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GOOD MEDICINES.


TT is ESTIMATED
Il that AVER $ CHERRY PEcTo-
RAJ and C4THARTIc PILLs haze H[SaER
done more to promote the public f$&fZA
health than any other cause WIT
There can be no question that the ~
Cherry Pecioral has by its thou A
sand on thousand cures Of Colds. NN@
Coughs, Asthma. Group, Inhuen- 2S@sA
IA. Bronchitis &c, very much re- AEzzzz
dIced the proportion OF deaths from cousumptive dis
eases in this country. The Pills are as good as the
Pectoral and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less urging. Purge the
blood from its impurities. Purge the Bowels. Liver
and the whole viseeral system from obstTuctions.-
Purge oat the diseases which fasten on the body. to
work its decay. But for diseases we should die only
Of old age. Take antidotes early and thrust it from
the system before ii IS yet too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only whsn il
is weak. but when it has taken a strong holt. Read
cured by them from dreadful S~crofula, Dropsy, Ulcers
Skin Diseases, rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, In
tsrnal Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn. Head
ache, Gout, and many less dangerous but still threat
ening ailments, such as pimples on the face. Worms.
Nervous Irritability, Loss OF Appetite. Irregularities,
Dizziness in the Head, Colds Feyers, Dysentery and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which q Purga-
tive Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but are authentica-
ted by your own n~eighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without them.
Price 95 cts. per Box-5 Boxes for SI,o6.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by Z. A. Smith & Co War
rem; DR.. G W. Howe. North Bloomfield; II. W. Collar,
MesOpotamia; Ensign & Woodwork. Newton Falls;
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
Dec l., '56-3m.
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DIR. w. PAINE,

n ANSWER to many inquiries, would
Il state that he has no intention Of leaving Warren,
only during the time he is on duty at College, which
is from the 10th OF October until the LIST of January
and from the fl st Of March until the sOth of April, of
each year. The balance Of the time, or from the LIST
Of January until the LIST Of March, and from the Goth
Of april until tbs 10Th Of October, he will he at home,
in Warren, and may be consulted professionally, at
the office Of Paine & Davis. over Nichols & WeirS' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST.. from ii A. u. to ] P. VI.
Of each day, md from ! to 3 at his residence on High
st. The remainder Of the time he will be in readiness
to attend 10 his ride as usual His experience. both in
the Pennsylvania Hospital and College Clinic, in treat
ing every variety of disease, will enable him to pre-
scribe for all Surgical and Medical cases according TO
the most recent improvements in the profession.
Philadelphia. Dec. II, ls56.-eitf
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BURNT COFFEE WILL SAVE THEM
Fresh ground coffee is said 10 be an ex-
cellent preservative for feathered or other
game 10 be sent to a distance. The di.
rection is to clean the game, cover the
wounded parts with blotling paper, and
then sprinkle fresh ground coffee over
and among the feathers or fur, when the
game will keep for a long time in any
weather.
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Fitsi Why Prominent.

For = long time there vas a paragraph making It's
regular weekly appearance in our columns. with the
orisi, but emphatic words "Fitsl Pitsl' always at the
mead TO some an offensive caption, but not so TO the
benevolent and humane. who could sympathize in the
sorrows OF others. Some persons are shocked at any
lhaieahoEs OF disease. aud are even thrown into ner-
vous excitement on Witnessing a hearse or cofin.-
such are to be pitied. We should always strive TO look
disease and even death in the face with calmness, and
espeeially take every opportunity for alternating dis
ease. viewed in this light, the advertisements Of 81
itanee, OF lOe baltimore street. Baltimore Nd, possess
a certain interest, and those who know Of any one suf-
fering from Epilepsy, Spasms, or Fits OF any kind,
should ieel tia pleasure to cut out his advertisement,
or IN some other way send word to the afflicted, Of the
great value OF his remedies. They can Re sent to any
part Of the country by mall. Price, 50 per box. Two,
IS. Twelve, S24. dec
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Tor sale

