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UNIVERSITY or NV YoRK CiTy-S. T. Francis. y.
D.; +. joel Trotter. u. D.; Leuau Dubois, NJ. D.: Silas
Dyke. u. D.; p. d. Draper, " =.
BosToN-S- Warren, VI. D.; Warner Stevens, N. D.
William Wood, i d.
E;LADrLPHrA-Samr '. Parrish, VI. D.; y. & Hor-
ner, NJ D; Clovis 7. Eber.e, Il. D.; James Frost. ~. d.
NV lo2K-Rev. 4 Campbell; Rev. John Tiffany;
Rev I. Bavcr.
AL1ASy-ilon ". l.. Marcy; Hon L.. S Chatfeld;
Hon. Peter Mann; Hon. Silas Fitch.
BUfFALo-FrOE. F. II. Hamilton.
PP~ILADELPHIa-Ilon Nm. Smith; Hon. Joel Hesmer;
Hon. J. r. NJ. Miller.
Very many Certificates and Letters Of commendation
from Distinguished individuals, which / think not hest
to publish, nay D. seen by calling at my office. I.5 So
per.or Street. Cleveland. o., or NJ my General Depot.
u Broad St, y. y. City. and By Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Agents wanted. LSep55-6m.
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THE STUMP TAILED COW.

A good many years ago, g nun stole a
COW from Morristown, n. J. and drove
her to Philadelphia, for sale. She was a
common COW enough, except that she had
lost all her tail but about six inches
The thief, fearing that by the shortness
of her tail, he might be traced, had pro-
cured in some way, probably from u
slaughter-house, another " tail which
he fastened so ingenionsiy to the short
tail, that it was nol 10 be known that il had
not regularly grown there.
As soon as the J~erseyman missed bis
cow, be set off FOR Philadelphia, thinking
she would probably be carried there for
sale, and it happened ihIt when he came
ic The ferry, he got into The sane boat lha;
was carrying over his COW, and the fellow
who stole her. As ii was natural that he
should have his thoughts very much upon
cows, he soon began 10 look at this COW
with great attention. She was, indeed,
very much like his cow, he thought
Her marks egreel wonderfully, and she
hGd exactly the same expression of face,
but then the expression of tail was so
vefy different. Il must be supposed that
the new owner CT the COW felt rather IN
comfortable during the examination, for
he soon saw that this was the person
whose property he had stolen, and was
very uneasy lest he should take hold of
her tail, which he looked at 50 continual
ly.
Upon the whole he thought it best 10
divert his attention in some way, if pos
sible, aud therefore steps Up to him and
says, Neighbor, thai is a fine COW of
name, won't you buy her! you seem to
know what a good COW is"
"Oh, dear me-" says The other, 1--WE
Just had a COW stolen from me-"
WELL" says The thief, I'm sorry 10
hear they've gone TO stealing cattle, but
I'll sell OF. and you could * better re.
pace your loss than by buying this COW;
I'll warrant she's as good as yours!"
"Why," says the Jerscyman, "she was
ex7ctly like this one, only that she had
no tail TO speak Of, and if this n had not
such a long tail, I'd swear it was my
cow"
Everybody now began TO look at the
cows tail, bat the thief stood nearer 10 it
than anybody, and taking hold of it so as
Just to cover the splicing with his left
hand, and with a jack knife in his right,
pointing TO the tail, he said, $50 if this
cows tail was only this ong, you'd swear
she was YOURS 2"
"Thai | would" says the other, who
began 10 be very much confused at the
resemblance 10 his COW, except in this
one particular, when the thief, with a
sudden cut of his knife, took off the tail,
just about an inch above The splicing, and
throwing it overheard, bloody as it was,
turned TO the other and said, snow swear
IT'S your cow !"
The bewilderment of the poor man was
now complete, but as he had seen the
tail cut Of, and saw the blood trickling
from it, he could of course, lay no claim
to the animal from the shortnesS of the
tail !; indeed, here was proof positive that
this was not his COW, SO the thief, going
over with him, sold the COW without any
further fear of detection.
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FAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. r. Hull,
h Market street, Warren, 0. FiAh rcor eas: Ct the
Bank. ular2
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Warntp.
From the New York Mirror.l
PIEKY WINKY AND HER FATHER.
Az IMITATION OF "HlAwArHA," Ely LoSOrrLLOw.

