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The Westminster Review for July

Contains eight articles, in addition to the
usual copious amount of Contemporary
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age to every number. The paper, l. What
knowledge is of most WORTH" is a CON-
parative estimate of the relative values Of
the different kinds of knowledge fer the
purposes of education, with a strong lean
ing to a greater infusion of the practical
element in the ordinary systems. 2 10
welt and the Broad Church." is a phrase
which viii convey q distinct meaning to
few readers. We viii briefly say that the
book under review is Professor Jowett's
Epistles of st. Paul to the ThessalOnians,
Galatians and Romans, and that the Broad
Church includes very distinct types Of
character, and is altogether of . more lib
eral cast than the High Church or the
Evangelieals 8. "The Influence of Local
Causes On National Character" 4. Life
of . Conjurer." 5. Government of In
dia, its Liabilities and Resources" G.
The Recollections of Alexander Won
Sternberg." 7. 1.-The Roman Question"
s. austrian Intervention" These con-
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A FASHIONABLE PRIMA DoYNA IN
TROuDLE.-The Newport correspondence
Of the Providence Ereni9g Post, in a letter
dated August l, says:
On Saturday last there was an cxtraordi.
nary iuttering among the fashiOnables up
on learning that the beautiful and gifted
Cora de Wilhurst had been compelled to
apply for the Intervention of ths police to
terminate certain maltreatment to which
she had been subjected by her husband
the so called Count.
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The Grain CroD of Ohio.

The Cincinnati Gazette publishes a CON-
plete tabular exhibit Of the amount of
Wheat, Corn and Oats produced in Ohio, in
1853, prepared from official returns made
to the Auditor of State, and remarks:
This information is highly interesting.
coming as it does, at this time, when it is
so important to compare the product of the
harvest of 1859 with that of previous
years. 1t will be seen that the whole
number of acres under wheat. in 1858. was
~l,695,4l2, producing l7,655,4S3 bushels,
or an average of 10 % bushels to the acre.
The general impression is, that one third
more land was planted the past season than
in the previous year. 1t is safe, we think,
to estimate the number of acres at 2,O0O,-
600. The product per acre, after making
allowance for the frosted district, may be
stated at fifteen bushels. The yield is adj
mltted to be better than in 1857, when it
was within a fraction of fourteen bushels.
The crop, this year, is also very superior
in quality. We may, therefore, set the
crop of 1859 down at 80, 1000, 900 bushels
of wheat of excellent quality, against
10000 900 bushels of ordinary quality
last year, and 100000 0 in 1857.
Corn was also very light last year, the
total yield on 1884, l38 acres planted be-
ing only 50,963,582 bushels, against
50, $50, lS6 bushels on 2,254,42i acres in
1857. The average last year was q 7-S
to the acre, against sc 5-S in 1857. This
season the number of acres planted is fully
up to that of 1857, and it is probably
greater. We can hardly fail, therefore,
with any thing like good weather from this
time out, to realize a much large crop than
was secured last year.
As regards Oats, the figures show what
had already been proved, that the crop last
year came near being an entire failure
This year, as is generally believed. the yield
is a full average one.
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RAIL ROAD TRAIN ATTACKED By A Bell.
according to the Pittsburg Chronicle a
bold Pennsylvania bull undertook to bunt
a train off the Allegheny Valley Railroad,
afew days ago. He charged upon the train.
and although crushed to a jelly in the en-
counter, the locomotive, tender, and four
freight cars were thrown of the track
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PErERsoS's MAGAZINE, for September,
is already on OUT table. If everybody was
as punctual IS Peterson, there would b
less complaint about hard tines
The present number IS filled, as usual,
with engravings. fashion plates patterns,
and divers and sundry items of interest to
the ladies, together with a large amount o!
reading matter. Price $500.
Tlc present is The first number Of Vol.
a of the Chronicle. Send us 1915, and
get Peterson and the Chronicle for a year.
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1t is made a cause of rejoicing by the
New Orleans papers that not a single case
of yellow fever had appeared there this sea-
son. 1t was feared, a few days ago, that
a man had died of the black vomit at the
Charity Hospital. but upon Investigation be-
ing made, it appeared that 1T was an old
chronic case Of abscess of the liver"
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VALuBLE IIvENTIoS.-Thc Canton Re-
publican states that Mr.. ]. N. Jay has in
vented and patented a new process Of pre-
serving fruits, SO simple, efficient and econ
omical. that a bushel of apples can he put
down by it in a few minutes, at a few cents
cost, and they will keep any length of time.
Specimens of fruit put up by this process
over a year ago, are pronounced fine by
the Republican,.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.

