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French Novels.

French Novels.
YNEVERIN0. Par George Sand. 20 cents.
Il Jeanne Par George sand cents.
lsidora Par George sand Is
Mauprat Par George Sand 40
Gabriel Par George Sand. 20 cents.
jacques. Par George Sand cents
Horace. Par George sand. as cents
Modste Mignon. Par rs cents
les Chowans Par Baxac cents
Ia Famlle Alan Par Aphonsc Karr Is cents
L. Uscoqnc Par George Sand 2s cents
bcux Histories. Far Eugene sue 81 cents
Aizia PAUL. Par Fva. 30 cents.
Theatre Ccmpct Par Bnlznc. 80 cents
In Creole Par feval 20
Don Martin de Frcytas. Par Dumas. 2s cents
Jacques ct jacques III rnr Dumas. 20 cents
And many others at the same low range Of prices
May 20 FRANCE T.vtop
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IMPoRTANT no COTTON PLANTERs. by whie

Il MPORIANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
their incomes must he loubledTe undersigned invent
cd and obtained letters from the United
rangcmcnt and combination Of machinery converting
into yarns by continuous from the gin through the
riou preparation and spinning machinery until ready shp
ment weaving.
The saving from waste By this will be al least
and yarns mhde from the fibre (uuhoken aud nurc by the
raon Of hr machinery Of the used open dis
enange ~ will he about my heavier
VIII command the markets the world dciug all competition
advanced prices,
The undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges to use his
patent and planters viii be informed terms complete
strucons how to use H. how obtain the machinery
other necessary particulars, application
Dec 6-2aw1yh a HENRY Moll.
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United States Patent once,
Washington, August 4, 1857.

ON the petition of Moses.S s.. Woodward of Ches-
ter county Pennsylvania praying for the
granted to him the 4h day OF December S43 for improve
carriage brakes expiration
patent which place December,
ordered that the said petition be heard the Office
Monday the 23d OF November IL O'Clock
notified appear and show why said
petition ought be granted
opposing the required
oce their objections specially writing twenty
before the day Of hearing all testimony filed either
the said hearing accord
with The rules q the Office which will he furnished appca
ion.
testimony ic viii be closed November;
dispositions and other relied upon testimony must be
filed the oc before the morning that the arguments
IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the Union, Incl
gcncer Evening Washington Republican
syvanan, Philadelphia Daily News New York. Boston,
Novcm
Der next the day Of hearing.
s 7. SHUGERT
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
r. Stors Of the papers will please copy send their
bills TO the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Aug t-law3w
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This day published
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Change OF the Place of Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands i'm Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale Of
IN the Delaware lands Kansas Territory,
take place ut Iecompon the Odd day Of June
changed TO- and will commence at 0sawkee in said Territory
day and date.
BY order Of the SECRETARY of the Interior
CHARLES r. MIX
Commissioner adj interim
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs April O. 1857.
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OF he removal Of The land office from Fayeos 70 Boonre IN
ae State Of Mspaui.
II \ accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled the location
approved 1853 and made
the Office fer the sale public lands FAYErE the
Missouri viii In said
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Further the precise Of removal viii be issued
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hand the city Washington this 18th day
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oIHlNG NEW-Tales; by the author of "John
Boat Lie in Egypt and Nuba; by VIM @ Prime
smith, IL u. fi ~ei - 49,
Post ofbce Directory for the United states
'uhef FRANcK TAYLOR
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DEAD TO Law.