An IMITATION OF "~HIAwATHA,n BY LoKoFELLow.
Said my daughter. Pinky winky,
Pinky Winky young and tender,
With a cheek as red as roses,
With a lip like a ripe cherry:
Father, dearest father, tell me
What it's best to ave for breakfast
Said /, darling Pinky Winky,
Proud it makes ny heart paternal
To perceive thy thirst for knowledge:
Such a laudible inquiry
Should be answered, who can doubt Ii
Therefore, dearest, Pinky Winky.
eince you asked me, I win answer,
will answer, I viii tell yOE.
Possibly i. may be Erer.
At this only bare suggestion,
Pinky Winky slightly ~shuddered,
Saying with some hesitation,
Liver is the food for paupers,
To be eaten but with mustard
Mustard which is hot and fiery,
And ia apt to burn the outlet.
Then, renewing the inquiry;
Father, dearest father, tell ne,
Tell your fond devoted daughter,
What it's best TO have for breakfasts
Then said L with deep emotion,
While my heart overlooked with kindness,
Dearest little Pinky Winky,
Since you ask ne l viii answer,
1 viii answer, 1 will tell you,
1t win probably be Sausage.
At this nswer Pinky Yinky
Turned her little saaey nose up,
Saying, perty, tartly, smartIy;
Sausage. sausage, always sausage
an tired to death of sausage-
sausages are f4t AID greasy.
Sometimes made lis said Of puppies,
Puppies Juvenile and tender,
Which rene to their end uRtinelyi
No, NY venerable father,
II you love FOUR Pinky Winky,
Don't By any means have sausssel
Then again my Pinky Winky
Asked. with questions pertinacious:
Fzther, dearest father. tell ne,
Tell your fond and loving daughter,
it's best to have for breakfast
Nov I felt my anger rising,
And a rising Of Ey dander,
Said I, with some irritation:
Since yoG perseyere in asking,
Pinky Winky, Pinky Tinky,
] will answer, I will tell you
Said I, in a voice emphatic,
Which can only be compared
To the sound OF rolling thunder,
Which reverb rates from the mountains,
Or the sounj Of raging whirlwind,
When it scatters wide destruction
Or the sound Of mighty waters
A: the cataract Of Niagara;
Or the sound of booming cannon,
Spreading widely death and carnage:
Or the brsying of the trumpet,
Urging on the charging squadron;
o. the n~eigling OF the war horse :
As he rushes to the bstIle.
Raid L. in Z voice emphatic,
Then il must be b~uckKheat psHeakss.
As a fair aud blishted lily
Droops beneath the feryid sunbeam;
Is the grass oppressed with moisture,
Droops with weight of pearly drops,
DrO ped the head Of Pinky Winkyi
While her tears in gushing torrents
Fell in l-uidlcs on tie table;
Deep her bosom heaved with anguish;
Sadly in a voice of SORROW,
And os tender melancholy,
Bad she murmured-bHesDkeet PsneakesF
Onygrzei0zs-5Hek1heG pancakes.
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

- In ;he Eew Building, opposite the Democrat OF
Zee. Nam Street, WaTrea, Ohio.
BARTLETT B2OTN have received their Spring and
Summer C!othins-snd are prepared TO exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market, consisting OF all the varieties Of Goats.
frocks. Pants Vests. Fc, Of the latest styles. Also.
BOYS CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS AMI a fell stock
Of G~ENTLENENS' FURNISHING GO0DS. A large
stock CO BrOa!clotks, CaSsimeres and Nestings, Of rich
and durable quality. All who wish 10 purchase Cloth
ing. made to order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods, ard learn the prices, before purchasing. as
We feel confident We cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CABD--Ihe PrOprieterS return their sincere thanks
to the people Of Warren ar vicinity. FOR the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
for dcontiEUance- 2. Il.
Warren, June 20, 1855. G. ". BROWN.
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DIN DAY.
NgOWING MACuiNES.-