AMI feeling the hand Of Time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will lind in the use OF
Hocfand's G-rmIn Bittrrs. an Elixir that will instil
new life into their veins restore. in a measure. the
energy and ardor of more youthful days build up
their shr1nken forms, and give health and energy
to their remaining years.
AK for HocfIaads GsrzsH Bittsrs, prepared by Or.
c. NJ. Jackson, AIS Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
They are sold by druggists and storsk-rpers in every
town and village IN the United States, CInadsS, West
Indies. aud South America. for - cents per bottle.
August ,. le39-2S
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PARK AssocIATIoN.-The Second annu-
al fair of the New Castle Park Association
for the improvement in the breed of horses,
will take place on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday the eth, Sth, and 9th days
of September next, at their grounds, a
short distance southwest of New Castle
NeU Castle Journal.
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NEW CHURCH AT SALEM.-The well
known builders, the Messrs. Brooks, of thi.
City, have contracted to erect 4 new Pres
byterian Church at Salem. Columbian;
County, to be enclosed this fall. They ar,
to finish the Church, except frescoing, and
granting of tho seats. for 7 800. The ed
ifce will be of brick.-CAeveland Leader
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A woman has been travelling with Dan
Rice's circus seven years in male attire
She was n of the regular equestrians and
~vaulters. Her name is Matilda Russian.
bcrgeo and her home is in Summerset, Penn
She says she is not the only female in male
attire attached to the circus companies il
this country.
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The Toronto Globe exults that the crop
of the farmer oyerfows. The fall wheat
supplies an abundant yield, and the spring
sown is even better. Oats are unusually
strong, and the same may be said of peas
and all the root crops. The land fairly
overaows with food.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
N John. F. Beaver, Plaintiff In the Court Of
Common Pleas OF
Calvin A. Mansfield. Jacob W. STrumbuL County.
PattingaIl, & Henry chaGee,
Defendants
Calvin A Mansfield, of the State Of Pennsylvania.
will tsks notice that John y. Beaver Of the County of
Truu,uIL. in the Stale Of Ohio, did on the 18th day OF
August. A. D., 1859, file his Petition in the Court Of
CoulmoR Pleas within and for the siid County o.
Trumbull in the State OF Ohio. against said Calvin A.
Mansfield and against Jarob w. Pattingall and Henry
Chafee. defendants. setting forth that y . contract
in writing bearing date the eth day OF November, A.
ID IS52. Jhs Plaintiff CONTRACTS ed with said Mansfield
to sell him In fee a certain tract OF land situate IN
Bristol township in said county. which IS described IN
s,id Petition; that said Mansfield went into possession
of said tract OF land BY virtue Of said contract, end
subsequently, sold the same to the said Jacob W Pat
tingaIl and Henry Chaaee. Eho new claim an interest
th.r,in: thai the sum Of six hundred and hfty-nine
dollars ard sixty six cents is nov due the plaintin on
aid contract, that the said Mansfield has removed out
of the state Of Ohio, AMI has no property from which
the PLAINTIFF can recover said debt except ny resOrting
to his lien on said land; and the prayer OF SAID peti-
tion is for III igmsnt against the said Mansfield for
said purchase money now due. and in case the same
be not paid by the d, PENDANTS according to the order
Of the court in the premises, that the land Aforesaid be
ordered to be sold, and ont Of the proceeds the costs
of this suit be first raid, and as much as may be nee
essary applied to the said Judgment SO TO be rendered,
that the said Jacob w. Pattiugall and Henry ChaHee
NAV be mede parties to said action; that they set fortn
their respective claims to and liens on said lsnd. and
that the said court settle'sn1 adjust with that OF the
plaintiff their priority; ana the said Calvin A. Mans
field is nogifed that he is required to appSr and an
sSer said petition on or before the :nfrd Saturday
after the fourteenth day OF ~g-ptemheI next.
JOHN T. BEAVER, Plaintiff.
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The Boston Courier says that the enter
prise of editing Mr.. Choate's works has
been undertaken by his own family for the
benefit of the estate, and that a complete
collection of his various literary productions
will be published at as early a date as pos
sible, in connection with a biography.
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AKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. CO.
lunous & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleye-
land * Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Fails, &c.
" Mantua with Hacks for Ravenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton FAILS. &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon. GreenviIle Mead
Vile. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. IT. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb Is, 1889. HAS. L. RII0DES Supt.
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Error.