-Qu'z," the Arkansas correspondent Of
the New Orleans "Picayune," balances
his account with Louisiana by telling the
following joke on Arkansas Judiciary
Some years ago a man without fami y
or relations lived in a county in this Stale,
and was possessed of an estate worth
5000. He went TO New Orleans, and
was absent four years without being
heard from. The Probate Judge gran
ted administration on his estate-wound
i; up and discharged the administrator.
The man returned-had been 10 Mexico
applied TO the Judge for his property
when in open court the following dia-
logue took place:
Dead man-lf your Honor please, /
want my effects returned 10 me, as you
see / am not dead.
Court know-ihat is | as Il man
that you are alive and in court; but, as a
court, | know you are dead, for the re-
cords of this court say so. and against
their verify there can be no avernent-
81 says Lord Coke, aad a good many 9TH
er books [ never read.
Dead Man-But want my property,
and it's no matter 10 me whether your
records lie or not. | am alive, have not
transferred my property, and to deprive
me of it without my consent is against
all law.
Court-lf you %insinusie that ihe re-
cords of this court lie, this court viii send
you to Jail.
Dead Man-Send a dead man to Jail?
Court-Mr. Sheriff, lake this appari-
tion ou,i
Sherif-''Be thou ghost, or goblin
dsm'd. III speak to theeT"-let's go and
aake~ something to drink.
The Judge stuck 10 it, that so far as
his court was concerned he acas dead,
and Id if he shouldn't stay deGd!-
and the poor fellow went into ~chancery
and spent all he made in Mexico, and
the rest.
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A FINE OPENNG.-There is a candid,
not to say spicy, editor, in one of the
towns Of this State, who wants TO sell out,
because las he says confdentially in a
printed circular) she is dissatisfied with
abe tow and the people who inhabit il;
and he believes the people are equally
dissatisfied with him; besides, there is a
great deal too much meanness and igno-
rance among them 10 suit him."-There
is an eligible opening for some agreeable
young man.
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Toys The greatest lot of TRAPS
Il for the Juveniles in Warren--xarrauted Is quiet
noisy Young Americas" if rightly applied; TO chad
BY the penny's worth, or bushel. TO suit customers At
PORTE 4 MeIATNrS-
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An Illinois editor, speaking ofe rogue
who lives in his vicinity, says: "The ras.
cal has broken every bank and Jail and
Sabbath we have had in this county fol
The last FIVE years"
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Nuggins says that since hoops came into
fashion he can't deceive his wife as form.
erly. If he wants TO "get around her,,
now, he must start early in the morning.
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Life is the jailer of the soul in this FL
thy prison, and its only d~eliverer is death:
what We call life is a journey to death,
and what we call deaih is a passport 10
life,
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81 see through it, now" as the beggar
said, when a stone was cast directly
through the hat be was holding in his
hand for aims.
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hISA JOlS GALL, L VIII sell U
4 acres Of the north side Of my Farm i'm Bazetta. (
miles IRON Warren, on the Plank Road to Kinsman-
The buildings are good, cost $1,000 a short time ago.
The Farm Is well wateTed by the Mosquito Greek.
which is the eastern boundary; . good young orchard.
ard all other kinds OF Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, 40 acres good timber Price SIS per acre.
will also sell 80 acres Of the south side for $50
per acre, which is vaterei. and about p acres good
timber along the Greek. l prefer selling all together,
but will sell rs above, or 10 suit the buyer.
sept }, lo56-6m. FITCH L.
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A Student of medicine in Michigan
having coufted a girl for a year, and got
the mitien, has turned round and sued
her father for the visits he paid her.
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Warntp.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin


From the Philadelphia Bulletin
HOOPS.
BY A.
Hoops on barrels, kegs and pals.
Hoops on boxes, tubs and bales,
Are articles Indispensable
But hoops as they puff out wOman's Dress
Making the uOmaa look 50 much less
Are things most indefensible.
Hoops, when their sturdy clasp confines
In brown old casks, the richest wines,
Are objects of Ammunition
But hoops, as a part of woman's baggage.
Are like the whoOps of a painted savage.
A vile abomination.
Hoops make useful, pretty toys,
For actiEe little girls and boys,
5 But hoops on woman gentle,
Are things to sheer at, and to scof,
Are like the whoOp of whOOping-cOugh.
Neither useful nor ornamental.
For while dear woman bones her skirts,
And with a skeleton faunts and firts,
She has so much to carry;
Man finds il hard with her to talk,
And harder still to sit or walk,
But hardest of all to marry.
For when a smitten wretch has seen,
Among the lost in e~rinoline,
The one his heart holds dearer,
OH what a chill to ardent passion,
To feel that thro' this hollow fashion,
He never can be nearer.
That instead of timidly drawing near,
And pouring into the thrilling car,
The food of his souls devotion,
He must stand and below in thunder tones,
Across an acre of skirts and bones,
As if hailing a ship on the oceanl
And if by chance, the maid of his choice,
Should family hear her lovers voice,
Aud smile her condescension-
Why he captures q mass of hoops and rings,
Skeletons, bones, and other things,
Too horrible to mention.
Thus lovely woman stoops to folly,
And drives poor nan to melancholy,
By her great rigid zones.
Then let her hear a warning voice,
Between her hoops and hopes make choice,
And give the dogs her bones.
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THE COURSE

is intended to represent every species ofhusinsss from
the smallest Retail to the heaviest and most intricate
OF wholesale and Commission, as we'll as Banking.
RlilrOading. etc, demanded, at present, by our vast
and constantly increasing Commerce.
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GROCKERY-The Largest and incest
stock ever brought to town, on hand and opening
at the new Crockery Store Of
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This was too much for Jack. Shift
ing his quid, he calculated, "Well, I've
heard say that there are cases in which
a mau may lie; but if was dead, I'd
orz IT,"
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SPRING AND SUMNER.
Ladies aud GsHtieneH, read GHd profit!
IFIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

