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DEArn or FinS zcUAvR.-Captan John Foancy, OF the
Second Fire zouavcs, wounded at Williamsburg, dicd al
his rosdoncc Eighty rst street, yesterday afternoon
Tho deceased connected with tho Fire Department or
number OF yoars and Of tho frst TO volunteer
his services to hs country on the outbreak OF the re-
bsli0n.
Lioutonant Colonel James L. Fraser, Of tho Forty
seventh regiment New YORK State Volunteers, was last
evening tho recipient Of handsome testimonial from
tho citizons or New York, comprising full horse
equipments, given him token OF tho cstoom for him
AZ the citizen and tho soldier Colonel Fraser has been
sick for tmc but returns convaosceat to hs
kdisto Island. South Carolina, In tho
Efcgsnn today.
Tux Police AM liquor DEAlEes.General Sapcruiond.
oat kennedy issued order last night, to the several
pl locinct captains, u the effect that Il IL not advisable
Tor them TO mako arrests for selling liquor without
lie,rsc early the sessiln OF the Excise Commits
suncgs; that fair oppo,tuny should be afforded al
a. abldiag ctEans ~ obtain hoig icinscs aud that IN
due writer's Will be given directing the manno, of
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The Turf.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wednesday, May %, match 81 900, mile heats, be-.
thrco in FIVE, to wagons.
II. woodruff named &. IN. Lady Suffolk ...1 % 1
Time, s-241i4-240-24iL
The Fashion Pleasure Grounds were well attended ves
to-day afternoon to witness the above race Five vorv
exciting heats required TO decide tho event 90
closely matched tho nags engaged Want OF room
Excludes the detailed report Of tho Tho purse race
also announced for yesterday, did not come or Il was
postponed until TENOR
At the Union Course, Sunnysde, Ell. Eddy ana Willow
Macnree announced 10 trot this afternoon for ss0
mile heats 10 wagons.
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Sketch OF Nafchcz.

Natohez was at one time the most populous and com
mercial city OF the State OF Mississippi and capital Of
Adams county. II Is situated the east bank OF the
Mississippi river, alb out 2S9 miles above New Orleans
over 900 miles below st. Louis about SEQ miles from
Memphis and about 100 miles from yicksburg 1t is 100
miles from Jackson the capital or the Sae in direct
southwestern air line. II is pleasantly situated on a
bluff which rises about two hundred feet above the river
aifording an extensive view OF the immense cypress
swamps OF louisiana The surface Of the ground in the
city and in the adjacent country is undulatng and pre-
sents striking contrast with the fat surface of the op
posite side OF the river. Tho streets of Nachez are
wide and rectangular, and Of the public buildings
handsome The private residences mostly built OF
wood and many OF them have flower gardens and
orange groves adjoining. Among the public buildings
are the Court House. FIVE or six churches, q
hospital orphan asylum and masonic hall. Pre-
vious to the rebellion several newspapers were
pubshedin ths city and had tolerably good patron
age. Within few years OF the commencement OF this
disastrous rebellion Natchsz had increased considerably
in importance and population in consequence OF its nu
merous fourishing seminaries and Its public schooI !,
which supported by general taxation OF the citi-
gems. The latter averaged about Ave hundred pupils
annually Natchez the centre OF extensive trade
of which cotton the principal article Steamboats,
constantly arriving and departing from its wharves
during its 1ourishing days. but, alas how changed has
its river view and river trade The heavy ship
ping business used to be transacted in tho lower part
the town, which part designated .'Na.chcz Under
the HILL" Tho last published.returns gave tho popua-
tion at about six thousand. Adams county is situated
in tho southwestern part OF the State and has
about four hundred and forty square miles
hundred and eighty thousand The Mississippi
river bounds il the wcst dividing it from Louisiana
and the Homschitto the south. The county is not
any very great local importance further than its connec
tcn with the abovedcscribed city, and contains po
pulation OF about eighteen thousand persons.
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navy or marine corps. The preemption principle is

