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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies EScEiSTE. or SEspsetiHg themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage could
eHsHe. Ladies desiring an increase Of family should
JOrego fAeir use eEfirstg, as a Jer pills eaeh month
could be sure to Prereat pregnancy.
PrOprietors. importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this adm0nitiOn- Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages. having the appearance
Of an o. s.nary letter, (Prlce 3 ,00l are sold only by
our general agents. who viii send them by mail. post
paid, on receipt of price. Boxes Sl.2j; Half Boxes IS
cents MessrS. V. b. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders viii be promptly filed
by them.
Sold by Z A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING & TURN
ER. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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Richard NJ. Lucas, the teller of the
Gore Bank agency at London. G. W,
has abscondcd with an amount ~variously
stated at between eighteen and twenty
four thousand dollars. His securities
will probably cover the amount Of tie
defalcatior.
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
nR. Il. TUBES, Analy tic Physici;
~ will be in attendance. as follows:


WARREN, National Hotel. Wednesday, IIth Nor.
RAvENNA, Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, ith and 5th November.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, and
Spleen also Dropsy- Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, ErupriOns, Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years Dr. 7. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually many
OF whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. Ia no case are mineral or other poisoRS en-
FiOged, Nor does he make sick to make nell, or tear
GotcH. to build up again. Themedicines eau be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients ,uIyt
main at home, and continue with prudence their Ordi-
airy diet and exercise Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the tndispntahle evidence Of which eau always
be furnished. lnvalids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured that no en-
enlargement will be given or expense. incurred with
out a corresponding prospect of recovery
II afflicted with Rheumatism, or kindred
affections, will do well 20 read the following from Mr..
Csskey
BELLEroSTISE, o., Eel. 1857.
This may certify that l have been subject to severe
pains and lameness Of the back, for five or six years.
Last Summer it so increased that 1 was disabled from
work entirely for some time, and finally cot SO bad
that / could not rise from the floor, nor get any rest
when placed in bed. For two weeks my meals were
taken while lying on the carpet, where l remained day
and night. In this condition Dr. Iufbs found me,
when called last August. / had before at different
been under treatment of two physicians-one of whom
thought l. Neuralgia, the other was Undecided what to
call T. cannot say that any benefit was derived from
either. I afterward consulted Il third one. who declined
treating, as he thought medicines would do me no
good.
within week after commencing DR.. Tubbs' treat.
ment, l found relief, and was able 10 resume my work.
L am engaged in running a stationary engine at the
Railroad depot, where l can at all times be found -
Ny health remains good, and during the charges II
the Fall and Winter, l have not suffered in the least
from my old complaint. JOHN X
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A REVEREND MILITARY EDIToR.-The
Springfield NOnPariel says that Rev. Mr..
Boggs, editor of the Expositor. of that
city, was elected Brigadier General of
the Ohio Volunteers, last Saturday,
He must be a universal genius-equal
to the Snowman who rides three horses
at the same time. Mr.. Boggs ought to
be honored with the title of p. T. S.
(Thc pulpit. the tripod, and the saddle.)
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SUIcIDE.-A son of Linus Bushnell,
of Monroe, Martin Bushnell, aged about
eighteen years, committed suicide on
Wednesday. the 18Th inst, by shooting
himself with a rifle. The young man
Yves enjoying poor health, and had ex-
hibited at times a deranged mind. He
held the rifle a short one in his hand
and placed the muzzle to his forehead,
SCATTERING the skull badly, aud causing
immediate death. The deed was com
mitted in the house and almost in the
presence Of his mother. Deceased had
borne an irreproachable character, and
by the sad act plunged a worthy family
into deep afliction.-Conneaut Reporter.
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a young man named W. D. Grant,
bailing from Ashtabula. was arrested in
Niagara County n. Y. on the Goth OF
September for stealing a yoke of oxen,
and fully comm tilted to the Jail at Lock
port.-ASh. Telegraph.
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Our FAR.-The first annual fair Of
the Shenango Valley Agricultural Sect
ETY., was held in this place, On Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday of last week.
To those who were not present, We are
not sure that we a give them the faint
est idea Of the success which crowned
this, u first effort. There was the lar
gest collection anil the best quality Of
stock on exhibition that We ever saw at
a County fair, in fact; every department
of the labor and skill of the section of
country enjoying the advantages of our
society was fully and creditably repre-
sented; a grand compliment to the in
telligence and enterprise Of our county.
-Westgrsenrile Times.
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no EXCUSE for having Colds and Pains in the
Limbs, when a 25 ct. bottle Of DR.. ToBIAs' VENETIAN
LISIsENr will afford you immediate relief. Price 25
8 % cts. DIR. Tomas HORSE LISINEsf. in pint bot
Ties 30 cts Depot Sc Corlandt street. New York
sold BY SPRING & TURNER. Warren, and JAMES
WARD 4 CO., Niles, and others through the country.
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE: Terms-S'

