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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Ocean Cleaners, %r.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AMERICA
IL Cousigrses informed that the AMERlc. wii com
a IN, bib p,n,s Ss not received vii be sent 70 the
Bonded an D. Sa sassef sosDs !. Green
DyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
/ ROYAL NIJL STEAMSHIPS.
Yrom Nevfor> to AvsrroolI
csief Cabin Psssase. ......-.....''.'..'.'''.'"si,
'''''' >''- From Boston ic iiverpooi:
chia Cabin Passage. e........'......."'...'.'."sIs
ne ship. from Boston call at Han.I.
hRhBit, capt Capt J"ss sso"s, AMfRci csp wesm.n
ASIA CAPT + 9 Lott. NIAGAaA I,nas. Cap Capt Ryne,,
Tbese carry clear white light head green
stsrbosrd bow red on Pori bow.
AMERICA Micim,n Ls.yes n York Wednesday. Aug
EUROPA Le,oh...... Leaves boston Wedne'dsy. :. II II
NIAGARA Noodle Leaves Bosom. Wednesday p
ARABIA, stone.... Leaves York. Wednesday Sept,
CANADA. Leaves Boston "Wednesday,
AfRISA Shannon. Leaves n York. Wednesday, " y
BeIths not secured until psid fOs.
An experienced Surgeon on board
slssI Bullion SPECIE Jewsr3, r~doo, Sine. OF M.t.,
''''f'' '''S"'A T. cUSSRD' NJ Spii Bowling e....
STEAM to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DUB
- LIN. BELFAST. and LONDONDERRY. vi, LIvEa-
fSP FsPoor IA sTaMsar
CoMPANYs spsnd,d Clydebal' Iron 'csss s;esu,ADs
FIox Nrw.YOKx.
CRY OF sILriMoa y
CITY or WASHINGTON IS
A,l2 ocssi G neon a ro% Si.s Pier No. Il Ssr.A Rive,
Rains ov PASAGE.
Csbn-From H-w-York and Philsae 2ha ...........e
ybire.s. fo New Yort the sbOverXnei piac..
SeMIn ticket. .v.ilaee for ,iI months, o.
Passenger iSrwMoea to h.vIe. rsn. h.mSlrs Bremen,
as .p soSFHcRns s
connection with each depature from Liverpool % NewYo,t
SsF P|, Ss s,s:,, s,; 2: s@%e.
In In kS'Tp5si ivsiposio 70 &s IMAM rs.si S Buau..
T'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF
i STEAMSHIPS, b-sv,ern NETWORK. s0UfHANP-
TON HAvRE ana BREMEN vii 'An " folOss carrying tAs
Es~.Yori for sOu,bsspas Prom H,vr and South
NORTH sTAs sss,y july 81 Wednesday -. . IS
vANDkAsILT' s.'d,y Aug IA Wednesday
Prom sfsnss S., a +; ss.n :s:s %
HShi ME- s A ssss1s.y Ss Sspr va SsS.,
Ths. ..esn'hP' have ~A;eisas oOmP.TD-ntA .ni crIy
Pr, : Pc: sa s, o'ss s, sS =!
Csrthe,.s. .uea for r..sse from EurOp~
D. TORRANCE Agent No Bovtns srssa. ny
COR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. 2.
Il MAIL LlNE-Tse svorite ,esmship ALABAMA C.pt
q. SoheIct viii leave on SATURDAY, july ST. at p n
from Pier No North River. Cabin Passage 10 savsn,.S
Bills OF LsdinG opy eosrd for P--,sh; or Pa.
sss. apply 70 sAhUEiL kIrCHILL SON, No IS Broad.
Essdsy wetne and Friday The FLORIDA CAPS IA.so
Crrwen VII succeed and leave on SATURDAY Aug
ENOR SAVANNAH and dFLORIDA.-The Amsn
Il Atlantic Screw SesnshP Companys and hr,-a
stesrsAip HI NTSvILLE. Post cor, uardef VII -syr
sier No y n r.. or bArrRDAY. July ST. q O'Clock D m
Psssase ss,sra,h. With unsurpassed acomnodAtioax sS
Tiuu.h Lcse, Mscon. kortsorDefy Atlanta Absay 0s
a. c. rnbss sd st mvoh ess tha, losa rses F.ers
sr., fs sn1 ilh.r po. lI<rsnce ca.hsf pss osn.
AcsJtS - CAoEMkLL Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

