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satuTday. ,he Izua day OF Jnly, Is5s,
A A RGAIN II
~ Acres If Land in -Farminoton At

slsNs ACltS OF Idnl III T n IHIlHIOU dI
elsO $40 per acre; go acres OF II under high state
OF cult walton, the rest we'll tImbeTed with OAK. Nicko-
nv, marble aud Walnut. 1t is wa;ered elegantly, Grand
Hivcr passing through the centre. living water may he
had in every fell There is on it a large Frame dwell
ing House. nearly new and complete IN 81 apartments;
several Barns and Stables in goOi condition Iresard
this IS an extra chance to procure a splendid Farm, at
a decidedly low ~fgure-S2OOO down. balance in I've
equal yearly payments with annual interest. Title
good. aud a large Orchard Of grated trees or almost
ever variety Of fruit. The place could be divided adj
mirasly wen. For farther Information cali on Ira Hyde
z. J. McLAIN, Atty. At Law &
Wrrren. ,June 10 IS. Real Estate Agent.
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Accident.

On Friday last, Mr.. David Curtis, of South
ington, in This county, fell from a barn and was
SO badly injured, as to cause his death, some
! three days after.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Exr. Of Calvin G. Sutiial
vs.. In TrumbuH Com Pleas

NI-IstIs VTCa0"Ts
By virtue of Venijtioni Exponas in The above emil
tied cause. issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas o
Trumbuli County, Chic, and to me directed aHi deliv
cred. I shall expose to public sale. n the door Of the
Court House in Warren, in said Coanty.o on
Saturday, The 18th Gay Of sally, 1853,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and ( O.
clock. p NJ, Of said day, The following described
Rea! Estate OF the defendant, TO wit: All OF Lot No.
F0rty-one % in the Township OF Warren. County Of
TrumbulI. and Sats Of Ohio, bounded as fellows
North partly By lauis of Edward ShOeahergeT. and
partly BY lands OF Benjamin Lane; East lartlyEy lands
Of Daniel Derr. and partly4y lands Of Cyrus ROswoTth;
South ~ lands Of John Mckee, and West partly by
lands Of-- Osborn. and partly by lands --
Lewis: containing within said boundaries. Two Hun-
dred and Forty acres OF land C2D) be the same more
or less. and Known as The farm Of Augustus Greater.
in said Township OF Warren. Appraised at S3sPer
acre. FERHs-CdshO on day OF Sale
A. b.. LYMAN. Sheriff.
shcrid's Office, Warren. June Is, Is5s-5w-350.
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Deferred.

We have received several communication
which We are compelled, for wantof space to de-
fer until next week, one from Outsider; The
Report OF the Musical Convention at Hartford
First of July at Orwell, DC.
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JuEy APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance

nR. II. TUBES viii be in attendance
81 as follows-
WARREN, National Hotel. Wednesday,, July 18th.
RAvESNA, PTen;iss House. Friday, July 9th.
AsHTABULA, AshtabUla House. Thursday, July 22l.
For COnsHHafioa uPoR all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, LiUer, Stomach, B0ioeEs, Kidneys,
ard Spleen. .9iyo. DroPsy. Gsa1ei, Rheumatism,
Nervousness, DebHtg,D Dyspepsia, Female DiSeas-
Is, .fgHc and FeScr, Fits, Impurities Of tie Blood,
Ers9tiOBs. Cancers, UeerS, and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and In
tcrual.
For some len years, DR.. TUBBs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. II No CASE ARR MINERAL or OTHER
POIsUSs EMPLOYED. NOR DoEs HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WELL, OR TEAR DOWN To BUILD Up AGAIN. The medi-
cines can lie taken with safety by tile most delicate,
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue, With
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Maay
have recovered under the treatment alter friends and
physicians have hal given up all hope, the i~adispata-
be evidences of which can always De furnished
InValids. however reduced or despairing, are invited
to call, and may he assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect Of recovery
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The followirg settlements of Executors, Adninist n
toys and G~uartilns having beea filed In tLe-Proha;e
C0-It. the sane will remain on ale 70. eS animation
and exceptions uHtil july eel. ISj}, whsU the sqre
viii be examined and ordered 10 record, &c 40 ezcep-
tons appear or are taken thereto. 10 wit:
Warren Hestoa, dec. fasl settlement. Of Executors
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ALLEN H0YLE.

