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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13
THE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbuIl
Il County. In the Court OF rommon Pleas.
Cornelius Price, PlaiEtiG,

IL County. In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Cornelius Price, PlaiEtif,
vs..
Moore. Amer. Adam, Asa w. Petition for
Robert. Cathsrine * WeaRhx Swartz cynSeyancs
weller. (~chilirenl & Mar garet- sEartz- u land, &e.
weller. (sidoN} Of John P svartExel
Ter.
The said 1hner. A.a v Rohert. Cztharine. Wealtha
ard Margaret Sranzs riIrr. living out Of OhiO. some
where west, are hrre'y notified that Cornelius Price.
Piaiatin. has a. 4 bis petition in said court, alleging
that JohnP p. swartxSeler eontracted 70 sell Plaintig,
Part oflOt }, IN Hull ard. Trunbun Co.. on the east side
thereof. eoHtaining so acres; as descrihed particularly
" a deed recorded In Book Al. pages 40 and 427, Of
trumbGh Records Also a small pierre. part Of lot 4.
a.9nintng the above. containing one acre y rods. par
tieuiariy described in = deed recorded In book %. pa
ges So' and JOY Thai plaintiff gave John P his notes
and took possession that John p. sold The notes to
kobert Moore. and gave Robert a mortgage deed Of
said land to secure the notes; that Margaret released
lower that Robert Moore then gave plaintiff q ecnfraet
for said land. and agreed to make him a good warranty
deed. that said notes have been paid, but Robert Noors
has not conveyed the land. and cannot convex IL a he
agreed. because the nominal title remained in John r.
and Descended. on his death, to hs said children, WIS
are mere naked trustees Of the title for plaintiff. PLATA
til prays specific performance Of said contracts ana
.conysyanee OF Tile and a decree that said nilen and
heirs, and Robert Moore, make him good title in fee
simple. They are notified tn answer the petition ~
the 9th day OF March. A. D.. 1856, or judgment and do
cree will be entered against all the defendants on heir
default. uOPFNAN a RRTLIFR
EeO- ID AcSC-Ot Ally 8 Ter Platnts1.
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A dispatch from Washington, dated
Jan. 29d, says-''Senafor Douglass, in
q letter dated at Cleveland, Gays he can
not FIX any time when he will be here.
He has had an operation performed on
hia throat, which has caused him much
delay."-Csn. Commercial.
II he had performed the operation,
with . razor, some years ago, not only
himself. but the country, would have
been saved a deal of "delay" and trouble.
$aaonin1 Register.
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cERrIFIcArE or AuTMoRIry. 3
= U UIIIUr
Auditor o. STATE's 0FFIcE,

fH OF OHIO
ArDrroE oF SrArE's OFFicE,
CoLuNBUs, Jan. 81, 1850.
Whereas, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insar7zes
Company. located al Hartford. in the State Of Connect
cut, has filed in this Office a sworn statement Of its con-
ditiOn. as required BY the first secti5n ofthe ~Aet 70 rsx-
ula.e the Agencies ofInsurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by the State Of Ohio" passed May 4, ls54:
dEd pAereas, Said COuPany has furnished tie TN
dersigned. satisfactory evidence that il Is possessed %
at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
Invested in stocks Of at least par value. or in bonds or
mortgages Of u-nineumbered real estate worth double
the amount Tor which the same is mortgasrd
-7nd EAsreGs, Said Company has filed in this Office =
written Instrument. under its corpOrated seal. signed
by me President and Secretary thereof. nominating
and appointing THOMAS J. McLAIN Of Warren, is
Agent for the Transaction Of the business Of Life In
surInce, and fully and unrsseryedly authorizing him IN
acknowledge service Of process for and on behalf %
saidCompany, cOnsentins that service OF process upon
him. the said Agent, shall be taken and held TO be a.
valid as il served upon the Company, accOrdinx to the
laws ofthis STATE or ofany other State. and waving an
claim Of error ~ reason Of such service:
Nor, tAerg0re, In pursuance Of The FIRST sectian %
the Act to regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Com
panies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio" passed.
May J., 1854, 1, FRANCIS u. WRIGHT, Auditor Of
sail State. DO HEREBY CERTIFY. that the said THOMAS
J. McLAlN is authorized as an Agrlt for The said
Company, TO transact the business OF Life Insurance,
in this State, Until the thirty first day OF July. in
the year one thousand eight hundred ard fffy-six, 81
Of appointments, and the Instructions which may DO
given to him BY the said Company. ~
Is WITNESS WHEREOF. l have hereto subscribed my
name. and caused the seal Of my Office to be a6xed,
this 3tst day Of January, in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight handred and hfty-six. II 81 e1
y. VI. WRIGT Auditor.
b. rrs ~ ar-- T. J. MeLAIN, Agent
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HPNOTICE.-DEES. SFRoss's Fewer DEsTRaYrp.
The proprietOrs depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers OF this new Remedy, to
build up its own repu alton Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take it to the
sick room, and there let ii speak for itself; let it there
spread joy and peace around the pillow of suffering
and pain. II it viii noe do this, n thousand certificates
will do but little toward securing the confidence Of the
public. The testim0nials-whieh are many aid long
are published in a circular, as the limits Of an adver-
uSement will not permit-which are presented morefor
the purpose OF calling the public mind to this new rem
edy. which may he found at all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California.
II 1t possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, It viii have great popularity wherever sntrodIe-
ca, and form q great pubic blessing. On the other
hand, u It possesses no real value. the sick will soon
nnd u out, and tlrmonstrare Il as a humbug, "a base
imposition. See advertisement.
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..Is there a North?"

The present Abolition Congress, in
spite of the vast deal OF gsssing heard
about sticking 10 the North, have elected
a Southern Clerk of the House-Cullom,
Of Tennessee. When Democrats vote
for a Southern man. janus faced Aboli
t%ionis;s talk Of a lack of ''back-bone."-
Whose spine is affecte now Demo
cr0L.
Il is doubtful whether The Democrat
most deserves pity or contempt. Pity
ier lis ignorance, or contempt for its at
tempt 10 bring the Republican party
down 10 a level with its own. The Re-
publican party proscrbes no man be-
cause he is a Southern MN. 1t pro-
scribes only those whoare pr~o-slavery. In
proof of this, that party elected Mr.. Cul
lom. Such a thing the Democra ic
party dare not do. II is sectional, and
only elects those who GO for slarery and
the interests of SLAVE holders.
Mr.. Cullom " was a member of the
lat Congress and labored nobIy and con
SANITY 10 defeat the infamous Nebraska
bill. For this he was prescribed and
beaten for Congress by a union Of the
Locofocos with some of his pro-slavery
friends. Having been sacrificed for his
gallant bearing in that struggle, there is
a poetic, as well as real justice in the act
of the anti Nebraska men in this cleo
ton. Itshows that they are not govern
ed by clanish, sectional feelings, but ale
ready 10 recognize the claims of any
person firm any pert Of the Union who
has the ability and the courage to stand
up manfully for the right. Mr.. Cullom
will make an accomplished officer, and
We rejoice al his election by so decided a
,nsjcrily."
Northern Democrats have no spine.
The bone has been taken out, and India
Rubber substituted.
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This is a fact worthy TIE attention OF
Christian ministers, who may easily per-
ccive hat there is a suficien"y Of mate
rial 10 occupy their atten ion %Piiitually,
and that they would perhaps do we'll to
leave politics 10 the politicians, law to
the lawyers. and physic TO the doctors
who in turn. no doubt, will be- satisfied
t~olearn theology to the preachers.-De
ocrot.
This is a fact worthy the attention OF
the editor Of the Democrat that his par
~ is Just at this time in such a situation
a. TO supply a sificiency of material to
occupy all his attention, politically. and
he would do well to follow his oagn ad
vice, and leave sermons and religion to
the preachers, who in turn, no doubt,
viii be satisfied to learn politics 10 the
editor, and there is no question but that
ks politics would be much improved
thereby.
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The Madison Wis Democrat states
that week before last, a driver and two
passengers we're found frozen to death
as the stage drove up TO Fox Lake, and
shortly after, two Indians, near that vii
lage, we're found frozen to death.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13

Cese Of u. Y. Lacey, Of Stsr, Summit c0HHty, oAi0.
Early last spring Mr.. LIS lungs were highly irrita-
ted bv the Inhalation Of lime dust. whilst engaged in
sowing il over his wheat fields. This was followed by
a hacking cough. expeetoratiOn OF Purulent matter,
with slight hemorrhage. night swests and debility, in
deed ali the usual symptoms OF consumption i pre-
scrihed for him on the 26th Of September last and in
less than two months all the Formidable symptoms had
disappeared. When / last saw him he enjoyed vigor-
Gus health.
The above is a correct statement OF the results Of Med
icated Inhalation in my case, and | can heartily recon-
mend il to the suffering invalid. II LACEY
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'TRUMBULL COUNTY, Common
Masters Sale.

Pursuant to an order Of The Court Of Common Pleas.
made at the October Term thereof, A. D. lass, I shall
sell at Public Nendue. 1t the premises Of----
at the cross roads, known as Duck Creek corners. in
the township OF Newton. in sail county. on Saturday
the 10th day Of February inst, between the hours OF
with the horse power. and a Buzz Saw apparatus. Said
property being sold TO close the partnership u the par
ties to this anti. I'D coX.s Master eonnr.
Fee. So
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A remedy is now provided to throw out All Impurities
OF the blood upon the surface where they are entirely
erred. Ifpatieuts will only use the means rs present
ell by rs. A NEAvER's Canker and Salt Rheum Sy
rup. which IS advertised in another column. ConsuuTp-
ton and chronic diseases will fee away; it removes
the cause.
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WYNN. ESTATE

w Notice is hereby given that the Subscriber has
been appointed and qualified rs administrator on he
TrumbuIi County, deceased. C. W. SMITH
Feb. r3-3t
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rrsagion and Political asrnons.

: a~icle,Gnd.r This head appeared
i a. le-i Dsmocrat. frvm which We pro
. make a few extracts BY VS., Of a
text. and preach = short ,rrnoa our
selves.
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CONN. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
By Authority Of the State ofOhio,
THOMAS J. MeEAIN, AGENT. s

-
To tile Anait0r ofrike Stofe of Ok;o:-
STATEMENT OF THE CONNECT
~ ctr Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Hartford, Conn. on the Ist day Of JAM, lass (fur.
nished by the Agents Of said ComrAny in the state q
OhioO in compliance with the requirements Of he Act
Of the Legislature Of the state Of Ohio, entitled . An
Act to regulate the agencies Of Insurance Companies
l654. r-a
The MAZE OF THE cozPANr, is the Connection Mn.
tual Lie Insurance Company, located At Hartford,
Connecticut.
Has no CAPITAL STOCK being n Mutual coup.5x.
Cash on hand zoo pA
=" {" in hanks on special 81
deposit drawing interest, 20. 000,norrgzo
Bonds. Hartford Pro,idenss and
Fishkill Railroad, mortgaged,
at . pr Ct pr anHum, 1000
Columbus. fiqua and Indiana Rail-
road, mortgased. at . pr. ct. pr. an, IS $500
Iron Railroad, nortgased, at per Ct. sasa ~
Hartford City Railroad, mortzaged.
at per cent per anHum, 1900 n+F ~
Bond and Mortgage Loans on Real Estate, sesSis3t
Loans on Bank stock Security, $4,000
to Corporations, 43r392,19
Stocks Banks in the cities fr--l
Of Hartford & New Haven, 1895
Hartford and New Haven
and Conn., River Railroad.l3 1
-- le436-.To
Premium Notes Of Insr-ed Members. bear -
~ pa lulcfcSlt lYQ41-IOl. 80
Amount due from Agents, l66I7-4
ss.ass.sSs.n
LIABILITIES
Amount Of Liabilities due and not due to Banks and
other creditors Of the Company-none.
Amount of Losses adjusted aud due, . 600 lrA
and not due, I.u50
unadjusted, 500
in suspense, wait
ing further proof. - Ss5e5O.Go
All other claims against the Company
Dividends unpaid, not due, contingent upon
The continuance Of the Policies to which
tkcy are credited, or, o55,oo
si,ua6,fUe,o0
The greatest amount insured in any one risk, s5,o00.
The amount allowed to be insured in any one city.
town or Village-unlimired-
GUY R. PHELPs.n
oEIcE Cow MrTuAL LIEEISs- Co, sssraGrE
HARIFoRD. Jan. j. 1850
STATE OF CosSEcTIorT
Hartford CouhtSss- Hartford, Jan :. 1856.
Personally appeared Guy R. Phelps Secretary Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, and iuade
oath thatthe foregoing statemen: by hun subscribed, il
true to the best Of his knoElsdge and belief .hlg8
Before me. Z D s. Ina
Justice Of Peace.
With pleasure, and much condolences, We invite pub
lie attention to the FORGING Statement. Of the Affairs
Ofths only Foreign Life Insurance. Company that has
complied with the Laws Of Ohio, in this Counts. A
hne opportunity is hers offered in a Company. 1hoss
ability no one can doubt. TO obtain Insurance. on your
Life, fer the benefit OF your wife and children. Call
in without delay, and l will wait en- you with fidelity
and PromPsness- T1 T-J- CLAIM
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4 PLACEMENT NOTICE

Charles E. Hillnan,O e.,
s,,,o-5 ch,,,., white. Justice Of Peace. Of Bris
and JOHN HardJ. toll iP, Trumbull county, Ohio
On the 10th day Of January. A. D. 1856. said Justice
issued an order Of attachment, in the above action, for
the sum Of Eve dollars. The said defendants not be
ing stryei by process. the cause was adjourned to The
Sth day of March, 1856, at ! o'clock. P. NJ.
Feb. G.. ISJ5-3v-. ARL E.
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'TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
Il PLEAS.
Bae&ard & Bsrnum, D =

The defendant. Thomas Hsey. will take notes hat
the plaintiffs have this 18th January, lss6. hled their
petition in said court asking Judgment aEainst said
Huey for the sum Of S34.7O, upon a prOmissory note;
that an order Of attachment against the real and per-
sonal property Of said defendant within the county has
been obtained. and that he is required to nIe his an
swer by the 10th day Of February. 1856.
Feb. l36t L.C- JONES, Atty Tor Pts.
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70 CONTRACTORS-Sealed propo

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed propo
sails will be resolved by the Ashtabula and New
Lisbon Rail Road Company. at their ofhces in Ashta-
bula or Garfield, until the 18th day Of March. 1856, for
the Graduation Masonry. Bridging and Ties OF that
portion Of their road lying between the Cleveland and
Mahoning Road in Niles, to the east ard west centre
road in Austintown, being about ~ miles
Prefles, Plans and Specifications will be ready for
inspection on and after the frst day Of March next.
Office A.. & N. L. X Co. E NEWTON Pres.
Ashiabuls, o.. Feb. ], Is45.S W.HALL, Chit Eng
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13

A Christian minister in this vicinity
made th- Observation recently, that ihrr,
we're more baeksliders from religion ia
the Western Reserve. than could b,
found in the same extent nf population
and territory. any where else under the
sun." This is q pretty strong asStrtiOE,
nevertheless We have no disposition 10
dispute it. II might also be said that in
M equal extent of population and terri
tory are there as many fanatics and big
OTIS. Is many divines who preach irnm
Giddings' speeches instead of ChIisI's
Gospel; VINO would rather be heard de-
claiming against Douglas and the Dem
ocrats. Than the Devil and iir.lision.-
Democrat.
How much truth there may BE- in the
first stat. meni. when applied tie indiriJ-
usls. We cannot say ; but if the Demo
Se-of ever had any reputation for truth
telling. il has Lackslidden most aw-
fully. avs
@A As to the second. that paper is only
singing its old sony ; for all men. &C
aeording to il. are fanatics md biso,s.
who do not vote for Pierce. endorse the
Kansas act. and go in Tor slavery. and
free trade.
With regsrrl TO the last clause, it does
make but little differ nee whether a
preacher declaims against Douglas and
tPstrni) Democracy, or the Dsvil and
irreligion ; the terms being synony NOUS,
and the -four things just about allie.
The soul of brother Ritcz-l is evident
-ly Eex-d within him, becaus" tie Chris
tain minister mentioned above. and other
ministers hereaboufs, are so blinI that
they cannot see the besuti,s of negro
slavery /; and are so wicked that thew
viii not advise their focks, either per-
sonslly 10 hum fugitive women and chill
dren with dogs and guns (; or politically
endorse By their votes, the action Of a
psrty which is doing its utmost TO spread
the system of slavc-breeding over The
free territory, and make Of Ohio a hunt
ing grouad for women wliPpers, and
n~egro-cstclers.
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Ne@ Embellishments.
no CONSCMPTIYES AND OTHER

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
l- when handed in.
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DR. TUBS APPOINTMENTS are to be RE
SUMED in MARCH next. and routiun-I - brr.rofore.
They will not be supplied by any one else during his
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NALENrINESl Merchants and 9TH

ers dping business through the count :, are re-
specially infoFmed that i am now prepared t9.fnrnish
every variety and style Of Valentines, this coming sea-
son ny the single one. d0-es or gross. on e0z1isstes
or 0tkerrise, as At may sEit. Those who favored us
last year. we trust will not only reneU. Int largely IN
crease their ORDERS And those who are strangers 70
in the valentine trade, At our oil ! stand the NEW YORK
BOOK STORE. Warren. Reb- 6. 1855
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JOY TO THE W~oRLD.-Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer. for the instant cure and entire eradication OF all
pain Internal and external remedy. No matter where
the pain is or Of what nature, this will reach il. Sold
by merchants generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13

