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RAILROADS, &C.


GREAT sotTH-wESTkRN mAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EVENING ExcErrED1
ktChanoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
q
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.
q and amer Monday, August ~. iSe. the NAH ana p.-.,.
~ 81 Rams, on this road ~ti run a. fonewss
And A1n n ios J.nenoa, LSnohearr. Rr.,ol knSS,ias
paaSa, cs.,,AaeSss. NAsAvins. MsnpA, Atlantis. nosaSoSssS'
Leave nehnoad daily lsxesp, ssndApJ for p.n,.ue. ", and
e~nsoS'" u Ne~
Leave Junction. CBuris ~ t.Ses an, ss.x
~ al osissh a =, AaaSis p -. and arrive In RISasasad :,
Iss'1sA hea Richmond ,s asaPAs In t-o day, and tire.
~ he above train, e,aaNcf ScA trsv. .,A ,hs s,,,A ga.
70 and non the souihr vess Al the Junction. and
RON the North. Al Rlchtaond-
Ihrossh nsacs seid. AMI BaksAss checked through TO The ,ho,,
aSr pasvssA nokeh, and flIAes Information. apriy Al Al. r,el.,
ones OF the hehnond 4 Danyae Railroa al Company Rishs,,nS
cAMfbELL, Superintendent
sOUTH-SGDE RAHROAD.
~ AFrRR MONDAY THE2sd AU-~
" ~ PASSENGER Trains. VII run - follows ~
fnoM rkrEkssuRe To LYNCHBURa.
N1h Train siAEts daily al $50 A. NJ, reaches L. nehbury a,iass
reses sssI Iy5 fssla ,,,Tt. dsny, except sunday. At tas =. NJ.
fRoM LYNcHBuRG TO pErERspuRo
nAHtran start daily at II A NJ, reaches Prterh,Irx n, q p n
r,sssss Fs,. NJ : s,,fs d,ig except Sundays, at ieSO =. NJ,
Thee trains eonn-vt With tus daily trains to the sprsnsS Xmas,
vic nashville, Ncnphs. Ac. to New Orleans
ihs Is We shostest and most expeditions route 10 Al p.y,,
OF Iennssse, AlAhAna, MlstsiPpi, Louisiana, Arkansa, apI 49,
Ihs Cy Point Train leaves PETERSBURG daily exe,pt sanl.,. =,
\ NJ, and IL Neon, Ani CITY Point Al SSa A NJ sns ~ e'v'
eesary. -NN NC
General superintendent
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GENL sUPr's oFrrCF. V. A

GENL sUPrs OFFICE. V ArRRCoJ
lNNcHHUEa, July eth, lS9.
" sill run a. foIaEa: AH,
arrive At lU:0, \. N. ~ ING
Pa'sssEyT rr&in 30. = Sn leave Iynehbarr at l2-se, p. NJ. aud
Freight Train Nl leave L~yhehburr at I. 4. NJ. and aulv. 9,
I" ~ I VI This Train does not carry passengers
SET . ~. Gill, Grn1Supt
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80 tAANhhAaNF atAlNFA To T e ans % Vt lraNFlrfH by - anil
Ian, krilenisin hei clrna'r-, reurHs ofsrdrntary iIabHs,
IAniAds lai C"lv-ieseruts; Captains u Vessels aud
Pianics viii aai . a yslusblr addition to their
Mciisius Chefs
peIastte.
II 4 TORPID srATE oF THELvEE-I r,nisa great service
Ca r,sfsirgh-alhY action.
~ GOJr ASD EHTUu NTGsW-u gives the beat rat.ss,l.-
aAyir Al tanaa-natoIy yupiousraH4 la many csses eH-stg.ly
Du0uE lhl-- Afflicted
us ,UC,rs, IS CASTs o. GR,yTL. INDIGESTION. HEART
tihN AND COzIlNtNi->-Fov, o % be Medicine OF Tie
greater UiHlfy.
AClbI1Y 90 TilE STOMACH, Ayn TIA DISTRESSING SICK.
"t@-sbt Al DURING PREGNANCY YIELDS speriIy amI ala.
mark ssclas under Es hatiHul iuE-s.ce.
