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3emt Snteuiaents.
New Advertisements.

J. B. NickliA-BoOk- Keeping
G. Hapgood d Son-Fruit Trees, dc.
J. N. Dawson-Public Sale.
W. W Whittlesey-Plank Road Notice.
J. W. Pattengell d Co.-DissolutiOn-
CHRIST 4 Fenstemsker-COws for sale.
A. Chew 4 Co.-Dissolution.
C. W. Smith-Assignee's Notice.
Whittlesey Adams-Ex. of Teachers.
Mccormick L Laird-Crockery.
J. F. Asper-Insurance.
Michael Bocker-Guardian's Sale.
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" citizens Of this county to the fact that he ex-
poets to visit this AID the aljOizing counties for
the Eext several years to come. lie comes to Us
h:gkb recommend i, rot only from the physicians
OF the place Of n 5 residence but also from over =
hundred Of he mos: Influential business men and
citizens Of his place. lie gait the regular practice
several years ago on account Of his bad hesita, and
since thai time has devoted Himself TO the s.uay and
trezIngut OF The different
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The Menard QI.) Index tells a story
of two SWANS of that place, who recently
made application to the proper official for a
license to marry the same woman, both ap-
plicstions being made within five minutes
Of each other. No. l was to be married on
Tuesday, and No. 2 on Thursday.
$4,000 worth of Diamonds were stolen
from the Bonded Warehouse, No. Il. Bond
Street, n. Y. supposed to have been taken
by the foreman who disappeared at the
same time as the missing diamonds
A Livery Stable wa burned on Thurs
day night. at Winchester, o. and eleven
horses, twenty carriages. and a large guam
tity of hay and grain Was consumed.
A Louisiana Sugar Planter was diIdled
out of $1,000. by the confidence game at
Montgomery Alabama.
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The roots and the leaves viii be for the healing of

IL Maxim strictly adhered To
I give such balm As have ne strife
With nature or the laws OF lie
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
lie is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, L J. LY0N9, cures the
following complaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence. viz:
Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Dr-psy in the Chest, rheumatism, Neuralgia Fits
or railing Sickness. and all other NervousD De
rangsments. Also, alldiseases Of the Blood,
such "a ScrOfula, Erysipel&s, Cancers,
Fever Sores. LeprOsy, and all othSr
cenplicated chronic Complaints.
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended 70 With The
happiest results
It is hoped that no ore will despair Of a Cure uatl
thev have given the Indian Uers Doctors Medicines
a fair and faithful trial y Pnuring the Doctors
travels in Europe. West indies. East indies South
AmeTica and The United States, he has been the in
strumeut in Goa hand, t. restore to health ard vECT
thou sands who were giv<n mp and pronounced Incur
able 81 the most eniEsu: Old School Physicians; nay
more. thousands who we're on the verge OF fhe grave.
IRE now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment AMI are daily
exelaimiug-Blesss4 be the day when first We saw
Satisfactory references Of cures viii he gladly and
e~heerfuily given wheuever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that be viii
in loEise direetls " inSirse{ly Induce o. caIss any
invalid 20 lake his uediciRes without tie strongest
PROBABILITY Of a cure.
RemsnHeF. con s~uitstion and advice free. The poor
shall he IibeTsIiy considered.
TPPost ONCE address. BOX 1858.
Sep 81, Say BILLIONS. NJ. D.
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Pure Iuire of ths-Apnla.

Mr.. Geo. Il L~efingwell left with US a bottle
Of cider. made nine yaars since, from grated
fruit. and boiled to one-third. il is said to re-
sem6le in taste, a good a~rtieleOf MADEIRA wine,
and TO be equal in its eff cts to fourth proof
brandy; but Of eOurse ~e can't be expected to
know anything akost tAst-
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A Card,

C. N. HAPGooD, Recorder.
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ALVEY Time.
Monday last. wa. a day of unusual stir on

Monday last, was a day of unusual stir on
our streets.
The CoUBr OF CoxxoS PLrAs-C Commenced
its Spring session, witch of course brought
many fromithe country.
The ExOnxArS OF TrAcHERs-At Empire
Hall, also contributed to swell the crowd.
J. PREsOorr ELDRIDcE.-The young Elocu-
Zionist from New York, made his announce
ments in costume, for an entertainment in the
evening. from a carriage driven through the
streets, heraded by a gong.
TIE 'QBAKER Cry" SoAP-MAS-Mounted
boxes and harangued such crowds as he could
gather, dispOsing of his soap ala prof" Gard
ner.
The Auction OF C. II. Mills, on Market
street. OF Jewelry and Notions, also came in for
q share of attention.
Altogether it was a slight variation from our
usual quiet, though busy aspect
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Elocutionar9 Entertainment.

]. Prescott Eldridge, quite q young man,
gave sz entertainment at Empire Hall. on Mon
day evening, consisting of reeitations from
standard works, of tragedy. poetry, pathos,
sentiment and comedy. He gave good salts
faction, and eEincel a talent in his line, quite
unusual for a person of his years.
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Proceedings Of Council.

Warren. March Sd, 1860.
Council net pursuant to adjournment. Mem.
bers all present. Minutes read and approved
After sundry business was disposed of, Mr.
B.. H. Peck, on. behalf of a Committee appoint
ed for that purpose, by Mahoning Fire Compa-
ny, No. l, presented a Report of the proceed
ings of a meeting held on the ID inst, for the
purpose of organising said Company, with a
list of officers attached.
On motion the Report was accepted, and the
Engine and apparatus of Mahoning Fire Com
pany was placed in the hands of the new Com
PAM.
Messrs. Edw. Spear ST.. and o. L. wOlcott
appeared before the Council on behalf of sun
dry citizens, and requested that an appropria-
ton be made for the purpose of further improv-
ing and adoruing the Public Square. The
matter was referred to the Committee on Public
Grounds.
GIN. HAPGOOD, Recorder.
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NOTICE

~ OfiSE
- We viii receive sealed proposals for salary Of
suptr.htendant OF The TrumbOli CouItr Inhrmsry.
from "a ; adte 20 TIE I'd day Of March. which propuE-
ais caa be ieit With either Of III unIer.fFred or
Siih he Ardiior At his aftee. The term WEI he one
year. itls requested that each One maxim urOpo-
- VIII siste Their aye the number Of chi. dren. and
their rttPective ages.
;aASEL F~ANsLEE Board of Directors
J.coB EWALT, I.GrBary.
Feb 9sd. '6a.-2w
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LEGAL NOTICE

IS. In the csur. o. ceua,a
John Io1ug Raa fFleas for TrauLul County,
Isabella Iouug, deits-J OAiS.
The dtflndauts, John Yorsy ard Isabella Young,
non residerts. will take nedec ;ks. the piaintsE. Euxh
B!Eick, Old on the Eth dsy Of Jsoasry, 1854. Gts LA
petition In said Court OF Common Pleas. Gssr.ng that
said JOHN YecsS Il Indebted % hin on ais pro1issory
not- fer tn sun Of ? 4 huEdrsd Gollars villa anal
iEtsrss. a. tsr p r esn-- iroE Aarti iS.lS3-. land also
the sstd note Is secured - m'rtgazs ca lands IN
9 Ca hersasld. D And executed - sai5 Johu snd Ia
ah=lIa Yauagl, and pays fO- jus neat aud In dr4aul
81 Tasneat. hat SAID NOR ss-~d premises &C solt -
SsIa cs'eaAa1ts are required % 6EsEer q or .efors
S4taTdsT. The Eth 1sy OF ksreA. lcee. 2 zzii juIg-
GsEt sal ts tak-n s. Frsytd Tor ~ all pisiutg.
7 L Z q. II. nCLCHINs,
IansTT y. l65e.-1S AttysIr pia!-ud.
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Positively 10 gHAH iGGlUHTS HAIE

This mode o. ding tusiness viii enable him TO CD
Viate the usual neee Sty imposed q al HsiHess men.
Of tx NJ rronrt men Tor ;he losses incurred y giving
credit 20 irrrsf' Bsi"iv lHyeTs
Having briefly stst=d his terms he Wolli roE invite
aitert''n 10 th- fact that b. has jast returned fron The
tazt, with : spieLdid stock OF
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a COLLABORATION!
On Thursday, Feb. %, a Donation Party
was held at the residence of the Rev. David
King, in Vernon. The elderly people attend
cd in the afternoon, and about forty persons
were present at supper. In the evening the
younger persons found their way to the place,
although it was very dark and muddy and
enjoyed. as they all say, one of the pleasantest
parties they had ever misunderstanding n
sHnEtuOHs feast of gOod hiRgs-prepared by our
young Ladies. for the occasion. The receipts
on the occasion. in material aid, for the Rev,
was about fifty Dollars-which for the day and
the times, We think to be liberal.
The g~reatful acknowledgements of the Rev.
D.. King ana Lady are hereby presented to the
kind donors, on this occasion.
Vernon, Feb. q, 1860.
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DIR. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases,


This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and Aarks OF our oEH cliua.e. We give testius O.
malls below from per on> who have used il. thus show
ing what diseases it ihvafiably cares such as Fever
and egue- Chilis. Headache. Pain In tn. side. Stomach.
shoulders. Back. Hips ard Limbs. Palpiiation Of HE
eTal deaility. Weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma,
and various other disea SEES.
At rurihes the blood, is q sure remedy for female
weaknesses, Iror-y. Rheumatism and NeuraIsia-
his medicine being q compound EoTks upon the
Liyei, blood, Kidneys and Lungs. disgOrges the Liver,
.rees TIE stomach AMI bowels, removes cosiiyen IS.
aad DisPepsy. This syrup Is a sure cure for a 20 vel
diseSse and can be taken with perfect safety. by old
or Dung 1t may be relied up1n As al rrtdicatOr Ct
the human system Of all or most diseases, OF the
bioon ana II taken in time, a preventative from sak-
ing other diseases. such as bilious, int. rmittent. ty
pnus and I Phnid Frvers
No diseases can sxis- where ths blood is Z ade pure.
On or tWo bottles per year will secur- health TO any
f5mily taken al ary time TO suit the p=fient
In support OF the l0oye we insert the iJ!lOEing vol
untary cerff sates.
This is to Ger iy that I was all ictsd with propsy
aud female N"akncs es for a nusl.sr OF years Ny
h siriAns q 9 an" NJ aui said that | was last re-
cover ! Uaen uSef DR.. Days Dsnd-si,u Syrup. IL
gave imnle late relief aud an nov hai Iy 10 he a Ie
10 say that ] an perfect; we'll MANY Z
Tn lie TO ceaG- that have afflicted with the Lives
complain; Asthma, palpit ,tioa % the neart. and
pans through the asiy apd i4mis. Ate despari=g
= medic, AID. 1 htrP- n-it0 e n Warren, AMI met
Dr. Day and got 4 bOttlr f O4ndelion syruIaztia
: shor. ums l was re,tsred 70 perfect IA sIh.
DR. IOHNSON. Washington. Pa
I have used Dr.. Days. s, rup by which my life vas
preserved aad ! am nov a h-slthy man
Z WEAVER Warren Ohio.
This il 10 certify thst I have US. "a d.. DAYS CO. a.
oand, 1 am satisfad viii IT'S use.
Rev. sHURicK, NJ. F. Church.
For Sale ~ Woods & Per- AMI Smith S.rastea "
Co Warren Dhis. i
Warren, Feb. 18th, iS50.
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lob PRINTING.

Having a superior assortment OF JOB frinting mate.
-,,I- We are oreDared 10 execute in the best manner, al
Kinds Of plain aud fancy BOOK and 'oo rr'nuSS'
Address n,rd.- certphcates. Labels,
2usine.. Cards. Check Books, Manifests,
1ant Checks. COlored Printing, Notes,
Stills of Ladinx, Drafts. Programmes.
5au Tickets. Form Books, Receipts.
-Sianks. all kinds, HandbiIls, Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing. at
prices that cannot fail to suit. and with the grestestd dis.
patch. We keep constantly on hand = good assortment
sst Cards and hne Stationery. from which those in want
OF Printing esn select
Justices and CORStableS' Blanks.
x~kKRAHTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, suBPGSAss TIC
Constantly on hand and for sale
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'EBE 81 te pf Ohio. Trumbull Couu :
L In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Is. Notice to defendant.
Notice to defendant.

7h- dsfeHdait will take nnticr that on he e2i day
OF FehrTaay. lh6i. the plaintiff died his petitio = in
said Court. representing that on The 1t dsy Of April
le5- Rua ~ 10 The crmmeHcrm LIT of this Eut. he
was The e=aer in Zee OF Certain real esIate 10 the
township q NewtOn- TrumlUli County. Chic. lnoEa
a. parts of lots Is and II ia said TO Rnship. Certain
ing about one hundred amt seventeen acres Of land.
snd that the defeDdsrt has ever siHce said lst OF April.
49,, maintained and KEEP, ~ a mill dan scross the
Mahonlns X Yer in said SeSton. and by reason there
OF has caused The waters o. said river to be raised md
h0Ee ed hask out q its natural chaLnEl AFRO ard over
q large PortiOa OF said isnd. thsrs : grrEtly iujlring
ard iHpairing tie use AID Yalne OF the same. ANA de-
Irivirg plaintiff o. ths benefis and profits Of said
lsrd, To has dsmase OI- thousand doliars, for which
sum he ask judgment against d PENDANT. said de
ie ldsHi mus; sns~er - the 2-th day Of April. or
judgment sili he taken IS nv default.
Wd- Porter. and COX. RATLTFF Il SPEAR.
F-h :. iN6h-6E Attys for Pm.
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He State Of Ohio. TiumbuIl Coun'y
In the Court Ct Common Pleas.
vs.; Notice to defeoasnt.

TIE de endsnt ill tale notice that on tie esi day
OF fehFusrE. lS50. the plaintiff died his petition in
sald Court. representing ifst on the lst ay Of april,
ieJ", ana ~ 10 The comm sucemeut Of this sur he
eas the owner n Tee Of certain real estate in the town
snip OF Newton TrumiGll County, Ohio. keown as
t"r s"uth rart o. lot No II, in said township. CON-
-eihlng AnHui one hun red and eileen acre. Of lani.
ana that The defendant. we'll knowing the premises.
has, : yer since tie Is, day Of April. I-5O. maintt:n.d
ana setf Up q mill dam across the Iahoning River in
SAID Nest"n. Snd-hy reason thereof has raased the
waters Of Sid river To he raised and h,wed nack emf
Of IT. httuTal channel upHh and o. er a large pr tion
Of Said iand. thereby greatlg injnring and innairiny
he use ann ytiue OF the same. aud d .Dr. wing pltiutiT
Of III henea.s srd prof ; OF said lanf. TO his Image
tro teoasand dollars. for Which sun he asks iIlg-
nlent aEaib-t defendant SAiI d-is ndant must an
swer by the S'tr day Of April nexI, or Judgment viii
be taken by drf4uit.
WI. Po2rtR X. and cox. RATLIFF e. SPEAR,
feo- ~ fch-6T A;tys for Pan.
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

" LTgER LvYIGoRATOR IND FANNY
c. FESRT.C PILLS are .sttiled 81 Uragzists zen
eialy ami sOid Wholesale . tbs tra1- 4 Al the isrse
towns 5 7 ". SANF0En. ". D
hanuaetur-- and 2fop-s-tor.
Jan y, 1850 -lT So BEoasssy NsE Y,Tk-
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PrrTr JURoRs.

KIT UlEOhS.
Benz. Latin, Ira Mcach-m. Henry Sheaffer.
Vim. Chamberlain, Isaac Marshall, Harvey
Moore, N. S, Pratt, Ebenezer Byers, Daniel
Smith, Noses a. Jewell, James Gardner, Henry
Baldwin.
Quite a number of cases were disposed of.
some by being passed, some continued, and
some judgments taken by default.
Mr.. D. C. Miller. who has acquired some no.
tority as the grocery keeper in Bristol, when
the ladies of chat place paid considerable atten-
ton to, some time since. appeared in Court, on
some motion to release his bail, and made the
following statement:
~ beg permission of the Court to remark,
thssIt is due to myself and to a much injured
public, to give a true history of this prosecu-
ton. 1t was commenced in mobery-Wss con-
tinued in gross lying, and ending in much
perjury. 1 shall give its history in pamphlet
form as soon as / can make the necessary ar
rangements for printing"
So look out for startling developments.
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1900 Pictorial Illustrations.

