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Atlantic ana Great Western Railroad
As much interest is felt in the present
condition and future prospects of this
Road, we have endeavnred to obtain the
most correct and reliable information in
relation to il.
The road. in Ohio, is located and part
ly graded between n half and two
thlrds) from Dayton TO O~rangevillc in
Trumbull Co, on the State line between
OHIO n Pennsylvania. To get through
Pennsylvania, the Compan- purchased
a right to use a branching privilege Of
the Pittsburg and Erie road, running
ifom Orangeviile through MeadviIle, in
PennSylvania. 20 the New York line
Atthat point it connected with the New
York and Erie road--from New York
city 10 Lutte Valley, 400 miles-New
York city and Erie, from little Valley
10 The Pennsylvania State line, 40 miles;
the P%ittsburg and Erie Branch. from the
Pennsylvania line 10 the Ohio line at
Orangeville, SO miles; Atlantic and
Great Western, from Orangeville TO Day.
ton, 242 miles.
in November. 1856. the officers Of the
Atlantic and Great Western, Piltsburg
and Erie, and Erie and New York city
roads, consolidated their roads into one.
so as 10 make ore road from Dayton TO
Little Valley, a distance of $40 miles.
That part lying in Pennsylvania. how.
ever, though consolidated as far as could
be done by contract, WAS still a branch
Of the Pitt>bure and Erie road. To OBJ
viate this difficulty The Legislature of
Pennsylvania. in May. 1857, severed
this branch from the main track. and
chartered it a separate and independent
company by the name of Tine MeadvilIc
Railroad Company This made the ar
engagements for the consolidated compa-
ny complete.
The portion lying il New York is near
ly graded and bridged-and a consider,
able portion of that in PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio. To procure the iron for The road.
and what money wGs necessary, over and
above the local subscriptions, the com
paDy in FEBRUARY last. sent Messrs. More
ton and Doolittle to-Engllnd to sci, bonds
and stock, for iron and money. They
have returned, and have effected the oh
iject of then mission. The result has not
been officially promulgated, bu; we be
iieve, from what we learn unoficially,
that the Agents sold one million of dol
lars OF the stock of the company at par
and the bonds of the company at II
cents on the dollar-that they purchased
over thirty thousand tons Of iron-enough
to lay the track Of their road the whole
distance. and procured money enough to
complete their road and stock it. Such,
we are confident. is Substantially the
present condition of this great enterprise,
which is to conuect New York with ST.
Louis. and ultimately with the Pacific.
by a direct road Of SIX foot guage and
unbroken connec,ion-and we speak not
in the language. of hope. but of certainty,
when we say that the cars'wiil rus over
this road, from New York TO ST. Louis
in less than two years.
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Twenty Members "fa choir in this city
have been married within one year, from
Christmas 1856 TO Christmas 1851
Eight couple were members Of the choir,
the other t uT selected partners else
where. This is the same choir that was
invited. about eighteen months since. o
sing for the children at the House Of
Refuge and were taken out to the Luna.
tic Asylum By mistake. Whether this
was the cause of the s~tupendous results
that followed. We leave for phiIosoph er.
TO decide. The choir numbered twenty
seven members Gin. Gem.
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9eatls.

In Burgh Hill. Nov. 3Oth. Mr.. WM. HULL, in
the 77th year of his age.
Mr.. II. was one of the first settlers in that
vicinity.
In Girari, on the 18th inst, of pleurisy, Mr..
BOHAN DEWEY, aged 10 years. Also, on the
27th ult. of lung fever. his e~orsort, ESTHER
DEWEY.
In Berlin, Mahoning Co, on the 18th ut of
consumption, Mrs. SARAH NJ SPICER, daugh-
ter of Curtis BeArlsley, formerly Of this place
In Mecca, Nov. 18th, of cancer, CLARISSA,
vile of George Sperry, Esq. aged IS years
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sheria's oTce. Warren.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ S. & C. Moser,
.raihan Z. DUNLAP e. al