nISSOLUTION.-The co-partncr-
~ ship heretofore existing between BOlrimsn d
Reed in the Foundry besiHess, is this day closed by
mutual consent. All persons therefore having uaset-
gied accounts, viii please call ami arrange the same
without delay. The business VIII be continued n Ihc
ola stand by Chas. BoardraaR. for the tutara.
CHS. BDAEDNAN,
JAS. REED.
Nerton Falls. Nav 10. ISJs-GnF
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DR.. BANNING

Dr.. Banning,
May be consulted at the Gaskill House, on
the Dist and 22d of this month. See advertise
ment.
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The County Jail a Nuisance-PreSented
by the Grand Jury.

IT
We u .
reh' oOrS' 0"'
ol 1000 nave ans u"s "' Nii
Sou"tS' ""u
,.is-nt Ksansr M VS. weston Sill it i
almost impossible 10 keep the house in proper
order, from the Tact that The building Is peor'
"a Ne exsr;5rs The basement s,oyv and
find tie rooms very badly ventilated, very dark
damp, and We should think, very unhealthy.
., . rlle wi,b . e,T sn,oIi eff,rt d..
could make their escape.
4th. In the opinion of this Jury the Jail IS a
aisgraee 70 , - Ta,5ntg md f T. Vii
Jurors, think that-the Commissioners of this
County must vioiate1helro aths OF ofhee' unless
TIty P
GIDEON HooD, JACOB FULK,
JoHN QuIeGLk' NILo DUGAN'
ZFmToy Van For7rp HENRY SHAW.
SnAs a LEWIS, ERAsTUs L ovfATT,
ID. y. BOOTH, EEMls oA NJ
NErTaIss CnPsrY, Foreman Of Grand Jury.
We heartily rejoice to see that the Grand jury
hasthe independence to speak the whole truth
frankly, respecting the Jail. 1t is by no means
he first time it has been presented by Grand
Juries as a nuisance. and it has been for years
n~otonlv VIGOROUSLY unsafe, but its dark, damp,
i'll ventilated, unwholesome vaults have been a
DISGRACE 10 humanity. Il is no part of the in
teption Of the lrw 70 punish criminals. even af
ter they baye been convicted and sentenced. by
ipeareerstinr them in duneeons where they are
denr;ved of lioEt. eomneIIed 70 breath air 50
fIfjd and nm Wholesome t,otit il an imross;biI
itv that They can eseane injury to their health
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Trial of Moving Machines, Plows, &c.

There was q large concourse of people in at
tendance upon the trial of Mowers, Plows, dc.
at the farm of Henry Perkins, Esq. in Rowland.
on Tuesdaythe 9Th inst. In the blowing match
four piows were entered, hut three only were
tried. The soil was hard clay, and rough, &C.
verely testing the qualities of the plows, the men
who held them and the teams. The team which
was attached to Mr.. Boardman's pillow. belonged
to Mr.! Chas. Brown of Bloomfield, and was a
capital team, and the pleughman, was as skillul
as the team was well broke and strong. The
other teams were too light not giving either
plows or plOughmeu qualoPportunities for dis
playing their capacities.
The Mowers all worked well, the Howell ms
chine cleeging some at first, owing to some de
feet, but doing better, afterward. The Ault
man, the Bald Aultman with Dolph's improve
ment, the Nanny, Kirby and Allen, all per
formed well, and to our inexperienced eyes
seemed to be nearly equal.
Mr.. Christopher Bowers, the occupant of the
farm, provided a plentiful and excellent dinner,
of which some Co. or SO persons partook. There
were three or four groceries on the grounds pro-
~ided with plenty ofmateriaI for cooling and re-
freshing the inner man. all of which seemed
well patronized.
The report. of the committees are given below.
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PAYCU 4 OPDYGKE.

