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Medical Advertisements
DR.. Mel AN ELS
CELEBRATED
Y + r M / T u G. E
LIVER PILLS.
Two orthe best Preparations orth.ap..


They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMIFuGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
this cure OF Liver Com.
PLAlrr, all Bilious De-
RANG FMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c. -.-..
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. c. McLanc's Cele-
brated VERMIFuGr and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
@,m;"9 &>os.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there alc various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vcrmitugc
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vcrmifugc and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
80 WooD ST, prTTsnuRGu, PA.
Sole Proorietora.
Scovil & Mead, No III. Charters Street
View Orleans, General Wh"IcsaIc 4 gent, for
HE Southern States, to whom all orders
mus, be- addressed.
Sold by TfIOS. r. MAGlIL., Lancaster
April 50, 1896. iI.ly.
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Capital Prize 100000
by Authority of the State of GeOrgia
GLASS Y

Draws May lttn, 1857, at 1T. Andrews -
Hall, Savannah, Ga, under the sw ORR su ,
P'nmtcndence Of ". Il. Symous, ESD,
amd J. NJ pr,niiss, Esq. -
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4 MEDICAL REVOLUTION
'ggsE WORLD gNANf1g0Ts
IOLiONii'N 0INTMENF.
TIE GREAT COUNTER IRRirANT!:

Inc virus ol disease often makes is way
to the internal o'-an- through the pores "t
the skin. IL penetrating Ointment, mel
ting under thu and as il is rubbed in, is alb.
Soitcd ihrou..h Tie same channels. and
reaching the sta, e inflammation, promptly
and invariably suhducs it, whether located
In The kidneys. The liver, the lungs, or any
other important organ. Il pcnctrates The
surface /" the interior, through thc count
less tubes that communicate with the shin
as summer rain passes into the i"yrrcd
earth, diiiussng lis cool and rcgcncraiiug
iuiiUcncr.
SKIN DISEASES NND CrsNnTrI.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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Among TIC illustrations already engraved,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CAuTloN TO THE fUBLIC-
'ne SSpsr o. ne STishs Of end pqsusAsS Of
fNN'A foHASihAs s srE1hasa SCENES AND 'HA'
x,, Which contains full remarks on al kinds of
AN'liSA AND AAkhio4 4No, SHOOTING AND SPORT
Being Of the entertaining works ON sporius ever
The public are hereby notified TIA, this publication contain.
TIE four best works written by Forester ali
iy bound in cloth, in two nns volumes
me coarse style in which these four works were orr
small sale and the copynshts Of them which had
been sold by the author the original pubshers
seat publisher purchased them and in hopes to extent the
reputation Of Frank Forester printed and published hese
SPORTING scenes and Stories in decent becoming and per
The works issued by the authority Of the publish
considered for The copyrsSts hardly e be
supposed that he wishes 70 be paid for them again. s
puSsh. he rs tim. IN S be- style Handsome
~ illustrated from design. BY barley.
fl for gentlemen to read that portion at least OF the
public may learn 70 know them By heart
and Characters;' and take other for it.
READ THE TESTIMONY or THE PRESS.
to soens and az The
Tom Draw will live a. long Is that Of Leather Stock
and tasteful bndngs There few gentlemen who viii
tioeS~N asionai Magazine for March
IAN that ond Of sport will find treasure in Frank
sporting scenes and ChAraciers puosned oy re
Yaese .csn:: and mu. prove to be extremely
EssanS g BUistn .na '' lovers ''"
These volumes are full of life spirit and enter
sned fSe and Character. are :. Kr.Dscay soa
glowinsly described "-Penn'A Inquirer.
Copies OF the aSove work viii be sent to any person any
place all free Of postage their renting the price to the
Published and for sale BY
T. B. PETERSON
No Chaafup araAfp fuhi
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CLOTHING, &C.