L ply yoIrsef with an exceedingly nice Cater. Boot
or Shoe, which in point Of neatness, comfort and duTa-
bility. have never been surpassed. and probably never
equaIied by any former arrival in the goodly town OF
Warren, you will find that articles otthis Identical de
scription are TO be hal at the shop Of the Undersigned,
40 ,, Market street. where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock. which
embraces the neate:t and latest styles of Caters ans
other Ladies' wear. with which our lady customers con-
not hut he pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
ly provided for, and the very choicest goods OF the mar
ke: selected for them Determined to have none hut q
superior Article, the subscriber keeps n sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can be supplied with either the
fine French the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
stantial stogt.
". b. Work made to order and warranted to TT
Call at No. ,, NaTkes 81, first door east OF Smith Il
McCombs. [may = 1851 D.. II. WARREN
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w A E.-Dlop in at
w PORTER & MeLAIN'S il you wish to see the
best selection Of all kinds Of Willow Ware ever offered
in this market.
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PORTABLE sTENM ENGINE.
OEFn-C nIIDnNnAFDr

IL ENGINE. This is an improved steam Engine for
which Letters Patent were granted to John A. Reed, Of
New York, January Q, 1855. The nature Of this i'm
provement consists in the increase OF power about 20
per cent, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
halt. The saving OF fuel is e6eeteI by letting the
steam in on both sides of the cylinder doubling
the size Of the port, and balancing the pressure. re-
moving the friction and weight OF the slide valves, &C.
centres. cross heads, connecting rods, &c. The ex
eeeding simplicity Of this engine renders it mich more
durable and easily managed than any other. and when
placedupOn the boiler with wheels It is portable though
elective These engines received the First Prize led
al at the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy five Of them now in operation, all giving great
saFf=Facrfap
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Commission IlErtEants.
@isttIIantons.
. EROSENE oIL-NOT FXPLO-

II EROSENE OIL-NOT FXPLO-
IN SIVE-SeeHred by Patents Important to
Heads Of Departments. Trustees of Hospitals, Asylums,
Prisons, Schools, Colleges, Churches, Railroad Com
psnies. Factories, Ship Owners, Ship Supply Men, 0wn-
ers Of Country Residences, Proprietors rf Watering
Places and Hotel Keepers.
Tie advantages possessed by the Kerosene Oil, are:
lst-The intensity Of the light produced;
2.-it is not explosive;
3d-It will remain fluid when the best Sperm Oil win
CONCEAL;
4th-Its unrivalled economy S4.l0 worth ofKerosene
Oil giving IS much Eight as 50 Of Rape Seed Oil, SIC
Of Whale Oil, S26,f7 o fSpern OIL, or $50 # Burning
Fluid. Insurance Companies ailoS it to be used with
out .76difi0aot Premium.
The Kerosene Burner, with rise and fall wick, can Re
adapted with a slight expense tn the Mechanical. Coral.
Solar, Astral, Resin Oil, Camphene and Nehbis Patent
Lamps. or TO any ornamental Vase Candlcstick and
Chandelier. enabling the consumer TO use k-resene
Oil at Sl25 per gallon, sdcrding double The amount Of
Eight to he obtained from Rape seed Oil at SI.50,o from
Sperm Oil at S925 just received and for sale by
Spring d REED
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Betting is immoral, but how can the
man who bets be worse than he who is
10 better?
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A sailor had wandered into a church.
gard. and was amusing himself by read
ing the inscriptions on the ~gravestones.
Presently he came to one on which was
inscribed the following;
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Splendid offers for s ) Il IS. together.

70 Remitiances must, in all cases, be made DIRECT
To THE PUBLISHERS, Tor at those prices no commission
can be allowed TO agents. Address.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
No. 81 Golf-streei, New York.
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DECK, BURWELL g. CO., Wholesale
Il and Retail dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods Silk aud Straw Bonnets, Trimmings, Varieties.
DC, at the sign Of the WARREN DRT GOODS STORE,"
McManus' Block, Warren, Ohio. By
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II K. WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
LIZ RIAGE MANDATORY, West side Of the Ma
hoofnu War.arl n .a

