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But a modest fact, that I am making bet
tT tcoEk uhdnis made in Northern Ohio, and
as good as Is made at any Gallery IN ne
country, and invite the criticism OF the bssf
Judges as to what l am saying, for l wish no
'1aurels that l have not earned, and can saw
with the poet, may my head go bare tiil
merit growu tt'h GalleEy opposite Court
Honse, Warren. a. RlCE-Artist.
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House and Lot for sale.
A New Dana-tnra

VIM. f. Porter's House and Lot on South
Street. is not sold, as reported IN the Con-
stitutiOn, but is for sale low for cash.
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nYOu don't Know

What You want in the way, OF Clothing
callat the Buffalo Clothing Sore VI they
WIN ma it for you. No. 2MaIn st.
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A Fine Lot OF
MoGEs%gssissPd Lemons fresh and nice. at
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For Moving Machines. e
Caster Oil, Lard Oil, Crude Mecca OIL.
H0YT & ST EAR, .
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Green House Plants.
4 a Ee ssf 1ats'' at T&ET,RHo frs'
90 Gases

~ SdSeS 30 -ril lED .saEl- r1f 20 fls.|
Fresh Cove oysters, Just received and for
sale by the case or ean AZ way down prices,
at James McConneH'ss hlt W.-s asi r-.
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Resi- Canyassed Sugar Cured Hams

.Fuchsias, GerRniums &c.
10 plants for 500. A. I. HoYT.
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COlupIete,

Fresh Vegetables
Can always be found in their season, at
McConnellis .fet-- 1871 ~
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Christ Church, Warrm.

at Allison's Drug Store.
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Home and Healfhl.

From. old IpEieesi We have reduced this
pound. 10 HOYT & SPEAR
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MaItby's H. & MS. q
And al the other popular brands, at Nc
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Teas Retailed

Almost IS low as they were before Horace
Greeley went crazy. Prices reduced 10 TO %
cents a paund July LIST. Hoyt & Spear, No.
5 Main st
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u cents. Best Dried Beef Il cts; per n
Timothy and Glover seed low as the lowest.
HAPGOOD & BROWN.
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Soda Water /! Soda WaterI
Best in town. at Allison Drug Store.

lee Cold Lemonade
That can't be beat. at MeConnelrs.
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.FoWDIats for Sale.

'EI TWE a UH
a good platform spring Wagon. Price
SIPOsgl- rv 81 ~ AT. HOYT.
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Caution.

All III want -
OfR Dolly Warden or Grand Duke Hat,
should go TO the Buffalo Clothing House.
next door to Trumbuu National Bank.
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Ladies'

Can find some very pretty Roll Plate lew
eiry at HutHs on Mafp 81 June 9Etf
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Closing Ont Sale.

I am oferinga fine stock OF Greenhouse
Plants at low figures to close out.
July A. 7. HOYT.
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bargains at Eing,si

Is Now Is the time to buy everything in the
way OF Watches. Clocks, Jevelry and Plated
Ware, cheap, at Kings JewelFy Store, I
Main st. Call and see.
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Ice Cream Parl0rS
Open every day and evening, at Neon
nell's. Main st.
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Cold Soda Water,
The best and coolest In the city, at MeCon-
nells.
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When disease OF any Kind Invades the
family circle it brings unhappinesSand pain.
In the words home mi health are en-
bodied sentiments of the highest concern to
al who wish the greatest degree or enjoy
ment which this world affords. We have
seen many a pale sickly girl fadingaway as
the frost meIts before the kiss Of the sun
beam, the pallor Indicative Of w~aninghealth
may be seen spreading its touch OF decay
over her oDce beaming face, now comes
the cough, the wasting Of the flesh, the
tremalous walk, the sunken eye, the eN-
pectoration OF blood or matter which point
out that the lungs are falling In their odice.
Now is the time to take a remedy, such q
one as DR.. Keyserfs Lung Cure, which viii
not only improve b blood and add 10 its
plastic power, but will aid the Emphatic
and eliminating organs to remove from the
system the lurking poisOns which faint and
.vitiate the blood. It is all right Z wrap up
in nannels and TO protectth feet with shoes
impervious to the wet and slush of winter,
butwhen the cough comes, the fevered glow
OF The face, the Qnickened movement Of the
heart, youmsy well know that something
more is needed to preserve the animal or
ganism from wreck and ultimate III It
IS useless to cry out when all The avenues OF
lifehnYe been forced. and when function
after function has surrendered to the enc
my. DR.. Keyser's Lung Cure Is the remedy
that Will cure consumption as well as re-
move the cGchetic state Of the system upon
which IL depends, send for pamphlet
Sold at SI,5oapef bottle. or & for S5O. LING
examinations every dayexeeptS Sunday and
Tuesday, at Liberty ST., Pittsbnrgh from
10 a. m to ] p. M n from until p. N.
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Fans a Speciality
And found in great variety. at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Divine service every Lords Day, both
morning and evening, at the usual hours,
a on Thursday evenings. SEATS Rec
To- All who Will worship E1th US a cordial
cheerfuIly provide seats for All who come.
ADrl E-ff N rN
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The Finest Display

