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Dir. William z. S~tephenson's
TRESSES AND SUPPORTERS
y 4 DEW al n,

WI 10y & NELSON. call the attention OF the e:ti-
sens Of Hsrren AMI Surrounding r0unsry. to these
TruSseS believing thas almost alS7ases OTHeraia. RuP-
ture and PrOlapsGs Cteri NAY he rsGeysd and many OF
them permanently c1e-i A cure will he warranted in
young persons il wished. We have seee favored With
a visit from DR.. Stephenson. and haze examined his
ED5k- sod can safety sSy that Wis Ire best we have
ever s.e3. Tire most durable as well ss being easily adj
ifsted. The plan is TO make. e. and apply the Truss to-
suit each case Dr. StepheDSon feels eoLhdsnt. sleE
GyPSFs prsc.icsin sls business that he can give gen.
eza4 sasisfseaon. without which he makes no charge
Come one and all. The thing recommends itself
DR.. William II. STEPHENSON WILDE at Warren during
the Fair. Oetoier I3.h. 18th q 18th. with an assortment
Of Trasses D dSuPborsrrS 81 q new seyle- Residence,
PynssEniH@. Mercer Co., Pa. Sept. &, '5S-tf
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New Light House.

Ane~ Light House has been built a,
Fairport. and furnished with the most
improved lightning apparatus. The tow
or is 70 feet in highth. Ii is constructed
entirely of stone and iron. and is the besi
light house upon the lakes. So says the
gainesville Advertiser.
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The Comets.

There are three comets now visible in
the heavens. The great comet can be
seen from 81 to II O'Clock in the morn
ing, in the north east part of the horri-
ION, zeal the Dipper. The nucleus is
apparently about the size of a star of the
first magnitude, and the tail is long and
brilliant.
The Providence Journal says:
"Donati's comet, mentioned by MIR.
Bond in his communication of the 9th
inst, to the Boston Traveller, has become
very distinctly risable to the naked eye.
At 7:3U last evening, the air being very
clear. 1t was quite conspicuous low down
in the northwest. AS seen with a teles
cope of low power, the nucleus or body
was decidedly bright, and the tail al
ly three degrees in length.
Two faint telescope comets were dis
covered by Mr.. futile. at Cambridge
Observatory, on the evening CT the 5:h.
II is very rare that two comets are dis
covered by the same observer on the
same night"
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Not So Badly Injured.

We are very glad TO learn by note
from the Rev. GEO. DARLING, of Hudson,
that the injuries received by Mas DARL-
ING, by the accident at Charleston are moi
as serious as at first feared Mrs. D.
reached home on Saturday after her fail,
and is now recovering rapidly, and in d
few DAYS, no doubt. will be entirely re-
stored.-Cleveland Herald.
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GEO. CoMDE. the great phrenologist,
who died at the hydropathic institution
at Moor Park. Surrey. near London. Eng
land, on the 14th ult. was the author of
the Constitution Of Man." said to have
had the greatest run Of any book ever
printed. save the Bible. Bunyan's Pill
grim's Progress, and Robinson Crusoe.
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Marriaas.

In Braeeville, on the LIST inst. by Rev. q. W.
Chesbrough, Mr.. EGHABOD ANDREWS Of
Iowa, and Miss ELIZA A. GOODRICH Of
Braeeville.
In Bloomfield, On the Sth inst.- by Elder E.
Wakefield. Mr.. BENJAMIN ". POND, and
Miss GERTRUDE C. CROSS.
In Johnston. on the 18th inst, at the resi-.
dence of the Brides father. by Rev. VIM. Samp-
son. Mr.. GEO. ELDER and Miss MARY 4
TYRRELL, both of Johnston.
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A Southern Rehuke.

