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Doings in Court

David G. Miller complained to the
Court hat some women marched into
his Grocery in Bristol, seized. confined
and imprisoned him, and broke TO pieces
his casks and TASKS. and poured out many
gals. Of cider-wine, vinegar, whisky,
brandy and lemonade; and Mother
Earth quaffed the sparkling cider in Joy
Gus, mirlhiul glee. and drank TO her
Patron Saints the laughing girls; and
while thisscene of wild anarchy was reign
ing. the gals Imprisoned him in durance
vile. by sitting him down between two
pretty girls, who vigilantly guarded. pro.
tected and laughed at him. This was
fun Tor the girls, but death on him and
his cider, and he thought that he and
his grocery was dana ed to the tune Of
81, 500. and asked that the girls. or their
fathers and husbands. fork over that
amount to 5cipe away the od.um and W,pe
up the cider.
But M should be rooed: they are
not made to sue. and are very hard to be
sued. In suits of love. and suits OF law,
EN- cave in, and women bear sway
The Jury heard the lawyers and evidence.
aud tnen went out and set on the mst er
and returned a verdict for plaintiff OF one
dollar.
Several ladies were put on the stand,
during the trial and made oath and sw9re,
and when they saCore seemed some en-
barra>sed. In COurt-,ng ONE do blush
when making vows, but some men, out
nt Court, OF Court ing, do make most sin
tai ooths and swear shockingly bad. and
plush not al all.
So fair a lot of culprits never APPEARED
The bar of Trumbull County. and the
number of ladies who attended court, IS
spectators. was very large. 1t was un
IoubtedIy owing TO these circumstances
The lawyers were unusually eloquent
ONO VS.. Henry S. Austin. Selling
iquor; verdict, guilty. Motion Tor new
.rlai, overl uled. Defendant excerpts. mo
ion in arres overruled. Sentence, 90
IN jail. $50 fine. and costs of prose
.uuon
Tn court is still in session, but will
'robabiy cicse on Thursday.
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Death of Mr. William Johnston

MeSsTs. Edit0rs:-
Ancth.r eninently good man has gone from
among the living, Many hearts are sad. AT al
early hour on the morning of the 22l ult the
tollIng bell announced tat WILLIAM JOHN
SION, is no mtre.
1t seems appropriate that when one so well
known. and So generally loved as he vas, finish
es his course, that some notice should be taken al
his memory, beyond the bare fact that he is
dead
Mr.. Johnston commenced his business life rs
a farmer, in the town that bears his name, with
nothing but strong hands, good principles and a
determined will.
In business he was energetic. prompt. perse-
vering and honest; success crowned his efforts
He set a nohle example of persevering indus
try in the pursuit Of knoDle9s. The best writers
of our language We're his constant companions,
whenever an hour could be spared from labor
thus little and little, he accumulated riches for
he mind. as Well as the body
II truth, on any subject. was unpopular. Mr..
Johnston was not the man TO shrink from embra-
cling or contrasting II; IN the cause of Temperance
an ! Freedom he Was one of the first to enlist il
our County. and his zeal was unabated to the
last In e.ery eauseof benevolence he was both
a liberal and a cheerful giyer.
His highest ambition for his family was to ed
ucate them thoroughly in head and heart. for use
ful lives: for the accomplishment Of this object.
above all others. did he desire continued life -
As a ChrIstIan it was that our friend was best
known and most loved. Religion was the theme
of conversation in lite. his unspeakable JOY and
hope in death. He died of Typhoid Fever.
(Which has prevailed more extensively in our
town this winter. than ever before.)
His age was 81
He has left a wife, in feeble health. two sons
and a daughter. About three weeks previous TO
his death, JANE. a very lcvely daughter of his,
aged Is years. fell a victim 20 the same fearful
disease All the other members of the family,
save one, have recently suffered from the pre-
vajling scomge
Mr.. johnson, has set an example of choosing
the true end of life, and of pursuing it with q
steady and determined purpose
Reader, 60 and do likewise; but forget not how
frail the tenure by which We keep our hold on life.
The Spiders most sttenuated web
Is cord. is cable. whes compared to this;
1t breaks at every breeze"
Gustayus March %, SO. Z j. C.
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N H w G. @ O ID = (!
AT WHOLESALE.

