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H9F0UND AT LAsT!n
THE CELEBRATED

GRtAT ~UTSCOVERl

T UIsNVNENIE
Prof. MARION. who having jus: returned from 4 tour
to the West miles, would take this method o. an
nouncin= TO the public that while at St. Domingo he
purchased from the celebrated Iniian Psychologist. a
valuable recipe for Curling and Beautifying the Hair.
TO yoang Ladies and Gentlemen this is Invaluable
Those h wing rough. coarse or stiG Hair, can entirely
remove these objections by only two or three applica-
tons Of this valuable Lotion, making the same of a
beautiful glossy texture. and al the same time giving
II TIA. peculiar wave and curl. so eniEently desirable
by all This truly and justly celebrated C~UTANEI0N
has also the effect of making the hair grow in abund
anee. and also turning grey hair to more than its pris-
tine beauty lie has also in connection with il, val
uable resipe for removing ~eruptiOus or pimI les. and
freckles from the skin. Thousands can testify IA the
value OF this recipe The whole cos. of the ingredi-
ents (Which can be procured of any Druggist will not
hexceed twenty i've cents These recipes will be sent
to any part OF the United States or Caradas, on the re-
ceipt OF one dollar. Address.
J. ii. MARION.
Feb. ll-2m Warren. Ohio.
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The Weather.

Winter and Spring seems to have changed
places. The latter half of February was lid
and warm, while the first days of March are as
sharply cold and clustering as january. The
mercury stood at 4 degrees below zero. on Mon
dav morning.
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BEHIND THE BARs.-Last week, at the
New Lisbon court, seven or eight LIQUOR
sellers OF that county were sent up, by
Judge Potter. for twenty days. to the
strong house on the hill.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Aan'rs Of John Dorhsty, Byvir+ns % an alias

John 5. Gamer ct al, Sreeted Sra ds;irsrs1.
ard issued Gu; Of he Court OF Common Plsas o. Traz
trIi County Ohio. L have levied on and shan expose
to public sale at the door Of the Court iIouSe j. War
ren in SAID county, on SATURDAY. ths IL. s1y 81
MARCH. A. T. 1s57. between The Eours e. 10 . etask
A N AID 1 O'Clock p II o. said DAY, the following tss
Of land in the Village OF AeNton Falls in the CozEty Of
TrlmhuiI and State OF Ohio, being lot No Is in great
lot No. IS. as described in the Map Of said Village re-
corded June 2Gth. 1887; II being The same lot conveyed
by John 8. Garner and wife 10 Henry A Beaver. By
deed dated Al Ri III. 1852, aal conveyed b. -sed-sf
said Beaver to James T. Porter dated March 24-1eS1-
Appraised al SEQ. TOt= sod as the property Of John
;. Garner 81 al, in the above entitled cause.
y. r. HARMON Sheriff.
sherie's On-e. Warren. FEB. & leje-JM-3 -
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Elliptic spr:ng Bed Bottom.

Attention is directed to the advertisement in
this weeks paper, of Messrs. Gray d Co., Cleve-
land. Of HOwe's Patent Elliptic Spring Bed Bot
tom. 1t is said to be unsurpassed for Economy,
Comfort and Health.
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Gresusburr Academical sehnol.

The spring term of this School viii commence
on Monday, the 23d of March, 1857, and will
continue II weeks. A continuance of former
patronage is respectfully solicited. For further
particulars, see small hand-bills.
l. D. KEI,A B., Principal.
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COOP MEDICINES.

