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CONN. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
By Authority of the State ofChio,
THOMAS J. McLAIN. AGENT.

To the AuditOr of The Stoe Of Ohio
STATEMENT OF THE CONNECT
~ Z MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Conn.,. on the LIST day OF Jan, 1856. fur
nished ~ the Agents of said Company in the state Of
Ohio) in compliance with the requirements of the Act
Of the Legislature Of the State Of 0hio. entitled /. An
Act to regulate the agencies Of Insurance. Companies
not Incorporated by the State Of Ohio" passed May ],
The NANr OF rnr conPASY, is the Connecticut Nh.
tSAl Lie Insurance Company, located al Hartford,
Connecticut.
Has no CarlrAL srocx: being a Mutual cOupapy.
Cash on hand, sIs.T7s.ss
deposit drawing interest, 100000
Bonds. Hartford Pr, idence and ~
fishk.n Railroad, mortgaged,
At Z pr. Ct pr. annun, $4,000
Columbus, Piqus and Indiana Rail-
road, mortgaged- at Z pr. Ct. pr. an, 5000
per annun, a5.oOo
Hartford City Railroad, mortgaged,
at 6 per cent per anuun, 1900
Bond and Mortgage Loans on Real Estate 90 sIs a.
Loans on Bank Stock Security, 4s,s7U,uo
to Corporations, 43-3S2,79
Stocks. Banks in the cities
OF Hartford q New Haven, I9,705
Hartford and New Haven
and Conn River Railroad. $4,000
-3e,Tc5,oo
Premium Notes Of Insured Members, bear. -
ing 90 interest, I,os3.ooI,6s
Amount dns from Agents, l6.6I734
$2,e6s.612,4I
LIABILITIES:
Amount OF Liabilities due and not due to Ranks ana
other creditors Of the Company-none.
Amount Of Losses adjusted and due, 8 eco
and not due, 7I,G5O
unadiusted, 500
in suspense, wait
ing further proof. - ss3a50.Oo
All other claims against the Company:
Dividends unpaid not due, contingent upon
the continuance Of the Policies to which
they are credited, 9d7 ,056,oo
$l,B2O, Ice, 90
The greatest amount insured in any one risk, s5.O00.
The amount allowed TO be insured in any one city,
town or Tillsge-unlimited.
GUY R. PHELPS,
0rFrcr Coxr Nrrr.f Irrr Irv % c.
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FEB. d MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
nR. S. d. HARDMAN. Physician for

~ Diseases Of the Lungs, formerly Resident PLY,
stefan to Cincinnati Marine ~Ilospital,) nov Physician
to the Salem Lung Inst tute,
VIII 5e at his rooms, Gaskil House, Warren, wedres.
day, March S.
loungstOsn. Mansion House, Monday March 10; Ra.
VIENNA, trentiss House, March q Jefferson, American
House March 3; AshtaLula, AssItaiula House March I;
Ccnneaut Feb se; Erie, Pa Fen % d %; MeadyilIe, Pa.
Feb n d e5i West Greenviiie, Feb %; Mercer, Feb 81;
New Castle. Fen 10; Massillon, March II Wooster.
March l2i Niilersburgh, March i3; Cochocton, Mar Is.
DR.. Hardman treats consumption Bronchitis, Asth-
ma; Laryngitis: and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
by hEDickTEn INHALATION, lately used in the Bromp
ton Hospital London The great point in the treat
ment Of all h1man mzhdies, il to get at the disease in
n direct manner. All medicines are estimated by their
action upon the organ requiring relief This Is me
important fact upon which IRhaiGtisA Is based. III the
stomach is diseased, we take medi zines directly into
the stomach. II the lungs are diseased. breathe or in.
hale moderated vapors directly into the lungs. Medi
eines are the antidotes TO disease, and should be an
Piled to the very seat Of disease. TnhaIafioR is the ap
plication Of this principle 10 the treatment of diseases
OF the lungs, for 1t gives Us direct access to those in
tricate sir-cells and tubes which lie out of reach of eve
~ other means Of administering medicines. The rea
son why consumption, and other diseases Of the lungs.
have heretofore resisted all treatment. has been bee inse
they have never been approaches in a direct manner
b medicine. They were intended To act upon the
lungs. and yet were applied TO the stomach. Their ac.
ton was intended to be local, and We. they were so al.
ministered that they could only act consti;ut OnaIIy.
expending their principal aud immediate action upon
the unoIieniiny stomach. whilst the fou. ulcer, Sithth,
the mugs were II4EIalestedi Inhalation rings the
me iicihs IA direct contact ~iGh the disease. without The
iisari vantage OF any vipeLt action. It, application j.
50 simple. that il ca; b. employed hS the youngest IN
flnt OF fee hist invalid. IL ioes not ieranyr the sto
mach. or interfere in the smallest i-grre, with III,
strength. coufort or business Of the patent. The re-
p-Ilt "f the IRON ton Hospital London sho IS a r-cay
cry Of fosr.sfks II cases tr-AIsi nv limitation. u
properly employ ed Their Is no case so Ga, il ~ill moi
Tie Iuhalations are compounded from the eri
ginal formulas used in the Rrompton Hospital. London.
NO charge for c Insulation.
Case .5 H. y Lacey of Son. samm;t County, OBio
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'NHE HUNTERS FEAST: OR CON.