Jonathan T. Dunlap ct al
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale. issuel out of 1.-THE
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio, to-
ne directed and delivered. | shall expose to public
sale. at the door Of the Court House in Warren.i in said
County. on
Saturday, the 18Th day of February. 1885,
bstxten the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and 4 o.
clock. P NJ, Of said day. the foIloEing described
RIAL Esta e. to wit; Situate in the Township OF War
rer. being ToNnship4 4, in the 9Th Range Of Townships
ConReciicut Western Reserve, in the County OF Irum
hull and State of Ohio. and is known As part OF lot No.
IS. and described rs follows. to wit: Beginning Mt the
North east corner of land formerly Owned by James
Ellis. now owned and occupied by James II. Kibbee.
thence South four and oue-hslf OK degrees east. +
rods err; thence North eIE- East TO Liberty Street,.
now Strengthens, and extended; thence northerly along
sid street TO the South side of South Street thence
South $50 west along s.id South Street 10 the place
Of beginning. being the came land conveyed by Francis
Freeman to John CrowelI and Andrew Mcfarland. and
by said Crowell to Jonathan Y. Dunlap. April llth. is54-
Appraised at SLIGO, subject to a lien Of S7lI-96-
(vet 20 become DUE on a note and mortgage to John
Cr1wel in seven equal annual payments from the lst-
dav Of APRIL 1856, AMI annual interest on said sum
frg m ATriI LIST. 1856. and is free from the dover right
of Anu Maria Dunlap, or any incunbrance whatever,
except the said mortgage OF John Croxell. with the
sum CT S7Il,s6 to become due thereon.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sherid's Office. Warren. jan -, ls5s-5w-4,63.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Nahoniag County BlnSA


By virtGe OF an order OF sale. issued out OF the
COGr: OF Common Pleas Of Trumauu County Ohio to
me directed and delivered. I shall expose 70 Public
Sale, az thu door o! the Court House in Warren, Oh
Saturday, the 13th day of February, 1885,.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A N. ard 4 P NJ.
OF said day, the following described ksal Estate, to.
Wit: Situate in Hubbard Township IN the county Of
Truml I'LL. and i Doualed as follows: Est rs lands
originally sold to John Waldorf; South partly by the
south line OF lot ard partly iy lands originally sold
to Matthias SwdrtzKeller; West partly by the vest line
&C lot No. s in Hubbard Township, and partly by the
west line OF the said SWaTtzWellsT, and north by lands
then owned By James Montgomery. all being in lot No.
(. and supposed 70 contain ABOUT sixty three acres and
fourteen rods of land. excepting AMI reserTing about
one acre heretofore SOLD by Giics Clark to John
SEarzSsller from the 7 9th west corner Of siid land
Also, one other lot Of land in said lot No. 4, bounded
north 5y land formerly claimed by the heirs Of Mat
taiias SwartzTeller. deceased east partly by'laRd
Claimed by the heirs Ct the said Swartzxelier. anil
partly hy lands Owned by Isaac Hoover, aud on the
south BY the highway, containing seventeen acres Of
iund. supposed to contain in both pieces eighty acres
Of land. lie the same more or less. Appraised 1t S3f, so
per acre. T~eTms-Cash.
A. B. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sha-iNfs OTrce Warren Ian IA lS57-jW-4 60.
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TINS VIRruoUs HARD MoYEY ADMIN
IsrRATIoN DESCENDING TO RAGs!-The
most passionate and the most elaborate
point argued 10 Congress by the Presl-
dent, in his message, was the mischiev-
business Of paper money-;he unconstiut-
tiocality of bank nOies-and the virtues
OF "a currency OF gold and silver. Lean
ing against the Sub-Treasury, the Presi-
dent ccmplacenily declared that the Gov
ernment would continue to discharge
its lab. lies TO the people in coin" AT
that very moment. ii scheme was matur-
ed to issue Treasury notes for at least
twenty millions of dollars!
The Administration which attributes
all the financial ills oil the country TO
paper issues" is 10 turn banker on a
system, ifpracliced in the State of New
York. would land the adventurous
LnancIer, in the penitentiary. The notes
Of our banks are secured by State stocks
and bonds and mortgages. These
Treasury notes are to be issued upon The
faith OF the Government. The former
are r~edeemable and convertible, safe and
coniIed in. L e latteI, in the Striciest
sense of the word, are shinPlasters.-Atb.
Lce. jour.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh.
In Trumbull Common Pleas


By virtue of an order OF sale. issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, Of Truuhull County. Ohio. to m.
directed aud delivered. I have levied on, and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door Of the Court House,
in Warren, in said caunty, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1858,
bet Eeen tie hours OF 20 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P
VI of said day. the following described Real Estate, to
wit: Situate in Pennington, Township No. 8, in said
cOunty Of Trumhu!l. and is known by parts Of lots Nos.
% AMI -; lot % is known by being a part OF lot 3 in
said township, and is bounded on the East, South and
West by the lines of said lot. Oh the North by a lice to-
be run parallel with the south line Of said lot. and so
far north as to contain fifty acres Of land. Also, 81
acres in said Township Ct Pennington. being in lot SO,
bounded as follows: On the East by land Of Daniel
Davidson, South by the lot line, West by the west line
nf sail lot. and on The North by lands decided to Eden
Whitman, Jr. computed TO contain "a acres OF land,
be he same mure or less.
Excepting and ressrving therefrom two acres Of =
homestead, set or to Eliza Lee, which is described as
follows. 20 vii: Commencing at the Northeast corner
Of 4 lane Cumming east from = north and south public
hishxay. which lln- is about p feet south OF the pres
ent DWELLING Of Simeon Lee, on lot 49, thence East 10
rods, thence North TO a most, so far taat by running a
line west from said point AID parallel with said lane
tn stid highway, AMI thence South along the east line
Of said highway TO the place o. besinning, as will con
tain within said boundaries two acres &C lard. on which
is the present dwell ne house Of said Lee; said home
stead is in lot Mo- appraised q. S2f per acre, after
making the exception above named. Terms-cash on
day OF sale. 4, LYMAN sheriff.
SheriI's Olice. Warren. Jan. II I-5S-5S-j.3S.
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The Methodist North. as q dencmina
ton, appear 10 be making open war up
on the habit OF using tobacco. 1t is sta
ted that one of the Conferences has de.
termined 10 license no candidate for the
ministry who will not forego It's use in
every form of parscnal indulgence. / is
provided in The bylaws of the new Meth
odist University il Kansas, thai no pro-
fessor shall be employed who uses lobac-
c o-CenhG! Herald.
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Htn advertisements.
Advertisements mt:>, ie paid for
when handed in.
An ORpiNANCE

Requiring q Side Walk to be laid down on the
east side Of franklin Alley. from the north
side OF franklin Street to the north line OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in The Village
OF Warren.
SECTION l Be Il ordained by The Council of The
Incorporated Village Of E011sa, That the prop
erty owners OF lots abutfine franklin Alley on
the east side, between franklin Street and the
north line Of the ". f. Church, be REQUIRED to
lay down n Side Walk. six feet wide. of Oak
Plank. with three bearers, and plank IL inches
thick. and not over 9 inches wide. The work
to be doae under the direction OF the Street Com
missioner.
SEC. 2, This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed in Council Nov. 18th 1851.
T. J. MeLAIN, Mayor.
Attest. G. N. PATCH Recorder
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PErEasoH's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA

P~ETERsos's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA
ZINE: Published by Chas. j. Peter
sou. 306 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
Terms 50 per year; 3 copies So; 9
copies $40.
The February number is at hand
The engraviugs, fashion plates, patterns
&c. and also the reading matter are
highly credits bic to the publisher.
There is no cheaper Magazine publish
ed than Pe'erson's.
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J. MILroS CLAPP, ESD. one of the
Editors of the Nqrcery. died recently at
Charleston, S. e.. Mr.. CLAPP was, we
believe. a native Of Geauga Tor Lake,
County in this State. was graduated at
Yale College in 1881. and hal been for
mora than twenty years con9ectel with
the Editorial department Of the Charles
ton Mercury. In politics he was
strangely aliena;cd from the people
amcnI whom he was born aud broush
up;but he was man ofunduub,ed talent;
AMI We believe of uns;ained personal
in.eIrity-SHmmi Beacon.
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q Plan for Crushing Ont the Little Giant
SIR: | rec ommcnd 10 Mr Buchanan the
following plan for ''cfushing out the
Little Giant:
l.. Let the Little Giant be fastened 10
his seat in the Senate Chamber. with his
head bent doHn and his legs under his
desk. in such Il manner rs to make it
impossible for him to rise; and let all
weapons be taken from him il he has
any.
Q Let Mr.. k=itt Of South Corolina,
provide himself with a heavy club, a
bowie knife, and a reyo'vei.
5. Let Mr.. Keijt be furnished with a
body guard, consisting of two Members
of Congress. Zone from South Coroiina
and one flom Virginia, armed TO Tic
teeth.
4. Mr.. Ksitt, with his body guard,
be admitted into the Senate Chamber.
and let the body-guard keep near
enough TO him to save him from all pos
sible danger.
5. Let Mr.. Keitt chivalrously. but
cautiously creep up to the Little Giant,
and beet bin scnseless with his club
Let the beating be continue for q few
minutes upon the head oftbe Little Giant
after be shall have fallen upon the floor.
50 that he may be fully %''subdned."
The plan, ii thoroughly carried out,
would be practical, ~chivalrie, safe (this
poir.t Mr.Keit. will arp eciaie)-and
ef%feciual. Itwou!d relieve Mr. Buchan.
an from much trouble; would lie heartily
appiauded by Fernando Wood aud the
rest Of Democratic party. and would un
doubtedly Save the Union."-N. !,
Tribune. DEAD RABBIT.
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responsible AFTER this aImoEiiion. Although certain
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to The health. Nail Packages. h1viE- the appearance
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A correspondent of the N. Y, Tribune
estimates that 'JgleeA h"adyed recruits
have been added 10 the army OF misery
in the CITY of New York since the sus-
pension. Fifteen hundred young woman
driven in six weeks by desperate want
to an infinitely deeper despair"
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CAYF1ELD MATTERS The Sentinel
says a Lecture Association has been
formed in Ctnield, a subscription sufi
cient TO defray the expenses has beea
raised and the project will be carried
out.
The GARFIELD DRAMrIc ASSOCIATION.
having obtained scenery. and nearly
completed their fixtures. contemplate,
as we are informed. giving a public
entertainment on next Thursday eve
ming
MILITARY ELECrGox.-Tha military
election for y msjor-genersl for this di-
vision. Comprising Mthoning. Stark.
COlumbiana and Carroll, held on the e6 b
ult., resulted in the s~Iec;ion Cf Hon. r..
W. TAYLEE of Youngstown. The Tod
artillery of that place. Gust a unanimous
vote Of "a for him; the CIni=ld infantry
gave him 60 out of The 25 votes cast;
while ir the other counties of the division
no election was held, as We are informed.
Senator Tayler is therefore elected be-
yond q doubt, aud without opposition
Sentinel.
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An INDEPENDENT ANTI SLAVERY
CHURcH AT WA,nINGToN.-The Nation.
al Era says-'The Congregational, or
Independent Church, on fifth street, op.
posite the City Hall, in This city, was re-
opened on Sunday Tor public Worship
The Rev. Mr.. Basset, Of Illinois, is 10 sup
ply the pulpit durirg the winter
Beecher, Cheerer, Leonard Bacon,
Nathanial Taylor and other celebrated
anti slavery divines OF the North, have
been invited to assist N. Basset in the
pulpit of above mentioned church during
the winter. No place on heather ground
stands in so great need of faithful Mis-
siouaries and the gospel as Washington
City.
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BANKS IL TENNEssEE.-The Legisla-
ture of Tennessee has passed a bill de-
claring that the banks of tina; State shall
resume specie pa menIs on the LIST of
January, 1885, at which time they are to
issued no notes below SO.
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LApY's EoNE MAGAZINE; Published
~ by r. S. Arthur b Co. 1903 Walnut
ST. PHILADELPHIA. Terms 81 per year.
4coP;ess5.
The February number is received
Its table Of contents comprises a large
number Of interesting articles. and the
illustrations are good.
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE: L Scott &
Co, publishers. 81 GvlI ST. n. Y
Terms So per year.
The contents of the December nun
Der are as good as are usually fouaI in
BIackwood. which is equivalent to saying
they are excellent.
As the new volumes OF Black VOID
and the four British Reviews, the North
British, E~dinburg, London, AMI West
minister Quarter!ies with The
January number, the present is 4 fsTor-
able time TO subscribe. The publishers
offer great Inducements at this time
The price for Blackwood aud the four
Reviews is $1,000. The publishers offer
10 furnish all of these periodicals for the
years 1861 SO. for s15. exactly half
price.
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Personal.