61 0nn TO 5000 WORTH OF NEW avn fvrr
Bl.VVO OIL clothing wanted -gentleme, Nal -.
small lots 70 dispose Of win receive their full vsI,a 49,
on hsgelnR seeking impose on them CAR 800,
address Ibes ~ Conroy iel Pearl street, 'ore'
EIO.UOV clothing, wanted Cor the citv ana ws.,srr
venemen having any 10 dispose OF will receive
Murray ~ Centre street ~" w "o'fess'hg 'ons
(rrNIiEksNs SUMNER CLOTHING vANyEDvop
" he southern msrket-genllemen hsvtns isrv. a.
small cts 70 dispose NJ win the hssbe. e,,e. s..,
II vonoYt lll Isall sIssh '''
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ONLY LINE With SURE CONNECTION ANsIr iGS
" miles shorter than other route and exposure
river naysanon-Unted States mail line.-Fry pounds q
baggage ve I'D cents pound hours Su,
ocean 70 OCEAN by Panama Railroad Through osfsrna
via Pansma Railroad. The United States Nal sauashlp
COMPANY viii despatch for Aspnwau Friday Feb. -
zoclock r. N sely, from pier foot OF street.
North river the well knows steamship FORGE Law
Capt VIM l. herndon U 3 n Passengers aod mails VII be
forwarded by Panama Railroad and
The PAcirc Nal SteAmship CopsuJ magnificent slaamshp
GOLDEN AGE. J. 7. Watkins, Commander which viii b. ia
readiness ard leave medaeiy for Gan
lie are informed that the Pacific Nan Steamship Company al
ways have one errA
TOR 70 avoid possible Of or a
For passage apply 70 l. w. RAYMOND only once
New York Regular United States mai dAys aal
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sEGARs.


