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April 49, 1853.
mo. IL AN ACT

NO. IL AN All
To amend the act supplementary 90 the act entitled
IAN act to provide for the Settlement Of the Estates
of Deceased Persons" passed March 23d. lS1n-
SECTION /. Be II eHaeted by TIE general -Sssem5ig
of the State Of Ohio, That when any executor or ad-
rinistrator shall file a petition in the probate court, or
the court Of common pleas in any county in This state,
for authority to sell the real estate Of the deceased. il
shall be the duty OF such executor or administrator. in
addition to the persons named in section one hundred
and tyenty-four Of the act to which this 3 supplement
nry to make all mortgages OF and other lien holders
whether by Judgment or otherwise, on said real estate,
and al trustees holding the legal title thereto, parties
defendants to such petition in the same manner as is
low provided by law Tor making parties defendants
thereto.
sEc.a. The probate court and court Of common pleas
in which such petition may be flei shall have full
power to determine the equities between the parties
and the rriorities Of lien Of the several lien holders on
said real estate. and TO order I'd istributioh OF the money
arising from the sale of such real estate according 70
their respective equities and priorities Of lien as iound
by the court.
Src. ,. This act shall take eject and be In force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM q. WOODS
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELkER.
President Of the Senate
Arril 10. 1873.
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money past due, are respectfully informed that they
mast pay US. We sell our goods at cash prices, and
expect cash for them-Sometime. A word to the wise
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Feb. % 80.

The Boot, Shoe and Leather business will be carried
on at the old stand, No. 20 Main Street, Warren. 0his.
by James Mcconnell and A c. Mcconnell, under the
firm OFF, & \. C. Mcconnell, where they will be glad
to see the friends and patrons Of the old firm. They
pledge themselves that they will endeavor to suit all.
as we'll in article as price. and all we wish to say fur
Their on the subject, is, that our friends give US a cali
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Commission Ilrrtkants.
NM MNNI.

yUl William T. Porter is now prepared to execute
all kinds OF Wood Engraving on short notice,
and in a superior manner. Leave your orders at
". N PORTER K SONS bookstore.
Warren @. Anil 81. Is51.
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The co-partner-

INSULATION. The co-partner-
II ship heretofore existing between M J. R. Treat
and Wm. Edwards, under the f-m Of Treat & Edwards
was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day Of
April, 1856. MIR TREAT
WIN.
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock OF Groceries, before
purchasing ciSeWhere.
Having removed to t"eir new and spacious Stores
Nos. 2U9 and 2G4 Crawford's Block, River Street. they
are prepared to offer gOodsaslow as they can be though
in his market. WV.
Nav = IS56 If. HIRAM IDDINGS.
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CLEWELL q ELWELL,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

HUDSON, ST. GROIN CO., WIS,
WILL Enter Lands, Locate Land
w Warrants on Commission, and attend to pay
ing Taxes for non residents.
IL Particular attention given to Locating Land
Warrants.
Refer to Hapgood & Adams, Warren. o.
Mnrnh L Islstf
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WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
ADrI 10. IS56.
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MGrtbants.

@ G. WHITING 81 CO., manufacturers
-. Of Choice COnfectionariess and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Foreign Fruits Imported Cigars, and
all DeIicacies in their Season No. Ill Superior Street.
cleveland. O..
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April al, 1858
AN ACT
mo. l2a.l

To limit the application of an act passed April nth,
1851. entitled An Act relating to Cry Inbrrn'
aries"
srcTfoy |. BE II enacted by the General .asstn1iy
81 the State Of Ohio. That the act entitled An act
relating to Civ Insrmaries," passed April 18th, 1858.
he ana the same is hereby limited IN its application 70
counties in which there is a county infrmary and a
city iufrmary-
SEu. ,. This act shall take effect from and after its
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CO NOTICE.
EDWARDS & IDDINGS.

