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z. SPEAR & SON.
DR.. DAYS COMPOUND DANDELI0N SYRUP.
ITO THE WORLD and IL FRIENDS

ITO THE WORLD and IL FRIENDS
/ offer thus invaluable mel cine, for Spinal and
Liver diseases, Ague. Weakness OF the Back, Kidneys,
Paip. tation Of the Heart, Dizziness Of the Head, aud
Consumption in its first stages. All such affections
can ard will re cured if used according to directions
l deem il entirely unnecessary to give receipts as 70
its eficaciOus merits rs the patient will soon he SaSS
fed Dy use, that il is the medicine above all others II
is warranted to cure The above diseases, or the money
in every case, is refunded. l say = the afflicted. trg
this medicine, there can ne no danger. as II IS purely
vegetable. made Of roots add banks that grow in our
owl climate
1 have a weII-known medicine, known AZ Day DiaF-
rhea Cordial, chat will cure the Dysentery. DiarrheS
or Flux, in common cases, in i've minutes ~ three
hours. It is u mild cordial, and a vegetable prepare
zion. l also offer to the public, Days Imminent, for
sores, burns. spraiRs, bruises, letter and ring Tarras.
sore throat, or Inflammation. as being infalliab!e. Z.
der for sore eyes.
and life, that they are genuine. and 1 vOueh IA say that
they are the best medicines Row offered or IA use. I
say to the afflicted, lS aside your preiudiees long
enough 10 try these Invaluable remedies. They have
cot been 60: NJ Tor q LuRhuy; the knowlelge of them
has not been hatcEed in the dark. " in u moment ]
have had the knowledge Oi them for years, and know
their worth by experience, and have been persuaded
from time 20 time TO compound and prepare them Tor
/ have complied with these solicitations. and
the medicines will he found. for the present. only at
DR.. bays RaI Der shop, on Market street. l hold my
sell in IealiAess TO care inaamed and sore eyes, and
all sores, fever sores. or any external Inflammation up
orthe body. A. L. {. DAY.
Warren Oct Sly
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
OF Merchants to their large stock Of Groceries. before
Purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to ter new and spacious Stores.
Nos s2 and sOI crawford's Block. River Street. they
are prepared to offer goods as low rs they cau he bought
in This market. WN. EDWA
May Z. 1856 II. HIRAM IpDINGS.
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ORION AUCTlON-a great variety
l. French Collars, Sleeves, Embroidered Sets aud
Bands, &c. very cheap at the
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CHAWLS.-Sl, la Shawls of The latest
y and most fashionable iyl.s. and choicest quail
ties: also. a barge variety Of Embroidered and Plain
White Grape, Cashmere. Printed and other varieties.
for sale cheap. by G BERWE ELL 4 Gu.
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Roots and Shoes.

ID CRANAGE continues 20 minuiac-
A. turc and keep on hand, at his store.
NO. 6. VAIN STREET. WARREN. CHIC.
Two doors Souti. of smith, McCcm's & Cos store, =
large. complete and we'll selected stock OF goods he
can recommend 10 customers, 1T moderate prices. con
Sisting of LADIES' FINE CONGRESS-.
Siis Laced, Patent Tipped an fOxed CATERS pain,
good ana SUBSTANTIAL CATERS, hOEie mahe. of diterent
grades and cOi-rS, and a general ass ortGent OF all
kinks Ladies' Shoes. slippers. &c
MISSES & C-uILDRENS' CATERS.
BoOtees, shoes and ~Shppers. OF all kIRiS and colors
GENTLRNEN'S FINE FRENCH CALF.
Mornccn. Kip aai Thick Boo ;: a good assortment o.
fine Cater and Slippers: Boys and Youths Call, kiF
aud Thick Boots. Brc-ans, &c. &c
A FOOD SUPPLY 0g FINDINGS,
Consisting uf French Calf. Patent Leather. Can. Boot
Morocco. CoTie Sole Morocco. Glazed Ksi- Prunel.
Galloon. BOot Webb. LASTS. Boot Trees Shoe Pegs
Nails, Knives, Threat, ami everything else pertaining
to the trade.
April -, lS5s. B. CRANA6E.
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co NOTICE
EDWARDS & IDDINGs.

The undersigned formed a CO. partnership on the FIRST
day OF April io56. for the purpose of transacting the
wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style of
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DM WNDD.