W. J. Bright, E>q., late of Hartford
in this County, has taken the editorial
charge of the New Lisbon (Wis.) Re
pu6hcah. We wish him success.
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H~ORSES-DO YOJ USE y TT so. call on the
agent and get a bottle Of d.. TonIAs' VENETIAN IoRsE
EMINENT. Il cannot he beat for Cuts. Calls, Coic.
Llneness. and Is 4 certain cure for Sors Threats. In
pint bottles, Oniy 80 cts. See that j. is signed 5 L.
Tobias. Depot. iii Cor bandit street New York.
Sold by SPRING x URNEE Warren. and
WARD L Co.. Niles, and others through the county.
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STILL IN PROGREss.-The revival at
the NJ. E. Church is still in progress
The general interest and large att nd
ance is rather on the increase. than
otherwise. So far abou; ninety persons
have united with the church.-Salem
Republican.
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Forest CITY Bank.

At The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Forest City Bank, held at
their Office in Cleveland, Jan. All, 1885,
the following named gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
Hon. JONI CRowELL, Z. B HALE.
H. H. SOURCES, j. +. WARNER,
BASIL L. SPAHGLER.
AT a subsequent meeting of The Di-
recto's, Gen. CRowELL was chosen Pres.
ident, and the present efficient Cashier,
WIN. H. STANLEY, Esq, retained.-C eUe
land Herald.
From the above it seems that GENER-
AL CRowELE maintains, in Cleveland, the
reputation of being an able 6%nancier,
which he ever possessed, while a resi-
dent of this place.
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AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Among the appointments Of the Exec
utive committee, for Dec. is that of the
Rev. Hugh CARLISLE 10 be stationd al
Hartford, Ohio.
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The BRITIsH QUARTERLY REVIEWS AND
BLACKwocD's MAGAZINE.

The BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS AND
BLAcKwocD's MAaAzIxE.
We call the particular attention OF our
readers TO the advertistme Of Mes<rs.
L. Scott d. Co, n. Y, OF the re publica-
lion Of these standard periodicals. II
will be seen that great inducements are
offered 10 subscribers, AMI We are very
sure that in no other way can an equal
amount of truly valuable and instructive
reading matter be obtained. The first
literary minds in Great Britain give their
aid and influence to these Magazines.
and every article is of a high order
The criticisms are such that to read them
alone will give a very full knowledge of
the subjects treated, and in the course Ct
the year nearly every interesting topic
of literature, art, science, history, and
foreign politics is treated in a mastery
style. The opening of the year is a
good time for subscriptions, and we trust
a good number viii be sent from this
county.
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The administration papers haze found
a name for those, late of the Democratic
party, who are going in fo' Douglas.
They are not "surc head" or ''rebels,"
or ..iraitors"-but THE Ten1er-toed
Democracy" That will DO -Efchunge
Paper. =.
And the Buchanan Democrats should
be called The Long heeled Democracy
-C2eriand Herald.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE.
Il Stockholders of the Cleveland & MahOning Rail
Road Co. for the Election Of Directors, will be held at
the Office Of the Company. in the City OF Gle geland. on
Wednesday,, January %, ls5S.
CHARLES PEASE, Ssc,y.
OFFICE OF C. & N. R R. Co..
Cleveland Jan. 5, 1853. Han I3-3S.l