s. RAYMOND, & CO.,
1QS SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND.
1CO Eve doors east of the Merchants Bank,
R NOW RECEIVING
so Cases Seasona5le Prints;
Cases Printed Lawns;
Gases Manchester Ginghams;
Cases Scotch GiBgaams;
Cases Manchester Delainesi
Gases ChaIlie DelaiDes;
Gases Cotton PantalOon Mixtures;
Cases Cotton Checks;
Gases Kentucky Jeans;
Cases Bleached Sheetingsi
Cases Colored Driilings;
Cases Psrasols, cheap;
Cases Umbrellas,
Cases Pins, and Hooks and Eyes;
Cases DENNIS and B, own Jeans;
Cases Coats Spool Thread;
Cases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and Colored Thread;
$50 Pieces Black and Colored Silks:
500 Pieces Back Broadcluths and CassImeres;
IS fieces Black French Doeskins;
Pieces Black Mixed ~Satinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do
Pieces Assorted Cassimsres and Jeans;
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces hite Brilliants cheap;
Pieces White Goods, in full Assortment;
Go Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery;
80 D-zens Ladies' Lislc Gloves:
so Dozens Ladies' Best Kid Gloves;
200 Dozens Susrenders;
Dozens Ladies' Lisle Ganntiets;
Dozens Steel skirt Hoops;
Dozens Black Lace V%isittes;
Dozens Black Silk yisittes, and
Almost everything in a Jobber's Stock together
with a large and full assortment of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which we oGer at Wholesale on the most reasonable
terms
.HLSO,
$50 Bales Brown Sheetings, with Cotton Bats. Cot.
tn Yarn. DENNIS, Twine. Ticks. &c. bought before
The recent advance and will he snIF chsan for Caeh
s. N d co.
Cleveland, March 3Oth, Is5g-im.
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New Furnace.

Nessrs James Ward & &c have commenced
building a new furnace at Niles. on the west side
of Mosquito creek Josiah Robbins, ESQ., of that
q place. donated five acres of land. and Messrs
Ward &c, purchased ten acres more, thus af
fording them ample room. This will add largely
70 their already very extensive business. and as
they have plenty Of means. enterprise. and bust
ness capacity, and the location is not excelled in
the United States, there is no doubt of their snc.
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We are now opening . very choice stock Of NEW
ORLEANS and ether SUGARS.
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
EanEnpK 1t ID

z1 The Proprietor desires to inform his
OE2I friends and patrons. that he may now
G1Ee@[ be found on Market street. east Of q .
49, Bank, where as formerly. he is maua-
featuring to order, ana for sale Carriages and Eug gle
of every description and will constantly keep on hard
a good assortment Of the most approved stJ les, which
for material, substantial workmanship. and elegance
Of finish .~shallnOt be surpassed in this section OF Chic.
giving me q call, as they can scarcely fail in beng
suited. either in style, quality terms or price.
Painting and Trimming done in a superior m4pLer,
ard at prices that win give satisfaction
Cash will be paid, and good prices, for ths best Of
all kinds second growth carriage lumber.
Warren. apr 90, 81. e.. X. WISELL-
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Barns Burned.

We learn from a correspondent at Hiram, that
on Saturday. the I'd inst. the large barns of
Gardner Conant. Esq ,oI that place, were struck
by lightning, and toally consumed. A span of
valuable horses. one yoke OF oxen, three cows.
1.-TWO escaped partly burned two buggies and
harness. a wagon and other farm property, and
a considerable quantity of bay. DC, were also
consumed. The barns had very recently been
provided with the Bracevilie large sized light
ming rods, which, 1t appears, was no protection.
Los $1,000; no insurance.
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Religions ReYiYals.

The revival in the Baptist Church still con-
tinues Some eight or ten persons were immersed
on last SABBATH, by Rev. Mr.. Brown of that oh urch .
Three young ladies were baptised in the Epis.
espai church. by Rev. Mr.. Abbott.
A series of meetings. were held at the Metho-
dist church during the last week.
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March 30. IS5osr
THE STATE OF OHIO, Yrambull
In the Court Of
Common Pleas.
SHERIFES SALE.
~ JIM. & N. II. BroTnJ
VS. In Trumbull Com. Peas.
y. ]. Xili.ms. et. I'll.

By virtue Of an order Of Sale. in the above entitled
cause. issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
frumhun County, Ohio. TO ne directed and delivered.
l have levied on. and shall expose to public sals.ss
upon execution at Law, at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, in said County, en-
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Important 10 Purchasers!
MONEY RISK. & TROUBLE SAVED.