Iva The subscribers have Euw on trial. one Of Eetch-
ems combined Moving and H..riug Machines. Those
interested cz1 see hos II wOrSs. ginCst anytime during
the present harvest, by calling We WOuid like 10 have
farmers call and see fOr Themselves, and SHOULD they
wish 10 buy a machine, or almost Iay implement a far
Eer needs, ge would like 10 sell. ~ We have the accu-
cy 0. the Albany Agricultural WORKS, Of Albany, Ny,
ole Of the mCst extensive establishment Of the kind,
in that State They keep on hand al kinds Of farming
e,nplomcEts, ThreshiEE Machines. Moving and Reap
ing Machines, &c. Among their Siualuy aud i.eapii-r
Machines, may he found A~cCorEics's, iTusscy's, Bur
relrs, MaEEy's and ke;chuuis, also shat is called tae
New York Reaper, which IS said % Re The hest Reaper
nos in use. Tt II cannot lie arrange! sor moWirg.
H0MlaEd. JEly 30. Ir5j. /. EEENES & ANIL.
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CTRIKE NOW, WHILE THE HON

0lS HOTi-A RARE CHANGE F0E A BARGAIN
can be hal hy applying M.diaiely, as l wish to 20
West ly the middle OF sept, uler. 70 sty a lew months.
l van. to sell ny building on the east side Of Main St..
all Uy Groceries nOE on aaud, and some Guns and Gun
Fixtures, together with GunsiEitl Tools. and will orer
them q. = bargain for the sake of closing out. Also, a
Building Lot Oh the West side OF Main street, 90 feet
front ~ 20 feet deeP-a good location for business.
Call soon, and lOo& At sand PROPERTY, if you wish to
purchase.
Warren, August g, ISIS. JOHN DAY.
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HUMAN NATURE.-"I'm sorry, Mr.
Wilson, to sse this splendid field of pota-
toes so seriously diseased" said a sympa-
thizing inspector.
"Ah! weel, it's a great pity,,' replied
the farmer, shut there's se comtort-Jock
Tamson's is not a bit better 70
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TO THE LADIES.
DR. THRALL'S COMPOUND EX-
II TRACTOR
COhpSb, Pond Lily and NUnguoOb