~ THE Proprietor wishes to say to his
CN3Z| friends, aud all those in want of FASH
ESES ionable Vehicle, that the Our RED SHcP
A is in fulibiast. lie hazards nothing in
saying that he has now on hand, and is now manrfac
turing, some Of the most splendid Carria ses and Bug
gies eve got up in Warren A large supply Of SHding
Seats. ROckaways- PhsetOns, Prince AbeTts, Jenny
Linds. Rough and Readies. TrOctiEg Buggies. Top and
open Buggies. Sliding and Sirgle Seat Know NOthings,
with many other styles too numerous to mention, Kept
constantly on hand and for sale at prices defying COM
p-ttior- Being himself u practical mechanic, having
employed a number Of first class wOrkmen in every
branch Of the business, and by using 10 material but
the very hest, his work cannot fail to be what he recon
Eends and warrants il to he.
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done with elegance
and dispatch.
REPAIRING promptly attended to- A reasonable
ereTiit given on approved paper. No charge for show
ing my work Call and see my magnificent lot Of Car
riageS- e K WISELL.
NIB. few first rate two hIrse wagons on hand
and for sale. L. !. W.
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GROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Looking
~ Glasses. &C., a large stock can always he found
at the L YORK STORE.
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1. J. ALLEN. L. T.. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.

book PEDLARS-We guarantee
- to furnish miscellaneous books az low as you
can buy them in New York. or no sale. Now Is your
chance to save the freight on them, and in most cases
more than that. at ADAMS.
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KING & BROTHER, Dealers in
IA Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Plated and
Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods, &c. No. 9. Main
street, Warren. o. All kinds of Clocks and Watches
carefully repaired and warranted. mar ,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.

The following property, belonging to the estate Of
Asael Adams, deceased. is offered AZ private sale;
LIST. The Franklin House, on the curner OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located for
a tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are avn
pie, the reputation Of the house has been vel maintain
ed by its present occupant. Mr.. VIM. Williams anu 1t
is capable Of accommodating 50 to 40 guests.
~. The double dwelliI z house on Vine street. imme-
diately north Of tie last mentioned hOdse- Each OF
these buildings. with the laLd, viii be sold loT, and The
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
Apply to HENRY STILES,
Or G. 4. ADAMS.
w., T,,- % 1904
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FOR DISEASES IN HORSES AND CATTLE.

1N@ POWDER. 0~
FOR DISEASES IN HORSES AND CATTLE.
This article having been we'll know and extensively
used for many years, has gained Tor itself a name and
reputation exeeiied ~ no other now in use.
II Aas bred tkroHgA sad tri.msAsd srer all sgps-
%sifiSR. The reason is plain. it has merit beyond an
others in its way and ~ Il becomes more widely known,
il is appreciated ~ a discerning pUtNc
tits a fact we'll known in medical science. that the
combined influence OF several ingredients in eertain
fixed or definite proportions subserves an effect that
cannot be attained by the same Ingredients separately,
or in different combinations. So with this compound.
The chemical afdnities which are brought 70 cooperate
In the action Of the various ingredients, render il an
article OF universal potency in its action on the ErIt-s
farious diseases to which Horses and Cattle are Incl
ONE OF THE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Colds. Founder and Heaves- Thick and
Broken Wind, D~istemper, Hide-bound, Loss Of ApPe-
lite, Inward Strain. yellow water, Fatigue from hard
exercise. stiff complaint, inflammation Of the lungs and
kidneys chest founder fsrey and feyers- IL carries
% all gross hunors in its action. and prevents horses
PURIFIES II BLOOD,
From the disorders Of which so many fatal diseasesars
generated.
FACTS R STUBBORN THINGS
What has been done, can be again. Numerous Der-
sons can be referred to. who. by the timely use Of this
Powder. have saved the lives Of valuable animals, when
all other remedies had entirely failed. The
MANY WONDERFUL
It has performed Oh the lower animals. prove coneiu-
sively that it IL endowed with curative powers not found
in other preparations, which has established It's claims
to general confidence; This PrsPssratIoH; known as
L. n
Has been prepared with an aim and desire to supply
the public with \ safer, surer and every Nay superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle, to any that mas been
known before 1t contains pecularities and proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally Of veg
etahle substances. the products Of our native soil, care
fully selected and prepared forthe purpose. The pow
der is put up in large packages, with fun directions
accompanying them. In order to place it within the
means Of all, who desire to avail themselves Of its ben
efts, it is sold at the low price Of % cents per package.
Try "a aHa Il mill ~se0mmeRd Itself.
Prepared and sold by Z. A. SMITH & 20
Druggists, Warren, Ohio.
Sold by P. Edwards. Canheld;
Gilbert & Morris Girard;
II H.. Mason. Niles;
Ensign z Woodwork, Newton Falls:
Jones & Trew, Pennington;
Wm- n. HOwr, Bloomfeld;
Henry Barnard, Kinsman;
Warren Young. G~ustavus;
J. T. H0Tner. Gus. aFus;
". Graham, Vernon;
i Mamma NnnnnahoHn knhonn