THE Subscriber being permanently
l. located in New York. will in future devote him
self purchasing on commission for parties remote
from the citv.-Piano- Fortes. Organs. Melodeons.
Guitars. Violius. Sheet Music. Music Books. and all
articles Of musical merchandise lie has been in
d0ced to ADOPT this course from the frequent solicit
atoms he has received to select and purchase instru-
ments of various kinds. and he fatters himself that
ri practical knowledge OF the business and long ex-
perience will enable him not only 10 select instru
ments Of the very rest quality. bu' also to procure
them for his patrons at a great reduction from the
usual retail prices Charging them only a small per
cent commission on the lowest wholesale prices
The fact that he is not interested in any one partic-
ulaT manufacture will give him the advantage OF Sc
lscting wherever he can Obtain the hes: quality and
the most favorable: rates. When however those order.
ing. express a preference. he will be governed there
" To those writing to secure bargains in second
hand Pianos. he would say that opportunities present
themselves TO him almost daily Cor procuring excel
lert instruments. almost or quite as good as new,
frequently atone half the first cost prices for such,
IanginE from S!0O- TO $50. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed in every case; the makers warrantee
given in addition when desired.
All orders and letters Of inquiry must he addressed
to the subscriber at No. ITO Blocker st. New Yor1.
March p. %. s. 7. POMEROY.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
TARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SIMMONS, EXECUTIONS. suBPESAs. K1c
Constantly on hand and for sale
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2 BeEegOlsHt IastitEti0H ssta6lisEed By speeiGI In
dspneR,f fer ths RsiiJ Of the Siet and Distrssssd
aEicted RITA YirHisRt and EyiisAie DisCases.
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FRESH DRUGS.


The undersigned respectfully announce to their
and the pnhlic in general that they are nov
ceivins a large invoice OF
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P~reshyoery of rrumbull.

The next stated meeting of the Presbytery o
rrumbull will he held ut Warren. Tuesday,
April 18th, sessions commencing at . O'Clock
NJ TIN recurds of The churches and their
statistical rel orts are 10 be Tres, nted at this
meeting Will the brethern and the churches
also. bring their collections for Commissioner
Fund 2 XENOPHON BETS, Stated Clerk.
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s. Raymond & Co.


The following notice of this firm of Dealers
IN Dry Goods, which we clip from the YOupgs-
town Register. lie no more than the truth. The
Register says:
s. RAYMOND 4 Cove invite attention tothe
advertisement of this well known Cleveland Dry
Goods house. We were shown tn. ough their
extensive esta blishment a few days since, and
found it craumed from cellar TO g'rret with
goods for the spring trade. The basement is oc-
cnpied with domestic goods, the first floor front
by the retail trade, and the rear by the whole
sale notion department. The second floor front
is occupied with cloths, silks, DC at wholesale.
and the rear as q carpet-room. The third floor
front, is devoted to oil cloths, matIings, DC,
back of which is a small room filed with rib
Ions, laces. collars. DC. for the ladies. This is
enc of the Oldest established houses in Cleve-
land and has an enviable reputation for fair
and liberal dealing. The country trade will
End It Just the place 70 lay in their supplies.
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Cdd Fellows Celebration.

We learn that on the 26th of April. the 10th
Anniversary of the organization of the Order in
this country, viii be celebrated in this place.
by the members of this district. embracing Ma
honing, Trumbull and a part of Geauga coun
ties.
anticipated. The speakers to be present. and
Frugramme of arrangements, will be announced
hereafter.
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Cleveland. ST. Louis.
u. =. Land Office agency,
AT CLEVELAND. OHIO.
Graduation Lands at %. so and 75 Cents
per Acre.
$40 Acres of Good Land for $50 90

