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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
!. ". TUBBS, Analy tic Physician

IN u. ODDO, Anal TIC FhySlcianp
will be in attendance. as follows - t1sE Iit
WARRES, GaskilI House, Saturday, Oct. 18th;
ORWELL, Mr. L. O raeg's, Monday, DC { goth; $40
RAvExSs, Prsntiss House Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oot. 18th and 18th.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen ; also DroPsy. Gravel. Rheumatism. Nervous
Eess, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases gue ami
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties c. long standihS
complaints. both external and internal. Tztf r n
For some ten years Dr.. T. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousahds ANNUALLY, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach In no case are aiaeraf Or other poi<0Ss en-
PtSgsd, nor dSes ne make sisk TO make petL, or tear
dora 10 build up agaiR. The medicines can oe taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients may re-
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordin-
airy diet and exercise. Many haSe recovered under the
treatment afer friends and physicians had given uP all
hope. the indisputahle evidence Of which can always
ing, are invited 10 cali. and may be assured that Raen-
enlargement will be given or expense Incurred. With
out 4 corresponding prospect OF re;oFery.F s-r-9
CLYDE. o.. july 81. 1855.
Dr.. TUBS. Sir IL have delayed writing until seye-
raj months have elapsed since my wife discontinued
the use Of Jour medicine. / am happy 20 say thatshr
Is agsin restored TO health. Her condition was reeu-
Harry distressing, ana one that 1 will not attempt inlly
TO describe Ter greatest suderings proceeded from
a disease OF her threat and lungs. disOrdered state Of
the liver. nervous prostration and general debility
He, health has been declining Er several years. until
she vas reduced to a mere skeleton, and her life deS-
paired OF ~ her friends. The best physicians In the
country (oid school we're eTPlOyed- to little or no Pur-
pose. and they told US she must dIe. Hearing of you.
she desired to make one more effort, aud We did so.--
On receiving your frs; prescription. she was alieto
sit up hut part Of the day. - f 49,
The change was great and truly gratifying TO Us 10th
Shs applied for medicine bur tSice after o timing the
first, AMI We are happs to state that. by the blessings
OF God. through your fundamentally, she nov enjoys
better heath than she has for the last fheen years.
She endures more h~Arlships with less fatigue Ieu
can dispose Of this statement as yon ser proper. Tor
your own bCnest and the cause OF humanity.
rl Yours, respectfully, 30. FORhks-
Sent IL 1854.
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Buehanan's Record.

Mr.. Buehanan's Record for twenty
years is thus given in the speech of one
of Lis friends, Hon. A. G.. Talbot, OF
Kentucky. delivered in Congress on the
28th ult, and published in the Glote Of
August 12th. from which we extract il
/. In 1886. Mr.. Buchanan supported
a bill to prohibit the circulation Of abo.
liuon papers through the mails.
2. In the same year lie proposed and
voted for The admission Of Arkansas.
8. 1836-37 he denounced and voted
to reject petitions for the abolition OF
slavery in the District of Columbia.
4. In 1897 he voted for Mr.. Calhoun's
famous resolution defining the righ's of
the States and the limits Of Federal au
thority, and affirming it TO be the duty
of the Government to protect aad uphold
the institutions of the South.
5. In 1888, 1889 and 1910, he inva.
riably voted with southern Senators
against the consideration of a~nti-slavery
petitions.
". III lOff duu 1910 nc ~dufOCdleu
and voted for the annexation of Texas.
4. In 1847 he sustained the Clayton
compromise. sc- 55i
s In 1850 he proposed and urged
the extension OF the Missouri compromise
TO the Pacific ocean.
g. But he promptly acquiesed in the
compromise of 1850, and employed all
his influence infavor of the faithful exc
cu,ion of the fugitive slave law.
10. In 1851 he remonstra'el against
an enactment of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature for obstructing the arrest and
return of fugitive slaves.
IL. In 1845 he negotiated for the &C
QUESTION of Texas.
IL. In 1856 he approves the repeal of
the Missouri restriction. and supports the
principles Of the Kansas Nebraska set.
IS. He never gave a vote against the
interests of slavery. and never uttered a
word which could pain the most sensi-
live southern heart.
This is Mr.. Buchanan's record. for.
twenty years. :
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Republican Rally at Garfield!
THURsnAY. SEPT. Is, Isse.

THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, 1885,
By appointment Of The State Central
CmmiiiU0, a MASS MEETING OF The
Republicans of Mahoning, will be held al
Canf.lI, on Thursday Sept. 10, al one
o,slock, P. NJ 81
The Meeting will be addressed BY
Hon. JOSHUA R. GIDDINGs; JOHN
HUTCHINS, of Warren; D. CAD
WELL. ofJefferson, and o. P. BROWN,
OF Ravenna.
Let The Republicans Of Maho 'ns turn
0 II in their might.
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Another Lie Nailed

Among the thousand lies manufactur-
ed By the Buchanan papers about COL.
Fremont, is one which the Trambuil
Democrp published July aI>t. stating
that he is a partner in the California
Banking House of Palmer. Cook, & Co.
The following Card published in the N.
Y. Tribune, lays that lie out culd.
A CARD.-Whereas, it has been as
serted that Col. John C. Fremont is a
partner in the House of Palmer. Cook,
& Co, the subsc riber. a partner in said
house, deems it proper to state that there
is no foundation in fact for said report.
Col. Fremont is not, and has never been
a partner of Palmer, Cook. & Co.
G. W. WRIGHT.
New York, Sept. 2, 1856.
We wonder what will be trumped up
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Grand Democratic Fizzle at P~ittsburg.
The Pro Slavery Humbug Democracy
were tothave a Grand Mass Meeting at
Pittsburgh last week. Immense posters
weradistributed broad cast, Zone ofthem
ornamented our Post Office Hail. the
big guas Of the party were to arouse the
masses with their laundering e~loquence
&C., &c. The great day came, and the
Pittsburg Gazette says that when all the
masses we're all assembled, and formed
in procession, they numbered exactly
5000 col ,468.
At Sandusky there were eight acres.
and at Massillon ten acres of Rcpubli
cans
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TIE BR1r1sH QuARrERLr-published by

The BRIrIsH QUARrERLr-published by
Leonard Scott d Go 81 Gold 81.
New York. So. per annum for one
review. SO. pei annum for the four
great Reviews. or $40. for the four
Reviews and Blackwood's Edinburgh
Magazine.
New volumes are now commencing,
and new subscribers hive a favorable
opportunity to begin their subscription.
TIE LONDON QUARTERIY- for July con-
tains the following able and interesting
articles: I, Sa~vonarola /; e., Grotes bis
tory Of Greece 8. NJ. Guizot's history
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tendencies in. France 4, Holland. its
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campaign.
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In Iowa. the extreme west, the cause
of frvedqm has coursed resisiless as her
prairie tornadoes in Vermont. the ex-
treme north, like her Green Mountain
a~valanches. and from The Pine Woods
of Maine, 1.-THE extreme east il has
swept away the last reslige Of pro sla
very Democracy.
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PHOrOGRAPHsI 2o'
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERAoM

~ the Photographic art Photographs upon paper.
surIassiny in beauty. durability, artistic effect, and
hf.-like expression any style Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever beiote drawn by a PeneiI OF light For hhebeS--
raundness, depth az light and shade and Richness OF
tone. they are wonderful.
The 81 bscriber returns thanks for past Patro age,
and takes pleasure in announcing TO the citizens OF
Warreo and vicinity. that he Is now prepared TO tike
Life size Portraits mounted upon cav 1ss and finished
plain, or eolOred in oil. crsyOn. or PHstil, from S25t %
SIUO, and warranted satisfactory. 81 t.FT
TSmall size Photographs can he taken upon paper
and mailed to any part Of the United States, at 4 very
shall expense
n PPsrsicular attention paid to taking out scenes
and landscapes. Also IkeEesses Of dec eased persons
t.uerreotypes, CT Miniatures Of deceased Ter-
sons. AopsEer poor, can be magnihed to life size AID
made perfect 1s-r
N PAmbrotypes taken for si.cO and upwards
II PInstructions Hiven in all branches Of Photo
graPhy. upon reasonable terms.
Rsmen, er, charges moderate. and Licensees war
ranted to please. FL. LEkO1.r
Warren. Sept. IL, 1856. A4
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Political Discussion.

