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WEST wAEREN STEAM W00LRN FACTORY.
TAVING added Steam 10 our estal

IL %Iishnent. We would say t. Cur patrons, aud all
Otl-rs whG may favor Us With u call, tttI ae are now
prepared t. 10 wUIk with dispatch, AMI In = mHuner
that will not Gail to give satisfaction. We have also %
hand i large stock Of goods, which ge Will exchange
for Wool Oh favorable terms. Wool to work eau be
lrt in Warren, Ia care Of Joseph NetterQcd. opposite
the Post Office. Or with Henry Garfield, at WiullGsn
Station, to whom it viii lie Tetnrhei when done. AMI
With whom settlement must be male al the time IL L.
Lin. the slnc away. J. r. = ". WALkE
Wet Narr-u- Juue 2 III -5u.
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Exchange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLORENCE, y. T.
o. sIsCLaIR. PREs'T H.. XEyDEE, UAsu'R.
GEO. sINCLAIR & CO.

Geaeral Land .egeAis aag Dealers ia LaHa BtdTraAis,
FLORENCE, MT.
Will give their personal attention 10 buying ard sell
ing Heal Estate, Entering Lands, Looming Money and
Paying Taxes, ia Ncbrasky, Iowa and Kansas
hEFERENCES-EXchanse Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Z. G.. IIussey & Co., do; Il. Patrick * CO. Bankers,
do; Atwell. bee & Co. Merchants. dos L. I. Raley,
Banker, Plila.; Minslow, Lanier IL Co. New York;
Lucas " Simonds, Bankers. St. Louis, Selew l. Co
Merchants, do; Bank of Commerce, Cleveland, U J.
q. IlusSey, do; Samuel Qainby, EsI. Warren, y.
.nprS2-ly*
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"a - -@- . ~C
ltl William F. Porter IS Eow pref arei 10 execute
all kiuis " wood Engraving On short notice,
and ia a superior manner. Leave yUIr orders 1t
W. y. PORTER Z SONS BOOKSTORE.
Warren U. April 81. i-j7.
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N Notice j.. u hereby -iveB, uat the subscriber las
becn appointed and qualified "a administrator On the
estate ~ BthTaim J. Norton. late % TUmhuh county,
deceased. Those having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 present them fr adjustment. daily
sr,heutiratci. HOMER NORTON
SJgthinafyu. lrlv p. = -
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CHERRIES SALE AS SPECIAL
~ MASTER
ThoulSS Pew,


NY Iul u-INEIeI
By yirtae or an order of sale. issncI out % the Court
Of Common Pleas 0f TrUmbuil County, Ohio, to nc
directed aud deliyerc'I. I have levied gu, aud shallex
pose 10 Public Sale at the door o! the Court House. Ia
warren, in said equity, On SATURDAY. the 29th lay
Of uU A d ISJ7, between the hours 81 10 O'clock
A VI and 4 O'Clock, T VI, II sail iay, the fnliosing dc
,crihcd tract or lot Of land, sitaate In Warren towG-
ship No. 4, in The ftA Etuse. in the Connecticut West
crn Reserve, and which IS known by part Of village LOT
No.. ?, in The original Piat II the Town Of Warren.
bounded IS follows. 10 wit. Beginning at 4 point On
Franklin Street % feet west Of Main Street, thence Eest
parallel with said Franklin Street u feet, thence north
On a line parallel with said NJ lin STREET - feet, thence
ems on the north line Of said lot No ;, forty five iret,
thence south en- a lie parallel with sal! Main street
- feet 10 the place Vf beginning.
Appraised ut lS!3.1l To be suLI 1.-THE sait al Thomas
Pes. ia tie above entitled cause
u.E HARMON. SheriG.
SHERiFs's 0FFGE, "a Special Master.
Warren July. -, l'5s- % 1s5J-i
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a KEGS Pure White Lead,

NANDLES.-50 boxes Slearine, 40
~ boxes Tdllog, 81 boxes Star, 10 boxes Sperm aud
20 boxes Opal Candles, ia store and for sale ~
Dec. 3. DUNLAP * STEWART.
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UALuABLE PROPERTY for SALE