Jul William Z. Porter is now prepared to execute
~ all kinds Of Wood Engraving on short notice,
and in q superior manner. Leave your orders at
w II. PORTER & SON. BOOKSTORE.
Warren o. April 2d. ls57.
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spKIsc ,Nn sr-I,,ER.
ladies Gad GehtIezsA rsad AID profit
BE YOUR PURPOSE TO STJ

Ladies' aad GehtiezsH rsad aNd profit
EFIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP
4 ply yOrrselt " it'll an exceedingly nice aaiser. Boot
ar Shoe. 5hich H. point Of nea,ness, conf 1T and du-a-
bility have never been surpassed, and probably never
equalled by any former arrival in the gOOdly town OF
=" drren. you will dnd that articles Of this identical de
~scsiption are % be had at the shop Of tie uuhersigned
Nc3, Mark; street. where ' oG are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock. which
embraces the neatest and latest styles Of Gailers ana
other Ladies wear. with vhieh our lady customers cen
not hut he pleased. Gentlemen have also been Careful
ly provided for, and the very choicest goods %: the mar.
ket selected Tor them Determined to have none hut a
superior Article. the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
me French, the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
stsntial stoga.
NIB Work made to order aud warranted to it,
Cal a. NOS, Market 81 first door east Of Smith L
NcCOmbs. ma, : ISji.l ID n. WARREN.
dissolution. The co-par.ner.
!. y ship heretofore existing between NJ. J. R. Treat
aud wm Edwards, under the firm Of Treat Edwards,
was dissolved by mutual consent On the LIST day Of
Aprii,ioJo- Nj. R. TREAT.
WM
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GOME AND LOOK IN AT ADAMS
~ Bookstore, and see the largest stock Of nav
books that has ever been brought 10 this town.
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CCOTCH ALE.
- A supply of ELinburg and Glasgow Pale Spark
ling Ale, Just received and for sale by the dozen or
single bottle, at ga. SMITH q Cos
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SPRING GOODS.
IDDIN GS d MO

A RE receiving their stock Of SPRING
N Goops, as extensive in amount, and as general
in assortment as usual. TheiI goods have Seen selec-
ted with great care, both as regards style and quality,
and are offered At the hreSt prices. Superior Gty
eeRt Tea always on hand. =,
NJ b. An invoice Of choice and expensive French
Embroideries will he opened next week.
anriI 30 IS5T.
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COR SALE AT ONE SHILLINGl

u Malder col. Lawns, worth p cents;
Muslin De Bages, do p do
Muslin De LANES. do % do
AllIacas. do % do
Soil color Ginghamsd do IS do
Also, one case Slate col. Hose. 6G cents, worth ies
1" one case R'ch'd shirtings64 do do l2ls
" one case Prints. o. do do i2is
" Pine Brown S~hirtings, o. do do leH
atthe NEW ORK STORE
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EYE IL EAR.
BARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW.

DARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW
~ ERS-The subscriber will sell, at any time. at
Private Sale, for cash or credit, at uery Ieluced prices.
any or all of his entire stock, consisting OF 3 Durham
Bulls and 40 Cows, LETTERS and heifer calves. IL first
rate Jacks and Jcnnets. A superior lot OF South
Down Bucks and Ewes. A few Colts and young Hor-
ses, and ] pair Chester white Pigs, II months old
SETH A.
Hartford. Trumbull Co, o., Oct. %, "J1-tf.
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CATTLE mountaineering, From
~ ield & Co.'s Celebrated Vegetable Cattle POwde.
cont antly on hand and for safe in large or small guam
by the subscribers, who are sole Agents for this
n.
n. D. None are genuine unless procured Of
March Is. IS52-tf C. & VI. MOSER, Ag'ts
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l. Wholesale and Retail. The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens of Warren ami vicin-
ity. that he has on hand a well selected stock Of Totac-
CO. Snul and Sega s, which he will cell for cash, at
prices that will defy competition. Call and examine
for yourselves, at the Tobacco and Sesar Store. Market
Street, Warren, Ohio. j. IL. ELTON.
Warren. Sent. 9th. 81
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~ d. NJ. MOSER, D:alerc IN Foreign,
~. and Domestic Dry Goods ardware, Groceries
9eensware, Boots, Shoes. T. s., Caps, Ready Made
Clothing, &c, Market Str, Warren, o. aug ]
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'sTELP CASH-US ~"