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also engrafted in the bill
TnE DISTRICT coLuMMA HOSPITAL BILL.
The House then went into committee the bill TO
purchase the hospital in tho District Of Columbia known
as the Douglas Hospital, and approprating $4,000 FOR
that purpose.
Mr. EDGE.rov, (rep) of Ohio reviewed tho democratic
address recently issued, which, while IL assailed tho
government contained not word against the rebellion,
the prime movers in which were democrats-the War
wcks, who made and unmade Presidents with the ara
OF their Northern allies. II with bad grace 70
talk about the loyalty o. the democratic party ana The
maintenance OF the constitution as II is His colleague
mr. Valandigham the author Of this address, the
lie and aniinating spirit OF the movement wh,ch
~ oontempiates He reviewed 'he record o. MS
declaration early 1860 that he would vote no money
to put down and rebellion and he had lived up
TO II with religious fidelity His colleague had rehashed
this speech various occasions, finding fault with the
government but not complaining against the rebelion
and endeavorng to parayze the energies OF the govern
ment by telling the people thoy are hopelcssly in debt
He had doubt that the address inspired the camps OF
secession with JOY To talk Of peace tends only to
strengthen the Of the rebels. There be no
peace till they subdued by compromise and con-
cession. but by bullets and men.
GOVERNMENT DEBT.
On motion OF Mr. McPHEIsON (rep) Of Pa, resolution
adopted calling tho secretary OF the Treasury 10
furnish statement OF the public debt this date, to-
gether with statement OF tho average rate of interest
'TRIcr VOLUNTEER ENIIsrMEsTs.
Mr.. WicLIFE, (Union) OF Ky, introduceda bill which
was referred to the Committee on Military Affairs, de-
claring that under msconsructon OF the two acts oil
July 192 600 volunteers than authorized have
been mustered and the money 10 pay them appropriated
during the SESSION. ana tnat the corps OF volun-
shall exceed tho entire number in service
unless hereafter authorized by act Of Congress- also that
1t shall not be lawful TO receive and muster soldiers
to arm the fugitive slaves that may be captured by
the army seduced by any one to leave their owners
and come within the lines Of the camp Of any officer the
officer who shall violate this section to be cashered
upon conviction by court martial
MILEAGE OF CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTANTS.
Mr.. FRANK. (repl Of N X, introduced joint resou-
tion, which referred to the Committee on Mileage
that hereafter when oEe House OF Congress- shall decide
adversely upon claim to be admitted to seat therein,
1t shall not be lawful in any for such House to allow
20 such unsuccessful applicant for seat greater sum
than for compensation and mileage.
The House then adjourned.
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News from Neyybern, NJ. C,
ARRIVAL or THE UNITED STATES STEAM TrANspo,
GEORGE pEAHODy.

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES STEAM TRANSPORT
GEORGE PEABODY.
The United States steam transport George Peabody.
Capt. W. H. Keartsrs, arrived last evening from Hattie.
Inlet having sailed from that port on the Esd at six
Pm.
Tho Peabody put into Fortress Monroe in consequence
Of heavy Storm and left that port the 27h
p NJ About twenty OF her passengers lsft at the fort
to take tho Baltimore boat.
The Peabody brings the crow and passengers OF tho
wrecked steamer Oriental, together with twenty-five
rebel prisoners, In charge Of Lieut. J. Atkinson aad
guard.
The following is the Peabody list Of passcngers-
Capt Lake. United States Army; Lieut. Hammond Cant
III Moore. ASSISTANT puarternasicr lioJme Or pckeit
Or |. 3 Horton, Cook, WIN Emrich, Dan Conncll. NJ
Pfink, Seventy ninth New York State Militia Icu j m
Van Ripper do: q Webster, do; Jas Elliott DO; SnIth
ID Balsh Noble, First Massachusetts, cavalry: Flick
Hughes, @ Hamburger, Halpn, Smith, Cam brown
United States pilots ~ Moore, y aham ID BarriI, Dick
son, Faulkner, Davis, Shine, Caldwell, II Dengat
hawry - -
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WINTER GAnDES.--sIR EDwIy 'ApAus' BExEfr.-This
excellent actor, who has made high dramatic position
amongst during his recent engagement takes his beno
ft to.nght-thc last but two OF Miss Datemaus pcror
Cn this occasion will bc given (,st tlnc) tho
Drama, Rosa Grosorio,' and tho fourth and nth
acts OF the "Iunchback in both Of which Miss nateman
and Mr.. Adams will appear as usual
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News from Fort Wright.