GitCu d IN L.
Fresh T-iuaminss) Petition to sell a choice seI:e
VS. ton CT Carfiass Good inclusive
OH Buggy Linjass.) OF the best quality Of Plush we
slye ever offered ia this market, aud some WROUGHT
rtJN Carriage Bolts. Make 4 note OF these latter
~l1ins,e yJa uhO seek TO supply your customers wI;h
ac,,er worL than tlsey bry eis2SL-re-
Nov in-stoek ,hs largest, G4nd - Largest We mean
bigger a "mors extensively supply Of StlfieIy
WAKE. lisTness Trimmings, &C. thiu can be foGn1 q.
any milan. Fsiat on the y estcrn Reserve
ONpERS % The HacAs or e. Il. dI.ef IS return line,
and goods WARRANTED 70 lie IS Represented. Jlr
friends will find us ever really % exhibit the latest
styles Of lftrness TrinEaings. and give an -~-sakling'
Of he patterns most ia yugae among The eastern man
uftc,ursrs. as We fake PAINS during trips 10 N-wIark
to posi- ourselves-ia every BRANCH Of IAe trade Nov
FslriC.w Cloth. cHrrt da-7er7 choice.
Green DO s~SSeii,nt siHldr.
green do do n. Y. CRY shade.
No Duck. 80 inches.
Noe DO do Pretty fair quality.
DraI, Uo1on Cloth, by the piece or y1ri
Green DO do latest style Of shuie.
Elas Union Cloth. quite hne-for low price.
-dcrman Wors;ed Ddmask Fancy do,
High Coisfci do various Shades.
We are opening out great variety of Harness and
5tEer Trimmings, a slight schedule OF Qualities and
kinds IS suijoinrt. We intend t. scIiat Wholesale
as Tow As any Jo3BING + west Of New ! OH
3dozsu silver Psisnt Pits. . dozen do Forged.
I1sross silver Plated Blekl"si double bar, including
Fl. a and / inch.
i gross Silver Plated aacllcs Tor Tugs.
u Dozen IaPauneI r. D. Tees. Ioual Fsrrets.
do 1nl-id f, 4: Do % Do 90 c'e Sc 80 80
: 10 FgiI 10 do do Crown do
1 do JapanEel Silver 10 do DO
Do Dc E Fsifi' DO Do Dc Do Do 90 DO
III rairs L.. s Eastern Hagaes-
20 90 JaFa-EeI Gs do
81 H. 10 Coach 90 fair quality.
?5 IN QhSpot Iroa CIydo seiIn- fast.
= do silver Plated do including some Gne
3ij dozen lapannti NaIeaH'e Screw Coekeys Lstyles
IG do AJieL BIS, quality not to bras %.
u 20 do 20 better grade
20 DO MIieahie T. Loops some vcTy heavy.
Also. Pad Hooks. Tug floess.- TeTrc:s. SaaEes.
Rings, Seat S~pinilcs, Ivory Rings. zeal silver 10
settles, M2rtiE-a, Rings. Loops inryery variety. silver
fop Props. Eaaa-led Hides, FTiages- BG1Arla1 Laces
ia endless variety
Remember the place, as per annexed oarl.
PATCH & OPDyCRE. Warreu.. G.,
Jo5Lers OF Carriage Goods. Sildlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths
Warren. Nav Is. ieI-.
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3. XXX Madras MOROGCO
Tampico Boot Morocco

We would also state to Town aud Country Shoe.
makers, that we will make it an object to them TO call
and examine our stock previous to going elsewhere, as
We wall sell as lo% as can Re got at Cleveland. All we
ask is CALL at the old stand. No. 90 8Iaip Street.
j. d A. c.. MCCONNELL.
Warren. June 30. Is5s-f
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CHERiFF's SALE.
In TrumauH Common Pleas.

