. (either travelling or local. J
~ for NEWSPAPERS and Periodicals.. IRE re-
quested to send, WITHOUT DELAY. their a6d.sss to
the Undersigned. and they will he furnished with a tu-
siness which Will yield them from ltJ to 2GB per cent.
profit. They will please state what Newspaper or Pc.
%rioaicais they have canyassrd for. Persons who have
not hitherto acted IS agents, hut VINO Wouii ike to en-
gage as such. will also please send their names. Post
Office address, County aud :g4te. written plainly.
G&tciiT, MASON {. CO.
sep-"-Sn SyvE NoRE.
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Dr.. q. Tubhs

DR.. q. Tubhs,
viii be at his rooms, GIskiIl House, on Sat
urdsy. the 18th inst.
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Some Pumpkins.

Six squashes, raisedin the gardenof Mrs. PER-
xrSs, of this town, weighed seven hundred and
fifty pounds. The largest one weighedon hun
dred and seventy-seven pounds, and measured
over seven feet in circumference.
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DARN FOR SALE-TIe S0bser;b,r

a oger far sale his vailable Farl. situated IN Cham
p on, On th- plans road leading from Warren to Paincs.
VIE, ) niles North OF the c1uTt house. in Warren, con
Der iaF TuvemOnt-txO never FILLING sp-ings Of coed
water and tg0 ue!is-4i bearing Apple trees, peach
trees. EetT trse1 ana other hxiEgs according In 4
good -ei -lDorhood, near the Presbyterian Church.
ALSO, - acres Of excellent tinbered hul. not
a'io.n,rE the fssm, sill be sold in connection xith The
q ate, or SEPARATE. .
Price las ard .erus easy. inquire on the premises.
sePt-5- ie5j jT- AME ATKINSON.
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DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-We
"a have 4 sales rooa devoted to this department,
where We caa give cur customers fits, Here also can
&c f1rEd q genera! variety Of Hats and Cars
PARKS "A WTNTZ
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DRlNTS-A few cases for sale by the
L case, piece. or yard, at the lowest prices. Ge-
lanes, Cashmeres, Cphurcs aGd other Varieties Of
dress goods AZ the WAREEN DRY GOOD STORE.
CHAWLS-Stella shawls Of the latest,
Utmost fashionable sykes ard choicest qualities,
Broehe long AL square. wa9l=n Cashmere anI other
varieties for safe cheap by
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E4OOTS IL SHOES stock adopted
~ to al ages. and Of good Eorkmansh.p. Also.
Overshoes ard Leather. PARKS < TENTZ.
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Z, Y. Crosby

Gave one of his unique and mirth-prOvoking
concerts to a very respectable audience, on Mon
day evening last. We hope the next time he
favOrs the Warren people with his presence, that
the weather will be more propitious.
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IS am about to retire from .lc practice OF DES-
TlStRi- IN this p;sce. l take pleasure in recon-
m=Hdiug TO friends and patrons. DR. SA \
a person experienced IN To mIHIpuiasonS and adjust
EcHt Of artificial Teeth. ana FULLY competent to give
COOL satisfaction to those that may favor him with
their pl;rolisc- Persons desiring arGdcial teeth.
would do well to cali and examine his specimens Of
Porcelain BSSc' aHd Eos Teeti," As they IRE lie
Ike aEd seEviccaAle. SOuN SPEAR.
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CARPETS of all descriptions, from
~ a common to the finest Brussels. They have to
be seen TO be aP?reciateL We rcspectf ally solicit all
who wish to purchase, 10 call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere
nf,rE nr-nu-rr Ia
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Debate

There will be a political discussion between
A o-FurrEs, Esq, Democratic, and P. E. REED,
Republican, at SnEADIE's School House, in Lib
erty, on Friday evening, the 18th inst.
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The Rev. Charles Roardman.

