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The Champion Post Office.

A few weeks since We copied from the Demo
Graf a statement that the post office in the neigh
boring town of Champion, had been discOntin-
ued at the iRstigqtiOn gifts inhabitants.
We have since learned that it was by no
means at the instigatioa of its inhabitants, or but
a very minute porion of them, probably about
one, and he the post master. Very many Of the
citizens state that its diseontinuanee causes them
great Inconvenience and annoya, c..
soon after the commencement of Mr., Buchan
ans administration the former Post Master, Mr..
John Woodrow was removed, and Mr. Kimball
was appointed. Nj. X. having got tired of the
office, a short time since wrote TO the Post Office
Department at Washington; and requested that
the Office be discontinued, which was done
The emoluments we presume, were not more
han SIS, or $40 per year, and consequently the
pecuniary inducements to any one to keep the
Office was very slight, nevertheless there would
have been no difficulty in finding good men to
take it. Mr.. Woodrow Jas we are informed)
was perfectly willing to keep it, but as he was
a Republican, 1t would not do to allow him TO
retain it, or the Union would have been in dan
ger. And now because there does not happen
to be any Lecompton Democrat living in a con-
~venient location who is willing to take the trou-
BILE of accommodating the people of Champion
by acting as Post Master, the Office is discon-
tinued. The Union must be preserved.
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A Card.
BRIsroL, Aug. 9TH. 1876

BRIsroL, Aug. 18th. 1853.
NeSsrs. HaPgood d. adams: Much has
been said, through your columns, about
the Bristol transactions-much that is
absolutely false. and which will yet be
so proved. There is an opposite TO the
lying side of a question, which will come
up in due time. In my grocery transac-
tons / have in no case violated the spirit
and intention of the liquor law of Ohio.
No individual has been drunk in my gro
Gerry: nor have I ever sold liquor TO i'm.
proper persons, knowingly. Nor has an
angry word ever been spoken in or about
my premises, no noise, nor tumult at any
time or OF any kind been INDUCED, nor
gambling of any description permitted
These are facts which 1 defy my enc.
mics to disprove. LIoUoR, has been
made, by the rioters, the oStensiBle TO
cover the real cause of my offending
l ask of you, gentlemen editors, neither
sympathy nor generosity, l call for JUS
TICE. With the foregoing, I throw
myself uron a Jury of my co~untrymen.
l intend, in this trial, % make an issue
of it. that shall check mobing and riot in
this section of the country, if not through
the whole Union.
]. G. MILLER.
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CLERKS oyTicE. Warren, O., July &c. 1855.
l hereby certify that the above is 4 true copy Of tie
order made ~ the District Court at their
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NoTICE.-sealed Propo-

PRlDGE NOTICE.-Sealed Propo-
~ sails will he received at the Auditors Osee in
Warren, until Tuesday Noon. AuG1Sr 18th, 1858, for
furnishing all she material, aud buildings stone Abu-.
ment under the east end OF the Old Bridge across Ma.
honiEg River. in the Village Of Warren Information
IN reference to materials sud manner OF work. can he
obtained BY calling a. the AUDITORS 0Gce. or on 2. p.
Jameson. ESQ., County Commissioners.
Ly order eJ Colnty Cemmissiensrs.
cHAs. r. hunt. Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFIcE, Trumhull Courty,l
Warren. o. July %. Is5S-3R.
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New Post Office.

New Post Office.
A Post Office has been established at the
Windham Station. H. f. Garfield, Esq, has
been appointed Post Master.
The office will be kept in the R. R. Depot, of
which Mr.. Garfield has been Agent, as well as
Agent of the Express Co, since the rail road
went into operation.
This is a good arrangement. Mr.. c. is a com.
petent, gentlemaniy,, accommodating man, of
unimpeachable character, and will give salts
faction, while the office will facilitate the trans
mission Of mail matter, and conduee to the con-
Windham, and south part of Nelson, at whose
instance we are informed the Office was estab-
lished.
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GAHTION

