ocr: COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT. Fidilishcd rvcry Saturday Morning, by LEVI L. TATE. In Bloomsburg, Columbia Oo., Officii. In the new Brick Building, op positc the Exchange, by side of tlus Court Mouse, "Democratic Head Quarters," TKHM8 OP lUDSCnlTTION. 1al,00 In mlranco, for ono eopy, for ctx months 1,75 In advance, for ono copy, ono year. 2,00 If not ia!d wltlilntho lirat tkreo months. 2,25 If not J ai'l within tbo first tlx months. C.60 If not paid within tbo year. '10 No tubsorlptioti takon for less than six months, 'ami no paper illscontlnod until all arrearages shall have been paid. 10-Qrdlnary adrcvtlncmcnts Insottcd nnd Job--york executed at tho established prices'.


ocr: leanarranjn'. Tite portrait of each fn.livl.liutl n.tnlr " 'b nmily fan be prcarrvednn.1 u lal n coat Jen lhan, . Ibo pnlntlnir ojan ..rdlnaly aice.l fnrtrnt CIMI JllllliK.il "A ?".' " P"f ! W ciodat any i ' 9&3RttVB (Successor, to PERRY EllETY.) UOOKal'.Lt.BR, flLANKIlOOK MANUFACTURER. HINDER ,ND IJEALKU Iff IMPORTED If JIMKKtOAf gT.tTIOJfF.n, B. W Corntr, tilt and Race Philadelphia. (JOI1 ritlNTlN'tl,) (UOOK DINDINd.) iiiniinppa to I ! VV fr.-nd. nd lMtr.,,.. 'that he I. topplyln, ittlili own Mnnnrar-mrv. Rntihi rn nmni. Pumtn vrricKn tet kikiuniii rnmily IllMef, KTiii;p.v;,. 'wV.Mn.iC;"?;.. l arcliment. fc Taper IJeerti . .Mnri(.nna a..... Pm,,,,., . ' . c """" np"r, . :V.... , 1,1 1,1 1'ic r Aaii Mauilne. IiihkIkji,. all le I ' 'V'iv.ij.u "'i."'i ... -.i .... . . icuiinui. inu ..iu uooaa uounu in wm. o. rciinv, lucce.rnr to Perry A E.rry. 4111 fc Ilace, Philadelphia.

place_of_publication: Bloomsburg, Pa.

name: Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume]

publisher: Levi L. Tate


ocr: )rt:U li57 CHEAP STORE. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. jrSMlE unduraijiDCtl take pleasure in nn i J) noiinctn; to tlicircuftoruert- and the pubUcpener I rtily. Hint (hey havejiiFt lercived, at the i.mie Ridg 1 Sioro a rhoice nRsorltncnt cf Spring ami Summer Gentle. Comprising every article usually kept In . Country Store wtilrh hatel.rfn feUcted with care I and will be. sold at very low in "es ftr ready pay. D!l GOODS. ronsiMhifr nf a larjr,- tTrieiy Oel.iined, Itr.vta.t'al oer. &z. Uluth. Cataimera. Q" Country producetnken in rxchnnprfor poa Give un a call. Nunc ntcii co nvvuy dif-.'iU'f.ed 0. & G. LOW him r.i.lci'. Marrh 23, IP.'.7 T fjTx ur f sn. fnn fVS-OW G-li-llllfijS J-'a-TT 1J U U 17 U . SPRrKfr AD Hit IHAfTTP Off JOfiT Ol IVUIU J- u OUlUUJ!i. ,WU lOi . rl'ho undnrsigned, cratclul for former I liberal patronage. 'respectful ly inrcrn, friends and cu.tomersSn general, llial h has co n,; inencedbiisine.sin his spacmus New Storo llnusc jitit received, afullsupply of SPUING AND UMA!ER G( ODS. coropniingvery variety of fnahion. quality and tye itsunlly kept hi the best ilores, Oroeriet.Qnincewnrc Hardware, Full. 4 -ill -1, lint 1, 1'api. Itintu, Hhoefi, sJcc., winch will be sold on ncroinmo(i.iiliig Terms. EJ Grain nnd p oduro of all kin.lw ntei). A A: S. Manville. March M, 1837. y 1 NEW C A R !U7lGEESTABL ISIIMENT A' HLOOMSBURG. la tho Nov brick thrco Story Carriage Factory, cn Main below Market. TIIE subscriber would respectfully annninceto rie public, tint. sie haacoii.ntenccd the GA11RIAQE & ,9t5? W.ARON MAKING U U A'3 ti'-WK in nil iiitranchet. lie I c prepnred loetecite nil .riler ami lianonhiindnl recent nn assortment nf finished work which purchaaeri willUtnlii to thr iitlvarilage to eta mine. rtCPAIRlN'O, Will be done In the most prompt nn.l fnrefn inannefr nnd upon terms wlHelirnnnnt t'ul loivesatiitrartinn. HI'ltWVIirJOGi; A. WII.PDN.


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ocr: (JOIMBIA 'Published tvcry'SatUtday Morning, by LEVI L. TATE. In Bloomsburg, Columbia Co.i 'Oi'fiob. In tlie-ncw Brick Building, bp posilctie Exchange, by side, of ihe.Cou't House, Democratic. llcad Quarters," TKttMS or SCBSCntPTlO)). 01,00 In advance, for oho copy, for lit toontks. 1.7.1 Tn advance.' far one conr.ono Tear. 2.00 If not pul'l wltlilntbo first three months. 2,25 If not paid within tho first six mouths. 2,50 II not naiawunin ino yoar. and no paper .Ujoontinoa until Ml htt e.aAci shall hive boenpaU. , - HT-urainary navoruacmcniB insoriea uu, pp; work e.tocutod nttho cstahUihod pri903,


ocr: a. KAT, KOAOII, &o. EXTBUMINATOB. Pctim tnOc.aSc . GjC. nndfil boxes. "COSTAR"' UED UUO KXTCIIMIN ATOIt. Put tin In 2lC..S(le .75e nnd 01 b nit In. ,COSTAlt,a, ELllCTliIU POWDER FOR ANTS, JNSirCTS fcc Put up In 2V, and 'Oc bojes. Principal llepot, No.:t8d Uradvfly,"New fork,- an-d 'old ny i;rii?gi!t ami ueaiers evrywuere in inc uni SitPA. (.ina'hs, Wfi Inde? and South Amsrica


ocr: J. 1). & 8. A. ALLEN, No. 7 rtMii 8 south IVarves Dealers in Oils. HWRalways In stolen mpply ofOils Tin ery, turning and com oiou greasing purport! at ow I t Sperm, Wlnlrr Wlisle, Lard. Racked Whale, Elephant, tlreaslngnnd, Hnlar. ltnllnOlls. Which thry w HI id lat lowtsirntcs. Mar 12,1835-y.


ocr: S. L. Pancoast &, Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND D BALERS IN FISH, PROVISIONS, SALT, No. 17 North Wharve., Philadelphia,


ocr: OK TI1D NATIONAL SAFETY TAVST COMPAXr. jjjj ALNUT Street, South West corner efTllinn. rhilidelntiia Incnrp'irHtcd by iho Slate nf I'cinsylvanii. Money relvfdii. nny sum, l.ir?e nr small and Infrst paid foiu Ihediy of deposit lo the day withdrnwi, The ofllce Is open every diy fn-m 0 o'clock in tl, moitilng till 7 o'cloekin itt event nir, and on MomU andThurrdsiy pvcningi, till Uu'i totk INTERES T FIVE PER CENT. All eumalarg or small, ore pild bnckln OOLD ditnand wltlioul uotice, to any nionnnt. I'lcaidert Ilon.lir.NItV L. tll'.NNER. Vicerrcsldelit.ROIIEKTSBLFniDaE Secretary .WILLIAM J REED. XHrsetors HenryL. nenner, U Landreth Munns Edivnid L. Carter, 1'. Carroll Itrewster Robert Selfrii'pc, Joseph D. Ilsrry, - BamuelK. Ashtnn , Henry L. Churchman Jnmcelt. Smith. Francis Lee Thiseoninanyconflnes lis bt.lu ess entirely lo tu receiving ol inrneynn Interest. The investment, , mnnntlngto nearly, ONn MILI.IOlV AND A II W.F OF DOLL RR I Is per published report of At'dETS.nre tnarf. in eon he provl.inns of tlio chirler n lin s , naT.i rn, MtinTOAOES.nitouND kent.-i, and sua llrsl class seciirllles, as will always Insure nerfeet corny lo in. uenosiiors, nna which cinnoi ll ill in dim. pf rnmtiencyanil t iiilltty lo(thlsold an Well Kllal. inneu insiuuiinn (Feb.l,I85J.)


ocr: I 1 j ' I'owlersvlllc. March lie" HOT. OILS, Manufacturing and burning purposes, fur sale J. 1). A. Ii H. AI.IXN, Nus. 7anda South Wharves, ritiladr Iphia June C, 1837. WA I1RANTED GAR- DEN SEEDS. GRASH SUCUS, FIRM) aUCUS. and IXOWUU SUEUd, for i-alo by l.IANDIUVni U BOV, N'os.UI nndUJ South iutli il., riiiladclphiai March S3. lt57. OLIl'IIAN ', WOODSIDE & CO. Importers aud Wholesale Dealora in Ko. 107 Arch Sl. abovo Fourth, 1 II I L A 0 E L 1 II I A . I'.OLtriUNr, J. Woouiios, ilousc. January, jj, t? yt Franklin il nUKEIt & I.AlItl). I'ronrlelors. Chosnut St., between Tltinl and PHILADELPHIA. Buitrmbcrin, WO, LEAF TOUAOUO k (,'IUAHH. , 'Jl, South Front Street, i


ocr: OOLEMMA llllOOHAT, rtjni.isiinn r.vcuY batuiuiav mounino, III Siloonisuiirg, Columbia C'ouiily, I'1. Opfice. In the new Brick Building, op jmsitethe Exchange, by side of the Court House," Democratic Head Quarters," Tciivt or sonscnirTion. '81,00 In advance-, for one copy, for six montlis. 1,75 In ndvauco, forono copy, ono year. 2.0D If not inM wltlilutlio first thrco months. 2,2.i If not ti.iiil within tlio first six months, o r.n if ,.,,1,1 ...lihiii tho venr. ID No suoiorlption tuUon lor loss thnn six months, ami no paper dlsjonlineil until all arrearages eliull luvo hconpald. III?" Ordinary advertisements Inserted ana Jon at tho established


ocr: 1 "nt v .'i-i. 5rSf -V VM ! ff;S!&1r-iV( 't- 'UiZJ'.YfiSff--, OILS, JOR Mar.ul.cturing and I'urning purposes, Tor salo J. 11 A. t S. ALLCN,


ocr: it SB mi rml l&i ilj $Jj il sJ 1WJ H EVANS; k NEWCOMER, (f'sruicrly tltbb .V .Vcucamrr,) Arch Btrcot, abovo 'i'liird, TIOIIIIS OF MEAI.S- UstKriT, 3. 0 and 7 o'clock to ID Dimmer ,(lcnileincn'anrdinary,1 o'clock to ,3, '. l,adies,'J o rlocK. Tn. ,6n'clorkto II EVAN UVAN8 ) t" N'RWCOHnn A ll..ldJ


ocr: National Hotel. , ( LATE WniTE fiWATJ, ) sides Sloiwr.