In Youths and Children's Clothing to be
seen in Trumbun County, is at the Buffalo
Clothing Emporium, No. 2 Main ST.
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.C6st0Fia-a substitute for Castor Ola
Vegetable preparation consisting neither
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. It's pleas
'Antto take, does not nauseate, and operntes
when all other remedies failed. uDr Pitcher
has Experimental hfteen years in producing
OF, without its horrid taste. The Costoria
regulates the system; cures constipation,
st0maehTaehel croupe and fatuleney, and
kills worms 1tdoes. not distress or grippe
BY It's quieting. soothing effectit produces
nAtural sleep. and Is particularly adapted
ro crying u teethiDg children. r
I'VE desire physicians TO lest this article,
and VIII Onward three bottles RATS To the
address of any one so authenticated Insist
your druggist order II for you. II costs
but IS cents, and n bottle VIII save many
doctors bulls " ~ Unly lott.
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Four Brands
Greenhouse Remored.

EOuF brAnu8
ket Street Drug Store.
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At H. @. stratton q Co.'S Mason's I'm
proved Porcelain Top-the hest.
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All Who Have

Ladies Jet JeHelEy. -rEF %
somethIng nice, call and see, at HuIl,s, on
main Juno 26-n
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AHIn Want

All Goods Delivered
Free Of charge. by Mcconnell.
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UIItL ATIICItss
HOYT q SPEAR.
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Hats and BOnnetsI M q
At cost, for so deys. at ~
GUNLEFISGER & BROS.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct Is ~ 20 Re H. WALDECK.
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Daily Papers.

Morning and Evening Daily Cincinnati
and Cleveland papers. at the City News
Depot, one door south Of the Post Once,
Warren, o.
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Ex : s:s0pmI s.z7pmI 6:l0pmT 6sOOpInl 5c4Opm
EN- 9:55amI o.42am 9.25am 9-l5am
F't &06pml E25pml S;40pml &S5pm l;50
Theses Pm. west. and the 81 . M east
daily.
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Flowers
The Largest

Flowers
selling d, at one-halfregular prices.
JulyS ALL OYT.
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Not Blow

Every Thing
In the eating line to be had at McCon-
nalra
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School Board Election,

OSHVVA RVaAu EACOtlOn. =
The qualihed electors or the Union school
District composed Of the city OF Warren,
and territory thereto attached. for school
are hereby notified that an cleo
~ 2 sa III ~ nase1gefs9l sns "a
wiz be held at the Court House, between
the hours OF 70 O'Clock. Q. miami 5 O'clock
pm. on Tuesday July ., ISL. .
By order Of Board Of Education.
]. HARMON, Seeiy,
Warren, o., July 10, Is7242t. fFTlF
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CAMP, RANDALL & co.

Retail Price Current. Corrected weekly.
WARREN OHIO, July Q 1872
BUYING. fdl
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Hazard & Coz
Fruit lars

Depot for all their UnHVakd Preparation
at H. G.. Stratton & Co.'s
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AVI UVOu DluAEt MtaI --IT
@ Go to-BfcComelFs Main ST. Restaurant
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and Bakery,
EElT ~ b
Buy Your Clothing,
For Men and Boys, ofD. n. LAZARUS. he
makes no false promises, bat will give to
one and all their moneys worth,
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Travaler,a lRAristar.

MAh9ning DlTisIOn.THeSt.
Glrard Miles WAR'NlLev'b'gl PhaIx
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Dress Goods
at reduced prices, at
H5 GuNAEFLHGEk 4 BROS.
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-Workmen are engaged putting
g.dOwnnsWg gas pipe on High street, the
= old main, II seems, beingliH poor con-
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During the pest six months one
hundred aud sighy5fou marriage Hicen-
q SEES were granted by Probate JRdgel
v brc ,e9i-oE Cla - tar-u
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= The last N. E QnArtsriy meeting of
the present conferences ear, for Warren
VII be held ON Saturday and Sabbath
July e0t5 and Dist. alA llsl SEQ. 8
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Ohio State Fair.