SHERiFF'S SALE.
John RatliG.
John Graf & wife.A
b virtue OF an alias order Of sale. in the above enti-
tied cause. issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumhull County, Ohio, 20 re directed and delivered,
1 have levied on and shall expose to publi: sale, as.
upon execution at Law, at the door of the Court House,
in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, the nth day of July, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p
NJ OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
10 wit; Situate in Rowland. Township No 1, in the
third Pa &c Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which is also in the
County OF TruEibun, and is known by part of lot No.
81 in said Township, and is bOunled as follows, viz
BEGINNING * . post standing in the centre Of the rOal
sixteen rods five links south 2iS west from the norih
west corner OF land in said lot decided by Jacob Per
kius to Werner Young, June Is, 1850. and at the south
west corner ot land contracted by said Warren Young
10 Ira fTaEkins: thence east thirteen rods 20 4 stake:
thence n. 81 L. parallel with said road two chains I6
links to a stake to TIE south east corner Of Ira Hawkins
land: thence west on said Hawkins south line thirteen
rods to the place OF beginning, being z rods in width
from north 20 south, and contains one hundred and
four square rods of land, AID is the same Iald decided
by Warren Young q wife to John Graft & wife, June 30,
ls53- Appraised at $500. T~erms-cssA.
A. 7. LYMAN Sheriff,
sheriG's Once, Warren, June I6, l~sSs-5w-4.63.
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Warren, March 81, Is5s-tf.
a. FRA I

II AS now on hand, and is receiving p
* large variety OF CABINET FURNITURE. en-
bTacinE sofas, Tete a Teies, Rocking and ElSy Chairs,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Marble Top. Extension and Com
non Tables. Dressing, Fancy and Common Sands,
Common Chairs, &c.. &c.
He is also prepared TO manufacture every style OF
Fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames, dc. AL Of
which lie will sell at prices 10 SAT- tie times.
He has also purchased the entire stock OF D. q. Gil
NoRE, and Will hereafter carry on, in connection with
his former business, that O. UNDERTAKEN.
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NEWTON FiLLS WOoLEN FICTORY

NEWTON FhLLS WOOLEN FiCTORY.
THE subscriber begs leave t inform
4 the community. that he has bought tie Wooden
Factory at Newton Falls, formerly oWael by L.. c.
SOule, and being q practical workman, having for the
last ; years worked rs Spinner. at West Warren Wooden
Factory, and before that II Ravens, StnImit Factory,
requests a share Of business.
To those having Wool to manufacture into Cloth. I
be- to inform them that I am prepared 20 manufacture
AZ the following prices:
Flanuels, yard side, u cents per yard.
Sheetiu-, Q quarters wide, b = cents per yard.
Blankets TEiiled, -
Tweeds. 4S
Pulled Clcih, from 30 to 50
Custom CIrliug, ) cents per pound.
CarIia- and Spinning, l2ts cents per pound. Reel
ing a., centsp per pound.
Il L. All Work Warranted.
ALLEN
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"
To the Editors Of Lhe Wtstern Reseroe Chronicle.
GEyrs:-we regret TO notice in the Cle0eiand
Lsuder of the 18th inst, a letter from a Warren
correspondent, signed, "Junius Jr.," in which
the writer makes some unjust structures upon
Judge Po.ter's management of business at the
last Common Pleas term. He says Judge Pot
ter is somewhat irritable and quick tempered,
and the heat and his illness did not much i'm
prove these qualities. and in several instances
scenes occurred which could not fail to detraet
from the dignity of the Bench" What "~seenes"
that writer referred to We cannot tell, for dnring
the whole term, we failed TO see anything which
would in the remotest degree Justify such an at
tack as we have quoted. In spite of the intense
heat of the weather and great bodily debility,
Judge Potter gave the most assiduous attention
to his duties, and if We were to mention what
seemed to US the peculiar characteristic of his
performance of the judicial labors of the term,
we should instance a continued gentlemanly pa
thence and courteous attention TO the members Of
the bar, which commanded our cordial respect.
We regard the remarks of Junius Jr., as en-
tirely unjustifiable, and can only account for
them by supposing them to be prompted by
some personal pique. or wounded vanity. Had
we time to present this to the other members of
the bar, we are confident that it would be unall-
imously signed by them, unless ''Juuius il.
should be the solitary exception.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland With Cleveland q Toledo, Cleveland Co
lundhus & Cincinnati. Cleyeand IL Erie. and Cieye
land = Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Scion, with HscSs To Cha-rIE Falls.
81 Nantua with Hacks fer Eaverna-
" Eracevill- with U-cks for NewCn Falls, &c
Warren with U.czs 20 sharon, Greenviiie Mead
Vile, Bloomfield. Canheld. &c
Youngstown, with Stages 70 New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, anI thence by 2. 4. "
q G. Rail Road 70 Pittsburgh.
DAY &c, 1853. CTAS. [. RHODES. supt.
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Trumbull Agricultural Society's Moving
and Flowing Metch,