OR The subscriber. being freed
by falling health to change his business, offers for cash
or approved credit. or in exchange for farming lands
in this vicinity or at the west, the following property;
One comfortable dwelling, with 3 acres OF land. on
which is an orchard Of 60 fruit trees, barn, good we'll
CT water, large chicken park, &c Also my shop.
known as the Novelty Works, with one six-horse pow
err steam engine planning mill, buzz saws, turning
lathe. &c. All this property is pleasantly situated on
the west side OF the Mahoning river in this place.
For further particulars address the subscriber on the
premises CHARLES MESSENGER
Warren. Dec IL. 56-f
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'NHE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
l. County. IS. In Trumbull Common Pleas. Civil

Action.
Samuel Quinby, Reuben Miller andl
Thomas D.. Webb, Trustees, &c,
Plsintifs.
John Reeves, Jesse Reeves. Abner Petition for au-
Reeves, Sarah Ann Reno. Charles ihority to make
A. Reno, Eugene NJ. Little, Jacob sDeed-
H.. Little, Nancy L. Dawson, Isaac
N. Dawson, and Josephine Reeves
and Rollin Reeves, minors. defen
dants.
The above named Jesse Reeves. Abner Reeves, Sa-
rah Ann Reno, Charles A. Reno, Eugene NJ. Little and
JACOB IL Little, Josephine Reeves and ROiIin Reeves,
minors, nOn-residentS Of Ohio. will take notice that
on the 18th day Of December A. D. 1856, the plaintiffs
filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of Trumhull COun-
~. Ohio, their petition, averinE that John Reeves, late
u Rowland, in his life time bought Of James Halland
wife, the north half Of the east half Of lot number So,
in the Town Pla. OF Warren. as laid out by Ephraim
Quiphy, for and-in behalf OF the Baptist Church. call
ed Concord" in said Warren; that said society or cor
POI alton took possession Of said lot and built a good
and convenient house Of public worship on said lot,
aud that said Reeves was always ready and willing
TO execute a deed to said corporation. but it was neg
lected, and no deed was executed IN his lifetime. The
petitioners pray that the non residents he made parties
to this suit by publication, and that a Guardian ad H.
TEN be appointed by the Court. and that the Court or
der and decree said defendants as heirs At Law OF John
Reeves, deceased. to execute a good ard SUFFICIENT deed
successors in Office, and for such other and proper re-
lief in tile premises as shall be right, legal and equi-
table. The said Jesse Reeves, Abner Reeves, Sarah
Ann Reno, Charles A. Reno, E4gene VI. Little. Joseph
II. Little, Josephine Reeves and Rollin Reeves. (mi-
nors) non residents. will take notice Of the filing Of
the 2sth day Of February, 1857, or else the same will
be taken as confessed, and a decree rendered accord
ingty. U. III.
Dec. "a, SEC" Atty for PrGs
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In Death not Divided.

Under our obituary head a few weeks
since. was announced the death of Miss
Ann Jay, daughter of that sterling pat
riot and statesman, John Jay, first Chitf
Justice of the United States. Under
the same head on Saturday morning last,
was announced the death of Mrs. Maria
Banyer, widow Of Goldsborough Banyer,
and sister of Mrs. Ann Jay, No more
of John jays daughters now survive
For a long series of years, Miss Ann. Jay
and her sister, Mrs. Banyer, have lived
together, one and inseperable, rejecting
the purity and goodness Of their %illustri-
Gus fathers character. in quiet and ceas-
less works of benevolence and charity.
and exhibiting in their daily walk and
conversation, the b, auty of the charac.
ter in its highest types Of refinement,
simplicity. and piety. Bound SO together
by two lives OF moral beauty blended
into one death. death sewers not the
boHRd, bat leads them, still united. to
the higher life of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
& EnsuirfY.
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The Gift Gala-

We find that a new feature has made it, an
pearanee at Adams Book Sale, he having out In
q beautiful silver Tea Set, worthforty dollars,
and a new addition of Gold Watches, DC. We
know that We have many people in this region
who will appreciate so fine q gift, especially
when 1t Is to be given away with a book for one
dollar.
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WARREN, WEDNESDAY. DEC. a.
To Attorneys at Law in Trumbun Coun-
81, and Others Interested.