Or Gao Acres for ss5O.OO in the State OF Missouri, In
Gliding purchase money and fees, with title
direct from Government
tTE are locating daily Of the Graduation Lands in
w the State mentioned and having a surveyo con
stantly IL our employ, We do not enter one piece of
land rI that he s-es. surveys and furnishes a minute
written description of the same. which we warrant as
described. The lands have not become graduated
owing to inferiority. but owing to the time they have
been offered in market; for much Of this land is infe-
rior TO none in the S ate. Persons wishing any of
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon.
for they are being located very fast.
Owing TO the great demand for these lands. the I2I
cent grade Of good farming lands are mostly taken up,
hue there are as good farming lands yet remaining in
the p cent grade as there are in the State
We can yet enter the I2I cent grade. but not Of as
good quality for farming purposes.
$50 acres Of l2lz cent lands for $1,000; or go
acres for SI7u.OO.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents. Collections made. Western Lands exchanged
and Titles to Western Lands examined and plats iur
nished.
G 'od references given For any further informa-
ton connected with the above, please call and get one
Of our circulars. or address
II c. CROSS & Co.,
No HoGuan's Block. opposite the P. o..
20 Cox iaE. (mAr-9 '59-in) Cleveland, o.
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Mineral Ridge q. r.

Messrs Tod. Wells & Co, are engaged in ex-
tAnding this road from its present termination to
their coal mine. about one mile beyond. We
learn that VIM. Porter, Esq, viii continue it
some two miles farther. to his new furnace in
Austintown, during the present season.
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PREMIUM
PHOToGRAPHIc
Gallery OF Art.

MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, ~CLEvELAND.o.
The best Oil painted Photographs in Ohio, are exc
cuied al this establishment.
Persons having old raguerreotypes OF lost or absent
irienis, which they wish to put in more permanent and
effective shape. can have them copied in Photograph.
to the size of life, and painted in oil equal to portraits
from lite.
ALLEN Smith, JR., paints for no other Photographic
in this citv.
All the various styles of small pictures taken in q
superior manner. Mar. 9-em.
H. C. CROSS. 4 s. SCOTT.
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NEVER KNOW TO FALL
m ANN dnnnNnsa
FEVER AND AGILE DEsTROYER.

Afew extracts Tom letters, giving the opinion Of
Ministers. Doctors and Druggists. Of that h;gnEy eele-
brated Remedy, Dr.. SAML sTRoNG'S FEVER DE-
sTR0YER-
THE pocrcRs RzcoANxEDIT.
Or. Samuel strong's Fever Destroyer is just What We
wait in this bilious climate. 1t has performed many
remarkable cures. A.LARIA0RE. NJ D..
M1hon, Huntington Co., Ind.
Nr. Curtis Hatch. OF Ravenns.O says:-Dr. samH
StTong's Fever Destroyer setls we'll. and gives the best
Of satisfaction to its many customers
II. L. Henry Druggist. 0berIin, Lorsiz Co.Ohio:-
The Fever DsStroyeris the medicine for The aEae and
feTer-itcures every time. Think it's the best agus
medicine ever sold.
Rev Z. D. Young, Dewitt, Clinton Co.. Mich. says:
Dr. sam1 Strong's Fever Destroyer is without adoubt
the best ague medicine ever before the public- i an
Informed by the druggists that il gives the best CT sat
tsfaetion- aud has become one Of the most popular
remedies, ever introduced in the West.
R Ihayer, Druggist. Lansing, Mich, IN one OF his
letters. says-ihaves sold several gross Of Dr.. ~strong's
Fever Destroyer with great success, and want nothing
better
SIN. Strong & Co.. cieveIsna-Gent. Your Fever
has given universal satisfaction, anu per-
formed many SondeT'nle cares in this section.
ks-Peetfzllv -FOUR obi servts,
HESS 4 Bro,
East Saginaw. Michigan
EASzith & Co. Druggists. Warrun. o .savs:=.The
sales Of the Fever Destroyer increase as il becomes
known. Itkas not failed in a sIRgls instance where
1t has been used, that we have heard Of; We have war
rantsd il as a sure cure in selragit, buthave had none
returned"
Sold in Warren BY e. A. SMITH d Co. Miles, by
II. II. MASON. YOongst0n, by NJ 7. JEKkLL;9-
and WILDER &c WARNER
Auvuss II l-1--Fr
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NHEhIFF > SALE.
~ &C Mec0nasll In TrqSi al Common