The Democracy If Ohio are pointedly
rebdked By the Richmond Enquirer,
for their ignomiuious endorsement of the
English swindle. They went further
than ever the South think il prudent to
ask Of their Northern aliies-knowing
they cannot stand before the people on
such a platform. The Enquirer says:
"An express acquipscence in the
Kansas compromise was hardly necessa-
~, especially 10 view of the fact that
such acquiescence now amounts TO moth
ing more than an approval or federation
of a measure already enacted. Ii will
probably be omitted by other State Con-
ven,ions, espt cially in those oflhe South
ern States where large bodies of the
Democracy ~disapprove the compromise
measure"
1t is quite too bad for the Buckeye
Democracy 10 sacrifice themselves for
the sake Of the South on this test, and
find it repudiated in that quarter after
all.-Cin. Gazette.
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The Rev. Eleazur Williams, more gen
orally known rs claiming to be the Dau
phin of France. died at Hogansburg, N.
Y. on the morning of August 28lh.-
His last words were: Lord Jesus Christ,
have mercy on me, and receive my spi-
rit." He had been i'll for some time.
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which surpass in excellence the
ordinary nedssines aad tn : they win unnreeedentIF
upon the esteem Of all rten- They are safe ard pleas
ant to- tsSe, hut powerful 10 eese. view penetrating
/ aroperties stimulate the vital activities If the body
remove the distinctions ofhs organs purity TIE hioodl
and expel disease. They purge ont the foul hum0r@
Ehich brcei and grow diStemper. stfmn ate sluggish or
dissr 5ereI srgars into their natural action ard imparL
healthy tone with streBsh to the wAote system Noe
euJs DO they enre he eyeSy day complaints Of every
Sody. but also fOrmidahfs and dangerous dsseasesth that
have hafHei the ceSt Of hanan skill xk1as Sbss PEc'
duee poxerfzl effects, they are. a. the same time, in
diminished doses. the safest and best physic that can.
be employ ed for children Being sugar Coated they
ars aiessAst to take; and being purely vegetable. are
nee hcu any risk of Aar8- Cs-es haze been made
which surpsSs belief, we're they not suhstantiated by
men OF such exalted position and character as TO forbtE
the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent eEfgyneD
and physisi ans have iert their names to certify TO the
puhIie he reliability OF my I~eaedies, while others have
seri ne he assurance of Ihsir conviction that my Pre-
psrarieas contribzte fnnSnseiy 70 te rsHei Oh M
sliatsd- sanPricg fellow men
/. The Agent below named is pkased TO farnish gratis
my American Almarac, eontSini' z directions Tor theiH
use. and certificates Of their cures OF the following
Cossireses.. Bilious Complaints. Rheumsti.1, BTop-
sy, Heartburn. u adaehe arising from a foul stomach
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid Inaetion Of the Bowels
and Pals ariSssg theTefrOm Rlstoleney, Loss OF Appe-
IKE. Efl Cieerozs and CutaneOes Diseases which
reqcire an evacsEaas Medicine. Serofus 81 Aings Evil
They also. by purifying the bioSd ans Snmnlating tae
system, exre mauy comPlaipts which it would not be
supposed they could rea5h, such as Deafness, Parting
Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous IESItabaiB, De-
ranrenent, OF the Liver and Kidneys, 6out. ant other
kindred eOmplsints arising IRON q low state Of the body
or obstruction oft functions.
Do not be put OF by NM ribsiplei dealers with soma
ssseS pill they make mere prOst on Ask Tor AYERS
Pills. and take nothing else. No other they can give
YOU compares with this in its intrinsic value or eura-
tive powers The sick want the best aid thsrs isNF
them, and they should have is
PREPARED BY DIR. J. C. AVER,
Practical and analytical Chcnis, LOaceH, Mass.
PEIcx. s5 Crs. PER Box. FIvz Boxes FOR 81
- q r=l-An
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TRC ABCLL tOCSlG-
Notice ~ hereby givsn- that al the coming fa~1 slsS
san foE State and County officers in said County, 70
he held on Tuesday the l2th day OF October next the
question as to the policy of building a new County Jail
ftr saitr County. viii be Submitted to said qualined
voters in manner fouoxing. that is TO say. said voters
are requested to vote by balloz. 7syked In Asor al
he Neg Jail or against the New Jail, and L7@Ea
ioritv Of the votes cast at such Election shall be in IA
vor Of said new Jail. then the Commissioners OF said
County will proceed to the erection thereof IN aeeor-
dance with the Statute.
This notice is given in accordance with q resolution
Of said County Commissioners, passed at their rega-
lar session in June past
By order Of the COmmissi0lSr5
CHARLES p AUNT, Auditos-
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The MARKErs.-The Richmond pa
pers, like the other papers Of the coun-
try, have a column Set apart for markets.
In the Enquirer OF a recent date, We find
at the head Of a column the words "Cat
tie. Hogs and Sheep" and some distance
below the following which speaks for it.
self:
TIE RICHMOND NEGRO MARr.-The
price Of good eryants is. at present.
higher in this city than has been the
case for some time back. Among some
sales at auction we notice No. l men.
from Is to 20 years. bring 81 $3.50
l 500; women. from Is 20 22 years old
at sI,O5U@l $50. plough boys, a. $500
@lO00; house girls. from S8OO@i00O.
Other negroes bring fair prices. in ac-
coidance with their condition; but per
sons need not expect to get extra prices
for ''sciubby" stock.
Virginia, We believe, is called a
Democratic" State. 1t sells men and
women, plough. boys aud house girls
Great is Democracyi-O. s. Journal.
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MUSICAL CONVENTION,
At ~CIarksyiile. Pa.

The semi annual Musical Convention will be held At
Clark sviIIe Pa, by the Trumbull and Mercer Union,
commencing on Wednesday. the 9TH OF OCTOBER nsIt-
concert.
singers and singing teachers from all parts OF this
and Mercer County are invited 10 attend; and no pains
will he shared 70 make the occasion both pleasant and
nsefui. All persons from a distance will be provided
for by the citizens As far as possible. free Of charge.
By Ora<re Of TIC Board.
NV. COOK, Seey.
pr.o mr., n sent I5h 20 .3rs
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TN TRUMBULL COUNTY com.
Mn PLHAS-
Geo. 9. nas;iGg and J-ae Harding.

s. "
Mary Reeve - 81
3tIry Reeve ssd koh~rs Clark OF ihe STAT OF Hi
nois, Marian Reeve Of The City sfsSes fsr<s Jeueniah
Reeve. James Reeve and Sarah Reeve 0tthe Cos1sJ OF
Trumbul and State Of Ohio. are hereby nottned teat .
petition vas Md against them on tn lat1 dag 81 1<p
tein1er, A-b 81. in the Court Of Comrson Pleas q
TrsmhaI Ceuhty BY tame IiAraing an G-orge O. Hard
is her hushtnd. wherein said ssne utriing demzndS
partition OF the foiiOsing Real Est-te. sitxssed IN the
Township % kins1ran in sAsd Ttumtnh County. and
being the bands Osned by Jerrsaiah Reeve. decea5ed.
late Of said TJsnshir. at the ti@e Of his decease. Said
Lind is in three parcels mostly in lf No. 81. Parcel
lst is +ounded ON the n rub by Isnsis Of Eys>st<s C.
Perkins; East by the old Mill Rstt: south BY the Gre<n-
Vile Road. and West ~ he sertson hne- Parcel End
iS founded. East hy lands OF James 5. Christy: South,
West ard North ~ l,nls Of David Braekia. Parcel ID
is b0unhel- West by binds OF &l-xander Wade's Heirs.
South aud East ny LanI OF Davhi Brsekin; North partly
u lands af David Braekin and partly by lands Of the
Board u Eiuca.5in Of kinsmaa townships; and that AZ
the next terra Of said Court, sad Jane Harding and
Geo c. Harding will apply for an order that partition
may IL Eiatle in said premises
=. YEONANS.
Sent 4. AFs~ e. .rffs1..
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

~ ~SSTATE-In pursuance Of an order ssurdo
.a- from the Gear, ofProbate Of County Ohio'
/ shall expose for public sale, upon the premises, on
Saturday the 9lh day OF October next.ln ths aitrrnoon
Real Estate. to wit: Sitnate in the fownshiP OF vernon
heiny seventy acres Of land, and known as the nome
stead farm Of Geo King. excepting thereiron ntteen
aces. from The west end Of said iarn upon which the
buildings are loc ,ted. Appraised at So per acre
Terms made known on day Of Sale.
eco. h. PELTON, Guardian Of Geo. King.
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT OF
Il COMMON PLEAS.

vs.. summons in Divorce.
Charles 5. Porter.
, The defendant. Charles :. Porter Is hereby notified
that the plaintiff. Sally !. Potter. has this sh Sept
iS55, h'ed her petition for divorce and the custody OF
her minor child, Harry Porte. Causes OF Divorce as
signed are habitnal drunkenness for more than three
years and gross neglect OF duty. At the next term OF
said Court, Siad canse will he tried
HUTCHINs cox & RATLIFF.
= Arys- for Plaintiff.
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Strong Vote.

At the late Republican C~Onsention
In Lake County. B. D. Chesnsy. son Of
samuel Chesney Esq. Of this place, was
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

Nearly two weeks have elapsed since
any message has been transmitted by
the Atlantic Telegraph. SO far as the
public are informed. What is the ma
ture of the obstacles which prevent com.
~mnnication, those having the matter in
charge at the American end OF the line,
do not explain. but content themselves
with saying they will be but temporary,
A Washington despatch to The New
York Tribune says: Persons are here
FROM Northern Ohio, demanding that GER
tain sympathizers with Douglas in thai
State shall be b~eheaded." Nero could
not have been SO cruel As to give the ia
tai blow to men who assumed such a
supplian, aud humiliating posture as did
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Fairs. State and County.