1870 S.,sD. sIS. s an sEssAs
nuch below market Cash purchasers will and bargains
Cash'sdvsnces made on segars IN any quantity.
q. CHFFKs. II Broadway
HAVANA sEaABs-oABArAs, rraARos RpoA
Ii las, britsncss reencs Opera Conchss and hume
0th-w brands the hpndrcd Sole irpN
Union Club brands, r. ROGERS is4 nasdsn lane -
couf story
HAVANA. DOMESTIC AND aKRMAr srgARs ON
III various brands than market prc>s
Cash purchasers parcplsriy invited 10 exsine hs
Carries having Invoices Of seg&rs always End
psss gWYhrvr " GRkEKs II ervHavri
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA srs AxsHIp
Oonpesys splsndn and powerful steamships
CITY OF BALT1MORx, & 64 to0a, Oap< Robsr Lsssh
CITY 0F WAsAIMdT0n. $50 toas 0Apt WIN. VY;e
OltY Of HAkCAx6fERa .b0 tons, CApi. p q. tU48
sn,ppss and importer, are hers6y respecfuly ernsa
egs wiz take plAce alternately svn New York paad
phA Under this arangems2 the dAsa Of sailing va b. a
hDllOWu-
PauAoEIraIA
OrTY OF MANOHxSTE8, from New York FEB IL
OITY OF BALTIMORE from Now Yorx Fish %
HR0a LIVERPOOL
OrTY OF WASHINGTON, tor New York Fes 6
KANGAROO for PhnAdsaphiA Mach IL
CITY OF BALTIaOAE. for New Y0rt Marsh Is
RATE OF PASSAGE FROM HAW rosx And
LITeRPooL-
Baloen-0O IS and SIS according 10 stats room.
limited number OF third claAs passengers viii tAnsa
and found In provsona
To Liverpool $50 From Liverpool. 80
These steamers Constructed with improved watsr Hgnt
compartments and each vssel eKperiouood
geon.
Parties Wishing 70 bring out their snds obtain ssraa.
Gates OF passage and dsAts liverpool Sec
ling and upwards Apply ., the oAoe Of the COMPANY III
J. q. DALE II Walnut street. Phuade,ohis
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA
yasa and New ORLEANS -os TUESDAY. February II. at
2oclockP ~ nom pier foot OF Warren street North river
the fsst and svorse sssamsbp EMPIRE CITY r. Or ma
WI sa - above PsaGe can pc secured ii Tie eee II
lne Freight 70 New OreanA 80 o.uis per foot Rhp
pers VII be supplied with blank bulls OF lAdnx he fsrn
signed BY the hne Application Ne Other
iorms sgned and no bin OF isong WI be signed assr hs
hour Of aing. por freight passage apply odios
n o. RoBrRrs Assns
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD
II On and Saturday Februarv IA and until fuysr
nouce Two ds express trsns for Hudson cennecus VITO
out change Of direct for Albany ga 1rvv f
Ians on ne hndson and Bostop Railroad. win leave Chan
bere street station - follows-
htAn, due ~ East Albany ai 7s0P.M
~ J.l5 ~ = Que al EM Albany h68P.N N.
The express train AZ $50 r. NJ vii only TO Pourhkeep.
EN- grant train will be discontinued. -
The road between New York aad Hudson has bean re-
paired, and 10 no " In good running order.
A. y. shfTH. sr.eriutsode.t
NEw YORK AND HARLxM RAn.RoAD
~ cHhres
Commencing Monday JwsuAxy H. 1887 two Ssnv ran. 4,
Albany, Sunday excepted. Fare d ~ rom Hsw fsrt 70
Leave New rct ~ fOlovs from station sorss- q wAs
$40 A. x.-Nsl s.is ru..hs directly sArcrss -~s.u
s he western ram. ss p.s. s. ss.r &C. 1 ss
lP E.-xrpres. running directly throuss -ubou, ch..s.
sers and ssnnecnng viii Central trails ct II r. n. t hs
- :, ssrupSrru, Irsvn Atsuv.-
SIS M-Mal ssn for New YORK direct
IN txpress without, change a cars
Of Western Railroad, Albany, white and Ceoi~s
sroome and Twenty s'sh streets .as fourh sysnus rev
f:rs VIM oAhfBxLIs s.st
NEW YORK AND ERIE RaTLRoAD-rorTCr -oN
IN and sfer Monday. 1870 Inst and until further notice
trains win leave the compsny' depot loot OF Duane street.
IDA. ~, pupsrt express. via Great Bend.
SOP ", Night expres via Great Bend.
t0OP N Newburg express
Raessre checked through ss usual.
Ticses Ne obtained Al us 1873 and $40 Broadway an,
q oREENoUaH General Tickle, Agent
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ENOR HAvRE DIRDOT-FRANC0A AMERICAN CON.
IS pany The screw steanshtp vice. DO burtasa
snap commander vii leave nor the abovs peri
day feo 10 III ~ cocx precisely. Price OF paasAgs-S
cabin att 500; do do forward t For rega passage
apply 10 the AgsniA IN ED. P0IXIxz CO
81 Broad
CPkCIAL NOTICE TO AUSTRALIA SHIPPERS -rYs
New York but clipper ship KITTY SIMPSON no tons
register, g. W Brown master, gusrAnteodts sail for Mel
bourne IN advance OF any ship loading
for freigh made Conditional on the above guaraaeeg
Il. W. CAMERON, No 6 Bowling 0rees.
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Eo1 NORFOLK AND RTCHuoND-rHg UNITED
~ staie, ms,l Steamship JAhEsrowr, Capt Parrish viii
leave Tor he above places Saturday, the ~
oelocaP NJ from pier II North she win arrive Al
Eork on Sunday afternoon, and al Richmond on Msndsy
morning Passengers fer the South viii vhonf de-
lay The great mail line 70 Charleston, Augusta savsnnas
&C Travellers vn find this the cheapest pleasanse and
NOS expeditions route Passage and fare Including STATE
room 70 sorfok ~ resrssnrg or Richmond SO; Storage
- '''~'
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E'oR oALIroRNIA.-rEw YORK AND SAN rsAs-
ana spleodld seamshp TENNEsAEs, 6eeaia 4 L rnis.
psaxh SD tons burt6es WI AL for AspnvaI On W-d-
he seAmr sIERHA NEVADA. from Panama he Pssiss.
TOR Han Francisco. 81 bs II baggage Allowed pes
sens; 10 cents per escass FOR freuh a. 1890
sPPly oely p CHARIEs MORGAN sons No ) Bsvans
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SUTTON cos DEsrArcH LINE Foa San rRAs.
a.y advertised Clipper q saturday nh Fe5rasrT is~t
s IN socncss master s c.dsG q pier ss~yyw.
% the nnsst ships The United aaias Ana ia
shspest clipper osdss for ss rrasolsos Shippers
hand In heir bills Of lsding for signature.
SUTTON CO., 55 ssuth street oorner n Rsx
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I,1OR sAIF-THr EMPIRE HOTEL, AT WHITE
IL Piains opposite the depot Of The New Work Harlem
Railroad The boel cspsbie 81 accommodating twenty
psrsnns hesde family. For particulars spply IOUN
~ GOLt SBEBGt8. No. ~ Centre Of Cham.
hers NJ Empie Hote white Plains Depot II The pro
r,is.-r 1H.NAs vHIttlLHS,
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L,oR sALE-THr DEsfRABTE THREE STORY HOUSE
No 81 wea Finaenth street, between Filth ant slvh
avenuep containing all modern improvements and
put IN order FUN lo in fee, and house ~
For particulars inquire OF MORA NAVARRO ~ Pearl
street of al 4. JARDTNPS same Office.
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huisr utsf Heecke -t~. Tue israrUre In the be.t
80 ,e'+ c'n pc - y! 80 = s.y, spd az
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A UsrRALfA-vfRST sHrP -ONLy CLIPPER or
"A fast vessel now up. The splendid clipper ship RID.
oAunILkI nov lo.dinr :. pier 10 Easi river. Passenger.
are lparculAriy requested enTAefnx
esewbere For freight apply board or n The
once q Qo0DRvE ARkFLL ELLIOT, io5 Pearl sirsei:
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NVHRRE-SCORE YEARS-THIS ENTERTAINING
i volume, just issued by james French Co, Boston
where has with great containing full
Of the adventurous life of Bostonan many dsas of u
War Of 1872 With Illustrations Price 81 Is For sae b,
all booksellers and agents The trade supplied Low
rates by H. HOLBROSk, No ii Stone street. New YORK
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EVOR SALE-TwO HOUSES IN THAT BEAUTIFUL
block just being completed In Forty night street. between
Sosdw ana zsn :yenue aree stoTe: 1Ssens9 ana
finished the best manner with all modern improvements
Price low aud two hirds Of the amount roman bond
and mortgage, desirable. Inquire Of O. o. BILLINGS
the premiaeA. al lQI West street.
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Tor sAvANNAH AND FLoRrDA-UNrTsD srArys
II mat line The steamer AUGUSTA. Captain \. q Wsod
hull VIII leave ON Saturday, February n from pier
NORTH river, ats oelocn p. NJ Bils q isdIng sgneA
Broadway Throsxh cteis INN New Yorr 10 Jsss
ISL 70 Pnatka SIS Steamers for Florida Al aavsn
turdala -
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vUarTrp-pY rRrNCH GENTiENkt, rUfL
w board IN prvs's Americsn family. where there are
fev o. bosrders locs1n near rcsiwaY preferred ~
A. 60 evs ~ " "a, S1,.e,
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TEhc EAhE-
Ia Gear; q cSGaoa Pleas.
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Asms SnttIGasntt.
Presbytery of Trumbull.

ETeBDFt6EN OF &IuItSuAas
The N. Y. Independent says Of the
Presbyter, of Trumbull which held It's
session in Ibis place. a few weeks since,
{ the Report was published in this pa
PERI
The Presbytery sustained the position
of the Executive Committee ofthe Amer
lean Home Missionary Society. not ad-
miIt;nr, rs charged upon them, that
their action was an interference with
ecIesiastics cal jurisdic ion. They do not
sit in judgement upon the Christian char
acter of ii her churches or individual
Christians. or Gu them Of from their
Christian feIlowsh D. They Only ezer
Csc a prudential esre in distributing the
funds of the Society committed 10 their
management. which they have a perfect
right to do, subject TO the review ard
decision OF the Society. The Presbytery
also complied with The request OF the
Synod Of Western Reserve, approving
their sctrsb on the subj ct Of slavery,
and neuoriaIiz:ng the u neral Assem-
Div.
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rERuS-Ore Dcisa.and Fiay Certs. 10
.dyauce, Two SoIiars, if payment is no
msde in adrascc. o.,
No paper d.scorfiuuet usitf ali arreasaSes are PAL"
eServt n the option cf the publishers.
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TANDLES.-50 boxes SiearinP, 40
~ boxes T .liox. D. hoxes Star. 10 boxes Sperm and
zJhox=s Opal Candles, il store and for sale iy
.Dec.3 DUNLAP & STEWART.
SPICES-50 Mats Cassia 5 Trails
~ Gloves. 30 bags Pepper. S hays AIlspiee, $50. iss
Sltmegs. IL kegs Ginger, just received by
Dec pCNLkp& STEWART.
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Proceedings Of ths Council,
another Attenpt to Break jail.

