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Indian Difficulties at Council Grove.

The Whites and Indians had a serious
difficulty, resulting in blood shed, at COun-
ell Grove, a few days ago. The Kaw Indi-
ans stole two ponies from a Mexican train.
and when the Mexican owners demanded
redress, they were seized and whipped by
the Indians. The people at Council Grove
interfered, a skirmish ensued, and the In
dams badly wounded a Mr.. Parks and Mr..
Gilkey. A force of 800 Whites rallied
and demanded the surrender of the Indian
murders. Two Indians, one of them a
chief, we're given up, and hung BY the
yhites
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A FREE NEGRO RECEIVERS HIS WIFI
AND CHILDREN.-The Louisville Courier,
says:
Reese. the free negro who instituted the
suit to regain his wife and children, whom
he purchased from W. o. Smith, now de-
ceased, and which were illegally withheld
from him, has gained his suit in the Circuit
Court. The case vas argued at length, yes
terday. and given to the jury, who returned
a verdict after a brief consultation. The
verdict was consistent with the testimony,
and proper and right.
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A PECULIAR FLAvoR."-A good story
is told concerning a keg which had lain SO
long in the railroad station house at Indi-
annapolis, that the oldest inhabitant knew
not its history. \ hole gas bored in the
vessel, and the contents pronounced fine old
French brandy, with a rich and peculiar
flavor. After all the judges of good liquor
in the ncighborhood including the editors,
had tried samples, until the old key fairly
caved in, it was found to contain two de-
formed babies, united like the Siamesc
twins.
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9tatbs.

In Warren July LIST, after a short illaess KIT
TIE TOWNSEND. youngest daughter of Will
liam G. and Mary E. barley, aged VI. mos.
and 3 days.
In Gus.avus. June 81. of Palsy. Mrs. WET
THAJOHNSTON widow of William Johnston
late deceased. aged 50 years.
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MAPLE SUGAR RAIsING.-The Vermont
papers state that Hardwick made the most
maple sugar this season. That town made
320,O09 pounds. Orleans county boasts
of fifteen farmers that have made $4,000
pounds. Hardwick has s~eventy-fve farmers
that have made 75,oeo pounds, and two
farmers In the same town that have made
l4,OO0 pounds.
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Mmriaats.

On the 4th inst. at Camps Hotel. Warren, by
Rev. c. S. Abbott, Rector of Christ Church,
Mr.. CHRISTIAN MUMERT and Miss MAR
GARETTE POWELL
At the Eagle House, in Warren. July 4th 1919,
by Jedediah Fitch, Justice of the Peace. WILL
LIAM LEWIS, and SUSANNA ALDER,
both Of Weathers6el1, Trumbull CO<snty, Ohio.
July 9Th, at the residence OF iSe Brides father
in Garrettsville, by ". c Hendren, Mr.. JOHN
n. LAMPHIER, and Miss MARY WHITE.
Also, same time, and place, Mr.. WILLIS DE-
NOW, and Miss C0RNELIA WHITE.
In Chardon. on the 4th ult, at the brides res
idence. by l. N. Hathaway, Esq Mr. ALFRED
WITTER and Mrs. ANNA BREWER.
The bridegrucm is 81, and the bride II years
of age-ths aggregate of their ages being l52
years.
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MISS BREMER IL THE Holy LAND.-A
correspondent of the Boston Ttacetcr, at
Jerusalem. under date of March 10th. writes
an interesting lcstr giving a description OF
visits PAID to many famous spots IN the Holy
City. and also to the harem OF Turkish
39Sl-af that city. m eanpany with Freder-
;ka Bremen. the Swedish authereSs, who Is
now on a visit to the Holy Land
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The people Of Colmbiana county were
taxed. last year, two-thousand tve-hunared
a~raieisbty seven dollars in killed and m
;upelssl,ecn. Should not something be
dokc f. prevent in the future sach mmen
destruction Of valuable property All the
5ozz. il, tho En;osd States are not worth the
ab5re arourt of money.-Blekes Store
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Instrumental and Vocal Tuition.
DpOE CuAS DONNAII Ok years

