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YIIE HUNTERS FEAST: OR CON.

l. vERsATIONS AROUND II CAMPFIRE. BY
Cara. Wayne Reid. author of he "Rihe Ringers, "The
Scalp Hunters" &c. Beautifully illustrated with en-
cravings, by N. Orr. Price 81 p. We venture to say
that there is no book extant which gives such a thrill
ing and yet truthful narrative OF the stirring and peril
Gus life Of \ Trapper, as does the deeply Interesting
and instructive volume fefore US. The author, whose
powers OF description are well known to the American
reader through the medium Of his /" Rife Rangers"
&C.. has most admirably blended instruction with
amusement. for, while Ike, the Wolf Killer, :" cheers
the Camp Fire with his never failing anecdotes, the
Hunter Naturalist tskes every occasion to inform the
delighted auditory Of the habits. haunts and charac
teristics Of the animal under discussion. and this he
does in a manner which cannot fail to FIX the informa
ton in the memory Of the reader
Just published aud received at ADAMS JIG
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Peace to its ashes.
Increased Mail Facilities.


: We understand that petitions are abou
to be circulated, requesting the Pos
Master General 10 establish a new mai
route from this town. via Bazetta, Fow
Ter. Hartford and orangeviIlt, to Yves:
,GreenEille, Pa, the mail TO be carried &c
and from that place tri-weekly. We sin
cerely hope this project may b. carried
through. Immediately. Most of The mail
routes through this county run east and
west, or north and south through the
different ranges of townships, and in We.
ny many cases the cross mails do moi
connecl with each other, but allow one,
two. three days, and sometimes an en-.
tire week 10 intervene before connections
are made, and letters from the county
seat. can reach their destination within
the county. IL is notorious that hereto
fore letters have reached this town from
Philadelphia. New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, in less lime than from some of
the to xnshiPs within the county. This
ought not so to be-.
Il is also proposed 10 change the pres
ent semi weekly mail, from this place
via johnson and Kinsman to MeadYille,
to a daily mail. This improvement is
much needed, at this very time; hut
when the C. d NJ. Road is finished to
this place, which will be within two, or
three months al the farthest, the necessi-
ty will be still greater.
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Discharged on Bail.

Discharged On Bail
ARTHUR PAckER. charged with bur.
glary and arson. in breaking into and
firing A. UDALL's Store and Post Office
IN Hiram, was, upon examination before
the Juetice, committed to Jail in this vii
lage in default of $500 bail. Last week
he was bailed out BY his father, and it
is reported that he has left for parts I'M
known, and that his bail will become for
feit.-Rauenna Democrat.
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In all the principal Cities and Towns. these worts
will he delivered FREE OF POSTAGE Whea sent ~
mail. the Postage to any part Of the United States viii
be but TWENTY OUR CENTS = year for Blxckwoad.
and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each Of he
Reviews.
Remittanecsro FOR any Of the above publications should
Away 8 be addressed. post-raid, to the PEbiisheIs,
& Co.
No. 81 lsold Street New YorN
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PREMIUM VOLUMES.

FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW lone yesrl
~BLACKwUOD's MAGAZINE DIX month-)
LONDON QEARTERLY REVIEW lone yssrl.
EDINRURGH REVIEW lone yen).
METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE six nanthsj.
WrsrNINSrER RRNIEE L.. -..-A
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Highway Robbery.

