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4 NSON NICHOLS ESTATE.
II Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as A Administrator on the
estate Of Arson Nichols, lass Of BaIstts. TrumhuIl Co.
deceased. Eli W.
Dec. %, 1861
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Admirs Of John Dorhatv.

John s. Garner ct al, } reeted and delivered,
and Issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum-
bull County Ohio. 1 have levied on and shall expose
to public sale at the door Of the Court House in War
rem in said county. on SATURDAY. the 10th day Of
ANUARY A d 1S57, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A " and 4 o'clock P H Of said day, the following los
OF land in the Village Of Newton Falls in the County Of
Trumbull and State Of Ohio. being lot No Is in great
lot Ne. 50. as described in the Map Of said Village, re
corded June 2eth. 1857 il being the same lot conveyed
by John S. Garner and wife to Henry A Beaver. BY
deed dated Al rl PSI. ls5e. and conveyed BY deed Of
said Beaver to James r Porter, dated March "a 1853
Appraised at 500. TObe ssl as the property OF john
S. Garner ct al, in the above entitled cause.
IL. r. HARMON, Sheriff
Sherilfs Oflce. Warren. Dee. 10. fS5E-5w-3 -
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A |

"A Robert Braekin, Plaintiff. Before Milton Ora
vs. ham, Justice of the
George Miller. Defendant } Peace Of Vernon tp.
TrumhHli County, Ohio.
On the 9Th day November 1851, said Justice issued
an order Of Attachment in the above action. for the
sum Of S22.S5. Said cause continued for hearing, to
January 10. I657. R0BER BRACKIN.
Dec. -. lS56-3tS
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

EIRsr srsDIvIsIoS.
In the County Of COiumbiana. on the second Monday
o. February: the Thiri Monday ofMay,a and the POarth
In the County OF Carroll, on the Fourth Monday Of
febraary, the seeond Monday next succeeding the
Third Monday Of May, and The First Monday amer the
In the Coanty OF Stark, on the First Monday Of
March, the third Monday next succeeding the Third
Monday OF Aay. and the Second Monday next succeed
ing the Second Tuesday Of October,
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the County Of Portage, on the Second Monday Of
February, the third Monday Of May, and the Fourth
Monday OF September.
In the County OF Nahoning, on the Fourth Monday
OF February, the Second Monday next succeeding the
THIRD Monday Of May. and the First Wednesday after
he Second Tuesday Of OetO6er,
In the County Of Trumhull on the Second Monday of
March, the Fourth Monday next succeeding the Third
Monday Of Nay, and the Second Monday next succeed
ing the Second Tuesday Of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION,
In the County or Lake, on the Second Monday Of
February, H. Third Monday Of May, and the Fourth
Monday Of September.
February the Second Monday next suee eeJing the Thru
Ionday OF May. aad the First Wednesday after te
Second Tuesday of October.
In the County Of AsktabuIa, on the Second Mondav
Of March. the Fourth Monday next succeeding the
third Monday OF May. and the Second Monday rsxt
succeeding the Second Tuesday Of October.
It IL further ordered that the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas in each County in said district. shall
Immediately enter the foregoing order on the Journal
oftae Court OF Cannon Pleas, and also upon the Jour
nal OF the District Court Of their respective counties.
and cause q copy OF the same to he published according
TO Law Dated November Ist, 1886.
LUTHER DAY. Judges. OF the
i nOkxo St WIDER Court i .s GG Si.:ei.. Pleas
The State Of Ohio, Trumbull County.
CkERKis OFFICE,
lWARRES. December 1. 1856.
L, Almon d. Webb, Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for said County. certify that the fore
going Is a true copy OF the original Order, now on file
in this Ohice; and which is also recorded on the Jour
nal OF said Court, and the Journal Of the District Court
Of said County.
e Witness my official signature. and the seal Of
sEAL-S said Court Of Common Pleas, at the Court
House, in the Town Of Warren, in said Coun-
~, this first day Of December one thousand eight hun
Cred and hfty six. u D. WEBB. Clerk.
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sHERfFTs UFFIcE,
- n - fara
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Adm'IA Of John Dorkssy,

~ AdmIA Of John DOrhssy, Be- virtu. Of an or.
vs. der Of sale Issued cut
Jacob saehIaer e. al. } ofthe COart of Com
mon Pleas Of TrumbsIE County, Ohio. to me directed
and delivered, / have lsTied On and shall expose to
public sale. on the 10Th dayo
A 1877. at the door Of the Court House in Warren. in
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A II aad
4 o'clock P NJ. OF said day. the following tracts or lots
Of land. situate in Warren township No. in the 4th
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western Re
serve. in the State Of Ohio, and said lots are known as
village lots No. Is, l6 and Part Of lot No IL, in the
Town Plat Of West Warren. and bounded as follows.
To vii: said villa &c lots Nos Is and &c being the whole
OF said lots as they are laid out in the Town Plat o.
West Warren aforesaid. and said part o. lot No u, in
said plat, being bounded south by part OF said lot No.
IL owned by Elizabeth Brewster, west by the west lire
Of said lot No. IL. east by the street or lane and north
by lot No. 10; said lot No. IS and said part OF lot No.
II being the same Iand conveyed 10 Betsey Albright.
by Alanzo Mosher and wife. BY deed bearing date Dc
tober 90, 1853. rGd recorded in Trumbun Eseords,
Book Il, Pages II and 12. and said lot No. "a. being
the same land conveyed to Betsey Albright Aforesaid.
by Alonzo Mosher and wife. by deed bearing date Oc-
to5er s9th. lisa, and recorded in said Records, Book
20. page +6. To be sold as the property of Jacob saeh-
lear IN the above entitled carse. Appraised at sl6e.
II. r HARMON. Sheriff.
sheriG > once, Warren, Dee. 70. Is56-5w-463
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.
~ 1 give public notice. that hereafter I shall attend
often in each township, prepared to do ami certify all
jobs OF Land Surveying. Leveling and Engineering
Lost Lines and Corners, aud, also, disputed areas OF
land shall be accurately ascertained- CallE for work
may be sent by nail. Ofhee in Court House.
J. K. BURNHAJ, County surveyor
Anr- .. IS5ftf.
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100 DOZ. Line Snaps, Patent Bride

IOO Fronts, Winter Wax Bride Bits, from ca
cents to % each, Heel Chains, Whip Sockets. Silver
.nd Japaned. Iyory. Aa.tirgai King Rings Lined and
siiyersd- fer sale By q. II. PATCH
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NORMAN HoLCOMB.S FSTATF

~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
ceen APPOINTED and qualiaed as administrator on. the
estate Of Norman n ieonb. late OF TrurIHiI co,n,r
esressed Dated a. Vernon. this 25d day Of Decsnber
GEORGE W. H0Lc0IB.
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WARREN & LAKE ERIE PLANK
DLANK ROAD NOTICE

l. The stockholders of the Niles and Austintown
Plank Road and Turnpike Company. are hereby mott
fed that there will be an election held at the office Of
Amos Allison. ESQ.,, In Niles, on Monday, the Goth day
Of January, 1857, for the purpose Of electing seven di-
rectcrs for the ensuing year. II. Ii. MASON.
Miles, Dec "a. lS56-3w Secretary.
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DARN o SALE

DARN FOR SALE
l. The Subscriber offers for sale his Farm we'll
known as the Lehingwel Farm. and situated ~ miles
South Of the centre Of Ellsworth. on the main road
leading from Warren to Salem. and 7 miles North OF
Salsm Station on the o. & 2. r. r., containing ~
acres OF land, suitably divided into plow. meadow and
timber land. and for beauty Of location, fertility Of
soil. advantages Of water, &C., is unsurpassed by any
Farm in Northern Ohio. On the premises arc spacious
and convenient dwelling house. together with every
necessary out buildings; q hne orchard OF choice fruit.
On South side Of the farm Is = quarry Of free si2ne.
Of frst quality and easy OF seeess. as acres are under
laid with coal. Also 20 acres Of choice Oak timber, on
the main road I mile west OF the centre OF Ellsworth.
The above will be sold on terms TO suit purchasers.
or will he exchanged for western lands. For further
particulars see sui s~erseciber on premises.
GEORGE SEARS.
Ellsworth Nov. Is, le56-3ns
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, &c.

A LIST of Lands, Town Lots. and Real Property, returned Delinquent
L n by heC County, Treasurer of Trunhun County, oho. in jxnumy 1885, exeeainrt he on
which the taxes and penalty have Lne been pxd) with the Taxes Of 1855 10 whh is akdA
fuhty per entuu. together will III ueT Taxes dhe peentyar
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GOOD MEDICINES.

duced the proportion of deaths from Consumptive dis.
eases in this. country. The Pills are as good as the
Pecsorsl and viii cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less urging. Purge the
blood from its impurities. Purge The Bowels. Liver
and the whole yisceral system from distractions
Purge o1t the diseases which fasten on the body. 10
work its decay But for diseases we should die only
Of old age. Take antidotes early and thrust it from
the system before it is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only rhsn IL
Is weak, hut when it has taken a strong holt. Read
the astounding statements OF those who have been
cured by them from dreadful Scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers
Skin Diseases, Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, In
ternal Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn. Head
ache, Gout, and many less dangerous but still threat
ening ailments, such as pimples on the face. Worms,
Nervous IrritAbility, Loss Of Appetite, Irregularities,
Dizziness in the Head. Colds Fevers. Dysentery and
indeed every variety Of Complaints for which a Purga-
tive Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, hut are authentica-
ted by your own n~eighbOrs and your own Physicians.
Try them once. and you will never he without them.
Price 95 cts. per Box-5 Boxes for slni.
Prepared by DR.. J. C.. AVER. Practical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by L. A. Smith & Co War
rem; DR.. CIV Howe, North Bloomfield; II. W Collar.
Mesopotania, Ensign & woodEortn. Newton Pals;
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
No. T. f5e I'm
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EOR SALE.

4 I've Scholarships IN Allegheny College, asad-
vile. Pc the par yAlae % rhieh Is rhirIy Ave Dollars
sssh sill &c ~disposed ~ Al . aissaaEl. Pro,-htians
WI ss Fss=rsod - h cAr0aiess ~tSes dsslS-3s
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DOZ. Line and Breast Snaps,

kUU cord silk. 3 cord Thread, Silver, 6oId and
Copper Bronze Cloth, Trunk Taeks and Nails. Lace g.
Com. Taeks. Pad Screws, silvered Dash Rods, six
Pringes. Rope Mats, six and WorFted Shade Tasssls.
Sl. Apron Hooks and snaps. Saddle stirrups, Ladles'
SLIPPERS ana riding sziiehes. for s.ieby
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MUSICAL JNSTRUCTION:-Mis Miss

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION:-Mis Miss
w NJ A. BRAINARD. will give thorough irstruc-
ion upon Piano and Melodeon. Particular attention
o vocal music and cultivation Of the voice If desired.
A CARD.-We the undersigned, citi-
"a zens OF Warren and Niles having employed Miss
Msrora A Brainard, to give our dau shters masic les
sons on the Piano-can say that she has given us per-
ieet sausiaction in every respect. And furthermore,
ne can from experience Recommend her to all per-
sons DESTROYS OF taking nusic lessons. as being a very
able and ehcient texeher. JOSEPH MARVIN Jr.
H. II. MASON,
JOSIAH R0BBINl.
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CHERIFF's SALE.


ETastus b. Con-s By virtue Of an sY-
vs. der OF sale issued eat
Admir- Of AuOsT. Peiton &c. all Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull county. Ohio, to me directed
and deliyered4 have levied on and shall expose 70
pubic safe. at the door Of the Court Hcase In Warren,
in said county, on Saturday, the 10Th dag Of January,
A ID le5I. between the hours OF 10 o'e,0ck A u. and 4
O'Clock ? 81, OF SAIL day. the following described mort
gaged premises to wit: A tract or lot Of land, situate
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State
o f0hio, and which is also in the county Of TrumbuIf.
and IS known BY being Part Of lot No. %, and Is born
ded and Described as follows. viz; Commencing in The
center OF the highway. at tie sorth east corner o. land
heretofore owned by the Grantee. thence vest alonRtha
north boundary lire OF Phillip Qaiglee and Julius Nj.
nor, and Rprth on the west line and in the center Of
the highxaJ far enough. by making the north bounSa-
~ parallel with the south. to incirde thirty acres q
land, IL being the same tract this day decided By said
grantee 70 said grantor. To be sold at tie suit Of z
rGstus B. Cone, ir the above entitled cause. Apprais
I'd at twenty four dollars per acre. (se4 0H)
II. \. HARMON, Sherif.
shsriG,a oGce. Karren. Dec. le. IaSs=5z2 a
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Done SOLvENT-For the cure o.