II AfIusb- lHt 6slAiLsr EtlIEF TOTUJSE AFFLICTED
WIN oRSCEJfGTT UTik PilFS-ACTING gsEfiv "a the low
g E.-is sutlHg al Irritating leoTeuSHl, aEd thsTenJ removing all
inEtnn atay trrlaEg..+
IL FACT D. lNyALrAHLE n AL CAsEs wHTFFA GIN
M AffEiFSr on PJRGATNE II ET4UIEFp.
ISIS d. H. :lua ul o. Powder, clT.faIv pat G4 100 l1.tlr- 90 E-e,
90 A5 climate, All MsIry requires water poured LI.n 90 70 Lrt
al-" a delightful 90. E.scuLi Es.rUEr.
TAKEN 10 te E.irias.t never iHtaf.Is- with 'Hs av1-atfans orLr
dtFt ar'HFFrHfF Dl f~ sy-t.r. restoring ih- diF-stiy. ga..4.
-Naiis-- alrAlhs and vigorous tlLr % iLr stomach. and gF.,HUt
an elasticity q mind aud Gov ofspiits ~tich dye zut 20 cysry
~GloyHsnt u aio enables ihs invalid 90 ENJOY many Inxur.-.
sits llpuu!ty. iul alich he ml.i uuLrraise be a-bargd. ana
NuHrr1u testimonials from rfssl1ral and oih.r gentlemen Of
the hiFhet standing throughout the country. and H. steadily in
ersIsiaE popularity fr a series % years, strongly -uuantce ia
efficacy a-i 1aI4l'lr character, sui commend u 10 he favorable
notice q GO lgi.li--ut public.
Prepared -Iu sold, Wholesale and Retail. by
JOIN A. 1ARitAST Z co. Druggists,
le4N-lF No. rs bTeeuwch 81. coz. Of Warren y Y
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBUBG
RAILROAD.



q y and snsf October so'h, lSo. ns trains on tls Road Sm
rA,rSs LEivx RICHMOND rn rsrENssrHa:
kspres through Passenger, daily, Sundays sIeSP-
Nal. through Passenger, daily, NJ
AeeoUmodauou and freight tiSeekly, viz: Mon
day, wednesday and Friday, At S "M
rAis LEAVE FgTENsurro rR RcHNnsp.
fNpres., through Passenger, daily, at a4a "a A
hSa ana "T91sh passenger dnly, Except Sun.
Accommodation and frsisht train. ,rtus.liv v.N IN
handsy, Wednesday and Friday, at s uN
ECnMoSp r. Gown NM.
passenger car viii be sgfached to the coal train which Law.
Chsstcr on tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.. At q 20 A NJ
rAssI.ers song ny ths FAn, ul take he Express train fou
Passengers from Glover nm leave Summit a, II IA 1919.
NCasier at l., p VI, aud then take Mall train Tor PrtsrSbars a
s9oh ". or for Richmond Al IS, 2. NJ, on Tuesday, ThSr,.
Ihs Express sui Mall trains viii stop when there ar. ..,r
to take ny OF Pot down at M~Anehssler. Temples, giccS. IIafW,v
station, and Ihrstc. S
The Accommodation train will stop At all the REGULAR ,onDl,v
places When there arr passengers 10 take up or pot doun
The Express and Mai ,Taius from Richmond connect with IA.
southgn All az fetetsburg for Weldon. Raleigh. wumInston
Ac through tickets 20 Wilmington. weldon, RalcFh. Coblrli,'
ManisomsC and Atlanta can be procured at The ueke: oaee In
NoFtasm t-ias ir washington, baltimore, &c. through tstct.
Tor Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia ami New Y,rk e,n ~
r'oeer,d a. ne snice In peteSbu'e.
lare for Nliie persons, n Is
Children over anl0ndrr 10 rea-of.r.
O9l9red persons In servants car, yO
Sotetei persons Vii notbe permitted Ia the hrst class car exerp,
when in attendance on Infant children, a z sick pcrsnns ,I.,ir,L.
sons vii be charged. ""S P'
where no tickets are sold. ~ ," an
servants travelling by themselves, mus, be furnished by their
masters With two passes, 90 that one can be retained al ~ ssr-,
ani II must be expressly stated on the pass that they are permit,sj
10 50 on the cara
THos II wYSNE, Superintendent.
OmrH TX a Il n u O. Mt - HkUQ
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I'H FREIGHT r.
n ~MfNT.ifron Richmond. virginia, ktHB&
To y q " OrIc ans, NiCAEbuF., M 1uInk1sI
Louis, montE onl, ~, ruscunIbih, Augusta, Ma
con, Nashville. ChnttanoOga, sc.