iREroRrBD ARRIVAL OF OUR FLEET AT THE worr.
or wnITg Ri,ER-riiE ENEMY LARGELY REIN
FORCED IN THE VICINITY or FORT wkrGuT--CoN
TIsUArIoN Or THE UNION FIRE ON THE FORT. Erc
CHICAGO, May IS, 1862
special from Fort Wright, dated 21th says that tho
enemy believed to have been largely reinforced during
tho last three days.
Two transports nrc known TO have arrived from Nom
phis bringing two regiments o. infantry and throe bat
tories OF artillery.
part OF this forco landed at Randolph. whe tho re
andcr occupy the Arkansas shore nearly opposite tho
foot Of island No. 49, whsro they reported to bo on
gagged In throwing up batteries.
refugee from Memphis on SUNDAY says that rumor
was current in that city that federal vessels had
rehsi White river, At the mouth Of which they had
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established blockade. Tho rebel steamers wore thus
cut or from their last OF escape.
Deserters and refugees continue TO arrive at the fleet
Several who havo just arrived bring the report that the
enemy is about 10 assail the aotlla.
A short tne before the left the fleet tho
ortars which had been silent days, again opened
fire the fort.
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The situation OF the city is elevated tho ground un
oven and the style Of buildings far from being compact
or elegant. II contains, besides the county buildings
four or Eve churches and several academies for both
soxes Three daily newspapers published here and
had very fair patronage previous to tho rebellion
vicksburg was, before the present troubles, tho
commercial place on the river between Memphis
and Natchez, and was important mart for cot
ton Of which article about hundred thousand bales
annua lily exported. Tho greater part OF this
used to be received tho before mentioned raroad
Steamboats, in the habit OF plying regularly between
New Orleans and Vicksburg, and did thriving trade
railroad has boon surveyed through louisiana from
this place to arsha in Texas, via Shreveport but is
not yet completed farther than Monroe The tonnage Of
this port about two sncc 215s TONS enrocd
aud licensed, and employed in steam navigation The
receipts of cotton by railroad for three years were
fcows:-n 1850 abou. nfty thousand ba,es; in 1851
sixty-two thousand, and in 1852, nearly nnety
thousand. These numbers have greatly increased M 10
1900. Tho population ia 1850 357s, being an in
crease Of one in six over that of 1910.
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Sketch OF Vfckahur1.

vicksburg is tho capital Of Warren county Mississippi
and is city and port Of entry 1t is situated on the
Mississippi river, three hundred and ninety five miles
above New Orleans and seven hundred and ninety
below st. Louis. 1t is distant by water from Cairo
about six hundred and thirty miles, and from Memphis
nearly four hundred miles, II is also over hundred
miles above Natchez, and oight miles from warrsnton
The distances to ycksburg by rail- along tho Southern
Mississippi Railroad, &C., from tho following places are
also important ut this time
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"LOcl<e ON the Understandings, ssBur-
ton Melancholy" "Pollocx the Course of Time" )"
.Buckle Civilization, all OF
.reatIse but they have hte 81 ni.cance conparea with
Fisher OF Wallae ks declares himself unlucky that
he been born halter. all the little boys would have
into the world without heads IL
title fellows have an anienaal Of Knox and
their choice in the matter they would be
Hydra, with hundred heads, each camorng
to behtted with u Hat from KNOX, No. PIP Broadway
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. INiiANA2Oiis, My %, 1862.
II. c. S,oycr the stock swndler, lat ndaus,rlls to.
day with guard Tor New 10 k. lie Is nj ,ory com
municatsc. He says ho use al the blanks ho had ad
cannot tell without examining tho books how much suu
liyns stO ok ha S been issged.
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Election or Governor sprague ms United
states Senator.

PRoviDENCs, May %, 1852.
Governor William Sprague to-day elected United
states senator for six years. from tho 4th March
when the term OF Seuator simmons expires He received
o. OF 103 There regular nomination ~
opposition.
Another regiment and battery expect TO leave Tor
Washing .On tomorrow.
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CooiER ksr1tTs--Mr Rirey will givo the second Of
his interesting exhibitions this evening mo new ex
perimcnts will be introduced on this occasion
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The Sensational Drama, ssAdclaide OF
Dresden " at BARNUMS Is drawing big houses and with
Com. Mutt &c, is strong attraction The great Baby Show
commences Monday.
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Eight Cartes de Visite for 81, ut
BALCII S, 80 Greenwich street, corner Barclay.
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Logalixed Lottc-
RES. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, IL
Wall street, New York, room No l.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes, 2j Broadway of Murray
New York.
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Beautiful COmplexiOn.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid PEARL for preserving and
complexion and skin Sold BY oil druggists and at $50 Broad
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Royal Havana Lottery.--See Official
Drawing Of May II. ls62, In another column.
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A New Observation-Disclosures Added to
our establishment the manufacture of all branches
respectfully invite the of pre-
sentaon owners of vessels proprcors OF hotels dealers
tags and the public generally to the unequaed facilities
have for producing in the best style with despatch
every variety Of Flags Banners Ensgns Burgess Jacks
Signals Pennants &C. &c Artists of ability engaged
design experienced hands this branch
business Also men TO rig and hoist hag &c.
DOUGLAS 4 SHERWOOD,
81 and 50 White street.
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Hill's Hair Dye.-5O Cents; Black or
Brown. Best in Depot No. Barclay street. and sold
nv n
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A Pure TObacco.-YeliOw Bank Tobnc-
co-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from
impurities, for sale by all tobacco and segar Dealers
Wholesale by E. GOODWIN BROTHER, 209 Water street
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Cristad0r0's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wigs the best In the world. Wholesale RETAIL the
dye privately applied 1t No 8 Astor House.
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OmcialDrawings or the Kentucky and