ocr: 'mm I70P. Mar.ulacturlne nnd llumlng purposes, for sale . by ' J. it A A s AI.I.PV Nos. 7 nod ti t-ouili Wharves. Philadrlphiu Jiiiie'0, 1657, LANDRETH'S WA HRVNTliD GAR. IJiViN S ISK US. GR8.S smin.i I'liILU SUCD8, and FLOWCR S i:i: IIS, Tor sale by P. I.ANDRllTH la SON, Nni.'il and SI Sou Hi Mxlh sl Philadelpliial March Si. 1817. OLll'HAN P, WOODSIDE & CO. Iinnortor3 and Yholosalo Dealers in iDiuc0 anb iquovs7 Io. 4117 Arcli St. nbnvo Fourth, PHILADELPHIA. P,Oufiuht, J.Wooo.lns, Gno.McAtrin. January, 3,1, 1S57 y. Franklin IJonse. VMMl A MIRIi. Pronrielors. Chesnut St., between Third and Fourth, 'PHILADELPHIA. -Be'ptemberlS, 1H5G. LPaAJ? THRACCO & cjtiARS, il, South Front Street, u OILS,


ocr: all over thai weight a. charged Extra Hwrcace' . u. n, hiijui.i.s, January 3.r. 1857 tf. Geu'l fiup't ATER'S PUIS. FOB AIL TEE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. Thkhb has long existed rt public demand for an effect he purgative pill uhic-h could be relied on as sure i and perfectly safo in it operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of Hs tuci lias conclusixely shown with wnai success it accumpnsDCS ine rmrpnsc aesignea. It is easy to make a nhvslcal mil. but not casv to wi. out not make the bent of aV pills one which bhould hae none of the objection, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public demion. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almoit every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow eU. t This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain nnd revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance lh good to be derived from them. Thee pill produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise irom a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in tho bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any qu tin Ut)' but it is better that an)' medicine bhould be taken judiciously. Slinule directions for their use in the be.eral diseases to which they are ap plicable arc ghen on the box Among tho coin plaints which have been speedily cured bv them, we mnvmonllrii. lU- (Vm.iUint in t. . st';,h,. f,w. roAv mmilon Ucr Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice. Indiueftion. Lnnuuor and J,nbs of Ad- petite, Listlessness, Irritability, llitious Headachc uilioHs 1'ever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Sido and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence nf diseased action in the liver. As an aperient thev afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness, I'jfes. Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula una ocuny, uoius wun soreness 01 ine ooay, Ulcers and Jmmirity of the blood, Irregularities j in short, arrpr ana every case where a purgative is required. cessful cures iu ltheumatism. Gout, Dropsy. Oral cl, 1H.-Y i.lic Ul-.ll IIUUULCU biimo siiiKUiaxiy sue Krysipdas, Palpitation of the Heart, I'ains in the Hack, Stomach, an4 Side. They bhould be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the Uood ana prepare ine system lor the change ot seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomcch and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and v igor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno tate the strength of the body, ond restore the wasted or disused energies of tuewhole organism. Hence an occasional doso is adt nntagcotts, even though 110 serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosinp shopld never bo carried too, far, as etery purgative medicine tedttcc. the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand cases In which a phjbic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every bod)' ; and it is confidently belict ed this pill will answer a better purpose than nnything'Which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtues are once known, the pnblievill 110 longer doubt what remedy to emp'ioy when in need of a cathartic medicine, Hcuijr sugar-wrapped, they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use In any quantity. For minute directions, see wrapper cm the Box. l'UKPAHKD II V DR. JAMES 0. AYER, I'riicf icul nml Analytical Chemist, I.0WKM., MASS. Price 25 Cent! per E01. Five Boxes for St AYElt'S CHERRY


ocr: rowlersvil'e March W OILS, Maiiul.cturlngand Burnipg purpo.es, for salo J. 11 A. at S. ALLEN, r..... No..7aodtllioulli Wharves. Juneeaei7. Pluladelpliia. VA11RANTED OAR DEN SEEDS. I'5"51 t'lKl'B SEEDS, and FLOWER SLLDd, for sale try D. LANDRETH k fMW, M.lrchS,'lli7"1 SU"' SU"' rhlljll,,lPlli"l OLU'IlANr, WOODSIDE & CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in V fill 11 I trttTlll'C; llllU I No 4i7 rrh St. abnvo Fourth, 1'UiLADELPllIA. J.Woop.im, January, 3J,8S7.y. Franklin House. PjUlKEll & LAIHD, Proprietors. Chesnut St., between Third nnd PHILADELPHIA. Bepleinbsin, 1SJ8. LEAP TOBACCO & CIGARS. nimmtm m SI, South Front Street,


ocr: MB A IMS published ti'fy Satllhtay Morning) , , LEVI L.- TAT.E:. , ,. lit -Bloomslitirp, Columbia Co., Office. In the new Brick llui'ding, pi positethe. JSxchangc, by side of the Court House, il)eniocial'ic Head Quarters.'' TP.nMil OK laDSCKIPTION. 1,00 In nilvanco, for nno copy, for tlx months 1,75 In n,Irnnco, for ono copy, olio your. 2,00 If not palil within llio first thrco months, 2,23 If not pul l within tlio first ilx months. 2,N) If not paiiiwltliln tho year, 'RT Nosuhsorlptlon takon for IoS.1 than six months, inil no paper ilUoontlnod until all arronrngcisliall 'b&vo boon pnlU , , (lDTOrillnarytiWertlsomenfi tnsartoil tind Job-


ocr: (Eolumbict Hcmocrat. runi.ianr.i) every baturdav MonMNO. In IHoomsburg, Columbia Cotmty, Pa. Office. mAc new Brick Building, op positcthe Exchange ,by side of tho Court House," Democratic cat Quarters," TERVS OP IDDSCIIIrTtOI. 1,00 In ndvanco, fur ono copy, fornix month,. 1,75 In mlratico, fur out) copy, ono year. 3,00 If not palil within tlLu first throe months, 2,23 If not palil within tho drat six months. 2,50 If not puM within tho jonr. fXT- S-) subscription takon for Iom than six months. Mul n i paportllsoontlnod uutll nil nrronragosshall hivo boon pall. ICT' Ordinary a.lvortlscments InsortoJ unil Job work oxooutcd utthoostiiblUhod pilccs.


ocr: OMNIBUS LINE & LIVEHY STABLE W B, IRBMIBi N a, rRBNTIS. , V inns a new Omnihus J-jfN en lllonin.burii and llio TTf-l, ad Depot, which will.' .1 I I . NOW -betweet ll..l.nn.l n.n. lake passengers from and lo any of lue .c"u,cn" ?' .he town, or tho American House anu r un u tii andno will alsorurnlili conveyances lo allltavsllera .whoinay wish logo Into any pari of the tounly lie ha. also a large livery stable connected Willi ih omnibus line, from winch he can necon rnoilau the public, with conveyances tor travelllngiFlrasur, 'sjiourston. or Mi.ln.... ,B10eaibur, April, 1S5J -ly


ocr: EVANS k NE WOO ME 11, (fermsritlKs&o 8f AViecutasr,) Aroh slroct, obiivo TlilrJ, 1'kil atlclpht a. HOUltS OP MISAI.H I1ks.bs.st, 3, 0 und 7 o'clock to ID liiNaER.Rentlomen'snrdinary,! o'clock lull, Indies, S o'clock Tas. JOo'tlocklo II EVAN EVANS J V B NKWCOJIER.


ocr: DRflDORXT. runuaiinn r.vnuv s vrtmtiAY stunNtNci. ?n filoomslmrg, Columbia Couuly, Oitice. huh?, ncio h rich Jluililing, op " posifcthe jZxchane,by si'lf of the Jlaifse," Democratic Head Quarters.'' 1 Tonus or lUDscnii'rio.v. Cl.oO In iterance, for ona copy, for Hi laoatUa. 1,75 In lulvnnao, forono cony, Ana year, 2,0(1, If witMntlio Brit tlirco mcr.thj. 2,55 If not iJ within tho fint aix months. J,J0 If not puiJ nlUiln the yeat. E7rNo aulmrlptlon taken for loea than nix ft'itl no papuriHjcuutlufJ until nil ehiro beenpaidi " ICrOMinnry ml?orlisotne'nt Inurtcd and Job work executed, iu the ostabllihoil prkca,


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ocr: rowIcrsvlUe. 2c, 1657. x - sir OILS, I?OH Manullscturineand Iluruing purposes. Tor salaf ; lv i J, It A. it- S. ALIsUV, I Nos. 7 and H p'oullt Wharves. June C. J57, Pliiladclpliia. LANDHETII'S WAKRANTED GAH J)EN SEEDS. mass snr.ns rir.LU Bccns, and fuiwru vr HUUDs.forsaieby ' iv. i.ANnnr.Tfi & son; Nos. 51 nndS3Eduiliiilli St., riiilailclpliiat March 23. 1817. OLIl'HANT, WOOD3IDE & 00. Importers anil Wholcsalo Dealers, in wuxcb anb tguora7 Ko 4(17 Arcli St. above Fourlb, nilLADELPIlIA. r.Ourn&NTt J. Woonsiuc January, 3J.l8it.-y, Franklin i!frsl Uousc. IMHKRU ,V LAIIU), I'ronriclors. Chcsnut St., bciwccii Third anil I'HILADELl'HIA. Septcmberl.1, lSiO, LEAI' TOJJAOCO ft i;ICiAlta. South Kront


ocr: L. Pcancoast Sz, Co., C03IJIISSION MKROriANTS. AXI) DEALERS I.V 1-ltUVlSJONS, SALT, A-c


ocr: S. L. Pancoast &, Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND DEALERS IN PIS II, PROVISIONS, SALT, .Jc, ii ..uiiji i.iiiirvu,, i


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ocr: SPRING AND (moods. SUMMER eilHEunderslaneil rcsoectfullylnfurni lilifrienilsauo X the pub,ic atlarge and the-rest ol mankind that llenas estanusuviia spienuia In the L-leeailtnewSlore llnuai. hint erprted In llnh a 1'urff, Columbia county, l'a.,nherehc has now opened "in me mui viiuivb aaiorimenv-ot Sprinir and Summer Goods. Which hri dctermlneii to sell on such termi aiwlll jndiice a I tat least In this vicinity, who are in want ui .iicrcnanniziMo exienu nun vneir custom, II is ft lock hasbecn selected ullli iiiuchcaro nnd with reference tothe wanieofthlscommunity and without going to enter Jnlo n minute enumeration oft he various kinds he risk nothing lnimurinp his friends that rv ryinjng suauy Kfpt in uountry stores, can here he nana "Nine cneapertnan ine citeapcsi." O Country produce, including Grain, Lumber, &c. taken ineichaage for coode , WILSON AGEU, UohrsVurj , March 23, 1P57, y, LANDRETIPS EXCELSIOR GOKN SHULLKIla, FUll HAND OR I'OWER. ve mako lour eizus or the aunve (Jnrn Sbelleis, and warrant them to give sot Is ruc tion, or the money returned. Thpyare far superior to any now in the market. Will in ii urea n uurn ai we I as urv. a iioq rat disoiiat to eers. Itejdiii? Patent l'nwnr fJnru rJlillrs andCteansers nlao mnafacturedondfor sale, D. LANPRCTfl &SON.P. Implnwnt and Seed Warehnuskn Nos.St andii.l ti. SIXTH El. .below Marlnhl November, 15, im. I'hlladeCpma.th 01DEU miAA. 300 KRAUaER'S PATENT IMPROVED 1'UUT.MIL.U UIDCK MJLI.S. We are now inanufaclurintT these unrivalled Cider Milli. ureath IniDroved and strenathened since last rvar, una can mppiy oruers ai wooiesate una iietall. Mills shipped to any part of the Union. I'AeSCJIIAMj MURUIS Ic CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In AgrlculturaIImple Miotiisttnu iiiaciiinei, t 7th and Market streets, I'hiladelphla. Pennsylvania Hotel. Tilt 8 well known Hotel, lately kept by Sam. Jt. evlU Rcbd.oii Main Birtei.in Danville, fvTT i ucijii ar,ii ujr urn suuicfjucr.wi4uiipre pared to accommodate lravsl I eri and strunsers' in the best manner. The house has been thoroughly overhauled, and n now refitted up and furuiiheJfor viuer.uiniueni oi guei n, Uissiahilns I large and commodious, with Iforin and vehicles far lure, and he will spare no poJnsto i. it ui i fjunsjiai utiiaitiiiiuu tC5"A liberalihireofthe uubhe natronaa la rpimn fullysolicUed. DauvilleDec. S3, 1855. STAR COHN SIIKLLERS. A full supply of the premium Star Corn Bhellers.lromour own Manulartury, now ouhand at Whuleiale and Retail, They are adopted for either hand or horse pov.or, and ore believed to be the best Shelter In iub uiariei, rASCUALL, MORRIS St CO. Implement an d Seed Sioro, 7lhand Market riiiUdelphU. Franklin House. tPilltKEIl k LAIUU, rroprietors. Chesnut St., between Third and Fourth, PHILADELPHIA. BeptemberlJ, lejO. 0OAL1 OOAL1 1 rv P, FULLEU St Co,, would r.sptcfullylnformlh j- p.opieoiriusion and Ihe public ln general, lbs, bey bav. opened. Coal Yard, of ample dimension. ire prsjareo ni metr omce, eorncrof Main and Hall dsrsU to III I .llorilersforcoalfordouiestic.ini .u,l WVS, JUST RECEIVED BY UAILltOAl). NO l's.S's.and J s Mscksrtl, U'hile Fih end Her ring. Irish Salmon te.