EHE EIChMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have Just concluded an auar-S,ns,t ~ 49,.
f|r and forward goods, as above speeleed. al he 1,n,wIs, ny"
rates: "" ""
How Special lt "a Cd
Knoxville. Tenn, andiau Wan
stations a. lar as Chat
tauOuga ............. 100 "a 2 90 qs "a ca
Nashville. Tenn ........ To- n 400 ~ -
Tuaan-Ef. ~ -. - q ~ 20
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe, is the consequence of a diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved BY
the action of solar heat on wet soil. and rises with
the waterv vapor from il. While the sun Is below
the horizon this yapor fingers near the eath's sur
face. and the virus is taken with it through tho
LUNGS into the blood. There it acts as an irritating
poison on the internal yiseera and excreting organs
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
secrete not only this virus, but also the bic from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent coastitu-
tioual disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our Or
rariSm, as If in an attempt TO expel the noxio<s
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal excretorics to force them to cast II
ont. The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES TO
the central organs with cOngcstive violence. This
is the Cn:IL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and PUSHES to the surface, as If H.
another effort to cxpel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory -the skin. In thi-
also it fails, and the system abandons the attcrlpi
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the hts or parnxysns of FEVER AND AarE
Such constitutional di iorder viii Of coarse under
mine the health If il is not removed.
We have laborcd to tiud. and have found, ar
,n.idotp-
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BECkwATH'S

BECkWATH'S
cA2?-T, CURTIN A.;1 W'-;7oTi
S..-E STORE.
II ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND rs
OHIO
1--WE STORIES 1870 FEET LONG.
devoted excIu;ively to he sale Of the above.
STORY NO /.
Is devoted 70 the sslc Of Oil Cloths from Q fecttHei
feet wide, sni Rope aud Canton dattinss, 81, !.
{ Z, 54 and 6 I vide.
STORY NO 9.
Is an immenee room, % feet high. devntei to Two
ply aud Three ply Carpets. Piano AMI Table Cover
Mats. Table Oil Cloths Stair Csrpsts, Stair Rods
Carpet sSespers, &c. &c.
STORY NO. 3,
Is devoted 10 Tapestry, Brussels ard Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets. Rugs. Body Brussels Carpets, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Cotton. Worstcd and Satin DarnssSs,
Corniees. Curtain Arms and Bands. Cords and Iss,
stls. Gold | ordering AHd common Shades. Butt aud
White uollands, Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit tasseis DC.
STORY NO. (.
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets. Cheap
Wool do ,Drugyet<. Crsmb Cloths, Relt Cloths. Car
pet Innings. RAY Carpets, List and Yarn Carpets
Dutch W oel DO. &c. &C.,
STORY NO. 5,
l. used as an Cpho;stery and sewing room. for The
making of carpets. Citing Shades and Corn!shcs, &c.
NO. I9f L 1879 SUPERIOR ST,
CLEVELAND OHIO.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in n
bloo1, and stimulates the liver te cxpol 1t from liz
body. As it should, SO il does care this ~aill.ciiiS
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more
pr rather does what Is OF more service 10 tiosc SAB
'iect to this Injection. If taken ii season it cxpel>
il from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those wh1 use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but pro:erts from,
the great variety OF affections which are induced
By this m7liyu2at influence, such as Rc:aittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Hc1i1che, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fcvcrs, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Goui, Kindness,
Tnoihache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tins, Painful Affections of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Cole, PARALYSIS, and Painful Affection; of the
Stomach and Bowels. all of which. whcn arising
from this cause, will be found to ASSUME more or
less the intermittent type. This AGCE CCRR I"
removes the cause OF these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accompliShc5 By stimulating the excrc-
tories to expcl the virus from the system; and
these organs By degrees become habited to do THIS
heir Office Of their own accord. Hence arScs what
We term acrkma,aiioa. Time may accomplish til
same end, but often life Is not long enough, or Il
sacrificed in the attempt. while this AGrE CURE !"
DIES it at once, and with safety. We havc great
reason to believe this Is a surer rs well A. safer
remedy for the whole class OF diseases which arC
caused by the miasmstic infection. than sny o;heI
which has been discovered; and IT has still aEoihtI
important advantage TO the public, which is, thai
it is cheap as well as good.
