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FEE LIVER
iNYEG Es Il
TE:;PARED EY HR SANFORD.
Commanded entirely from GUNS.

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
1 blclNES Row before the public, that acts a n C4laTfic.
aser' mallrr. aud more ei-ciusl ihan any ois=s medicine known.
u h not only a CifhlTfir. hui 4 LfscT remedy, acting fusf on The
Lir'T 60 elect its morbid mailer. then on the stomach and bowel.
to carry on that matter. thus accomplishing two purposes ehectu.
ally, without any Of the painful ceilings experienced in the opera
laus OF most Cuthdsfiex- IL strengthens the ~ stem at the same
ims that IL purges Il and when taken daily IN moderals dose.
Wiz strengthen aad build Il I'D with Unusual rauiditv.
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WATCHES IMPORTED
At

THE SUBSCRIBER has just returned
l. from the East. with a larger stock Of Jewe;ry aud
Notions than he ever brought, before. and has also re-
ceiyed Z large Case of Watches from Switzerland, OF
all prices Among these are a lew Maiile CnroEome-
tiers cost SlI5: also some very fine Silver Watches,
cost from 50 to SEQ. Having made arrangements to
receive $4,000 worth OF UGteRss, M0Hthty. and being
obliged 20 sell them. dealers and others will ind that
l will sell at very low prices.
l have also. a very large stock Of all kinds Of jewel
ry. Fancy Goods. Spoons, &c; that l will sell 10 Ped
dlers and Watch Makers, as low as they can bug at New
sight SpectacIes.
Please call and see my stock.
WARREN, Nov III, If JULES VACTROT.
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The Warren Dry-Coods Store.
PECK. RuRWELL & co.

4 RE now receiving their stock OF
~ sPRING & SUMMED GOODS. whics. in rich.
nees, variety ard sttTactigcneSs, is far superior to any
they have ever before brought to this market. We
have been lead by our Increasing trade, and the cheer
ing prospect OF the good times coming" to purchase
largely, and have added u our selections a class Of
richer goofsthzn have ieforv been brought TO Warren,
a class Of goods which the Increasing wealth and eul-
;iyated taste Of the people Of Trumbuii Cou-tv require
We have taken unusual pains ia the selection Of cur
goods and have aimed not merely at having Us good
a stock AS can he found in Warren. bat at having the
best ever brought into TrumLull County. and We feel
warranted in saying that our stock will compare IA.
vorahly in quantity, quality and variety with the
stocks found in any establishment in Cleveland Or
Pittsburgh, and We are determined TO name prices
that will insure quick sales.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity, 10 cal And examine oCr goods before pur-
Chatting elsewhere.
PECK, BCETELL & CO.
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NOTICE
~ EDWARD ?. \ OF -, IN IT, Sta.e
Of -. will take notice that A. Tnlrston and
William T:Baton. of the County of Trumhull, and
State of Ohio. filed their amended petition in the Court
of comnon Pleas within and for the County OF Frnm.
hull in said State Of Ohio, against Benjamin Fem.
Edward 2. Fem, Abigail A..FeBa. Dari1s Eoodford,
Daniel Parsons and lucian G.. Jones 10 fo-eciose a
mortgage given by Benjamin Fem to Edward 7. Fem,
10 secure the payment OF $500, and annual interest on
the same. al eight per cent. from the 10th day CT Feb
Jnsry, lS55, on the following described lsBds. Stu
ate in the township of Hartford. Trnmbul Conn
~, Ohio, 10 wit: Is 4 part OF lot 20. and
bounded IS follows; North by LAID Owned by Lau-
yin Marisn. East by the lot line. south on land
owned by Mrs. Rsthburn. Mrs. Gould .AzeI Tracy. L.C.
zones. Mr.. Ford and DR. A. Hart. and aest by the Eorth
and South center highway, containing z0H acres Of
land. including % acres nos owned by Azor Robinson.
which are not intended TO be conveyed Praying that
said lands msy be sold. and the proceeds Of said sale
he applied in satisfaction Of said sum OF money and
: uterest as aforesaid due upon said promissory nO;e.
Fhe said Edward P. Penn is therefore notified that he
IS required to appear and answer said petition on or
! efore the ninth Saturday after the 2Sih day of July,
1889, or the same will be taken as true against him.
A.THURsTON aud WILLIAM T. EATON
by TUrTLE d STCLL, their Attorneys.
1rfr o. n 1ElQ -cr
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
BAhSAEafC CORDIAL