H n lsSs rIsir1wIl lesy- Chsse.s Station % filoso
,xrIs,sTr. AID Aes.y and Troy P.sss >
-, Srsir IL q and 1881 for Dobbs Ferry D. a
ana p ,n- fer T.Iyte~n. Is m for sins sin. lols =
.,i n IN for Psu.hke-psi-, 4 m N and m !,
q, Prrl,k $50 p Tn- PouEnkeep-is Pe-ks Sim s.aa
P.r,,o~n and Doobs Ferry franz stop The WAY ssaorS
e,,,snf.y axep Caambers Canal Cnrtopo-f srd Sis n.
r,Iz, 10, New Yort S-sve Troy 4 md 10 N AID an
80 SIS n and Albany IS and IL: IS 4 u sad 80
Nd s:ls p n on oQnaayA q s:5
s~s s''-~ A SMITH s.r-ype1rt.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
NIFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IL coxr.Sx sI-M.1Yp ApR ASGFNENr.

ATEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
a DFIPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CIrY-Mai Ar Express lines leave New York at and m
and IN are S. fh'onsh Tickets sold tor Cincnnss
sud the Wet and for BLnore Wsshington Norfolk & and
troush baxtae checked 10 Washington In m and p m
trains. J. w. WOODRUFP. Assistant Superintendent
will k received for train uniess ana
eb.I ed Ysa minutes n aavsnce Of the time OF flesshs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
c,T0CK in HANK of Inc STATE OF MISSOURI.

SIOCh IN DAM VI nc 81 .h' - Va
kt-Te ulfertgned Com 1oners appointed by the BANK o
the Missouri s. Louis her by give notice hsi Do Is oi
a. hundred Thousand dollars O inciessci cs
said Bank WILL h. opened al tho Bank OF toulheo
Ia New Nok MONDAY August and kept open iof peIoi
days unless tie shall have been sooner
subscsibcd. -,
eu er cert will be reqliycd 20 b. paid ~ the TIM OF sub
stius thirty the st OF Sctcmber fJ pr cent
en- the OcOb end thirty cent on the st oi NoVeh
Der. D. pay mcut may b. mad, IN iiiL . -, ~ =,
IssiceLos lbsrcd tot vi be payable al the hahs
of ofCou,mstce IN New. YORK.
JOHN A. STIvENS)
HENRY r. VAIL, Commissioners
H. MORGAN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAIL-
IL ROAD COMPANY-NOrICE-A COMMITTEE has has been
sppty-e By the Bo1d Of Directors Of the La CkosSS sia
NfJSSAyIkEE RAILROAD COMPANY to adjust and settle
all ess against the Company Persons interested N the f1
in D unsecured Bonds &c OF said Company are feqe'e'
" 10 ~ 'n'" '"''' VIM A. GUEST. Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Oss,cE Oh CLEvELAED, PASEsvILLE AND AsHTABuLA
RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the CLEVE-
IN LAND PAINESyILl.E and ASHrABULA RAILROAD
COMPANY will be head at its Office in Cleveland, Ohio
TiYSDAY the lttn Of August next at 0ooct IN Tor
The Ett,on TRANSACTION OF such other
businsss ss nsy before them. "
The TraL Books of the Company will be closed rom Juy
81 l. IL lcsh day of August, in n,lutive - r,,, s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

LOK SAVANNAH and dFLUKIDA.-The Amer,-
Il can Atlantic Screw steamship Company ne and hry-,
stesrsAip HI NrSVILLE l. Pos, corauArdef vii ss,v
sier No Il n r.. or bATtRDAY JAY 81. o. O'Clock p m
Psssase ssySra,h. With rrsurasssd aco.nnodaaz
Tbuu.h ucseis " Mscon korsonery. Atlanta Albsay 0s
al c. mbss sd st nveh less thas ooa rs,es P.ers
. IS sr< fsst u01 ilh.- po LSrsnce oa.hAf pss osn
Aasgcs Il. B. CkokWYLL L Co,
AS Wss.S-. ,xps< As<,y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

OfyicE oF THy PEoPLE's FIRE issuance Co,
kEw-YoRK, July 3 1853.
rJ'HE Board Of Directors have declared SEMI
ss sss toe ,th July ane the frsDsef Books
w. T. UNDERHILL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