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE: Terms-S3
per annum, Blackwood and the Four
Reviews $40. Published by Leonard
Scott & Co, No. 10, Fulton ST., New
York.
The contents Of the September num-
Der are Military Education, What will
he do with II? Part 4th; The Book and
the Books; Scenes of Clerical Life, Part
3rd; Janet's Repentance, Part 3rd; New
Sea Side Studies, No. 4; Memoranda
from the Mazanares; The Bengal Mutt.
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A daughter of Mrs. H. Golden. Of
Auburn, three years ofage, climbed into
a chair near a table, on which a lamp
was burning. set fire TO Ler clothes and
was so burned before assistance reached
her, hat she died after q night of ex-
cruicating suffering.
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% -.

THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
4 would call the attention of MERCHANTS, BANK
and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed faciI-
tiles now at their Command. for the safe and speedy
trasportltion OF Merchandise, Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts Of the world.
u The Union Line Express Company is now send.
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve.
land and Youngstown over the Cleveland & Maho-
ming r. r. accompanied with an Iron Safe. for the
protection Of valuabies. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York, Boston. Detroit.
Buffalo. Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis. Columbus, Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
IJ7This Company will carry orders free, and re
turn by first Express.
II Bills Of Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected. ant proceeds promptly
returned WM- HEWITT, Travelling Supit.
For further information regarding tariff rates &c.
application can be made to
PORTER 4 SON, Agents,
New York Book Store. Warren, o.
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THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.
WE are now receiyinn nnr stncE of

w Fall and Winter goods, to whien We would call
the attention Of our patrons and the public. We have
purchased an unusually large stock Of goods. which
is well adapted to the wants OF the people Of this vicin
ity, and comprises nearly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade. Cur purchases have been made since
the recent decline in goods occasiOned by the pressure
IN the money market, and we are prepared to offer in
ducements both in low prices and in a complete and
well selected assortment Of goods. We invite the peo-
! pie Of Warren and vicinity 20 call and examine our
stock, which is the largest, and comprises ths richest
goods Of any in TrumJull County. and will be sold at
rs low prices as any on the Western Reserve.
PECK, BURWELL & CO.
] pTa--a, O..cha- II fCs-
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Clothing at Wholesale.

Among the large clothing establish
ments in Cleveland, is that of Geo. A.
Davis & Co, No 5, Water st. They
are Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
in ready made clothing. and have re.
ceiyed their Fall Stock, which is large
aud comprehensive.
Country Merchants wishing 10 gei
a supply for tbs fall and winter trade,
will find a large stock at that house.
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The literary and publishing commu
nifty have just heard with grief OF the
death of Samuel Huesten, for many
years proprietor of the Knickerbocker
MGgazine. Few men we're more loved or
more highly esteemed than the deceased.
Courteous and kind-hearted to all he
made warm friends of all acquaintance.
and was proverbial for his conscientious
rectitude and purity Of character.
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Cheese Dealers.

There is probably no produce house in
the west whose trade is larger than that
Of Messrs. Straight, Deming & Co. Of
Cincinnati, none which has received lar
ger consigunents Of Western Reserve
cheese, or which has responded more
promptly 70 its customers. The reputa-
ton of this house is leo well known
throughout the Reserve 10 need any
comments from US. 1t would be well
fer those having consignmen;s of dairy
products to make TO Cincinnati, to re-
member that the more extensive the op-
eratious of a Commission Merchant are,
in any L kind of produce, the more
certain will he be 10 obtain the highest
market price.
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PAINFUL OccURRENCE.-A little girl,
seven years old. daughter Of Mr.. Dodge
of this town, vas playing in a field on
Friday afternoon of last week, where
severa! stumps were burning, when her
clothes took fire and she was so badly
burned that she died the mex evening.
-PainesviHe AdUertiSer.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.

The following property, belonging TO the estate OF
AsGel Adams, deceased. is offered at private sale:
LIST. The franklin House. on the corner OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located for
a tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are AN
pie, the reputation of the house has been WEB maintain
ed by its present occupant Mr. WI. Williams, and IL
is capable Of accommodating 80 TO IS guests.
I'd. The double dwelliI z house on Vine street, inme-
diately north of the last mentioned house. Zach OF
these buildings. with the lard, win be sold low, and the
terms Of payment made TO suit purchasers.
Apply TO y STILES,
Or c. A. DAMS.
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To MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.

