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CERTIFICATE oF Authority.

(To expire on the 3Ist day OF Jan. iS5S)
Whereas, The Phoenix Insurance Company. 10
Gated NJ Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, has fled
in this Office 4 sworn statement Of its condition. as re-
quired by the hrst section Of the "Aett0 regulate In
surance Companies not incorporated by the State Of
Ohio" passed April :, 1856.
ind Irhereas, Said Company has furnished the I'M
d~ersigned, satisfactory evidence that il IS possessed OF
at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
invested in stocks. or in bonds or mortgages Of real
estate worth double the amount for which the same is
mortgaged:
.aEd pke-ess, Said Company has filed in this office a
written instrument, under its corporate seal. signed
by the President and Secretary thereof. authorizing
any agent or agents Of said company in this State. TO
acknowledge service Of process for aud in behalf Of
said Company, consenting that service OF process
mesne or final. upon any such agent or agents, shall
be taken and held TO heas valid as Il served upon the
Company, according to the laws Of this, or any other
State. and waving all claim or right of error by rea-
son Of such acknowledgement of service.
Non, therefore, In pursuance OF the first section OF
the Act to regulate Insurance Companies not incor-
porated by the State Of Ohio" passed April &, lSj6. l
FRANCIS VI. WRIGHT, auditor of State. DO HEREBT
CERTIFY, that said Phoenix Insurance Company is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire and Marine
Insurance in this State, until the thirty first day Of
Jan, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eihct.
name. and caused the seal Of my Office to he affixed
thousand eight hundred and hfty-seven.
(Signed) z. NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor.
For Policies, call on
T.. J. MeLAIN, Agent.
Warren, February Is, Is59-3t
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The Police and That Ball.

As We stated in our notice Of the Ball at the
American House, on the evening of the 23d of
Feb, q number of the police were in attendance.
the Mayors Instructions, but it seems such was
not the case. Tho Mayor says he instructed the
police to preserve order in the streets in the vicin-
ity Of the American, but had no expectation that
they would enter the building, or protect it in
any way. He therefore diselaims all credit for
the comparative quiet caused by the presenc. of
the police, and has no intention of using his Of
fetal authority in the future, to protect either
persons or property, on similar occasions.
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CHERRIES SALE.
Eyv.riu. Ofaa aaas


vs. order Ct sac, o. mort
John 5. Garner l. xife. } gage. issuei out 81
he Court or Cormon Pleas ct TRANQUIL County, Oh .,
TO me directed and delivered. I have levied on ara
shah expose 20 public sale At the DOOR Of the Court
House in Warren in said eounty. on The
18th day OF MARCH. A. D 1857. between the hours 81
IG o'clock 4 NJ AID 4 o'clock 7 NJ Ct said day. the fsi
losing described trse-o let Of land. situate in Nevtsa
township, No. 3 in the 5a range Of to~nships IN ts
CcnnecIicus Western Rsseryr in the State OF ohio. s1S
which Is also in the ccuIiy CT rruEtull and is known
BY the whole Of lot No 81 in the Alteration Of The ToEa
PIls Of Earlsyille. as surveyed By R-k- Stove. and re-
corded IN TrUnbul Comfy Records. Nap fook. rxEss
: and q; for a more Particular cescrii tion Of said lot,
reference may he hal 20 said Record
Also a certain piece Of land. Icing rart Of Canal
street az row vacated, as described Oh n Plat Of ssid
vacation. and - recorded in Trurituli County Keeords
Book CT Maps. pages 81 and ~, described Is follsus.
viz: being ;aat Part Of said street - vacated and situ-
aied westerly Of lot No. - and IN extent The width or
said lot. anl at right angles forming a square 81 eas
chain and containing i0-lu0 acres Ct land, he the sane
more or less. and subject 20 Pu5lis Improvements By
authority; teirg tle sans lands Heretofore decided By
the Earls, TO wiz IN 1896 and 1850, 20 Samuel Mars
For a E.ore particular DESCRIPTION Of said lots referees
may he had TO said deeds dated June Is36 and jane 10.
ISi0- Tie first described zeal estate appraised Al si7S.
Second described real estate appraised at IS. fets
sold Is the property o. joan s. Garner IN the sbeys ga
til 4 calse. il. L. HARMON ShefE
SAeriE's O1hes. Warren Feb I. ] s57-5s4 GO
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HUNTS PORTABLE FENCE,
AND UNSAGGING GATE POST.
PATENTED DEC. 10Th. Is56.
OHIO STATE FAIR, 1856, gave

LHAsHaiea ana oeserieca N OAio CHtfteot0r. JG7. l5-
OHIO STATE FAIR, 1856. gave a
" Diploma for this Fence. and one also sor the Tn
sagging Gate Post. Every body says il ~iH do-iust
the one needed.
Young Men. TO make money, should buy a Township
or County Right for it.
Farmers, TO sGUe money, and make a fence on rainy
days, should purchase n Farm Right.
II is so simple in its construction, that a common
farm hand can make it-uses the least possible amount
Of lumber. ana yet is rs strong as any fence. 1t is a
straight fence. Can all be made out Of inch boards
is supported at the top. not at the bottom, by a triaHgz-
Tar brace-win not llow over-adapted to uneven
ground-Ass a Portable Anti sagging Gate Post. which
can he applied to any part OF the fence. A good Cattle
Fence made with two boards.
First Cost hut c. cents per rcd. OK feet high. lam
Der 81 per 100 feet) and being all above ground, will
last twice as long as post fence Can be quickly taken
down and moved without injury.
Decided TO be the BEST Self supporting Fence yet
made, by such men as Gen. 2 Cary. Scott & Hedges,
he old Pioneer Plough Maker Alex. Swift. etc.. and
Farmers aud Mechanics generally.
Farm Rigl Is. | to ) acres, 81; { to Is acres, SI.50;
10 70 ~ acres. 10 cents per acre; 100 acres Sc: second
100 acres, 81 every 100 acres thereafter. 81 addition
al. For Township. County or State Rights. or plates
with full description. enclose a postage stamp. and adj
dress DR. ). q. HUNT & co, Cincinnati. o. Box 1923.
Where we have 10 agents. Farmers, by sending name
In full; nrmber Of acres in farm. the Toxnship, Coun
ty and State. and amount as above, deducting txenty
per cent for all sums sent over IS, will receive a deed
by return mail.
Registered Letters at our risk-change to be sent in
postage stamps.
The Patentee Of this Fence has ncarIy perfected a
simple Se6-oPeziHg Gaze. extra cost abous 50 per
gate) which those forwarding amounts for Farm rights
will be entitled to use, when patented. without addi-
tional cost. Feb s5-3t
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INVEST GREENVILLE AND WAR

w REN HACK. The subscribers take pleasure n
announcing TO the travelling public, that 4 rtSetkif
mail has been established tetSeen West G-esLvilie,
Pr, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried by
two horse Hacks, LEAVING tie Oaskil House, in War
rem, on every Monday. wednesday, and Friday morn
il 90, at o'clock, and arriving At Greervile the sSra
evening; and leaving Greenviiie every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warrez the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above pisces SiiI find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Bacoasbrrg. Fowler
Hartford. Bgrg Hit. Orangeviile and Mount Joy, Gad
also connects with hacks for Franklin. via Georgetown.
or Mercer. Jamestnw1, HartsloEn, CoRueautyil!e. Gi-
rard aud GAINESVILLE. BROWN XIV Isl.
~ on 1l1r-ff
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 81

Cyrus F. True is under arrest at
gainesville for swindling the Geauga
Bank. He has been doing a big bust
ness in the West and Southwest, dispos-
ing of drafts drawn by Breck, of Ro-
chester. on a house in New York.
He wal. arrested b. officer Gallagher,
of Cleveland, at Adrian Yesterday, for
account of tie Cleveland Bank. The
affair was compromised, but he was
again arrested this afternoon.
He has raised from $780, 600 10
$500, 600 all over the country.
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HEAVY VERDIcr.-At the late term of
the Portage County Common Pleas, Ma
~ Anderson, widow of the late William
Anderson, recovered n verdict of 81. 500
against the Clevelan & Pittsburgh Rail
Rca1 Company, for the killing of her
husband in April, 1855. by the explosion
Of the boiler of the locomotive "Por-
tage." at Alliance. The locomotive was
attached to a wood train, of which An
derson vas conductor. The plaintiff al
legged defects in the boiler, and intempe
rate habits on the part of the engineer.
Portage Democrat.
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nOOTOR HOOFLAND's CELE.

~ brsted GERNAN BITTERS. Prepared BY Dr.
c. ". JACKSON, Philadelphia. Pa viii easciually cure
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Jaundics, ChrOnie OF
Nervous Debility. Diseases OF Kidneys and all diSeas-
Is arising from : disor -ereJ Liver OF Stomach. Such
as Cons;: patton, Inward Piles. FGllne=s CT Blood to the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea. ueartlurn, Dis
gust for food. FulnesS OF weight in the stomach, Soar
Eruetatiols Sinking or Siuttering AZ pit OF Stomach.
winning Of the Head. Hurried and fieulttreathing
FIutterihg at the Heart, Choking Of suhocaiins ssnsa-
tiOn when in a lying posture. OlmEess OF Vision Dots
Of webs before the Sight. Fever and nuli Pain in the
Head. D-hcieneg Of Precipitation, IeilnSness Of the
Skin and Eyes. Pain /. the Side. Blcs. Chest, Limb.
&c, Su iden Flashes Of Heat, Burning Ia the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings Of Evil, AID great depression OF
Spirits.
The proprietor In calling the attention Of The p1biie
to this preparation. does so zith s feeling OF the utmost
confidence N its virtues and adaptation % the diseases
for which il is recommended
1t is no new and untriei article, but one that has
stood the test OF ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unriyaled By any
similar preparations ex,Snt. The testimony in its r.
yO- given BY the most prominent and Tsliknogn Ply
sicians and individuals in all parts OF the country is
immsncs, and a careful perusal OF the Almanac. pub
lished Annually by tie proprietor. AMI 20 be had gratis
Of any Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the nost sSep-
teal that this remedy is really deserving The grrzt e
lebrity it has obtained.
Principal Office anl Mandatory. No 50 ARCH ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by =. A SMITH 4 CO., War
zen: W. L. no AZ Blsonzheli; J. CAMPBELL, SeE-
ton Falls. and al Dealers In Medicines.
April 2, lSje-lJ.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

~ On the eth day Of starch, 1857, between the
hours Of one and four o'clock 2 NJ. OF said day, at the
premises. in Champion, will be sold to the highest bid
der. the following real estate, as the property Of Almi.
IA, Jasper. and Newton McCollum. minor heirs OF 70.
bert AcCCllum. decd. described as follows: Being an
undivided half Of ninety-six acres OF land in the north
west part Of lot No. 81, in Champion Trunbull county
Ohio. Of which the said Robert McCOlium died possess
ed and to be sold subject to the Dover Estate Of Sarah
NcCollum therein.
Terms made known on the day OF sale. The other
half OF said land. and the widows dover will be offer.
ed at private sale on the same day.
J0HN PRICE.
Feb 25. Is56-ltt Guardian.
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nESPOTISM IN AMERICA.
MONEY WANTED.
e. SPEAR & son.
PL 4 VINO MILL,

DOOR. BLIND AND SASH FACTORY.
THE undersigned. having long be n
Il urged by their friends AMI patrons, and knowing
the wants o! the public, have cree ell a spacious
PLANNING MILL & DOOR FACTORY,
On the Canal. just west of C. x. LrGfngweils Ware
house. where they will keep on hand u Stock Of Dress
ed Flooring, both Of hard and soft Wood We are also
manafAc urins \ superior quality Of SIDING. which
We can furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds Of Planning Tor the Trade Gu short notice. We
are now prepared TO sell the best quality 1T kiln-dried
.doors-having largely increased our facilities for Inan
uf2cturing doors. we would call the attention Of Joiners
and Builders to this branch Of our business. We will
continue the manufacture Of
BLINDS
OF superior quality, and warrant them in every par
ticular We will also keep on hand u large assortment
Of SASH
or all siEes Ia use. Having largely inca eased our IA
cilities for manufacturing all the above articles and
are enabled to sell them at reduced prices and supe
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pittsburgh or elsewhere. Com
munications by mail will receive prompt attention
NIB. Persons sending stuff to be dressed. need send
none but good lumber, as we will put nothing on our
Machines hut clear lJnner. Sidias, to dress we'll,
must be at least 4 inch thick.
Shingles and Lzik on hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan 81, 1857. E.SpEAR & son.
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HAVING resolved to take my small
IL trees to Kansas, the large ones will be sold as
soon as the frost is ont OF the ground. l have taken
great care in selecting choice varieties of SUMMER,
Fall and Winter Apples; Peaches, Pears P~ersinmo1s,
Ounces. Grapes, English Cherries, Black Mulbsrries,
White Biackberries, English Gooseberries. Dar5erries,
Evergreens. Shrubbery, &c.
Ny P~ersimmons are noble trees. varying in height
from 6 to 10 feet; have proved themselves hardy. by
passing through the hard winters unhaTIEed, and should
ornament the fruit gardens OF Old Trumhuil.
My CatalPl trees are large, and are esteemed by those
acquainted with their foliage and flowers.
My Evergreens were brought from MackinaE and
Twin Rivers; they are thrifty and desirable trees.
Many Lttie Apple Trees from Rochester, have sold
in this County for two shillings 4 tree while [ An Of
fering large trees OF the same varieties for one shilling.
People in this vicinity freely pay a dollar for an Is
abella Grapevine, because it came from Rochester
while ! am Offering more thaa a thousand good large
Isabella and CatlWha vines for IS cents each.
Among my s~hru5bery are the Rose Acacia. Snow
ball, Sweet shrub, Al,hes, FloEtring Almond, Roses,
&c.
Trees should be planted early-many are ruined by
late planting, and as each selects the best, there is
great indueement to purchase as soon as the frost is
ont Of the ground. WILLIAM S. WEST.
Newton Falls Nursey, Feb. IE-tf
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WOMAN DRowNED.-A melancholy
accident occurred last Sunday morning,
99i inst, neal The residence Of Phillip
Kimmel. about three miles east OF
Youngstown. 1t appears that a Mrs.
Black, who lives within a few rods OF
the canal al that place. in attempting to
Gloss over The lock, On what is termed
the balance BEAM" either slipped or
tumbled into the lock. She had not
been in the water over half or three
quarters of an hour when discovered,
but when taken out life was extinct
Coroner Dehuf empannelled a jury of
inquest to examine into the circum-
stances of the case, who rendered a yer
dict in accordance with the facts above
stated Youngstown Register.
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The High School Literary sOciety's En-.
tertainment.

The Literary Society of the High School,
gave an Exhibition on Friday evening, consist
-5ag of Original Debates, Declarations, Music,
Z &c. We. were present but a short time, but are
informed by a friend who was in attendance,
that the whole performances was highly eredita-
BILE TO the scholars. The debate was well main
tanned on either side, and evinced very conside-
rable research on the subject. The debate on
Know Nothingsim, weheari in part, and thought
the young debssers would be ready to do duty
on the stump, before the next Presidential Elec-
ton. The Hall was crowded, as has been the
case heretofore CO similar occasions.
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The March Magazines.
Can be had at Porter 4 Sons Bookstore, Main
Wanted.

AyOung man would like to open a corrcspon-
dence with some young lady, not over twenty
two years of age, of good health and figure, upon
the subject of Matrimony. The fact is, l would
like q good NICE WIFE, one that ea1 make home
happy, and that / could love and respect. If
any lady. possessing these qualifications, desires
. matrimonial alliance. I hope she viii not hes
itese to address, at this place,
APxnrsn yos LfyE
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WI / offer for sale the well known FIGURING
and Grist Mill, located at Niles, Trumbull Co.
o, and within a few rods of both the Mahoning
Rail Road, and the p. and o. Canal. 1t con
tains three good run of BUTs, in successful ope-
ration and complete order. A Steam Engine
has recently been attached, which with q good
water privilege, make q permanent and cheap
power: also one of Fairbanks best Hopper Scales.
with Grain Elevators has been added, and other
eonvenieneies found only in first class mills.
This property will be sold for cash. or ex-
changed for good farming lands in this vicinity,
or Western lands in Illinois or Iowa. Here Is
an opportunity rarely presented to engage in =
sincss good.
TERMS-ST000 dollars. one half in hand,
and time on the balance % suit the purchaser,
with interest. J. r. WOODS.
Warren, Jan. II, 81, If.
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News of the Neighborhood.

SuIcIDE.-The Philadelphia Bultein
contains an extended account Of a sui
eide in hat city. from which we extract
and condense the following:
On the 18th ult., a singular case of
suicide was brought to light at the house
Of Mr.. r. Snodgrass, No. 355 Arch
street, above Ninth. The victim was a
young medical student, named Charles
H. Whippo, nineteen years of age, the
son of Or. C. T. WhiPpo. Of Newcastle
Pa. The latter is President of the bank
at hat place.
He was found dead in his room by
one Of bis room mates, dressed in his
ordinary street clothing. A paper wrap
per, which had evidently been torn from
an ounce phial and labelled "Hydroci-
anic Acid" (Prussic Acid, was found
lying on a table at the foot of the bed,
and explained the cause.
The Bulletin further says that from
his papers, it was ascertained that he
was a believer in Spiriiualism. That
Tue uSCtdSSQ Was d. OHc llnlc lOCdteu VI
Salen, Ohio; and his visit West, in Jan
uary, was to that place. At Salem he
became enamored of a married lady,
1t would moreover seem that the lady
was also a Spiri,ualist.
: The BEHetin's articl" casts some blame
upon the lady, but the Salem Republican
of the e5h SAYS:
The lady spoken of as his correspon
dent, as well as her husband. had, for
some months previous to his death. been
trying, by every means at their com
mand, to ward off the fatal catastrophe.
He had before threatened. and ut one
time attempted, self-destructiOn. 1t was
owing 10 this condition of things entire
ly, that the lady in question. by the ad-
vice Of her husband, was induced to
make some statements, which for any
other motive than 10 save his life, she
never could have endorsed.
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Insurance.

in these days of rotten Insurance Companies,
it is refreshing to one, to look upon the Exhibit,
as Published in-this paper. made by the Phcniz
{aszronce Company. of Hartford, Conn. OF its
. ~solvency no one can doubt after reading the
Statement, to which the readers attention is di-
rected. Gen. MeLain is Agent for this County.
Read and give him q call.
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s3O9,l49 81
Total Assets,

Total Assets, SECS, l49 81
5. No liabilities to Bluks or other creditors
due or not due.
G. No losses adjusted and due.
q. Amount of losses eithei unadjustei orl
g. Adjusted and no. due. Sl0,eS2
o. Losses in suspense, waiting further proofs ll,WO
TO- All other claims against the Company. SOLE -
ii. The rule Of the Company is not TO exceed S5,OOO
in any one risk.
IL. The amount insured in any one city, town or vii
hge, is indefinite, depending upon It's size, ami
hcw butt.
I3. The amount insured in any oneblock Of buildings,
depend upon its construction and size. subject To
the above rule.
IL. No part Of the capital or earnings ae deposited
with any State or States, as security for losses
therein; the Company has not complied with the
laws Of any State requiring such deporit Of its as
sets.
10. Printed copy Of Charter Of the Company as fled
in April, lsj5 H. KELLOGG, See,y.
STATE OF CoNSEcTTcCTJ
Hartford Count IS. Hartford, Jan u. 1857.
Personally appeared IL. Kellogg. Secretary OF the
Insurance Company, and made oath that the
statement: by him suhseribed.i a full, true
and correct statement OF the condition Of said COmpa-
ny; that the said Company is the bona fds owner OF at
least one hundred thousand dollars o. actual cash in
vested in stocks as above set forth.
Before me. GEO S. VI
Justice Of Peace.
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MAKING

MAkING
At Cleveland with Cleveland L Toledo. Cleveland Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. and Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Rail Roads.
At Solon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
"Draceville. with Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with lacks TO Sharon, GreenFille, Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. z. W
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
". B. Passengers tearing YoHagsforH al 1877 ?
NJ, arrive at Toledo at 1880 tame might, and Chiesgs
at 1899 zert morning.
Feb. %, 1857. HAS. I. RHODES, Supt.
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Concert.

The concert on last Thursday evening, by
Mr.. White, and Mr.. James, the Harpist, assisted
by Mrs. Pomeroy, the Warren Brass Band, and
the Ameteur String Band, went off to the salts
faction of all concerned. The performers had a
good house, and the audience heard good music.
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K. SPRING will continue the Drug & Med;cine bu-
slness- In all its various branches, al the old stand of
Spring * Reed. He will con SANITY keep on hand pure
and fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints. OILS, DyestuGs,
Glass Ware, Surgical Instruments, Brushes, Perfume
ry, &C, &C., and oy fair dealing, aad strict attention
to business hopes to merit and receive a share Of pub
lie patronage
IL Physicians prescriptions carefully put up at all
hours L. SPRING.
Warren, Feb. Ie. 1857.
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Chanra of lime.

By reference to the Time Table of the C. & N.
Rail Road, in another column, it will be seen
that some changes in the hours of arrival and
departure. at this place, have been made Dur
ing the last week. owing to the slides in some
of the deep cuts. the trains were somewhat be-
. hind time. Asthis difficulty is Obviated. would
be passengers. must be on hand promptly.