and Flowing Metch.
The trial of Moving Machines was held on
Tuesday. the 9Th of July, at4he farm of Il. B.
Perkins, Rowland.
Tie following Moving Machines were en-
tered.
L. Tinkers Mower, Entered by Philip Dole,
Ash. Co.
2. Aliens Mower, entered by VIM. Fee, Ba-
zetta.
3. E Balls Mower with DOlph's improvement,
entered by G. C. Dolph, Ash. co.
4. Aliens Mower, R. [. Allen, N. Y, entered
by S. G. Hall, Gustayus.
3. Howelf's Iron Mower, entered by j. B.
Drake, Rowland.
6. C. Aultman's Mower. entered by c.. Mes
senger, Warren
T. Kirbyls Mower aad Reaper, entered by E.
E. Hoys d Co, Warren.
8. Manny's Mower and Reaper, entered by S.
L. Abel, Rowland.
The Committee awarded the first premium
$500, to c. Aultman's Mower. exhibited by
Chas. Messenger; Second premium 800, to Kir-
byis Mower, exhibited by q. E. Hoyt d Co.
The Committee would report that all the ma
chimes worked well, and 50 far as the ID premi-
I'm was concerned, they were much embarrassed
in deciding.
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Union Line Express Company.
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Z vould eau the atteatiaH Of MERCHANTS, BANK
FRS aud MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed Gacil-
tiles now 1t their command, FOR the safe aud speedy
Evaporation Of Merchandise. Bank Notes, JeweiTy,
Cord and Silver Coin, Packages and Parcels to All
f.cm al parts 0f The world.
y The Union Line Express Company IS nor send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cteve-
land and Youngstown. over the Cleveland 4 N@ho-
ming L. z, accompanied with an Iron safe. for the
projection Of valuabIes. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New YORK, Boston. Detroit,
Buille, Chicago. st. faal, ST. Louis. Columbus. Gin
cinnais and New Orleans.
This Company viii carry 0rdsPs tree, and re
tCru hy fret EIYrcSS.
r II Bills of Collection taken With Merchandise
Drafts ard Notes collected. ann proceeds promptly
returned. WA. HEWITT. Travelling Supt-
For further Information regarding tArih, rates Ne,
aTpEca;ioH can be made to
PORTER & SON, Agents.
New York Book Store, Warren, o.
October tfIh, 1S57-tf.
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WOODS & PEW.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE By Or
y 2 OF COURT.-On Thursday, the 18th day OF
July, las. n: 3 o'clock in the afternoon, on the prem
Uses. to wit: the hate residence Of Esther Phelps. Iced.
aaI now in the occupancy Of John Jones, in Newton
township. will be sold TO the highest bidder. the fol
lowing Real Estate; One small farm Of excellent land,
founded on the North by the north line o. Newton
Township; on the East hythe east branch OF dahOnins
River, aud the lot hereafter mentioned; on the West
by the west branch Of said River, and on the South by
land Of widow Carson, lying about Il Of a mile North
Of Beavers Mills, containing 81 acres more or less -
Appraised ut $500. TEENs-ore-half cash on confirm
alton Of sale, the residue in 9 months from that time,
with & per cent interest. to be secured by note and
mortgage on the premises, or by note and Individual
security approved by the undersigned.
Also, the undivided one-half part Of a certain other
lot lying on the East side OF the above mentioned lot,
and about midway between The North and Sonth hOun-
daries Of the above named tract; containing in the
whole undivided. Two acres and al half-tO be sold
exclusive Of the improvements and building made
thereon by the Undersigned previous to the decease os
said Esther Phelps. Terms o. SALE-Cash On cCnhr-
nation by the Court. Appraised At SO
OuN JONES. Aimr- Of
Nezton, June 10, '5s-fw.l Esther Phelps
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B. n. RoBBNs,
AngKH SIELIMAy, q
AsAsEL TYRRELL, ~
TRUMAN GEE,
MAEHTAs GHRTsTy