ocr: COLUMBIA htVl 1.. TATE, ED1TOII. Eloonisburg, October DKIMOCHATU; STATU fou aovERNon. GEN. WM. F. PACKER, or LYtnniso cotHTY. FOR. CANAL COMMISSIONER, NIMROD STRICKLAND, Of ClISSTOK tTJl'HTf, JFOB, JUDGES OF TUB BUrUEMB COUrtT, WILIAM STRONG, $t ftCRKt COUKTT. JAMES THOMPSON, or cuts 01 NIT. UmiUCUATir. COUNTY XOJUNATIOSS. r..n congress, PAUL LE.IDY, Esq., OF MONTOUR COUNTY. FOR SENATOR, Hon. Charles B. Buckalew. OF CoLTJMMA COUNTV. FOR ASSEMBLY, PETER ENT, or Columbia Co. JOHN V. SMITH, of Wyoming. FOR PIIOTUONOTARV, JACOB ETEIiLY, of BlOom Township. FOR ItEOIsTER, AND RECORDER, DHIBIj I.EB, of tiloo.-ii Towuslilp. FOU COMMISSIONER, ELIAS DIE'IKRHK, of Montour tup., FOR TREASURER., JAMES S, McMNClI, of Calawlssa twp., FOR AUDITOR,


ocr: IjANDRETII'S BXCEIiSIOR CO UN . SIIKLLEP.S. TOP. II AND OP. POWCIt. 21 Ve i,s ike Ion. ii.l'S nf the above Corn Kisiieiloib, and wan mil Iticiuto sive satisfac flw tion, or llic money returned, Theyare far r.-rirsr. n Grue,i Com a' well as Dry. Aliboial dlsoii.tl in eeri I'.inilnu's P.lleilt Power Com Hollers andCteansers also mjuufacluredandfur sale. wholesale ana retail, uy U. Li liUltlJl II i BU.ll e. tinp'enienl and Seed Warehonske Nos. 21 andsrl S. talX'I'll l.,l)ci.nv Miii.,hl November, la, IMC. riiiladc ipliia t'l


ocr: 17 Oil Mamilactur'Inc and Burning purposes, for sale by J. II A. & s Al.l.r.v. Nos. 7 and 8 South Wharves, Philadelphia. June C, 1S57. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOR? 1857. npiIE subscriber respectfully iuforms his y , vM.ivMi.i.m.uH.j ncMwitiiij , mat in. ii .s rccelvcda fullstock of choice Sprini; and Summci' Gooda, cnmprisiiiiTn full ussnrlmei't of Clothi, C.issimers, Batiuelts, Delainef. llrhziers Cailroes, Jtc. logeth.ir wilhagreatvaiieiy of other articles usually kept In Com. try Stores. Al.SO-Ilanlwore, Cutlery, Qucensware Bait, Fish, Molasies. trcn, Steel, Hats, Caps, Soots. Shoes, tc. XT? Country produce, including Grain, Lumber, &, taken in cichange for ga'bds' C3"Thaukful iTir pastpatrouage he respectfully asks a Cdntuionceortbesamn. THOMAS E. EVES. Millville, Marh 58, 1857-y. D E N T I 8 T R Y. in- . iawsnao SUHGEON UEXTIST. vjg nLooMSBuna, Columbia co., ReiidenA, flist'Brick bullillns below llarliuan', i;ir i RESPECTFULLY oftir. hi. profe.alonal loihe ladies and eentlemen nf Uloom.bu.i imi Ul, t'.U,,, CIICCl, vicinity lie is prepared to atleud lo a '1 tho operation! In Deiillairy. and is nrotided with llic la lett laiiroved Porcelain Teeth, Which will be Inserted on pivot or told plate. io eruel! aa'tlie natural. ITJ- A .uperior article of TOOTH roiVDCK. wayioit hand. June 13 16S7.-OV, IS, '53, OLIlMIAJS-i', WtJODSIDE & CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in iDincs anb Ciqnors, Ko. 407 Arcli St. aliiivc Fourlli, PHILADELPHIA'. ?Jnr,y':T3J,..-,T.JvW'M"1"' OILS,


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ocr: ! ' 1 DRUG, PAINT AND GLASS Wholesale Warehouse COllNUR Ol' TUM H AMI MA UK FT HTULUI'd, Uthcuiu Second tilory. PHlMDF.r.t'Itf.l. TTllIiivilealtentlo' to mir i-nl trirtd stuck ol UrijL") VV Paints, Uils. VainiHhi's, Ate , si'kcl'd ixircsly fjr our tales, and com putting una ol the firit assort menu in me unmm uni, wiulii we oil r at low price, l?r cncli or niiarovtd nancr. W IJ M A N U k AVI U U U t e ry ox tu us i v tl y I'rmium Pnro White l.eiul. (best,) Kcnsitidton I 11 re Whitol.iad, IVail Huow White I. cart. Ville Monlngne'1 IVvnch Ziuc, ;bi ',) pure Snow Whiio Americnii Zinc, philidcljihia Snow While Zinc. Silver's i'laatic Fire and Weather proof 1'jihits, CtiroincCJrccns, Yulions, and colors canurully Ar.CNTfl FOK . Porter's siiporiorAtkalini Window Gliiis , (!) nuine Prunch Plat! (It us, (warranted.) Tnu New Jersey '1 111 r, Uonniny's pro I nets Tilden U N'pphew's'N. Y. v.irnlshcs , ISrouklyn Prcmhiiu Pure While Lead, lliimpdeii Perinaneul Ure'-ns, Pure Ohio Catawba Urandy, fitc, Kc, lMl'OUTEUS OF French arid Unetleh Plate Glasn, French and tin 1 1 pIi Cylinder C. last, C'uloredand Ungravcd WindowUlass, Dagucrreotjpe Class, Ilainmcred l'lalo for Floors and Hky-l.ilt?, Drugs. Chemicals, Perfmncry, be. WH0LC8ALU UUALlJlia IN: DrnpgislB'Articles centrally, I'lti liters Tools of all descriptions. Hydraulic and Hum tin Cemont. Calcined and Land Plaster, Paper Alakcr'sClRv.fliitin White, fcc.. Lo. niKNX'H, UlUHAIlUrt tt CO , Store, t!. W rorur Tenth aud Market sin.. Factory, Junction York A v., Crown & tJ.il low hill. April II, 1657 Philadelphia. LANDIIETU'S WARRANTED GAR DEN SEEDS. Git A US 8UCII3, rlCUIl BCCD3, and I'LOWEIl Hi:i;U.-J, fur sale by 11. 1.ANDRI'.TH It POV, Nns. 21 nnd S3 Sou Hi Kulli el , I'hiladciphiai March SI5, 1B17. CENTRE STORE. spuing ic 8U nun: a THE undcrBiguod lake plcaMireof iu furwint'iho citizens olUuulrenndviciiiiiy, liulias Juel received a lurfe and eoltct of Bl'ltlNC U BUMMCU OUODS, Uompilslngthelioavicsl nienloflusliionable, usifuland dite Ihathavebceiioilercd loihopublic ofovery ond'iualily.wlilchtlipy willscllfoireudylpoy,ul reasonable prices, rj'Counlr V or I. illlr, (a lion I tip iclmnp.. lor lncli4diiiCralii and l.uu ber andthu .vapeiiuuvsu ICItl'O SAM HDL LAMBAOK. rowlcrsvllle. Manh i!6 1657. . Franklin iJIousc. rAIlKEIt U LAIKU, I'roiirlclors. Chesnut St., between Third nnd PHILADELPHIA. Heplcmbetl3,lH3(!. A. M. UUIEUT Tinware .ind flhcct Iron Mnnufacurer i.i


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ocr: D. C. - 1 !! For the National Kra. THE UNBLEST LIFE. BY PHEBB CARET. I know noi if it l>e for sins, i Or training for a higher stale; Yet, whatsoe'er ihe cause, I know Mine is not woman's common fate. No father's kind approving smile Blesses me daily like a prayer; No mother speaking softly, says, " She ha? repaid me all my care." No little children crowd my knees For ki <-? ?, lingering from their bed; Xo innocent young lips call down Oar Father'* blessing on my head. When evening shadows change and (Jit, I have no need to watch and hark ; Xo feel turn homeward where I sit, Xo smile comes, lighting up the dark. And so the good days come and go. And so the years nad seasons Bee; lliessing no others with my life. What blessing can it bring to me ! | Copyright secured according to low. | For the. National Kra. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OK A NEW ENGLAND GIRL. 37 MARTHA RUSSELL.


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ocr: FALL OF 1857. , 3. u . saKow :; Respectfully beg left vo to call the attention of their ' numerous customers and the trade reneraiiT o t their First Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS , hich fur style, variety or cheapness, we challenge . either the Cleveland or Pittsburg market. Our '. stock as usual oonsists ot every variety Of SILK AND FAKCr bit ESS GOODS, " Shawls Embroideries, Trimmings, Bonnetts, bad ' Bonnet Ribbons ; a general stock of Notions.Brawu t and Bleached Shoetinge and Shirtings, Men' and,, Boys Pantaloonory, Carpets, Wall and Window, Paper, Window Shade and Fixtures, China,Glasf Quccnswarr, Groceries, be., te. . 0 We deem it unnecessary to further enumtr H ate or itemize our stock, a the repu E tation we have already acquired will r A bo sufficient to satisfy all, that out . P assortment either for VARI ETY or CHEAPNESS.can- . not bo surpassed. Owing to ' the great FINANCIAL CRISIS amongst a t e r n manufacturer and jobbers, (notwithstanding tbt -high price of the raw material), via have been enabled to avail ourselvesfat re duced rates) of quite a large supply of 0 O-' - ft- N . K . R Bay-Being CASH buyers ourselves and selling.' for Cash or Ready Pay only, we flatter ourselve that we are possessed of all the facilities requisite;' to tho selling of Cheap Goods. ' s soliciting aa EARLY, call we remain your. truly, . . . ., ;, J, Li, &UII1LL1JNU. Cheat Corner, 1 Salam, Oct. 1, 1857. J ... staple Cotton and Domestic Good, to which w In-

place_of_publication: New-Lisbon, Ohio

publisher: Ohio American Antislavery Society


ocr: D. WALTON, g. yALTOlf. D. WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO; DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, Pipe, &o. A great variety of Japaned Ware and Toys. 01d Copper and Braes, and Old Iron and Rags taken in exchange. . Salem, Sep. 27, 185(5.


ocr: C5co. to. iHanlrj, AMBROTYPJ! AND DAO UERRIAN ARTIST ' GARY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


ocr: D. WALTO.N.l B. WALTON. 1). WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMUIANA COUKTV, OHIO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture. t: 9 A l . . x Hv, a.v. ji great vurieiy oi oapanea Ware and Toys. tSy-Old Copper and Brass, and Old Iron and Rags taken iu exchango.


ocr: 300 gcnt3 iOcmtrt. 300 ; Business Easy, Useful nnd Honorable. ' Salary One Hundred Dollars per Month. Capitul required, Five Dollars. For particvlars, enclose Postage Stamp, and addrieea A. B. MARTYN, Plaistow, N. IT, - March 21, '57- lOw.


ocr: Dissolution of Pavttursljip. The Partnership heretofore existing between Twitchell & Spencer is this day lhssoivca, py mutual consent. CHARLES TWITCHELL, ROBERT SPENCER. the 'Butchering Business catticd on hre tofnre, by Robert Spencer. Salem, April 4th, 1HC7.


ocr: 300 Agents iDcmtc. 300 Business Easy, Useful nnd Honorable. Salary One Hundred Dollars per Month. Capital required, Five Dollars. For particvlars, enclose Postage Stamp, and address A. B. MARTYN, Tlaistow, N. II. March '7-10w.


ocr: WALTO.V, E. WALTOW D. W. ALTON, & SON, ' SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OBIOt DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, V ipe, dec. A great variety ot Japaned Ware And Toys. I6r01d Cnpper And Brass. And Old Iroa And Rngs taken in exchange. Salem, Sep. 27. 1P5G.


ocr: 13. W. SPEAK, M. I)., ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE OYER M'cONNEL's STORE, ON MAIN STREET ; Residence North Side of Green Street, second door nest oj the l.lttworih street; Saleii, April 24, 1805.


ocr: FALL Or 1857. : Respectfully beg leave fn call the attention of their numerous customers and the trade generally to their First Stuck nf VA I.f. A K It w I vtlu n.nna Which for Stvls. Vnrinf .. AkMaMRA. .1 II - either the Cleveland or Pittsburg market. Oar uunsists ot every variety of SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, Shawls Embroideries. Trimmings, Bonnetts, uai Bonnet Ribbons ; a general stosk of Notions.Browa and Bleached Shootings and Shirtings, Men' aad ' Boys' Pantnloonery, Carpets, Wall and Window . Paper, Window Shades and Fixtures, Cbina.Glass Qutemwarr, Croetrifi, It., It, . . ' ; We doem it unnecessary to further enumer- O ; ate or itemize our slock, as the repu- O -tation we have already acquired will K -be sufficient to satisfy all, that oar ' ' N -' assortment either for VARI- Hi ETY or CHEAPNESS, can- , R ; not bo surpassed. ' Owing to the great FINANCIAL CRISIS v amongst e a t ern manufacturers ' '" and jobbers, (notwithstanding tbe high piice of the raw material), w j have been enabled to avail ourselves(at re duced rRtnal nf nulla a fl,n. ...nK. - ' - staple Cotton and Domestic Goods, to which w In.-1- vite your kspeciat. attention. - - r JkaTUeing CASH buyors ourselves and selling for Cash or Ready Pay only, we flatter ourselvee that we ate nossassed nf nil thn fnnilit;..' .,;.;. to the selling of Cheap Goods. soliciting an call we remain yoere truly, , J. A L, SCHILLING. , Cheap Corner, Sal.m, Oct. 1,1857. J


ocr: 15. W. SPEAK, M. D., ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE OVER M'coV.VElV STORE, ON MAIN STREET; hesidcnce North Side oj Green Street, second door n est of the Hsworlh street. Sai.ev, April 24, 1855.


ocr: 300 Agents lUantcu. 300 Business Easy, Useful nnd Honorable. Salary One Hundred Dollars per Month. Capitul required, Five Dollars. For particvlars.enclose Postago Stamp, and address A, B. MARTYN, Plaistow, N. II. March 21, '57-10w.


ocr: GEO. W. MANLY, ; AMBR0TYPE AND DAGUEllRIAK ARTISl CARY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


ocr: W ALTON, l. WALTOW D. WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY. OHIO i DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, Pipo, &o. A great variety of Japaned Ware nnd Toys. Kg-Old Copper and Brass, and Old Iron and Rags taken in exchange. Salem, Sep. 'il, 1856.


ocr: PITTSBURGH WATER CURE. This institution for the Cure of the sick, is situ ated on the Ohio River nnd Ohio and Pa. R. R., 10 miles West of the City at HAYSV1I.LE STATION. All kinds of disease successfully treated. For particulars Address either of tho physicians, Box UVi nttsuurgh, I'a. S. FREASK. M D. II. FREASE. M. I). MRS. C. V. FREASE, M. D. April 13th, 1850.


ocr: Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago WINTER ARRANGEMENT. OOINQ WIST. 1ST. IXPKISS. 2d Ltarti Piltsbur?, S,S0, a. m. f ,15, " Edoii, ,20, . 4,14 " Columbiana, Salrm, 6,21, 6,14 " Alliance, 7.23, 6,01 " Crrstlinr, 13,00 10,04 arrive at Chicago, 8,10 .a m., 1.00 GOIXQ EAST. 2d EXPRESS. IsT Lcarti Chicago, 1,30, p. m., " Crrstlinr, 9,25, 1.00 " Alliance, I,U t, 11 :: Sulcm, 2,47 MI " Columbiana, " Enon III f,H Arrive at Pilts'g COO .50 J H. MOORE, Superintendent. October 17, 1857.


ocr: EN0S L. WOODS & CO. Steam Engine Cuilbcr ALLJAKCE, STARK COUXTF, OHIO Engines of the hest patterns built to order, on very reasonable terms. June 21, IMau.-Iy.