There will be a discussion on the pc:
liiiesl topics Of the day, at SOuibiDgton
Center. IN Saturday evening. the Goth
inst. st = o'clock P. NJ, between Sam,
ael Price. of Southington, and p. E.
Reed. Of Warren. All parties are in-
yised TO sttPpd. %
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9tatbs.

OS the l2th inst. ABNER R. son of Isaac N.
and NancyL L Dawson, aged 2 months, 10 days.
Is Braeeville, on llth inst, IMoGENE,
daughter of Thomson W. and Roxana L. Allen
aged 4 years and 2 months.
Sweet little cherub, forced toyield.
And bow to eonquering death.
The sentence could not be revea led,
Nor love prolong her breath. r
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mnnagts.

Or Thursday, the llth inst, by Elder f.
Phillips of Champion. Mr.. ANDREW WATER
MAN, of Warren. to Miss NANCY JANE
DILLEY, of Champion.
IL sOuthingtOn, on the 9th inst. by Elder
Harmon Reeves, Mr.. WILLIAM CRAvER, and
Miss ANNIS C. RICE. s
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WHY WILL YOU SUPERB

Read the testimony Of DR.. n. P. LEONARD, Druggist,
Payette G. H.. Ala Jan. Is. 1853.
Dear Sir-"HoofAnd's German Bitters have done
wonders In this section. A youth. a son Of G. " Huh
bert, Esq Of this county, had been for several months
under the care Of our best practitioners without relief,
and the case reported doubtful. and the young man al
though scarcely able to get about. commenced with the
Diiters- lie found so much relief from the hrsc6ottle.
he continued to take until a complete cure was affect.
ed. lie is nov perfectly we'll and stout"
an pAO HsetAs Bitters are satisfea pitA thsm
CuArxcKZ FOWLER said:
The BitteTs are selling we'll. and I think they Gil
continue so. as they give good Satisfaction 70 thosS
who have used them"
See advertisement.
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MEDICAL IMP0ssIBILITIEs.

For a long time 4 certain class OF diseases has bsf.
fed the skill and practice of the most eminent mem
hers Of the regular medical faculty. Foremost among
these We might instance epilepsy or falling its hap
PLY now BY the skill and inventive genius Of an emin-
ent chemist of Baltimore, Nd. this disease has been
brought within the means ola cure. We alIude to the
preparation called thu Vegetable Extract EPilePtc
Pills. invented and prepared by Dr.. g. C. HAsce, Of
los Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd Since their dis
covery many persons who had given up all hopes OF
ever being cured, have been restored to the full enjoy
ment OF health. Prominent anon these we might emu
merate Mr.. Harrison Lightfoot, Of Evansville, Ala
hama. Mr. l. has suffered as much from Epilepsy, as
any other person in the world; never knOwing what IL
was to pass a week without having an attack. and often
falling in the streets Of huntsville. He Is nov fully re-
stored and has not had an attack for more than a year.
DR.. lIance's Pills have been the spre cause Of this
cure. These pills also cure all notifications OF Fits,
Spasms, Cramrs. &C.. and are very seryieeahle for per
sons OF weak nerves. Dr. Hance. sends them to any
part Of the country on the receipt Of n r. mitance.-
Price. one box. 81; two, IS; twelve, S24. AddTes
SET (. HANCE, i2 Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd.
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Debate at Lordstown.

On Tuesday. the 23l inst. at one
o'clock p. NJ. a discussion on the polit
ical issues of the day, will be had at the
center Of Lordstown. between Hon. NJ.
Birchard, an / John Hutchins, Esq. ts.
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TPNOTICE.-DR. S. STRoSG's FEWER DESTROYER.
The proPrietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy to
huild up its own reputation. Every sufferer will he
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best Recommendation II can acquire Is tn take tito the
sick room. and there let it speak for itself; let II there
spread joy and prace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. II it will not do this, a thousand certificates
win 10 bat little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimoniais-vhieh are many and loPg-
are publishcd In a circular. as the limits Of an adver-
tisement will not permit-which IRE presented more
for the purpose OF calling the public mind 20 this neS
remedy, which may he found az the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California. A
If il possesses the extraordinary powers which we
ckim, il will have great popularity wherever intro
dueeI. and forn a great public blessing On the other
hand, II it possesses no real value, the sick win soon
find it out. and demonstrate it as a humbug, a base
imposition" See advertisement
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS o.,
Indian W CandeidA
NONSrARLE.S SALE.