A man named CHRISTOPHER FIELDER
was knocked kown and his watch taken
from his pocket, about one O'Clock on
Monday night last, at Briar Hill, by two
men unknown to him. Felber is EN-
ployed in the Briar Hill Furnace, and
was going home from work when attack.
ed. The r~ascais are at large yet. Whai
next? Morality in this vicinity at pres
ent is very much like a cows tail, il
has a downward tendency Nahonins
Register.
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Two children were burnt to death
Saturday morning. at Elmira. by the
confagration of a house. Their names
were Bunses. The fremen were SO slow
In getting the engines to the spot, that
several women took hold of the rope and
assisted il dragging one of them through
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrurabuIl

- NV"AtJ N"Oh VI 1AlAAoA = HH.H
Josiah Robbins. Jr., PrG. reuloh ., I'm;
vs.
Noble I. Robbins, !n'r. Of JOSH auH.. ., -os.-n
nh Robbins, DEED. Isaac and y no.slhs, usouiiHs
liza nesJon, James and WA 49,
smith an r. W Tayler, Deftg. -
The defendants, Isaac and Eliza Hearon. hvingin H.
linOis. are notified, that the petition Of piaiLiin and
counterelaia Of Noble T. Robbins as Admin sJrstor o.
Josiah Robbins, deceased, have been fled in said
Court. Alleging that Isaac ueAtoR ras the farm OF Jo-
siah Robbins, Deceased. ibtn his hand, wr0Rgfully,
sold il for S3.6CU,C0; got all the pFoeeedslu Int S2,40.HJ
still tue from JsueS and Wm- smith. on bond was to
support Josiah Robins and pay his iehts-iiA not do
either left the Barclay delt or Sls0.G7. aad the Tod
dol: OF sal ami over. remain unpaid. Basslzy attach
ell the Smith Bond Josiah. Jr.. supported Josiah, Sen,
paid funeral expenses and doctor billiard took up Tod
note and prosecuted account and claim TO Alministra-
tor got juigment before J~Palm. Justice. Earren.O-
for S9sisS AID cost Dee llfh, 1855 asks Judgmons
against Isaac for enangh 70 pay il. aud all expenses
and costs. and fir share OF each heir and iud
hat James a1d Vim. Smith Peg balance afbond, $40
90. TO Apply. and for general relief Said Isaac and
klizA HeatoR must anS~ersaid position sad counter
claim. by the 18Th day Of February. A. d. lS5s, or
Judgment and decree will he rendered ID next tern. On
their dcfInit. HOFFMAN & RATLIgR, Atty's.
Jan. 2, le56--6U. for PHI. and Alnitni stettor.
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DIANO FORTEs-NEW STOCK

Ahns assortment Of Pianos. varying in price from
sIe5 TO $500 Among others may be found
7 elegant Rosewood, o oct, iron frame, fancy legs, So
4 do 611 oct. do round cor. 31OsS125
J do g. " do do 295GSJo0
, oct. rose, carved tablet and carved moulding, Siuu
I do plain raSr, S335
l ~. oct. Louix XIV style. finished all around. S5Ua
The Last mentioned is on. Of the largest aud most
magnificent pianos ever manufactured. The publ are
invited to call and examine it; it will repay the srlu-
ble ~ q visit. The above were selected ~ myself With
great care. aad I will warrant them ~ be very superior
Instruments in every particular.
Warrea. Jan. y. SO. ST. PoHIRnY.
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Aid for Kansas.