Delaware State Lotteries.
KxsrucKY, EXTRA CLASS l99-May %. 1862.
"a, IA, IA, >, II, Il, Al. Il, a. 33, 50, 70, AZ.
DELAWARE. GLASS 237-May % lS62.
81. "a, 35, n. IL. 40, l3, co. 43, IT, 81, 20, Sc.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington Delaware or Covington. Kentucky.
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Ii
warranted to Scrofula Eryspeas, Ringworm Scale
Head Salt Rhenm Ulcers Fever Sores, Pmpes and every
disease of the Skin. OF whatever nature.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oc No vcsey street (under the Astor House, op
poste the church Female attends lad es No connection
whatever with any other Truss office Of name.
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Barry's TricOphcrOus is tho Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING beauyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies try IT, Sold by
all druggists
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DIR. Kinne's Now Truss.-Vhc only Per-
feet summer and bathing Truss Cheap Clean comfora-
BILE. 266 Broadway.
Card.-The Lungs.--Drs. r.. d i. Hunter,
consulting physans for affections Of the and lungs
have resumed practice Once S32 Broadway
former Office.
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OMcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTucKY, EXTRA CLASS 25l-Nay %, 1869.
90, 81, III, So, "a. H. 40, 81. Al, 90. II, At, 75
KENTUCKY GLASS 2s2-May % 1862
AZ. Y, Il, A., %, 5, TO- 13, 73, 2, 30, 10, 33.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Gown zton KY. st. Louis Mo.
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COMPANY X, TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
~ State Mlitia-The above company Will boz mustered
Captain Anihon, OF General HMtes san
United Army. this lTnurs lay csenng The mein
hereby notified to assemble at the headquarters
Thompson STREETS at pre-
ciey. recruits wanted; those wishing 70
Join this rst class regiment do so by applying this day
Mt OF Fourth and Thompson Streets
" '" ~ ii. BAICLEY, Captain.
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Carpeting, Sole Leather, &c,
at the sign of the "EmpiTs Sore" Market Street,
Warren, Ohio.
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WHAT GEN. CAss TnrNKs.-We have il
on good authority that General Lewis
Cass cordially approves of the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation, and of all
other war measures thus far adopted by
the Government. He thinks the Presi-
dent is justified in resorting 10 the most
extreme measures allowable by civilized
warfare TO put down the rebellion and
save the Republic. All real Democratic
statesmen and patriots think so. The
tories and rebels think otherwise.-ChicG-
90 journal.
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The celebrated David Crockett, on Wis
iting a m~enagerie. wa comparing the
countenance of q monkey 20 that Of one
of his fellow-members Of Congress. Turn
ing, he saw the gentleman had overheard
his remarks; so. to make matters pleas
ant, he said, Il do not know which TO
apologize to, you or the monkey.
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Two old New England ministers were
riding by a gallows. when the older one
asked the other, "Where would you be if
hat tree bore its proper fruit" "Riding
alone, sir" was the reply.
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GROCERS.
J II SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS

L. SPEAR. L. SPEAR. JR
EDWARD SPEAR & son,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber, Rough and
Dressed, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring, Siding,
Shingles and Lath, Ne !, Canal Street, Warren, 81
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Warren Marble Works.