" by vfrtu. of4n order OF sale. issued By JededftA
Fitch. a Justice IL The Peace Of the township OF War
rem. TrGmhun county Ohio. and 10 me directed and
delivered. / have kvied upon The Canal Boat. Roehes,
ter. aud will expose the sane 70 sale ~ the store or
Stephen lBurneef. On the Canal N said tswnahip. H.
tween the hours o. 10 O'Clock A NJ, and P Non the
27th day OF September. A D. lS59-taken 10 satisfy =
Judgment In favor Of Tssac Crawford. Dated Ais la
SsDt + ~ J. y. Rsooxs, qsn,Ask.
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The Warren MAJ says that at the
Ere mont meetings up there they sit three
deep and stick ont OF the windows all
round
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PROCLAMATION
ANNUAL ELECTION.
r TT p HARMON Sheriff cf Tenn

T III. r. HARMON, Sheriff of Tfum
Il hull County. Ohio. do hereby notify the qualified
electors Of said county, that TCEsDi ~. October 18th,
1855. IS the day appointed by Law. fnr holding election
in the State Of ohio. at which tune they will assemble
at their several places Of holding ~eleetivns- ia their
respective Towhships and proceed ~ haHot.-o vote
for Ih= following State and Ceu1ty 0escer- viz:
One Supreme Judge-short term. ohs supreEe Judge
full tern. one School Commissioner. one Member
Of the Board % Pus lie Works, one Attorney General
and one JUICE Of Com non Pleas Court. one Auditor.
one Commissioner and QUE Director " InhrmAry also
for one Represe~ ntatiye in Congress- a
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR COMMON PLEAS
COURT. AND JURORS o PROBATE
COURT. A
The Township Trustees wiz return. At the same time
(l ! v in their Poll Book OF Eieetionl Jurors for their
respecfive TownshiDs. rs follows: -
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WHAT Shareholders Themselves, Say of
the Kansas Laws.

! - 4&0Aooo 46USs rr.
Senator Weller declared the Kansas
Laws, LAS ATROCIOUS AND INFA-
NOUS AS ANY LAWS WHICH EV-
Err FOUND THEIR WAY UPON
THE STATUTE BOOK OF ANY
FREE PEOPLE IN ANY AGE OF
THIS WORLD"
That Senator Bell Of Tennessee said !:
Had | been conscientiously opposed to
slavery, and settled in Kansas with a
view to better my condition. and had
| witnessed the outrsges said to have been
committed by the people Of Missouri on
the rights of the Free State inhabitants,
and had felt my neck CALLED by the
yoke Of usurped government, and had
lost all hope Of relief from any quarter;
If resistance 10 such oppression be trea.
son, so HELP Me GOD L WOULD
HAVE BEEN A TRAITOR"
And that Senator Bsyaid, of Della
ware, said. "while he opposed the pro-
viso, he felt free to admit that some OF
the laws Of Kansas shocked the moral
scene of the community, as being sub
yersive of all natural rights, and such he
was ready, by q declaration of rights, TO
declare null"
The National K~ntelligeneer, one of the
most conservative papers in the United
States. speaking of the remedy by which
tie Republican party in Congress sought
to do away with the Internal territorial
laws Of Kansas, says: That portion Of
the Territorial laws which they denounce
and of which they seek TO prevent the
enforcement, whether enacted by com
potent or incompet ut authorities, are q
disgrace to the country and its free in
stitutions- They are a greater invasion
of public liberty than were the acts
which brough the head Of Charles | to.
the block"
I776 1856.-In 1916 there were three
Parties {:
The Freedom Party.
The Loyalist Party, who deplored
agitation.
The Tories. who favored oppre sion.
In 1856 there are three Parties:
The Freedom Party.
The Fillmore Party, who dePlore agi.
tation.
The Buchanier Tories, who favor op-
preston upon the Colony in Kansas.
Mr.. Fillmore says be- knows no East.
no West, no North, no South. The late
cleo ions indicate that neither East,
West, North. or South. know Mr.. Fill
more. So i, is no nothing all around. 7
STILL they CoNE-Geo. W. Brown,
ESQ late editor of the Dayton Empire.
has deserted the Buchanan camp and
come over to the Republicans bag and
baggage. /
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\. q. The Trustees will return the Jurors for Pro-
bate Court, to the Judge Of said court. .ai III
Given cnder my hand. at the Court House, in the
Village Of Warren, this 18th day Of September A. D.
1856. II. HARMON. sheriff.
Sept. Il. 1856 s- -,
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STATE FAIR 1856 To he held at
~ CLEVELAND, Sept ODD, s4ih, 25th and 26th--
Cleveland & MahOning Rail Read!
During the Stale Fair, Trains Wli he run in aeeor-
dance with Time Table No. =, sewing Girard for Cleve-
land at 72O A. NJ. ana ] 81 I. NJ. and Cleveland for
stations
Tickets can be purchas ID at the several stations at
ONE FARE EO1 fnE ROUND rap.
Persons Iayihg The Conductor Viii De eaargei Fad
Fare, except those VIM take Cars At LeVittsJursh,
Plank ROai. amt NeNburgn-
Sept Il. Is55aI. CSC. ROBINSON. sIp't.
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DR. A D. SAWYER. DENTIST would respectfully an
nOunee TO the public, that he has pernanently located
in Warren, at tie dental rooms (orzerIy 0eeEyisd By
DR.. Spear. in Sutlih's Block and is prepared 20 per-
form operations on ratuIa. and artificial Teeth, upon
the late improved plans. 9 lr-rs go u ga
Having had muCh experience in the Manufacturing
of~Poreelain Teetn.f both single aud In ~5locks.T
and the "Porceiain fase." h has no hesitaney in say
ing. that he possesses decided advantages over all
those who do not make their own teeth-by which art
he is enabled to make q substitute .or the absartti0n
ofthe 'alvioa ridge" res-0ring the face to its natural
c~lDtOur. and giving a life like expression to the fes-
lures lie also has the right to make Porcelain Base
Teeth from DR.. D. A. SatIerthwait- patented Nosern.
her. 1855, which Is fast IA ing the place Of Metallic
Phtr. The advantages that they possess are hunler-
GUS and need to he seen TO he Appreciated. Speci .
mtrs can be seen At tn ahave named rooms. p
Mnrren- Sent L Isl6-ff -
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DONE SOLVENT-Fr the cure OF