The following property, belonging to The estate VI
Asael Adams, deceased. is offered at private sale;
LIST. The EanSIu N0asc. on the Garner OF Market
anil Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located Tor
a tavern stand, as any in town The grounds are am
1 PIE, the reputation OF the house has been well maintain
ed by It's present occupant. Mr. IN. Williams, ana 1t
is capable Of accommodating 50 to - guests.
I'd. The double dwelIit g house On Vine street, iume
diateiy north Of the last mentioned house Each Pt
these buildings. with the LAID. will Je sold low, and The
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
y Apply to HENEt SllLCaI
Or T.. A.
~, I,1y - I1-cIff
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DENTISTRY!
D r. H. w. HOLLOWAY,
AT HOME AGAIN!

I n his old rooms over the New York
= store, where he can be found at all hours daring
the day, (ready to perform all operations on the teeth,
at his usual low prices) The satisfaction that has seen
1 given to hundreds in this vicinity, is : sure guaranty.
thai all persons calling at my rooms viii get the best
and cheapest we=k in the county; nothing but the best
Of Gold used for filling. Teeth from one to an entire
sett on Gold or Silver plate. 1 would here say TO those
wishing a fall sett. ] will extract the roots and give
them a temporary sett of teeth on Gutta Percha, in one
I week from the time Of extracting roots, free without
charge. DR. ii. W. HOLLOW
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j. G. NJ. d.,

PRACTICAL DENTIST
Can still be found al his rooms, corner Of Market and
Liberty Sueets, opposite the Bank. Having now en-
Tered upon my sixth year in the practice Of my profes-
sion. in Warren, with a constant increase of business,
which enables me to keep up with ali the improvements
Of the day. ] have every facility 1t command. and =
~eeferniHati0H to 10 as roOd work as can he done by
the most gifted Of the profession Entire satisfaction
Eili be given in each and al operations. or no charge
will he made ] shall lie pleased to wait upon my
friends and former patrons, and MI needingt the services
Of a Dentist; aud viii always give them good Uork at
a fair compensation.
DIR. J. C. BURROUGHS,
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the 27ih day OF August. 1851.
cs<nKs' orFscr. Warren

cA<EKS OFFtcE, Warren. o., July I'D, 1851
Thereby certify that the above is a true copy Of tn
original order made by The District Court at thei
March term, A. D., 1857.
ALNoN D.. WEBB, Clerk Of District Court.
Trlv 90 I4r--r4
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
PECK, DURWELL l. co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

DRY GOODS.
SilE aud Straw BOnnets, trimmings. Varieties, &c, n
the sign Of the "Harrea Dry Goods Stgre,"
Van Gorder's Block, Warren, Ohio.
We invite the people Of Trumbuil County aud yieini
~, to cali and examine our large and we'll selected
stock Of Dry Goods, which We are prepared ~ exhibit
under more favorable circumstances than heretofore
having recently removed from our old stand to one o
the large and eOmmodious rooms in Van GOrdcr's New
Block, which has been fitted up in the most approved
style for our use, and in which We shall Keep up a cor
respOndingly enlarged stock. aud shall make every
reasonable exertion to merit an increase Of the liberal
that has thus far encouraged US.
Our first purchase OF Spring Goods is received, and
NC will Iake pleasure in showing. aud al additional
pleasure in selling, to any who may favor US with d
call.
April %, 1851. PECK, BURwBLL x co.
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CnERlFr Y sfHclAL MAsrM


G!i-crJ froatt- J
~. fiuIc ~ - alias stf-saf a.- --ri -f' ~
the Court o. Cssauoa Pt=as n TrumhIlt a. sa.s phf.
10 l- iifcrt-i aud g~iivrrr'i, / hove fsirf .4 ana
sLti cNpCs- u pnbhc S1le.s Il TIN door 80 Co.. f.rff
iltsu~r, - Warren. IN su,t CpInty, pu 81 EifF
th- Jth ,lg ~ Srft rmicr. a. % 1851. nesesFif the s'afe
% 10 o'cIack A. ~ aud 4. ~ 81 strt dgt-lle 81 E
ine d. cribed tracts 90 E,i1'of rtni. Suuitt % Nurss
gr T1Nh hip aumter fVf ia The futh rlu=e - t1st p
ships 10 the Oohaectlcut ", sierra i.rservs, 90 The fraf-
n Ohio, and whach L. also 10 tn C1usts .sl I~usnstnii-
and is Know b. lots humber ic. IL alrlifnfa RS tt.f
cat " Oiy.r ). Esaus1 sml RiciErl $ isrnts fas
recorded IN TrumLalt CnI.ts EcCrTI7, FEl 70. o..
pAgsa "a. IL be snti At the saIt Of Goo 9 pulsa.t 81
the -h0y9 emitted clGse. A~pPrtisul f.efg hF'
n q HARMON. E4srtg lA
SHsst=yS Or-rE. POL "i-
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Holmes tp., Crawford Co., Ohio, July 1857.

On. TuBBs:-Sir-Sine childhood i have been If
gicted With Phthisic or Asthma My mother before me
suffered from the same disease As L grew older j,
became worse, the paroKysms occurred oftcner and
were more prOtracted and severe, especially so during
the winter season. At all times a little more than or
binary exertion caused a violent cough and great OPP
preston in breathing.
While the paroxysms lasted there Eas a distressing
cough, and a constant, agenizing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently upon the verge Of suHoca-
ton. Very little SLEEP could be obtained at such times,
and that little ghile sitting ia my chair Two years
ago L vas induced by the statement Of a lady whom
You cured OF Asthma, to make one more trial.
had little faith al that time, partly because l had SO
often leen disappointed, aud partly because others
said l could not get well. The treatment was pGrsued
under circumstances most unfaYorable, having the care
Of sick friends, yet | have been not Only fully relieved
OF all symptoms Of Asthma, hut Of uther affections ac-
compsnying, ! have no cough now, breathe freely rest
we'll and have good strength.
Yours, Truly, SUSAN " QUAINTANCE.
JulY 20. ls57.
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Co.'s butts IS Cbewiug.

TOBACCO.-65 butts 5S Chewiug,
1 - butts half pound do, - boxes sun Cured do,
20 boxes half DIS. do, 2 butts Natural LeIl DO, - bbis.
LpOsc Smoking do, 800 doz. pound and half pound do,
lUnu doz. AnlrrSon's Chewing snail papers do, u gro.
Aud-rsou'S Soltcs ia tin foil DO, 1850 dpZ. Lillian
trais ChoWias do. dOz. Grants do. do 80 hllf IL.
cans Andcrsou's Chcxins do, 81 quarter DO do For
sale IT DUNLAP 4 STEM Ants.
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June IL 81.
WOOLA WooLll-Cash paid for
w wool by DOING d MORGAN.


IN prepared to sell TO the Farmers Of Trnmhull and
Portage county, Delauoe's Independent Horse Rake,
which is the lest Rake now in use, both for raking
lay. or cleaning stubble 1 am also prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mover, which is the best Mover now in use,
and took the first premium as 4 Mower, at the Ohio
STATE Fair in 1856; also. on hand and for sale. CrOEels
Thermometer Churns, they can't be beat also, Bee
Hives. Fork Handles, Provision Safes. Hoe Handles,
Straw C5tters, &c, all 90 which viii he sold cheap Tor
cash, or produce, at my shop on ouinby Hill. vest side
a. Mahanius River. CHARLES MESSENGER.
Warren, Jane ~. ies7-H
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section OF the country aDounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming aud
even desperate diseases OF the lungs by its use. When
once tried its superiority over every other medicine Of
its kind Is too apparent 10 escape observation, and
where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesi
tate what antidOte TO emplOy for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
are incident to oar climate. Ey us timely use many,
nay almost all attacks Of disease upon the Lungs or
throat are arrested and thus are saved many thou
sands every year from = premature grave. No family
should be without il. and tliose EhO do neglect to pro-
vide themselves with a remedy which wards OF this
dangerous class Of diseases will have cause TO depl0re
il when il is too late. Proofs u the surprising efficacy
ofthe Cherry Pectoral need not be given to the Amer
lean people-they have living proofs in every neigh
~borhood. But those who wish to read the statements
oIthosc whose whole health has been restored aud
whose lives have been saved hy its use, will find them
IN my American Almanac which the agents beiow nam
cd has TO furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared BY DR.. j. C. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by T.. A Smith x Co War
rem; DR.. CIV. Howe, North Bloomfield; II. ". Collar,
MeSopOtamia; Ensign & WOOdwOrth. NeSton Falls;
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
July s, 'j1-3m.
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Q HAltN' y, - 10
.tml =
SHssJ-s re.
Warrel. s . 81.
MERITS SALE.