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Wy =. A. D, lE59 -6E


IAtOtlSlI
y .ohn ]. Beaver. Plaintiff In the eEs,, Of Of
c.,yi, A.,M.psaeld. Jacob W. fTrunbu,i County.
pefendsnts
Calvin A Mansfield. Of the State Of f.nnsylFso!a.
will take notice that John Y. Beaver Of the County Of
'TruursuI, IN the state Of Ohio. did on The 9Th day OF
August, A. d., 1850, file his Petition in the Court 81
Comrlos Pleas within and for the said County OF
Trrmbull in Ine State OF Ohio. against said Calvin A
Mansfield and against Jacob W. PAtIingsil and Henry
Chaffee. d -fepdants, setting forth that by . contract
in writing h.ar:ng dste the 9th day OF November, A.
D =, itJ3. the Plaintiff coptrse ed with said Mansfield
h, sell him IN fee Q ceri5in tract oi land situate N
Bristol township il said county. which is described In
u i'd Pes;,iopS that said Mansfield went into possession
NJ said tract Of land by virtue OF SAID contFect, fno
subsequently sold the same 20 the said Jacob W Fat
fipgail aud Henry Chsree. Who now claim an Interest
therein; tha: the sum Of six hundred and tfty'nine
'5,ll,rs ard ~sixty-six ee1ts is nov due The pisinto On
said contract. that the said Msnseeld has removed out
/, the state Of Ohio. and has no property from which
IN. pl.intif can recover said debt except by resortiug
- Ella lieu On said land; and the prayer OF said Tfti
tisa Sc for ,9lEmeut against the said Mansfield Tor
said purchase money low cne- and in case the sane
=. got paid ny the d. fepdsnis according TO the order
Il the court in the premises. that tie land zioressid be
ordered TO he sold, SOD out OF the proceeds toe costs
ri this suit he frst raid ana as much as may he nee
osrary applied t. tue said Judgment so 70 he rendered.
NAV he mad parties TO said action; that they set form
their respective claims 20 zni liens on sa!d land. and
that the said corrt settle snd adjust With that OF the
rlsIrsif their priority: and tie said CALVIN A. mans
held lie notified that he 10 required n appear snd an
sver said petition on or before the third eSi1rosy
after the fourteenth dsy Of September nezt
JOHN ?. BEAVER, Plaintiff.
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NWNNN0NM NNSS a.
|k@Ns%MX|
THE reason WHY people are so dis

'IHE reason why pfopie are SO dis
J. tressed when sick. ami why So many die, is he.
cause they do 10; get q medicine which will ass TO the
afflicted psrts. and which will oPea the natural pas
tages for TIE disease to he cast out; hence. a large
quantity OF food and other matter is lOdg d. and the
stomach ard intestines are literally Overlooking with
the Corrupted mass. thus undergoing dissgreeable fer
naenfstfon. constant. mixing with the blond. which
throws the corrupted matter through every vein and
artery. until fife Is taken from the body by disease -
Dr. MoRsE's PILLS have added to themselves victory
upon victory. Icy restoring millions OF the sick 10
hlocming health anc happiness. Yes. thousands WIN
h1ve been racked or tormelted with sickness, pain and
anguish. and whose feeble frames h We hecn scorched
by the burning elements of raging fever. and who have
been brought as Il were. within = step OF the silent
grave. nov stand ready TO testify that they would have
teen numbered with the dead. had IL rot been for this
great and wonderful medicine. Morse's Indian Root
Pills After ore or two doses had been taken. they
vere astonished ard absolutely surprised, in Witness
ing their charming effects Not only do they give
immediate ease and strength, and take away sill sick
ness. pain and anguish, but they at once go to work at
the foundation OF the disease. which is the blood
Therefore. Il will be shown especially by those wha
uss these Pills. that they viii 30 cleanse and purify,
shst disesse-that deadly eneny-viiit take its figh:
ana the tush Of youth and b. au.y will again retura.
and the prospect Of a long ana happy life will cherish
and brighten your days.
Beware cf Oorpterfeits Of these Pills, signed a. Il.
MOORE. Price IS cents ger box.
Sold by z. A. SMITH & Co. ard WOODS & PEW,
Warren. o., and by ali dealers in Medicines in the
county.