The Ohio State Fair, for this year, will
be held at Mansfield, a point COMPARE
lively near and quite accessible 10 per-
sons residing in this portion ofthe State,
being on the line OF the A. & G. W. R'y,
and can bereachedin three or four hours
by rail from Warren. The fair COM
mences on Monday, September second,
and ending on the Friday following
The A. q G. w. R'y will carry passen'
gers to Mansfield and return for one full
fare for the round trip, and will carry
freight free when returned without
change Of ownership. We learn that
the Board of Directors has spared no
pains to have ample arrangements made
on the fair grounds for the convenience
and accommodation of exhibitors and
visitors. Mansfield is a prosperous and
beautiful city Of about 5000 inhabitants,
and the citizens are determined to do
every thing in their power to make the
fair a success and means of entertain
ment ample to meet the demands of the
dS VI NASltOHS WIN VIII Do lneISs
In a few weeks more the Fair season
will be fully inaugurated, and it is
in many respects the p~leasantest, most
joyous, social and festive period of the
year. We advise every one to attend all
the fairs they can-State, District, Coun-
ty and Township. The sights to be seen
and the recreation afforded a hardly
fail to benefit you mentally and bodily.
Then hurrah for the happy, merry Fair
timei
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"The Home Of Gods People,,

Is the title of anew book by Rey. VIM.
L. Gage, descriptive of the Holy Land,
its history. geography, past and present
condition. The work is handsomely
illustrated with us ~engravings, is prin-
ted on the best quality of paper; the
type large, clear and inviting, and is a
very readable, Instructive and pleasant
book, enabling us to study the Bible
with renewed interest, as by the infor-
nation gained, n is enabled to associ-
ate different circumstances with the
places at which they TRANSFERRED. The
contents embraces The Haunts and Wan
derings of Abraham ; Jacob and the
''South Country;" Egypt and the pas
sage of the Red Sea; Samson the Great
Humorist; Dayid and Saul; David's Sin;
Absalom's Revolt, Holy Places of the
New Testament; Palestine, its Aspects
and Condition Climate and Scenery Of
Palestine, Natural Productions of Pales-
tine; and a Comparative Survey of Sy-
ria. In fact the information gained by
a perusal of this work would not be
amiss to n person. The agent in this
city and vicinity is Miss Sadie Yeakel,
who will call upon our citizens with the
wo rk.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

llAmy A. Gray, Jesse Gray, Emily Gray,
Rachel Gray. Ames 7. Gray, George Gray,
who are supposed to be residents ofthe State
of Michigan; Mary Wells and - Wells,
Joel X. Apologize, William Dennison, Sa-
rah Dennison, and Henry Dennison, whose
residence is unknown, but supposed to be
In Mahontng county, in the State Of Ohio;
Mary Apologize. Henry Apologize, Joseph
V. Applegate, George APPLICABLE, William
Apologize, and Sarah lane Applegate, who
are supposed to reside in the State of Penn
~sylvania, are hereby notified that the Ma
honing Coal Railroad Company have hled
their petition in b Probate Court Of Trum-
bull county, in the state Of Ohio, the object
proper proceedings in said Court to apprO-
pirate to the use Of said Company a pOr-
ton Of the land owned by said above named
defendants, with others as heirs at law Of
Rachel Applegate, decd, situate in the
township OF Liberty, county and State of
Ohio, being part Of original Lot No. 4, and
being a strip lying adjoining land hereto
fore acquired by the said Mahoning Coal
Railroad Company, which strip OF land is
hundred and thirty feet long, the quantity
Of n parcel being about T15-l000 ofan acre,
more or less.
said petition viii be for hearing on The
I'd day Of September, A. D. 1872, alto o'clock
a. M. as to b preliminary enquiries pro-
yided by law in such cause, and IN the 18th
day OF Sept. A, D. 1872, at 10 o'clock, a. %.
as to the amount Of compensation TO be
awarded, at which times you are notified TO
appear and defend in a action, OF jndg-
ment viii be taken as prayed for in said
petition. TAYLOR & JONES,
Att'ys for the MahoningC Coal Railroad Co.
July IL. lSI2-6t
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Nj. Richard Brown, of Youngs-
town, a leading iron manufacturer,
and who has always been understood
asa jealous advocate Of a protective
tariff, IS running as the Democratic
free trade candidate for Congress in
the 18th District, against Hon. L. d.
Woodwork. We observe that his
supporters are ringing the changes on
reform" Is it free trade revenue
reform" that they mean, or is it that
Mr.. Brown has assumed the utterly
hopeless task of reforming the Demo
cratic party? Ofeourse the great coal
and manufacturing interests of the
18th district, which involve in their
continued prosperity the welfare of so
many thousand working men in the
mines and shops, furnaces and mills,
will elect a representative to Con-
gress, who is not tainted with the
Greeleyism Of selling out to free ira
ders for the sake of getting the empty
compliment oftheir votes. Mr. Brown
is very rich, and is spending money
freely to obtain supporters. Wood
worth is not rich, and has not the
money to use, even if he should desire
to eheckmste his antagonist in that
way. But he has no need to resort to
any such corrupt process, for the peo-
pie are with him and will award him
a glorious victory at the polls.
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The Northern Ohio Fair.