y lanes p4Fker, 10 Gs-Fi p ias- I -
IS. Pi-as &c Truaihr!l ctnf
Eenia1ia DaxsoB. . al , Ohio-
~ virtue Of s1 order q sale. isss! OF . ~ C'rt
Of Cammau Pleas % IrWlhril CngaC elmo, - ra I'd.
reetel and delivered, 1 shau expose g. faAtf sse.ar
the door Of the Ceurt IIpase, ia WIrra.t a. stFs con-.
~. on SATURDAY., the 5h day Of SepteatHr k.R f
.IsJ7. between tbs hours % 10 oelcck A M.-.iF ~
Of said day. the following described Nkf ha4'o isA~iH
Saiafr in tNsT%nsiip - EarIningtaH. "a lfn t-uuiy
Or Trnmbuil. sfs1lof Ohio. and acserb~4 = follows
Hall of one ae16f Llnl more Or lr-s. in tlcislsth -sr-t
eornsr Of i6t1lsHbert twenty eight. and bcRntrf on Pc
north ~ tbs Ea6d west ropl. on the east Jy The INIT
Of Harvey TN. % The south ~ the sari g<tNsryF
Burns, aud dn Inc west ~ the lot iine To b. sah q
the suit o. james Parker. ~ Tho ahSe entfl-d cause Irf
Appraised 1T Ss25!m.
Sheriff OEicc. warren. kususts, i~sf3
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May 10, Is57-tf.


HARNESS.
IL Ate & OPDYCRE,
are now manufacturing, and have gu Land a orst rate
assortment Sf uaraeSs-aTc Introducing a HeD ard re-
~ PopHiar style. We use uohe but the rery best Se-
iseted stock, and employ none but the best WOTkneR;
which enables Us TO warrant CuI stock and work to be
f~aultlcss. Whoever wants = durable Farm Draught
Harness. or \ more elegant, real silver plated. tasty
Harness, ban always be accommodated at the lowest
possible h%sure-all Other articles in cur line, constant
~ on hand.
IT,, 49, aa t-.-
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AGENTS WANTED.
rs by mail should he addressed
MElsRICK. BENTON & DEAN,

~ IT. n.y. NV ~
N.G.-GOld Pens reprinted ia = superior riauIcr.-
Enclose the pen and 30 cents ia p u. Stamps, and The
pen will be repOinted and returned post pahi.
Lnnr z iSI1- In
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN

GOLD PEN
Manufacturing Company.
OFFICE NO. 33j BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Fourth Quarterly Sale IF Cola and Silcsr HaieAes,
GoId Hatch Chains, Loekels, Bracelets, Sc. &c.
LIST OF Retail PRICES OF PENS &C.
Gold ns..........sI, OOlGothic Enzrossing do. i,OO
Gold Pen and Silver &" Mammoth do. 5.Gu
older..--........9 .OOiGold Tooth Picks......5, &C
Gold Pen and double I" Tooth * Ear Picks. =, 90
ex-Silver IlOldeTs-.. 300 Pencil, Watch Key, aud
Mammoth do dO-.--i,Uui Tooth Pick-------...2,O0
Leyiathan do dO-...i,OG Ladies Gold Pencils. g. 200
Fountain Pen, Desk -..-3,OU
lOEieF. ....ltN
Mammoth do do 500 with Pen. , 10
Engros-iIg ns......2,OGlGeut Cold Cases aud
Leyiathau and Cox....5, 60; 90
Gothic Silver Case aud do do do do 1890
do Gothic do 10 1900
Ard all other kinds Of styles at thc retail prices.
To the purchasers Of our Pens We present a numi.er-
ell Ticket on every dollars worth purchased, which
entities the holder, by an extra payment OF y cents on
each ticket, to Il premium varying IN value from 81 10
500. The premiums consist Of various articles oil
JeWelry, viz Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Cob
lets, Silver Fruit Baskets. Gold Guard Chains for La
dies. Lockets, Bracelets, GeLt's Gold fob aud Vest
Chains, ThiIubles, BTetsiPiLs, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings,
Crosses.Se-, &c, none Of shieh sell FOR less than one
dollar Country purchasers may rely gu being Is fair
" dealt with, As regards the prices as il Ihey them
Seives were present.
We have been in operation for tLree years aud thou
sands have bought Of Us, and We have never learned
that any one WAS ever dissatisfied. This plan affords
every opportunity of obtaining a gold watch or some
article Of iewelry, for q trifius SUM. All our pens,
pencil eases, &c, are manufactured by ourselves with
grcai care. and we offer them at precisely the same
prices asked in all other stores in the city.
AGENTS WANTED.
To agents We offer the most advantageous offers, and
any energetic person can do veil by working for US
We wish agents in every place ia the country, and
persons who would like 10 become such will please to
address Us. and We will send thcm printed circulars oi
prices. leTIls, &c. We have no stated periods Of lis
tri1utiOn. The moment a pen Is purchased, the PVT-
chaser is en:itleIto receive his premium on the pay
mont Of p cents extra.
All orders by mail should be addressed
AEl;RGCK. BENTON & DEAN,
80 Brpt iWay. New YORK.
N.B.-Gold Pens r~epointel ia a superior riarlcF.-
Enclose the pen and % cents ia P. D. Stamps, and The
pen will be r~cpOinted and returned post pail.
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1857. NEW YORK STORE. 1857.
TNIlE subscribers are now opening their

L new sock Of SPRING y SUMMER GOODS
which comprises a great variety Of goods suited 10 the
waits Of the people. We Invite an inspection of our
stock. and will sell 70 prompt payers 1t prices that can
not Lii to please All Kinds prodsce taken, for which
cash and goods will Je paid.
April ~. IeJ7. ~ ENT
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TERM OF THE DISTRICT

SPECIAL TERM OF THE DISTRICT
FoR TRUMBULL COUNTY. OHIO
IT appearing for want of time, and be-
Il cause of the Interest 81 D. Z. llornan in divers
causes and the absence Of one Of the Srpreme Judges,
that the business of the District Court. at its present
regular term cannot be disposed OF, and said business
being Of sufficient importance.
II IS hereby ordered and appointed that a special term
Of the District Court for said County be held thereiR,
commencing on
The Clerk OF said Court is ordered to give thirty days
previous notice Of The holding Of said special term
agreeabIy to law, and enter this order on tire Journals.
Witness n r.handst this sth dayO. April, A. 1851.
IoEAsG WILDER. Judges Of District Court.
L. W POTTER,
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DR. Ii. TUBES, Analytic Physicial
-:ft l.. =. s4a.r,,o. ~ fiji.

