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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
dolomeEt for the RsliJ Of the SICK and Distressed
afflicted 1citA VirHisEt and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in

donmeHt for the Rslief Of the SICK and Distressed
afflicted ritA VirHlsEt and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
i view OF the awful destruction of human life,
caused by Sexual diseases, and the receptions prac-
ticed upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases by
surgeon. as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their
name. to open a Dispensary for the treatment Of this
class of diseases, il all their forms, and TO give NED
ICAL ADVICE ATS to all who apply by letter,
with a description OF their condition. (ase, occupation,
habits Of life. &c and in cases OF extreme poverty to
URNISH MEDICINES EREE OF CHARRE- Il is
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, for the
year ending January Ist, 1883. express the highest sat
ri-s-sioa 81 the success which has attended the labOrs
Of the Consulting Srrsess M IRE -crre "a SPsscator-
Tl0a. Seminal Weakness. Impotence. GOnOrThea,
elect. Syphilis, the vice Of Onanism or Selfahuse. &c,
and order a continuance Of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel assured
that their hbOrs in this sphere OF benevolent euOrt
have been Of great benefit 10 the afflicted. especially to
-yyJuu--1=ftt -y rIyzr-----r5 Tvsr-rnETscSTcs
with renewed zeal. to this important and much des-
| pissed cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea. or Seminal
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nature and treatment of sexual diseases. diet, DC, are
constantly being published for g%ratuitOus distribution,
and Willie sent to the afflicted. Some Of the Rev rem
eGies and methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or Treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No. . South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D HEARTWELL, President.
GEo. SecrefRry. Aug ass y
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
County. IS.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Richard Hudsonl CIVIL ACTION.
Levi Horn. ATTACHMENT.

The defendant Levi Horn win take notice that on the
eth dag OF July, 1858, the plaintiff Rchzrd huiSon
filed his petition in the said Court against him, when
alleges in the FIRST cause Of action that the plaintiff
recovered a Judgment on the 18th day Of June, ie9o- by
the consideration OH. NJ Osborn. anactinG Justice OF
the Peace, against said Horn for the sum oil twenty
seven dollars and sixteen eents, with interest thereon
from the date OF the judgment, which IS wholly unsat-
isfed.
The second cause of action in sail petition AYERS that
the defendant Levi Horn is indebted to the plainuu on
another judgment rendered by said H.. 81. Osborn'as
Justice Of the Peace, against the plaintiff IS surety ana
Levi Horn as principal, and in favor Of David Ohl-t"f
the sum Of One Hundred and five dollars and eights
cents, on the 18th day Ct June, los, which Judgment
the plaintiff has since satisfied.
Aud for n third cause Of action the petition AYERS
thai. the plaintiff was surety on a note given by SAINT
! Horn to the estate OF Joseph Beal. for the sum OF Five
3 dollars. with interest from July 9TH l>9'- which SAID
note the plaintiff has fllly satisfied and paid -
The prayer Of said petition IS that the plaintiff shall
have Judgment against the defendant for the sum oil
One Hundred Thirty seven dollars and seTenty-six
cents. with interest on 81. 10 from. June =. re-, anu
on SlOj.sO from June 18th, i-Js. and on S'OotroHl
July 9Th, ls55-
The defendant is notified to appear and answer ~
the 4th day " September, lbs. OF Judgment VII be
taken 10y default. CCRIIsS q SMlIn.
Aug. 4, t5S-6w. AuSs- iof Eu-
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l, 1854 prom
inent Western politician is about to make
a full and clear expose of the appliances
and inducements employed by Mr.. Blu
ehanan and his agents to carry the Eng
lish Kansas bill. He knows whereof he
afirms, and viii place not only the AID
ministration but lis Congressional con
verts from anti Lecomptonism, especially
the Ohio gentlemen, in a most unenviable
light. | do not think he can now be 81.
lenced-it is tool ate. More anon
Y. 7. Iribune.
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-Hon. Edward Wade Re-nominated

the Congressional Convention for the
10Th District. met on the 5th inst, at
gainesville, and re-nominated NJ. Wade
at The FIRST ballot.
The vote stood, EDWARD WADE, IS;
F. I. BAoKUs, 40; A. G. RIDDLE, IA.
Aessrs. Wade and Backus were both
called upon and each addressed the Con.
.yrntion. and their remarks were loudly
spplsuded.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
nR. L. v. PIERCE will be at the fol-