This venerable and eloquent man delivered
two discourscs last Sunday at the Presbyterian
church in this place. Although far advanced
in life, he seems to poss. IS allthe vigor of thought,
cam ss.ncss of delivery and physical power,
which characterized him in the prime of man
hood Mr.. BoAEDNAS is universally esteemed in
his private as well as public capacity We I'M
-deFstand that he is soon to return to his new
homa in Wisconsin
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Found

On the road to the Fremont Pole in Mecca, a
Ladyis Gold Watch. The owner can learn the
name of the finder, by applying at this Office.
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DR., 4. u, !

tOentis) would re- especially announce to ;he public,
that he has permanently lucat@i in Warren, Gtthe den
tai rooms formerly scezgied By Or. Spear. in SutliT ;
Block. anl Is prepared to peri rn operations on ua.u-
L., and aItii!cial lie Ii, upon the late improved plans.
Having hal much experience in the Manufacturing
of-PoTeeLain Teeth, both single aud in --h,Ocks."
and the Porcelain Bise," h has no hesitancy IA say
ing. tiSlt he possesses decided advantages over al.
those sbo 90 not make their Ogn teeth-ty which art
ne IS enabled TO MAXI a substitute .uT the absoratiOE
OF the 'alviola ridge" res, ring the face 20 its Natural
c1ntoHF. and giving 4 life ike expression to the fea-
lures. lie also has the right to make Porcelain Ease
Teeih" from Dr.. Il. A. SatUeTthwait. patsut,d Novtn-
her. 1855, Ehich is fast II ing the place Of .tal C
Plate. The q ivaatagcs that they possess are uumer-
nus. and need to he seen TO he appreciated. Spoci
ntns can be seen Mt tn ahG:e Na-aeI rooms.
N.rrrn- S.rf- l. lrLc=tf
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FIFTY CENT TEA THATIS FIRST
L rae; Cool Teas OF other varieties, AMI a general
assortmcn. % Groceries, at the
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ROYAL WILTON, Brussels, three
Id Fly, Ingram and venitian Ca~rpy;in=, also Hugs.
lrassets. N9';iars. oil Cloth. &c, The largest stock il
Ok irCnau.i. cal lie lad a. the
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Annexed. h1d prices o. the cele' rated Bone Solvent
A-eucy's icmeiics-i9re Solvent. - cts. 50 ct=. and
one dollar; Roster Lnimrnt. for Strsins, inflammation.
hest horse power in America. 95 cents (sent Iy ulil
30 cts Prairie leave Tonic, 50 c-s.-s=at ~ mail at
same rate Sept. l.. 1856.
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1eult SnttIIiaentt.
Notice.

H0Jlce.
Will not those of our subscribers who design
paving for the Chronicle in Wood and Coal, re-
plenish our stock while the roads and weather
ars favorable 1t is needed.
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CHERGFF SSALE-
~ l.. I. Harding.
W. n TrumbuI Common Pleas
Arson 70 -ers.
YlHE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuFI


Sarah Burnett, Anna " Randall
Sarah y Scovii!e, MarildA Cole
Laura Burus,t, James 81. Bur
n=I. Stephen Sniier, Geo. W.
Randall ana J0ln b A. Frice..
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SECOND HANDED FIANOS! j
HIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

ETELODE0NS.-I am Just receiving
VI 4 few Of Carh RS unequalIel Melodeons. with
several valuable improvements. cal and see them.
dec :. j. FuWAAOf.
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Secure the SkSiO,-, ere the Substance fades"
1 hBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS

y AND DAGCERRE0TNpES
: Dl-urrreau Artist. Gate of Cl-ve.
Iand-) would respectfully announce 70 the citizens 81
Warren and vicinity. that his daguerrean Car Is ;ic1
tel io- tie present at tn corner CT Market K Liberty
streets near the Western r. serve Bank: where he Is
PREPARED to take lkcEes'Os Of all kinds, Amhrotyles.
photographs CT Di-uerreotyrcs.
The AmArutype Is taken apo Wh;'e Plate glass. ard
surpasscs everything Of the kind ever offered 20 he
public There is a listinctness Of outline and beauty
OF finish III these pictures. which presents every f-l-
rrre with surprising clearEess. and - rermlnrrt rs
tire Amhrctypss taken at all times. either il plea
sart cr clsuly weather.
y Particular attention paid 20 taking ILLNESSES
IN Lochets and Pins. which he is prepared TO ID in the
J.. sa-St style Il the art, no matter how small the =rti
clrs NAV lie.
PIhe prices win be As loT as those OF any other
artist. Gepsi-s+)