< 4 Z IL ~ NN@LL LA-
II TRACTOR
COhOSh, Pond Lily and Kunquagh,
4 sure remedy for the following Diseases Of Females.
viz AInenorrhea, or Retention Of TIE Nenses Snr,
preston Of the Menses Memorial a.or Excessive
MeustrUation; KluOr Albus, or Whites; Turn az life.
flftulenee; Constipation ETuptious OF the skin F.:
Mysteries Commissions; P~rOlapsus Uteri. or BEARING
DOWN. lrritab.e WOMB; ChiorOsis, or Green sick
ness; DysmenarThes, or Painful Menstruation; Preg.
nancy ~steriity, &c &c. &c.
In coming before the public, I do not profess to cure
Slthe diseases that flesh is heir to; only those to which
l have paid the most particular attention, during an
81 10 % patients in a day, and that the suffering Fe-
males OF the United states may be benefited aud saved
from A premature grave, to which thousands fall vic
tins annually for the want Of proper and timely Rene
dies TO regulate the functions of the Womb and its Sc.
crctiug organs. With this view, l have incurred great
expense 10 making a Compound Extract. put up in pint
bottles. prepared with strict reference to vegetable
chemistry. from - Balsa,nic Roots and Plants. which
have long been knOwnt to the aborigiues o. this country
aud many Physicians to have a Specific Tonic and
Alternative action upon the Female Womb and its an
pendages. but the Compound Extract Of Cohosh, Pond
Lily and Nunquagh, L claim for myself and my country
to be the ouly preparation Of the kind ever prepared,
and the only one that is adapted 10 the different diseas
es Of Females of this climate, to which hundreds car
attest.
Dose, from one TO two tea-spoonfuis In one or tive
tablespoonful OF water 3 times a day before mails
IL SHOULD act upon the bowels cree or twice 4 week.
None genuine without my name and the name Of The
medicine bloEn on the bottle. with my written sigma
tCre on each Label; also a journal Of Female Disease.
accompanying each bottle. Price, 81 so.
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R4-Testimony like the Mllowins renders rupertuoss
Al comments on the efficacy Of Bulls Sa-sapzrhA FROM
Dr.. L. ?. YandsIl. Professor q Chemistry in the Loul%
vile ytedi.l CoIless i haze looked over the ast ofin-
neiiertx composing john Full $ Compound hJtrHd OF
SrSlariiia ami have TO bssitstiun in SSing that they
Srm a safe e.I3pOund. aud one that p-oEnis-s Esu v
Aronic diseases. 70 wLie5 It Is ~=pphGshle-
LIP. YANDRLI, MD
Lu.rILE, Jzp& Z, E5-
What Or. PILES ph7<&-n By appointment 70 Tie
LuirIls AIatSs hospital, sage Sails sA-APariLA
I-5rSv1LE. N.-rh %, Isla
Ik,rs examined the PrssriPtlOn f0r the preParat3oa
II John Bulls SzraTsrlis. and believe the eonelna-
Hon No be an excellent one, and vel calculated 70 Pre-
auce an zlteratisu in2resfcn on the syssara- have
u~d il bxth in pulls AMI private prsctiee- and think
h Z ths best article Of SarS4pzziil row IN uSe
n. PYLES, MD.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Batter testimony than was ever offered in favor ofan7
wedbeina. EsT. Z ". SehOn-Eev- T. stevenson:
LouIsyn1E- Nav 9h, 1898.
We h.rs used john Bulls ssrSaparillA and have
Nnozn II to he used. with entire satisfaction; snd 10
nav. no hesitation in stating our behrf that II Il Ah
Gnd valuable medical s9ElpounI, and calculated 70 pro
Suce much good and relieve much suffering; and there
bre would chserfully and ncst earnestly reoonnsna y
b ths afflicted -
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FDDINGS IL MORGAN, Dealers IL
L Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, CrocAs-.
Hardware, Competing, Sole Leather, &c, at TIE Sd q
he Empire Store, Narrel, %.
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1855.
1855. \. 1855.
7 AEGE STOCK OF CARRIAGE &
II HARNESS GOODS just receivcdIy

AkGE STOCK OF CARRIAGE &
II HARNESS GOODS just receivedIy
PATCH & ALLISON, Warren. O.
eco hides Patent Dash. Harness and Welting Leather.
lgO " Enameied and Oil Top Leather.
% pieces DaaasS, assorted, some very tine.
20 " BGckran.
10 /" silk Frstooriny.
$50 dcz. SILK PRINCES.
epicces Precelne. (new artieleN
$50 pieces Enameled Cloth, Lawrence goods1
y BToLlcloths, assorted cOlOrs-
$50 sets Top Props.
- gross Japanuel, Silver ard Brass Knobs.
$50 " Saddle and Lining Nails.
% pieces Carriage Laees. ! few pieces finest SIZE
Laces ever seen in this market.
Hub aud Sand Bands Of all descriptions.
bales ofhest quality Moss, and eyery hing wanted IL
the line Of Carriage Trimming.
IN II HARNESS IN SApDLERY
Geo gross Japau Buckles, 3, =, p. !, IL, Ia anl
800 Bs. Harness Thread.
50 pieces Girthing.
50 Line Web.
IG0 dozen Bride Bits. assorted.
go i" Line and Tug Snaps.
80 Real Silver Rosettes and Ornaments.
$50 Japan Brass and Silver Self-adiusted Trees.
6C1 pieces iiaMes, (some RHe silver)
So doz. Terre;ts.
50 " S;irrup Irons,
AMI all other articles wanted in the Trade.
All the above goods have been purchased II the Eas
tern Manufactures, and selected with mreh clre-wil
be sold to the Trade at Wholesale At a low figure.
IN II TRUNK LINE,
We can show one hundred, Of all grades, from 81 IS "a
SO some very ane and entirely new STILES. Also,
Ladies' Trunks, with all the extra fxings.
50 Saddles Of various styl-s and prices. can he seen.
/ goodassOrtnent Of Ladies' Saddies-much better than
used.
We ave manufacturing some very fine styles Of Silver
plste Harness. tie plate OF The best qu tlity-. lrr-c As
sortment always on ~hand-ulauy new styles OF goods
jus; brought uut ~ the manufacturers. can he seen at
our establishment. We respectfully solicit the patron.
age o! al those that can make it their interest TO DO so
July II lcJ5- PATCH Il ALLISON.
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SANL NELSON.
nan Cooperstorn. Nov. 81. $50.