N"~-E l"
TouvGsTOwS. Union House, Tuesday, August u.
WAREEN. GaskiI House, Wednesday, August L.
CANriKLD, BoStwiek House, Thursday. 4usustl9.
SALEM, Farqular House, Friday, August 20
COLuxBIANA. Widow Surgeons House, 81
and sunday. August 81 & -.
NEw LIsBoS. Watson House. Monday, August 81
WELLsvILLE. Whitacre House, Tuesday, August "a
HANovER. Ickes House, "Wednesday, August p.
MINERVA. Yingling House, Thursday. August 20
CARROLrON. Patton House. Friday, August ~
MARLEoROUGH, at the Public House, Saturday, Al
gust q.
NEWTON FALLs, American House, Monday Aug. 30
VIENSA, Williams House, Tuesday, August 81.
DE-. PIERCE wonld inform the public that he IS ready
to receive calls from all persons who are afflicted With
disease in the most complicated, as well as the most
simple form; and as be has had the most perfect sue
cess IN relieving the suffering. OF those who have ap-
piled to him. he lAtters himself that persons seeking
his advice, will never regret it, and after following his
mild prescriptions wiiInOt complain OF diseased teeth
or ruined constitutions, from the effect OF MEDICINE
given in great doses, without a thought Of the future
happiness and health 0f the patient
Or. PiERcE thinks a small quantity OF medicine prop
erly administered, with the advice which he can give
in regard to diet. exercise, &c VIII. if strictly iol-
lowed. build up rather than undermine the constitution
Of those who are already attacked with disease
Thos persons desirous Of consulting a Physician
will dOwelI ~ call upon Dr-P-. ashe Will charge moth
ing for advice. All intending to call, should call early
as possible. as the time is limited. and the appoint
m.nts " iI be punctualiy kept as above lJune l6-t
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RoBcERY.-The

HOTEL RoDcERY.-The Mansion
House, at this place, was entered by a
thief or thieves, on Wednesday night OF
last week. and the pockets of several of
the boarders robbed Of small amounts OF
money. Mr.. Henry Lob, of Newton
Falls, who was stopping at the house
over night, was relieved of a valuable
gold watch. No clew has been discov-
cred as to the perprstors of this light
fingered Register.
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1t is recommended that the primary
meetings for the election of :hese dele
gates be held in the several townships in
the county, at the usual places of hold
ing township elections, on Saturday, the
elst day of August. at 7o'clock. P. NJ,
and that the delegates be chosen by bal
lot. JOHN L. WEEKS,
LEVI SUTLIFF,
Congressional Committee
for Trumbull County.
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AuprroEs OFFICE, Trumbull Ccunty,)
Warren, o., August IL, 1855.