lit. III. IL Analy Tic uySlclln,
~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, a6th, August
RAvESNA. Prentiss House, "Wednesday and Thurs
day, 18th and Goth, August
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties of long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years Dr. I. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every otherresOurce in theiI
reach. In no case arc mineral or other P0is0Hs es'
BlO ged, NOR does he make SICK TO make neil, or toa1
dOTRIt0 build mp again. Themedicines eau be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients euaY lie
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up ali
hope, the indisputable evidences of which can always
be furnished. Invalids, however reduced OF despair
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured tl-t no en-
courageInent viii be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of recovery
PITIIISIC-oR ASTHMA.
The statement given this mouth win be read with
deep interest by all who have endured the ineNpressi
BILE horrors Of Asthma Especially does it commend
itself to those who have believed that treatment mag
relieve lint cannot curc.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The I'M
l. dersigned offers for sale an erecH0at iaPr01sd
knitting Loom, with extra sets % needles, arranged
for knitting all kinds Of knit goods, shirts, drawers,
socks, stockings, crayats, &c, &C. 1t can De worked
by hand or water power. Terms OF sale and full par
ticulars made known by applying personally, or by
letter to the undersigned, at Bainbridge, Dissels 7. o.,
Geauga Co.. Ohio JOHN
JnIv , IS5z-GX%
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STRAW u SILK B0NNETS, and a
X variety Of StraH Goods. Shakers Hoods, &c.-
Also, Ribbons, Lacrs aid freIcl Flowers Of surpafs.
ing beauty, II tie MEM IOKK STOER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

The month. Mesy OF ths u,so vss Gato ,u,, aud
vse ero,So 90 zoe ol f.ss -.'s .sssn sxe, ..ets
> .bort toe LETT. There were about 800 OF th,,s
M F'fgg bad all the vouchers fer tao WIZ
aud all the payments made were s.o-p Ca
No persors except tbose living 10 the CouotS
were employed. About $4,000 Of the $50 OOj
loaned by the C0utf,llsr were expended. No fn.n
had been put on tho Park u5less recon nsrd,d by
iespontibie citizens and members of the Comno
Council Tickets for laborers had been gent to aIdo,-
nen: cone II for Aid MoSpedon, sous IA for Ali
Fumer, II for AID. Wilsos he did not have the lit
End could not give the information concerning All tbs
men allowed. Mr.. Green the Tres sure- ould i've
statement Of the amount expended, aud for what DOR
poee The Com nissioners dd not The mem
oers OF the Common Couro:! With acy inoignity waen
they ded properly ard adopted prop ions
In the but when such measures a. were
the other Board, because Of the C0uncimen could
mot get the appointment of psyms.tsr be thought the
Conn issiopers weie justified In stsying way Thore
hs7ii been aproper resolution passed by tue Alder.
men he was present to answtr al proper questio.s
notice was sent to Mr.. Green, after which the
Committee adjourned to ii o'clock on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

TERRIBLE STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION AT LOWELL
ONE MAN KILLED AND OTHERS WorEpEp about
9 O'Clock on Wednesday morning the boiler in F. FL.
Myncks brass oundery, in 10 we'll exploded, instantly
killing the engineer, George Trotter, and seriously in
juring several other parties. The engineer was nsM
the boiler at the time of the explosion and was badly
mar ged. A Coroners inquest and investigation viii
be held Friday. The LoreN Courier gives the FOL-
lowing additional particulars
"At the time of the explosion there were eight or
ten men in the building, most of whom escaped uno-
jured. The names OF the wounded are John Ward,
who was badly injured, and it La feared that he may
not recover; Albert Nicholas received bad cash on
the nose and another on bis check; Hiram T. Drake
received bad wound on the right eide of his head,
and Henry Jefts was wounded but could not learn
The nature of his wounds We understand that these
the only ones who were injured In the establish.
meDt. The engine and boiler were blO~n into atoms,
ard their fragments scattered in every direction.
One piece of the boiler thrown against ard broke
the gable ED Of house Just 10 rear OF the shop;
another piece about three feet wide ard five feet long,
was carried over the houses and nded the edge OF
the sidewalk on Mddlessex street, another piece came
at the spot and fell upon and broke the back
IF a horse belonging to c. G. Hall, and other pieces
lay scatts red in the street.
lone Of the windows in the building occupied by
the killed man was broken by fragments from the
boiler.
"The main building was of brick, and about fifty or
sixty feet long. Then there was boiler-room, q
small shed In the rear Of IT, and two other nall
sheds The brick walls are all destroyed and all the
wooden buildings in ruins and the fragments scat
tered in all directions. We never witnessed such
total wreck s here spread out before the eye, and
it Is great wonder how any one escaped alive.
eter of three feet, and the engine was a six horse
pOwer"