IaII JoopcrstOUn. Nov. u, 1tjj.
Dr.. THsALT: Dear Sir-I have just heard tia. You
leave the VILLAGE in the morning 1 should he very
sorry that you should depart. without my good wishes
and thanks for your professional serviccs In nv Earii
~ the very serious indisposi;ion Of Mrs. Cooper. in
passing the turn Of life. some = or , years since. was
the worst affection she ever had ana | impute under
Providence her recovery to your ueIi inc.
Wherever yea 20, l Sish you success.
Believe Ee, Dear Sir, very truly Yours.
). F-ENSIMURE COOPER.
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iIZHE EMPIRE STORE!AIddincs (

L Morgan are opening their large Stock Of Spring
floods, which comprises an assortment OF every style
nj SiaIl e and fancy Dry Goods. Straw Goods, Par
aso!s. CarFetirs, Paper Hangiuss, C~rycEtTy, Groce-
ries, &c, &C
Tiey wculd call attention particularly to their extern
siye variety Of Ladies DT,ss Goods, GOunets and BoEre!
uibIous. EmHro.1eries, saavls, Naatillas, &c, in ali
.Ge latest aud Nos. fashionable styles. Also, 10 their
assortment Or very superior Table Linens. Linen Sheet
in.s, Pillow Case LINENS, Shifting Linens &c.
They intend to keep their stock fail NJ all times, OF
Ihs les. makes and most fashionable styles, and 10 sell
their Goods regularly. II tie lowest prices in TIE mag
kct, not allowing themselves to be EEdsrsO!d as long as
They remain in the trade
Warren. Auril l..
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~ & II. MOSER, Dculer"~in Foreign.
~, and Domestic Dry Goods "arlware, Groceries,
QeensvGre, Boots, Shoes. Is, CAPS, Ready Made
Clothing, &c, Market ST., Warren, o. aas !
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:ntrtbaIts.
b. Il. rECK, As BURTELL, H. PEEK
DECK, BURWELL d. CO.. Wholesale

KING & BROTHER, Dealers IL
IN Watches, Clocks, JeWeiry, Silver P.cicd and
Brittauis Ware, lamps. Fancy Goods, &c. No. 9, Mair
street. Warren. o. All kinds Of Clocks and Watches
carefully repaired aid warranted. mar
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From CAicf Jasfies Nelson IL have been acuuaint-
ed with DR.. Ih-all several years, and can cheeriulIy
bear testimony to his COOL private character. and hish
professional attainments, and can C, rfdeutIy recon-
mend him TO the p-b!i., as a gentleman, in every way
entitled 10 their respect and confidence. 1 trust he
may succeed in this change Of his professional iabors
ani an sure that ne cannot fail, If INTEGRITY and enter
prise, together with . high professional standing. re
ceiye their due and proper rewards.
SANL NELSON.
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\. D. LEGGETT- ). DOLsoS COX.
EGGETT & cox, Attorneys and
II Councillors at Law. O1ce over Moser's Store,
Market street, Warren, o.. je IGtf
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Oak Hall Clicking Emporium, Cleveland, o
Cleveland. SEPT. &c. ItJ5.-3n
J. G. BURaoUGRs