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon By a counterfeit OF Morse's Indian
Boot Pills, signed 4. B. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of Al WhIs
d Co., on each box.
TIE reason why people are so distressed when sick,
and why so many de. is because they do not get a med
icine which will pass to the Afflicted parts, and which
viii open the natural passages for the disease to be
cast cut; hence. a large quantity Of food and ether
matter is lodged. and The stomach and i~ntestines are
literally overd0wirg with the corrupted mas; thus
undergoing cisasreeahle fermentation, constantly mix
ing with the blood. which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, until life is taken from
the body ny disease Dr.. Morse'S PILLS have added
to themselves victory upou victory, by restoring mil-
lions Of the sick TO blooming health and happiness
with sicknes, pain aud anguish, and whose feeble frames
have been scorched by the burning elements of raging
fever, and who have been brought as i were, within a
step Of the silent grave. now stand ready 20 testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead, had 1t
notbeen for this greatand wonderful medicine, Morse's
Indian Root Pills. After one or two doses had been
taken. they were astoHished. and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming Effects. Not only do
they give Immediate ease and strength, and take away
all sickness, pain and anguish, hut they ~ once go to
work a: the foundation of the disease, which is che
blood. Therefore, ii will he shown, especially by those
who use these Pills, that they viii so cleanse and puri-
fy. that disease-that deadly enemy-wii take its flight,
ana the flush Of youth and beauty viii again return,
and the prospect Of a long and happy life viii cherish
and brighten your days.
Price p cents per box, five boxes will he sent on the
receipt Of 81, postage paid.
Sold by E.. A SMITH & CO., and WOODS & PEW,
Warren, O., and by.all dealers in Medicines in the
J. WHITE L CO., Sole Projectors,
80 Leonard Street, New York.
WI. NUDGE < CO.. Projectors of Trask's Mag.
netic Ointment. Earlsville, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. my %, SLY
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlOWs!

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
~ now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found the following:
Right and Left Hand Piows, Of all styles and pat
terms in general use Star Improved Plows, Nos }
and &. m PIonS ground ready for use. Also, Steel
Plows. Points of all descriptions, warranted equalt TO
the best in market. Our Piows are gotten mp By our
selves. without foreign aid, as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also. Pittsburgh, and all other kinds Of
Points on hand at all times.
Fellows Flows are so Justly celebrated, and so we'll
aud favorahiy known to the farming community. as to
need no further eulogy. Ihave also on hand a supply
(lnd shall keep the same at all tines.) OF Defauoe's
independent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory, and built in a good aud substantial
manner rs an honest mechanic. VanhOrn's Wrought
Iron Frame aud Reversible Steel Teeth cultivators:
also, Wooden Frame, do. Improved Thermometer
Churns, all sizes, and Bennett's Improved Muley era
dies.
Alwork made or sold by me. warranted As cheap
or cheaper than at any other establishment Oftie kind
in this section. Farmers would do well to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticular attention given to all kinds OF repairing in my
line Of business, and charges moderate.
Tom friends and patrons l would return my thanks
for former patronage. and solicit a continuance Of the
same.
N. D.. All Goods and Work warranted.
D. ii. BENNETT. AGENT.
South St., l door East of Hull q Cos.
Auril : IS5Stf Machine Works.
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5E8>Important to Farmers, FarrieIs and
IsVprp Mon 80


BEATTT'S ARABIAN H0RsE OINTMENT is the
only Medicine IN use which will efectually cure RING
ZONE, SPAWN and SILENT 1t is not claimed for the
Arabian Ointment, as it is for nearly all other medi
cines Of the day. to cure all diseases which Horse and
Man are heir to, but only to cure the above named dis
eases, when il is used according to directions. Ring
bone. SPAWN and Splent are diseases Of precisely a
similar character, Consequently a medicine which Will
benefit or clre one, is adapted TO the other. This 0int-
ment penetrates the pores. reaches and converts the
callous into matter, and the diseased lump is TINS dis
chaI ged in the form OF pus or matter through the skin,
without removing the hair, il not put on heavier than
according to directions. 1t has heen said by those
who have used the Ointment, that it will cure the Poll
Evil and Farcy. It IS certain, however, that it will
cure or remove any c2llous Jumps from a horse,
wherever located. Try it, and II, after using it n week
according 10 directions, you are not satisfied as to its
efficacy, return the box to the agent, aud he will refund
the Money.
PaIcE SI.H0 PER BOX. Manufactured and sold Whole
sale by II. BEATTY d CO., FraHEIiR. VeRaR-
go Co., Pa, to whom all orders must be directed.
For sale By WOODS Dc PEW, sole Agents for Trum-
bull County.
i IT. AS THERE Is NO RISK.
Julv Il. lS52-3m.
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Flying Kites.