IT is ESTIMATED EssS
4 TIA. Avrss CHEsET PEcTo-
RAJ ard CsTHkSvIc Pitts hare Rss1
done more 20 promote the pahEe ~
health than asy cher eause ~
There can be no question that the
Cherry Pectoral has ~ its th9u- EAAA
sand on thousand cures Ct Col4s. kSkEE
Coughs. Asthma Group Infusn- Z5 @sN
"a. bronchitis &c. very much re- E14<4HA%
diced the proportion Of deaths froa C~SusumrtiVs dis
eases in .his country. The Pills are As coed as the
PectOral and wiIi crre more Complaints
Everybody neets more OF less -u-EipE. Prree tks
blood from Il. irsrnrities. PG-ge The Bowels. Liver
and the whole visceT1l system from ohsTueiions.-
PurSe out the diseases which f1ster on ths BODY. 20
work It's decay. But for diseases We should die only
Of OH age. Take ~sntiiotes early and thrust Il f-Oa
tAe sys.em before it IS yet too strong 70 yield.
Ayers Pills do tkrust OFT disease. not only vhes u
II weak, hut when Il has taken 4 strong holt. E<sa
the astounding statements Of those who have been
cured by then from dreadful S~crofull, Dropsy, Cheers
Skin d seases. rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, In
lternaI Pains, h;Aoas Complaints, Heartburn Hsss-
ache, Goa:, ald many less dangerous but stil threat
sning ailments. such as pinpies on tie fzcs. Harns.
Nervous IrritaSiiity. LOss Of Appetite, irregularities,
Dizziness in the Head. Colds Rsvers. DyseEterJ asd
indeed every variety OF complaints Ter Which q PsrEa-
tive Remedy is TeauiTsd-
These are no random statements, hut are arthsrtiea-
tel by your owe n~eighbors aud your oEa PSysict1as-
Try them oucs. and y0a viii never BE without han.
Price s5 cis- per Bo<-5 Baxes for 2bcS- .r-rf
PREPARED by Dr.. :. c.. AVER. Practical CksrSt-
! lowell. Mas. and sold by Z. A Smith 4 % War
rem: DR.. G ". HoEe. Nerif ~BiooEssldi T. " Collar,
acsorotamia; Ensign & Noodwortn. kssto1 g1ls;
! and all dealers Il uet.eiEs eTeryv6sre.
Dec u, i55-3m. ea|t Z
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DIR. w. PAINE,

IN ANSWER to many inquiries, would
L state that he has no Intention OF leaving Warren.
only during the time he is on duty al College, which
is from the 10Th Of October until the ist OF January
and from the fl st of March until the 9Uth 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 al home,
in Warren, and may he consulted professionally. at
the Office Of Paine 4 Davis, over Nichols & Weirs' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST. from ii A. A. to ! 2. ".
Of each day. and from ! to ; at his residence on High
st. The remainder of the time he will be in readiness
to attend TO 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. Dee. IL, lSJ5.-24-tf
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For Policies, call on
T. J. McLAIN, Agent.
. Warren, February Is, Is51-3t
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GOINc wrxT.
Youngstown to
Cleveland.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John K erisi, BY virtue Of q ytnsi.isal


~ John Il Grist, by virtue Of q Yen6itioal
vs. Exroaas, issued cat Of tbs
Robson & Battles } Coat u Common Piess ef
Trunball County, Ohio, 70 me directed and delivered,
hy the Clerk thereof, / will expose TO pu-lic sale, Tin
the above entitled cSGs~) at the door OF the Court
House in Warren, in sid county, on SATURDAY. The
l4th diy Of MARCI, A-D 1851, between the borrs Of
40 o'clock A 81. and fo'clocS p 81. OF said day, the
foiloSirz described lands and teneuents (4s the prop
erty Of John BaitIesJ % Wit; Situate in the Township
Of Weathersfeld. TFumbull County AID State Of Ohio,
being about four hundred and thirty ScFes Of Land; It
being the land Ehieh john Battles has deeds for In
said Wsathersfeld. and IS kEoaE and described a. fol-
lows. to wit: A part Of 10, g, il Block Is, being seven-
ty-six acres (6) more Or less.
Also. lots - & 3. in the four thousand acre Salt
Spring Tract, (l0tOl confirming two hundred and tHer
Is four acres Of laad, GEO iLEeing said Battles prss-
ent homestead farm.
AIso. lot 9 in Tact Is, seIss about sIxty-thres asrSS
(63)
Also. let 10 IN trac. &c, esHiaiEins sky TIVE acres
o. more or less.
The frs. described &c acres appraised .; tze5o psr
acre The second described "a acres appraised %
5000 per acre. The third described about g acIss
appraised At $50 90 per scre; and the last described
ii. Il. HARMON, saerIEs
cha-fr.s Qer.. Uarra, E-a A Is57-5w-A1S
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DONE sOLVENT-For the cure OF

* 49,
~ Young Ring Bone. SPAWN, Splent ard CSilosi-
ties. Peculiar chemical abSorherts uniting through
the al. Of high pharmaceutical skin, with certain 0lea-
ginous and BaisaE lie substances, possessing vast Re
eupesatiys powers, produces the BsEe S0ivert, rhicS
presents to the public the only reliable specific tend
ing TO the relief Of the above terrible Ills
Empirieism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth aiycnturers, who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable FropriesoTstO imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone ami SPAWN in the land.
Facts. however. stands prominently fosth u the resuts
Of their use. at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Empires.
TPfkr THE BONE SOLVENT. Il is a preparation
based upon known lsws Of animal economy. and is
specifically prepared TO act upon the AbSorbents- Mu-
Gus. and CSTtilaginous substances. UTIt 4 not in
teaSed TO Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
Fab on once OF :Eiee a day, a swas is very convent
cnt to appiyit with, pouring the Solvent on swab) and
apply with 4 brisk motion TO the Affected Parts. To
Stock at large in the EEL, rub on occasionally as Goa
venient. A cure is facilitated by attaching to the parts
a ring bandage of thin sheeting. stuffed wi;h cottoE-to
be kept moisiened with5oivert. Also. hattie frequent.
~ with Salt anu NineEar-remenber this
Jpn B.-TwO poiier Bottles sent free. b. Express,
to any Railroad station in the Atlantic States, upon re-
ceptiOn of the price by mail. Address
BONE oLVENT- AGENCY,
Warren, Trumbuil Coo.
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The Undersigned, in Withdrawing from the firm Of
spring 4 Reed, cannot but express his thank for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firm, by the
community. lie also takes pleasure in saying that the
Drug business viii oe continued by Il. Spring, at the
old stand. on Market street; and he hopes that the same
confidence heretofore bestowed upon the late firm, may
he extended TO Mr.. Spring, Ehe is in every way desrrT-
ing OF it. d.. 2. REID.
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NOTICE IN

sHER;FT's 0sFIcE. Sh
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Annexed. find prices OF the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageucy's Remedies-Bone Solvent. p cts, SO cts and
one dollar; Roster L;rinent. for strains, inhanatisn,
sweeney, &c, . cents; Appetite Feed. which is The
hest horse power in America, IS cents sent BY nail
N ets.l; Prairie Heave Tonic. 50 ets--sent BY mail At
sare rate. Sept. Il. 1856.
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elk. Rich Plsidand Stripped. OF the
latest styles, Black Silks Of superior qualities. and
glnh lustre. at the WARREN DRY GOODS
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THE
!wssfsfp Resefbe Chronicle
-ElpCeaD I ADAMS, PropriclOrS.

TErNsAO-e Dollars and Fifty Cents IL
advance; Two Dollars, ffpayment is not
raade in advance
~----s-seart; until ALI arre.-ares are maid
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Also stock held by the Company a. collateral
sIa. ESQ E,35s 80

ST-IIIU rNsoJC " I
Bills receivable on other approved collat-
eral aud personal securities. $4,000 co
Amount loaned on mortgage Of real estate u, 100 30
Amount due from Agents, 24.4s1 "
Cash in hand and in Bank, 21,5-3 o.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John Fes By virtue OF an Execution,
vs. issued out Ofthe Court Of Com
E.A. Woodwork. } mon Pleas. Of Trumbull Couu-
r, Ohio,to me directed and delivered. l have levied
on and shall expose to public sale. at the door OF the
Court House in Warren in said County. on Saturday,
the slst day OF Marrh. A. D. 1857. between the hours Of
~ O'Clock An and 4 O'Clock p. NJ OF said day. the
ioioSlng Described real estate. TO wit: Lots Nos. - &
II IN the iowa Plat Of Niles. TrumbulI County, Ohio.
ard Is bounded as follow $. viz: On the West. ny Main
Street, or Plank Road; South by James street; East by
a narrow alley running north and south. and North BY
THOMAS EVans land; and is known by the Woodwork
Tavern Stand. now occupied by J. L. ssank-apPrais-
ed 1t Sl,oOO on.
IL. Il HARMON.
sHEEsFTs OsFIcE. Sheriff.
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A IT, OF REAL ESTATE.
OHERIFF S SALE.
~ Julian & Mason John wetmore Miller, Ensign
vs. VI * Brrming vs..
William Porter. William Porter WIN. Porter.

By virtue OF three wits Of venditioni exponas (ent-
tlci as above Issued out Il the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Trdmbuu County, Ohio, TO me directed and deliver
ed, / shall expose to public sale. ut the door Of the
Court House in Warren, in said County,, on Saturday.
the I4th day o. March. 4. L. 1871, between the hours
Of ten O'clsck A u and four O'clock 7 NJ OF said day,
the following described Real Estate 20 wit: Situate in
the township Of Newton, Trumhuil County, Ohio, aad
Is known as part OF lot 2 In section No. %. In said
township. and is bounded as follows: Commencing At
a stake, being the northwest corner Of a lot Of land
owned by Daniel Orwig, thence north six chains and
eleven links GID to a stake in the center OF the north
and south highway; thence east. parallel With the south
line, to the Mahoning River, and contains within said
boundaries, about seven acres Of hnd G appraised
ii. X. HARMON. sbsria.
aherin's oaes, Warren. Fss- ii, '57-Sx-3,l3
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EOR SALE


- Notice is hereby given, that the co partnership
heretofore existing under the firm Of Spring & Reed.
is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent.
The books and accounts Of the late firm are in the
hands Ct X Spring, who alone is authorized to make
settlement. r.. SPRING.
Warren, Feb. e, 1885, D.. ID. REED
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY-The

fuhscriher has iust received : I2rss stock o.
all articles in his line -r
He has also male arrzngeneuts with a nahufae-
s1Ting House in Switzerland. b which, he, a. Agent
for the Manufactures, receives rs atehes direct from Eu-
rope By this arrangement he is enabled TO sell6oil
ard Silver Watches, Of shi kinds, as tSp as they caub b
bought in the United STATES. He has Row on hand
every vzrie'y % ChrOnOmeter, Deplex- Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock OF britannia Ware, JeE-
elry and Fancy Goods Of every description, and he
will receive new supplies. monthly. Hs intention
is to sell a large amount. and he viii sell 70 deslers
at I lower rate than ever before -raE
The Jeweiry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, 81 Jobb;nE Prices. and will be sold los-
lie only asks that purchasers should call and sAtisfy
themselves. JULES
Warren. Dec. l.. Sc. M
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McFARLAND'S ESTATE.

- Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF John NcPsTlane, late of Hartford, Trumbull
county, Ohio, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, are requir ed TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement, and all persons indebted
are required To make immediate payment.
Fec p, i5.-3t ARCHIBALD MCFARLAND. 9d.
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DREPARE For WINTER !

i G~entlenen's Far Driving Gloves; Buck Gloves
and Mittens; silk 6eeey liae9 Gloves Tor Ladies', Gen
tlemen and Children; Zephyr Gloves and Nitfens. and
a large assortment OF Aerino. Silk and Cashmere
Vests for Ladies; Genti-men's Merino, Six and Csslr
mere Shirts Ladies'. &c tIemen's and Childr=h's
silk, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery, just opened az
y. Z HOY & Cos.
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dissolution of PARTNERsHIP.

- The Cn-partnership heretofore existing between
" q D. Grange, Is dissolved by mutual consent
Any business remaining ENCLOSED. will lie settled by
either partner. VIZ. CRANAGE,
Warren, Feb. Is. 1857 BENZ. n
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By Authority of the State of Ohio
THOMAS j. McLAIN, Agent.

Gtatement of the condition of the
hOPHEXIX INSURANCE COMPANY, on The 3ist
day Of December, 1856, to the Auditor of the State 81
Ohio.
/. The name Of the Company is The Phoenix IESur-
ance Company" and its location il Hartford.
Conn.
Q. The amount Of its Capital Stock is 500, 000.
> The amoaut OF its Capital Stock paid Up is S2oo,
zoo.
4. The Assets Of the Company are as follows:
Par. Mark't
50 shares Z 5 TIust Cos Stk. n Y s. 500 g $50
IO do Amer. TX Bank, do lO,OO0
&C do do do Qnereas- 1880
ed capital, eS = ct. paid in.) I,6j0
l9 10 Bank Commerce n I. IL 300
ll9 do do do Qncreas- l5,4io.So
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~ O1ICE IN AIIACHMENI.
~ Morgan Lewis The said George Z. Hall,
vs. and others interested. are
George Z. Hall. } hereby notified that on the
5lst day OF January. le59. an order OF attachment was
issued against the property OF the said defendant, At
the instance Of the said Morgan. Lewis, by AzltsbelI
4 Justice Of the Peace Of Warren township, Trumbuil
county, Ohio, TO recover the sum Of S3e 30. Said czrse
viii be Tor hearing before said Justice OF the Peace. at
his office in said Warren. on the lSth day Of March, A.
d. 1857. ut Q O'Clock, A NJ. MORGAN
Feb. IL, 1879
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f000 lbs. BARBOUR'S Speculative
lUUU Shoe Tread, 3 cord Thread and silk in
Quantities, q PATCH & ~oPDYCKE's,
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Boots & Shoes

1 have bought the interest OF Wm. Grange, in the
Boot ana shoe business, and shall continue to carry il
on at the old stand. Feeling grateful for past favGrs,
l would solicit a continuance efpublic patronage.
D. CRANAGE-
fsb 10 No Main street.
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Feb o5. ia5G-ks
IMENT NOTICE.

"A D. Baldwin, At my instance q writ Of
VS.. at achment was issued by
Joseph L. Anderson. } John L. Jones. q Justice Of
the Peace in and for the county Of Trumhuli. Ohio.
against the goods, rights, credits. moneys and effects
OF Joseph L. Anderson ron resident OF said county,
for the SUN OF fourteen dollars aud twenty-eight cents,
debt, on the 18th day Of February. 1857. Said cause
will be for hearing on the 9TH day Of April, A. D. 1877,
At one O'Clock. P. NJ. Of said day.
Feb p, 57-3t$ DARIUS
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BUYERS OF CLOTHING
ARE EEsrxsrkD TO ckLL At Hs4D s5kzrExs, Al
EARN FOR SALE.AA FARM

4 FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM
n OF about Four Hundred aud Thirty Acres Of
Land, .i-ua-sd in the Township Of Bazetla. TFumhan
Couaty, Ohio, h~e.onging to the estate Of James
Scott, hate Of Warren, in Eaid CoRaty. deceased,
nos occupied by Ejxard ScOyile. situate on the plank
rod leading from Warren TO JoLnson, aheat 4 mica
from Warren. Will be sold IN fair terms ard liberal
credit. The farm viii be soi3 all together, or divided
70 suit purchasers. For Information snd terms sppE
to FREDERICK KINSMANl z,.~h =
& CHAlLE5 sMITE,
Warren. June -. u Or Of AZ0R ARS1L-n
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LOOK HERE!!

4 II who wish Insurance in good, re-
~ spons-hle Companies. either on LIFE or PROP
ERrY will do well to call at Insurance. Head Quarters,
on Main Street, where they can obtain Policies on the
Cash or Mutual plan, rs they may choose, in either
Eastern or Ohio Companies at their option.
Ny Eastern Companies comply with our Law, and
our Policies are valid. willis. others fail to 10 50, and
Of e0urss are not he'll. Call in sud be Iasured with.
out delay.
Jan 81. 1857. T. J. NcLAIN.
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FRESH NEAT! FRESH MEATH

l. The subscribers are now prepared to furnish. ev-
cry mOrning in the week, Sundays excep;ed.) At their
establishment on Liberty street. south Of the Bank,
Fresh Beef, Pors, Mutton. &c. Also Candles and Tai
los.
Prices as loE as can be AFFORDED. Call and try US.
McKEES & DRAPER.
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. MBROTYPE STOCK AND CHEM.

IA ICALS Cases Of various sizes and styles.
Plate aud Convex Glass, all sizes.
Glass tunnels. assorted sizes.
Iodized COlioGion and Naruishe,. Walls, Bottles.
Cyanide, Bromide and Iodide Potassium, Pr0to sui
phAte iran, Nitrate silver. Concentrated Ether. Sui
phuric Acid. Gsilic Acid, Acetie Aeie, No. 5. and ;
full assortment Of Pure Chemicals
Having made arrsE gemen;s with Eastern HAnrf-c-
trrers for a constant supply Of the above goods, ne it,
vite the attention Of Artists and Amateurs To an exam
ination Of our stock. guaranteeing to supply them al
tn. lowest market rztss. Orders prorptly allied and
neatly packed. T. A SAlTu6 co.
Druggis;snd Apotheearies. Mes Main st, Warren.
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. A. SMITHS CONDITION pow.

IL. DER is pronounced by c~enpeteEt judges to be
the Rest preparation In use for diseases IL Horses or
Cattle. All who use it speak in high term OF its eff
caey. No horseman shoult De without It. as in cases
OF emergency il is Invaluable Numerous persons can
be referred 10 who have used it With entire success
Jan 81 lc57.
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PATTERSON'S ESTATE.

q Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned has
heen appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate u John Patterson, lste OF Newton, Trumhuli CO.
Ohio. deceased. JAMES PATTERSON.
Feb 81 ,5--3-s
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I ONGWORTHS CATAWBA WINE
IL A few dozen Native Wine. warranted to be the
pure juice Of the fruit Of tie vine.
IRst received at L. A. SMITH & Co.'S.
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WOUNDED By A PIsroL SHoT.-A
young man from Virginia. a son of EIo-
mer Peck, visiting in Freedom, at the
residence of his uncle, Mr.. George Viii
cox. was severely wounded. a few days
since. by a pistol shot. 1t happened in
this wise: He was carrying in his pam
falcons pocket. as the of Vir-
g%inians is, a loaded pistol. While at the
door splitting wood. the handle of he
axe. as is supposed, came in contact
with the lock of the pistol, thus causing
the accident. The ball passed into the
thigh, and taking a downward direction,
came near the surface, from which it
was cut, several inches below its en-
trance. The wound, though very Sc
we're, is said not to be a dangerous one.
The escape of the young mar from in
slant death was a very narrow one, as
the ball, in IFS passage through the
thigh. nearly grazed the main artery.
A warning this, against following the
customs of Virginia-out of that State !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-16

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