y, and others Interested.
The undersigned, publishers of the
1ram6uA Democrat and Western Reserve
Chronicle, beg leave to call your atten
tion to the fact that they are almost daily
called upon to publish legal and transient
advertisements, fer which they do not,
upon the average, receive pay on more
than one third Of the number published.
They cannot afford 10 sustain this loss,
o do they think that it is either just,
necessary, or beneficial to the public,
that they should do SO. They therefore
will. after the first day of January next,
demand pay 10 advance, for all such ad-
vertisements, and viii decline publishing
them except upon these terms.
HAPGOOD & ADAMS.
WM pTTE7EI
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All order, addressed to the Agent promptly attend
GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order

~ u OUuTEs
On the eth day OF January, A. D. 1857, between the
hours Of one and three o'clock in the afternoon. at the
premises in the township of BIzetta- will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate, as the proper
t OF Benjamin Ferguson, dec. to wit; situate in Ba-
zetta, Trumhull County, Ohio. and known As the north
east part OF lot No. 10, ans supposed to contain about
fteen acres OF land. and being the same land that the
said BENJAMIN Ferguson diea seized Of. To be sold
subject to the dover estate Of Emily NJ. Ferguson
therein. JAMES HULTZ. Adm'r
Dec. 81, '56-4t Of Benz. Ferguson, dec.
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C~HATFIELD, Esq, said:
Lowell. Dodge Co.. Wis, Nov. !. 1851.

"Oyer a year ago I sent some money to you from
Canada, and received some OF your German Bitters,
Ehich L used and found great relief from. Ny health
mas improved to such . degree, that ! am again able
70 attend TO my business A large number OF dyspep-
tics In this neighbOrhood have had to send to Milwau-
kle ior the medicine An agent here could sell large
Quantities. as I know il to be a sure cure"
samuel Moore, Platteyille, Wiz; James L. Manville.
Jenerson, Wis; Holden, Kemp & Co.. GAINESVILLE,
their great confidence in the virtues of the Bitters.
See advertisement. dec24-s
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The Worlds Girdle.

Private advices from London state
that the cable for New York. Newfound-
land and London Telegraph Company is
being manufactured at the rate of ten or
twelve miles per day and that there is no
doubt that the whole will be completed
b. next June.
Until the completion of the Submarine
communication, the Newfoundland and
Ireland Telegraph Company intend to
obtain foreign news, if possible, from
steamers passing Cape Race.
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One of the Families.

The Ohio Citizen gives an account of
a family remarkable for their length and
breadth. They belong TO Kentucky.
though the father was originally from
Maryland. His family consisting Of his
wife, six sons and three daughters, all
are tall and weighty. as may be seen BY
the following table:
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Nicaragua, or who have visited it for
business or pleasure, have been forced,
in spite Of themselves, 10 attach them
selves to his fortune.
They cannot leave without passports
AID those be would not give until they
found themselves compelled, to avoid
starvation, to join his army. He was
playing a desperate game. and was reck
less as 10 the instrumentality he used
The game, however. seems nearly play
ed out. and fllihnsterisn Is AZ a discount.
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EARM FOR SALE.-In consequence