l. Teacher ofEusie. respectfully informs his Pupils
and the PIhhe that he is prepared to give such instrue-
ton on the Piano Forte. Melodeon, Guitar. Singing,
Flute, Violin and Thorough Bass. as xill probably, in
most cases enable his pupils. after a moderate number
Of lessons. to become enrclually their own teachers.
individually or mutually.
@. DosAALL teaches on moderate terms BY the Les
son. and not by the Quarter. Pupils attended at their
own residences or at Ihs American Hotel June - 50 }
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Docs AND SuEHP.-From the County
Auditor VIC learnthat during the year 1858,
there were killed in Lake County, by dogs.
4l2 sheep. valued at S7f3. There were
also 100 sheepinjured. valued at sl45.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
Al Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland Co
luEbus < Cincinnati. ClsTelaad 81 Erie. and CIeVe-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Solon, with Hasks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
a Mantul with Hacks for Ravenna.
{. BraceTiile with Hacks for Newton Falls. exc
- Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead.
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lower
Poland and Encn Valley, and thence by p. IT. w.
< Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
FEB. I6, TS5a. CHAS. l.. RHODES, SuFt-
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MRS. RoB1NsoS's CERTIFICATE.

NEENUNf IualNuI @1J ~ -"-
This cer.iaes that l have been in very poor health
for years. and found little or no relief after employing
a hunter Of physicians My disease was ProiiPsis
Utrri. I had been reduced by that and FlnOr Albus
until I had become liberated to a considerable extent.
Nv the advice OF DR.. G. W. Bushnell, / procured and
took six bottles Of Marshalls Uterine CathOlicon.
which grabbed me TO attend to my husband in his last
sickness until he died, which was about a year since
/ have taken tur-e bottles since his death. which has
made me able to iahOr and support my family uf three
children. The CaikO.ieOn has nearly restored me to
hath. I. is the only thiuE that has ~mitigated my SUI
fering. fs- which i feel very grateful
MARY Z ROBINSON.
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For sale5y WOODS & PEW, Warren; J. II. C. JoHS-
son. Hartford: Ess,GS & SoULr. Newton Falls; h. &
s. C.JAcksoS, Hubbard; g. 2 CURTIS, Green; II. BAR
YARD, Kinsman: AsBRKws Il BALDWIN, RoEler; t.
Farmingfop: and by Medicine Dealers gen
erxliy throughout the ate.
ii. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
LILY & la5a-v- Aren't for Ohia.
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WARREN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM DENNISoN, of Franklin County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ROBERT C. KIRK, of Knox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERT ". TAYLER, of Mahouing County.
TOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL. of Clinton Couaty.
Equiv FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
o ALFRED P. STONE, Of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
ILLIAStY. GH0LSON. Of Hamilton County.
FOR MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN i. GREGORY, of Scioto County.
3 FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ANSON SMYTH, of Lucas County.
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loco MICK'S
IIOWing and Reaping Machines.

he manufacturer OF the ABOVE MA
l. chimes, at Chicago, Ill, offer to let any respon-
sible farmer who will agree to buy a Mower, or Mower
and Reaper, the present harvest, have one oil their
Machines and test IL with any or all others during the
harvest, provided they will agree to keep and pay Tor
the one which in their own opinion, is the best.
I have one set up which can be seen at any tlms oy
calling. JOHN REEVES
HoEIsnd. May .. ls59-4r. e.
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Rail Road Catastrophe.-s5 to IS lives

Rail Road CatastTophe.-S5 to IS lives
lost.
\ terrible accident occurred on the
Southern Michigan Railroad, near South
Bend, Indiana, about 2 O'Clock, on the
night of the 9th ult.
The Gereland Leader says:
II UNFORTUNATE TRAIN
Left Chicago at $50 on Monday evening.
and consisted Of five passenger cars, besides
the baggage and Express Car. 1t arrived
at South Bend about - minutes behind
time, and made the fatal leap at about H.
80 at night
NIGHT
Was very dark, and during the preceding
day and evening a most powerful fall Of
rain had occurred in the vicinity of South
Bend, said to have been the heaviest known
for 10 years.
THE CAUSE OF II DISASTER
Was the washing away of a Culvert in a
high embankment about two miles this side
of South Bend. Ordinarily, there has been
no stream, and although the premises were
in the same condition as they were since the
first construction of the road. without any
trouble having been experienced before, so
sudden and powerful was the shower on
Monday, that great quantities Of Lockwood,
including trees and logs, was foated to the
c~ulvert, and so far choked it up as in a
great measure to stop the flow Of water. \
train passed over but a couple of hours be-
fore, and nothing was known to excite the
least suspicion of danger at that particular
point, although a heavy rain was known to
have taken place. The space washed out
about 100 feet in width, the height Of
the embankment being variously estimated
at from 20 to SO feet.
THE DREADFUL SCENE
Presented By the awful plunge of q Rail
Road train. freighted with $50 human souls,
into an abyss of the kind above described,
at the hour of midnight, amid the intense
darkness, cannot be imagined, much less
described, by any one not present to view
and realize its horrors.
Mr.. Darlington tells Us that there was
not a glimmer of light to be seen about the
train. after the fatal leap, except the light
ning's fash. until he built some fires on the
bank TWAS near four hours from the time
of the accident, before anything like sys-
tematic efforts could be made toward secur-
ing the living, or recovering the bodies of
the dead.
THE cUAsM.
Produced by the waters was about 100 feet
in width and from 26to 80 feet deep. The
depth of water at the time of the incident,
was about u feet. So powerful was the
current at the time. that even masses of
masonry and bars of Railroad iron
were carried several rods below the gorge.
THE NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
Cannot be given, and probably never will
be. Mr.. Calligan, who left Mishawka
about 10 o'clock last night, tells US that
dead bodies had been recovered
at that time, and three or four o the wound
ed had died, making about forty deaths, as
far as heard from. But from the strength
Of the current, and the fact that several
bodies had already been found scattered for
A great distance below the gorge, it seems
reasonable to suppose that others are yet to
be found there, and perhaps some yet IN the
mass of ruins and mud in the chasm.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ PARKS : ~en'1' Gin rrunsa,, Com. ps.,.

vs.. Yin Truubula Com. Pseas.
John ". MeCIeery and al.
BY virtue Of an order II Sale, issesd out Of the Court
of Common Pleas OF Trumbul County, Ohio. to me di
sected and delivered, l have levied upon and shall Of
feg at public auction. at the door Of the Court House
IN Warren, in said County en-
Saturday, the 9th day Of August, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P
VI. OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
situl ate in Mecca, in Trumbull county, being the east
part Of lot No 2 in EIy's tract. so called, bounded
north east and south by the lot lines, and west by land
in said lot hertt ifors decided TO Benjamin Jackson and
another, containing enc hundred and Eve acres APP
praised at - Terms CASH
Al LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherin's Ofice, Warren, July Ssh, iSS9-5g.
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DRIDGE NOTICE The Jpb OF re-
pairing the bril-e across the Mlhaains At tiir1rd
viii he let on JaIy y. IS59. Proposals can he l-ft at
Nr. Adams Ho,~Iin GirErG. Mr. Abner Osborn. living
neaf IN. Bridge, will give any information wanted If
ca-d upon.
July 6. 1851
WILLIAM JOHNSTON'S ESTATE
w Notice is h-r-l,J siven, that the subscriber
has been appointed aud qualified as administrator on
the estate Of y iiiiansS OhnSss=, late Of Trumbun Coun-
IoEN JOHNSTON.
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IUSTIN DEANS STATE

IA Notice 10 hereby given, that the subscriber hta
been appointed ana qualified ~ Administrator on hS
Estate OF Austin Dean, late Of Meccz- Trnmbull Coak
ty, deceased. MASON A. DEAN, Adn'r.
Dated this 22d June, 1885.
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THE OLDEST, WIDEST ClRCU-
A LATED, and most COMPLETE. CORRkcT, and
Reliable Bank Note Reporter in existence.
THOMPsON,s
Bank Note and Commercial Reporter.
Circulation 100000.
EDITED By JOHN THeAPsoN.
Quotations corrected by THoNPsOS BROTHrRs. vans.
PubiisAedb by CHAs. BlSxDxLL, III Franklin S.. NY,
TEAMS % suBscRIFIos Nv ADVANCE:
To Nail subscribers,
Weekiy--S2- Semi mOnthly..-si. Monthly.-.75e-
To Postmasters or others, who form clubs and forward
us the money in advance. we will send the Re1ortsv.
Coin CAa1t -MaHE0i. and DescriPtrvs Liyt, as foIloxs=
D copies Of the Weekly, one year-~--ss 90
> copies Of the Semi monthly-------- 90
20 copies Of the MOnthly--.---. ---.-. 6 90
We will forward gratnitously to any person sending
a club Of $50 at the above rates. at any one time, our
-9merieGR Gold Coin Test Scale. Address.
THOMPSON BANKERS,
Nos Wall St.. y. Y, PIoprietors.
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WEST BEDFORD, CoshOcton Co., May Il, 1851.

wrsr BEDFORD, CoshOcton Co., Nay u, ls5I-
Mr.. b. KINGSLEY. Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines of the 6raGenberg Company Tor the last zen
80 And have invariably fluid them to give good
satisfsc;iou: and the pills I have sold TO a good many
families as regularly as their tea and codee. and WIN
my trade they become 4 staple article siarShti ;
Ti.rina Ca,hoIicon is a medicine that has done a great
amount Of gooi in female diseases One lady l sold X
=, tnId NE she had received more benefit from one bot
ne ,han she did from a long course of medical trea:-
neot by the most skillful physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.


IL FROM thew ]. Daily -Fers, (Editoriafj
We desire 10 call attention tot letter from Dr.. joshua
I Bridge, on Health II American Women. IN another
column He treats the suhj-et IN an abe manner, asa
his skill and medical Judgment nay be relied Upon
From the 5,yany Eresisg EEPTess-
NarshaIl's Uterine Caihoiieou has proved to he fully
As valuable as it is claimed to be IN uSany severe tests
made by medical geutleneE and others Dr. Bridge IS
a regular physician Of very fac attainmeHts. a man OF
great Judgment aud Discrimination a yud'eioSs ans
highly successful practitioner. in all GisSsss'' ssP=
eialIy those OF women and children.
FROM PHYSICIANS.
MarshaIrs Uterine catholicon will certainly cure an
The diseases for which IL is recommended In th- "oTsS
cases have ever met with, MARSHALL Uterine Caiaoi-
icon is a certain and safe remedy.
MARsHALL'S UTERINE CATHoIIcoNi
f. uphesitatingly offered as a reliable remedy for all
those complaints to which eyerS woman Is Hahlerahd
which g-adually Affect the mind as welyas tne body so
that 10 think, talk or work becomes Slksa source o.
srneriny. If rot an inpossibi!Itg. Among o'her com
uI.ipts for which the CatholieOn is a Tvui-'!J, Is lire
Failing Of the Womb, Whites, suppressed, Irregular
ar P.infnl Mrnstruation. B'osting. IBatEAnations AID
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary organs. Retention
or Incoutinance of Urine. Heartharn, CSsisveness-
Nervousness, Paintings. PalFItatiors. cramps, DIS
tu-bed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or Sympathetic
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any Of THE above symp-
toms, or with Spine Liver or Lung complaints are
invited to address Dr. BRIDGE. with inil confluence
that they will find relief MarShalis Uterine Cathoh-
con is not a gu TEX meiieine. hat its ingredients have
hen made known to the Meiie1l Colleges. and riey
are al the service Of any respectable physician IN the
Country.
tn. pre, Of MarsGqArs Uterine CafIoIicon is ORs
Dollar Gad a HaU per Single B0us-
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CLASS 3. SWEEPSTAKES.

Rest stallion OF any breed. 2 90.
CoN.-Hiram Collins. RSvenna; George Boughton,
Buuon; Le~is Waters, Orwell.
Best hull Of ary breed from any place, g 90. Best
COW. ) co.
CoN.-IIerry Millikin. windham; Daniel BeardsIey.
Els verth; Simeon Cowden, Gustarus.
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THE UNFORTUNATE TRAIN

Left Chicago at $50 on Monday evening,
and consisted of five passenger cars, besides
the baggage and Express Car. 1t arrived
at South Bend about - minutes behind
time, and made the fatal leap at about l2:-
80 at NIGHT
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TIE NIGHT

Was very dark, and during the preceding
day and evening a most powerful fall Of
rain had occurred in the vicinity of South
Bend, said to have been the heaviest known
for ID wears.
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THE SCENE
THE

Produced by the waters was about 100 feet
in width and from 26to 80 feet deep. The
depth of water at the time of the incident.
about u feet. So powerful was the
current at the time. that even masses of
concrete masonry and bars of Railroad iron
were carried several rods below the gorge.
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WARREN MARKET.
Msh Embellishments.