Il VERSATI0NS AROUND TIE CAMPFIRE, By
Capt Wayne Reid. author Of he rifle Rangers, The
scalp Hunters" &c. Beautifully illustrated with en-
cravings, by n. Orr. Price 81 IS. We venture to say
that there IS no book extant which gives such a thrill
ing and yet 7uthful narrative Of the stirring aud peril
Gus life 81 q rrsPper. a. does the deeply interesting
and Instructive volume hefore US. The author, whose
powers Of description are we'll known to the American
reader through the meiium OF his e Rife Rangers
&e-- has most admirably blended instruction with
amusement. for. Thiie " Ike. the Wolf Killer" cheers
the Camp Fire with his never failing anecdotes, the
Hunter Naturalist tskes every occasion TO inform the
delighted auditory OF the habits. hannts and charac
teristics OF the animal under discussion, and this he
does in a manner which cannot fail to fix the informa
ton In the memory Of thr reader.
Just published and received at ADAMS JIG
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A MBROTYPES!I-OR DAGUEF
N REOTYPES ON GLASS;

Having taken thorough instructions in the Art q Am.
brOtyPing, from A. s. ROBBINS. late OF New York and
Philadelphia. one OF the hest Ambrotypists in Ohio. !
am ready to wait on any and all who may give me a
call. 4; my rooms over Smiths a AcCombs' Store, cor
ner Of Market and Main streets.
am prepared to take licensees Of all sizes, FROM
medium to full size. either positive or negative, or both,
which | will Fut up in double ca .es, showing the posi-
tive and negative picture; or in single cases, showing
either the positive or negative. The cases are made
expressly for Ambrotypes. These pictnres can he Ia
ken In all kinds Of weather, from 8 O'clock, A. NJ. to I
o'clock, z. n.
Thorough instructions given in the Art, at moderate
char ges. Y. L. LEROY.
Warren, January 81, Soft
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applauded.

The Coolest Yet.
On the morning of Thursday the 18th
inst, at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, the mercury
stood al 81 degrees below zero. At II,
N. it had risen to 10 degrees above. a
difference Of As degrees in six hours.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

The cod at Moscow. Russia, Novem-
Der goth, was SO severe that severnl sem
tinels were found frozen to death in their
sentry boxes, although they are relieved
every half hour.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

GUAEo is said to exist on all the keys
of the florida coast, and a company is
about to engage in carrying it away for
sale at the North.
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NUURr OF COMMON PLEAS 81

lOURr OF COMMON PLEAS 81
OTrum uI cosnty, Ohis-
Joel Smith
W "
Nathan A. Fell Civil Action
& Hugh CALDWELL
The defendant Hugh Caldwell. . son resident sfths
State Of Chic. is hereby notihed. that the PlzintiG. ea
the 25th day Of June. A. D. 1855. nlsd hs petftisn
against him and said Nathan A.. Eel, in The Clrrk's Of
dee Of the Court Of Common Pleas o. said county. Tia
petition alleges that said Caldwell and Fell. on the S4tA
day Of August 1873. entered into q written contract. by
which szid Caldwell sold TO s.ia fen one fozrta e the
COAL under q certain tract Of land, situate in Pynata-
ming township, Mercer County. Psnnsyivsni.. owued
and occupied by Pzul Arner-thai said Fell agreed -
pay therefor the SUN Of tEo hundred and any dollars.
One hundred BY August -. 1850. and one hundred aEd
ffty dollars BY August 81. Ie5l-thzt said FELL xas -
search for Coal under said land. with Jesse Smith. be-
fore August 20. lS50, and II = vein Of Coal Was nee
found worth mining said contract was rcld.-that Eai2
Fen did search for Coal and was sztixeeh thessEish-
that said Caldwell assigned said eoatrz1t to the plaia-
tin. who Is the owner thereof and sntisisd 70 rscoreF
4 said $3.50. With interest from said Fell. The plainfi9
asks udgnsnt against said Fell for said sun Gnd iais-
rest
Unless said Caldwell answers By the 18th day q
March, Al. 1856, said petition asst him will be takra
for confessed.
CURTISs 4 BRIGHT.
4 Warren, Jan,y. 20. 1856 oy. Aft,yf. for PIN
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DIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

Ahnea ssartne { of Pianos. warp ing in price from
Sie5 to 300 Among others may be found
} elegant Rosewood. 6 oct, ir0n frame, fancy legs, S22j
a do 6Tf oct. do rouns cor. 3a0GS3
3 do 81 " do do 27SsS3Oo
) 7 oct. rose, carved tablet and carved Moulding, 500
} do plain ease, - S32S
I TS oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. $500
The lat mentioned is enc Of the largest and most
magnificent pianos ever manufactured. The p1sae ara
invited to call and examine il; IL will repay thu srJu
BILE offs visit. The above we're selected hy nysrf with
great care. and I win warrant hem 10 be very Eaperisr
Instruments in sVefy particular
Warren, Jan. ., Sc. st.
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4 ARGE STOCKOF IRON L NAILS
II just received at the NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE.
u SALEM STATION, and for sale At the LOVES
sIGCRES. CuESSNAN, WRIGHT a Co.
Jan. 10. '56-3Ia.
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OF for California.

Two OF our young frirnl>, M-ssrs En-
erson oPdycKe. AMI Charles II4ps I'd,
left this place on FRIDAY for the land oil
Gold. This Will be Nr, o~plyeke's sec,
ond viait. he having returned o"ly a iew
months since. Tnete. gen Ivmen tax,
with them the best wishes Of their &C
quxin,ences.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

~ COMING AGAIN-together with any uurnber Of
elegant Pianos, Nelodeons, &s-, daily arriving At S. T.
Pouerey's Piano Ware Rnoln-, Liberty ST., Warren, o.
! must sgzin remind my friends that = good Piano
Forte Is the most substantial, sensible. and uithsl &C
erptable Christmas or New Years gin which can be Sc
leetsd. II any doubt il. I respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient Of the favor for confirmation OF
ny opinion. | always sell . large number on OF near
the holidays, and am Elzl to sss this year that / an
favored with an unusual speaking ahead" for instru
nsnts. Those intending to go in" viii DO well to call
a. soon A. possible.
nov 2s ST. PoAEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

Ell. JANSEN, late State Treasury of
Wisconsin, is reported a defauller in the
sum of $50. 600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

The boot and shoe trade of Cincinnati
is said TO be over 1000, 900 of dollars
annually.
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DURAL PUBLICATIONS-

RURAL PUBLICATIONS.
IL Tex coUETRr GENTLEMEN THE CULTIVATION,
AND The ILLrsTRATED Annual REGIsTER OF RrRAL
ATFNRs- PEbhshed at albany, ". Y. By LurHEs
TICKER 4 Son.
The Country Gentleman is a beautifully Illustrated
weekly Of 10 pages quartO. With special De .srtments
Tor The Farm, The GrAZier. The Dairy. The Fruit Gar
den and Orchard. The Florist. The Kitchen Garden
The Poultry Yard. The HouseEife, Til. FireSide. &c
This Is, without question, the BEST Agricultural
Paper IN the Unietd sta.es."-Hon- JoHE WENTWORTH,
NO Of Illinois. Price - Il year.
The Cuitivator, monthly, - pages octavo-xeil
known Tor tEenty years. as the hest monthly agricul
t"-al Journal IN this eountry-price5 SO cents per year.
The Illnttrated Annual Register nf Rrral Affairs -
The two Nos. issued fsr ls55 and 1856, contain more
than 80 en-ravinKs Of h~uildings. animals. trees, fruits.
@e;&e Price . cents eaeh-sent post paid by mail
These works combine attractions 10 he fonnJ In no
similar publications., and tie publishers will send
specimens Of the papers to all who would like to en-
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u K. wISELL's PREMIUM CAR
H. RIAGE MANDATORY. West side Of the M
OWL WAR IN KANSAS INEVk

~ IASL.ESSE NAN SHOT DEAD GREAT R1.
Al caused by JOHN A selling out his stand. His
stock OF goods must be sold by the FIRST or middle Of
March next. Persons wanting groceries Of all kinds,
or gnns and pistols, and gun fixtures Of all kinds. by
Wholesale or retail, will do we'll to call soon. AL that
u wanting 10 TO call with the really dimes, and show
yourselves willing 70 buy out my stock. and you can
have the goods At lox prices. ! have = few rides. one
extra target ride: AMI . few nne double barreled shot
guns. twist and single barrels. Pistols. ReVolVers,
nne tasks, horns and shot belts. All parts Of locks
and CUR fixtures Of all kinda. for gunsmiths. Nearly
all Of which were bought east last 0etober-hut I now
Wish 70 change my business; so call quick or yoa will
close them out II YOU will buy. JOHN DAY.
Warren, Jan. 2. ,56-3gn
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TO MEDICAL srUDEN rs.-DRs

Il PAINE & DAVIS would say to Young Men who
are desirous OF studying medicine. that they have furn.
ished themselves with a large Medical l. inrary. Ana.
tomical Charts, Plates. MaIs. Surgical and Chemical
Apparatus. sufficient to illustrate all the various
branches Of medicine and Surgery. DR.. Paine, Demon
stratoT Of Anatomy in the Z. N. College Of PhiIadel.
phia, will lecture to the StuI nts every Saturday after
noon on rome OF the branches Of MEDICINE, and to
those who are DESTROYS Of studying for the profession,
they will give rare opportunity to 10 50. For further
particulars inquire at their Office. over Nichols &
"eirs Hat and Clothing Store, Main ST., Warren, o.
Jan. 1914
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

tbs Republicans of Detroit have cleo
ted o N. Hyde, Mayor. by two hun
dred majority.
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SPRlN WHEAT FOR SEED A
- feE iash /, Of fssf Prs@ism SSri1g Rkeaf. su,,-
= lie FOR see1, for sale y the 81 .scsIJer al 81 Ter u-h
el SETH 4 BUSHNELL.
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The Sleigh Ride.

.|"E u. """"".
As we neglected to notice the ex:en'
sive sleigh ride thai came off OF Friday
the 9Th inst, we copy the following from
the Denoc,rt.
"On Friday afternoon last, between
one aud tEo hundred Of the citizens of
this place. joined together and had a
grand sleigh ride. The company left
town about 4 o'clock, proceeded east as
far as Niles aud returned, by way of the
Vienna road. al err ar;de Of / 2 or Is miles,
about 5 O'Clock, and stopped at tie Gas
kill House. where arrangements had been
made for their reception. The company
was considerably augmented by : num-
Der of citizens who came in during the
evening. Alter an hour spent in social
intercourse, the visitors parIook of an cx-
cellent supper. Shortly after supper the
company gradually broke up, all appear
ing well pleased with the name in
which they had spent the evening"
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/ must say. from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, il has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which IL il
recommended, viz: those Of female weakness, such as
ProhPsus Uteri, Fluor AI5us. and all irregular and
painful nsenstruation, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. d. Y. F00TE, 81. D.. Syracuse, n Y.
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NOTICE.-Books will be opened for
~ receiving subscriptions to the capital stock Of
the Mineral Ridge Railroad Company. at the store of
ii. Mason, in the Village Of Niles. Township of Wealth
ersield. County OF Trumtull. and State % ohio. ON the
18th day Of February, 1856. between the hours Of 10
and IL o'clock, A. ". OF said day.
HENRY T. RICE,
EDWIN f.. FRENCH,
WI. S. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jans3, '56-4t wa. Il. SEWARD
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DIR. J. ID, ANARCHISTS

DIR. J. ID, ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
FOR the krLIHr AxD crRr OF SUFFERING rrxALrs.
IT STANDS PRE- EMINENT FOR
4 its curative powers in all the diseases for which IL
is recommended, usually rallied
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or these are Prolapsus Utsri, or falling Of the womb;
Fiuor Albus, or whites; Chronic Inflammation and u
Flooding; Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular Menstru-
alton, &C., with all their accompanying evils. Cancer
e~xeeptvdD no matter hcE severe or ofhow long stand
This me iieine has never been introduced by empty
puns and misreprest nations, nor ia il intended that
It's present popularity shall be sustained by any nedi.
uln bur is merits and the appreciation Of the public.
REFERENCES
The m iicine is now well known and appreciated.
and will have \ steady and increasing sale. i know Of
no preparation that can compare with il for the partie.
uhr complaints for which It is designed. I am Iatis-
feG. by the use now making Off in my own famiIy, and
by almost every days evidence OF its benefits to others.
that it justly merits the varmest recommendations rs
best friends have given Of II.
BE. PERKINS, NJ. D., Marietta, o.
. I would be glad to have a further supply, as
The medicine 10 becoming very popular. and / think
will continue, As Il has given relief in every instance
mo. NEWMAN, N. D.. Mt. Vernon, Ind.
Prevail on medical men to ADOPT It In their practice:
and l have no fears Of the resalt, from What knorIadrs
l have obtained personally Of the curative power..
wish the medicine kept here.
T.C. HAWKINS, n. D., waynesburg, Pa.
The catholiean Is doing good service here. All IN.
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
lifted hut one-and that one. nothing will helD.
Truly yours, VA. LAIRD nAZLETT, MD.
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
i must say, from ny own experience and persou.i
observation in my practice. il has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which IL is
recommended, viz those Of female weakness, such as
~ProaPsus Uteri, FluOr Alhus. and all irregular and
painful naenstruation, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. D. Y. F00TE, 81. d, Syracuse, n. Y.
The Claims OF this medicine to the confidence Of the
public are strengthened by the fact Of its having re
ceived the appreciation aud liberal patronage Of many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni. /
ted states. some OF whom have voluntarily given let.
tsrs OF commentator. (see pamphlet sustaining all
that 10 Claimed for it a. q curative agent. 7
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms OF the above disea-
ses- together with testimonials from ladies' Of the high |
est respectahility. as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, TO all which the attention Of ladies and prze-
titioners 10 respectfully invited. can he had gratis at
the store Of L. A SMITH & CO., Druggists, Warren.
Ohio. J.B. AARcuISI Il Co. ProprietorS,
CeItrzl Depot. 3O4 Broadway, z. Y.
Feb. 6, ls56-6a.
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THE entire debt of the city of Buffalo
is s525, 600.
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II All subsequent works by Charles Dickens will
be issued in uniform style with he above.
Copies of any one, or any set. Of either edition OF the
shove works will be sent to any person to any part OF
the United States, free Of postage, on their RENTING
the price of the edition they may wish, to the Publisher
in = letter post paid.
| Published and for sale by
N D
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no CONfRACTORS.-SeaL d prop1