We last week published the name Of j.
II. Ingraham of Braceville in connection
with the nomination for Sheriff. This was
a mistake:-it should have been for Treas
urer.
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Nor FAR WRoSG.-An old writer says
that elevated posts in governments are ike
steep rocks-only accessible to eagles and
to reptiles.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IN There will he a petition presented to the Com
uissioners of TruuhuI II County, Ohio. at their meeting
in September, Is59, praying for the establishment ola
county road, beginning at q point on the east ana
west road, RAINING from the center OF Mesopotamis
TO the center Of ED, on the township line he
tween said townships. thence north on said township
line until il intersec.s q road tia. ruEs east anu west
by John Easton's-
bloomfield, August 10, lss9-fus
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Deaths.
-

In Girarj, ,Trumbull County, July Doth
WILLIAM FRANCIS, eldest son of Michael
and Mary Track, aged fifteen years, four months
and twenty three days.
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Great Trotting.

The great trotting match between Flora
Temple and Princess came off at the Eclipse
Course, Tuesday. Not less than 1000
persons were present. The contest was for
a purse of $1,000. mile heats, best three in
five, in harness. Flora Temple was the
victor. The following record of the time
shows some unparalleled trotting.
j. McAlann enters b. m. Flora Temple, l l l
j. Erof enters b. 10. Princess, 222
Time. lst Heat. ID Heat. Sd Heat
Quarter. 36 81 So
Half mile, l:l0l LOO lilo
Mile, 2:23! 2:22 2:23!
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T%rumbull, 50
Total delegation. 80

C. r. HUNT, Chairman Republican
Central Committee, Trumbull County.
JAS. DUMARS, Chairman Republican
Central Committee, Mahoning County.
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AA OASSS NAsAO
If you have Pain in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Ii you have a Burn. Bruise or Wound.
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have the Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Cankered Mouth or Sore Throat.
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Diarrhta or F;gx,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have a Cough or Cold,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have the Liver Complaint.
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN
If you have the Headache or Toothache.
USE PORTER S CURE OF PAIN.
In short, if you arc sick. and wish to get well, all
You have 10 do il,
USE PORTER's CURE OF PAIN.
We oIsr the public the privilege OF trying this
medicine pithoat pay, if not found valuable an offer
unknown before in the sale of medicine.
What further proof could you ask of its
being good? Would any man be fool
enough to make such an offer, if he did
not know his article would stand the test?
We refer the unbelieving TO the fol-
lowing persons who have used the Cure
and recommend it TO their friends:
Alexander Glenn, Samuel French,
Shurben Lovelan1, Isaac Griffin, Farm.
ington. Walter Sampson. Willard Day,
Arson Hatch. Mesoporamia A P.
Tiiden. Henry lnman. Nathaniel Moore,
Orrn Gates, Z. Il Ensign Isaac Parker,
Parkm,n. Isaac Town. Augustus Mof
fit, William Glendenning. Middl.irld.
A. Camp, Warren.
We could give hundreds of names. but DO aot
Consider it necessary.
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL.
and you will fnd yourself really to testify in its favor.
For Sale by
i. A. SMITH & CO., Warren,
WOODS & PEW. do
GREEN & HOWL bloomfield.
CULLAR & BRIGDEN, Mrsoyo;amia,
and Merchants generally
W.. L. PORTER & CO..
5undysburg, Geauga 20. Ohio
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Trotiing at Free viii Trotting Park,
Aehteblla.