N announcing the THIRTEENTH
Il Annual Volume Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
order to increase and stimulate the formation Of clrl o,
they propose to offer
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN
for the ffteen largest lists of subscribers sent In bx ths
LIST OF January, ls5s; said premiums to Be distributed
as follows:
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$50; 5th, 500; 9th 500; It'll, $50, 9Th. s7D: On,
$50; 10Th. $50; 18th. $40; 18th, S3j; 18Th. $50; I4th,
Names Of sub scribers can be sent In AZ diaer.nr
times and from different Post Offices. The cash will
be paid 10 the orders OF the successful competitors,
Immediately after the first of January, 1858.
Southern. Western and Canada money viii be taken
for Subscriptions Canadian subscribers will please
to remit Twenty six cents srtra on each years su5serip-
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For all clubs OF Twenty and over, the yearly subserip-
tiOn is only $40.
The new volume viii be printed upon 6ns paper and
The general character Of the SCIENTIFIC AxERTcaEi IN
well known, and, as heretofore, it will be chiefly de-
voted to the promIlgatiOn Of information relating to
the various -dechCHieai aRd Chemical .Arts, JMraafae-
lures. agriculture. Patents, IarentioRy. EHgiasering,
Mil Work, and all interests which the light OF Prsr-
neal SeieHee IS calculated TO advance 1t is issued
weekly, in form for binding it contains annually from
500 to SEQ finely executed Engravings, and Notices OF
American and European Improvements. together with
an Official List Of American Patent Claims published
weekly in advance of-all other papers
1t is the aim OF the Editors Of the SCIENTIFIC ANkRI-
CAN TO present all subjects discussed in its eolumns in
a practical and popular form. They will also endeaVor
to maintain a candid fearlessness in combating and
exposing false theories and practices in Scientific and
Mechanical matters. and Thus preserve the character
OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN as a reliable Encyclopedias
Of Useful and Entertaining knowledge.
j ? Specimen copies will be sent gratis to any part
Of The country.
MUNN q CO., Publishers and Patent Agents,
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ .PEIcIEs HAcHIsH" PILLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American laIies to its
as Invaluable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties of the menses, prOzPtiy restoring them in all Ca
ses. The Suppression so common is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence of the complaint IL this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
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MILLINERY & DREsSMAKING.

III uuutISlSuSu mas opened a MILL
l. linery and Dressmaking establishment, in MILL
gan's new block, Main ST., opposite Porter's bookstore.
The ladies' of Warren and vicinity are respectfully
invited to call AMI examine the goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Rich Flowers, BOnnets, Ribbons. Capes
and Headdresses always on hand Boanets Rleached.
ColOrtd. Pressed aud Repaired. Stitching aud Quilt
ing done for those who desire il, with enc of Wheeler
& Wilson's pateut Sewing Machiurs.
X c. W. MESSER-
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Snow ApD FRosT.-Snow fell st Su-
perior, on the 18th inst, and d5e morn
ing of the e2d Jack Frost nipped green
corn leaves in the vicinity of Cincinnati.
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Mrs. Wm. Miller. Of Eaton, Preble
county, Ohio, committed suicide by
hanging herself with saddle girth. She
had only been married a year, and
leaves a child about three weeks Old
No other cause is assigned for The rash
ocs
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Henry Ward Beecher delivers the
opening lecture of the Course before the
Young Mems Christian 3ssocia tion, at
Cincinnati, October eIt Also before
the Library Association. October goth,
at Cleveland.
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"HOME AGAIN.
FEO NV old friends voung Ones Too.

Il and ''alI others in authority:"-
have left the glittering sands OF CALIFORNIA;, with
CHOW much have you made7"O "dast" enough to buy
a partnership with the renowned Saddlery and Car
riage Trimming dealer, o IL. PArcH / consider him
the Prince Of Harness, Saddle and Trunk Manufsetur-
ers, and all the little "fxins" that follow in the train
Of a prompt establishment of that sort. 1 would like
to see the biggest portion Of Uncle Samue1s family. n
the good old stand OF O.. II. p. where he or I, or both.
can always he seen. EMERSON OPDYCKE.
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DARN o SALE.