Couyhs, Coils. EafVea-a. Group, Hoa~sness. Br0H.
ehfiis. Pneumonia. Diseases Of the B0eeIs ~0riSiHg
from Colds. Inci5ieE,C consumption. GEd for the re-
lief Cqd (G c, all possible care Of Patients IL adj
uGaeei Stages Of The latter disease.
This celebrated preparation like the Pitters. may
be confidently relied on Il is designed for a class OF
d, seasrs mere general AMI more fatal than any other
t. which the people or this country are s~uiject-thOs-
springing from a slight cold That eminent author
ity DR.. Bell. says: II will not say that Colds are to
our Inhabitants what the PIaEHs and IelIor Fer6r are
to those of other countries: tut ] can aver confidently
that they usher in disease of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
= A further proof Of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from a'eOnIzoE cold may be seen by 4 glance
al the following statistics. taken from the records OF
the Board Of Health of Philadelphia. confessedly one
Of; he nos: healthy localities in the Union:
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yEW BAKERY,

The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish all who
may want, with q superior article of Soda Biscait. But
ter and Boston Crackers. Cakes Pies. &c, &c. which
"'ill he sold as low as Is consiste-t witt C fair living
profit. - 3
We have constantly on hand. and can FIJI orders
for Soda Biscuit, Batter * Boston crsckers, On very
isnort notice.
No. 30. Main St. Warren O., 5 eoors EsE:h Of A,aer-
son 4 RuPp's store
: WARREN, Oct sUth. Sc. Il. II. BAE5ER,
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by the Barrel, as cheap as the cheapest. for CASH
only, At the WARHEN PRODUCE STORE. Main st.
Feb. 10. 50. & co.
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DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BiTIGRSs

LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or .Ne-r0HS Detil"g y. Dsesses Of the AID
negs, and all diseases Gy:siag from a diSordsTed
LtusT Or Stomach
Such IS Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness or
Blood TO ;he Head. Acidity Of IA. Stomach Nausea.
Hexrtlurn, Disgust for Food. FulHcss or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, SinSiGg or Sluiteriug
Al the Pit OF the Stomach. Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried ana DIIcalJ Breathing. EiCi:sriug At the
Heart. Choking or SEE0catinZ Sensations Vhtn in a
lying posture. Dimness Of vision, Dots or Webs before
the sight. Fever md Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of PeTsP:Fa:ioS. Yello~Gess o. the skin and Eyes,
Pain in The Side. Back. Ches.. Limits. &c. Sudden
Flushes Of Heat. Burning in the flrSh. Constant Ina
giniuus Of Evil and Great Depression Of spirits.
The proprietOrs. ia calling the attention Of the pub
lie to this preparation. do so with a feeling 81 the Ut
mnst confidence Ia :ts virtues and adaptstiCa TO the
diseases for which IL is recommended
II il no new and untitled article. hut one that has
stood the t.st OF 4 ten years trial before TIE ATerican
people. and it's reputation and sale are uurigalled by
any similar preparation eXtaut. The testimony in its
favor given by promiaent and weltknown Physicians
and indi gidaSlsin all parts Of the country IS Immense,
and 4 careful pnTEsal OF the Almanac, paaiishSd anna
ally by the proprietor. and to he had gratis OF any 4
his AGENTS. cannot hut satisfy the most %skeptical that
his remed, is really deserving the grcs. celebrity it
has obtained.
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The Liver IL one OF the
human body and when IL a
th- powers OF the system are 4
: almost entirely dependent Z
LiosT for the proper perform :
siOaisch Is Al iAult, the bowels y
system suffers in Consequence =
sayiug ceased 10 do its duiy. :
gan, one OF the Proprieiors
practice Of more than twenty !
wherewith TO c~ouuteract ths -.
Il is liable. =
Topr0vei that this remedyis :
bled with Liver CONF
has bat 10 Try = bOuie, and Z
These Gums remove all y
the system, supplying Ia their :
iuyigorsiinE the stomach, =
purifying the blood. :
whole machinery, removing
efecting a radical cure. !
Bilious attacks are /.
better, prevented, by p
Liver 1nvigorator. T.
One dose after esting is suf- :
and prevent the food fronfl
Only one dose taken before
mare. =
Only one dose taken at I
gently, and cures Co.'S ?,
One dnse taken after each !
r One dose Of two tea
Sick Headache. s
One bottle taken for 70
caase OF the disease. and
Only one dose Immediately
One dose oiten repeated Is =
Morbus. and a preventive
~ Only one bottle Is
system the effects Of medi- "A
go One bottle taken for =
lOwu-ss or unnatural color
One dose taken Il Sliort =
gOr 10 the appetite, and makes x
One dose often repeated q
rhea in its worst forms. =
Bowel complaints Yield =
One or two doses cures At =
Children there is no surer, Y
the world, as IL Her-T full. E
ss- A few bottles cures y
abs0rbenis. =
We take pleasure In recon y
preventive for Feverahd
and all Fevers OF n BIZ =
with certainty, and thousands "a
wonderful virtues. S
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IOURIAL CASES-A full. assoi cent
ID of METALLIc BURIAL CASES Just received.
These Cases being perfectly eir-tiFkt, very much re
tsrd decomposition, and entirely prevent The escape Of
any offensive gas; and are we'll adapted 20 the prsssr
sstion ana transportation Of the body.
An assortment ai~Eys Oh hand. .orderds from
distance p~ron4.tly attendedto-
qRUEsDELL d TOWNSEND.
wsr-sr. q Iuze 18th. T7sl
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II. C. CROSS. THOS. s-SCOTT.
Cleveland. S: Louis
u. y. Eand Office Agency.
AT CLEVELAND. OHIO.
Graduation Lands at %, so and 75 Gents
per Ace.
$50 Acres Of Good Land for $3.50, GO.


Or go Acres for $3.50. 90. in the State OF Missouri, in.
Gliding purchase money ami ices. with title
direct from Government
I'VE are locating daily Of the Graduation Lands In
W the State mentioned. and having a surveyor ron
stantly in our employ, We DO not eHt.r one piece oil
land hut ~hat he sees. SURVEYS AID furnishes a minute
written description Of the ssn-. which ~ warrant rs
described. The lands have not become graduated
owing to inferiOrity. but owing TO the time they have
been offered in market; for much of this Ian IS iufs-
rior 10 none in the : ate. Persons wishing any OF
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon.
for they are being located very fast
Owing to the great demand for these lands. The l2S
cent grade Of good farIniny lands are mostly taken up.
bur there are as good farming lands yet remaining in
the % cent grade as there are in the State
We can yet enter the I2E cent grade. but not Of as
good quality for farming purposes.
~ 32O acres of l21s cent lands for 5000; or $40
acres for Sl7U.ua.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for ron-resi-
dents. Collections made. Western Lands exchanged
and Titles to Western Lands exam ned aud pll,s Tar
nished.
G,od references given For any further inforna
ton connected with the above. please call and get one
Of our circulars. or address
II. c. CROSS & Co,
No HoEman's Block, opposite the P. o..
P. o Fox 1917. (mar-9. '59-Im-l Cleveland. o.
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EMPIRE
AND
HAT STORE.

T NICHOLS. has just received the
h. larEes. and best selected stock Of Clothing,
Furnishing and Piece Goods ever brought to this mar
krt. consisting in part of the following: 0vsrcoats,
Business, Frock and Dress Coats, Pants, Vests. Shirts
Undershir;s, Suspenders. IlaudkerchiefS. Hats & Caps
Of every style and variety. Our piece goods are of
the best grades and latest styles. By way Of showing
what can be done, 1 will sell suits at the following
price:
Overcoat. frock coat. pants. vest and hat, all good
substantial warm clothing, for $500.
I would just say to hose that want Clothing made
TO order, that l have secured the services of
APT RICHARDS,
who as a mechanic in his line, has no superior on the
Reserve, he having been at the head of one o. The most
fashionable Merchant Taller shops in Troy. y. Y
Cutting the first thing in order. and warranted TO fr.
n B am also agent for J. b. & K. II Walkers
Factory Goods. such as PULLED Cloth. Satinet, Tweed,
Flannel, heavy sheets, stocking yara, sc. lOct6
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principal regulators Of the
performs lite functions we'll,
fully developed. The stosacL
on the healthy action Of tie
Hnce Of distinctions. wheuthe
are at faux, and the whole
q ore orgSn-the Liver
For the diseases OF that or
has made it his study, In a
Year,, 10 find some remedy
many arrangements 10 which
al last found. any person trou
piallIt, IN any Of It's forms,
conviction is certain.
morbid OF had matter from
place a healthy flow Of bile,
causing food to digest well,
giving tone and health 10 the
the cause VI the disease
cured. and, what Is
the occasional use OF the
ficient TO relieve the siomaea
rising and souring.
retiring, prevents Night
night. lOosens the bowels
uyeneSs.
meal will cure Dyspepsia
~sPOOniuls will always relieve
male obstruction removes the
makes n perfect cure.
relieves Cholic, while
a sure cure for Cholera
Of Cholera.
needed TO throw out ~ the
cine siier = bong sickness.
Jaunuicc removes all sci
from the skin.
time before eating gives VI.
food digest we'll.
cures Chronic Diar-
while m m ard
almost 10 the list dose.
lacks caused by orms In
safer, or speedier remedy .n
DroPsy, by exciting the
mending this medicine a. a
Ague, Chill Fever.
ious Type. It operates
are willing TO testify 20 its
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Together with . general variety OF PRODUCE
and PROVISIONS.

FLOUR We have constantly oz sale; a superior brand
in Barrels or Sacks. By the Load or otherwise.
We also have a rice article OF OLD RYE WRISREY
by the Barrel or Gallon.
WHITE FISH y SALT
WHITE FISH y SALT
WHITE RTSH Ann SATr
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miscellaneous.
DENTISTRY.
DIR, Al

q DENTIST,
? in all forEs Of Scientific. Medical and Me
Dentistry, Newton Falls. Ohio. OcG.
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-OLOIHS. BLACK DOEsKIN apd

~ FxncI C~sssimeres. Keotneky Jeans, Farmrrs
and MeeI anics cassiDeres. Cottnnases. DC. fer sale
Dc tie wARlfEN D3f-G )3Ds STORE.
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VIM NUDGE & Co. proprietors of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment, gainesville. Madison Co, New York.
General Agents, 70 whoa all 0dcrs nus: lie address
ed. r June /. ls59-ly
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M G.. BARLEY, Civil ENGINEER
. DRAusE1sNAS AsD LAxD suRvEYoR.-Maps
Plans. and Estimates Of Ruiidings, Mines, DC, exc
eu;eI with dispatch. WARREN. o. ny 59-y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17
Where Old Clothes Go.

The writer Of Flemish Interiors" has just
published work in London in three volumes.
entitled Realities o. Paris LIFE As the
title indicates, the work relates to matters of
fact concerning the manners and institutions of
the gay capital He describes the old clothes
region of Paris more 10 detail than most writers.
and furnishes the following information con-
cerning the destination of the immense duanti-
ties of cast off apparel collected in France
Old ecclesiastical vestments are always vel
come in Brazil where priests are numerous
and richer articles Of this description are dis
posed of in Peru and Chill All their old
headgear, and heaven knows what must be the
quantity, is forward to st. Domingo the
blacks are exceedingly proud of a European
hat, especially white one. They wear them
with an independence of taste which renders
them exceedingly induIgent as to the form they
may have acquired OF French practices thew
have only retained that of wearing hats, and
it is to be regretted that it never occurs to
them to make them as do their former masters
a medium for demonstrations of politeness-
Perhaps they may acquire the custom one day
As for shoes and boots, they make the best
Of their way to California, they are transmit
ted by thousands of pairs to those anriferous
regions where mliionaires, it would seem have
not shoes to their feet. like this hemisphere,
where those who 60 barefoot are usually any
thing but miOnaires. ApropOs de bottles, we
were once told that the difference between the
Emperor of Russia and beggar was, that
while the former issucs n1nHifestoes, the latter
maTifesiy toes without his shoes We recon-
mend that this ingenious distinction be CON-
mRuicateG to the CafOrnianS with the next
cargo. Old shirts, it would seem, remain at
tOrhed to the soil, and whenever a solution OF
continuity takes place in their component parts
after an acquaintance with the crotchet and
the hottie. they pass through the mill, TO reap
pedr-Teinyeualed Ike the dry bones of Gson
from Nedea'> caldrOn-ln the form of those ell
eyant albums whlch decorate the boadior-tables
of our bellies or under the guiSe of a rose-col-
ored and perfumed billet presented to their
dainty fingers on G silver salver Fortunately
lis various tCaEsnigratiUnS are not revealed TO
them
Ladies' cast of garments have a brisk sale
in HlndOStan. The fashions. to be sure, are
somewhat antiquatei :" bot parmi les arengles
.ss bargls Soat mr. and Z cut which appeared
fOUr wears ago iu Par:s, is as elegant with
those who see il for the first time as il vas
10 the Parisiaus then Consequently. the wives
OF a countless number of petty employees in
Madras and Calcutta eagerly compete for the
first choice Of this quandom fnery After all
II Is only an exchange India sends to Paris
lis old CashmsTes Paris sends to India its
old gowns. We are inclined to ask, Why
could sot each rest content with its own p
Jamaica and the Philippines are Unsuitable in
their demands for Old Fregeh gloves-cleaned
aud scented, of course. VIII it be believed
tia, 100000 pairs are annually shipped for
these facile customers :
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GLAclERs-In the preparation Of the earth
for the occupation of the human family. phys
ical causes of great energy, and acting during
long periods of time were. doubtless, required;
but it is a problem yet unsoFyed whether
these periods amounted to the millions Of years
required bv the geologiSt, or were Of much
shorter duration, owing to the operations Of
laws different from those now in action, or TO
quicker and more energetic proceSSeS than
those which we now witness.
During the 5000 years which have nearly
elapsed since the creation OF man, the universal
deluge is the only grand event which could
have greatly modified the general surface of
the earth but since that time powerful agents
have been in operation, and great changes
have been effected in different parts Of the
globe. Floods of vast extent as We had
elsewhere occasion to remark, rushing from Tie
ocean or from the bOTe.S Of the earth, have
swept over lis surface, carrying with them The
soil and the blocks Of stone over which they
passed, and grinding aud polishing the rocks
which they laid bare. SUGGESTIONS of mighty
forests have fouriShei and decaycd on the
same spot. leaving beneath strata Of roots 20
the fourth aud fifth generation. Iae seas
have, in some regions, Quilted their native
beds and, in others invaded and destroyed
the fields and hahitati0D Of man. Island, have
risen and disappeared in tie ocean. Earth.
quakes have shaken or overturned the might
lest fabrics Of human wisdom shattered eyea
the mountain creStS. aud diSlocatiug the solid
pavement of the globe The everlasting bills
have risen above their native level, and lifted
up from the ocean the very sea-beach which
it has formed Volcanoes have buried whole
critics under their ashes, and covered with
their burning lava the productive fields within
It's reach Extensive lakes have poured ogi
their contents. and recorded upon tu,ir ancient
shores the eroSious Of the winds aad waves
Huge masses of rocks have been transported
from their mountain crags to vast distances IN
the plains below and that element. with
whose dcSoatiug power We are all familiar,
seems 10 have once exerted a more tremendous
energy VIXEN it faIl in avalauchrs Of snow from
its mauutaiG home, and in the form Of -.4cjcrs
descended our valleys with S.ack-a,,-- pace
but increasing poweT--GriHd.uE the -rf4i,c
8aukS which embraced it-eru>aiu- the forest
trunks that opposed it-pOisiug on is crystal
line pinuacles huge blocks OF stone, aud carry
ing them along lis CLASSY yiaduct over valleys
uow smiling with lakes. aud plains luXHrlaut
with vegetation No-ii British RsrIesc-
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ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

before they will release it from the fearful re-
sponsbility it has taken upon itself. The peo-
pie are determined to know if our government
is to become but q mere machine to work out
the behests of Slavery Before the Democ-
racy make too much noise out of the little
thunder cloud at Harper's Ferry, let them in
quire if IL be no crime 10 coHspire against free
dem Was it no crime to organize Blue
Lodges, with the avOwed object of treason,
with Democratic President of the I United
States Senate at the head, get together an
army of rufians take possession of the gov
ernment Arsenal, seize the arms of warfare
thereof. march into free territory, drive peace
ful citizens from the polls, seize ballot-boxeS
and destroy them murder those citizens out
rage the persons of their wives and daughters,
pilage their property, burn down their houses,
and all because those citizens loved freedom
better than slavery. No Republican justifes
the fool-hardy action of John Brown and his
followers, but while we are coudemning him,
let us look little to the cause of his madness
What power was it that caused the murder OF
his sons, burned down his home, and drove him
into his acts of madness The same power
that committed the great catalogue CT crimes
against Kansas, which have backened our
national honor for the last five years, aud made
Democracy by-word and reproach. The
same power that gets up flibuStering eXped
tions, violating our neutrality laws, going
through with mock trial OF the offenders and
always acquitting them. The same power that
advocates the re.openiug Of the African Slave
Trade The same power that strikes down
an honored Senator in his place in the Senate
chamber, and murders another Senator on its
chosen .fsia Of hoaor. Let the Democracy
ponder these things well, before they grind too
much noise out of their little thunder.
FoRNAN.