nENTISTRY.-DR J.. G. BURaoUGRs
IL would respectfully announce 10 the citizens %
Warren. and to the public that he will stu be found AZ
lis Rooms over Eresc0 Hall, where he will perform any
operation that may lie required Of the Dental profession
in an ele-art and GErlale manner. lie returns his
thanks for past fayu-s, and asks Tor a continuation o.
the same. All operations performed ny Or. L. will he
warranted 10 lie what they should he, in every sense of
lie WUrd. &c.
Mech IL IS-s-tg.
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DATCH d ALLISON, Dealers in Sad
i dIery Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, and Manu-
facturers Of Saddles, Brides. usruess, Trunks, Salises,
&C, Main street, Warren, o.
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=. RAYMOND. FiTcH ADAMS.
& RAYMOND & CO., Wholesale
~. Dealers in Foreign ana Domestic Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, anu Vail paper, 40. % Superior
street. Cleveland, Chic n.y.
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PAY SYSTEM FOR 1888

IA Nelsrs J.. L.. GIBBS * co, are adopting this
system. ia their Lusiuess at y inisJr, Ashta5uia Co.. %
Fhere they are selling more goods, and at lower prices
than any establishment. IN their vicinity. That is So
ruulc and ty them! They Slge Ear on high prices
They have Lousht their goods low, and are seeing how
CHEAP they can sell them aud live. Their U0stO is
quick sales and small profits Eim5le sixiienea is
better than n slow shilling
CalIand see them, and they will sell you goods lower
tlsn YOU can buy them elsewhere and charge nothing
fr their trouble. They are clever fellows and delight
ia showing goods at all t~iEes-sive them a call
Ecl'y II '55-ly.
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ID A. A. BALDWIN Wholesale
Ia. and Retail Bookseller 9 Main Street, = fcW
doors south of the POI: Sace, Warren, o. lnUV j
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KinsmaD, O., June c, 1a55.if A"'AND 0o'
T'HE FIRST ADVERTISEMENT IN

L TWELVE YEARS There has been a gre,t deal
81 pldIEg and steIEling going on in the town papers.
a GiiiiS 1 Fever was in TIE habit Of doing. 1 only take
MS simple method ofinfoTring my Old customers, and
ne public in general, that l have commenced keepiuga
ihaI Irocery and Beer Hall, on Main street, No. IL,
lac HERMAN sign,) where you can find such grocery
il'iclrs usually Kept in such a store. l also keep
on hdnd a hTst rate article Of ALE and BEER. and in
we az Of those WHO are friends Of the same. The Hall
IS Kept open every day. Sundays excepted.
warren, Jan. Jlst. 1855. ID. BISHOP.
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NEWSTEAMWOOLEN FACTORY.

~ one half mile north Of Kinsman Store, on ths
Meudviile Road.
The subscribers having bought the Wool Carding e..
Enlistment lately owned by IL. Fobes. formerly Allen
" fO5es, intend carrying on MANUFACTURING in
its various branches Wool manufactured on the shsre5
or By the yard, into DOe-Skins, ~Cassimeres, S-atinetls,
Tweels. Flanuels and Kentucky Jeans.
CARDING aud SPINNING done on short notice
Also, Wool Card:ug and Cloth Dressing. Wool earded
into rolls at 4 cents per ID. Carding and Spinning,
l3L cents.
As We are putting in s~sean-works, those having wool
&c card, ~ coming early in the day, eau have the roll,
10 take back with them.
As We are getting on the best Of Eastern MACHINERY.
and have hal long experience in the business. we fltteI
ourselves rs being able to do as good work, and "a
cheap, rs at anJ other establishment.
Those hSrins wool TO manufacture or card. would do
we'll to give Us 4 call, as by strict attention 10 businesp
we hope to get a share OF the public patronage.
J. ". FARlAND & co.
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WE- PAINE. Il =, h
E1AINE d DAVIS, Physicians and
l surselns. ofee over Nichols Hat Store. Main
street. Warren. Ohio. Residence Of DR.. Davis, , doors
east OF The Bank.