The boys of this town, like most others, have
a periodical mania for flying kites, and it is
just now in full vigor. Kites are seen at all
hours, of all dimensions, in all places.
While we would not debar the young from a
single Harmless amusement, nor needlessly find
fault, we would suggest that in the streets is not
the proper place to fly kites, and there is ample
room in the public square, and in the vacant lots
adjoining the town. There is nothing more
likely TO frighten a timid or vicious horse than
a kite sailing near his head, perhaps falling di-
rectly upon the horse, as we saw one do yester-
day. The practice is dangerous.
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At ADAMS BOOK & MUSIC STORE.
At ADAMS BOOK r. MUSIC STORE
At ADAMS BOOK & Music STORE.
At ADAMS BOOK & MUSIC STORE.
I. 1. ls6S
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The Bristol Liquor Business. Again,

1 -1NSS' A5ULD'
We publish below, a card from D. C. Miller,
the keeper of the grog shop which was emptied
by the ladies of Bristol. He exhibits cousidera-
bic temper, but it will be somewhat cooled, we
fancy, before he checks such things as he COM
plains of, Through the urkOIe Union, that being
rather a large farm for one man 10 manage.
1t is a pity that a man who has had the ad-
vantages OF such an education as his card shows
that he must have had, should be engaged in
such dirty business.
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Watch and JeweIry Depot.

MIR. j. VAUTROT having made a
w new arrangement in Switzerland. for manufac-
turing the very best time pieces, and having all the
facilities to buy at low figures, he fatters himself that
he can sell as low as any house in New York, or else
where in the United States.
Dealing largely in Jeweiry. and buying from mana
facturers, he is enabled to sell Jewery as low as can
be purchased in the States.
Peddiers and Dealers will do well to call and see
his stock, they cannot fail to be suited as to prices.
and with goods Of the best quality; also all kinds Of
Notions. Fluid Lamps, and everything in the fancy
line. L YACTR0T.
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PATCH s. OpDYGKE.

Fresh Trimmings1 Petition 70 eel a choice sslsc.
Old Buggy Linings.S Of the Lest gasiisy or Plush we
have ever offered in this market, and some WROUGHT
IRON Carriage Bolts. Make a note Of these latter
"hxins." you who seek to supply your customers with
better work than they buy elsewhere
Now in stock the largest (and by Largest" We mean
bigger" a more extensively supply OF ~saidlery
any inland point on the Western Reserve
ORDERS by the Hacks or r r. Gued by return line,
and goods WARRANTED to be as represented. Our
friends will find US ever ready to exhibit the latest
styles Of Harness Trimmings, and give an "~inkling"
Of the patterns most in vogue among the eastern man.
ufaeturers, as we take pains during trips to New York
to post ourselves in every branch of the trade Now
PeariC W Cloth. CIret dO-yery choice.
Green do excellent shade.
Crimson Figured Plush, by the piece or yard.
Scarlet DO 10 do d.
Green do do N. Y. City shade.
No-2 90 do pretty fair quality.
Drah Union Cloth, BY the piece or yard
Green do do latest style of shade.
German WOrsted Damask Fancy 10.
High Colored do various shades.
We are opening out a great variety Of Harness and
kinds is suhjoinei. We intendto sell at WHOLESALE
as low as any JOBBING HOUSE vest of New \ ork:
, dozen Silver Patent Bits. dozen do Forged.
10 gross Silver Plated Baeklesi double bar, including
s., Z and { inch
/ gross Silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
II dozen Japanned II. D. Trees, Round Ferrets.
I do Inlaid do do do do do
. do Full do do do Crown DO
I do Japanhed Silver do do do
5 do InIaid do do do do
: do Full do do do do
us Pairs L. S. Eastern Hanes.
20 do Japanned Gig do
So do do Coach do Eir quality.
90 do QLSpot Iron Gig do selling fast.
~ do Silver Plated do including some fine
BIG dozen Japanned Maleable Screw Cookers [styies
Is do Mullen Bits, quality not TO brag OF.
II 60 do do better grade.
20 do Naleable 3. Loops, some very heavy.
Also, Pad Hooks, Tug Hooks. Terrets. snahes.
Rings, Seat S~pindies, Ivory Rings. real Silver Ro-
settles, Martingal Rings. Loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. Enameled Hides, ~Fringes. Buekram Laces
in endless variety
Remember the place, as per annexed eard.
PATCH & OPDYCKE, Warren. o.,
Jobbers Of Carriage Goods. Saddlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
u NJ %. -
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DR- H. TUBES viii be in attendance
- as follows