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ocr: List of Books for $1,00, with a Gift. - - s n i s The Lamplighter. i Mabel Vanglidti, by the author of The Linplighter. ' " " " Raising the Veil, or Scenes in the Courts, The Mf chanic's Bride, life of El w ood Gordon,' r -r 5 . G.111I Gusley, ir the Trappers of Cni- bagog. , r , . Country Life, hv Miss Cooper, Old.M I Laud Little Allies, or the Rich Poor, and (tfy Pom Rich, Sries f t I lotue Circle, Walter XJU'rch, . - j Shit Walt r Rubbles, or Life on The VVntv - m..- . -Half Hour Stories, Faca, n Atmv Memoir. l.ilU Bell," or The Ln-.l Child, S:aiiftrfl. by Mrs. Itntklord, Romance id Travel, ' Heine Mil (turners nf The West, Peace, or The Stolen Will. Adventures nf Huiiiinn, Thrilling S'ories of The Forest, Pleasures "and Pt rils of a Sailois Life, Household Narratives, Brzd .mil La Plata, Must'iiiii of Remarkable Events, Swallow Bain, lv Kennedy, Slories for Christmas and Winter Even- tngs, Boston Common, a Tale of Our Own Times, Manual of The Arts, Ocean Adventures, Altha, or Shells from the Strand, Popular Biography, Tales of The Ic-an, Life Among Flouers, The Young Man's Friend, The Young Woman's Friend. The Tiue Path, and How to Walk Therein, ' ' Friends and Neighbors, or Two Ways of Living in me World, , Words of Cheer for the Tempted, Toil ing and Sorrowing, Violet, or ihe Cross and the Crown, Home is Hi me, ' Rocky Mountain Life, Lite of Martin Luther, Spiifg-oii's Sermons, Holy Living, with rules and exercises, ' Ernst Grey, . - Youth of. the Old Dominion, The Roman Exile, Schamvl, a History of the Circassian War, " Catholic and Protestant Nations, ' Forest and Shore, Ten Years among' tha. Miit Ba!S fc' Poems of Tlilifier, -.. ' x T. , O-sian, -- Bvron, Sh iksiwiire, . ' nmpi ell, Mrs. 1 1. 111:111 1 Mrs. Si gi in 1 ne y, History ol ill- Mot moils, Spiriliiilsiu Exposed. Lite ( K issuili and, liis Generals, ; . . .The Aoieiicau Liyer, a hook fr every nix 11. - The Philnsnphv nf Skepticism. . The L'hrisii.n Virtues, an Allegory, Iiv Buvk, Female Life a mono ihe Mormons, Chrism , or U'oinaii'a Tim's a id Ti i uniphs, . Godfrey Monctoii, or the Fai'hless (Jiirtiili 111. Roiiiiliing it in the B'ish, The Peiilsof F.ist Living, a warning to fast young men. Discovereis 11 n I Pioneers of America, lucle Tom's Culiiu, well ImiuiiiI, i vols, for 8 1,11(1. Fremont's Explorations in the Rocky Momitiiins, The Fruit (iardener. The G.illows, the I'rison and the Poor House, Lives of tile Atmeious Judges, Cimmoii S.-iisp, a Medic il Work, Dr. Ilollick's Mairi ige Guiile, Diseases it Women, Saudich Nlaiiiis, Tin1 ("oilier Sione, Iiv Alcott, The Way to do Good, do Missiouarv OlFering, In Ihk-rs mid Out, or Views from a Cli'tmiev Collier, The O.M F-H.u's M.nmil, Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress,' B iXter'i. Saint's Rest, Dislriilge'.s Itise and Progress, Life of George Washington, " (Jen. Francis Marion, " (Jen. N'lthaiiiel Greene, " Gen. Layfavalle, " Geo. sra I Putnam, " (Jen. Di'iiiel Morgan, Napo'eon liouaparte, " Ivnpr. s J isephine. The S oliili Chief!., Tiiadd. us tif .Warsiw, Children ,f the Ahhey, Gil Bias, Don Q ixo'p, Araliiuii Mights, Roiiison Crusoe, S iss FaiiitH Ro'iison. Vuraro V.iki li I 1 and Risstdas, P ml ami ViriMi.i GilHitei's 'li,v Is. 'l i-i.i-m Sli.nniy. . . ; Cuj ti 111 S-ii iiof a Wif-, by Hm na) Wnire. ' Lives . f E-niif hi Mechanics, Lite el I'.itl ICK i lenty, James I illl'tl.lll III, J ' 11 (.'. Fre.oe.nt. H I V A l HUMOR. Wido.v"J,., ,: P p rs, j-iok D Allng' Yankee SlOli'-S, Lite M et S it iiiji it Mrs. Pariii.gton. Toe Sp .rrongias Paper. Rile ' I Iti'iim of ihe Wist, 1 JllMI' l.l. s lljsll SlolleS. TRWELs &, A D VENTURES. Periltnn Xdveiitnres 111 ihe Far West, l-.y Caivelh . Thriliin Stfii- s on ihe Ocean, Wais ( the Western Border, B ll SoiitiiV Tiuvi Is uud Adventures Hiiiitiug Adventures in the Nor.ncul Wilds, Indian Battles and Captivities, Jii 1 rl Di.-ov rirs 111 Ninevah, Tiie Green Mountain Travellers, Faimv Hunter's Adventures, Wild Noilhrr I Scenes, Rifle. Axe aii'l S.idillehags, Slar Papers, hv li tclifl', Coiinlrv Margins, The E'lchanied Beauty, C oup Fires t the Rei Men, TraVi Is in Greece ami Tin key, Female Lit" among the Mormons, Walker on F 111 de Beauty, Balloon Traveis of Rohert Merry and his voun f. ii mis, over all Countries, bj Peter Pal le, Ltelnsanil Shadows of a Pastor's Life, The Lady at I lome, Ameiicaii Evening Enterlainmeiitf?, The Or hail Boys, The Orphan Girls, The Beai. ty nf Woman's Faith, The J ok and Soiros of Home, New England B., New Englimil G lis, 'J'oiling and Hoping, The Heart ot Maliel Ware, Married not Mali il, Life Here i.d There, by N. P. Willis, Peopl:- I Have .Met, K iiisas, its Interior and Exierior Life, by Alis lv.his.ui, liuliaii Captivi.ie-, or Life iu a Wigwam. Books for $1,25, with a Gift. Mos Side, by the author of Alone, Salad for the Social, Salad for the Solitary, The Lost Hunter, a Tale of the Olden Time, Knight of the Golden Melice, The Slar and the Ootid, I've Been Thinking, Al'Jie, The Hidden Path, Cumming's Adventures among Lions nd Elephants. The Hunter's Frnst, or Conversations arm nd the Camp Fires, The Scalp Hunters, or Adventures among the Trapers, The White Chief, a Legend of North ern Mexico, The Rifle Rangers, The War Trail, or the Hunt cf the Wild Hore, Rangers and Regulators, or Life among the Lawl.ss, The Quadroon, ' Matiht.i. or the Misf Ttunes of Virtua, Diald's lloise Doctor, Book of Pallor Games, gilt sides A dgr The Ltnlhs Oracle, " " The Lmlii sCoii.paliion, " " Hnpiy llomes.'il HazleNor.k, " The Oais, or G'.luYn Leaves, " Angel Whispers, " The Mirror of Fortune, a book fof Evinii g Enlt rtaiiimr lit. A Long Look Ahead, Large Family Bibles, Embosse:l, with Apocrypha, David's Psalms in Metre, &. Family Record $2,50 Polyglott Pocket. Bibles, - - - - - - - 1,00 Pocket Bibles, elegant binding, all prices, Albums, from 75 cents to $G,U0, Elegant Annuals for Holhday Presents, from 1,00 to 315,00. INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS OR CLUBS. A BOOK AND PRESENT WITHOUT MONEY OR PRICE. "ilt with it. Any person pending Ten Dollars for Ten Books, with their Gifts, w ill reerive gratis, any dollar hoo nu a gut wiih it 1 he, looks sent in any way as directed. Pennons buying or ordering four Q.r reni pii'ces of Music, will receive purchasini: Vitditis, will le entitl-l ti ;i lr .-verv dollar paid. CsT'Thls ale will rtimrtieiice on l!ie lit-t ihv I Decf iiiIht. I5T. Also, those Srr Vit; other aide.

place_of_publication: Warren, Ohio

publisher: Hapgood & Adams


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ocr: D. WALTON, E. WALTON D. WALTON, & SON. SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO; DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, Pipe, &o. A great variety of Japaued Wlll-A nnil T,,. 46?"01d Conner and limns Anil Hid l.nn ml nags imen in exenange. balem, Sep. 27, 185G.


ocr: R. W. SPEAR, M. D., ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE OVER m'CONNEl's STORE, ON HAlIf STREET J Residence North Side of Green Street, second dvT West of the Elsworth street, Salem, April 24. 1855.


ocr: GEO. W. MANLY, AMBR0TYPJ2 AND DAQUERRIAK AHTISl CARY'S BLOCK, Main Sheet, Salem, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


ocr: e. waltoh. t t rrr-vivT C rirw WALTON, D. SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO; DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, Pipo, i:c. A great variety of Japaned Ware nnd Toys. Igy-Old Copper nnd Brass, and Old Iron and Rngs taken in exchange. Salom, Sep. 27, 1850.


ocr: GEO. W. MANLY. AMBROTYPJ! AND DA O U Ell Ii I A N AUTISl CAKY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem. Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1K55.


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ocr: Winter Apples, deiivrrcl in good condition at store, corner Liberty & Market Streets. 1. 1. BROWS. Warren. Sept. S3, S7-w. - PIANOS. THE subscsribers are receiving at Empire Block, nice lot of Newton. Li-rMe 4t Brad bury's, and fiteinwav t Son's cele brated Pianos, and oner them to public fit the l.twen eastern prices. "Ae warrant all Instruments to give satisfaction ia every respect, and keep their ;n tane for the first year free of charge. Pianos anc Uclodeous taken in exchange. lirCKE 4. TAX." TROT.


ocr: 25 WITNESSES; 1 o 0 THE FORGER CONVICTED JOHV 8. IJYE, IS THE AVTHOE: V ho has had 10 rears eslieri.nee a. a Ritiker At I-" Ptthlisher. and author of A Serin L'ctnrti nt tne Brnnilmnn Tubermntle. when, fur 1 succes sive nights, over rjio.Ul Penple-TJ greeted him with Rounds of Anntaose. wliiic heexhihited O CD the manner in which Itaunterfeiters execute their Frauds, and the Surest aud Shortest Means of De- tectiiu tlirm I r Bank JVcfa T.nfrraTtrn tan that it in tit OrrattJt Jn4 e . taper Monrf Linn?! fJREATEST DI8COVERV OF V.I TUB PRESENT CtNTt'KY, FOB, Detecting Counterfeit Back Notes! 2 Pescril.tng erery Oenuine Bill iu Existence. 2 and exhibiting rt a sUnce. eviy Conu- icrtcit in circulation'! Arrange-! so aln.'mMy. tht REKKRENCB Is eaty.and liLTKCIlON I N STAN T A N -ITT'No Itadrx to examine! No j-azo to hunt up! Bnt so siinplififd ni.rlarrapged.that the Merchant, B ner and Bucint-ss Man can see mti tt m glamce. f.nglith, Frintk nnd German That each tuny r.-ad the same ir his own Native Toncue oft rran.T mjt list rrst-nnto, Also a List or . O Alt fke Pricuti Banlert in Ameriea! A complete summary of the Fusjm k or Eranrc imili i ail jai'dihrj in t lch edition, to gether wlta all the lutportant NEWS OP DAY. ALSO A Sr.KllIS Otr INTERESTING STORIES, O a o K From an Old Manuscript found in the Kist. It furn!sh-s the lo,i Complete II tory of (jitii:v rAi. i. iv,:. DescrihiDj tlie niitst Perplexing Positions in the LvlifS and Gentlemen of that Country " t-een so. rtn found. These stories will e in throughout the whole year, and will prove j jiost cutrrtaiuing ever oucreu to the f uiilic. Ii"TFurni.ed Weekly to Pii'-scrilrs only, at a year. All letter, must le addrrsse-l P JOHN S. DYE. Broker. rnhlisher ami l,rrtir:tor. apr P, '37-y 7u TA all Street, New York. BB0ADWAYG0LD PEAT "" Jlautifactuiine Company.