1 sa.s Sili he received ny the AshtI ula and New
L.s"ou Rail Rad Company. al their Offices in Ashts-
buia or CAnheid, until the 18th DAY Of March. l-56. for
the tiraiuliion. Masonry, bridging aud Ties Of that
rnrtiot o. their roai hing tet~ cen the Cleveland 1Bsi
N1n"ning h9ai in Niles. TO the East Al d srSt centre
rnsl IN AustintoSn. icing arLut5z miles.
frahles, Plans and Specifications sill ne r. ydy for
hspeet'"n On aad sitter the first day OF March next
ASatabulA o. FEB. !. lsS.l W.uAIL- Ch,f Fms.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.-Tbc sub

Il seribsr oners his services. 10 those wishing !. 10.
cate lands In Iowa, at reasonable rates. Particular At
ton paid to locating Land Warrants, or ~ desired. I
will locate and sell the land, for one half the profits,
counting each warrant worth u IS per acre. aud pay
my own expense. Except the ohse fee, which 10 one
dollar for each 30 acres1
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located for cash. or eastern drafts, or on time.
Taxes paid and titles examined. in Central or Northern
Iowa. EDWIN LOvELAND.
ReGerenees-Geo. Tayler, Esq, Cashier Of the West
ern 4 Bank; Austin d. kibher, Esq-, Rev. A. M. Brorn
PArmingt m, o. D. II. Taft, Esq, Columbus. o.
Scotch Grove, Jones Co, Iowa, Sept IS, ls5s.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY order

On Saturday the LIST day Of March. 1885, between tie
hours Of | and 4 oeloek, p NJ, on The premises IN ths
township ofFowler. Trumhull County o.. win be soti
70 the highest bidder, the following real estate. xs the
property Of Thomas nEEIey. deceased, to uit-situnfs
in Fowler. township No. ). in the - range Of toxnships
in the Connections Western Reserve, in the State of
Ohio and which is also in the county Of Truuhui and
is known rs part Of lot No. 46. and bounded - fol-
loHs-West by the public highway: South By lands
owned by Joseph W. Davis; East by the highway and
running north to the centre % Big Spring Run" %
e~alled-thee east and vest ends to be Of an equal Width
and contains atty srres Of land more or less.
Terms made known on day Of sale
CHANDLER HAwLEY. =
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Warren. Fe.. 6. Isss-at
tlrM. N MICHAE.nno,A,.

Notice As hereby gwen ia 1 the sn-.scrisrr has
letn aI1-ol.ted ai.i gual fed a. q u iuistrarur or The
estate OF William Nc 4 .chael. lat . Aeuher fell
Trum nIl C..uLty deceased :. ". sNiFH
Fs.. 81
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Pittsburg Convention-Redueed Fare, on
o & P, r. R.

Aessrs. HdpgoOd d. Adoms.-We will
ticket from this point to The Republican
Convention for &c there and back. Tick.
cts good > days s1st. 9sd and Esd.
Respectfully. G. CURRY.
o. P. R. R. ag't.
SALEM, Feb. Is. 1856.
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IN PROBATE COURT for TrunbuI

IN PROBATE COURT for Trumbuli
Il County --.
Singleton King. Aduinistratoron
Bethuel Benan. Jun, Deceased.
vs. 49,
RhodA Ana BeGAn, Sophia Sell
by. Beman Reed, aud Amelia N--a
Reed and others, heirs Of safd
Bsthuel B-mar, Jun. decezsed.J
The said Singleton King. Administrator Of Dsthnsl
Beman Jun.. deceased. has Ned in said Probate Coua
for rrumbull county, Ohio. his petition to ssll for he
payment Of debts OF the Estate OF szid deceased. and
subject to dover Of Rhoda Ann Bemsn. to be assignsd
thersin. the following described premises. Wis attn,
ate in Mecca tornship. in said county. known a. par4
Of lot number three. in the Kingsbury tract. 90 called.
bounded north. east and west By the lot lines. and -
extend 10 far south - % contain eighty scrrs 81 iana-
Said petition will be for hearing on the lst dky -
By sUTLIPF 4 FUTILE r J. POWERS.
Jan ~. le564w. Aity's- for PR.