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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber oilers for sale, his valuable farm.
situated two miles North East of the Center Of Bristol,
Trumiuil Co., o., contsinin. two hundred and ninety
six acres OF first rate farm ng land. 1t is one Of the
best grain and grazing firms IN the county. with n
sandy soil. with creeks OF living water running thro'
the farm. There are also three never failing springs.
one OF soft water, which is said to he tie best In the
county, a good frame house on an elevated place, sur
rounded by n beautiful sugar grove Of three hundred
second growth sugar trees. Also, "A young orchard Of
one hundred and lurty select fruit trees. : first rate
sugar camp, good saw and rail timber. a saw mill
within thirty rods Of the farm, u griSt mill one mile
from the premises. There is about one hundred acres
under fence. Two Tu.,lic roads are on the farm lines,
and one runs directly through the land, AMI u school
house is on the farm. The AsltaIula and New Lisbon
Rail Road passes within forty rods, and the American
Central x. Il. crosses the former about a mile and a
half distant.
For information, inquire OF the sui scriier. on the
premises. The farm viii he offered NJ private sale. I'M
nj the first Of September, and If not sold then, will he
offered n public sale on that day. 1t can ne bou sht
now at the low price Of thirty dollars per acre.
SAMUEL ST0VER.
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RRILLIANTS, French JACONETS.
~ Lawns, Mullins, &e.-every color and style for
sale AZ the NEW YORK STt;KR-
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Gothic EnyrOssing dO..4.CO
Mammoth do. $50
Tooth Ptcks......2.l 30
Tooth IL Ear Picks 90
Pencil, Watch Key,and
Tooth Pick..........2,C0
Ladies GOM Pencils 9. co
....3,nO
=. - a. ga
with PEN. } 90
Gents Gold Cases and
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REMOVAL.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
TNiiE ProprieturS have taken the bpill

l. ing formerly O~ccapied for the Post Office. one
door south Of T.. A. Smiths Drug Store, where they
Willie pleased to see their for ner customers, aud per
sons in want Of clothing are respectfully invited TO
rail- and examine our stock befure purchasing. We
have received our spring stock Of clothing. selected
with care IN the eastern markets, and fJr style and
quality not TO he eXcellel BY any, and prices as low
as can be found in northern Ohio.
We lave received a fresh stock Of piece goods, CON
SistIng OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestin.s, &c., which we
will make up TO Orlcr. in the beat manner. and war
rantei to please. Also, Hats. Caps, and furnishing
goods in abundance BARTLETT & BROWN
Mnv -
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j. C. BURROUGHS. NJ. D.,
pr TTr DEETIST

Can still lie fiund al his rooms, corner OF Market and
Liberty sIetts, opposite the Bank. Having nov en-
tered upon my sixth year in the practice Of my profess
sion, IN Warren, with a constant increase of business,
which enables me TO keep up with all the improvements
OF the day ] have every facility at command, and a
deferHiHati0R to do as good work as can be done by
the most gifted Of the profession. Entire satisfaction
will be given in each and all operations, or no charge
viii lie made. l shall he pleased TO wait upen my
friends and former patrons, and allneeding the services
or Dentist and viii always give them good DOrk at
a fair compensation.
D J. c. BURROUGHS,
June u. 5I-u. Warren. Ohio.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.-I am now

IN prepared to sell 10 the Farmers of Trumbull and
Portage county, Delanoe's Independent Horse Rake,
which is the hest Rake now in use, both for raking
hay. or cleaning stubble / am alec prepared TO sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which is the hest Mower now in use,
and took the FIRST premium as a Mower, at the Ohio
s ate Fair in ls55; also. on hand and for sale. Crowel's
Thermometer churns. they can't be beat also, Bee
Hives. Fork Handles. Provision Safes, Hoe Handles,
Straw Cutters, &c, all OF which will he sold chesp for
cash, or produce, at my shop on Quinby Hill. west side
Of MAhonins River CHARLES MESSENGER.
Warren, June II, ie5T-H.
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CHERIFF.S SALE
~ Rufls Pope,
LutLer DroAi q

Luther DrOai et al
By virtue 81 an o Ter Of sale. issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Portage County Ohio, on a ia L.
ment rendered at the Nay term OF sail Court, against
sail defendants I have levied IN aud shall EXPOSE -
Public Sale, II the door Of the Court House, in Wer-
rem, T.umbuIl COui ty. Ohio, on Saturlay, the 18th
day Of AUGUST A d 1851, between the hours Of 10
o'clock 4 N and 4 O'Clock Pm Of said day, the follow
in described r. al estate Of the defendants. situate in
the I .sEnship Of 3raeeville, Tramhuu County. rain,
and IS bounded and described as follows, viz: On the
cyst BY bands Of Garry c. Reed; south by hnls OF Gtr
~ O. Reed AMI John D. Lane, deceased; on The west
b lands Of Robert Walker, ana on the north by an
angling road. running through said township. and is
supposed to contain hfty-Seven acres Of land. To he
sold At the suit of Rufus Pope, in the above entitled
ean~e. Appraised at tTenty-oue dollars per acre
($2i,ro)
ii. R. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Warren, July IS. ~57-Sw-5,ls
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland s Toledo. Cleveland. Co
lumhUs & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua, with Hacks to Ravenna-
/" Braceville, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with lacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enou Valley, and thence by P. Z. W.
d c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
". B. Passengers IeHring Youngstown at 1877 p
W., Grrire at Toledo at 1880 same night, and Chicago
at 1I:30 merit morning.
April Is, 1857. CHAS L. RHODES, Supt.
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a DMTNISTRATOR,S SALE.
~ Lawrence Alexander and
Francis Lynch, Admrs- &c, /,

Francis Lynch, Admra &c, an erleF ofthe FRO
". YAte Cnlt 81 sail
Augusta Lynch. ct al County. Ohio. male
on the Goth dag of May, le5T. the under signed admin
Istratars Of Arnold Lynch. deceased will Offer fsr sale
at tie door Of The Court House in Warren, TrumbUll
Conn y. Ohio. on Friday, the eth day Of sRgust, lH57,
the following described real estate OF sand decsient,
10 wit. A lot OF land In township number 70 n, in the
fifth range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in The State vi Ohlo, and county Of T~rumbull,
known by section No. six p) and parts Of lots mum
be~s , and 3. and being all OF thst tract Of land, decided
by Thomas Daily and Ann his vile TO Charles G. Daily
on the tTen.y-sixth day OF June, A D.. iS2S- and re,
coried In The Recorders Office VI said Trsmlull cOun-
ty, Septemhrr ~ h, lS2O. in Record hook Y pases2l4
aud 2I5-excepting thrrefrom only thetraets deeled on
the 10Th Of August, A. D., IsjG, to Allison A. Preston
and Garry c. Reed, by George = Daily, amounting TO
ninety two and lilo acres. The paTt conveyed 20
said Lynch deceased. containing fifty seven acres and
ffty-nine hundre-iths Of an acre.
Said prem ses will be soil free Of dover upon the
following terms: One third in hand. one third in six
and one-third in one year with Interest on the
deferred payments. Sale to commence At y o'eloek. NJ
sail day, LAWRENCE ALEXANDER
FRANCIS LYNCH
Admrs &c, o, Arnold Lynch, deceased.
Julv % IQI--Sz
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sheria's Omce. Warren. Ju
SHERIFF S SALE.
~ Josiah W. Wolc0tt,

Sylvester J. Hatch ct. al.
By yir.u, Ofan order Of sale issuel out Of the Court 0f
Common Pleas Of rruElhdll County, Ohla. to me d.
reetel aud delivered, 1 have levied on and shall ex-
pose tn public sale, at the door Of the Court HOUSE, in
Warren. in said County. on Saturday. the 18th day Of
AUGUST. A. d. Isl, between the hours % 10 o'clOcS
A L.. ami 4 O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, the following
described Real Estate, TO wit: Situate IN the township
Of Pennington, County Of Trumbull aud State % Ohio.
nj IS kp0gp ~ northeast part Of lot No. %, and
bounded as follows viz: On the east by lands 8pprO-
priateI for public use, in part and in part by
north and s0u.h cestrr'roa1 AL b. hads owned
By Emerson JIcksa-; on the south BY land Of
Anderson Dana: on the west by iands belonging 10
the heirs OF Henry SuoE and on the north BY the
south line OF the east and west center road; and con-
tlins four acres 81 lind. mare or less- To be sol at
the Suit Of Josiah W. WOicrtt. in the abOys entitled
cause. Appraised At $4,000.
~ z. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sh,-tNs. OR.a H-a-rau I,fv Il IE5--5rlq II
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Exchange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLORENCE, n. T.
EXC. SINCLAIR. PgES'r. II weber, cAsu'R.
GEO. SINCLAIR & CO