D. LAKE UpSoN. Sole Proprietor,
50 Leonard Street, New York.
YIN. NUDE & Co. proprietors Of Trask's Gss
eefic Ointment. Fa-lesvillr- Madison Co., New York.
General Agents, TO when all sders mast be address
ed. June /. ls5e-iy
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NOTICE.
IN EpwARo P. FEM. g. in TIE State
Of --.wi will take notice that a Tharston and
William 7. Eaton. of the County Of TruDhul. and
State Of Ohm. niei their amended petition In the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the County Of rrun'
bull in said state Of Ohio, against benjamin. Fean.
Edward P. Fem. Abigail A. Fem. Darius Hoodferd'
Daniel Parsons and Lucian G. Jones 10 ~foreelots 8
nsrtgsse given by Benjamin Fem TO Edward I. Fsan,
20 secure the payment Of $500. and annual interest on
ths same. at eight per cent, from the 18th day Of Feb
,t-ary, l,Ss, on the following described lsnas. Stu
ale i. the township Of Hartford. Irumbul coun.
~, ohio, TO Wit: II . part Of 10. 70. and
founded az follows: North by land owned by Lsu-
rin Marism, East by the lot lire. south On isnd
Owned by Mrs. Pathhurn. Mrs. Could. Azel Tracy. L-C-
Jones. Mr.. Ford and Or. 4. fIsrt and ssst by the North
sud South center highway, containing $Oh sores OF
.sad. ipeluding \ acres now ovnsdhy ASor Rohiaton.
which are not iutendei to be conveyed PRAYING that
sail lands may be sold. ana the proceeds OF said SAFE
De applied in satisfaction Of said sum Of money and
inrrres, as aforesaid due upon said propissory note
The said Edward p. Fem is therefore notified thzt ne
ia required 20 appear snd snsver said petition on or
before the ninth Saturday sitter the 2s,h day OF July,
Iss9, or the sam- viii be tskrn as true against him
A.THURST0N and WILLIAM 7. EATON.
hy FUTILE & STCLL, their A4orreys-
w. - A n lGSQ -6E
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N,O
lN Take noti.e that Justus Gsppinser and others
1azye cfrd In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trrrhu;l
Counts v, 10 the State of Ohio, setting forth that Petit
TONERS were the owners of town It's within aud on
the recorded Village Plot OF Newton Fails in
sail County. That their said lots were sit
aste Upon and along Jay street. and IN the
immediste vicinity thereof That Henry A. tn
Bcis, lnow 3 nor resident Of the State Of Ohio , on
ths day CT Alp 1853 was the owner in fee
nf certaiaiots Of land Within the recorded limits and
town pls, or Newton Falls. aforesaid and as such
owner. subdiyiiei said land into town los and caused
The same 10 he surveyed, l 'ited acknowledged and re
!Eorded according 70 law. That said Do Bots dedicated
certain streets within said PITT and arpurtenent TO the
lots Of The petitioners aforesaid. and Of the streets so
Dedicated said Jay Street Is one OF the nr,5sr. Tie
prayer Of the petitioner Is for An order Of the said
Court. TO he made at the next term OF said Court, de
clarinz 70 much of said Jay Street established as lies
west Of the centre Of the west branch Of hahoniDg
River. and ess; OF the highway leading from the mills
on said river, adjacent to said street, to Brse=vuie.
called commonly the ridge road. to the end that the
ssne may he lawfully opened for public use. according
N law. Length OF the PIT Of the street to be opened
shout 6nn feet. JCSfCS GAPPlSGEh.
Lur. al, Sc l5xH
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WATCHES IMPORTED
AZ

THE SUBSCRIBER has lust returned
L from the East. with a larger stock of Jewe.ry and
Notions than he ever brought. before, and has also re
ceiys4 4 large Case of Watches frora Swit1eriand' Of
al. prices, among these are a IeS Matile Chronone-
tiers cost si7J: also some very fine Silver hatehes'
cost from 50 10 $50. Having made arrangements 10
receive $1,000 worth of Patches. n9Hthfy. and h-irg
obliged 20 sell them. dealers and CHEERS will ind That
I will sell az very low prices
/ have also. = very large stock Of all E'nds of JeTel-
~. Fancy Goods. Spoons. &c; tkst 1 will sell to Ped
GIers and Watch Makers. as low as they can buy at Mes
York. Also a new lot OF American Watches and double
sign SpectacIes.
ffeaAe call and see my stock.