DONE SULN The cure OF
II Young Ring Bone. SPAWN splent and callosi-
ties. Peculiar chemical absorbents uniting through
the aid Of high pharmaceutical skill. with certain Olea-
ginOus and Balsamic substances possessing vast Re
Operative powers. produces the Bone S0lvsst, Ehieh
presents to the public the Only reliable specific tend
ing 70 the relief OF the above terrible ills. trali
+ E1piricism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth adventurerS. who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable Proprietors 10 imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN Ia the land
Facts. however. stands promir emily forth Of the resulss
Of their use. at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Empires.
TPTKY THE BoNE SOLVENT. It is n preparation
based apOn known Laws Of animal economy. and 10
specifically prepared to act upon the Ahsorhents. Mu-
Gus. and Cartilaginous substances 10 not 10
tended 10 Blister.
DIRECTIONS. rrr r-
RIb on once or twice a day. q swab is very eonveHi-
emit TO apply it with. pouring the Solvent on swab and
apply with 4 brisk "tion to the affected part'. To
Stock at large in IN. ds rub on occasionally as con-
venient- A cure is ia.siitated hyat'arhing to the parts
4 ring han.lage Of thin sheeting. stuffed with eottnn-eo
be kept moistened with Solvent Also. hattie frequent
~ with Salt and Tinegar-rememher this. j
JPN. B.-Two Dollar Bottles sent free. by Express.
to any Railroad station IN the Atlantic States, upon rs-
ception Of the price by mail Address
SBOyE SOLVENT" AGENCY.
Warren, Trumlull Co.. o.
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AENTAL NOTICE-WARREN,

- I'll NJ LIOL- L1IELIIILT
II Sept. 18th, 1856 As 1 an about TO retire from
the practice Of Dentistry in this place. I take pleasure
in recommending To friends and patrons, Dr. Sawyer,
q person experienced in the manipalatioBs and nj lust
ment Of artificial Teeth and fully competent to give
good satisfaction to those that may favor him with
their patronage. Persons desiring artificial teeth.
would do well tn call and examine his specimens o.
Porcelain Base" and Block Teeth, as they are life
like and serV.ceable. JOHN SPEAK
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