Price Sc 81
It will unques,isnablY continue to hold its pre-eni
hence as the most complete and accurate Dictionary
OF the English language Boston Recorder.
AS whole. the work has no parallel. nor is It at all
probable that it will soon have TraUsHsr
1t is a fixed fact. a living entity, and will maintain
its place As the most complete and accurate Dictisnary
o. the language exttnt. 1t is nov the recognized
standard. constantly cited and relied on in our court
o. justice, in our legislative bodies. AID in public dis
cushions, as entirely conclusive-B0st0H -9tias & Bee
A fresh supply just received AT The
warren BOOK Stores. Jan. 95. Is6O.
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THE PRESIDENT.
THE ADMIRABLE QUANTITIES

of this sw-nh here we're OeO would behee msaueiona m form ofhs phe.ani Of such ans
Hl hicknSsc consequently it Ibe more durable thar any Tiers Uo of modern nuac
suited.
Also generals sO1nent of Foundry Castings Stove PPs and Stove TrunmE.
1shla also have for sea superior article Of suHrC aeE Mills manufactured m Reed B. Roberts
Hhsbeen oHda for years Why Coed Stores cd mot euden Wan Invrrmrpe 5bv~ neirnee
ws manufactured in Warren have Wbe been considered No IarGe Think can Jinuea
son this here hash been an oPOstisab dveen eastern stoves mi those manuaaurdn Warren and il
me the So"sn made in warrant agen@1lyh enh heavier consequently they could uOtbs sold as
shpa hefr gn stoves nda Afford equal profit Adh Dse nEsghm maIaaeurnE have many m.s nm
dudedg,b bought ndS worked p@ra nI cheap gale Of iron so a0 e&Phe with the Uign stoves The
result has been stoves made eh eesekea and gonetP see'w heh eh sn mksbae stood but
hotu n~ bs%sb burning OUT u4a asa slAhth s those thIhaYsb bought Of either class have been
disappointed.
n B Ishoud6 bel pleased to have those Wishing to rarhus give me call land Eamias Thorough the
b on globe lam dAeuiedO make that quality OF EovsA aGSooa ske pusHsb comes Scqainsd
WearnR Reserved Bank BM
FancaTa aa ngrno the wholesale trade Sales Room No. II Market me door aaof Buuuns
at corner Canal audi Liberty m. 7 A a ES ED
Wren.O Ohio Sept 2LI 1859 Gin WI hbEJOs
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UP IN GLASS c.ESES. ar TlGHT, md MILL
KEEP IN .6yYF CEL&&TE.
The MIL C-G-l iTHSRTIc PIE lie q
gentle ut &euve CsthsE .dc.Eh.eh ths vTopTist1f
has used IN his uract.cei-r iEory fAl2 t=erty years.
The constantly i1cr.aS - ,ng dsEiaad ron those
who have lorg used thel- PILLS. sli the ~Eltisl4c-
t:on which ell express IT, regard 70 thets use, has
iudueed ms to place z them within he reach =!
all -
Tia Profession v"et;l SnoS tbs: diEsrers Ca
thar,ics &C. on difrsrn. = IT, oT.i1-s Ct The howels.
ghs FAMILY c. NtfdAksIO PILL has.
with due reference 81 tais sell estabIi shed fact
been Compounded fromtvNa valley II the Burrst
Y-gefsbi= ATTRACTS " Which act alike sr cse-y
rart q the alinentars ~ caaal. zna are GOOD A.
SAFE ia AL eases cher. go Cslhartic Is reeorI.
such rs tH.NENTS Of the SrpNi-
4 q II. SLEEPINESS tS5lPAINs IN u lack
AND GQINs COSrfVE-lS y ESS, PAIN AND
OVER TEEi IWf!ULE RODT. from
sudden cold. Shlch fr=- : Qu=utiy. 80 neglected end
in = lcnE course o.; r Eslver. LlsS 81 APE
TtTE, A Cs~E6PINSIuz SENSATION OF cOLF
BODT = HESTLESsSEsS.
II & A D II Is. o.tzzIS EIGHT IN THE
"a all INFLAMMa Irony ASSES
WORMS IN ~CLILDREs< ADULES. RHgUaA.
TESa a great fCRiRIIDt23 ct :ha % and
many diseases 20 HEiciIO dash 10 ha y, 40 nuusr-
oGs to m-nGi-n in thi~l adyertiss7eLt.
BOSE, 1 20 o
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

bon ghi With great care or the most popular imrortia
an I jOhb. NJ horses n NeE Yorx and Philadelphia.
The p1i'ltc are respectfully invited t. call aud ex-
anime syles AMI prlc~s for thems lives
The h;gkes- market pr.ee in cash or goods ! for
pro luce.
Get. q, SO. Market ST., Warren. o.
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FLOUR! FLOUR FLOUR!

DREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE
ID especially when made from such fsvori,e and IN
eqaaled urands as II. Harvey 4 Co.'S City Mills and
Superior Mills. Those who have never used Harvey's
flour, should by all means, aud are ear ne lily invited
10 try some Of It before purehasiBg elsewhere. Also
Girard Mills. Nangorder's. ard q number Of other
brands. always on hand ny The sack, barrel or lead.
and a; as low prices as can he had in frumhull Co.,
always fresh from the mill and warranted, at
pATNORss
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CUST0M TRAD.
F. Z. REED & co.

Have now in Store and are almost daily
oPeRing New and Elegant Styles OF
FALL GOODS. Black and Colored
Clo,bs of every variety, Tricats and
Mixtures for Business Coatings. Elegant
French. English and American CASH
meres and DoeskIns of every quality,
style and price, and the best Inc OF
V,siings in Velvet. Silk and Cashmeres
tver seen in this market. the whole max
ing the largest and most desirable as
sortment Of piece goods ever opened
OF the Western Reserve.
Persons in wan: of Custom Clio h'rg will do veil TO
lOsk through our st ck before making heir selections
All garments warrante t. 1t, NJ the
BUo1OR CLOTHING STORE Of
?. 7. REED 4 Co, Mes. Market 81
DC. 90, '59-tt WARREN, ONO.
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NATURAL PPRsERyED Fruits

~ We hAv- o. bad . nics Assortment Of Cln
Fruits. rreseTy-d Il l.gAt syrup, and EsrrAatsd gon3,
consisting OF Peaches. Peas. Pine Apples, llEton
blEeAtsTries. GrCel Gage Plu@s, Qaincss. &c
HO0P 4 PEW.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

a BeHe50iSTt TEsfitstiOE ssfGbhShed By special Ez-
Ssrzsst. Tor rae re tsf Of the Sick and DtsrtgseG
aEiftsd rata FsrEisHt gEd EyiSezie Dissases. GaG
ssPee'aIy for tAs Gaze Of Dissssss Of tAs SERIAL
OrgsRs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
IfA by The Acting sn' geOn, "a ell who apply ny let
ter. with \ t=seTi, tion Of their egh iition. (gs. ecu
pat ON. .hshisS Of lie 6e ) and ia c-sss OF extreme
P~serv. uerieires IN ash-l Zee OF ehsrrs.
SALU ABLE REP0RrS IN : rsaat0 rhsa. and
other ID s.'seS OF ne sexual organs, ard "a te SEW
RrhEDlss carp "yri "a ths [ sheus8Ty. sent u thr
a,airtei in sesird letter cav iop-s. free Of cstr:e-
TIE or three = ,ults for iostag. vii be A. e~pt4' +
Afdr-ss. iH J. SRfLLIN u~OTOiTyS. Acting
Surgeon. Ho ART Ass3ststi0u. No. > South Ninth
Street, Pniladeirhia, Pa. By order Of The Directors.
EZRA D. HEAKrTELL, PrsTiGsAf.
eE5- f~AiAEnILD. Secretary,
Nov. ls, Is51.-Iy
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MAKING C~ONXECTIOSs,
At Cleveland With Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland "a.
lanbus e Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Clsyt =
land 4 Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Ats9lon, with Hacks to chazrin Falls, &c,
" Aantua with Hacks To- navenaa.
S1acenHe wiz naeks for Newton FAILS. sc.
har--a with Hacks to Sharon, GreenvilIs Mead
Vile. Bloomfield Garfield. &c
." youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland AID Enon Valley. and thence by P. It. ".
81 c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Is. 1859. CHAS L RHOnES Su,t
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Court of Common Pleas.

The Spring Term commenced on Monday
slast-Judge Hoffman presiding.
GRAND JURoRs.
Cad Andrews, Ira Fowler, Simon Bocrstler,
David Anderson. Peter Carlton, Abjah Wright,
Epson Bushnell, Edward Mahan, VIM. S.
Goucher, Adam Fcnstermaker, ]. G. Scott,
Elijah Ballard, E. J. Humes, Josiah SOule,
4Orris Mason.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP

HENRY G STRATTON has. thi>
II day. been associated with us. aud we shall con
time the Drug & Medicine husiress as heretoi o. r. a
Nos Main Street. under the name and firm Of SMITH.
STRETTos Co. L. A. SMITH & CO.
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