Agents will pass through this county.
during the next two weeks, soliciting pc.
e%unisry aid for the Kansas free settlers.
The outrages and attacks of the border
rufhans. winked at by the officers of gov.
ernment, have forced the settlers to de.
fsnd themselves. thereby causing them
to neglect their own private business and
incur large expenses. They now cal
for help; and shall it be said that we, who
remain in peace and safety in BUR homes,
refuse to supply a piltance of needed aid,
from our abundance, 10 those brave men
Who uphold the principles we cherish, at
the peril of their liyesl
Alta meeting held at Columbus. a few
days since, gentlemen from Kansas be-
ing present soliciting aid, it was resoIv-
ed that applications should be made for
his purpose to the citizens of the differ
ent counties of Ohio. Gov, Chase head
ed The list by-a subscription of City dol
lars.
~ EL
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revival.
There is a revival going forward at the
Methodist Church, in this village, under
the charge of Revd. CLARK, pastor, e.
der HALL, Revd. j. H. EBBERr, and DIR.
EARL, of Franklin. There are a num-
Der OF hopeful converts.-Ravenna SEN
tina.
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SHERIF'S SALE
By virtue of execution issuei out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of TrumhulI county, Ohio, to me direc-
ted and delivered. I have levied on, and shall rxpose
10 public sale at the door of the Court House, in War
rem, in said county, on Friday. the 2qih day Of F=brua-
~, A-p- lso6, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. H..
and 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, Of said day, the following desert
in township No. 3, in the LIST Range Of ToTnshins In
Trumbun county, Ohio, viz: Lot No. 72, containing
one hundre | and one acres and forty four thousand
two hundred and fifty one hundred thousandths Of an
acre OF land and is bounded south, by the south line Of
said ToEnhips west by lot No, 81; north by lot No. GO;
and cast by lot No. a. Appraised at twenty nine dol
lars per ARE. To he scld at the suit Of Rayne Kirk
against J.B. Wolf and others.
II. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
sherir's Office. Warren, Jan. 10th. Is56. 5 t275.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order

y Of Court.
On Saturday, the list day Of March. ls56, between the
hours Of l and 4 o'clock, T, NJ, on the premises in the
to the highest bidder. the following real estate. as the
property Of Thomas liaWley. deceased, to wit:-Situate
in Fowler. township Nos in the Cd range Of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, i'm the State of
Ohio and which is also in the county Of TrumbuI and
Is known as part Of 10: No. 46. and bounded as fol
loWs:--West by the public highway; South by lands
owned by Joseph W. Davis; East by the highway, and
running north to the centre of big Spring Run, :" so
ealled-the east and west ends to he OF an equal width
and contains fifty acres Of lard more or less.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
HAYLEY,
Jan 30, 1856. It. Ex'r Of Thomas IIawley. dec.
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Those Steers.

Those Steers.
The Sentinel says that ''the iwo-yea,
old steers of FRANK HENRY have been
weighed a second time. and positively
reach 1885 pounds"
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CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
FOR THE KrLiEr AND crkr OF srrFrKrss rEz.rrs-
1T STANDS PRE-. EMINENT FOR
Il its curative powers in all the diseases for which il
is recommended, usually called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or these are Prolspsus Uteri, or falling Of the womb:
fIuUr Albus, or whites; Chronic Inflammation and IL
ceration- OF the Womb Incidental Iemorrhage, or
Flooding; Painful, Suppressed and Irregular MeDstru-
alton, &c, with all their accompanying evils. Cancer
e%xcepted) no matter how severe or ofhoS long stand
ing.
This MEDICINE las never been introduced by empty
pnns and Misrepresentation nor is it intended that
its present popularity shall be sustained by any medi-
UNI bur is merits and the appreciation oftne public.
REFERENCES.
The me iicine is now well known and appreciated,
and will have q steady and increasing sale. I knog Of
no preparation that can compare with it for the pzrtie-
uar complaints for which it is designed. / am salts
fed. by the use now making Off in my own family and
by almost every day evidence Of its benefits to others,
that it justly merits the warmest recommendation its
E.D. PERKINS, NJ. D., Marietta, o.
q / would be glad to have a further supply As
The medicine is becoming very popular. and 1 think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
where properly taken
Prevail on medical men to adopt it in their practice;
and [ have NO fears of the result, froiu what knowledge
L a " NAih ASOAaAA VI AA| u 4NlN IOAEA L
wish the medicine kept here.
T.C. HAWKINS, NJ. D., Waynesburg, Pa.
The Catholican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have beeH bene-
fitted hut one-2nd that one, nothing will help.
Truly yours, WIN. LAIRD lAZLETT. 81. D..
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
/ must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved to he the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which it is
recommended, viz those Of female weakness, such as
Prolapsus Cteri, Fldor Albus. and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases OF irritation OF the
female orgaLs. D. Y f0OTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, y. Y.
The Claims Of this medicine to the confidence Of the
public are strengthened hy the fact of lie having re
ceived the appreciation and liberal patronage OF many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States. some Of whom have voluntarily given let
lers Of commentator, (see pamphlet sustaining all
that is claimed for it as a curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of The above disea-
ses. together with testimonials from ladies' Of the high
est resp-ctability, as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, to all which the attention Of ladies and prac-
titioners is respectfully invited, can be had gratis At
the store Of L. A.. SMITH & CO., Druggists, Warren,
Ohio. j. B. MARCHlSI & CO, Proprietors,
Central Depot, 3G4 Broadway, <. Y.
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GHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAKo

~ COMING AGAIN-tosether with any number OF
elegant Pianos, Melodeons, &c, daily arriving at g I.
Pomeroy's Piano Ware Room, Liberty ST., Warren, o.
l must again remind my friends that a good Piano
forte is the most substantial, sensible, and vital ac-
e-ptahle Christmas or New Years gift which can he Sc
lected, II any doubt it. l respectfully refer them TO
the intended recipient Of the favor for confirmation OF
my opinion. Ia!ways sell a large number on or near
the holidays, and am glai to SAL this year that | am
favorel with an unusual speaking ahead" for instrd-
ments. Those intending to go in" viii do well to call
as soon as possible.
nov - s. 7. P0MEROY.
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IN PROBATE COURT for Trumbul

l. County
Singleton King, Administrator or
Bethuel Benan. Jun, Deceased,
vs.
Rhoda Ann Benan, Sophia Sell
by. Beman Reed, and Amelia Dell h@hd
Reed and others, heirs Of said
Bethuel Beman. Jun, deceased.
The said Singleton King. Administrator Of Bethuel
BeInan. Jun, deceased, has fled in said Probate Court
for rrumbuIl county, Ohio. his petition to sell for the
payment OF debts of the Estate OF said deceased, and
subject to dover of Rhoda Ann Beman, TO he assigned
therein. the following described premises. viz stu
ate in Mecca t~oSnship, in said county. known as part
Of lot number three. in the Kingshury tract, so called
bounded north, east and west by the lot lines. and to
extend so far south as to contain eighty acres Of land.
Said petition will be for hearing on the LIST day Of
March, IS56.
By SUTLIFF & FUTILE & r. ]. POWERS.
Jan. 81. I656-4W. Atty's. for Pr.
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NOURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
OTrumbull County, Ohio.
Civilization
Nathan A. Fell

Nathan A. Fell Civil Action
& Hugh CALDWELL
The defendant. Hugh Caldwell. = non resident Of the
State OF Chic, is hereby notified. that the plaintiff. on
the 25th day Of June. A. d. 1855, filed his petition
against him and said Nathan A Fell, in the Clerks Of
lice OF the Court Of Common Pleas o: said county. The
petition alleges that said Caldwell and Fell, on the 24th
day Of August 1873, entered into a written contract, by
which said Caldwell sold to said Fell one fourth of the
coal under = certain tract Of land, situate in Pynafu-
ming township, Mercer County. Pennsylvania, owned
and occupied by Paul Arner-thai said Fell agreed to
pay therefor the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars.
One hundred by August "a. 1850, and one hundred and
fifty dollars by August "a, ls5l-that said Fell was to
search for Coal under said land. with Jesse Smith. Re-
fore August q. 1850, and if q vein OF Coal was not
found worth mining. said contract was void,-that said
Fell did search for Coal and was satisfied herewith
that said Caldwell assigned said contract to the plain
tin. who is the owner thereof. and entitled to recover
said $3.50. with interest from said Fell. The plaintiff
asks judgment against said Fell for said sum and int
rest.
Unless said Caldwell answers by the 29th day of
March, AID 1856, said petition as to him will be taken
for confessed
CURTISS & BRIGHT,
Warren, Jan,y. 80, 1856. 6w. Attys. for PTtn.
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We are indebted to Hon. J.. R. GrD.
DINes for the Report of the Secretary oil
the Treasury, ON Commerce and Navi-
cation for 1855 and also the Mortality
Statistics of the Census OF 1850.
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EHERIEF s SALE.-
OBERIFF's SALE