q II IITOaUlVW u ~ NVITT NJ u vi
4 an act of the Legislature Of the State OF Ohio, pass
ed April IL, l-5s. entitled IAN ACT to amend an act
for the Assessment and Taxation Of all Property in the
State, and for the levying Taxes thereon according 10
its true value in Money"
The Commissioner OF Trumbull County At their June
Session for 1853, divided said county into twenty-five
districts. for the Assessment OF Real Estate. making
each organized Township an Election District
By order Of tAe Board Of CsnsmisSi0Hers-
CIIAS- j. HUNT, County Auditor.
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MORE Truth THAN PoETRY.-The
Leavenworth Herald, of the oath, says:
The Journal, on the presumption thai
the English Bill will be voted down, ASKS
"who will claim the victory?"
The Republicans, OF counsel. Every
man of that party in congress voted
against the Bill, and nearly every Dem
ocr.t in Congress voted for it.
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The names which will be before the
Congressional Convention. from which
to select a Representative, (so far as we
have learned, are j. R. Giddiugs o.
Ashtabula, Samuel Quinby and John
,Hutchins of Trumbuli, r. W. TayleI
sud lessee Baldwin of Mahoning.
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NOTHING TO CoNDEMN.--At a Fourth Of
july dinner in Boston, Mr.. Everett Is re-
ported 10 have said, 81 have visited every
portion of our blessed country, and have
found nothing 10 condemn" Mr.. Eve
rett has of course visited the South, and
seen men aud women sold as sheep in the
shambles; but ia all this has seen
snothing tc condemn" Woull it not
be a good idea for William Allen Butler
to take as the subject for another poem?
Whist say2
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How They ARE BLED.-Buchanan
oliee-holders, like The unfortunates in the
reign OF John Tyler, have to pay the
piper. The Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Postmaster, has informed
the Administration that he has subscribed
$1,000 towards the establishment of The
Chicago Herald, AMI has compelled his
so clerks to subscribe from $50 10 800
each.
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The Congressional Convention,

For the 91st District, composed Of
Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning
Counties, for the nomination of a Repub-
licsn Representative 10 Congress, will be
held al Warren, on Wednesday the 95th
mss at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Upon the basis
Szzfsby the Congressional Committee
osfhe three counties, Trumbull County
is entitled to So delegates, which are sp-
portioned TO the different townships as
foliouS.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PEEcIE's" HAcHIsH" PrLLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
i respectfully call the attention Of American ladies' to it,
as Invaluable in removing distractions and i~rTegulari-
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will he no recurrence Of the complaint il this
remedy IS used according to directions, which accom-
paDy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ESCEINTE. or SaSPeeting Themselves SO, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage r0Hld
eRsHe. Ladies dcsiriRg an Increase Of Gdaiig should
IJ0regO their use entirely, as a Jet0 pills each month
pOHid Be sure TO PreUsRt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this adInonitiou. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as never to produce injury
TO the health.
MIL PACKAGES.
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter, price
$1,000 are sold only by our general agents. who'will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,25; Half Boxes IS cents. MessTs. '. b. Al
DEN < Co., Cleveland, o., are our general agents.
All orders will be promptly flled by them
Sold by WOODS d PEW, Wholesale Agents. and Z.
A. SMITH IL CO, Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. dune ~, SLY
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EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
FAIRCHILD, SeerefRrg. Aug As y.
B. CLIFFORD. Wholesale Pro.

IL duce, Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Exclusively No % Fourth Tor WalD Street. Louis
vile. Ky. all Goods consigned to ny care will receive
my strict and personal attention.
Agent for the sale OF Fish. Western Reserve Butter
and Cheese, Pearl starch, Cider Vinegar, Cement, &c.
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1t is estimated that $4,000 worth OF
h~uckleberries will be sent this season
from Monmouth, Ocean, Burlington and
Camden counties, 10 the New York and
Philadelphia markets.
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STRING GOODS
1858.
1853.

THE EMPIRE STORE.
TDDINGS& MORGAN have received,
L aud are now ready to exhibit an unusually large
SPRING GOODS,
consisting Of their usual variety Of staple and Fancy
Articles: and the latest R~0relfies Of the season, all OF
which are offered at the rery iOUest prices for Pr0lPs
pay only
Warren, April IN. IS5S.
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County Officers.