nR. H. TUBES viii be in attendance
- as follows:-
WARREN, National Hotel. Wednesday, August 18th.
RAvEsSA, Prentiss House, Thursday, August 18th.
AsHTAsULA, Ashtabula House. wednesday,, Aug-l5
For Consultation upon all diseases Of Tie TkrOat,
LHRgs, Heart, Li1sr, Stomach, BOVsLs, Kidneys,
and Spleen. also. DrOBsy. Gra5eI. Rheumatism,
Nervousness. Debility, Dyspepsia. Female DiscaS-
IS, -asHe and EereT, Fits, Impurities Of the Blood,
ErEPti0Hs. CGPeerS, Ueers, and all other varieties
o flong standing complaints, both External and In
teraal.
For some ten years, DIR. TuBBs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually.
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach Is No CASE ARE MISERAL or OTHER
POIsoNs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES He MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WELL, OR TEAR DOWN TO BUILD UP AGAIN. The medi-
cines can be taken with safety by the most delicate.
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the i~adisputa-
bic evidences Of which can always be FURNISHED
Invalids, however reduced or despairing. are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement viii
be given or expense Incurred, without a corresponding
prospect Of recovery.
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'THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
George T. Norey. William 3
Ives ard Mrs - lOrry.
mofhar Of sail Ea,rra =
PETITION roR ALINoSY

COURT Og COMMON PLEAS.
Maria Mercy,
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9eatbs.

In Bristol, on the Ilth Of June, Miss RACHEL
THORP, aged 10 years.
She united with the n. E. Church last win.
ter, spent a few weeks in the faithful attendance
upon all the means ofgrace. and was then taken
sick. She suffered patiently ID weeks, when
God released her and took her home to rest
Her faith was mistaken in the promises of God
to the last. She calmly made arrangements for
her funeral, and warned all IN her room to pre-
pare to die. When asked by the writer of this,
if the Saviour was with her, she said, o yesl he
has promised never to forsake me- Her last
words were. Lord, have not | trusted in thee7
1 viii trust in thee She then passed through
the valley of the shadow of death, fearing no
evil, for the Lord was with her.
E. WADE.
Left the natural world at Milton, o, on the
9Th inst, MARIEN, infant daughter Of H. and
L. c.. Baldwin, of Columbus, O., aged one year
a nd tw~enty-eight days.
And through this gate of flowers she passed
away Infancy is in itself a gate of flowers
and the ashen head IS often bowed in despair,
that it had not passed through it heavenward,
in the sgnshiny long ago. The little one who
has gone before, was lovely and precocious, too
bright for earth, as loving friends had said =
Though it were blessed to retain angels in the
form of childhood with US, yet they depart to
fling back the aroma of their sweetness from
Paradise, thus elevating with subtle strength the
tempted hearts that languish through the burden
and heat of the day. Lips that murmur at the
translation of little children should be dumb,
unless a rill Of thanksgiving can break forth
from the smitten rock. Were, earth pure
enough for angel footsteps. one might wonder
that the little ones were uplifted ere the develop
ment of maturity, but now the hush of aequi
essence should follow the shining pathway
which is Gaversed by tender feet that hasten up
ward into Gods Eden.
In Weathers6eld. on the LIST inst, DAILY
DEE, youngest son of Daniel and Lois E. Ellen
wood, aged 9 weeks and 4 days.
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Number of logs sawn, (all poplar 81
No fuel was used except the bark from the logs.
The machinery of the mill was under the
charge of Mr.. Geo. Reed, and the saw managed
by Mr.. Hugh Wright, each of whom understands
his business. some six or seven other men were
engaged in bringing in logs, handling the lum
Der de-, and each man had no ehild's play to
perform.
This mill was built by Messrs. Spear d Co.
for the purpose of supplying their Planning Mill,
Sash d Blind Factory, with lumber. This lat
ter Establishment has been in successful opera
ton for something more than q year, and is
much more extensive than the old one, which
they, tand before them, E. Spear. Senior have
carried on for many years, in this place. Afsw
weeks since E, Spear 4 Son, associated with
themselves, Luther D. Grail, and the firm is now
Edward Spear d Co. Mr.. Grail is an energetic
business man, of unblemished character, and
viii add to the already high reputation of the
old firm.
We wish them abundant success.
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SHERIEF 5 SALE.
In Trumi all
Common Pleas.