- by virtue OF an order Of SALE to ne directed Sni lie
Hvercd by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas u
Trumbuli Comfy. Ohio. I have levied on, and Shal; eI-
pose to public sale. At the door Of the Court Ious in
Warren, IL sail county, on Saturday, the 23i LAY OF
February, A ID lSj6, hetEeen the hours % 10 O'Clock A
VI a. 4 4 o'clock P N, Of said day. John Madieu's -qui-
table interest in and TO the fallOwing described cal -
tate, To vii: being lots 20 and 81. with the buildings
and aPPuTtenanees thereon, in dick II, in the add
tioual survey Of the town plat Of Warren, references be-
ing had to tie maps thereof. fer certainty, ~ rccorde I
in rrunibuli County Records. Book Of vsPs. pages -
aud 3j. To he sold subject TO the following payments
yet to become due to .. O.. GrisEeii, viz: April lsr.
Is56. S929,26; April Ist. Is57. the further sum Of S1sJ,
aud On the LIST day Of April. 1855. the further sum u
S-25, with annual interest on said sums, from April
LIST. IS5j. Said interest Of said Madden vas aPprais Il
at sos. To re sold at the suit Of humphrey Harsh
against John Maiden, Ct al
u. R. ARMON, Sheriff
SheriG's Oacs, Warren, Jan. p, l,56 5t-3,l3
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A large Gold Seal was found on the
Bazetta Road, on Wednesday the 9Th
inst. The owner can find it by calling
on JOHN R. WILLIAMS, Esq.
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Fire in Vienna.

Fire in Vienna.
We learn that the Town House in vi
emma was destroyed by fire, on the eve
ming Of the 9th inst.
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A MBRoTYPEs!!-oR DAGUER

~ hEUIlTES VN NLASSI
Having taken thorough instructions in the Art Gf Am
brUtyping, from A. 5. Robbins. late Of New York and
Philadelphia, one Of the hest Amhrotypists in Ohio. !
an ready to wait on any and all who may give me =
call, at my rooms over Smiths & MeComhs' Store, cor
ner Of Market and Main streets.
am prepared to take licensees Of all aizes, from
medium to full size. cit err positive or negative. or 10th,
which l will INT Hp in double ca es, showing the posi-
tive and negative picture; or in single cases, showing
either the positive or negative. The cases are made
expressly for AmSrotypes. These pictures can he IA
ken in all kinds Of weather, from 8 O'Clock, A. -. to 4
o'clock. p 81.
Thorough instructions given in the Art. at moderate
charges. y. l.. LeHof-
Warren. January 93. f56-tf
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In an article in our last weeks paper,
on the month of January. the types made
US say. there has been no Janusry before.
nor has it been sufficiently warm to melt
the snow, &c. We wrote it thus. There
has been no January than, &c.
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DURAL PUBLICATIONS.

IL The COUNTRY GENTLEMEN The CULTIvAroR,
AND THE ILLCsTRATED ANIMAL REGISTER OF RrRAI
AFFAIRS P~rbirsked at -5lbGHy, N. T.. by Luther
TICKER & SoS.
The Country Gentleman is n beautifully illustrated
weekly OF l6 pages quartO. with special De ,artments
for The Farm. The Grazier. The Dairy. The Fruit Gar.
den and Orchard. The Florist. The Kitchen Garden,
The Poultry Yard. The Housexife, The Fireside. &c
This is. without question, the BEsr Agricultural
Paper in the Unietd States."-IIon. john
NJ. c. Of Illinois. Price 50 a year.
The CultiTatOr, monthly, p pages octave we'll
known Tor twenty years. as the hest monthly agricul
tural journali in this c~ountry-frice 80 cents per year.
The Illustrated Annual Register Of Rural Affairs
The two Nos. issued for 1855 and ls56, contain more
than $50 engraEings Of buildings, animals. trees, fruits,
&c, &c. Price p cents ach-sen post paid by mail
These works combine attractions to lie found IN no
similar publications. and the publishers will send
specimens Of the papers to all who would like to ex
anime them.
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TO MEDICAL STUDEN rS.-DRS