TNHE undersigned would respectful
Il ly announce to the citizens of rumbu and
surrounding. counties, that We stand ready TO fur
nish them with the latest and most approved East
ern styles of
Monuments, He~adstones,
and anything that comes in the line of mapufactur-
ed Marble, and can satisfy all in reference TO our
ability and skill IN execution Of work. The finest
quality Of Italian and American Marble CONSTANTLY
kept on hand. Also, plans and designs of all kinds,
for the benefit of customers.
All persons wishing TO obtain any thingin our line
would do well to call and examine our stock. he
fore buying elsewhere.
HOWARD & KGHLER.
Liberty Street, opposite the Bank.
Warren, July 30, lS62-tf
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CIR MFENB r. G

EAM Ed
Are prepared under the immediate supervision Of
n skillful Physician. and they may oerelled upon IN
all cases.
The intelligence of the community IS not insulted
BY the offer of a single medicine which claims TO
cure ALL DISEASES, but the GrsfenbeTg heme1les
consists of eleven different medicines. all unequaled
in the cure of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended, among which may be selected one appro-
pirate to any Of the diseases incident to TINS country
ErTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kind Of Pills in the world
EsHGREFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICoN
y an infalible remedy Tor all Female diseases
ES-fHE UTERINE C~ATHoLICON will also
cure Gravel, diseases of the Kidneys. urinary dim
1.-THE GRRFENBERG sARSAPARILLA is
by far the most powerful and eficacious compound
s5rTHE GRRFENBERG DYsENTERY sYR-
UP is a certain and quick remedy for all diseases OF
the boWels-Price 50 cents.
%THE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fails to permanently relieve this distressing dls-
SrTHE GRRFENBERG CHILDREN's PAN
ACEA is an invaluable compound in all diseases IN
H%THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is q sovereign specific for this particular
dlis ssTH GR SREFFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT exeels all other salves IN its curative
SSTTHE REFENBERG CONSUMPT1VE'S
BALM affords the most astonishing reliet N al pull
monary eomplaints-Priee s. q bottle. &S-An emf
nent Physician of New York, states that he has
known the Grafenberg COnsumptyes Balm used
with great success in Dropsy. Our own experience
sS-THE CIR NUREMBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
pa E@THE OK SEsfFIESNBERG EYE LOTION is I'M
paralleled in all Inflammation or diseases oil the eye
Price Is cents.
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VI. 4. HUI
SA ,. AkI
w. H. HULL d CO.,

Aanufaeturers of Improved Steam Engines. Iron
and Brass Founders and Millwrights, Franklin
Foundry. Corner of Liberty and South Streets.
Warren, Ohio.
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slaves Wanted.

g." tpOscriber will pay the highest
atrket price in cash for any amount Of oil bar
rel Slaves and Headings, delivered at his shop on
the Caaal. near NJ. B. Tayler's Warehouse.
A. N. DIETZ.
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Manufacturer of Saddles, Harnesses. Trunks. &c
Trumbul County, Ohio.
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WILLIAM

Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles. Harne,se.
Brides, Martingales, Trunks, Whips, Buffalo an,
Fancy Robes, Horse Blanket, Covers, FIy-Net.
&e-, No II, west side of Main Street, Warren. o.
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Cabinet Ware and Chairs.
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.
4. TRUEsDELL-

.u,D- q. 7. TOWNSEND
TRUESDELL a TOWSsEND-
CAt the weIl-known stand of A. TruesdellJ
entered into a partnership
for the manufacture and sale Of CABINET
F1KNTTURE and CHAIRS in alltheir yariousya-
~rieties, and have now on hand and are recei'ins =
large assortment. consisting Ii part, Oh
So Extension Tables,
49, Tatas Centre
~ Bo.kar. Card
EoSy Chairs Dining
q" Snring Seat Chairs, Breakfast
Cane Seat Chairs, a great variety hitsnen .
"0O Cott.ga Common
ESan Bedsteads- lTrundle
WI. NJ Rureaus Bookcases, Decks, Wash
Stands Picture-Frames. Cribs, Cradles, etc In
short, everything usually Kept orealIeo = a.
niture establishment, will be found or manuiaetur-
Y nrdsrs from 4 distance promptly attended to, and
Furniture carefully packed and delivered at Carsor
Boat
COFFINSs
large assortment always on hand, and made 10
order Al ali times. A Hearse furnished when re
guheN May IS, 1859.
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E. HI. ALLISON,

Msnufaeturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, RuLbers.
&c. Also Dealer in Leather, Findings, Lasts, &c
Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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BENJAMIN CR.NacE

MCCONNELL,
Nanqfaet1rer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes. Leathe
and Findings, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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r. S. PARKS. A. VENT.
DaDHS L NrENgrH

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry. Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpeting, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades, Ready Made Clothing,
&C., always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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KING 4, BROTHER.

Dealers in Watches, Clocks. JeweIry, Silver, Plated
and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods, &c,
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted.