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LIFE INSURANCE.
S Z NJ IA y N u A

= l. III / "A " " u n l.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONNECTI-
u MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn.,. on the LIST day Of July. 1855. Qfur-
nished by the Agents Of said Company in the State Of
0hio.O in compliance with the requirements Of the Act
Of the Legislature Of the State OF Ohio. entitled An
Act to regulate the agencies Of Insurance Companies
net incorporated ty the State of Ohio" passed May j,
ls5i.
ihe NAME or the coxPASr. is the Connecticut Mu-
tusl Lie Insurance Company.
Has no CAPITAL STOCK: icing a Mutual Company.
ASSETS:
in banks on special
depos:t 100000
Bonds Hartford and Providence Railroad,
mortgaged. a; : pr. ct. pr. annnm. sgO,ccO
Iron Railroad, mortgaged. al . per CT
per annun, .5,CCO
Columbus. Piqua and Indiana Rail
road, mcrtgased. at pr. ct. pr. an, 5000
Hartford City Railroad, mortgaged,
at 6 per cent. per annum, li.GoO
Bond and Mortgage Loans on Real Estate. s~46,3I4,OI
Loans on Bank Stock Security. $4,000
" to City of Hartford and other
Corporations. 1892
Stocks. Banks in the cities
of Hartford d New Haven, 1880
Hartford and New Haven
conutcticut River Railroad. 5000
81 1900
ing o. interest, I,O95.s4O.79
Amount due from Agents, l6.S21.Ss
s2,l97, 1885
LIABILITIES
Amount Of Liabilities due and not due to Banks and
other creditors of the Company-nOne-
Amount Of Losses adjusted and due, $500
" and not due, % 100
" unadjusted, . 5000
" in suspense, wait
ing further proof. - S7e 10000
All other claims against the Company:
Dividends unpaid, not due, contingent upon
the continuance of the Policies to which
they are credited, I,O66, 5000
SIl44.7Gq,OO
The greatest amount Insured in any one risk, $500.
The amount allowed to be insured in any one city,
town or village-unlimited.
GUY r. PHELPS,
OFFICE COM. Mutual lice ISs. Co., Secretary.
HARTFORD. July /. 1855.
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CTRIKE NOW, WHILE THE IRON

IRIh NOW, WHlLE The lRON
~ Is HOTl-A al CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
can be had by applying i Imtdiately, as l wish to 20
West by the middle Of Sept, mber, to stay a eW months.
L want to sell my building on the east side Of Main ST.,
all my Groceries now on hand, and some Guns and Gun
Fixtures, together with Gunsmitli Tools. and will oner
them a. a bargain for the sake of closing out. Also,
Building Lot on the West side of Main street, 90 feet
front by 20 feet deep-a good location for business.
Call soon, and LOOK at said property, if you wish to
purchase.
Warren. August e. 1875. JOHN DAY.
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Hartford COUNTY, is55.
Personally appeared, Guy X. Phelps, Secretary Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, and
made oath, that the foregoing Statement. by him sub
scrihed, is true, to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Before ms, GEORGE S. LIMA
Justice of the Peace.
1 hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true copy of
the Statement, filed in the office of the Auditor Of the
State Of Ohio. Attest GUY r. PHELPS,
Secretary.
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WARREN MARBLE SHOP. situated

w on Market Street, at the east end OF J. L. Van.
0Onlers Brick Block, where may be found a choice as
sOrtment Of Italian and Vermont Marble, Tomb Stones,
Monuments, Spires and every thing in the Marble line
Of the best quality and finish, in the bestof style.
All persons that are in want Of anything in
the above line, will find Il to their advantage to give
me a call and examine stock and prices befofe purchas-
ing elsewhere Call and see. L. z. GAGER,
| Mar. IA. 81. LIZ.
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WANTED! 10000 ACRESi
w Twenty thousand acrrs in Land Warrants wan
ted for immediate use. High prices paid in cash, on
delivery, by J. X. BURNHAM,
AT the Office of the Probate Court, Warren, o.
I,b, O5sf
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COAP AND CANDLEAFORSA SALE

BLOWS, PLOWS.-We are now ma
Il king and keep constantly on hand the following
popular PloEs:
Longs No. 1, Corn PloE.
do No. 3, SwArd do
do No. 4, do do
Star, do do do
Buckeye, do do
Michigan Double, do
Road, do
Sub Soil, do
Cultivators with Cast Iron and Steel Teeth. PioEu
repaired on short notice.
Jan. 10. T.H. MORLEY & Co.
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y P. JAMESON & CO., continue to

IL manufacture Cheese Vats, ola new and improved
! pattern, with heavy copper heaters.
Eave-trOughs put up on short notice, and varrantel
Of good material; also, all kinds Of Job Work donein
good style.
Warren. March %. 1884.
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED!
II All persons having Land Warrants to sell, can
obtain the highest market price for them by calling on
the subscriber, at the Western Reserve Bank.
July 25-tf J. 5. EDWAROS
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STATE OF OHIO.
VT OLlAOe
Auditor OF STATE's OFFICE,

Original Certihcate of Authority, to expire on the 3lst
day Of January, lS56,
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THE CLEVELAND
DAILY MORNING LEADER.

THE most dssirAbls Newspaper IN the Wea
for Business Men. Giving he latest and mosg rsha-
BE toFsiga and domestic somnseid snd nsns,.ry IN
leiHgsses.
Tas eonosuirsson n ths city of "a extensive syaem
Of Railroads ard Telegraph Wires, snabIss y ruish
I'll mportsut news 70 our subscribers several days n 3D.
vance Of fhs NsE YOrk and PhHsdslphh Papers, and
he Leader beinEa Morning Issos, and hasiug become
meaber Of The SeN York Associated Press ws are en-
blsd 70 giVsful Reports Of he Ess YoLk ksrksts
simultaneously With the Reports IN the Nes YORK Morn
ing Papers being ths 10 subsiAses thoss pabsb.
ed 10 the Cleveland Evening editions twelve boaFs Aer,
and a. the Leader Invariably goes out In the sams mas
With ths Evening" Papers Ofths day prsViOus tbsrsfofs
the Nal subseEbers . the Leader Ei receive the Re
ports q the Eastern Markets tusuy-fo1r h0au earlier
than thsy could obtain the from any other paper
published 10 this city The Reviews Of the Markets Il
Home are aoas worth fAF more than the price of the
paper.
Produce MARKET IN the STATE paving higher prices on hs
average Cor Grain, POrk. Butter. Seeds and Garden
Stuff than anJ other city West Oi BuHalO Or the Aneghs
~ hguntains I scale Of prices Is tbe standard and
requisites the hAkets Of the Stae Il Is an extensive
Wholesale MGrf and supplies thousands Of Retailers In
Ohio, Indiana hchigan and Canada. We have at great
expense secured the services Of s. s. Barry, Esq., ths
best Commercial Reporter IN the West, and fan aud au.
thsutie Reports Of Sales and Quotations 10 al Depart
ments Of Trade are given daily.
TERMS OF THE LEADER.
Daily Leader, 70 Nail Subscribers, per Ann. IS, 90
on TEE sLNE RITE EoR AET FEnoD or nEE.
III Weekly, per Annum, 400
Weekly per Annum, 400
subscriptionsmay eommsnoe az any time. Payment
in Advance s required n al casss and the paper Is D-
variAby discontinued At the expiration Of The advance
payment Subscriptions be sent at Iisk, provi.
ded letters are marked "AoAsy" which viii require
Post Masters to Register the same.
MEDiLL, C0WLE5 &cO.,
Jan. lis. Leadsr 06ee, ClsssIand, o.
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We thank the Statesman for laying befofe ils
readers the table Of expenditures Of Is47 and
l84s. also for 1883 and 1854. In every ia.
stance, the discretionary Expenditures under
LOcofOcO rule are largely increased. The pay.
msnI Of interest on the public debt, As every
man Of sense knows. is not q matter 0f choice,
but Of necessity. lis fixed sum. and cannot
be increased or diminished BY any party man
agement. The stipulated interest on the snounl
Of our public debt must be paid annually, no
matter who may be in power. II The sum total
Of interest is less now than in 1878, il Is be-
cause with other matters) the surplus revenue
allotted 10 Ohio has BEEN called in, with which
q portion Of our debt has been paid. The prin.
cipal is less. aud. Of course, the amount Of in-
terest is decreased.
We aver that the people pay more ofths in.
terest now, BY direct taxation, than they paid
in 1918, although the sum total is less. The
net proceeds Of the public works were much
larger then than now. In ls47 the surplus
cash from the public works, after paying all eK-
penses. was S475,6l5. In I848 the surplus
was S375, 500. Under Locofoco rule, in 863,
the surplus was only sl65. .992. as reported
Subseq aent Developments showed that over
500, 900 had been expended previous to the
18th November, 1853. that was not included
in the returns Of that year. The real amount
Of surplus was therefore, only about $4,000,
! Contrast this with The surplus in 1917, and
ls4s, under Wbig rule. and il will be seen that
the tax payers have been compelled 10 raise
from 5000, 900 TO 100000 dollars more, to paw
the interest on our public debt, than they did
under Wing rule. J.
Let US take l847, as an illustration. The
total interest paid that year, was 1853, SOC
dollars. The surplus Ofeash from the public
works, was 475 6l5. Deduct this from the to-
tai of interest, and it left $50, 80 dollars To be
raised by direct taxation.
Contrast this with 1853. The total OF inter-
est was / ,O21 1897 dollars. The surplus from
the publ works, as reported, was l55,2s2
dollars. Deduct this from the total of interest
of that year, aud it left $50, 545 to be raised by
direct taxation.
When we remember that the net receipts
we're really onlv about $4,000 dollars, it will
be seen that the amount to be met BY direct
taxation was really 966 900 dollars far 1853.
1t is thus demonstrated that, while BY the
paymen; Of the public debt, the amount OF in
terst paid in 1858, is Ia. .672 dollars less than
in iS47, the people have really been taxed the
enormous sum Of i78,65l dollars more than
they were in l847. If we correct the expen.
ditures Of 1853, the increased amour: paid
by the tax payers last year, was a75,0OO dol
lars
This expose efectually demOlishes the las
effort Of the Statesman, in the way of humbug
10. s. Journal.
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EcLEcTro MEDICAL JouRNAL,-The January
number of this work is upon our table. The
Journal is conducted by Jos. R. Buchanan M.
D. and R. s. Newton M. D., two eminent Pro-
fessors in the Eclectic Medical Institute Of Gin
cinnati. All believers in ElectiCism should
patronise the Journal. 1t contains reading
matter Of a very useful kind. Terms, $500 a
year. Address, (post. .paid) DR.. R. S. Newton,
corner Of College and Seventh Streets, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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The respiratory Organs are a peculiarly sensitive
part of the human frame, and their susceptibility to
disease maness itself in various forms such Coughs
Colds Bronchitis Asthma and that fearful scourge of
our race Consumption. To remedy these diseases,
sablers Anodyne Cherry E1pectOrantis offered to the
public, with the assurance thai tis no empiraca COM
pound but preparation sanctioned by medical science
and commendation Its beneficial effects in all the a.
bove forms of disease have been certified to by incOn.
troverble testimony. YOuare advised to give trial.
Staber's Diarrhca Cordial is also remedy which has
been tested and approved by hundreds Ophyscians and
Others See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the agents Pice of each, only 6ocen per bottle,
six bottles for $25 F
E. H. Stabler & Co., PrOprietors, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Md. Agents-R. E. Sellers
Pittsburg, Pa, J. H. Patterson 4 Co., Wheeling, Va
] D. Park, Cincinnati, 0. ,Es.a
d.. @. A. Begel Carrolton, and Messrs. Brown 4
BarnhOuse, New HagerstoWn Agents lOr Carroll Co.,
Jan Aim
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Consumption and Splitting BlOOd-Ses the certificate
Of M Turner H. Ramsey, for many years proprietor Of
the Farmers dotel Eredrcksburg, Va, and late OF the
City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr.. John hinge, Of the city Of Richmond though a
regular physician, and of course opposed to what he
called quack medicines was obliged tosay that its good
effects in the case Of Mr. Ramsey, were wonderful in.
deed. #r.
He had been given up by several physicians had tri
cd most of the quack medicines and the verge Of
despair, well as the grave, when he tried Carters
Spanish Mixture
We refer the public to his full and lengthy certificate
around the bottle, statinghis cure
*.*See Advertisement.
Jan. 4. m.
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New ARRANeEMENTs.- John Sterling,
who recently purchased the Drug Store owned
by Mr.. Stephenson Of this place, has disposed
of the same to Mr.. John G, Baxter. of the
firm of Sterling g. Baxter saddlors of this
place. In the person Of Mr.. Baxter, The pub
lie will find an accommodating and calefal
salesmsn-tWo Indispensable qualities in a
druggist. We bespeak him liberal share Of
patronage and abundant success. Bead his
advertisement.
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EElt has been reported that lhs bail bond
Of SbrOek. The dsfaaltng Treasurer Of Holmes
county, was worthless, because Of infomalIly;
that Gilbert. who accompanied shrOek from
Millersburgh. drew The bOnd. Tie MiIlers-
bu rgh Republican eOrTsets these errors Ss fol-
lows
1t Is not true that Mr.. Gilbert drew the bail
bond. Neither is IL claimed tbst there iS any
dsfeetiu the drawing OF the bond the point in
controversy is as 70 The time OF iis acceptance.
We believe the Law required that the bond
should be accepted on the 5lh day Of June.
whereas il was not done until the 8th.-
Whether this will effect the validity Ofthe bond
is a matter upon which the'limbs Of the law
differ In opinion.
Asregards the amount Of the defalsation the
same paper says; r
Afler an examination Of the books Of the
late Treasurer il turns out that the county is
minus between 20, 900 dol. and 81 900 dol. on
ly. This is good news as far 50 il goes.
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EFTbs following facts are gathered from
the annual message Of Governor Wright Of In
diana
The ordinary expenses ofthe State Govern
mtnI the present year are s54. .26I, Al, being on
ly. per capita. four and one-third cents for each
individual. The value Of taxable properly in
the State is S29O,4I8. '48. which is an increase
in ten years Of STA, I8O.I83 Since the year
1914. there has been paid Ofthe principal and
interest Of the State scrip So, a74 T05 80, and Of
interest on The State debt 81, ,798, ,412,92. The
Governor says (:
0h the frst day Of November, 1854. the
State debt Of Indiana amounted to S7,03I ,003,
so. Of this sum the State has lquidated the
amount of 927, 864. so. leaving Of the public
debt the sum Of Sc, ,8O3, l39, of which sum
81, 763. 1S9 is bearing two and half per cent.
interest, and the balance, to wit s6,040, 900
is bearing Eve per cent interest.
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sHERIEF,S SALE.

By virtue Of certified order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and TO
me directed wiloer At public sale, on the premises,
day February tO 1856, The following described real
estate situate n Carroll county, to wit Lots numper s.
- s. g. So and lot number 4 except three feet thereof
O the south side Of said O In Philips addition to the
town of Peka also, lot number a. and fractional
part Of lot number g. which lies north Of the canal in
Bears addition TO the town Of Pskin Rsitzsl Of u
versus HsasseIl ct a, In partition.
Sale TO commence between the hours Of IL o'clok L.
II, and 3 o'clock P. 4. Terms Cash.
PETER DESH0NG,
Jan. II yS--ts r fee $500 sheriff Of Stark Co.,
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The Stare Of Ohio, Carroll Co
Court of Common PleaA
In Partition.
Robert 4. Crooks
VS..
Elizabeth B. Foster


To Elizabeth B. Foster, Of Tuscarawas county Ohio;
Joseph Baker, and Martha his wife Of Nebraska Terri
-.ory Barbara Adaine Lamaster, and Cornelius La
master, of Adams County Indiana
You will take notice that the l4th day of Dccem.
Der A. D. 1854, RObt E. crooks, fled Petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio, Where
he same is row pending, demanding Partition, Of the
following premises situate in Harrison Township Carroll
county, Ohio, to wit the west half Of the south west
quarter Of Section twenty-five (22) in Township 6E
,een l5,( Of Range six (6) containing seventy nine
teres more Or ess-being same tact OF which Josiah
Foster, decd died seized And that be will demand
Partition to be made of said premises follows to
himself the seven tenths part to Elizabeth Foster
Jne tenth part and to the children Of Lucinda Lamas
ter to wit Martha Baker, inter married Eith Joseph
Baker, Barbara Adaline Lamaster, Sarah Ellen Lamas
ter and Cornelius Lancaster, the remaining one tenth
part of said premises At the next term ofthe Court an
application will be made by the sad Pettoneror an Or
der that Partition may be made &C. of said premises
VAN BROWN, ATTY. for Plff.
Dec. 81. '54--6w pr lee 5,25
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LocoxoTvE.--I Atkinson and H. A. Std
ger, Esqrs., returned from New York on We'd
.nesday evening Of last week. They purchaS.
ed Locomotive and Passenger Car for the
Carroll Branch, aHd would have had them up.
on the road in a few days bat for the Erie riot,
whereby the railroad there was demolished.
which detained the Locomotive and Car. Il is
the intention of the Superintendent TO have
them upon the road in running order in about
three weeks.
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STARK PAPER MILLS,

..-------------------- -4.- canton, Onlo,
Our Mills are now in full operation, and we are pre-
pared to il all orders in line OF business Editor
and Merchants are respectfully invited to give US call
and examine our Stock of Paper Wefeel perfectly sat
is6ed that after thorough examination, they will give
ustheiPpatrOnage, US as our Paper will compare favorao
wi,h apy manufactured in the Western Country-and
our Prices cannot fail give satisfaction. AL Orders
sent by Mail will be promptly attended 10.
The Highest Cash Price will be paid for Rags. Mer.
chants are requested TO send their Rags ana get their
Cash. For samples Of Paper list Of Prices, &C. address
postage paid,l FISHER, ANDERSON, Co.,
AIg a8. 1854. 4 Canton, Ohio
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ONO CulrvAroR. highly useful pub
lication has entered its eleventh year, and not
withstanding the 'hsrd times" commences II
under favor able auspices. It's just the thing
the western farmers need. Its Editors have
familiAriaed themselves with the wants Of this
class Of persons, and are prepared To give them
whatever will tend to their advantage; and to
them they look for support. For terms see
Prospectus In another colHm1.
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PARTTTION NOTICE


Lucipda shaE, Catharine Shaw, (widow, Nathan
va Z. Shaw, J. Milton Shaw and Mar
Catharine Shaw, gares shav Of Carroll county 0hie
and others. aud Dsilah Groves and her husband
Matthias Groves, of Tscaawas county Ohio and Eliza
SALESMAN and bsr husband George q. SAltsman Of Jet
fersOn county Ohio and Mary Ann Shaw, Of Hamilton
county and State Of Indiana will take notice that Do.
On fed against them on the fourth day Of Deoe.
Der A d. 1854, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Oar
roll county, Ohio By Lucinda Shaw and Is nov pending
wherein the said Lueind Shaw demands partition of the
foloWing real estate 7he South half Of the North West
quarter OF section Eve, Township fourteen Of Range i've
Containing so lessalso demands that the
dover estate Of said Caiharns Shaw be assigned and
set of by metes and bounds In said half quarter that she
may have BY legal rule in the entire North West quar-
ter Of sec. p Il Of r. s. And that at the next term
Of said court application will be made BY the said petl
toner for order that partition, and assignment q
dover may be made Of said premises.
LUCINDA SHAW,
By John q. Trip, her attorney.
Dec. Il, isS4.-6w. ph. S5,25.
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EEThe N, Y, Evening Post announces that
the last American mandatory Of broad cloth
has now closed its business. What commen-
tary on the Tariff of 1885, We use in the
us 1000 700 pounds ofwoOl. TWo.thirds
Of this is imported either in the manufactured
or raw state, and yet,everybOdy wonders where
all the gold goes tol
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spectai tices

HOofands German Bittsr&-Ths superior medicine
from the recipe OF the famous Dr. Hooaand 10 selling
rapidly at this season, when there many bilious
attacks as we'll diseases Of various kinds arising from
dsordered digestion and impure blood. Dr. G. Jackson
let it be remembered. is sole proprietor and his Office
is at l26 Arch st. Phil Sold by G. A. Begel Carroll
ton Ohio
Jan. lI-2w
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMLNT.

This linment has won it's way to nOpular ta' # by
its most unparalleled success in he Ma the won1ded
and soothing the most excrutiab lg rsiI;
For rheumatism It has 0 equal, a5s:tW application
Ni cause the patient Dl AZ tori " Cuts burns gals
and an sores requiring AL ral apr Caon win vap
onish like magic before the all healnt mustang It L
equally applicable to man OF beast SOdby
DR.. O. A. B0EGEL CarrOltou, Ohio,
G. w. WE!Sl BROOK,
0rgina.sr and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices. sa4 1roadwsy, N. Y, aud corner oil
srd and Market Ssrset, st. Loris, Missouri
Sent l4-64, ,6m.
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a. HENRY,a lNV.G0RATING CORDIAL The
merits Of tis purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure of physical prOstration, genital debility, uer
vOus Affections, &c. &C., full described in anothe
column of this prner to which the readers referred g.
per bottle, ties for IS, six bottles for SS SIC pei
dozen. O,s.rve the marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row
Pine Street. below eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, WHOM
oRDERs MUST BE A1REssED. For Sale by Dr. G. A, Boe-
re Druggist CarolltOn, Ohio and BY ell respectable
Druggists and Merchants thrOughOut the cOuutr..
April 90. le64.--ly.
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Cyrus ". Hart j..
Va

vs.. Pleas Of jefferson County,
Theadore Hart. Penna
Precept from the Register Of Wills Of JefsTon county
TO try the validity Of writing purporng to be the lass
will and testament Of Cyrus W. Hart ST. Decd.
Sept 1lih 1854 issue directed &c. llfh Sept 1874
issue directed BY the Cu and personal notice to BE-
given to Matilda Whiletsck otherwise called Matilda
Hart and notice to be given to ell the other parties In.
terested by publication In newspaper published 10
the Borough Of BOOkve for tx weeks before The nsxt
Term and, also, in one paper, published in Car
rollton Carroll county and State Of Ohio for three weeks
December 18th 1854 ordered TO be pts at the hssd Of
the list ct neat Term. Extraes from the record.
D. O. GILLESPIE.
PrOthOnotafy.
To the heirs and legal representatives. Of Cyrus " =.
Hart, late Of jerks Township. Forest county, decd
You will psass take notice that the ISSUE in the above
case ordered for trial the 2nd Monday Of FebFus'
~ next s55) You therefore, hereby required 70
appear the Court House, in the Borough Of Brook
vile, the said 2nd No nday in February 1854 be
come parties to the said ISSUE your rights therein
will be barred. 7. 8. Mitchell, GhR
Jan. IL. b5--3w pr fee $50
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PETERsoNs MAGAZINE for February has been
received. AS asual, ia advance Of time. It's
splendid number, aad contains an exc leut
engraving of 'Jean Of Arc by Illman & Sons.
Its Fashion plates are of the latest styles
Terms only $500 year Address, Charles J
Peterson. l0s Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
Pa, ar.