Il The Subscriber offers for sale his Farm. we'll
known rs the Lefingwell Farm, and situated IL miles
South Of the centre Of Ellsworth, on the main road
leading from Warren to Salem, and Z miles North *
Salem Station on the O.. & P. r. R.. containing 227
acres Of land, suitably divided into pillow. meadow zni
timber land. and for beauty Of location, fertility Of
soil. advantages Of water, &c.. is unsurpassed by any
Yarn in Northern Ohio. On the premises are spacious
and convenient dwelling house. together with every
necessary out buildings;a tine orchard Of choice fruis-
On South side OF the farm is a quarry of free stone
OF first quality and easy Of sccess- % acres are under
laid With coal. Also 20 acres OF choice Oak timbered
land, the main road ] mile west Of the e@nLre Of Ellis
worth.
The above will be sold on terms to suit purchasers.
or will be exchanged for western lands. For further
particulars see sui scrscriber on premises.
g. W. SEARS.
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1t6 advertisements.
Union Line Express Company.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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+. VERMONT, in proportion to its popula'
lion, is, if we mistake not, the most
thoroughly Black Republican of any
State in the Union. "Only about one-
fifth of the people in the average attend
upon evangelical worship" on the Sab
bath. Abolitionism is rampant. What
SAYS the "Western Cbristion Advocate"
10 the above facts? Do not the Black
Republicans OF Vermont need mission
aries about as much as the Border Rut-
fans of Kansas?-Leabanon Citizen.
This rule ought 10 work both ways;
and We suppose the Citizen will abide
By its results whenever tried. The vote
of the Five Points-of New York at the
last Presidential election stood as fol
l~,--.
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IL P47eu & oppYcKE,

Ii PATCH & OPDYCKR.
are now manufacturing, and have on hand a hrst rate
! assortment Of narness-are Introducing a Reno and &C.
~ Pepaiar style. We use none but the rsrg best as
lseteG stock, and employ none but the bsst Workmens
! which enables US TO warrant our stock and work 70 bo
faultless. Whoever wants a durable Farm Dranght
Harness, or a more elegant, real silver plated. tasty
Harness, ban always be accommodated at the loSest
possible fgurs-allo other articles in our line, constant
ly on hand
Warren. .pr 90. IS5-.
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MOUNT YEsUvIUs IN A FERMENT.-A
correspondent of the London Times writes
under a late date that
Political explosions have been followed
by volcanic e%rupiions. For upwards OF
six months, Vesuvius has been in an ac-
tive stale, without, however, producing
any other consequence than a frequent
.'iare up" The large crater, which is
calculated by some to be on the superior
edge about two miles in circumference,
has been dormant, and has presented a
hard sandy surface, as though it had
been beaten down. In different parts OF
it, however, two tunnels, or cones, have
risen mp, and it is The matter which issues
from these that now flows down at the
back of the Hermitage. forming a stream
perhaps half a mile long and 100 feet
wide. Many persons ascend at night
with torches, and from Naples Toe noun
tain appears to be glittering with glow
worms. The heat OF the weather, how
ever, has been very unfavorable for such
efforts.
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Kansas Elactinn.

1t is probable that the Free State par
ty has triumphed. A dispatch to the
St. Lonis Republican of The list inst,
says:
Advices stale that Parrots majority
is from 5000 to 5000, according to the
estimate of Free State men. Legisla-
ture will stand Council, Republicans
nine, Democrats four. House-Republi-
cans twenty four, Democrats fifteen
Johnson county givs a Democratic ma
jority of two hundred and fifty.
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FVERY BODY WILL WANT IT.

H The Ladies' and GentlemaH's Mirror of Fortune,
or, the Analysis of Life, designed for the amusement
and entertainment Of evening parties for the winter. it
is a large handsome book Of 400 pages, with gems from
the best authors, and in the book is a wheel, mOrsabIs,
by which is designated portions Of the work, and ques-
lions of the most important character answered, In the
most appropriate manner. Price Sl,25. 1t
ADAMS EDuEST0RE
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TEACHERS INsrITUTE-We learn that
a Teachers Institute will be held ut Iii
ram, Portage county, commencing on
Saturday Oct. 3lst and continuing until
Saturday, Nov. 7Ih.
J. X. Pickett and H. D SmalIey, OF
Alliance, Miss Mary Raft. OF Canton, the
Teachers of the Electric Institute, and
several prominent Teachers of Portage
County will be present. The following
named gentlemen have engaged to de-
liver Lectures Oh the occasion: President
Hitchcock. and Prof. H. B. Hosford, of
w. Il. College; Rev.J c. Hart. and A.
Hart, Esq Ravenna; Prof. p. K. Spen-
ces, Com. College, Cleveland; Prof. j.
A. Garfield, Hiram.
The Exercises will consist of Lectures
and Discussions on the best methods of
teaching and governing Schools; and al
so, of drills in the different branches.
To defray The expenses of the Insii
tute a fee of membership will be charg-
ed. IS cents each for Gentlemen, so cts.
for Ladies.