&-VVIu6 % ~iCC III 42Vtt1u6 4U1Ni
Ashtablla.
On the 18th of juno. three of the Trum.
bull County horses trotted on this course.
Kennebec. entered by L. Pelton; Shang.
hal. by Fankel. Lady Sherman. by G. Net
Teton.
LIST heat time 2:56. Kcnnebec.
Shanghai,
Lady Sherman,
Shanghai ruled out for fcul driving.
ID heat time 2:55. Kenpebec,
Lady Sherman.
Sd heat; time 2:53. Kennebec,
Lady Sherman.
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That's part of the sinking fund.- as a
chap said, when a box of money went to
the bottom of the river.
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THIS WAY TO
PATCH & OPDYCK E's

II ~,
EOBBERS of Saddlery and Harness
81 Trimmings. and the heaviest inland dealers in
Carriage goods, in the State Of Ohio, aforesaid"
Prepared for a heavy spring Bits,
trade. by a full and complete -
stock Of goods in our line, we zsOAts,
invite the attention Of Carriage Trees,
builders, Harness makers, and So
others. to the variety and extent 1aAhaSss
Of the manufacture and JGbbing Cloth,
goods we are now prepared to cell n-
now on hand, or made to or ErihStS
der Splendid single harness, Lacks.
good trimmings, good workmen Joints,
enables US TO turn out first rate TrunES
jobs OIL Cloths. Mats. Brushes, -.
Damasks, Saddles, (arge. big. EaaEaacs,
iitIle and small; mems youths, Thre nd,
cheap. Whips,
PATCH OPDfCKE, Snaps,
June g. 1859. Clips,
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nR. H. TUBBS will be in attendance
- as follows
wARzEs, National Hotel, Thursday, Sept. sth.
RAvExNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday. Sept. 9th.
AsRrAEuLA, Ash,abula House, saturday, Sept 10TH
For consultation upoR all forms Of Chronic or long
standing di,esses. whether Internal or external
II ? The September Visit will he the last one made
by DR.. Tuhbs, AS he is about 10 retire from practice
Invalids desiring to avail themselves OF his long
and ample experience. by having consultation or pre-
scriptions, or former patients wishing 10 renew their
treatment. can only do so by calling at that time -
Several persons have from time to time represented
themselves as partners or associates in practice with
DR.. T.-employing same treatment, &c. As this viii
doubtless he continued, and may he more extensively
after his departure. he ieels il incumbent to warn his
friends and the sick generally, TO avoid them. Being
otherwise Trustworthy
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BOOTS & SHOES

SELLING OFF Al COST, st Jas h. Carruth's,
Millikin's Block, Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
JAS. b oARRUTH-
Also, Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, 1t Cost. ~
| Milikin's Block. Main Street, Warren. 0hi,,
July 81, l-JS.-i1 JAS CARRCfH-
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Angnet l0Ih. ls59.-eE
FLAX STRAW.

IL We will pay CASH or Trade for flax Straw
delivered AZ our Sill. either MOVED or PULLED
ROTTED or UNR0TTED. il good and in good order
Pulled fax must be bound in good sized hSndtes
ami OF good length. ABBOTT & E1GSISG5.
Newton Falls. July 90, Is5Y-6S
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- Amos g.. Gray, In Court Of Common Pleas Of
VS.. Trumbull County
Robert Leslie
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Trun5ull County, Ohio. Tn me
directed and delivered. I shall oder at Public Auction
Mt the door Of the Cosrt House in Warren, in said
County, on
Saturday, the 10th day of September, 1889,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 ? ~. the
l. gal and equitable interest of Robert Leslie in the
following described real estate Situate in Hubbard
township, TTunhull Cou' ~, and bounded on the west
by lands OF Madison Powers on the south BY lands Of
Hugh Love, on the east by lands OF Thomas STARTS
weller, and on the north by the highway running east
and west through said township, supposed to ebntsin
thirty-three acres Of land Said Leslis's interest In
said lands supposed to be the undivided one sixth
part then cot. Appraised at slsl so. Terms Cash
A B. LYMAN Sheriff.
sherih's Office, Warren, August 20, Ie59-5w
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alton:
Total delegation,

The electors are recommended to meet at
their usual places of holding elections, on
Saturday evening, August Goth, at Z
O'clock, P. NJ. fer the purpose of electing
delegates to the county convention. 1t is
further recommended that at the same pr
mary meetings, delegates be elected to attend
the Senatorial Convention to be held at
Niles, on Monday, August I'D, and that
the delegates to both conventions be elected
hu hnn,H :. -
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Neh Embellishments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid TO
when handed in.
PLANTS.