On Wednesday last, W.P. Van Gorder and
George Barribal. dug OFT one of the large stones
in their cell, which adjoins the cellar used BY
the family residing in the building. Both
men being rather thick set. the aperture was too
small to admit of their passing through, and
they were thus foiled again. The stone was
replaced the next morning, and secured by ircn
bolts, which will make it difficult to move it
again from the inside. ll.E
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Ma II. 1851.
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larger in nearly every place
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SUIcIDE.- Joseph Higgins, an Eng
hshman in The employ of Mr.. Marshall.
in Psinesviie. cut his thrcnt In the barn
q few mornings ago. He was found
dead, a rsaoI BY bis sids-RzcbaagsT
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Thompson tp., Seneca co o., Jan. 1851.


DIR. Tu5hs. Sir ~ have DELAYED seniing you a state
ment Of ny case. but II may he acceptable n0S. You
vail REMEMBER my condition when I frst saw you at
SaIiusky city lhree years ago. 1t vas only by the
greatest eEerlon that / could get 10 your room. My
sickness had been Of ave mouths duration. and its
Tiysgcs haj oeen such that friends and all sho saw
M, supposed / bal hut a sao't time to live at Longest.
The oiGes; and best rhy stefan ia Sandusky, and Others
residing in Seneca. iiulOa 1ad Erie coJntirs. had eN
anined AID prescribed for me. notwithstanding shIch.
/ became worse aud worse, could ;ase 5t little food,
sud that little seemed to do me no good. noe did zaJ
thing tx N. N the least nc;p ne of il.
You tod .nc recovery vas pos siSie hG. dcuhtfui. l
obtained medicines and IL ten days was seIsilhiy i'm
proved. A your return 4 month iatef, ! Sas recov.r-
ing rapidly. zud in a les months became A. healthy
apparently IS At any tir,e since nv youth. For more
than tseIiy-tyo ,ears 1 have resided where | now do.
aad n GrotOn, Erie county. Being excessively known
in these two. and some neighboriag counties. Any
one en- get Al Ii,isn4l t~estim9uy from my a1gGaiatap-
ces- nn5e OF whom supposed 1 could live three LlrB.hs
from the tine l ara say yvu. / an TINS particular
that atheTz Iaay ka0E where to sees relief fron isn
geroas chr IHic Iiss@sss whsr n. ordi---y remedies
tai. Yours. 2-S5ectTzil--
GEGRGE C5TE2II3CT.
NJ. - f=.-
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GEO. SINCLAIR & CO.

General Lad ssenis and Dealers ia Lend WarrdRfs
FLORENCE. MT.
viii give their personal attention 10 tuying ard sell.
ING Real Estate, ELiering Lanfs, LoaniTE Money and
Paving Taxes. in Nefrasky, Iowa and Kansas.
Observation-Disclosures Bank, Pittsburgh. Pa;
do; Atwcil. Lee L Co. Merchants, do; Il. 2. Ealcy.
Banker. l.ila.; Wirslnw. L1nier & Co.. New Y ork
Lucas u Simond', Bankers. st. Loais, Selleg 4 Co
e. husseysae' >--as- &c. .E4s asrren, q,
iprsa-1y-
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IL
IA PATCH & OPDYCKE.
are now manufacturing, AID have on hand n first rati
assortment OF herness-are introducing a He1 and re
re- popular style. We use none bui the nery Best Sc
teete4 stOes. and employ non. bat the bes. workmer
which enables US 10 warrant cur stock and work to b,
ar.tlesS. Whoever wants 6 d-Tabic Fara UEau-hl
Harness. or 4 more elegant. real silver PLATED. ,ssi3
Harness. han always be Acconno sied 1T the iosesi
possible nsure-ll ether Artel-si in cur line, Constant
~ on hand.
Warren. arr 90. 1857.
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Unintentional Theft.