The Ohio State Fair, commenced yes
teriay. at Sandusky, and will close or
the 17th.
CouNry Fans IN OHIo O 1853.
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS.

vs.. cummons u tlhO
William =. Mahany ct AL
Tn. defendant, william 2. Mahany. will take notice
that the plaintiffs have this 9Th Sept, less, aled their
petition in said Court. paying for a partition o. the
lands in Bristol in said CouAty known as the home
steai of the late John Mahany. in which the aid viii
lisn Y. Mahany owns one undivided sixth and the
pIzirtif and the other defendants each one sixth Said
cause yin be for hearing At the October Term, next. oil
HUTCuINs. cox L RATLIFF,
Atifys FOR Plaintie.
Seut. 18th. fS52-Ow.
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CoYe-Dale Nurseries.

4 LARGE and general assortment of
~ APPpR, CuERR PEACH. PEA PLUM, AP,
RIcO3, AMI NECRARTSE TREES. OF nne age for
transplanting- Also, BLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY
G~9OSEBEKkT. CURRANT. and STRAWBERRY
PkANES. GRAPE Is oE The ISsz and Old vari-
edeS-a as we'll as EyERGREEN and D~ECTDE0Us Or
NAMENTAL y aud SHRUBS, ROSES, &C.. &c
Descriptive C~asalogre sen. on reeePs Of POSTAGE
stamp
De-. EDWARD TAYLOR. Proprietor.
Sep. S,-2m. Kinsman street Cleveland, Ohio
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LAKE CoUNrr.-The Republicans of
Lake have nominated B. D. Chesney for
Auditor. L. S. Abbott for Treasurer, A.
P. AxtelI for Sheriff. W. L. Perkins for
Prosecuting Attorney. c. G. Carey for
Commissioner. o. d. Hendryx for Sur
veyor, aad Milo Harris for Director of
Iuirmary. A good ticket and sure Of a
good majority.
PORTAGE CoUsrY.-Portage has nom
mated n Republican ticket. Alfred Bald
win, Auditor; Thomas S. Williams,
Sheriff; Joshua T. Cstlin. Recorder; Z.
D. Carlton, Commissioner 8 years; s. A.
Human, Commissioner 9 years, and
John Lowrie, Director of County Infrm-
ary.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

1DER OF CoURT.-0n the 18th day Of October, A
D. IS5s. at one O'Clock p NJ. on the premises IN the
town If Liberty. TumhuiI County Ohio. will be sold
to the highest bidder the following Real Estate, as the
property OF Nancy 4. Anderson deceased, TO wit
Bounded on the North by lands now owned by John B.
Hood; East by lands owned by Daniel Boys; on the
South Ly lands owned by Ephraim Thomas; and on the
West by tho public highway, and contains fourteen
acres Of land Terms male known on the day OF SALE
TH0Mt rs. Admr.
NANCY Z. ANDERSON.
By cuRrrss & sNITH, Attys. Sep l5-5w.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston j. Merru's IafaHible Yeast Psrdey,

FOR KIN LIGHT NJ SWEET BREAD.
Bread made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome.
nor liable to sous uPOs the stomach, and is more nour-
ishing and economical tAan Bread raised with the
common Brewery Eeast- Price Is cents per box, to be
had at wholesale and retail. Of
ia SMITH 4 Co. Druggists.
Sept. Is, 1853 H. No. S. Main 81.
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Cleveland Il Hahoning x. L.
FAIR. '5S,
AT SANDUSKF,
Sept. IA, Is, 16 & II.

Tickets good from Monday, -. 20 Saturday, n. Joes
iHclusiye3 will he sold at all Stations to SaIdusky,
And Return at one Fare for the Round Trip,
n fare is paid in the Cars. Except from Stations
where no tickets aye solaS full Prsce will he sold.
Trains viii yvn on this road, as stated on Time T<
bic No. ~, which took eject July Zs-arriye az cleVe~
lard &C 1870 A. N and 725- p ~
Prsins leave Cleveland fog Sandasky, az $50 A. "
ana 40 P. NJ
Fare from Cleveland to Stndusky anil return Sl,s5-
Articles for exhibition will pay full q eight to Clsye-
land, and resarr free Of charge
CHAs. L. RHODES, supt.
Superintendentrs Office. CIeveland,I
August %. IsSS. SEP. sew
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WHEN the people upon our Southern
border made a foray upon Texas, TO
wrest it from Mexico, a few high. sound
ing proclamations were the only instru-
ments employed to check them;-6e
cnuse Siarery ceUeted MOt Territory
When the people upon our Northern bor-
der manifested their sympathy with the
Canadian rebels in '37, the whole Army,
with Gen. Scott q: the head Of il. was
sent 10 prevent the practical development
of that sympathy; because ii annexed to
the Uulon, Slavery could never have OBJ
tanned a foothold within its borders.
When Mexico furnished us an excuse
for q fight. we fought herr because it
was believed the war would result in the
extension of Slavery.
When England hesitated to surrender
to us all the territory as high up as
54:4O, we succumbed;- because that
territory, if acquired. could never have
been rendered available TO Slave labor.
No foot of territory has ever yet been
acquired. By purchase or conquest. which
was certain to exclude Slavery. CalIfor-
MIA only became a Free State because
the gold discoveries flooded it with emf
grant Adventures from the North, II
at the close Of The Mexican war. the
South had supposed that it would be
come a free State, it would never have
been acquired.
For twenty years. Slavery has ruled
the Republic. Every President we have
had during that period Except the two
who died within the first year of their
ADMINISTRATOR have been the merest
Slaves Of Slavery. But non have sunk
SO low. or used baser means to misister
to its demands, than the present Chief
Executive. Let the people see toll that
his successors shall be im5ued with the
principles Of the men who in cutting
loose from England, sought TO establish
a Free Republic.-AB. Eve. Jour.
Some of the intellectual far seeing (?)
scholars have found out that the union
of two continents by electricity was well
known 10 Moses. David, Solomon d Go;
thai Addison knew all about it, and that
one Merlin, an ancient British indiyidu-
al. saw it as clearly in his ''mInd's eye"
as he did the mud and fog with his ma
tural. Smart people those men Of the
olden time! OF course they knew i'll
and xhy the deuce didn'. they say so!
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ReSaon for Divorce

The said Thomas J. Gray VIII take notice that on the
18th day Of Sept, A. D.. g. Cynthia T. Gray sleS her
petition in said Court. skiing sdivorce from said Thom-
as j.. on the ground q extreme cruelty and gross neg
leet Of duty. She ssks a divorce for said causes. the
custody and control Of Lewis Gray her niEer ohiRsb ~
said marriage. and that she be restored 20 her maiden
name Of Cynihia 4. Clark, and for general relief. Said
eaase win he fur hearing at the 0ctobr term % said
Court. A. D.. 81. CURTISS q SMITH,
Sept. Is. ,j2-6y. Attys. for Petitioner.
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DR.. TUBBs will fill his appointment at
the National Hotel, on Wednesday, the
22i inst.
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IRON AUCTION great variety
l. French Collars, Sleeves, Embroidered Sets and
Bands, &c very cheap at the
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ERESH TEAS we can warrant the
Il quality and favor superiOr-the price, fifty cents.
at the NEW ORR TOR
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- The ENiles of Florida, jost received At ADAMS
| BOOKSTORE
DEMONS ArRIDGMENT o. the
- Debates OF Congress, It'll and Eth Volumes juss
received at Adams, where the rsra Gao be seen, and
The only way it can he had, which is by subscribing
at ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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CARPETS, from Royal Wilton down
~ to a shilling Stripe-also, Bugs, Mats, Oil Cloths
&c.-the largest stock to choose from, can he found al
the NBW YORK. STONE
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DASH FOR TALLOW, al the Stove
~ Store four doors west Of the Bank.
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Neh Aobsrtistmsats.
OITUATION WANTED "A perso,

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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DIX eros DE RHIEN, Moire An
- tiqre, Watsred and Piaid Sifzs-also Plain Cha
meleon- Plaid, Brecade and Fancy SilkS-an assort-
nent very rich goods on exhibition at the
NEW YORK STORE.
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DROWN Il Bleached Shirtings and
- S~heetiigs Ticking, Batting. Wieking, Wadding
Cotton Yarn, White and Colored Carpet Chain, Sc
&c:-the best make can always be found very cheap
Mt r.. NEW YORK STORE.
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PREPARED BY DIR. J. c. AVER,
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF

PracicaI and ARG ylcaI Che0nS, L0ooeH, Mass
FRIcK. 25 CTs. PER Box FIvE Boxes FOR 81
And sold By Druggists everywhere. sept. g. '5s-4m-
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To Farmers and all others Interested.
~ u Irnnnn an

THE UPPER MILLS are again in
Il repair and good order tor 6ouring. ehopping. Ae.
Cad and prove it. Flour censsaatly on hand and for
sale. Ths highest marked price paid los wheat.
GEO. Al GoRDER.
Warren- n Gsnt Y la5a-tf
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BOOTS l. SHOES, Hats and Gaps
- and Really Made Clothing. We can suit the mos
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NROCKERY IL GLASS Wharf.-The
~ largest stock TO choose from and best bar-ains
offered atthe NEW YORK STORE
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