The names given to US, are for Audi
cor. C. R. Hunt. Junius Dana. Merritt
ALLEN, John D. King. Recorder; S.M
Carter. Commissioner, Edward King
Surveyor, J. K. Burnham.
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To prevent the production of photo2ra-
phic bank notes, the Banks of England
now print the notes on yellow paper with
blue ink; from which Photographic copies
annot be taken.
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Warren, Aug. II. ls5s-f.
By Dyeing I Live, and I Dye to Live
THE citizens of Trumbull and adioin-

Il ing counties are most respectfully informed that
" II. CEOwTHEE still continues to dive to any color,
Ladies' and G-ntlemen's garments Of every deserip-
ton, either Silk or Wooden. in the best possible man
ner. Silk and Grape Shaws cleaned or dyed the most
brilliant or more grave colOrsi Br0che Shawls cleaned
and finished in a superior style, equal to new; silk and
Wooden Stockings. Gloves, Ribbons, Yarn, &c, dyed;
in fac. everything usually done in n dyeing establish
ment can be done here. GentleneH'S Goats. Vests and
PantIloons cleaned and dyed without stIiuing their
under linen. All work warranted to give genuine sat
isfiction.
\. b. Orders left with L. A. WooD. Agent, No IL
Market Street, Warren, will meet with prompt atten-
uon. ". II. CROWTHER.
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MEssRs. EDITeRs Please announce
the name Of SAMUEL QUIEBT, Esq. as a
candidate for nomination at the Con-
gressional Convention, to be held on the
S6.h inst.
MANY REPUBLICAN VoTERs.
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New York Cattle Market.
WHO WILL BE wITHoUTIT Extract ola letter.

CoYcoED, Staten Island, y. y, Dec. L, lSJG.
DR.. ToBIAs.-AlIow me to inform you. after four
years. personal trial on man and beast that I would not
be without your VENETIAN L:sINENT in my hOuse il the
cost was s. per bottle. have never used anything Of
the kind to equal it. Yours, p. S. WASDLE.
Price % & so cts. Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street, New
York.
Sold by WOODS & PEW, Warren; JAMES WARD
& Co. Niles. and others throughout the comfy.
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HORSE TAMrNG.-Rarey's system of
horse tanning is published, aud his won-
perfui secret is q secret no longer. In
our next paper we will give it. as pub
lished in tie y Z Tribune.
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MAKING CONNECTION.

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
IumAus & Cincinnati. Cleveland * Erie. and Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At SolOn, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls
a. Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna-
" Braceviue with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with lacks TO Sharon, GreenylHe MEAD
Vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
YOUNGSTOWN, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and EnOn Valley, and thence ny f-f'h'
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Juiv D. ISIS. GIAS. b. kHDDks. Supt-
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How Kansas Rejects the Bride.

4 dispatch from L~eavenworth dated
the 4th, states that complete returns from
Leavensworth county give a majority OF
l748 against the English proposition
Partial returns from Shawnee, Johnson,
and Franklin counties. increase the ma
iority against the bill to 4704. Total
vote of these counties as received, Is 6646.
1t is drought the whole vote of Kansas
will reach $4,000, and the opponents OF
the proposition claim a majority of 5000.
Topeka cast 240 votes againstthe bill, and
10 for it. LecOmpton 122 against and q
for it. Nothing received yet from the
Southern and Western counties.
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Bartlett, McCOmb * Co.. s.. Louis; Benton & King,
New Orleans; Thomas Brown IL Co, Bankers. Louis
vile; W. II. Spark & Co., Commission Merchants,
Louisville; West & McDougsl, Cincinnati; j. A. Skif,
and TAFT IL Son, Cincinnati; 7. c. Hildreth, Wheeling
Va; P.T Ham, TOiedO. Aug. II, 'jS-Gm
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HORSE TANNING
THE GREAT SECRET OUT AT LAST

All the known Secrets OF Rarey andother celebrated
Horse Tanners, will be sent by mail post paid, on
receipt Of Two DOLLARS.
Address Wa. RAEEN, Box Cos,
June 81 5S-Gw. Cleveland. Ohio.
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FOR SAL L.
Rare Chance for Investment