szor-a l. ,ro,.,r,rs- Of. Al. Common Pleas.
Ry ,ntue or 81 order OF sale issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pi-as Of frumbuli County, Ohio, to me
directed aisd delivered. I have levied uPon and shall
expose 90 puhlic ale, al the door OF the Co1rt House
in Warren, Tiumbail County. On
Saturday, the 2SIh day of August, 1855,
between the hours OF % o'clock A. NJ and 4 P the
foliowing described Real Estate. Siruzte in the Town
ship OF Hartford. Tranhall County, Ohio, and IS known
by being part Of Lot No. %, and is bounded as follows;
Beginning at a post standing in the west line OF the
highway running north and south through the centre
Of Hartford, and in the south line OF the public square
at the centre Of said township; running thence Wess
thence south parallel with east line Of said Lot . eight
rods; thence east parallel with said south line Of the
public square twenty rolls to the said vest line OF the
highway; thence north along the west line OF said
highway eight rods TO the place Of beginning. and con
tains one acre Of land. be the same more or lesa.
Appraised a. S9J0.C0.
A. b. LYMAN, SHERIFF
Sheria's Office. Warren, July %, lSje-5w-3 ~.
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CHERRIES SALE.
In Trumbuu
Common Pleas.

- John N. Iezlep & Wife, T, Trumbp,l
Common Pleas
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbal- County, Ohio. to me
directed and delivered. 1 have levied upon and shsil
expose to public sale, at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, in said County, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of August, 1888,
bet~een the hours Of 10 o'clock Al NJ and4 ?. NJ. Of
said day. the following described Real Estate; Situate
in Mecca Township. frumh1H County, Ohio, and is
bounded as follows North by lands owned ~ George
Sperry, on she East BY lands o. med by Justin Battles
and Silas n. Jones. on the South by the highway aud
said s. n. Jones. and to run so far West as TO contain
nine and one half acres OF land. Appraised at S46.Oo
per acre. Terms-CAsH.
A. r. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriH's Office, Warren, July q, IS5s-jw-3.I3.
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SALE.

vs.. In Tumhulf Common Pleas.
Robson & Battles. }
By virtue OF a Yenditioni Exponas, to me directed
and delivered by the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Trnmhuu County, Ohio. I shall -xpsse to pub
lie sale at the dwelling house OF John Battles in Wealth
ersfeld. TrunbulI County. Ohio. on
Saturday, the I4th day of August. 1853.
between the hours of ? and 4 o'clock P. NJ Of said day,
one Piano Forte, to be sold az the suit Of Patch & ALI
son in the above entitled cause. Terms-CAsH-
A b. LYMAN, Shesif.
SheriH's Office, Warren, JULY %. 1853 -2w-i p.
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Concert.

The Barker Family gave q concert at this
place on last Tuesday evening, which gave good
satisfaction to the audience. The Barker Troupe
is among the best which have ever given con
eerts here. The instrumental music was CAPT
tai, the singing was good, the bass extraordina-
rily so.
We hope they will revisit Warren at some not
distant fine.
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MarEiaaes.

In Troy, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. Norton,
Mr.. a. G. BENTLEY, of Brookield, Trumbuil
Co, Ohio. and Miss Mary A. Ingraham, of the
former place.
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SPECIAL TERN OF THE DISTRICT COURT
ron nnr.tnHr nnI-NnN AuIA

The Clerk Of said Court is orlsrid to give thirty days
previous notice Of the holding Of said Special Term
asreeahly to law. and enter this order on the journal.
Witness our hands this Ist dty OF April. A. D. l-5S.
B. f. HOFFMAN. Judges
HORACE ILDER of District
LYMAN ". POFTER,j Court