DONE SOLVENT-For the cure o.
II Young Ring Bone. SPAWN. spient and oaIlosi-
ties Peculiar chemical zhsorbents uniting through
the aid Of high pharmaceutical skill. with certain olea-
ginouS and Balsamic substances- possessing vast Re-
Operative powers, produces the Bone Soirspt, which
presents to the public the only reliable specific tend
lng TO the relief OF the above terrible ills.
Empiricism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth adventures. who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable Froprietors to inme-
diately cure es cry Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts, however, stands prominently forth Of the results
Of their use, At utter variance frsm the predictions Of
the Empires.
NPTRT Tnz BoSE SOLVENT. Il Is a PREPARATION
based upon known laws OF animal economy, and IS
specifically prepared to act upon the Absorierts. Nu-
Gus. and cartilsginous substances. RI il nst ia
tended to BiistsT.
DIRECTIONS.
Rub on once or twice a day. "a sEah IS very Convert.
ent to applyit with. pouring the Solvent on sEab aud
apply with A brisk motion 20 the affected parts. To
Stock at large in the fell, run on occasionally as Goa
Venirnt- A cure is facilitated hyasiaching to the parts
= ring bandage OF thin sheeting. studed with cotton-to
be kept moistened with Solvent Also, battle frequent
" with salt and Ninegar-rememher this.
p .B-Tgo Dollar Bottles sent free, by Express.
to any Railroad station in the Atlantic States. upon re-
ception Of the price by mail. Address .
SOLVENT" AGENCY. A
Warren. Trumbuu Co. !
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A MBROTYPE STOCK AND CHEM.

Plate and Convex Glass, all sizes.
Glass tunnels, assorted sizes.
Iodized Coilodion and Tarnishss, Walls. Bottles,
Cyanide, Bromide and Iodide Potassium, Prots Sui
phzte Iron, Nitrate Silver, Concentrated Ether, Sui
phuric Acid, Gallo Acid. Acetic Aeie, No. &, and a
full assortment Of Pure Chemica
Having made arrangements with Eastern manufae-
turers for a constant supply Of the above goods, We in
Yite the attention OF Artists and Amateurs TO an exam
ination Of our stock, guaranteeing to supply them ~
the lowest marke; rates. Orders promptly filed and
neatly packed. f. A. sMITH4 CO,
Druggist and Apothecaries, Nos Main st. Warren
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~ NDRIES.-100 boxes Of Chewing
~ Gum, 200 lbs. Indigo, Gum camphor. Sal Soda,
da Salaratus, Pare Salaratus. Maccaruni, Vrrmacilla.
suO gross Pipes. 50 boxes Starch, 10 tierces Prime Rice
10 laies Wrapping Irvine, so bales Batting, 90 bales
Wieking, ) bales Hadding, for sale by
Dec J. UNL & W
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Petition for an
thority to make
= Deed.
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NUTS Hard and soft Almonds.
~ Brazil Nuts, Pea Nuts, FiIberts, English walnuts
fresh and good, just received by
Dec. .. DUNLAP L
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DLEASE N0TICE-A FRESH SUP.

l. ply Of HsrriSon's Columbian Perfumery.
o II TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene Water, Florida Water,
chIy st2line Vinegar. &c. 7
FOR TIE SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, CarnEiisn Rouge, Liphslr, Nag
nolia, Tablet, &c.
FOR TIE EAIR.
Hair Restorer. Hair Depilatory, shanpoon Lotion,
rricopheTous Of every description. Also . superior
Hair Dye on hand that win do the work.
U THE HANDS. =
Upper ten Soap, Almond, Pumiee. Brown. Windsor,
slso a large lot Of family Soap termed the Woaen's
friend.
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HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Ten. JOcGev Chah- Neu Nnwp n