II LAIEu1 OIS IN
l. of continued i'll health, 1 offer for sale my valua-
BILE farm, situated in Pennington, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
2L miles from the W. Z Seminary, on the road lead
ing to gainesville. This farm contains los acres. b
Of which is bottom land-is we'll watered by = hne creek
of clear water; contains 30 acres Of timber, a good or
chard Of grated fruit, with pears and cherries nahum
dance. The house is a comfortable one, with a good
we'll Of water and new cisteTn The barn Is new. AZ BY
81 feet, with stabling for IL head Of cattle and 4horses-
Also a good grain harm Is by "a feet, nearly new
This farm is offered for sale very low, for One-haf down
and the balance in three or folr annual payments. A
good, large pair Of horses also for sale.
Dec u. ,56-4Wt y. l. HOLMES.
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AMEhlOA IA EN- Ell Z Z, l65
TnsatsngsS fSI sonpa0r to dsLahGu tn growing popularity Of wu npAnlsdM Nil, have induced
may dgef rhnsdf We eAhya affirm hto ~ MIL hsd GhedH advantages lover all Ohr Mills Fmh in
the AGh
THIS MILL WILL NEVER WEAR QUIT
pth Years may be renewed hnh lime une as ehaptIG On prporOn to nh cHJ a.
sepnd-n the fact that nhs asnNeLE EFT SCREW An LEVER By uhh np grinding Unchanged
Tnd-In @ fact nat i has SPOUT DELIVERY by Ehh mm neal is deposited sboz or mAsrs.s
IourhzIn AsG act hnth having less surface it podueaI ss hicdOn, and TsFhrsL LESS POWER THAN
Any OTHER MILL, doing the same amount ofg grinding
eedng he dollars per s) one sa for crushing and Cob dnIng,a and tbs other for grinding aneM
for Tyue Experience has proven hathe hnen h ar the Ongh thing at all liable TO wear uh this
meal uat sptO on one eO 1.-THE Mill which viii enable the operators sets bx unr and receive the
aIoo1 he SCI SSM M TmsmmSH %E n Svn T % HGTdnMMee rc na,x cn. -. c.
shaped in ne onMuaOnm md so k~inm parts aAh car be mnshsdd av very owl price when tn value
Of The saHes hpshOnnsh cOnddard,m and for the same rasOnh is durable md Unlikely to get Gas: Ere
lisa we'll Known haa among SielaHcF rnesh M zone bhel of @n ground is worth oh the ear to
hogs or nue'H dWnh "n shTi in nehTls lest time
OHIO SITE FAIRc Cleveland Ohio Sept 18Th N@.
TO THE OHIO STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE:
Thee Committee con Farming Machines respectfully report hat as it is manifest that our fnnesk Aa deep
interest amounting amoHtO excitement in respect to Corn and Cob Mil therefore they felt allied upon 20
Aearnngyu they heh aheew were Eve finds fC Corn and bM mso on the ground as ntenansn for their
aWads-hn after preliminary ubh y took asa test d@ one uheI of ears oenn@ hsn e Hndn or
HML & ALMS6 Mansfield Oo, gouain into gOie feed with IL rvDuhOnsa and aenunusas dn ofo
n@rO rsa aggrgheO fEO The mex best mil. gmndt tout with 10 ydudonsM and eOndn@usdn n 6so
mi young America appeared tn Committee superior in many rspeeuLb ayo Ar mdp rueuadyn
Durability md sinpHat, the Committee unanimously Tone mnbeb being exUedJs awarded the
Premium Diplomas and silver MaD {" YOUNG MBRICA"
COs DE- RUNNING THE DUN AMERuCA MILL 81 AIRS 0NPAR WITH ma or
THE OrHER MILLS IN USE + iii TIME.
Its awen known IA hatC last Iron Mills for ginhng Corr. &C to do hew work properly will ndh last
Machine that wmbe more economical and the same time more eEtmL TeN noEinse estimate win h~
the cost grinding wTha each fhe mills nov nuer ten GsC COST Young America Mns $50 eud
posing THAT tn Yin will hTa IS nga ASH Young 1medaM iii Without repairs say ne rneTed very TO
tito xhhNe Yone America Mill Farmers and ohsn Tant% Mills for dndmTc m md Cob &c" viii
see by tn Ell above simae uth tn Yong America Mile can be Ydh fort the purpose required at est than one
third the expnseO any other 1in use - FrH By s D ADAMS, Agent
Bdaoivme TrmbuuC Co..
All orh- addresses the AGENT pompJva nehdo
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Power OF CAR BRAKEs.-Brakes can

Power OF CAR BRAKES.-Brakes can.
not stop a train of cans instantly. If ap
piled too tightly, they lock the wheels,
but do not prevent the whole from slip.
ping along on a smooth track. At a speed
Of six miles per hour a train will slide
nine feet; at twenty miles, one hundred
feet; and at a speed of sixty miles pei
hour a train will slide, in ordinary con,
dition of the track, a distance of nine
hundred feet, or over one-sixth of a mile,
in spite of all that the brakes or even
runners or drags under the wheels could
do 10 prevent.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS

IL Elegant Gift Books for the coming Christmas
and New Years, will be found in abundance al Adams
Gift Book sale during next week as we shall open
them on Monday for inspection and sale We also
give away with them pure Silver Spoons, warranted
genuine, Gold Watches, Gold Pencils. Rings. &C.. and
last hut not least, the fine Silver Tea Service, worth
$1,000 which by the way, would make . handsome
Christmas present, for Mrs. A b. orr deel'
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SILVER TEA SETT.
$4,000

WE HAVE now tut 10 our Gift En-
w terprise an elegant Silver Tea sett, Coffee Pot,
two Tea Pots, Sugar Bowl and CreaEer. II Is OF most
beautiful pattern. and will make a rare gift for Christ
mas OF New Years. A good eoIIectiou*f hne Gold
Watches, Gold Pencils. Gold Rings, &c.Ne., are also
put in with the set named above.
We are also receiving a new lot of elegant gfthooks
for Christmas and New Years, which will be sold at as
low a price as they can be bought at any Bookstore in
Cleveland.
store ouIy continues until the I'd day Of January.
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A ~TTACHMENT NOTICE.

"a Robert Brackin, Plaintiff. Before Milton Ora
VS.. ham, Justie &c Of the
George Miller. Defendant. } Peace Of Vernon tp.
Trumbull County, Ohio.
On the 9Th day November. 1855, SAID Justice issued
an order Of Attachment in the above action, for the
sum Of s22 As. Said cause continued for hearing, to
January 10. 1857. ROBERT BRACKIN.
Dec. "A, 1862
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Il OOK HEREi-I will sell at a great

T OOK HEREi-I will sell at a great
II bargain, seven acres Of Land, Immediately soutA
Of the centre Of Hartford, in this county, nov occupied
by II. c. Gallup. There is on IL a Frame Dwelling, y
by 30 feet, with kitchen. well finished and surrounded
with shrubbery; also Horse barn 81 feet square; tive
wells Of good water. and a number Of choice grated
fruit trees; all in good order and pleasantly situated
For a Professional man, or Mechanic. it affords q rare
chance for a home. Title complete, and possession
April lSt. or sooner IL desired
TERMS-Si0O cash; or $3.50. 3 in hand, and the
balance in a year. The owner Is in the West, hence
he offers his place at such low figures. the buildings
being really worth the price. For further particulars,
call on me. THOMA J. McLAIN
Dec II, IS. Real Estate Agent
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Total 20 feet.
Entire age, $50 years.

The family are all living. except the
Youngest daughter, are all wealthy, and
of the first families of Kentucky. Sew
eral of tie grand childred are over 6
feet and are still growing.
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NSON NICHOLS ESTATE.

N Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified ~ Administrator on the
estate Of Arson Nichols, hts Of Bssetts. Trumhuil Co..
deceased. ~-r y W. n
De-. e. le5t-A
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.ARM FOR SAL
DLANK ROAD NOTICE.

Il The Stockholders Of the Niles and Austintown
Plank Road and Turnpike Company. are hereby noti
fed that there will he an election held at the Office Of
Amos Allison. ESQ.,, in Niles, on Monday, the Goth day
Of January, 1857, for the purpose OF electing seven di-
Tectors for the ensuing year. IL. ii. MASON.
Niles Dec %. lSjG-3y Secretary.
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FAoILIs DEcExsE, DC Hon. Nike
Walsh has retained TO New York from
his European tour, q Storage passenger
in q sailing vessel. He vent out in one
of the best steamer bsrtbL Mikes funds
evidently have Rot low.
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The immense mass Of testimony in favor Of
hoonands German Bitters, convinces Us that the arti.
Gle Is All that il is represented to be, and in eonse-
quenee, We advise 4 trial Of it by those AFFLICTED with
diseases for which it Is recommended.