IJ."DIIS
u PAINE & DAVIS would say to Young Men who
are DESTROYS Of Studying medicine, that they have furn-
ished themselves with a large Medical Library, Ana
tomical Charts. Plates, Maps Surgical and Chemical
Apparatus. sufficient to illustrate all the vari0ns
branches OF medicine and Surgery. DR.. Paine, Demon
stratoT Of Anatomy in the T. 81. College OF Philadel
phia, will lecture to the Studtnts every Saturday after
noon, on some OF the branches Of medicine. and to
those who are DESTROYS OF Studying for the profession,
they will give rare opportunity to do So. For further
particulars inquire at their Ofhce. over Nichols &
Weir's Hat and Clothing Store, Main ST., Warren, o.
Jan. 1914
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TTumbulf
l. cOunty,sA In the Court Of Co mon Pleas. -
James T.. GardnerA
( Position for Divorces. i
Louis Gardner.

The said James 7. Gardner. on the 18th day Of No
venher, lc5d. hled In the said Court, his petition.
against said Louis 0ardner. for a divorce. alleging az
causes, wiilful absence for more than three years.
and gross negleeto Of duty said cause viiisbe for hear
ipg at the next term Of said Court By his attorneys.
JAn.9. la56-6E. SCTLIfF TUfTLE-
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Warren, Jan. II, ls56-2m
nRnPnSAIS E0R PAL PnAn

PROPOSALS FOR RAIL ROAD
Il SILLS.-Proposals will he received by the sub
scrihers until the 18th inst. Tor the supplying Of 6 900
railroad slips, deliverable at Miles during the month
Of April next. The stlls both Of white oak and chest
nut. hesn or sawed on two sides. l0JU to he 6SS
inches and . feet lnaz and 1900. 8 s6 inches AMI : feet
ong, straight and perfectly sound. Proposals may be
eft with Isaac HolfOrd. at Niles, or the subscribers at
Cleveland.
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A MBROTYPES-WM. F. PORTER

~ Takes this opportunity OF informing the public
that he is now taking this new and beautiful style of
pictures. For delicacy Of shade. tone and briliancy,
they are unequalled by any other style, and to be APP
preciated. they must be seen. They are without tie
glare Of the Dayuerreotype. and have softer lights ard
shadows. They are very permanent, As the picture is
taken on one glass plate. and then another plate Is ce-
mented to that by n process which renders the two
a heavy glass plate, and cannot be destroyed, unless
the glass is broken.
INSTRUCTIONS
Given to Ladies' or Gentlemen in the above art, also in
all the different branches Of Daguerreotyping as cheap
as anywhere in the State. UPWritten instructions in
Ambrotyping sent to any one, on the receipt Of 50, by
mail or Otherwise. WIN. y. PORTER.
Rooms over Baldwin's Bookstore, Min St, Warren, o.
Jan2-tf
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:, WWOLENALE DRUGGISTS,
ID y. NELLERS & Go Z

ID Il. SELLERS a. 90 Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
L CORNE on WOOD AMI SECOND STREET Od Stand Of gn & spskn)P ITTSBTRG H Pa
Oms Tor amm gaMh.% @h nms%ma s%sTSs .ser@s5. %ITh.@ %Hd pKrOss MIDI
MENrS PArENT MEDICINES, WHIT LEAF RED Lead ITHiEGE and ZNc PAINT ogrhe vita
every amre emhzceiin our line hu1nesa 49, #H
iCOUGuS YITP PuthurhA Ian 166uEH