The subscriber has now oil hand and for sale. a few
thousand strawberry plants, embracing the finest vari-
cites grown in this section The giants are now ready
for setting. anu this month is 4 favorable time for
transpiautnS. BENZ. STEVENS.
Warren, Aug. IL, IS59.-3E
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The corner stone Of the Eilgrem Aomu-
mAnt wGs led at Plymouth. Massachusetts,
on TUESDAY with imposing ceremonies.
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3rdPURSE

Shanghai, entered by fankle; Cuba. by
L. Pelton; Fanny Fern, by Gardner.
lst heat; time 3:i7. Shanghai,
Cuba,
Fanny Fern
drawn.
ID heat; time 3:07. Shanghai
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SPRING GOODS
1859.
1850.

THE EMPIRE STORE.
IDDINGS d MORGAN are receiving
IL Their Spring Goods. The newest and hest stylea
ApriI. 6tb, 1889. EMPIRE STORE.
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GRAIN DRILLS.

B. BARNARD & SON are manufacturing 3 few
Grain Drills for the present season, in the rovE OF
Fsrmipeton, one mile north from the center, where
they nav BE found for sale Our drills are made OF
the best materials, durable, simple in their eonstrue-
zion. with but litIe gearing. and not liable to get out
Of repair. The gearing and feeding spparsirs are all
made Of Cast Iron, and no friction OF wood about
them. consequently they will not shrink nor swell. hut
will york smooth and easy in all kinds Of weather.
and We warrant them to he as durable and do as good
work as any other drill now in use They VIII SOW
wheat, rye, oats. corn. beans. peas, buckshe3ts and all
kinds of grain from the size Of corn down to iarnip
seed with perfect accuracy, and in any desired guam
tity. They will hot choke nor cut a kernel Of grain
Our Drill il one Of our own invention. got up with
great care. expressly for the benefit OF the farming
community. Farmers. call and examine them
Pennington, TrumbuIl Co., d., Ang. 10, l-59.-3v
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WARREN UNION SCHOOL.

THE Fall Term of the ARR UNION
L SCHOOL will comm-nce on Monday, August 29;h,
and continue fourteen weeks.
For tie especial benefit Of Teachers and advanced
scholars desiring To review, classes in Geography,
Grammar and .3ritkmetIe. will he formed in the High
School. in addition to the regular Studies Of the Fall
Term. In these classes, Students viii! ne expected to
Use GHg STANDARD teri book which they may have,
preferences being given to "a Gems or ksLyou's Gram
MIR. ThUmpson's Written and Marvin's Intellectual
Arithmetic.
The rates Of Tuition for non resident Students. ad-
mitted to the several Departments Of the Un.on School.
are -
High School, for Term of II weeks-.--.s5.5o
Grammar School. " ....-. $50
Secondary and Primary. -.-... = so
No deduction for less tnan half a term. except in
case Of prOtracted illness, or Of leaving 10 commence
Tea hing. AT least four weeks before the close OF the
Tenn.
AlStudents 90: regularly enumerated in the District
Of Warren, will present to the superintendent q Per
nit. signed by the Treasurer Of the Board, before hay
ing their names enrolled Ms Students.
A Catalogue of the Academic Departments. or any
other desired information can be obtained by address,
ing JAMES MARVIN. sup't. II. b PEExIss, Sees,
or the undersigned.
JOHN
Tres. Board Of Elac4Iion.
Warren AM L ~ Az
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VIOLINS d GUITARS at
Y ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
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HARPErSl-A large assortment at
~ reduced prices. for sale by
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SILKSl SILKS 1.-THE largest stock
~ ever brought to Warren, for sale by
PECK. & co.
, 1859-06-29

pEA]. ESTATE FOR SALE
tSAieH l.ct "f R1,>A aid S.trr -:r,t< rriec
sG,G1tl,t1N cash. ba!lncr Iii l. : ats1S yr.r>.
5As' f,' "f W:r H.c. lear fi1rc by RE.d. With two
ftat.le hut.r,. lrcr 4t,tI9.
|h119l ftt fEinnt-, hear lcatr sttr u 80 !l,,r
uu7:s, 1~u- -:.h,: h!2A. Ii:es tt.,,t !, .A, l;41.
ahcr In l. :ard year.
Ghles fs'a Washington >trrt. E;1ncE e. SttIn Prize
el.lt! Il. ". TitnMAs 4 CO.
No. Methodist hint, El.rt
tr1G3nl-d533 Garner tIaEk l1t W:t-l.,... u.s.