At the Presbyterian Church. on last Sabbath
. gentleman en- entering one of the pcws, placed
his hat on the floor. At the close of the service,
he looked for his hat, Lat It had disarpeared-
After o long and close search, it was found y
lady in the aisle, her hoops having accidentally
surrounded II; she was unccnscioasiy conveying
the tile away from it, owncr.
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Life Insurance

A4-o A4o1i GENO-
1t is not neeess.rry to speak of the beaoi.s
of Life Insurance. Il is 4 duty which every
married man in moderate Circumstances, whose
family IS dependant upoa his hbor for support,
ard whose death would leave thst family in
poverty. owes to his wife and children, in insu-
rance OF his life, Cor Their benefit. in case of his
death. Life Is ulcer.ain; no man can calculate
with certainty that he vi live to Old age, while
each can know precisely whether. if ne were 70
die to-mosrow, his family would be well provided
for, o. whether Poverty would not cons upon
them like an armed rna.
The Charter Oak Life Insurance Company OF
, Hartford. Conn. has been in operation seven
; years. has a larg. ~c.rital, and goOd reputation.
Dir, wm-T Spear is agent fer this County, and
Dr. Julian Harmon, Medical Examiner.
Proceedings Of tts Council.
At : mset;ng of Village Council, held on the
16ah iass Dlaiel II. Warren, and E. Il. Allison,
were elected Trustees, and r. P. GORDON, jesse
Day, VIM. ?. Jones, and Josiah Eeeks, were
clecsed Pole. Officers. to FL vacancies.
The following Sanding Committees were up
pointed. viz: rlFaE
On Public Grounds. Aessrs. Patch snd War
: ren.
On Fire Department, Me.srs. Brooks and Al
Esoa. r,s
On Streets and Sidewalks, Mcssrs, Lewis Hoyt
and C. Moscr.
John Bride was elected Street Commissioner.
The Mayor was appointed a Committee to in
sstnts inquiry relative to the erection of Gas
Works IN this village.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
Congregational Churches ia Trunbull
County. 1857

The following is taken from the Congussa-
tionAI Year Boo. for 1881, ana Is probably cor
r.ct. with the exception, that IS the runnber OF
the members of the churches we've taken from
some OIL enumeration, that they are probably
larger in nearly every place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
s~lr.riaIocee. E-ren.
CHERRIES SALE.
~ iddin.s q Morgan.

gEWINAI IIaAIII . IT.
By virtue u an aliEs order Of s1ie. issued eEt Of shs
Court O. Coanoa Pleas Of Trur.huli County, Ohio hJ
.the C:>rS thereof. ! shall expose 70 rGbiic sale =. he
Door Of The CCEzt House N Narr=n in said TTantu.I
coan:y, on SATURDAY, the sai dsy % nay, a.
D.. IS57, httF-el the heu-s of 10 o'cIaek An ard 4
O'Clock 7 u OF sad day. tie following described rvaI
=sis'e oftn- defendant. - wiz Sitnatsih EsErsUtc4n
ship. Euulhcr fcur NO = n the fousla range Ct i0TE
ships IN til CcEEsclicai Western Reserve. ia tEe SlEfs
az Ohio. AMI which j. ai-o n Tie eeunty % Tn.nzl sii.
and Is known. y lots number Ons. Tx t5ssr. tE-.
twenty three snd tgrry six, IL Block No. one, N a.
additional survey 20 The Town .Flat Or " ares. rade
hy Frukli1 = Stove Ter flsnrJ N.Smitna And etaefs.
in TsnmSuu-Ct@Lats Records. Book or E.ps.
tJ.ne iej3) occupied b. raii Glskii a. = tavern teasi,
ard on VT .eh he is no1 usnziag extensive improve
meats ~ erecting huitiings. &c b. lie saae nsEzsr
les Appraised at fourteen thons4Ed ohe hun1rsS
and sixty SIX dollar. (S4.'fe)
H. R.HARNoS, sher!n.
she-T- O@-~, v%rrsn. Arr q. I-s7-Ie-aSs