COR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-U. z
Il MAIL LtNE-Tse svorite steamship ALABAMA Cant
o. r. SeAeIct viii leave SATURDAY july 81. ai p n
rom Pier No 4 North River. Cabin Passage 10 savsn,.h
els Bills Of LsdinE signed opy esrd For P-h; or Pas.
ssss apply 70 SAMUEL L. klTCHlLL SON Ea IS Broad.
vsy Steamers for foiis SAVANNAH lesyirx sysrv
Eesday Wetne sday and Friday The FLORIDA CAPS lao
crrwen. vii succeed and leave oa SATURDAY, Aug.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

NIATE OF EN-1Okk.-BANh DT.I ANI
~ Amt Albany July IGsG-The time fixed by law for the
RS DN NIPPON ofhe CIRCULATING NOTES issued 10 the
aAtK or NV W-ROcAEbLE, having expind pursuant 10
aaos. SSl az the Laws tice Ia hereby given that
FinAI DIVIDEND ofRyf ~ PER CENT Ia. been declared
upoo tss account dspted represented o Tue eef
bus A by SupeIu ndest IN redemption OF the notes on
sad Back psysbe preSnaon OF the said cetncse Pop
sry ind tsed this Depart ent wi hin 'x months from 'he
dat Of this notice, aid not thnrosNcI - - ~
,,tc sS JAaES NJ COOK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE. .-lS5s.

IRON CITY, J. r. Turner. Master.
MINERAL ROCK. j. r. Ryder, Mafter
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo l. Stone Master.
k.ting three boats leaving Cleveland every week through
TN make the round tp In eight days. Roomsfof
say of the trips can be secured by Addressing
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE,
Forw njina and Commission me1charts
Clevelsnd. O+so
NB-Nsrk all Psciases "Cae OF llussey McBdds Cteve-
land Ohio"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AMERICA
IL Cousgnees are informed that the AmEIlC. wii com
meuce dischsrgng on MONDAY MORNING. the S.1 inst
which pints not received vii be sent 10 the
Bonded Warehouse, Jetey q and be subject to storage
=. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

PATERSON AND HUDSON RsILKeaD COMPANY July ~ 1853
nlyiDEND NOTlCE.-A serni-annual DlVI.
IL DEND Of FOUR PER CENT upon the csp'si stoos o.
fhis Cpupsuy will b. psid a. the once OF SILbSlNS
BLOODGOOD, No. Y William st, NewfoIk, on "EDNhS-
DAf esth Juy inst and ser that dsy at Psieron N - ~
~ A. s. PENNINGTON. Tres.lTeE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

L,XCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IL OFFICE No. BROAD-sr -
hew-York July IS. l353
Ttis Company has declared a SEMl-ANNUAL DlVlDhNl
sESsk PER CENT pay able ON and after toe %gt1 INST
HENRY QUACaENBOsS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

s. Ercrolas B.Ng No Wall EEwYosE, Iay 81 lSo''
hiVIDEND. The President and Directo.s rs % .
Vs;.x.ns n,v. asc,.,.a /. Dividend Of THREE AND
HALf PXR CENT payable and after MONDAY the ga 40 Q
~ A A. PARKHURST, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Nem1)srk Daslu Isibnat
Baymd Taylorin SouthsraEurope'
No. Tx.

GREECE ITS PEOPLE AND GOyERA ahAr
c--s.ooe8.sos of rhe n. \. TTiscre
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Os,,cE AMERICAN GrANo COMPANY,
No 60 WILLIAM 81, CORNER OF Chph [
Nrw.YokN, July |. 1893
Vy,NE Holders Of the SCRIP STOCK OF tn
ANSRICAN GUANo COMPANY hereby notiiie
,sst ih qhud Ia saer II Two Dollars and khy Cents pe
rA and made payabe on before the Let septenoe
uoxt BY order Of the bosud of Trustees. =.
"~ ~ JAS. s. WYCKOFF, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

I,TATf. OF NEW-YORK.-BANKD DEPART
- M1NT Albany July 1893 tn. te nSed oS iaT io ,hs
EfuvMPTlON oithe CIRCULATING NOTES is'aei 10 me
JANIS BANK having expei purs1tnt 70 ChspeI S OF tns
Lag. flt uo,ice hereby gwen thai lNA plNiDhrp
fEIGy ( PER CENT bee ceafed the snoInt OF
. d..sd ss sutsd by the certificates Issued oy the
in redeuphon OF the noes OF Ie ssd BANK pay
80 on OF the said cerihccs properly indore at
i De2atnsr within slI months stom he e,e OF th noac-'
nd n .Seleater. JAMES NJ OOOh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
IA PROVIDENCE, via STONIagfON.-H0UR Of LEAv-
ING CHANGED 70 .. m-On and .tter TUESDAY. Jane
.h- s,eAlnerr PLYMOUTH ROCK and c. VANDEkBlLr OF
,hs line will leave Pier No North River, ir wharf sbovs
ssi;er Place daily. eIept sindsTa instesd Of pE
Ofos nc. 10 Battery. .paos.
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.

Sold in W,rrcu. by WOODS &TEW; Br,oEGeld. by
A. CHEW Vienna, by FL STEWART. Jr.; Girarl.
By Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, by ". T. Jewell, and
by Druggists generally. may ~, '5s.y
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlOws

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
~ nov kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found the following:
Right aud Left Hand PlOEs, OF all styles and pat
terms in general use. star improved Flows, Nos
and &. an Pl0rS ground reasg for use. Also, Steel
PlOws. Points Of all descriptions. warranted equal to
the best IL market. our fiuEs are gotten up b our
selves. without ,torsigH al, as u either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh. and all other kinds Of
Pairts on hand at all ZINES
Fellows Plows are - justly Gel shTated, ana SO well
and fayorably known to the farming community, as to
need no further eu!o=y. J have also on hand u supply
(tnd shall keep the sane at AL timesg OF pefanoes
independent Horse Rake, mlie IRON the best second
grow IN Hickory, and rgiltIa a G39d and substantial
manuer by an hBssSt mcchag3e. Nanhorns wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible steel Teeth Cuitiyaiors:
also. Wooden Frame. CO. Improved Thermometer
Charms. al sizes, and Bennett's Improved MuleyCra
die.
All work made or sold by me. E~arranied as cheap
or cheaper than AZ any other establishment ofthekiui
in this section. Farmers would 10 we'll to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
-;icular attention given to all kinds 81 repairing in my
line o business and charges moderate.
To my friends and patrons 1 would return my thanks
for former patronage. and solicit a continuance OF the
same.
\. 2. All Goods and Work warranted.
D. ii. BENNETT. AGENT.
South ST., ! door East of Hull X Cos.
ApriI :. IS5S-tf. Machine Works.
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Some Snteligente.
Personal Prop erty in Trumbull County.


To the politeness of Chas. R. Hunt, Auditor,
we are indebted for a perusal of the Abstract OF
Personal Property in this County, for the year
1858. From it We CLEAN the following items.
Or HoRsEs.-Warren has the largest number,
$50. weathers6eld the second, 5I2. Rowland
the smallest number, 2s4. Theayerage value OF
horses is highest in Harrington S69,57, next
Rowland 65,75, Newton $500, Southington
lowest Al, "a. Total number in County GELS
Total value in County S527, $50.
CArrLE,-Bazetta and Gustavus~ are equal,
having each 2245, next is Hartford, 2l70, few
est in BrookfeldIl54. Average value, highest
in Rowland Sl7,63, lowest in Hubbard So, 39.
On Pennington, Mr.. B. F. Waters has one Bull
Calf II months old, named Prince of Arden,
which is assessed at $1,000 Total number in
County. ASA. Total value in County, 59T $50.
SHErP,-Hubbard is most sheepish, having
$40. second is Brookfeld, 1904, fewest in
Bloomfield, esS. Highest average value in
Brookfeld. 81 80, next Rowland, s l,s5, lowest
in Mecca, sI,32. Total number in County
5s,5l6. Total value in County, S9I ,136.
Eoes-WeathersfeId is most given to swine,
Ss4, Warren next, 734, fewest in Lordstown,
l55. Total number in County, 9,9I7. Total
value in County, s25 ,l59.
CARR1aeH.-Warren has 424, Weaihersfeld
1927, fewest in Lordstown 80. Total number in
County 5,O28. Total value in County Sl50, 975.
MuLEs,-Bazeits is most mulish, having SIS.
Weathersfeld, 40. Several townships have
none. Total number in Cousty pa, Total val
ue, S1O,150.
WAroHEs-Warren keeps bad time with 207
watches, Pennington, 20, while Hubbard and
Southington go right with the sun, and only 10
watches.
PASOs-The humping of IS Pianos hardly
keeps Warren in good humor, while s maintain
harmony in Newton, and some of the Sister
townships do very we'll without any.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has 1927 ,353. New
ton sl5,9l5, Bazetta least, SOS. Total value in
County. s226, 3I9.
MASuFAcTuREs-Warren has S24.s9l invest
ed, Weathersfeld 81, ISO. Johnston and How
land none.
MONIES AND CREBITs-Warren has Sl93,2S7,
Gustavus 81. 1874. Southington least, 1884.
Total value of all kinds of Personal Property
in Warren. sos ,299. Gustavus 1885, 40. next
Pennington, 1885. Southirgton least, 56,6aS
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Personal.

Last week we had the pleasure of seeing sew
eral of cur former townsmen, who had returned
once more to visit their old friends and old
homes. Among these were Gen. S. D. Harris, of
Columbus, F. b. Plympton, CORNER editor of
the Transcript now of the Pittsburg Dispatch
J. B. Garfield, and Frank Van Gorder, also Of
Piltsburg, and j. s. Elwell, "a graduate from
this ofice) of-the Hudson (Wis.) North Star.
We notice with pleasure that j. J. Elwell
Esq formerly Of this County, and late of Or
well, AshtabGIn co, has been elected to a Pro-
fessorship in the Law College at Cleveland.
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Celebration Number Two.

On Thursday evening, the three Balloons
which could not be sent up on Saturday, in con-
sequence of the rain, and a portion of the Fire
works which could not SHINE, for the same rea-
son, fulfilled their allotted destiny; the balloons
going mp in fine style, and the Fire Works glad
dening the eyes Ofall the young folks and some
of the older. A few sharp guns were fred
The evening was fine and the affair went of
we'll.
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nR- TUrss, SIR :-kuowing the vast amount Of suTer-
ius existing among the females Of the present day, an I
having drank TO the Gregs, from the bitter cup OF Attic
ton. l gladly maze kuOgn what in my case, has proved
the long sought remedy.
Ny health has been poor for eighteen years, and ten
years Of that time l spenl IN he'd, ? helpless sufferer,
scarcely able to sit IN long~ n0ugh TO have my bed
matte. The misery OF those years / cannot describe.
P~rolipsrs uteri, with heat, weakness aud pain through
the small of the back and abdomen. and sharp pains
extending down the iimis. we're among the earlier
symptoms Walking or stacding became difficult FIRST.
and at length utterly impossible. Soon digestion failed
and the entire nervous system seemed u~nsiruug, pslpi
tation Of the heart and dizziness and oppression OF the
head, also added to my suderings. FltySici ans from
for and near were employed, by one Of whom I vas
salivatsd and rendered worse than before. Your first
prescription was obtained in October, one year ago
Improvement was SLOW at first. have not only been
able to leave the bed. but am now doing most of my
house work, and can walk a mile and back, without
serious Inconvenience Yours, truly.
June 10, ISL MRS. NANCY ROVER
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WM. NUDGE & Co. Proprietors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment. EIr!svile, Madison Co.. New YORK,
General Agents. ms 70, SLY
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Mahoaing County Bank,
vs..
John Wolf

john Wolf.
by virtue ofa2d alias order OF sale, issaed ont Of the
Cont Of Common Pleas OF Trum5un County. Ohio, 10
Sale, at the door Of the CoIr. House in Warren, Oh
Saturday, the 21th day of Jaly, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. ", aad 4 P u
Of said day, the following described Real Estate, to
wit: Situate IN Hubbard, Township nuriber three in
first range Of Townships in tile Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the state OF Ohio. and which il also in the
county OF TIUlri NIL. and Is SnOxn by being bounded
as + follows; East rs lands originally soldtO John Wal
dOrfi South partly by the south line Of lot anal partly
b. land originally sold to Matthias SEartzTelleT; West
partly BY the west Lac OF lot MOI in Hubbard Town
shin, and partly ~ the west line Of the said SwaTtz-
weller, and north by hands then owned by James Mont
gomcry. al being IN said lot No. Z. and suppose" to
land excepting AMI rcserviug about one acre hereto
fore s0ii by Giles Clark to John SWarZwellcr from the
north west Corner % said land.
ALsO, one OtheriOt Of land in said lot No. 1. bounded
uog.h by land formerly claimed BY the heirs Of Mat
thias SEaTtzTeller, deceased east partly by land
claimed by the heirs CT the said Swaftzweiler. and
partly By lands owned ty Isaac Hoover. and on the
south by the highway, containing seventeen acres OF
land, supposed 10 contain IN both pieces eighty acres
Of land, he the same more or less
Excepting from the first described piece Of land-teu
acres set OF as a homestead to said Wolf, on the 18th
dag Of February, Al b. u described IS follows, to
wit. commencing at The soIth east corner Of the hrst
described niece OF land, land in the middle Of a high
thence north along the west line Of a public highway
running north and s0Eth) so far as to contain within
The boundaries 10 acres 81 land. thence west to little
Yankee run, thence south cast 10 the place Of begin
ming. Oh which is the present dwelling Of theSail John
Wolf. Appraised IL SIS per acre, after making the
exceptions above named. Terms-Cash.
Al. LYMANs SheriG.
Sheril-s Office. Warren. June .. tS5S-jw-6.5O.
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CAUTION


Merchants and Traders viii be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by 4 counterfeit OF Morses Indian
Root Pills, signed Il. 3. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature of 4. j. Whis
G Go, on each box.
TIL reason why people aye so distressed when sick,
and why SO many lie. Is because they do rot get ned
icine shich will pass 70 the AFFLICTED parts, aud which
will open the natural passages for the disease % be
cast ont; hence. = large quantity Of food and ether
matter is lodged, and the stomach and i~utestigCs are
literally overlooking With tae corrupted mass; thus
undergoing disagree able ermcn;stiou constantly mix
ing it'll the blood, hich ,i.r0Us he CORRUPTED matter
through every vein and artery, until lie is takcu from
the body by disease. DR.. N0rsc's PILLS have added
lions Of the sick n blooming health and hlppincss.-
Yes. thousands who have leen racl-eI OF t0uneutel
with sicsnes, pain aud anguish, and whose Feeble frames
have been scorehed > .e LlIrning elements OF raging
fever, and who have been Erocrht, As it were, within q
step OF the silent grave, now stand ready 70 testify that
they would have been number5i Ei.a the dead, had Il
uotheen FOR this grentand wonderful Uc.iciue. Norses
Indian Root Pills. Alter one or twa doses had been
taken. they we've ast1uishsl, and absolutely surprised,
in witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
ali sickness. pain and anguish, hu. tiey mt once 20 to
WORK at the fouudat on OF Tie disease. which is :le
blood. Therefore. il Will sf0vn- especially ~ those
who use these P.iis. that they VIII so cleanse and puri
f.. that disease-that deadly cnemy-yiutake lis flight.
and the Hush 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, i've boxes viii he sent on the
receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by E.A SMITH & co. and WOODS d PEW,
Warren, o., and by ali dealers in Medicines in the
county.
80 Leonard Street New York.
wM. CDG & Co. Proprietors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment. Ear!syiue, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. ms 70, SLY
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). D. COX, src'Y.
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atch and yeweErv nepof.

w new arrangement in Switzerland, for mauufac-
turing the very best time pieces, and having all the
facilities to tuy at low figures, he nstters hiase!ft that
he can sell as los Us any house in New York, o. else
where in the United States.
Dealing iSrgely in Jewelry. and buying from manu-
fsctnrers. he is enabled to sell JeweTy as Tow as can
be purchased in the States.
PeddieIs and Dealers will 10 vel to call and see
his stock, they cannot fail to be suited as 10 prices.
and with goods ci the best quality; also al kinds OF
Notions. Fluid Lamps, and everything in the fancy
line. JULES NAUIhOT-
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Summer DFcss Goods;

4 lOMFhlSING large stock OF sum
~ mer Silks, at lower prices than eyer Plain and
Figured Bereges Of choice patterns; Printed Jaconets,
Lawns, Chaliies, Layella Cloths, Ducelle Plaids. and a
complete variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
Notions may he found at the Warren Dr. Goods
Store" No. 9 Market Street.
June &c, IS. PECK, BURWELL & CO.
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Bazetta Academy. Once More.

BaZetta Academy. Once More.
THE Fall Term of this School will
Il commence August a2l, Is5s, and continue =
term Of twelve weeks.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $3.50
Higher 1-bo
Contingencies, -
The contingencies must be paid by ALL in advance.
Positively no deduction OF tuition for less tlsa Eal! a
terra, except in case OF sickness o. the Student.
4 Teachers CLASS
Will be formed and conducted rs in former terms, with
some additional advantages. Recitation rooms and an
Assistant will be secured if the interests Of the school
demand IL. Students are especially urged 10 be pres
ent the first day, for their own benefit and the teachers
convenience in arranging classes, &c
Thanking the community OF Bazetta and surrounding
towns FOR their former liberal patronage, l would ASK
their support this fall, assuring them that the thorough
instruction and discipline Of former terms will be
maintained.
CLARK BR4DEN, Principal.
III, - ~ 1879 .-E