Casual Advertisements mIst BE paid for
when handed in.
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IN Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber hsa
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on ts
Estate Of Alden Case, late Of TrumbGll County. dec'a
L. W. CASB p
Natal this ead dav Of Jane. ls5e-3w III
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Best Band of Music, SIS 90; second do $40 CO.
CLASS ld. ARTICLES OTHERWISE UNCLAsS-
ED.
This class is intended fSr such WORKS Of art. industry
or skin AZ are not otht rwiSr provided for. Fer the
places Of sriicles not specifically mentioned, bu: coming
under ans general class, ace General Regulations, No.
).
PraceviIle; VIM. King, Iicwlsnd.
HARMON AUSTIN, FRESH
!. ID. Cox, Sec.
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Indian Botanic Remedies.

hrs. Al PYLE & r. A. SIMPSON.
h INDIA PHYSICIANS. can be consulted az
their room al the EAGLE HOssz in Warren. TrumbulI
County, Ohio, on Thursday. June 3cth. 1859, where
those wishing 10 call on them, for all diseases or COM
plants incident to the human family, can do so yRkE
OF CHARGE; when and where those who wish for Medi-
cine, can he supplied with tue best Of remedies, strict
~ vegetable. prepared BY their own hands or order.
From a long experience in the practice Of medicine.
We do feel inclined to say, that We can give general
satsf ctiOn to all who may call upon u.s.
Consumption, Cancer and RheHmatism can be-
cured. June ia Kza-4s%
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Best two horse carriage 81 co.
Best single hoEse carriage ? &C.
Best open buggy . 20.
Best two hor &c farm wagon 2Co.
Best double b; rneSs 2 90.
Bess single harness / 81.
Best saddle ! 90.
Best side Of sole leather manufactured in this county
leo.
Best side ofuppeE leather manufactured in this coun-
tyl 90.
Best asSof ment edge tools . co.
Rest ASSOC. men. castings. blacksmith WORK, shoe
mixers wofS, coopcz's wa<G and cabinet work, each
/ 90.
Best sett of chair. ! Co.
Best leather frank | 20.
Best cooking and ps-'o< stores, each leo.
Best marble monument 20; seeOnd do lO-
Rest sett table spoons aud tea spoons, each i CO.
CoxNTrEE.-Asahel Tyrre.l, Fowler; Edward Mil
ler, Mecca; Gcor &C Hoffman, NeYion Falls.
CLASS II. MINERAL, COAL, ORE, COKE.
Best specimen ofeoal, no; less shan 10 lbs, ] 90.
Best specimen of camel coal, not lcss than 30 lbs,
] 90.
Rest specimen of iron orr, not less than 90 lbs, i co.
Rest specimen of coke, not less than 20 lbs, 100
CoxNITTEE.-Isaac Eolford, Welthorsheld; James
Dempsey, Weaihersfrld; Stephen Burnett, Warren.
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CARE REDUCED
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

Mrs. N. A. KING would respectfully
vi invite the Ladies Of Warren and vicinity, to call
n her new Millinery Store Oh Main Street.. second So.r
north o. the Post Onhce. where they Will ind The latest
! STYLES ef BONNErS. HATS. and . general assortment
Of CHOICE MILLINERY GOODS, which will be sold
at prices to suit the times.
Bleaching and Trimming done on Short notice.
Warren. March 3Dth. lf59-tL- - -
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FIRST DIyIsIsS-RoADsTERs.

FOrst SPECIMEN Of Catfle--sEy .1gs or See.
First Premium. ? 90; second do l 50; third do J 90.
ox-Bos.wickF fitch, ssn1Keuneay, u:B. Perkins
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.AIR GROUND STOCK COMP,NY

L The subscribers ta stock for the purchase Of YaIr
Grounds. are hereby notified. that an instalmene OF
Twenty per cent. or Five Dollars per share or the stock
subscribed is made payable 10 the Treasurer, b. N
RohhiGs. at his Office in Warren, on Friday the LIST day
Of July next
by order Of the company's Bard Of Directors.
II. b PERKINS, Presidents.
j. D. cox. Secretary.
Warren. 18th June, Ie5O-2w.
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VOHN N. PIEKCb , ESId a. UTl
Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber haa
heen appointed and qualified as Administration On the
Estate Of John N. Pierce. late OF Pennington, Irul-
bull County, Ohio, deceased.
- nasn IT, = - .-..-- =
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\ terrible accident occurred on the
Southern Michigan Railroad, mean South
Bend, Indiana, about 2 O'Clock, on the
night of the 9th ult.
The T-LJ Tr