Upper Ten, Jockey Cmh, New Moxn Hay, Sweet
Bri~r, Mousssline, Misnoneite, and 20 others. Har-
rsons Upper Ten Is compose often oders, OF the most
richly delicate OF all perfumes. It is ded:cafed to Ehas
Glass; d;sau gu.shed 0y refinement. Il IL addressed TO
those OF tasteful elegance, in whose cultivated sens.-
hiiites reside 4 perception OF Oders, ccmprehensfve.
discriminating and delicate. To those Kh0 can appre-
eiste the bland influence Of Frieh boeret of the puress
simple edcrs so Justly proportional. and artistically
blended that ron them flows 4 harmonious whole. THAI
realizes IN us effect the highest desire. 1t IS address,
ed 70 The apfreclative OF oar own eountry. WHO eoa~
sciOrs OF the dignity Of American refnemsat. can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles o. rssdiurS
or Inferior quality. rendered Elrely a,-raetive By
taSdy outside. to an American production Of kighIy
beautiful exterior. and who can Distinguish between
conventional fashions in the Oh World and srathsuk
production in the New.
W!il he gOoi friends and public g~ensrAlly. call and
Examine our stock. which shall he constantly full ard
fer sss IS iog as sold on the Reserve.
STRING & REED. No. 9 Market 81
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IShO d:lO youngstown. 200 1.2T
Coal T1siH g0iag Vest arrives al Miles Geo p. N,
leGres at $50 p. II.
CONNECTING WITH STAGES As FOLLOWS:
At Scion, for Chagrin Falls.
"a Braceville, for Newton Falls.
" Warren for Sharon, Greenville, Meadyille, Bloom
field, Garfield, &C
youngstown, for New Castle. Poland. Lowell and
Enon Valley, and thence by Ohio and Penn. Rail
Road to Pittsburgh.
GE0 ROBINSON, supt.
Cleveland, Nov. "a. 1856.
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WOODEN WARE-As Tubs, Keel
w ers, Balls. Churns, Bowls, Ladies', Rollers But
er Prints. &C., &c.. at PORTER & McLA1SS.
A RAT! A RAT ! DEAD FOR A
"A Quarter. Rats DO not die in their holes, but
speedily leave when Parson ~ Co.'S E~xterninator is
used. Sold at I. SMITH & Co.'s Drug Store.
Warranted successful OF the money refunded.
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SUGAR.-35 Hds. P. r. Sugar, 80
~ bbls. c. C. do, 90 bbls. Powdered do. I6 bbls.
Crushed do, 10 bbls. GRADUATED for sale by
Dec. 3. DUNLAP W
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

"An't it Almost time TO 60 about father7' ask
lence.
Don't git worried, my son. said the old gen
tleman, dryly. Your fathers sailed greet many
boats. We was to run ashore with them two high
trees in range, wasn't we 2"
Yes there's peeled pole on the beach, jest
oval, l reckon we kin see them follows aboar5
the galley now said the elder Balch, with a grin
:, on KIN be jest as frightened you please"
| sand he pretended to espy the unfrienGly pur
suers tor the first time; and with an elaborxte dis
play OF terrified haste and awkwardness the boat
was put about and steered straight for the beach
now nearly half mile distant.
The English galley hereupon, slightly VARYING
ner course, came IN direct pursuit Ethan ana his
father, as the foe approached by way of maintain
ing the deception, crouched down so as TO be on.
o sight, occasionally popping up their heads for
moment, as II to watch the enemy, and quickly hid
ing them again.
"Peek7a-600 !" said Ethan, as he looked up for q
moment We shall be hard aground in three min
It's, father. They're comm up, hand over hand
There's the pole the beach,
Come well aft, Ethan said his father, let's run
her we'll on
Hello there, you id Yankee lubbers7' hailed
the English lieutenant, now within three rods III
you beach the boat, We'll shoot YOU
But almost as he spoke, the boat ran heavily up
against the slopmg sandy beach, and stuck fast
The two men hastily tumblng out, ran up the
beach and disappeared over the steep sand-ls that
bordered the shore-The English galley grounded
hard upon the sand, in full pursuit. As she stop
ped, hfty American mariners rose from behind the
crest OF the sandhils poured in close and fatal
voHey, and rushing forward, overpowe-ed the re-
mainder of the crew. Nearly third of their mum
Der We're dead or desperately wounded, and the
lieutenant commanding and two or three more were
all, out of about thirty men that remained unhurt
You've paid ruther more n is wath,' said Ethar
to the English officer, "eyen If you'd ketched thai
ere boat-load of cobble-stones
And he pointed to the worthless cargo of the sail
boat, adding
i reckon we're with you now for hookin!
that boat-load of gaydng-sarse of mine, day before
yesterday, and ketching them two fellers'
The crest fallen Engishnen made no answer anC
old Mr. Balch reproved his for insulting people
IN trouble; whereupon Ethan discontinued his at
temps at conversation, only saying that he couldn
help wanting To make the captive commander com
prehend the exact features of the case.
In the exchange of prisoners shortly negotiated
the Liberation Of the Messrs Robbins was secured
The llltate of the owgal!ey and It's crew secured
much safer coastwse communication nd this ful
| fhment, through Ethan's means Of the hard com
mands of his ladylove, restored and even enhance,
the amicableness Of the relations heretofore exist
/ ing between them.