WAAREs, Nov III, '5S-tf JULES NAUIkOI'
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'TaSE LIVER
iNNIGOs IL!
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGN TIyE AND LIVER NE
1 plCISES now before the public. that acts a. = CI.baTtie,
a,er, miiier, and more ehsc'GSl thSn any other medicine Known.
% - net only a C'Jtgrtr. hui /. Lirr remedy, acting hnsi On ,be
Lt-er TO erect its morbhl gnat,er, then On the stomach End boEeis
% carry &c that mailer. thus accomplishing t~o purposes eaec;u-
ally, without any Of TIE painful feelings experienced in the opera
iSHs Of most Csharao- Il strengthens the system At the same
time that il purges II; srd vhsu taken daily IN moderate doses,
wiz strengthen aad hu;i T. mp with unusual rzpidty.
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BURIAL CASES-A full assortment
ID Of METALLIC BURIAL CAFES just received.
fhs.. Gases being perfectly ai-tifAt. very much re
ard ACCOMMODATION, ard entirely prevent the escape OF
any offensive Easi and ere we'll sdsptsd 70 toe prseer
within ard transportation OF The body.
An sssornert always on hand Qrderjs from
st.tsrcs prozp<ty stte56ed tn.
~s n ya,s ly-h- 1879.
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Good Intent stage Line.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

~ The Ara Of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee
Dissolved, and the business divided, the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &C., will hereafter be carried on
By the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
By JOHN FIFE. as a Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch & Allison. The subscriber is
fully prepared with an ample supply of Trimmings,
and stock ofIll kinds for the Manufacture ofanythinG
IN his line. A good supply of HARNESS SADDLES,
TRUNKS &c, constantly on hand, which he will be
happy, at all times, to exhibitto his old friends. and
new customers L. u. ALLISON
Warren, ApriI93. 1856.
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All who use II are giving their unanimous
testimony In It's favor.
q Mix Water iu the mouth with the Invi-
gorntor, AMI swallow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is daily
working cures. aizoSt too goa; 20 hei-ye. II cures rs Il ~
magic, ersH As j. F dos 9iriHg b,H.ft, ard seldom moe thar
one bottle r. required to cure any kind OF Liver Complaint
from the worst JgHatii0s or DyI@psiI 10 \ common Hed.arh>
all Of which are the result OF a Diseased Liver.
PRICE, oSE DOLLAR PIE BOTTIE-
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor. So I;roa,iwEy, SsS York
Retalsd By AL Druggists. Sid rI,nIy
Sep Coy WOODS * PEW. Wsrren.O
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NEW BAKERY.

The euhscribsr 10 now prepared TO furnish all Sho
nav wsnt. With . superior article Of sods Biscuit. But
tay sod Boston Crackers. Cakes. Pies Ae-, DC. vhicf
will Re sole 10 low as 10 coDsia@nt With 8 fair living
PROFIT
3,r sods Biseu.t, Better 4 D2sson orsekers, On very
short notice
Yo. 20. Main st. wssrsn o. does sootbo! ASder.
con q Rupp's store. -
wAREKr, Oct Sub. 35- Nh. bAhbEh,
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The Warren Dry-Goods Store.
PECK, BURWELL L CO.,

A RE now receiving their stock Of
"a SPRING & SUMNER GOD which. in rich
nees. variety ard attractivcness. lie Tar superior IN any
they have ever before brought 10 this market. We
have been lead by our increasing :rads, and the cheer
ing prospect of the good times coming" TO purchase
largely. and have added t. our selections 4 class Of
richer gooIs than have before been brought TO Warren,
= class of goods which the increasing wealth and cul-
tiva;ed taste Of the people Of Trumbull Cou=tv require
We have taken unusual pains in the selection Of our
goods. and have aimed not merely at having IS good
= stock as can he found In Warren. but al having the
best ever brought into Trumhull County. and we feel
warranted in saying that our stock will compare IA.
vorsbly In quantity, qlaliiy and variety with the
stocks found in any establishment In Cleveland OF
Pittshurgh, and We are determined to Dzme prices
Tat will insure quick siles.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
Vicinity. 10 call md examine our goods before pur-
easring elseEhere.
rEcE, ECRTELL & co.