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ocr: G5ccr. iU. iHnnln, AMBKOTYPJi AND DA G UEJllllA Ar A 11 TIS T CAUY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem, Salem, June 23, 1805. Ohio.


ocr: 300 Agents iUnntcD. 300 Business Kasy, Useful and Honorable Salary One Hundred Dollars per Month. Capital required, Five Dollar. For porticvlurs, enclose Postage Stnmp,and addreiev A. B. MARTYN, Plaistow, N. II. March 21. '57- lOw.


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ocr: Drs. Palmer ft Sawyer, DEN riSTS, TTAVE entered into psrtnersrtip. for I X the purpose of carrrine oa the Practice of Den tistry in all its various hranehes- DK. PACMKRwill sirs his partlcilar attentloB to those of his nstron who may prefer the Gold Plate to the Porcelain Base Teelh. Both will five their atten tioa to the operative part. Knowins ourselves compe tent to execute and perform a1 that aiay be renuired of us ia our profession, we respectfully tender our ser vices to a discriminatinc puidie. Office, S doors east of the American Douse, Warren. Ohio. Ko.T?LT Cleveland & Mahoning: Railroad OPEN IU0M CLETELAXD TO V0LN0SI0WS. TIME TADLB SO. 3. To take effect on, and after November 24,1856. aoise kabt. Cleveland lo eoiRO Yooneitowa to Youurstowc I TRAIS3 LEAVE Cleveland. Expj MailiCoal CsaflMailKp A MA MP M A M P M!P M IS:4ti 7:00 3:3d Cleveland. ..to; e:3U'll:4U l(ert! .-W"ilt 1:13 7,-Si 3:50 ewlnr,h 1:3S 7:f5 4:11 piank Bjad. 104 S:!lfl:ii 8:05 f:0 4-X Solon. 9:511 S-.'U lll:n 9.Mi:d Jll' 0 3 :41i ":40 UU Aurora. 3:14. 9r 01 5:13 Mantua. :in 4rS4 9 t 3:4 9:401 5:34, Garrettsville. 4:115 1:II0 5:451 Windham. . 4:30110:1. Bn.eeville. 4:45 10:35 0:141 Leavltul.urgh. 5.-00 10:53 :27l Warreu. 4S lll.6:43j Niles. 5:40 Il;4ii :5d Oirard. Ill:5j! 7.-06' Brier llill: PM MD; ti:3S e':M. 3 3S' 8:13 M7i 3:lui T:48 9:53' 7:3 7:5i :3J' 7:IS 7:Si 8:12! :i0 7-.-0, 7:lul ua lS.iiS 7:1 Cel Teaia fmimf Itmvtt af 6:50 P. YonnrstowB. 70 1:87 rrest errirss ef .ViJ 6:20 P. JT., M. CONNECTING WITH STAGES AS fOLLCWS: At Solon, for Chaarin Falls. Braeeville. for Newton Falls. " Warrea fur Sharoa, Greeurille. Meadville, Bloom Held, Caufield, e Teunrstown. for New Castle. Poland, Lowell and Jiuon Valley, and thence by Ohio aud Tens. Kail Boad to Pittsburgh. GEO. ROBIN-SON, Sup't. Cleveland. Nov. 84. 18j. VIIITE LIME, WATER ! I


ocr: 15. II. FAIINESTOCK' & CO. Corner of Wood and First Streets, KTI THIH IK. IJ, PA. IMPORTERS AND OKil.EIW IN Mirna LARD OIL, LISSKK1) oil,, WISD1W 0I.A3S, ME PI 'INK?. ALt'Ol.'OL. TIUPE.NTIS K. fiLASSWAIlK. CHEMICALS. TANNKIIS'OIL, VsRVISHES, PKKHMKKV. l E STLFfS, M'KKM OIL. HKl'SIIKS, I'ATKNT MKOIC1XR3, I'AINTS, WI1AI.K01L. SPICK?. SVUii. INSTKUJIENTS. ' .MANTFACTI'IiERSOF WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITHARGE. Onr White Lead, eronnd In Oil. is put up In paekiset of 25. SU. 100, 200, 300 and So. pounds, which we guar antee to be STRICTLY PURE, FI LL WKKill r. and not surpassed by any for fineness anil whiteness. Having resident partners in New Vork and Philadelphia to tae advantage of all changes in the market, we ire enabled to sell for cash, or to time dealers, on as favorable terms as Eastern johhiug houses.


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ocr: PICTURES ON G LSS. Our friend JAMES BOONE is still taking AAt niiOTYPES, Ac, at his old stand, in Johnson k Horner's building. Ho has succeeded in doinir away with the dark and smutty appearanoe often given to them by Oliv er operators. "JEE.MS" understands hit businest. Call and examino bis pictures. iuay o, leoo.


ocr: GEO. TV: MANLY, AMBROTYPE AND DAQUERRIAN ARTISl CARY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


ocr: WALTON, E. WALTON D. WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OIIIO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, ripe, no. a great variety ot Japanea Ware and Toys. IfiT'Old Copper and Brass, and Old Iron and Rags taken in exchange. Salem, Sep. 27, lsob.


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ocr: B. II. FAIINE STOCK & CO. Corner of Wood and First Streets, PITTS B U KG 13, PA. THPOKTIEI AD DIALERS 1 BRCGI ltIDni LINSEKDOIL. W IKD0VT Gl.ail. MEOIt'INIS, ALlcjfi.L. Tl'RPENTINI. ULAS.SWARK. CHEMICALS. YANN . KM' OIL, TARNISHIa, PIRFLMKRT. DYi8Tirri, fi ar.fe oil. brl'shks. patbst judicium. PAI.Ma, WUALBOiU. SPICKS. .UKU. INaTBUs!!, . AXrfACTCRKRSOf WHITE LEAD. HED LEAD AND LITHARGE. Oar Whits Lead, rroond in Oil. is yt on in packsjes of 25, S. ICO.tOO, 3tl0 and S00 paoads. which w (war antee to b STRICTLY PURR. FL'LL WEIGHT, and not sariiassed by any for fineness aad whittaess. Having resident partners in New York aod Philadelphia to tae advantaa of all chances ia the market, sra are enahlcd to sel for cash, or to f,roni',t time dealers, an as favorable terms as Eastern jobbing aonses. IT"lt A. PAUNESTOCK'd YERMirL'GIt famished with English, Preach, German aad Spaaish dirMtisas, FAIR! FREE EXHIBITION!! OPEN DAY AND EVENING! KISMC & BROTHER. JUST RECEIVED EVERYTHING NEW IN THE LINX OF WATCHES, JEW 1LRT. CLOCKS, -C.. TTAVE A A which will hs S.ld LOW A LA It -5 5 LOT OP MORTON'S GRANS GOLD PSNS, admitted ta bt the beat peas tvorascd. come aad try them. SOME C1IKAF SILVER WATCHES, expressly far Scaael Tcachars. OCR PREMIUM SILTBB SPOOKS are coiae off fast, corns aad look at them. SOUirUlNO HEW, G0L UCNTIltO WATCHES that will ran 3 days. ALT. GOODS WARRANTED. If. . WBKRBPN0PEDDLAB3. 8ei.t IS. KING BROTHER. No. 9. Maia Street, CR O CKE ItY & GLAS SWA RE ! NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES AT THE "Warren Crockery Store," No. 4, Main Street, WsrreB, Ohio. HARDWARE we expect lo buy to tiie best advantage rtt be Hardwre store, Boots at the Root sure, and Clothing at the Clothing store. Acting an the saa.e principle, sensible folks ar every day coming to the "Croekerf Store" for Q'leensware and Glassware. W hava n. hog piles or dry -roods, with a few pieces of ill-assorted ware to fill the dark.dnaty comer with: bat oar shelves ar. filled from top to bottom with a choice selection of tbe most fashionaMe styles of Crockery. We offer the fvl lowing inducements to persons to purchase of as: 1st. We have the lareest and lie it stock in the county to select from. 2d. We sell oar wares to Bait customers, in any quantity from a common tea eap or saucer to the largest sised dinner sett. And last, but not least. will sell by the single piece as cheap as others sell hy the sett, and by the sett cheaper than it c n be bought elsewhere in the county. These indaeeiaeole are worthy of notice, and we mean what we say. If by fair and liberal dealing, and selling .ur wares at an unusually low price, we can 1-uiltl up a Crockery and Glassware trail in Warrco. wc ar boand t d it, aad respectfully ask the public ta call and give "Young America" a fsir trial. JO Rrmemlier the place McLAIN'S CROCKERY STORE. Ko. d. Main St Nov. II. "3. -Sa. 1857. JOIIN L. WEEI857. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 14. Market Street, Warren, Ohio. Ther is no ns talking! Tha decree has gone forth a discerning pa'die have decided that J. L. WEEKS' is the best, the neatest, and most fashionaole. and most reliable Tailoring Kstaolishment in town. I most res pectfully invite my old friends and the public, and all who want to improv to outer maa. to call and axamia mr spring stock of goods, jast received, consisting of CHOICE PRfc.NClI, ENGLISH. AM) AMERICAN CLOTHS AND CASSIMKRES, cf a'l colors and nalities. CASSIMKRES AND TESTINGS IN GREAT VAKIETIKS. POR DRBSS at BUSINESS WEAR,, of new and hrantiful patterns. A TERT LARGE STOCK OP FURNISHING GOODS AND TRIMMINU3. of all styles and finalities. A PULL AND C0MPLET2 ASSORTMENT OP READY-MADE CL0TIIIN3. . I.oth of fin and low priced material. ALSO, HATS AND CAPS, IN GREAT VARIETIES, AND OP ALL QUALITIES, from th cheapest Wool to th finest Beaver, suitable for all tirnos aad eccaiBS. Gentlemen furnishing their owa goods, caa rely upon having it cut aad mad with aaataass aad dlspaUh, and In a style to defy comnetttiou. Cutting don at all times an shrt aolic. N.B. A II goods sold aad woi a dn. warranted as represented. aarn vv, isar. 1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857. SPRING & TURNER, N.). 6, Market Strrel. Wa-ren, Oii- Have iust received A LARGE & CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF DP.r03. ALCOnOL. VARNISHES. BRCcHES. PERPL'MERT. IEDICINE!, CUI11ICAI.S. fTBSTlPfS. PAINTS. LARD OIL. TltPKNTINB. TANNEilo' OIL. hPERM OIL. W B W OIL. LINSEED 0L GLASS lVAiE, PATENT MEDICINES. SURGICAL IXSTRCHESTS. W respectfully invite all who scay visit Warrea, for th tcrps ! paicaasiag th ahav gds, t. sail see us. and we promts, to d our oest ta pleas ait. N. B. All goads warraated aa represented. April M. ISS7. rrKv:irr.l wu a. dcmin. MING k,CO. 17 SYCAMORE ST., CINCINNATF. COMMINNIOX MEUCIIANTS, won TtK PC AND SALS OP Rrarrve, Durham Louisiana Purars, Loaf, Farm. I nutation ICnlish Crati?d, Pwdertd aad ; Dairy fit Nutnrr Chttne. I Clarified Surare. i n. K. lUtry tfutrer 7w irieana aoa s. II. Mt ID Drkina, kegt ait-i small latca; by nipt. faticr boxes. Coffee, rice, Starch. Butter, n barrels Saleratna, boaps. Lead. aod firkins. Fish, Oils. Caadles. Cack Koll Itutter In cloths ; eta. neatly lActeil, In ship-, Pork, Lard. Hans. Beef, pine rder. j Floor, Wheat, Corn, OaU. in larpe qunntities- Rje. Barley, llesnp. andsTrealTanetyofstyks. rranherries. inannfrivctarej expressly Pots and Pearl Ashes, for oar trade, all of which Cotton. ITay. Hons. we warrant to pai chasers.: Gates' Superitr IStv Tork ; ! OILKS. Rich Plaid nd Siriped. of KJ nit uce iijit; siAtK silks, r tap trior tiuaiitj ad high lustre. l the K A It SIM DRT GOODS STORK. I QUINTS. A few cases for sale by ihe rate, piect or Yard, at tht lowest l.rtcrs. le sl rate. iiect or yarJ, at tht lowest j. rices. le Lames. Challttra, Lavna Sainaar Silks, aad other ra rieties of Dreas Goods, at the W A Kit EN DRT GOODS ST0RI. I" "LOUR Bj Ihe barrel, halt barrri and tjaarWr karrsl. at BK0fVJ C ALE OF REAL ESTATE. On ih k5 Hthof Pecember, la57.at on o'clock in the after noon, at th premises in the Township of Johnston, will be sold to the hirhtst bidder, the following Real Kstat asthe property of Saranel P.dlock. deceased. to wil: The west part of what ia knovn as the Culm Mill j ro-rty, situat on th diaro.-al road leariia CO 12 CO X? MJMjet aw . . " Jo '"" FOUNDRY STOVE STB; HAVING in connection with the Foundry ad Wti.-8&! Ware-roorus oo Utol. and Liberty Streets. tte.l p a sales rom t meet th tlraands of ihe retail trad, ia th aw bailding oa th East side of Main Street, a few duora south of Packard Barn ' Hardware 6 lor, whor will al all times b fsnd lb largest and best assortment .fall kinds - STOVES, ORNAMENTAL ORATES. fcc. Ia this market, together with a fall assortment of Uollow-War ana? irtov ParnitaT. Among th larat numbtr can he onnd all the best makes and stvle f t . largvn COOKfrlG, PARLOR. HALL AND 0PPIOE STOVES. Nw la aic. Amoag th Cookinr Sunn r tbe King of St.-ves. 1'roe Amertean. QneB f rts. Wara Bighta. with lvat4 va. and th iUai Up, Defiance. Victor, Sua- and VV.lr.me, driwia Bit, aad lb ealebrated .... COAL COOKINu STOVt, ; Tropic. Diamond. Grsit Wetttrn. K!nr of l West. fcc. Io tiie line of PAULO R AN i SITHN3 ROOM STfltlf. T h,T all ti, ni.r..l (mriL ...itrroa. such as the Tiladem. Cerbesi. aftrfrl PsTtov. eoral. 0oa Uge. Pranklin Cleveland frankiio. air, for coil, sad the W.veriy Parlor. Ptiiasv Par'oe. Self fc.radat.ir. Ida. fce-for vol, together with a number or naiteru ir rmrtrr (. jr.cre.amoux wuicn is in c;-r M Sua for rul .rwnr.4. JTe Hmits. Ckmhet. l rt: Jir ...!. (t.. I have a lull assort newt of all th. newest and best kinds, amos these is the lare hevfing iUr, KXCEI.310R.ahic! ttt Halls, Cliarah aud Stores, is aarqaalled. J a'so ciana'aeture a rnmber .-f beaotiful it?i ns of of diTerrnt sises. amog wlikh is lb c!Urat4 Rrrs Grate, which ia ackaowledged ta b tl .est maoafactared. . J la snort. Jt is ray iaimio ss aoep ri aawa ail lae s . . makes of tft-r.j, Urates, and all articles ia t!.e J A1 ri;l At ki mar-nfaeture are warrante4. and those "7tiLiTt pnrchasin g them can at all times rrv rh. S3 rer'red a w -'Vr-Ji Sr.: a cfltted. waic Is not th c with fvfa ada Stivaajt4 rsr tlf riila1lfl-rCttir.gt. -r - , ... All kinds of Mill and Machinery Castings wiade to order OB ahcrt nstic. - - Call and See ! ily motto ia, "Jftfr As Vmimtld! ' Poandry oo the corner of Canal acd Liberty Streets- WholMal YTir Koosa n Canal Sfrt. tw r . ast of Tayler's Ware Iloas. Retail Koaoio ana ice ia Miu-.kia s oiees. ppiua ta aw iora booasar. .n cirv. W into, Oct. V. "ST-tf JaaiB WAR.. - STEAm CARR8AGE FACTORY COUTH OF CANAL, Warren, Ohio. Hating la ely extended snd innproTi O my sslablisliment hy nlargm( my already cxtensiv lui'-rtiDis. u well aa erwetine new oas, introiS , steam Rginc. with all kinds of macliiasry adapted to the tusiness, hy which a great sarinf of material. itas - aad lah.r ar (fleeted; thereby affordinu faciiiue for aianufactnring and selling a BETTER arucla for th sam or Lti moaey thaa can be aCorded without sach sdvanutgea. and employing au increased aamoor f th y best workmen in th eouatry. many f whom ar diraet frwa lb eastern citita, I am bow pr spared la sakeaa , torn of A BUUliK PEH 0 Y. At my Eepoaiwrias asay . found at all t-m-s th best assorunent f aishd work ta tit country; ad f which is warranted ia vry respect: aad for quaii'.y. warkmaaship. darasilivi. as ... finish, is not t. sarpasnu ia tats outry, r y aswrB taaaufacturtr. Amag ay stack f AaiahW may n found. CLOSE COACnBS. Of variwts styla aad bt1s. CrliEiOTSSi. E'R'KAWiTS.a vari.Iy of 1, t. aad 1 stats, CARRIAGES, a variety .f 2 acd 3 seal. Pli tlTOX?, 1 and seat a, tops stacding aad fawtaf , JBVNT LINDii. CARRIAGES, Sv pattsrea slid seats, SL'I.KIKS. AIs., LI'MBER rTA00!S, best article, for a ad tw.hsrses. My present raciliu aal m ta raralsk a 1 order any styl of wh!d vsttitl., o th 1 110. ".TUT SUIICE. Peraoaa wishiag aaytaung ia sty ha af tmstnes. ar requested to call and ae for tl.mselvcs. BiROrCDEl. . Bt'GOlCS. a larg variety, BUlag af TllOTTl.NU. DROP PROMT. ' ' -1 ' DEMOCRATIC WawOjTS, E.NO'-V .NOTlilX-.S. Li'., bAZELLI TIPTON. ' ---.- ' - BOX Rl'SSIES. . As. Especial atuclion to Crstom Tra. ai.S .wairicg. Painting at Trtmsni-g dor- m sk.rt B.tic. aad i '


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ocr: n. WALTON, e. WALTON I). WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, t ipe, &c. A great variety ot Japaned Ware and Toys. SiafOld Copper and Braes, and Old Iron and Rags taken in exchange. bulem, tsep. zi.leuO.


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ocr: ;:.TEN.fHO.USANDi-: 4 AT B S w J nRflnnriTK w dariis' Second Annual 1 , a El B WARKE., OHIO. This mcx!e of .-celling Books, although it is out of the usual mode vet. from the irrcat. satifar. Hull W illi u liii-li it ii uv I e ... ....... inciioj, uuilll" the rirst salt, we have breu induced to offer a much larger and letter stock ol hooks, to he sold on the same plan Some will nodouht denominate this a Lottery Scheme; hut it is nothing of the kind, for "a of chance. In tins case, then is im tnmim ;m?-n.U ....u . , ' --- " tj "twj .nun iJcr.MM) i-rm-i'.t tlio ft,! ..f l.Z i . . - uc cy 7iirtty, in a noon, ai as low a price as 1 be bought at retail from tl rj , ... ..v iin.il lie Hume- rmajree gift, some article named in the annexetl hchedule, in ...v- . nut in muiiy ants ine amr.iim paia J or the Look. If Itv adontimr il ll,.,., I . I .1 j .i.n.w c iiiate inem in me rifls; lit li n nl rui ! nf ..... I ..I .1 i . . . K ' ",C'V ru ,,r" rt."u """"h, who wouiu nototn- purt ae i ,.n il induce them to fill up many hours with and useful reading, w hu h in manv cases are worse lhan lost wkness and dissipation then we say, that u hile in this way larqelu general intelligence, we deem tin- means and results worth v h0"0rab!e- W l,ro,uol,ve otgneralgood. rwiT. a jLitv .new xoru JuvaHgetist, lo ic-.-r i, r .i t. i . . . . 'V i t S V A r" de,10m,na,,0n " 6 , S,?les ".'!F,eakug of Gilt Book Concerns, says: "S.me mi exist, alnnit these establishments, which should be cor- Purchase their merchandise at whol. sale pnees, and as 'nduremeut for people to buy of them, they sell at the usual retail 'A;. . cacu ,H)OK' as a consKiej-iition. a Uokl Pencil, '""er-Thimbli?. a Ring. tr sometimes a more valuable article. The is frequently, that ihose who have means, purchase liooks rather less valuable property. If they are gottl books, il is a praise investment " It would be wholly impossible fur us to give back to purchasers so - xji uiu pnrcnase monev. did we not have the most arranfjements With the Plll.Ilslo.1s u,u r,.l.. i. , of books. 1 J '"' l . i V, a ,arSe "umber of books, named in the list for one dollar, are sold at a dollar and a quarter. GIFT 1ERY BOOK Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Gold Pencils, Goid Lockets, Gold Pens m Silver Cases, Ladles' Cameo Pins and Ear Kings, Ladies' Jet Necklaces and Bracelets, Lathes' Gold Kinus and Pins, Ladies' Porle Monies, Pin ket and Pen Knives, Scissors, Silver '1 hiiiibles, &c, &c. FGUI? HIfrrnr?crn nrn . ado Vf. t:' -ticle, will be riven Twav with ev.r. b00CS- See the other side.' :


ocr: WTBUSHED BT BATGCOD Sl ABAMS. Rattan utei. SLffiwtlij nrailq'Sanrnal, Utoofrb ia fmfom, 'trnltnrf, Xllmlmt, cBbnrafioH, 3CcraI Sfntrfligrnrr, nnb tjjf Hrras of tjjt Saq.- I ..... TERMS - ; ' O.VB DOLLAR AND FIFTY CEXTS - - PBS AUWVM. U ItfiKIc .-. VOL. 41, NO 35 WARREN, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1 8 57. ins.:-; whole no:


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ocr: 15. W. SPEAK, M. D.f ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON f OFFICE OVER m'coNNEL's STORE, ON UAIN STREET; Residence North Side of Green Street, second door West nf the Elsworth street. Salem, April 24, lf55.


ocr: 300 Agents lUnntcu. 300 Business Easy. Useful and Honorable. ihiy One Hundred l.olliir.s per Month. Capital required, Five Dollars. For particilars, enclose Postage Stump. slid address A B.MARTY N, Plaistow, X. II..,, March 21, '57-10. .. ,v


ocr: GEO. W. rMANiLY, AMBR0TYPJ5 AND DAGUERRIAN ARTISl CARY'S BLOCK, Ufain Street, Salem, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


ocr: D. WALTON, j II, WALTON. - -1 r D. WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO; DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, Pipe, ko, A great variety of Jupuned Ware and Toys. 9-01d Copper and Bras, and Old Iron and Rag taken in exchange. Salem, Sep. 27. 1X5G. BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages,


ocr: 1 0 0 INSURANCE AGENTS,' WANTED!! $100 PEP MO K3 II WILL B E PAID To travel the STATE OF OHIO. Apply to JOSEPH GASTON, April 4th, jLb57.-3oio. Bellaike Omo


ocr: 1 0 0 INSURANCE AGENTS' W A NTEDI1 $100 PERMON1U WILL B E TAID I To travel the STATE OF OHIO. Apply tq JOSEPH GASTOM, April 4th, I857.-3mo. Bellairi Ohio


ocr: I .. L i 1. t . . maun wiw inrgcnc ever oroght to this town which ----j v ,wi ut u small advance Oft -vvn InvitA thn et' t v call and examine our Goods. w i,i ..iJ ZAa f imtln f a troti t inn in rtt Kna ktn.l. r rr ri " Call & Examine J. Deming& Ce.'s, Groceries! , ). D EMI NO & Co., Have just returned from tlm 1!iiin t4i a fresh Stock of iamiiy (Brorcrics, V e would say to country dealers thnt and will sell them Goods nt Pittsburgh prices; suck as Teas, Coffee, Hice, Sugars, Chocolate, Spices. hjwu,, vauuinD, i idh vy iijfj uurrei, uerring fiy til box, common nnd fnncy Cnndies, Foreign Fruits, and Nuts, Crackers by tho Barrel, Ac, Ac. uonee irom ll to I2i cents per pound. Tho highest market price paid fur Buttsr. Eoum. White Beans, &o., &c. J. DEMINfJ A Co,- Nov. 1, 1850.


ocr: li. W. SPEAK, M. D., ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFKICE OVER Ji'coN.Vel's STORE. ON MAIN STREET lUsidence North Side oj Green Street, second door ttcaioj ine ijixworin street. Saleu, April 24, 1855.


ocr: 300 5lgcnt0 lUanteft. 30ff Business Easy, Useful and Honorable. Salary One Hundred Dollars per Month. Capital required, Fivo Dollars. For particvlurs.enclose Postugo Stamp, and address A. B. MARTYN, Plaistow, N. II. March 21, '57-10w.


ocr: " EN0S L.- WOODS & CO. Steam Qmgine BiiUiicrs, ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, OHIO Engines of the best patterns built to order, very reasonable terms, June 21, 1850.-ly. on


ocr: EN0S L. WOODS & CO. Steam (Engine Bmltiers, ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTT, OHIO Engines of the best patterns built to ordor, oa very reasonable terms. June 21, lH56.-ly.


ocr: FALL AND VINTER. The subscriber is in receint of a rood st pijIv of Onods adapted for the season, which wore purohao ea atter tne decline in prn e. ana having taken., pains to sei-ure tho LATEST end MOST FJSI& IONABLE STYLES, no aro confident or beiogj able to please nil who may coll upon us. i no siot', ci'ijmis ot a iuii assortment ui an tno various kinds of goods kept in a country store Woolen and Domestic Goods, Cloths. Cassiroeros, Vesting, 1 weeds, Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Blanket, Muslin. Lsilie's Tiilmas and Cloaks. READY MADE CLO Till XG. SWionabu. Hate, and Cup, Ludie' nrnt Gentlemen's Furs, Uo sery. Gloves and Gauntlet. And an assortment of Ribbons, Flowers, Dress Trimmgs anl Bonnets. E3rcs0 .fabrics ! !. A. full assortment of Foreign and American Mauufactuia in Rreat variety. SILKS! SlL&Slt The best Dollar litack Silks over brought, to tbia. market. Fancy Dreta Silks. STELLA, EROCHE, nnd WUOLE.V SHAWLS !.!. CSy-RrMt.VDiR, we wont MONEY, bavirg beea oaught in this revulsion with a big pile of Wool oa hand, we pledge ourselves to sell for Cash or Paa- Dl'cg ns LOW a good hare ever been so! J in this market, and respectfully invite all persons vrsi-tiog Salem, to give us a call and examine the stne-k. JACOB UEATOW. Saleu. October 24, 1857.


ocr: GROCERY & PROVISION Store. J. M. THOMPSON keeps on bond a full as sortment of all kinds of Groceries; Sugar. Coffee, 1 ft.l n n. . luoiasses, ana syrup; Also ucn, risn oj the bnrrei, half barrel or pound; Flour, Riue, Ci gars, tobacco, b iaps and Burning Fluid. Ha to receiving fresh Goods from the East and Weal nearly every day, and can and will sell as law as any other establishment in Town. N. B. Western Reserve Cheese constantly om hand and for sale. fiSrCush paid for Egg. Salem, May 30, 1857.


ocr: VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!! The subscriber will offer for sale hi valuable Farm, situated two mile South of Washington ville. w ithin n quarter of a mile of the Railroad crot r ing. C&y" Persons desirons nf purchisinge. joodl farm w ill call and examine for ihemielve. JOHN B. SUMMER ?i(urdiT, Nor. 15, '55-3f.


ocr: D. WALTON. 1 f. w. , - D. WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO; DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture, Pipe, Ac. A great variety of Japoned Ware and Toys, tear Old Copper and Brass, and Old Iron tad Rags taken in exchange. Salem, Sop. 27, 1856.


ocr: Dissolution of ilartncrsljty. The Partnership heretofore existing between Twitchell & Spencer it this day Dissolved, by mutual consent. CHARLES TWITCHELL, ROBERT SPENCER. The Butchering Business carried on a here tofore, by Kobort Spencer. Salem, April 4th, 18G7.


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ocr: 1857. JOHN Lt WEEKS, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 14, Mirktt Street, Warren, Ohio. The- If so nit talktnc? The deeres hij (ant fcr b a 4:i-'n pnMIe hare decide tfcet J. t. it the tieu the rawit, -nd cut ruliionanle.snd mot relUh!- 1 iilui ln K,Uullfba.eul iu tua a. I moat re, peetfr.:ly inrit.- icy aid f. i.n.1, a.- l the pn -lie, ail all aha t.utlo ia.vroro tin MU t Ban. to call and ujr a-t-ix:f aioi-k .r c ja-t tcceiv-i!. roni4iii c Cli Jit : fKE-SCll. NUM-1I. A D AHERICAX Ct-OTDS AST) CASSIKERES. of ail eoljr and ialil:c"t CASSIMKP.tS AXI) Vit3TIS03 T.S GaEA'K VlKlhllu. 1'OB DKKS8 i ri'SIXESS WKAB. rf nerinl -nt"l lattrtn. A TECT LaBQB ETt. t K Of ri'KNHiii.lOtJO'jitS XD TBIMMIS03, n( ali itlet and m.il H . A IXLL AXD COMt'LSTtt ArtSJitrMUNT ' B.-iADT-MADB CLOrniSQ, otli a f ne and low pilred rial-rial. ALSO. If AT4 AXI CAI'S, OaEAT VKIKTI8, ASbOV ALL QUALITIES, from th- cl:tiaptit Woal to th fleet oae;r. tuitaltli- for all t:me, aul occk'Ona. O-rtlerjen fi:rniaiin twir rn (o-d, can rely s;on hariux ft cut aad and with aeatu ar.3 as I in a style tudt!r r-a;MEtit.oR. Ccttinir doue at all time vn hort notice. N.B. Ail go. ia mat 1 juj wotkdone. warranted asrepicaeuted. . April . 18577 .SPUING 'TRADE. SPIilXG & Hive jast received A LARGS & l"irns. AhfOllL, . VAK.'ISIIES, l.r.LSiitr. ' ' .. VKIMCtNKS. Cltt.MlOAi.n. LYISlltfs. PAISTS. LARDOIL. TlrPhNTlXE, T.NSIt.lS-011,. rTlr-MOlL. HlWgll, LINSEt'D O'l, OLASiWARK. PATENT Mi.JI0iS., firKiilOAL IXSTRF MF.KT8. TURNER, N.. G. Mark t Sin e!. Wa fer, O i . CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK Or


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ocr: ENOS L. WOODS & CO. Steam Engine Builfccrs, ALL1AKCE, STAIiK COUNTY, OHIO Engines of the best patterns built to order, on very rensonahle terms. June 21, 185C.-ly.


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ocr: 0. WALTON, I Te. WALTOJV' D. WALTON, & SON, SALEM, COL U Mill A KA COUNTY. OIIIOi DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OK STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture ripe, occ. a great variety ot Jupaned Ware and Toys. ifiS-Old Conner and Brass, and Old Iron and Rngs taken in exchange. oalem, oep. JJ7. 1856.


ocr: 2LISIIA KENT KANE. A BIOGRAPHY, BY WILLIAM ELDER. In announcing the LIFFj OF DR. KANE, wa are but anticipating the wishes of thousands and tons of thousands of the admirers of that great man. Having been a corsnnal frionrl of the deceased. and enjoying a large share of hia confidence. Dr. Elder is well qualified to do justice to the uujeci. This work will be issued in one handsome octavo volume, and will be equal in every respect to tne superD volumes ot Arotio Explorations, ' recently published. It will contain a new full faco portrait, executed on steel, as well as engrav ings of his residence, toipb, medals, &o. In order to give this work a large circulation it will be sold at the low price of $1,50, llore than 100,000 Conies Sold within 9 HoDtbi. Or. licmc's G3rcat iUork, ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS. Is now belnir read by more than two hundred thousand persons, old' and young, learned and unlearned. It is just the book which should be owned and read by every American. 600 NEWSPAPERS have each pro nounced it the most remarkable and marvellous- work ever published. THE FOREIGN JOURN ALS and the mobt distinguished saeans of Europe' are extravagant in its praise. It is more interest, ing than ROBINSON CRUSOE ; being faithful account of privations and hardships, the narrative of which cannot be read without a shudder. OUR MOST EMINENT MEN have vied with each other in extolling its merits. Xwo volumes, octavo, superbly Illustrated, THREE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS. Price $5,000. Dr. licutc'0 jTirst Narrative. The United States Grinnell Expedition In Search of Sir John Franklin, during the years 1850-51. A Personal Narrative, by Elisha Kent Kane. M. D., U. S. N. One volume 8vo., upwards of 5,50 pages, containing 200 Steel Plates and Wood Engravings, including a fine Portrait of Sir John Franklin, being tbe only one ever en graved in America. Also, a BIOGRAPHY OF FRANKLIN, by S. Austin Allibone, Esq. Price $ 3,00. This work is totally distinct from the second Arctic Expedition, and embraces much valuable and interesting matter never before published. It should bo owned by all who have purchased tbe last Expedition, as it makes Dr. Kane's works complete.


ocr: GEO. Ws MANLY, AMBROTYPU AND DAGVEBR1AX ARTIST CAPY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem, Ohh. Salem, June 23, 1855.,


ocr: PITTSBURGH WATER CUKE. This institution for the Cure of the sick, is situ ated on tho Ohio River and Ohio and Pa. K. R., 10) miles West of tho City nt II A VS 17 L LE ST A TI Oil. All kinds of diseaso successfully treated. Kif particulars Address oither of tho physicians, Box; loOi Pittsburgh, Pa. S. FREASK, M D. 11. FREASK, M. D. MRS. C. V. FRF ASE. M. T April 3th, ISSCj.


ocr: GEO. W: MANLY, AMBROTYPJS AND DAQUERRIAN artist CARY'S BLOCK, Main Stixtl, Salon, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


ocr: GROCERY & PROVISION Store. J. M. THOMPSON keens on hand a full sortment of all kinds of Groceries; Sugars, Coffoe, lea, jMoiasses, ana syrup; also Bacon, Fish by the barrel, half barrel or pound; Flour, Bice, Ci gars, Tobacco, Soaps and Burning Fluid. He ie receiving iresn Uoods Troiu tho East and West nearly every day, and can and will sell as low as any other establishment in Town. N. B. Western Roserve Cheese constantly on hand and for sale. ftfif Ctsh paid for Eggs. Salem, May 30, 1857. ' . 'a


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ocr: B. II. PAUNESTOCK & CO. Comer of Wood and First Streets, IMP0RTKKS nnnis LArtnon,, VEIiICIXES. ALCOHOL. CHEMICALS, TANXEItS'OIL, I) K STUFFS, SPF.ltMOIL. PA1XTS, WHALE OIL. MAM FACT! KKRSOK WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITHARGE. Our White Ld. rround in Oil. is put up in packages of 25, 50, 100, 200, 3lt0 and 5tal pounds, which wo guar antee to lie STR1CTLV PURE, PI LL WEIH1IT. and not surpassed by any for fineness and whiteness. Having resident partners in Sew York and Philadelphia to t.t;e advantage of all changes in the market, we ire enabled to sell for cash, or to prompt time dealers, on as favorable terms as Eastern jobbing h loses. JT7B A. FAIINESTOCK'S VEUM1FCGK furnished with English, French, German and Si-aiiish directions. CROCKERY GLASSWARE! NEW GOODS AND N E w" PRICES AT IUK "Warren Crockery Store," No. 4, Main Street, Warren, Ohio. HARDWARE we expect to buy to the best advantage at the Hardware store, Boots at the Boot store, and Clothing at the Clothing store. Acting on the sai.e principle, sensible folks are every day coming to the "Crockery Store for llueeosware and Glassware. We have uo huge piles of dry goods, with a few pieces of ill-assorted ware to All up ttie dark, dusty corner with: hut our shelves are Ailed' from top to bottom with a choice selection of the most fashionable styles of Crockery. We offer the fol lowing inducements to persons to purchase of us: 1st. Ws bare the largest and liest stork in the county to select from. Sd. We sell our wares to suit customers, in any quantity from a common tea-cup or saucer to the largest sired dinner sett. And lat, but not least, ws will sell by the single piece as chrup as others sell by the sett, and bv the sett cheaper than it etn lie bought elsewhere in the eonnty. These inducements are worthy of notice, and we mean what we say. If by fair and liberal dealing, and selling .ur wares at an unusually low price, we can l-ni)d up a Crockery and Glassware trade in Warren, ne are bound to do it. and respectfully ask the public to call and give "Voting America" a f.iir trial. KemenilM;r the place McLAlX'S CIWCKKKY STORE. So. 4, Main St Juue 17. '57-3m. 1857. JSN h. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 14. Market Street, Warren. Ohio. Tlire is no use talking! The deer has pone forth a litctrrnin vuMie have -1ei.el that J. L. WEEKS is the best. thL neattt. ami mnt fathioiiaMe, ami mo't reltaMe Tailoritijr Efcii.l:shxent in town. I mnfftres-IM-ctfulIy invite my old fnernlsai.il the puMic, and all who want to imirove the outer man, to c:iti and exjiaine my spring sloe of cocmIh. jut reciieil, eonFisiinjr of CHOICE t'KKNCII, E..U5II. AND AMKKICAX CL0TII3 AND CASSIMKRES, rt all colors atil (lualitie:. CASSIMEHF.3 AXD VE3TIXGS IN tiRKAT VAKIE1 IKS. FOR DRESS tt BUS IX E5 3 WEAR, of new and heantifnl atternt. A VERY LAUGH STOCK v ELRMS1UX1 iioD3 AND TRIMMINGS, of all stvle an-l ntnlitie. A FL'LL AND COMPLETE AS50R TMKNT Of READY-MADE CL0TIIIXO, hoth of tine acd low piicd mAterinl. AL?Of HAT 3 AND CAW. IX (JllEAT VAIUKTIES, AND OP ALL QUALITIES, from the cheapest Wool to the finest Utrarer, surtaMe for all time an1 occasions. Gentlemen furnisliiu their own po-nl. can rvly U.n havinj? it cut anil nrule with neatne aud dispatch, and in a tyie todefy competition. Cutting done at all tiui on nhort notice. X. 11. All goods old and wutkdonc, warrantctl aj represented. April 59, 1P.7. .SPRING SPRING & TURNER, Nu. 0, Mark, t Str. pt, Wa' ien, O il . IlHve just received A LARGE & CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF Pill-OS. ALCOHOL, VAUXISUES, LUfSIlES. rKFVVKKV. MFIHCIXK?. CUL.MH'AI PTESTlTFiS. PAIKTS. LARD OIL, TI KI'KSTINE, TAXXKIUi'OlL. Pl'KKMOlL. W B W OIL, l.lXrKElUM I. C.l.ASiWAUE, l'ATKXT WKD1C1XE!. FflililCAL IXSTKCMENTS. We resectfullT invite all whu may visit Warren, for the turpase of purchasing tbe aliove goods, to call anil see of, ar,d we promise lo .lo our lei to k-ase a)L All goods warrantel as represented. A-ril 157. AVP DK A I. P. !M II. livskkdoii.. TlltPKXTlXK, VAUN'ISHEo, 1IKI SHES, SPICKS. wrxnw 0'.i., .i.a.-s.ovki:. PFKlTUKItV. PArtxr MKDICINKS. SCItli. ISSTKUMKSTS. WEEKS, 1857. TRADE. 1S5T.


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ocr: 300 Agents U)antcl. 300 Business Easy, Useful and Honorable. Salary Dne Hundred Dollars per Month. Capital required, Five Dollar. For particvlars.enclose Postage Stamp.and add res A. B. MARTYN; Plaistow, N. H. March 21, '57-10w.


ocr: GEO. W; MANLY. AMBR0TYPE AND DAGVERRIAN ARTISl CARY'S BLOCK, Main Street, Salem, Ohio. Salem, June 23, 1855.


Western Reserve chronicle. [volume]

ocr: SI IBwklq amilq Sonrnnl, Jfouoftb to rotora, Stgnrnltarr, literature, duration, lord SnttUtgtnrr, ' ahb tiji 3ta of tjjt Daq. r TERM8: I OJfE DOLLAR AHU FIFTY CKMT. PUBLISHED BY HAPGOOD &. ADAMS. Mini met. VOL. 42, NO. 19. WARREN, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 3, 18 5 7. WHOLE NO. 2111


ocr: B. II. FA HNE Corner PRrcs MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. Dt K STUFFS, PAINTS, WHITE LEAD. RED Our White Lead, ground in Oil. is pat up in packages of SS, SO, 100, MO, 3)10 and 500 pounds, which we guar antee to be STRICTLY PURE, FI LL WEIGHT, and not surpassed hy any for fineness and whileaess. Having resident partners in New York and Philadelphia to lae advantag of all changre in the market, wa are enabled to sell fur cash, or to prompt time dealers, on as favorable terms as Eastern jobbing houses. STOCK & CO. of Wood and First Streets, FITTSUL'.tGII. PA. IMPORTERS AD DHALCRS IN LARD OIL, LINSHKD OIL. WISD-JW GLASS, ALCOHOL. TURPENTINE, :l..-W.MCK. TANS'KKS'OIL. " VARNISUBS. 1'EKHMKKV. SPKKMOIL, - . BRUSHES, PATENT MKDICIRn. WtlAI.KOlL. SPICRS. SURtt. INSTRUMENTS. MAM fACTl RERS0P LEAD AND LITHARGE.


ocr: 25 WITNESSES; OB, THE FORGER CONVICTED. JOIIV 8. DYE, IS TIIC AUTHOR; Who has had IU years experience as a Banker V rubltsher, and author of JS Scries f Lcetmrt mt Ike liroaJxay Tubj-rmaele, heo. for 10 succes sive niphts, over yTfjOHl Pcotdei 1 srreeled him with Koandsof Applause, ahile he exhibited the manner in which l.'ounterfeiters execute their F raais, and the Surest aud Shortest aleans of De tectin? them ! Tke bmuk JVote F?Trtrt my that kt is the Greatest Jxde ,f Paper Money Licig! GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TUE PKESBNr CENTURY, FOR Detecting: Counterfeit Eank Notes ! Describing every Genuine Bill iu Existence, and exhibiting at a rlance, evety Coun terfeit in circulation'! Arranged so admirably, thit hKFERENCE is ens.v.aud DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. IlrNo Index to exnniiue! No iae to huutnp! but so simplified and arrange.1. that the ilerciiant. Banker and Business Man can see utt t a glmmce. (3 P. a Thus each niay read the snme tr his own Native P- Tonmie xost rzsisx-r nxit hotk list rrsLisitxn, . i ..1 a l.i.r . . I tie Pricmte Bmmkerm im Americ! 3 A comjilete sun.iuary ot the Pis axi a or Ei'sora q tint hiiiiimicu in racn euiti.iu. to ccther wita all tbe Important NKWS OH DAV. Al.. A si:kiks OK INTERESTING STORIES, From an Old .anuci-ipt found in the East. It fumiahes the Most Complete UUtory of OKIENTAI. i i n:. CO CO Deserihins the most Perplexing Positions in wlach the Ladies and in-iitlcmen of that Cuulrr have been so often found. These stories will con- 2J kukimihii:; cicr vucrcu to U1C ruuiic. V. JFuru:hed Week I v to u)irriTr miltf. nl 91 a year. All letters must be ad 1 reaped t J0IIX S. DYE, Broker, l'ui-Hshersnd Proprietor. ajr 8, '57-y " 7U Wall Street, New York. C3 P EROADWAY GOLD PES .HHiiufucturius Cciupany. X0. 335 BROADWAY XEW YORK. Quarterly Sale t-f Col amd Silrer Ifatekee, Cold ll alck Ckaitut, LmcLclt, Brmeelete, c, See.


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ocr: 1 0 0 INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED!! $100 PER X ONI Il'WILL li E PAW ! To travel the STATE Oi OHIO. Apply to JOSEPH GASTON, April 4th, i67.-3mo. Bellaire Ohio


ocr: BE MET HOUSE, J. BENNET, Proprietor. (Late of bonnet's Tempersnes House, Buffalo.) Corner Siterior Street, Puulic Square, CLE VELA ND, OHIO.


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ocr: Town Valuation. Ta\ Collectors. and lliglnm BOOKS, ’ ALSO TOWN ORDERS. K< r 'ale I r 9 # M. II ALBt For the Million ! ! Turning Fluid for 80 eonls at :UvO I.AXGliON k nvs. NEW HOOKS, riVU.KS .if lirittanv ;.-nl LaVeml * ■* h.MU.l): - I \ i:-r■ i: t UtKK( T. \\I» TUI OHI TK-s. ' n !::>•>!: m> v " ! ^ ji n ii \i x, i hi: :■ wvx I'.iini-,. K V;V ; v::'{ ,:oi!!N'('-v M. IIALE i»u. i. it. su tm, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. j J \ \ IX (; li.i! f in II.' •*»rvL*. - * • » . • • •> 1j- i «: * ■ i* Nil ii.:-': 1 • 1 . • : ; :• | ut- ; r- tia,: Ofli-V. W1 iti! II up • : } . M •

place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: HENRY CALLENDER A CC. TEAS k GROCERIES, nm. •, \i> • ii;i;::r, u.i.~r>,v. n it.—.'.:... u .• . ,. ,i,.., to jui: •!' V . . .. r j- i.-t. .! : ! hivitt * fvrniiit' i i:i* l.wg- -St jino Tea- Sugar*, M« law*, Ac. Ac. lloS.MKil & RRoTlIkR, W !. I’.rsnii- anil lU-tail dealers in BRITISH F.HK.XCH 1 \l> t MU;It ,t.\ DRY GOODS!! Silks ( • -k’-ir-e I.,.' _• :;!id SoMatO Shaw!-, \\ i.'.t*. rr.i’ « , .. i! S’ 1! I Sl. i-A 1-, Silk Velvet .'d 1. , \ .i ... .a, I'oj'.iRS, (’hah . Silk;. *> d Wool 1*. • d-, l’i Lai Lrir.t.s .V-• . also a fill! u -• o tnu nt of WHITE GOODS atid ei’ilni . Icries. N. R. t l every week frc:u tin N York Au -. ... rains.


ocr: The Great Freshet. Has subsided, and public interest is now directed toj I»ew and Carefully Selected Etock of • ■ lit i ENGLISH, FRENCH and Gl LIMAN (’LOTUS, ' f a'l • 1 • -»n. t.M!:11• a. x « •; if . . ! t i. i *i ;, » ||h *r. tldi ‘It > a- tti:.> ;.t . f v as a sc * «r <a », r, rai-fmc • f Silk*. <Jrn*dlrc«. Ca.-hm* » at ! of all «t* Itt ajti rchia. «nh ('••!: j ld« »?.*• ltUl« T; t of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING of the most fushmnnhte style?. Am* nu which biav he found VESTS T have f > n hand a \ a: i*< uj< a - :s-uenJ * f B< Y’S (I O I F |\G the t, t.r. Al«..» 1.-.T - Mill'll l.(«l- ten, l, AlJ * a * rl;a< »l . i r Furnishing Gcors Vl.itr SVi.l., ■. l.cl.i |i,„ I. , 1 , ... t‘! *•••"*• *'•*.««•»»»< »« ■>1 .. . i •••. -i........m a l.o \ i: s . T •’ thrr a.l a large*.. rtmcr.J i f Saddlnr’s and I'mhroiderv Silks. ‘T r> *»l I. »r • /,</,„ '* ‘ • •• 1--U «1-U.".IU.N«, I .M. Ml., , OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT ” ’ ' • " 1 • . -I ‘ul «•! -rlti life Cullen in U< C. •» U* • ..□*» 1 5 ■* e tt ! M..i ti . *. i* | jj.1 ih , . , ' . O. V . a* h • . . : • . • V : ' v». (Axii.m , |j»4,|f,B„ '*• "' !• <« * > ■* *.' *• .n.« «-,i I. ..Mil, , , IJif <!i.r >hitt<:—-Sin ! | r. lit. n il quirk \ I...” Ki. * nm, a r ril VI * ‘ ^ ‘ 1 ■ I.'IU' / I ! fc (I I 7 1 i ‘‘ i ' .1 / / 1; • i i. i) 1 - ‘ i • » /.; >/ * • "


ocr: ____ Wool Carding! _ '« Wailing far Watrr ! ! T"* ; •r'" aid informilie SUdmlt* ,’per"i*" J-1* carding r*»lU. Having engaged an rn-r-. carder all work will be d. n. in the n„ .r f,’r '■-ardtng „,,1 oiling s *a p^uud. Vt hen taken and returned w D&P. “ C"1' “u» "<*' ear. be left at 1 ulb.n * rt.ee, and will be carded and retarded JW, notice. Wcl recced “We. m,, ,.7 '


ocr: j , . 1 j l ‘ t » , ? R U I T T R E GRAFS ViNBS, UC. |VIK s'lhsciib r is a^ent for the *■ Frr.if rre.\-from th- eelebrut' I Nursery oiin Pus- re*. iifH-kp-M t Ma^., and w ill supply * -v ki.. D >*f Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, n;l Cherry tr--■* t Drape vin-s to any who u ir him w'iCj their older*. Tree* rielm-rccl ny | art .1 i and W nsbingtnn C. nut . tr* o wiii b- warranted ami if they da i. ire i it.-lacfiMn mi deli\. ry n*> one will be oblig 1 to lak•• them Too tr<-< - will not taken • Nursery till about tho fir-t of May which onsidorel the best time for digging them. ADDISON poOL Agent for JOHN PARSONS. ?nllivan, April 11th, l-'tT. i.*3rn*


ocr: . i 1' \ itK Lit Tf iv. Jit IgO. At: .1 j.v A'.t- ,<t, A. A. J a ic: i '.it, Keg. ikT The undersigned offers for sale liis ENTIRE STOCK r.iminting of DUY GOODS, HOOTS Ac SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTIIIXG, HATS .V C APS, HARO.CUOCKERY A GLASS WARE AT COST LOU CASH ! lie a dm uiTcra for nalo EXTRA, FANCY AX'D Flour, Provisions, & at greatly reduced prioos for cash All porsous in want of (JOOl).^ at a low will plca*u call and ace, and get good BARGAINS. J. M. HALE. rji«wcril:. March .r>, lftoT


ocr: —AT— Wo would inform the public that wo have just returned from Doaton with a now and carefully eoloeted stock of CLOTHS -aistd— Among t' cir stock may be found a large assortment of ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN CLOTHS, <>f nil colors and qualities, and o! tnc luteal importations and mult fashionable styles. Alsoaaezten sivc iiMortmcut of ¥ £k & £ 8 Consisting <f Silk1*. Grenadine*, Ca-Inncres ami Velvets, of all styles ami colon. Together with complete assortment of FA LL AND WINER CLOTHING of the most fashionable styles. Arapng which may bo found Made from various •pialiric* «.f English. French, German and American Broadcloths. BLACK AN1* FANC\ I»"I>K1.N LAN TS, and BUSINESS PAN To of all atylct au4 varieties Al*<», Satin, Silk, I-oting, Cashmere and Valencia ALSO mud.; of C.YSTKU. JJKAVI.K and KmiI IM.M X CLOTHS. VESTS AM) PANTS of ail styles and qualities. .Mso on hand a handsome assortment of BOWS CJ.OHT1XG. A LARUE STOCK OF Furnishing Croods.. White Shirt*. Bosoms, ('"liar*. >t. ck«, CramiG. Scarf*. L-el.et Handkerchief, Under Shirts. Draw vr-. 1!' -I'l'y, ■"'u.'pt n.lei.t, Black, White and i;m*v kid Gloves, Silk, Lisle Turvad, and various otke Style* of GLO V ES. Together with a large assortment of Saddler’s and Embroidery Silks. "i:‘* 'Ik. hr. -1 Buttons and Needle*, pnrrhnl *rpr* dy hi ar-m modal* thr Ladies. 'mdT Wc arc ai.-» pt-X-ired t<> make up CLOTHING to older, in the ncute.-d and most workman like m (limner. 0» CDSTII DEPARTMENT i*anti"tbe cxcell.-d in th. Mat.-, ns we have one of the most careful and scientific Cutters in the Coun try, engaged *•> *ec that such work i* rightly done. Let on;-thini» b.? distinctly understood— that we will s;ll goods chcapc* than other concern in town