PLOws.-Tbe following entries were made:
1.-The No. 1. Cylinder Plow, entered by
Chas. Boardman, Newton Falls.
2. York State Premium Plow, entered by A
B. Merrill, Newton Falls.
3. The No. 2 Cylinder Plow, entered by A.
Merrill, Newton Falls.
4. ellis Combination Plow, entered by c
Messenger, Warren,
The Flows were tested by the Dynamometer
and the draft as shown was, No. 1 Cylinder
$50, X. Y. State Premium Plow 675, ellis
Combination CPS. The last named was the
lightest draft. but taking draft and thorough
work both into account, the Committee award,
ed the ist premium to the No. I.sCyIinder Plow,
Chas. Boardman, Newton Fails; the second pre-
MUM to the No. Cylinder Plow. A. B. Merrill
Newton Falls. The amount of these premium:
will be determined by the Board of Managersa a
their next meeting.
JoHS RATLTF.
JAMES T. KING,
HIRAM T. Mason Oommluee'
SOLOMON KLINE, Cd.
R. H. WALKER, PRrslDryr.
j. d. COX, SEc'Y.
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TIE MOST PLEASANT, SAFE AND E~FFECTUAL
WORM REMEDY EVER IET DISCOVERED.
The principal advantages IN these U.-Eas are that
they are an entirely WORKABLE PREPARATION.
and DO not eOafGia one particle Of -NESCORl in any
form Ehatysr. and not oulg p~1sitivei- certain in their
effect, but the most SAFE : PLEASANT WORM
SPEClF4C Nov N USE, 1cine ~Fc.fectly free from
C1i0ncl. T~rPeEtiRc, Castor OIL, and al! other uaUse-
oas and dangerous ingredients, being 4 pleasant
PREPARATION OF SUGAR, HAT y CHILD
WILL EAT WITH PLEASURE
They are confidently offered 10 the public as a safe.
certain and reliable Family Medicine, IS the mary
numerous unsolicited testimonials being constantly
received will sufficiently a..est. They are the only
Worm Specific which has received the EHr@ sr"c4 con-
zeaGtioHs OF the best physicians in our midst. being
used by then ia their Practice giL -Ae NOS. maTEeI
success.
UPCAUTI0N!-The public are particularly Warned
against i~m;tations Of this popular arScla Pot up under
various names, as Worm Candies" -. which ear
tain dealers will attempt 60 convince sou is fully
equal. IL n0t superior, 70 the Waters.
Re not jecei-edi Purchase only the ANTIiELNN
TIC WATERS. and carefully note the address ami
signature Of the Proprietor. Prepared only hy
B. 4. BALDWIN.
Gate Erm ofClark & ElIizinD ERIE, Pa.
WHOLESALE sGrErs:-L. T. B5llEin, Reed
House Erie. Pa Usil. Dixon q Co, i4l Chambers
Street, New York; VIM. King. Jr q Il T.. Ca1mni.n,
EuaaIo; GAYLORD K Hammond, .. :. IckcEzie and L.
+. Churchill, Clevelant. Ohio.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.
Sold in F,rrcu. by WOODS &TEW: Bra1lGeld. by
A. CHEW Vienna, by FL. STEWART. Ir.; G-rari,
by Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, by N. T. Jewell, and
by Druggists generally. war ~. i5-.y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-14
DENTHT5TR-E

DR. HOLLOWAY would respectfully
II inform the citizens OF Warren. and TrumbuIl
Comfy, that he can BE found at all hours In his rooms
over the New York Store, where he Is ready 10 perform
aiIoperstinns in his profession, and would solicit calls
from all that have no teeth, as well as those that have
They viii End his prices corresponding with the times,
and al work that leaves the shop viii he warranted,
and as we'll made as that OF any other Dentist in the
country. The Gold used for filling. is Abhey's Sold
Foil. the best in the country. All Plate Work on Gold
warranted to ct aud perform all that IS promised.
II any one doubts these facts, call on me and talk
the matter over cheerfuIiy, then if we cannot agree
all right. You viii please inform your friends and
others. that they having due notice thereof. may gov
ern themselves accordingly.
II. W. HOLLOWAY.
Warra, Mich - Tg5S-sf