TWO dwelling houses with garden lots
attached. aad two fine building IOts-one adjoin-
ing Jrdge Birchard's O3ce, and we'll fitted for a bust
ness stand; the other a large lot near Amos Dunlap's.
also. a fine Garden Farm of nearly ten acres within a
mile and a quarter OF town, having a good two story
brick dwellings, good barn and orchard, is well fenced
in good repair and under = high state Of cultivation.
Fur prices and particulars enquire at King & Broth
er's Jewelry Store, or Of the subscriber.
v. 3. KING.
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lust received at the old stand, good
q BrFalo Slaughter, to be sold this week, by the
huudred weight, at p cents nett
Also. HemI0eE .Hi99tss. R. G. & 3. A, to be sold
this week, by the huadred weight. at 25 cents Dett-
Also. Hsmioes GoSd-DanGgsd, to be sold this week
at 81 & - cts, by the hundred weight
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Tannerias, can and viii sell to their old and
new customers, Sole Leather at Cleveland or Buffalo
prices. All we ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shau go hone satisfied
r.. 1.nan ISL
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Smuggling Eighty Thousand Dollar
Worth of Supars-

UOIGA VI ON6oAS.
The Boston Traseler states that the
u. S. authorities have seized, at that
port and New York. $50, 700 worth of
sugars; $50 900 worth was consigned
to two firms of the highest responsibility
in New York. one of which is Messrs.
Maitland, Phelps &c Co. The article
was sent TO them by a Cuba firm only a
few years standing, who, it appeared,
had in%voiced the sugars below their val
ne, and had not included the cost of the
boxes, upon which a duty is also levied.
Upon the firms to whom the sugar was
consigned. the Cuba merchants had.
however, drawn for the full value of the
consignment. including the cost of the
boxes, and in some cases these drafts
had been accepted and paid. A MEM
Der of the Cuba firm visited Washington
10 arrange the matter, but was uusuc-
c~essful. That seized in Boston was val
ued at $50, 600, under allegations of a
somewhat similar character TO those of
the New York importation. Some of the
sugars had passed into second hands
The consignees were not aware of the ir-
regularity, until informed of the fact by
the Custom House authorities.
A FATHER EM~ANcIPArISG HIS Son.
A planter from Mississippi named Allen
Motley, yesterday appeared in the Pro-
bate Court. and took the necessary steps
to ~emancipate a young lad whom he said
was his son. He said hat the boy was
about fifteen years OF age, that he was
his own son by a yellow girl who was
his slave, and whom he purchased with
the first money he saved in superintend
ing a plantation. The counsel for Mr..
Motley stated that he intended TO give
the boy the best education he could in
this country, and then send him to Eu-
rope.
The FIRST house built in Ohio by a white
man, was built by Charles Frederick
Post, a Moravian Missionary, at the
junction of Sandy Greek and the Tusca-
rawas, in Stark county. in 1851. The
: place where this house was built. is very
near the line between Stark and Tusca.
rawas Counties. Within a short time i
has been added to Tuscaraw3s County.
and Tuscarawas County is truly the pio.
neer county in Ohio. 1t was there where
civilization was first planted in Ohio by
, the Morayian Missionaries.-State Jour
4 German in New Orleans committed
suicide because a "cullor'd female pus-
SON. refused to marry him! Truly, Their,
is no accounting for tastes.
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THERE are now living in Dixon town
ship, Preble county, Ohio, Carey Toney
and his wife Elizabeth, the former one
hundred and one years old, the latter
ninely-seyen. He was born in Bucking'
ham county, Va, on the Sd of October,
1857; she in Bedford county, on the 4h
of July, l76l. They were married in
1892, when he was twenty four and she
~ninteen years of age. He joined the
American army in the revolution; pass
ed through several campaigns; was pres.
ent and took an active part in the siege
of Yorktown; was an eye witness 10 the
surrender of Lord CORVALLIS, in 1881
He is o in the enjoyment of tolera5ly
good health, and last fall walked five
miles TO visit his daughter.