General Lend .1geais and Dealers ia Land HarrzH,s,
FLORENCE. ". I.
VIII give their personal attention to buying ard sell
ing Real Estate, Entering Lands, Loan.ng Money and
Pay ing Taxes, in NehrasEy, Iowa and Kansas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank, Pittsburgh. Pa;
c. q. HusSey a. Co., do X. Patrick u CO. Bankers,
dos Atwell. Lee & Co. Merchants, do; II. y. Iialey.
Banker, Phila.; Winston, Lanier d Co. New Aork;
Lucas " SImonds, Bankers. St. Louis, SrllrW & Co
Merchants, do; BanS OF Commerce., Cleveland, U; J.
Il. llusssy, do; Samuel QninDy, Esq. Warren. ..
anr-5-IvS
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The Crops.


We learn from every quarter of this
County that the prospects of the crops
were never better. The wheat harvest
has just commenced, and. n~oiWiihstand-
ing the wet weather and the weevil, the
yield will be nor than an average one.
The cutting of grass is going forward
rvpidly. and the hay crop will be large.
Corn has come forward rapidly during
the last two weeks, and wherever the
ground would admit of its proper cult
walton, the prospect is very fair. The
largest crop of potatoes over raised in
this part OF the State. viii probably be
dug this fall. Rye is mostly tut already
and the yield is above the average
Oats will not be sold this fall for FIVE
shillings a busbel.
From al parts of the United States,
and Canada. our exchanges bring the
same tidings, all promising a year of
plenty.
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J)ATCH & OPDYCKE have on hand
J. and viii selI for prompt pay, at low figures;

I)ATCH Il OPDYCKE have on hand,
J. and win .eII for prompt pay, at low figures:
4 Bales No. ! Moss.
l5O BIS best q-ality carried hail,
50 hides enancled Leather.
50 do patent do
$50 pieces enameled cloth,
30 do gold and silver bronze cloth.
80 do damask cotton, silk and wool,
2uO sets s-irrup joints. prop irons. &c.
80 pieces velvet AMI Brus els carpet,
5000 yHris silk and Uorsted laces,
- gross fancy inf buttons.
- pieces broad cloth.
100 sets huh bands,
80 gross carriage knobs, silver. Japd and brass,
so pieces girthing,
$50 BIS shoe threat.
sp0 brass. silver and Japd S A Trees.
GO pairs h1mrs.
COO gross Jtpd buckles,
iOO do silver DO
100 dog brittle bits.
g q" mats
zoo cnckeycs.
80 gross breeehing rings
500 whips.
20 pieces door oil cloth, \. .. 44.54.6- Ga, 81,
20 doz back lights,
ITO trunks and Y .lises,
J dOz carpet hays.
30 " shade tlsselS, silk aHd wool,
20 " carriage do do
y large rot Of lacks Ofall sizes.
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Admrs &c, o, Arnold Lynch, deceased.
July 80, ls57-5T.
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uOWLAND SPRINGS.-The sub

IL scriber wouI inform his friends, and the pablo
generally that he is again in his old position, at the
Rowland Springs. and is fully prepared TO acconuc-
uate boaIders and visitors, singly, or in parties. A
new and large dining room and a dancing hall has
been added to the establishment. Iesides many other
improvements. Every fscility for bathing. furnished.
The table will be supplied with all the delicacies Of the
season, ami every enort made to give satisfaction As
when formerly under his control. the establishment nj
VIII he conducted upon temperance principles.
June u hI-0m- U N HANK
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SIiERIFF'S SALE.
~ II STATE OF OHIO, TRCMBULL COUNTY
james Z. Calender In Court Of Common Pleas
- - of said County.
SALE.
- IdIinss & Morgan, |
vs.. ,

sheriJ's oGee, Warren, j
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I)LAIN AND FANCY French Bara-
l. ges, Tissues, ChilIies, Barage Robes, Summer
SILKS, Gc.-the most complete variety in the county
IS offered Tor the inspection Of the Ladies, at the
NEW YORK STORE
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ S. & c. Noser, :