The undersigned formed q co-partnership on the first
day Of April, 1856, for the purpose Of transaeting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds, H~Oarseness, i~niinenZa,
Bronchitis. Whoopins Cough. Group.
Asthma, Incipient Consumption,

and for the relief of COnsumpsive patients IN adNah'
stages Of the disease.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

1000 COPIES of the Eclectic Series
lOOO Of School Books just received and for sale
wholesaIean "a retail.
RAYS HIGHER ARITHMETIC" IT a new book
Also, German Spoilers and Primers. Just reed at
PORTER & SON.
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PIANOS & MELODEONS.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF TRU.WBULL COUNT
THE subscriber having been informed

liz subscriber having been informed
n that a report is being circulated to the effect that
he has. or is about to give up the Piano and Melodeon
business, wishes in THIS manner to apprize the public
tina. such is not the case.
Having recently engaged in the Mercantile business,
Will in no wise interfere with the Piano and Neloieop
Department. as may have been supposed ~ the author
or authors Of the report above alluded to. All orders
for Pianos or MelodeOns promptly attended to, at the
old stand in Pennington, TrumbuIl County, Ohio
Old Pianos or Melodeous taken i'm exchange for new
ones. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Address JOSEPH H~AZLEDINE.
Pennington, Trumbull Co., o.
Pennington. Dec. 30. Sly.
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and fewer vet the communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy OF its victory over
the subtle and dangerous diseases OF throat and lungs
While IL is the most powerful aniidote yet known to
man for the formidable and dangerous diseases oil the
pulmonary organs, it is also the pleasantest and safest
remedy that can he employed For infants ana young
persons. Parents should have il in store against the
insidious enemy that steals upon them unprepaTed.-
We have abundant grounds to believe the CHERRY
PEcToRa AL saves more lives by the Cousumptions It
ureyents than those it cures. Keep it 10y yoi,
and cure your colds while they are durable nor neg
lect them until no human skill can master the ineNo-
rahIe eanker that, fastened on the yitals, eats your lie
away ,
All know the dreadful fatality Of lu"g disorders ana
as they know too the virtues of this remedy, We neod
not do more than assure them il is still made tue nest
1t can be. We spare no cost, no care. no tol 70 pro
duce it the most perfect possible. and thus AFFORD th"se
who rely on it the best agent which our SKIN "ah TUT
niSh for their cure.
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I DAVIS, NJ. D., Physician & Sur
- . geon. Office at his residence on Mark t street,
four doors east of the Bank. Feb -
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NJ J. RICE, NJ. d., Physician and
~. Surgeon. BraceyiIle Center, Trumbull Co %
feb4-yN
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Practical and analytical Chemist, Lo'reA, Mass;
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We eed not speak to the pub
lie OF its virtues. Throughout
every town. and almost every
hamlet Of the American States.
its wonderful cures % pulmonary
complaints have made it already
Known. NaN. few are the fami-
lies in any civilized country on
this continent without some per
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DUFF PRINTS, PRINTED JACO-
ID NETS. Barrege Robes plain and figured. Berreges
and a great variety Of choice dress goods just received
By IDDINGS & ORGAN
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9brsitiaRs.

7. 10y, NJ. D., has returned from the
- west, and resumed his practice with DR.. Nelson, ai
their office east Of the Bank. Warren. o.
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DISSOLUTION. - The partnership
~ heretofore existing between the uEdersigned is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Of the parties.
The notes and accounts belonging to the old firm.
are in TIE hands Of Alexander Mcconnell, at the oil
stand. where all persons knowing themselves indebted
on book account, or otherwise, viii please cali and
make immediate arrangements for payment.
ALEX. MCCONNELL,
Feb. %, 80. JAS MCCONNELL.
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DROWN az Bleached Shirtings and
ID Sheetincs. Ticking, Batting. Wicking, Wadding
Cotton Yarn, White and Colored Carpet Chain, &c-
&c.-the best make can always be found very cheap
at the NEW YORK STORE.
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SECRETARY OF STATES cFFIcE,l
olumbus April %, 1853
thereby certify that the foregoing acts are truc cop
les Of the original rolls now on file in this Office
A.. J. Russell, Seeretary Of STATE.
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AuDrToR's OFFICE. Trumhull County,
Warren, o., July Il, 1853.
1 hereby certify that L have compared the foregoing
laws with authenticated copies from the Secretary OF
State, and find them correct.
CHARLES r. HUNT, County Auditor.
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THE GREFENBERG FAMILY MEDIGINES,

Price SI.G0 per bottle. For sale 10y WOODS & PEW.
e A. SMITH, Warren; ENSIGN X W~OODWORTH,
Newton Falls and by Druggists generally.
LIZ Au I-nL-In
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DR. W. N. HORTON, Physician
~ and surgeon. Centre of Fowler, TRANQUIL c., o.
March l., I J6-tf.
, 1858-03-19
p022&Rs p =
Times 60 BY Turns.

The following remarkable poem, by RoBER
souTuwELL, an English Jesuit, who was born in 1866
and executed in 1895, is in compactness of thougl
and felicity of expression, hardly eQualed by an
similar production within our knowledge. It is
perfect mosaic of maxms, and with very slight alter
tion, wond bear cutting up into lines, every one
which would serve as an apothegm:
The Topped tree in time may grow again:
Most naked plants renew both fruit and flower;
The sorriest wight may find release from paini
The driest soil sucks in some noistning shower
Times go by turns, and chances change by course
From foul to fair, from better hap to worse
The sea Of Fortune doth not ever flow;
She draws her flvors to the lowest ebb
Her tides have equal times to come and go
. Her loom doth weave the fne and colored web
No Joy so great but runneth to an end,
No hap 50 hard but may in time amend.
Not always fall Of leaf, nor ever spring,
Not endless night, nor yet eternal day
The sadlegt birds a season find TO sing
The rougheSt storm q calm may soon allay.
Thus with succeeding turns God tempereth all
That man may hope to rise, yet fear to fall.
chance may win that by nlischance was lost
That net that holds no great takes little fish;
In some things all, in all things none are crossed
Few all iings need but none have all they wish.
Unmlngled joys here to no man befall;
Who least, hath some who most hath never all,
, 1858-03-19

p9- The English papers begin to realize
the grea. Importance Of their American
possessions. Mitchell's Maritime Register
says:
"The progress Of Canada, and the peo-
pleing of those great western domains which
are included within the possessions Of the
British crown, are questions which must
occupy the attention Of oil thinking men.
The nation which is rapidly rising upon
the northern shores Of the st. Lawrence has
a noble destiny before it, and must keep
the lead in the race Of empire even Of that
energetic dependency which has within the
past few years risen with the rapidity Of
magic upon the shores of the antipodes.
The railway and the steamship, taking ad-
vantage Of the natural highway afforded
by the line of the lakes, have left only
1900 miles Of untraveled country between
the western margin of Lake Superior and
Vancouver's Island. We cannot doubt
that this region will be traversed at no dis
tant period by tho great iron civilzer.'
The harbor at Vancouver is within four
teen days steam of the Chinese coast, so
that western overland is q state Of
things by no means improbable, and, it
may be, not very remote All these facts
and speculations serve to point out our
North American provinces as the scene OF
great undertakings and well directed en-
terprise, and, if we are not greatly de-
esived, of glorious future as the result"
, 1858-03-19
My First Silver Hair.


sad looking messenger lately, see,
Has come, unlimited, and single, to me
Some serious adyicesit purportq to bear,
That well may .heed-'hs my first siirer hair.
1t utters no speech yet seems plainly to say
THE freshness of youth passes swiftly away.
How soon do its first blossoms go to decay
Lies little remainder will speed on as fast
It Is but day-labor well while it lasts;
Make haste the mistakes Of the past to amend
T. improve coming time to SONG virtuoua end
To do all your duties while space shall be given,
Thus founding claim for passport to Heaven
For shortly, ths eUsning, the night will arrive,
And Death with his summons that none can survivt
To meet il serenely, in season, prepare
So seems to admonish my first silver hair.
As bodies verglng to centre gain
Velocity as they descend,
So seems our life by toeigh Of years to wane
More swiftly as we near the end.
, 1858-03-19

bsy- The income of the government Of
Great Britain for the year ending 10th OF
December, was about $685., 100000, and
the expenses about 50, 400, 900 less.
n0- 1t is stated that the highest speed
ever made on the ocean was by the clipper
ship Flying Send, on the voyage to Cali
fornia-46O miles in tweuty-four hours
nineteen and one-sixth miles per hour.
E9- The present resident population Of
Washington city is estimated at 6l,0l4 ;
the total number of houses Of oil classes,
GIL; the number erected during the past
year, 2Ol the entire length of pavement
laid, Is, 100 feet.
RS- The valuation of the taxable prop
erty in Pennsylvania is $56S, no, ,234 as
sessment of tax $l,763,S39 A; taxables
597, ,652. The population is 2,3ll,7S6.
Rl- The human heart is like feather
bed-it must be roughly handled, well
shaken and exposed to variety of turns,
to prevent its becoming hard.
nG- You cannot fathom your mind
There is a well of thought which has no
bottom. The more you draw from it the
more clear and plentiful it will be.
R@- Prentice says that the fault with the
female Yankee teachers who go westward,
is, that1nsiead Of teaching other peoples
children they soon get to teaching their
ownl
WoMAN.-An article manufactured by
milners and dressmakers,
"Who wants but little on her head
But much below to make her spread"
FooLIsH.-Two Young ladies hating each
other on account Of gentleman, who does
not care fig for either
, 1858-03-19

A St. Louis dispatch says: The Repub-
lican has received information from Fort
Laramie, through an Indian trader who ar
rived at Jefferson City on Monday. He
reports having met, on the 23d Of Decem-
Der, between six and seven hundred Chey-
ennes and Camanche Indians, who were re-
turning from Salt Lake City to their vii
lagos on the Black Walnut bills, about
eighty miles southeast Of Fort Laramie
They were accompanied by about twenty
Mormon leaders, and it was their intention
to remain at camp they had erected un-
til the spring, when they would employ
themselves, under the Mormon influence,
in barassing and quitting OF the supply
trains which may be sent to the relief Of
Colonel Johnston The Indian trader had
been led to believe that the MOrmons had
eighty thousand fighting men, who were
well equipped. He also spoke Of numerous
Notifications, and Of seeing large number
of the Indian allies. He declares that the
Mormons have no idea of running away OF
emigrating to the British possessions.
, 1858-03-19
A. CUMMING,
Governor OF Utah Territory
GREEN RIVER Co., NEAR FoRT BRIDGER, |
Utah Territory, Nov. 81, 1851.

GREEN RIVER Co., NEAR FoRT BRIDGER, !
Utah Territory, Nov. 81, 1851. !
To Brigham Young, Er- Gorernor Utah
Territory:-On the lIth of July, 1851, ]
was appointed by the President to be Gov
ernor Of this Territory Since my arrival
within the limits of the Territory, regret
to find that many acts of violence have
been committed on the highways, in the de-
struction and robbery of property belong.
ing to the United States. These acts,
which indicate that the Territory is in a
state Of rebellion, are ascribed chow truly
| do not know to yourself A proclama-
tion purporting to have issued from you,
and passes signed by your authority, found
upoh the person Of Joseph Taylor, have
been submitted to my inspection. The
matter contained in these papers authorizes
and commands violent and reasonable
aCts-acts tending to the disruption Of the
peace of the Territory, and which subject
their actors to the penalties accorded to
traitors
If these papers referred to DO not authen-
tic, trust you will promptly disown them.
herewith enclose copy Of my procla-
nation to the people of Utah
You will oblige me by acknowledging
the receipt Of this by the returning messen.
gers.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient, etc, etc.
A. CUMMING,
Governor of Utah Territory.
, 1858-03-19
Proclamations of Gov. Cumming.
GREEN RIVER Co, NEAR FoRr BRIDGER, |
Utah Territory, Nov. 81, 1851.

GREEN RINERCO NEAR FORT DRlnGER, [
Utah Territory, Nov. 81, 1851. !
To THE PEOPLE OF UTAH TERRToRY:-
On the llth of July, 1851, the Presi
dent appointed me to preside over the Ex-
ecutive Department Of this Territory.
arrived at this point on the 17th Of this
month, and shall probably be detained some
time, in consequence Of the loss Of animals
during the recent snow storms will pro-
ceed at this point to make the preliminary
arrangement for the temporary organiza-
tion Of the Territorial Government.
Many reasonable acts Of violence hav'
ing recently been committed by lawless in
dividuals, supposed to have been counter,
arced by the late executive, such persons
are in a state of rebellion; proceedings will
be instituted against them in Court or.
ganized by Chief Justice Eckels, held in
this county, which will supersede the neces-
sity of appointing q military commission
for the trial Of such offenders. 1t is my
duty to enforce unconditional obedience to
the Constitution, to the organic laws Of this
Territory, and to all the other laws Of Con
gress applicable to you To enable me to
effect this object, l will, in the event of re-
sisteuce, rely first upon a posse comitatus
of the well disposed portion of the iuhabi.
tants Of this Territory, aud will only resort
to a military posse in case of necessity.
trust that this necessity will not occur.
come among you with no prejudices OF
enmities, and by the exercise of just and
firm administration ! hope to command
your confidence. Freedom Of conscience
and the use Of your own peculiar mode Of
serving God, are sacred rights guaranteed
by the Constitution, with which it is not
the province of the Government or the dis,
position of its representatives in this Ter
rilory to interfere
In virtue of my authority as Commander
n-Chief of the militia Of this Territory,
hereby command all parties Of armed indi-
viduals by whomsoever organized, to dis
band, and return to their respective homes.
The penalty of disobedience to this com
mand will subject the offenders to the pun
shment due TO traitors.
, 1858-03-19

ROYAL WTEs.-Queen Victoria is hus-
banding her daughters. An ambassador
lately arrived from Holland, and officially
demanded the hand of Princess Alice IA
years. for the Prince of Orange, son of the
King, and heir apparent.
h9- The number of persons employed
on the Paris Presse, lately suspended by
order of the Emperor, Louis Napoleon
editors, reporters, correspondents, compost
tors, folders, carriers, &c-was TIA ; q
little army in themselves.
R6s- Alexander Dumas receives twenty
cents liue for his romances One of his
constant readers estimates that he has re-
eelved twenty-five thousand francs for the
line, A cold perspiration stood upon the
forehead Of the countess" which occurs in
most Of his stories.
, 1858-03-19

"IOn" says; "Advices Of the most reli-
able character have been received here from
the Utah expedition, showing that at pres
ent Colonel JOhnston's force deemed itself
quite safe His officers and men were only
anxious that no reinforcsments should ar
rive prior to an engagement with the Nor
mons, if one they mean to have"
He KNows.-Gen. Harney says It will
require 10000 troops to Wollop the Nor
mons.
pTLamar presented the Oregon Stats
Constitution. Referred to the COMMITTEES
Territories.
, 1858-03-19

Cosr OF KILLING SAINTS. THE Balti.
more Sun believes that four hundred mil
lions of dollars will not pay the expenses
of the Mormon war. If Joseph Smith
with his 1000 angel recruits, arrives in
time, the cost will probably exceed that
sum.
, 1858-03-19

The annual report on the commerce and
navigation Of the United States shows
that, during the last fiscal year, Maine
built nearly double the amount of shipping
in tonnage, of any other State in the
Union.
, 1858-03-19

DVProbably the largest sale Of slaves
ever made in Virginia, lately took place in
Brunswick county. Ninety-six, Of all ages,
sizes, and conditions, were sold 81 the un-
precedentsd aggregate Of about $4,000.