We invite attention to the advertise
ment of the Northern Ohio Fair, which
appears in another column. The third
of these Fairs is to be held in the city of
Cleveland on the 10th, 1Ith, 18th, 18th
and 14th of September, and promises to
be extraordinary in point of attractions
and general interest to all classes. The
extensive grounds have been enlarged,
until they now contain 100 acres, rem
dering them the largest as well as the
most beautiful in the country. The
permanent buildings have been in
creased in capacity, affording to exhibit
ors, this season, over 48, 900 square feet of
room in which to display their articles.
All the railroads leading to the city will
carry passengers at half fare; and TO
those who arrive from the West or South,
ample facilities for reaching the grounds
are provided by the third track which
has been laid upon the L. s. an. s. R.
R., and the double track upon the st.
Clair Street r. R. Arrangements have
been made for furnishing cheap and
substantial meals to $1,000 persons daily.
Races will be held each day, and we I'M
derstand that the Directors of the Associ-
alton give admission to both fair and
races for the single price of fifty cents
The entries thus far are reported to be
very extensive, as might reasonably be
expected in view of the liberal premi-
ums, aggregating $4,000.
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what l Know About TRIMMING

Since the days of our grandmothers,
there has never been such a rage fol
trimmings upon ladies' dresses and
suits as this year; and the most pop
ular is the socalled French fold, made
from bias material, put upon the
dress in a variety of styles. To trim
dresses at the present day without
the various Sewing Machine attach
ments would be an impossibility.
A young man in Chicago hasjusti in
vented an improvement for all Sew
ing Machines, with which TO put on
the fold as fast and as easily as an or
binary hem can be made, The same
implement is also a practical Binder
and good Hemmer.
1t is being made and sold by the
Leslie Rufher Company, and is a val
liable addition to the Sewing Ma
chine. 1t is called Comings' French
Trimmer, and will be sold by all
Sewing Machine Agents. Chicago
Evening Post.
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Rebel Soldiers to be PensiOned.

Rebel Soldiers to be PensiOned.
In the New York weekly tribune,
of August 18th, inst, under the head
ing of Editorial Notes" appears the
following:
1.-THE venerable John Neil still lives,
to ask the following absurd question =
"Can it be possible that honest, we'll
meaning men-Americans loving their
country, and abborring both traitors and
treason-can be found willing to have
for the Chief Magistrate of this great
people a man who is ready to pension
Rebel soldiers, and is not ashamed 10 ac-
knowledge it, and perhaps to pay of the
Rebel debt and indemnify the slave
holders p" We should say not. The
people will be willing to vote for no such
candidate. Nor are we aware that any
such candidate is running. Somebody
must ave been playing on the old mans
credulity."
The "old man" is not the simpleton
that the Tribune would insinuate that
he is. Nj. Greeley has said sufficient
Oh the question of paying pensions to
rebel soldiers, te justify the pertinent
queries of the Tri6une's venerable cor
respondent. On that very point, in
his Warren speech, in September last,
Mr. Greeley said
Were the Democratic party in power
it would be very hard to maintain the
payment of pensions to Union soldiers.
They would say, why have We not
won? Have we not voted in the ma
jority? Now you are paying pensions
to those fellows whom we have beaten
at tue polls, and you give no pensions to
us who have beaten them-' There
would be a demand to pension rebel
soldiers very difficult to resist"
Now it is patent to every one, that
the election of Mr.. Greeley would be
a Democratic success and would GER
tainly give that party the control of
the executive department of the gov
eminent; and inasmuch as Mr.. Gree
ley has declared that if elected he
will give the offices at his disposal to
his political supporters, nine-tenths
of whom are rebels and copperheads,
there is serious eason to apprehend
that influences which a weak and vas.
cillating President will find too diff
cult for his powers of resistance, will
be brought to bear on him, and in
view of his complete somersault into
the very center of the Democratic
camp, it is quite probable that Gree
ley would recommend the passage of
an act legalizing the payment of pen
sions to rebel soldiers. Such a thing
one year ago would have been con-
sidered impossible with Mr.. Greeley,
but he has given the country evidence
that he is capable of %consenting to
any thing that his supporters may
exact of him.
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single argument which Heisley had
resorted without evineing the wide
disparity of the views entertained by
each relative to the same question at
issue. From the speeches and the
manner of their reception the only
deducible conclusion was that be-
tween the parties to the coalition
there was but one feeling In common
"a willingness to resort to any
means, TO sacrifice principle and
honor, to beat Grant. At the con-
clusion Of the Judges remarks, the
meeting quietly adjourned. 1t was a
most h~umiliating exposure Of the
puerility of the movement here.