JoEaihan Dunlap eL NJ
By vir,ue % an order Of sale. issuel out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull County, Ohio, BY the
Clerk Of said County To me directed and delivered on
decree, made al tn March term, 1875. Of said Coz ri. I
have levied on, and will expose to public sale, at the
door II the Court ilOssc in Warren.i in said County. Oa
SATURDAY. the 22l day of AUGUST 4 d. IS5T, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and 4 O'Clock, p
", Of said day. the following described raj esta-e OF
the d~efenlan.. Tn wiz Beginning ut the Northeast cor
ner % land Formerly Oynei b. James Ellis. ROW owned
AMI occupied by ) INES H. Kibbee; thence South 4Es
{ rods; thence North S4l5 East 10 Liberty Street, mo-
straightene1 arl extended thence n~o='hsriy along
sid street to the south side Of South Street thence
South SIS along sIiJ South Street to the Place ofbe-
ginning. being the same lnl conveyed by Francis
freeman to John CrowelI and Andrew MePariand, and
by slhl CrOEell to Jonathan Dunlap. ADril llth- 1854.
Appraised ut Sl;50,e0, subject To a lien Of Stll.26.
yet 10 become due } on i note and mortgage u JOhI
Croyell in seven equal annual payments from the lst
day Of tpril lSi6. AMI interest on said SUN. ft IN Al rii
Ist. 1855, and Is free from dover riaht OF Ann Maria
Dnnap, or any othsr~ incuDhranee wh1teTer;to be soil
ut the suit Of s. i @. Moser in the above entitled cause.
H.. r. HARMON, Sheriff
Sheri1's Ofce, Warren, July %. IS5-5w4,95.
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XVOSTENHOLMES & RODGERS
w Poke, Knives. s large pile u select from. at
gRErAAN :
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DENTISTRY!
D R. II. W. HOLLOWAY,
AT HONE AGAIN!

n bis old rooms over the New York
Il Store, where he ran he found at all hours during
the day, (ready to perform all operations on the teeth.
at his usual low prices) The satisfaction that has teen
given to hundreds in this vicinity, is a sure guaranty.
and cheapest work in the county; nothing but the best
Of Cola used for filling. Teeth from one to an entire
sett on Gold or Silver plate. would here say to those
wishing i fill sett. / will extract the roets and give
them a Temporary set of teeth on Gutta Percha, in one
week from the time of extracting rools. free without
charge. DE. II. vs.. HOLLOWAY.
June ?. IS5--tf.
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ANDREW HERST'S ESTATE.

~ Notice is hereby given, that the Subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator OH the
estate Of Andrew Ilerst, late Of TrumbuIl County, de-
ceased. Dated AZ Braceyille township, in sail coan;y
TINS 81 day Of July, le57- Join liERST, Adm.
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A board kiln containing ten thousond
feet of lumber, belonging TO Messrs.
Spear & Son, was burned on the night
of the 9th.
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WEST WARREN STEAM WOODEN FACTORY.
LAYING added Scam 10 nur esfah

IL lishment. We you'll say to our patrons. and all
others who EIay lVor Us with 4 call, that We are nov
prepared to 10 work with dispatch, and in q manner
that will not fail to give satisfaction. we have also on
han l a large stock of goods, which We will exchange
for Wool on favorable terms. Wool to work can be
LEFT in Warren, in care Of JOSEPH Netterheli. opposite
the Post Office. or with Henry Garfield, at Windham
station, to whom it will he returned when done. and
with whom settlement must lie made at the time Of Ia
king the same away. j. D. Z W. WALKER.
West Warren. ,Juue . IS5--yn-
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE DISTRICT

CLEaKs' 0FFIcE, Warren. o., July 22d, 1857.
hereby certify that the above is a true copy Of thu
original order made by the District Court at theil
March term, A. D.. 1857.
ALMON D. WEBB. Clerk of District Court.
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7NSagA " NN NNhAttg iOulA III persons Publicly
knoSn n, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the Lungs by its use. When
once tried its superiority over every other Medicine u
ITS KIND Is too apparent to escape observation. aud
where its virtues are known, the puilic no longer hest.
tate what art.dyte 10 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
are incident to our Climate. By is timely use rlany,
lay almost all attacks of disease upon the Lungs or
throat, are arrested and thus are saved many thou
sands every year from 4 premature grave. No family
should be without It. and those who do neglect to pro-
vide themselves with 4 remedy which wards of this
dangerous class of diseases viii have cause TO deplOre
It when II Is toa late. Proofs of the surprising efficacy
ofthe Cherry fectcral ned not be given TO the Amer
ican peoPle-they have living proofs in every neigh
borhood. But those who wish TO read the statements
OF those whasc whole health has been restored and
whose lives have heen saved by its use, will find them
in my American Almanac which the agents below nam
ell has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by Z. A Smith & Co War
rem DR.. CIV Howe, North Bloomfield; II. Is. Collar,
Mesopotamia, Ensign 4 WOodwortn. Newton Falls;
and al dealers in medicine everywhere.
lu1v , il--Tp
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SPRING GOODS.

4 RE receiving their stock of STRING
n GooDs, as extensive in amount, and as general
IN assortment as usual. Theis goods have seen selec-
ted with great care, both rs regards style and quality,
and are offered at the hUest prices. Superior .Gfy
eeHt Tea always on hald.
n. b. An invoice Of choice and expensive French
EinhToileries win lie opened next wees.
April -. Irj9.
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BROADWAY COLD E

Manufacturing Company.
OFFICE NO. 335 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Fourth Quarterly Sale IF Cola aaS SHrer Ws'ehcs,
God Wa'ek Chains, Loetefs, Bracelets, Sc, &c.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES OF PENS &C.
Gold Pens.--.---.-Si O. gothic Enzrossing do. . .CO
Gold Pen and silver " Mammoth do. $50
9.OClGOh Tooth picks......2.lO
Gold Fen and double = Tooth d Ear picks.3,UO
eN-SiiveT lInide ...3-CClPencil. Watch Key, and
Mammoth do dO.-..4.Gui Tooth pick..........aC co
Lsviatlan do do....4,Ut Ladies Goh Pencils ...2.CO
Fountain Pen. Desk " " ...3HO
Hohier.- -.-.4CO
Mammoth do do sol " with PEN. } 90
Engros- ing Pens.....2.Ot CENTS Gold Cases and
Leviathan and Box....5.CG T. 90
Gothic Silver Case and do Go do do 1000
Pen..-...------..3,rti do Gothic do do 1900
AT d all other kinds of styles at the retail prices.
To the purchasers OF our Pens We present a number
ell Ticket on every collars worth purchased, which
entities the holler, hJ an extra payment Of > cents on
each ticket, to a premium varying in value from 81 to
slUO. The premiums CO, si>t OF various articles OF
Jegelry. viz: Gold and Silver Watches. Silver Cob
lets, Silver Fruit Baskets. Gold Guard Chains for La
dies. LocketS, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest
Chains. ~Thimbles, Breastpins, Ear Drops. stu Is, Rings,
Crosses. &c, &C., none Ct which sell for less than one
dollar. Country purchasers may rely on being rs fair
" aeat WIN, as regards the prices as if they them
selves were present.
We have been in operation fo- three years and thnu-
sands have bought OF Us. and We have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan affords
every opportunity Of obtaining \ gold watch or some
article of jewelry, for a trining sum. All our pens,
pencil cases, &c. are manufactured hy ourselves with
great care. and we offer them at precisely The same
prices asked in all other stores in the city.
AGENTS WANTED.
To agents y offer the mist advantageous Offers. and
any energetic person can do we'll by working for US
We wish agents in every place ia the country, and
persons who would like to hecnne such viii please to
address US, and We will send them printed circulars Of
prices. terms. &c. We have no stated periods Of dis
t%TibutIo1. The moment Il zen Is purchased, the pur-
chaser is entitled TO receive his premium on the pay
mtHt Of - cents extra.
All orders by mail shoGll be addressed
MEkRICK, BENTON & DEAN,
3j Broa lway. New York.
y. Pens repoirted in a superior manner
Enclose the pen and 30 celts in p. o. Stamps. and the
pen will lie %rep0inted and returned post paid.
June 3, 1877 SIN.
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B. HUCKE
WOULD inform the citizens Of War.

rem and adjoining towns that he proposes re-
naming in Warren. AMI viii tune AMI repair Pianos,
MelOdeons, Accnrdeons and Yiolins, as well as it can be
done in the eastern manufactures, and on reasonable
terms. Pianoss and Meiodeous Kept in order by the
year. All work warranted.
Al, ORDERS left At Adams Book Store will receive
prompt attention.
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EYE d. EAR.

DR. IDDINGS has resumed tn prac
~ tice OF Medicine, in Warren and its vicinity. II
viii pay particular attention 10 diseases If the Eye AM
Ear. lie has within the last year, o tanned new rene
dies Of great value these combined with his former
practice, enables him to restore sight and hearing
hitherto deemed hopeless. Artificial eyes that move
and resemble the natural eye, inserted without an op
Grafton Roaring. Singing, and Discharges from the
ear, cured bya new process
WARREN IDDINGS, NJ D.
Warren. May @. Is57-tE.
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DICKLES.--50 doz. half gallon jsis
Il assorted Pickles, 50 doz. Quart DO. 10 doz. hos
ties Catsu9, at DUNHAP & STEWARf,S