EIT CASII-US 7!
Ii Slow customers, and all others owing Us
money past due, are respectfully informed that they
mast pay US. We sell our goods at cash prices. ard
expect cash for tAem-sOmetime. A word to the wise
IS sufficient. Goct Isl PACKARD & BARcCM.
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NOTICE is hereby given that by vlr
IN tue Of fee bill issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Dubois
co. Ind. and to me directed. have levied on
and will. on the 5th OF June 1858, between
The hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and +. n.
Of said day, q the door o. the Court House
IN The town Of Jasper. IN said comfy, ofier
lor sale e public auction the 1ee and
pro6ts for term NOT exceeding e. years
~ a. ioIIowIng Described properly to- ~:
The south east qussteF Of the oonsh east
ouarter 81 ssc tion No. thirteen in township
No. one, south Of range four west, contain
'inR 20 acres, more or less.
And should said rents and profits not sell
for sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution
aud costs, will At the same time and place
and between the hours aforesaid oher io'
sale and sell st public auction the Tee simple
of said real estate.
Taken in execution as the property o
George Tabor, ia the suit Of George Isbo
against Robert Poison.
| Terms or saIe-Cash.
JACOB HERMAN, 8. D. G.
\ May z, 165S.-3w. pf - %.
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croLrx from the subscriber, living three
y miles east Of l.eavenworth. In Crawford
county, Ind. on the night Of the 2Sth o.
April, 1858,
One dark Iron Grey horse,
three years old. and about l4A hands high
both hind feet and one fore foot white, some
white above the left eye. dark name and
tail, with some grey mixed; fresh horse
bite on the left hip. Liberal reward will Dc
paid Tor delivery Of horse or thief to me a.
Lesvenworth, or for information 90 that
can get him.
may 7-6w. l. 4. SHEET.
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coRxER Or NEWTON AND HARRISON sIs''
JASPER. INDIANA.
rs sill st bis old home, and always ready
Il to attend those who may want his ser.
vices, and render them 70 the utmost O.
his ability.
To many Of his patrons he would cay
Friends, don't forget The DOLLAR. II
se rived YOU in sickness and adversely, please
re member me ia your health and prosperity
n the dolloris not on hand will take hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10, 1858. r.. NJ. wELMAN.
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TINE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION,
Rllila0el llIl ID.

,wpopTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.m;...d Nth Sexual Dis.
|vo al persons sm,'e.su w. Ssminsl
= eases sue" =. ~ Cena,~Lr. Glse,
" eakmess' Impo'e"SS' 6n.r;sm =, Self
~ ph'he. me s'o' - 80 $3.50
Abuse IS. &c. sso~,.m,nn
TIE HOWARD hSSoOaAslO"'
IN view Of the awful destructiono Of human
lie, caused by sexual diseases, ana the oe-
ceptions practiced uponthe unfortunate vic
Tins Of such diseases BY. Qnscks. have a.
vected their Consulting Surgeon, 40 a'chsrl
table act, worthy OF their name' 70 give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATis,to all persons thus
afflicted. who apply by letter. with dcscr p
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JENKINS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS ONLY,

Iutisn D1LI
vVvHE new crop Of Tea is now arriving
u and selling much below the high rates
u the past year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect o. OUT
again being able to furnish as good an arti-
Gle Tor the price, 40 formerly. We also take
pleasure in announcing that we have con-
cluded to extend the time on small bills
heretofore sold on two and three rnonths.to
three and four months credit.
Thouso nds .oi Grccers and general store
keepers now sell Teas 10 our Metallic Pack
ages, and the number is constantly increas'
ling, notwithstanding the strong prejudice
that once existed sgaiast teas put up IN this
convenient form. This unexsmpled success
is the legitimate result Of business uni
Iformly done, for . long term Of years upon
|just and fsir princi pies, and especially WIN
Ian eve to that wholesome one Of "SwALt
lPRorIrs AND Qu,cK Returns"
Teas being a perishable article, dealers
are recommended 10 order ANAL and frequent
bills.
Those who still prefer the old way, are
!. FURNISHED with teas Ia the original nsi'
chests, at three cents per b. less than ~
I Metallic Packages,
! c. d. Buslbutt il no longer IN our employ
a. Travelling A gent--his place being sup
: lied by another. JENKINS ".
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GilIs! GiftsH Gifts =
A. K "A N u = Z /,
DIfpT ISuEp