The positive truth is that nine Of every
tea of the lnidels on the Reserve, ale
Aboliuonists- Desnocra'. ; fss-
The positive truth is that n ne of ten
OF the preachers of aIldenominauo ns are
: Republicans, and nearly If not quite
n ne foat of en- OF the inhabitants of the
Reserve are al heart opposed 10 the TX
stension of slavery, and Pine ous Of tensof
them wouti vote with the Republican
party, IF it were not that the Democrat,
and papers of that ilk, so fal.ify politi-
cal facts, that they cannot learn the
truth. g ~
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On the 9Th day Of February. A. d. 1856, said Justies
issued an order Of attachment in the above action. Tor
the sum Of S53.0s, debt. Cause set for rial he Ara
dag Of March, A. D. Is56, at 10 O'Clock A 81.
Feb. l3-3t GEO. VI. HOWE.
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.ORANGEYILLE BOW AND FELL

" L0E M~ANURACT0RY. on State Line Road.
south end OF the villsge, adjoining the depot grounds
Of the A. & q. W Railroad The terms OF partnership
heretofore existing between Palmer and Patten- hay
ing expired aud duly dissolved. the subscribers having
associated together, and thereby adding one half TO
the original building Of the Mandatory and having
secured a choice lot Of lumber. feel themselves ahuh.
dantly qualified, and we'll pr .pared to MI an 9rders
with promptness aud dispatch And in view Of the
rapid increase Of the business Ofthis estabiishment for
three years past. We hope to nerit and receive . stil
,reate- increase, a. We int nd 10 keep always on hand
= barge supply for Wholesale or Retail. WeWin trade
aur sui for cash or carriages, in such a way as 10 make
IL more to the advantage Of carriage makers to sx
(knowingly) be under sold lie a. good an article, north,
east, south or vest PALMER WILSON.
Orangeyine, Trumbull Coo. Feb. g. ls5s-6nr
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Ohio Legislature.

OuIO AcSlsidlUIc-
Z. We give the following extract from
a private letter. received some ten days
since
We get along, SO far. very slow in
Legialating- We have had nothing that
has elected much interest. nor have we
had any long speeches-but many short
ones. There are quite a number Of
members in the House, who are very
wise, and they have no disposition to
bury their wisdom, but are very gener-
Gus in giving us portions of it daily
There will be an effort made to get a
Bank Bill through the Legislature, TO
submit TO the electors next fall; but it
will be a waste of time TO do so. Mo-
nicd men will not take stock, let the
Bill be what it may, while the Con-
stituiion reserves the right of amending,
and the unconditional repeal, and be Ii
able for double the amount of the sub
scriplion. As to the tax law, we do not
know what we can do, the scandulous
Constitution, meeting us in the face, in
the matter of taxes, as well as almost
every thing else, which needs legisla-
ton. Mr.. Wade will be nominated. but
l cannot say, with the same assurance,
he will be elected. l think and hope he
will. Your neighbor, U. H. Hutchins,
was yesterday elected assistant Clerk in
the House. He is an excellent Clerk.
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Hon B. F. Wade and Hon. L. D. Camp
bell

bell
In a letter to the Cleveland Herald by
Mr. Wade, he imputed to Mr.. Campbell,
consent 10 Mr.. Thornington's resolution,
declaring him, Campbell Speaker Of
the House. Mr.. Campbell brought up
the matter on the floor of the house, re-
fleeing upon the veracity of Mr.. Wade,
and showing that he had dissented TO the
resolution.
Mr.. Wade explained. fully e1culpa-
ting himself from having intentionally
wrongrd Mr.. Campbell. o'
Ii seems Mr.. Wade was rot present.
and did not hear Mr.. Campbclls' dissent
10 Mr.. Thornington's resolution. Hence
The mis- uT~ Outstanding.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS

THE highest market price viii be paid
Il for Land Warrants Of all sizes.
Those having Warrants to dispose o. will please call
on the subscriber, at E.. A. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store
Warren. June 2, l955-y EDWARD A.. SMITH.
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AS TATED

The subscriber, having purchased the stock o.
Hardware formerly owned ny A.. [. Morley. deceased,
would respectfully announce TO the citizens Of Trun-
bull and the adjoining counties. that be has and win
eonst1ntly keep on hand, a new. full and e0mplSte
stock OF all kinds OF ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
which he guarantees shall he OF the best qu5nty mana
factured. and which will be sold for cash Al The lowest
figures, and soReUkst less u reguired. FOR thetruth
OF tais assertion call and inquire Of J.G- BROOKS an
reference to il. who will be on hand at all times, and
ready to accommodate all who may favor him vita
call. ~PNo gas. but all real s. T.. FREEMAN.
Warren, January y. leJ6. r 4raEss