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100000
Books and Maps, Of all Kinds, at Pub
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see, 600 Gifts,
Worth from as cents to $500 each;
CONSISTING OF
G old and Silver Watches, Gold Lockets.
Gold Chains, Cameo Pins and Drops,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils, Sew
ing Birds; In short. Jewelry
0fevery description; Ret
icules, Ladies' Purses,
Portmonsies, &c.
$3.50 worth Of Gifts Distributed with every
500 Books.
GIFT will be delivered with every
| N book sold for One Dollar or more.
Although no book or article will be sold
/ for more than The usual retail price, many
will be cold for lees. Persons wishing any
particular book, can order ut once and u
will be forwarded with Gift. Persons
ordering books with gifts, should forw ard
the amount OF postage, as It must 'nvsrl'
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for 81, so and S2,00 books 81 cents.
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4 Any person, BY forwarding an order 10
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S any address on application.
nj Address A. KANNEf,
sep 5-lm5 No. 2o3 Broadway, N. Y.
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PEACH TREEs.--It is not entirely
too late to set out peach trees. The
peach is becoming an uncertain crop,
vet being profitable crop, It will JUS
tify planting out few every spring.
] have been in the habit Of planting
the seeds when the peaches are eaten.
Select the best that You can buy in
the market, or sponge from some one
who does buy, and plant the sced.-
They will come up the next spring,
and If planted where you want them
to grow, they will bear in three OF
four years. The higher the knobs, the
more likely the peach is to escape the
frosts. Plant q bunch Of tansey around
each peach tree. twill preserve then
from the worms. ! have known tree
live in the midst Of tanscy bed TWEEN
~ years.--lnd Amr.
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HARMON G. BARkWElL, 80.
FOR YOUR
Wife, Daughter, Sister or Friend.
Home Magazine

Wife, Daughter, Sister or Friend.
Arthlun's Home Magazine.
Edited by +. 8. ARTHUR and VIRGINIA
r. TOWNSEND. For choice and elegsn IT,
erature, high moral tone, peculiar adaptation
70 the home circles Of our land. freshness,
ori atty and cheapness, this Magazine 10
ack nwole dyed, on all hands, to be without
rival Its equal In the beauty Of its ty-
biography and the richness Of lite embellish.
line ntc "a the most ambitious and dearest Of
our Magazines, while il claims to lead oil Of
them 10 many essential features. For cor.
rectness and exquisite beauty, its colcred
steel fashion plates we're unrivs lied 10 1857.
They will maiatain this superiority in 1858.
Volume XII began in January.
TERms-02 year in advance -Four CO.
pies for IS; twelve copies for SIS, and one
extra 10 The getter up Of the club.
4 OTSpecimens sent free 10 oil who wish
TO subscribe Or 10 make up clubs. Address
iT. 8. Arthur & Co., los, Walnut street
lPhiiudeIp his.
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AG RICULTU RAJ.



Now that Moving Machines are go
rapidly coming into use, those farmers
who work them are compelled % bring
their meadows in a better surface con
dition than when the scythe only was
used; as on good bottom depends great
" the success, or the want Of it, Of the
machine. Some moving lands are
frosty, as it IS termed; that is, q heay-
ing up, by the winter frost, Of the
spongy soil which overlics the hard
pan beneath; and when the frost Il
wholly ont Of the ground, it settles
unevcnly or humniocky, and requires
the aid Of heavy roller 70 crush It
back to an equal surface. Other lands
have more or less small surface stones
thrown upwards by the frost, and
when the ground settles they remain
there in the way Of either scythe or
machine. Others again, have been
top dressed during the previous au-
tunn, and the coarser parts OF the ma
pure lie loose on the surface, and will
not sufficiently decom?ose before the
hay harvest. All these require the
roller. as soon as the frost leaves the
ground in the Spring, and heavy
roller, too, to bring all the hummocky
tnrfs, and small stones down to an even
surface.
The meadows should be gone thor
oughly over, too, to cut and take ou
all rooty grubs or bushes that ma,
have sprung up since the last haying
Where roots are left in the ground
they frequently send up thrifty shoot
late in the season, which, if let uncut
will be sure tie break or cripple tn
machine in passing over them. Al
these shoots, and the grubs from whic
they spring, are best taken out by tn
roots at once, by the grubbing hoe Q
axe.-Ameriban Agriculturist.
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ALL persons who have any claims 70 make
N upon the Rev. Joseph kundeck, deed,
for deeds, certificates, or other documents
entrusted 10 his care. will please call upon
Rev. p. Bede O'Connor, at his residence IN
Jasper. as soon 40 it will suit their conven'
;encc. p. ULRlc CnRIsTEEs
Paul. Eek,
Executors OF Rev. J. Kundeck's estate.
Jasper, april 80, l858-3w.
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NrorIcE 10 hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed administra-
,rix 81 the estate Of Jacob Bertley, late OF
Dubois county. Indiana. deceased. 81" e.
tate is supposed to be solvent.
CAROLINE BERrLEv,
NAV Il 1s5s-3w+ administrative.
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Illv.rrArsD, 1858 IrrvsrnArrD'

lLlusrRArEp' 1900 ILLUSTRATES
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TO containing Eight pages or forty columns
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L. Scorr g. Co., New YORK, continue TO
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3.
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