kuren Lane and wife. lcause
By virtue OF an order CT sale in the shov@ entitled
Issued out OF the court OF Common Pleas, Of Trum
hull county Ohio. and 10 me directed and delivered,
! have levied on and shah expose 10 public sale, at
the door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said Co.
on Saturday the sd Jay Of April 1853, between The
hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~. and 4 o'clock P NJ; of said
day the following dsscrif ed Zeal Es:ate. to wit
Part oflot lumber ten. in Bracevillc tow nshiP .Trum-
bull County State Of Ohio, bounded as follows be-
ginning at a stale in the center Of the state ROAD. on
the west line of Nathaniel Lane lands. thence north
ten degrees east one chain sixty two links; thepee
norJh thirty one degrees. east twenty two chains fly
one links to a post TIE ace north fly fye and one
fourth deg es; west twelve chains and eigity-tvo
Inks to a post, thence south thirty one degrees. west
twenty four chains forty links TO a stake IN the cen
ter Of the road aforesaid; thence south sky degre=s:
-ssi along said state road twelve chains, twelve
chains eighty I've links to the place Of beginning,
and contains thirty AMI one half acres, more or less,
appraised at 81 90 per acre. TEAMS CASH. on dAs Of
sIle- A b LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriG's oMce. Warren, Nsrch %, 50. So
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Balls Ohio Mower

The S4entIon of Farmers is called to the adj
yertisement in another column, under the head
OF Interesting t. Farmers"
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eE0meeS e.. Brooks .


will be literally on hlni. but practically on his feet. to
attend with his uslal promptness to the customers.
"a WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT"
But when you pay the paper by the year, an advertiser
wants TO put in more. so 1 must call attention TO a
slight enumeration of some OF the stock:
so dozen Sap Buckets and Pals.
) " Extra Large Tubs.
" Meal Selves.
Q " assorted Moulders Riddles.
leo Remington Gun Barrels
50 Tons Iroa-all sizes.
200 Kegs assorted Nails
lOO do do Wheeling Nails, on hand and to arrive
so pair Ia ~ * Eastern Springs.
Pittsburgh Springs and AXels-in any quantity.
200 Set Parker Blind Butts.
30 do Thimble Skins-assoTted.
eco do assorted Ground Wagon Boxes.
Muly Mill. Sash Mill, x Cut, CON-, Patent Tooth 4
Cut. Building and Circular Saws.
SEQ lbs. Solid Box Vices
Largest Stock Joiner's Tools in Town.
Carpenters and Carriage Makers Patent Adjustable
Slaves.
Ame's Sho7els and Spades.
1000 Feet assorted Lead Pipe
SASH, BLINDS & D00RS-at Factory prices:
Warren, Feb. %, lS59.
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a Splendid Farm for Sale.
A GREAT BlRGiJy AND A LONG CREDIT

4 GREAT BlRGAlN AND A LUNG CREDIT
IA GIVEN-TLes subscriber offers, and is anxious
10 sell Lis we'll known farm on the east line Of Brace
Vile, four and a half miles west Of Warren Court
House. and one and a half west OF Leavittshurg. II is
bounded sO1sh by TIE Mahoning River and G & ~
Rail Road, and is In the immediate vicinity Of where
the Atlantic q Great Western R-R. is about to be built.
The farm contains about las acres. about i25 cleared.
with good buildings and icnces-i is well watered. has a.
Orchard Of good fruit. a Sugar Camp. and sgreat Vari-
ETY. OF small fruits, about 80 acres we'll Timhered. This
nearly equal sizes l will sell my Live Stock. Hay and
Farming Tools with the farm. IL desired. Tke Title is
perfect and clear, and possession given 70 suit pur-
chaser
Those wishing TO purchase a good randy loan farm.
may do well to come soon, and see IL for themselves
Persons wishing further information, can address their
enquiries to me 1t WILLOW DALE P. o.. Truinhull Co.,
Ohio. c. REED.
Sugar Grove Place. Feb. 9TH. '59-3mr.
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KINSMAN CARRIAGE FACTORY

NT II "NtHg HI"dtiy UHOIt"aVV
Gs3@IRI my facilities for manufacturing,
-by the addition of new buildings. a
steam engine and machinery to MY establishment, l
IA, prepared to furnish vehicles Of every description
Of the best quality, and at fair prices.
IN elegance OF finish. quality Of materials. and ex
ceilerce OF EOTkwanship, The Carriages sh AL not he
surpassed in ths state.
Painting. Training and Repairing, done at the
shortest notice, and in the best manner.
W. b. G0RT0N
Kinsman. o. Oct 6. IslS-tf
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Some gntslissnts.
Annual report

annual report
Or THE LADIES BENEVOLENT CRcLE-TheL La
dies e the Benevolent Circle of Warm held
their Annual Meeting March 25th. 1855. at
which time the report of Treasurer showed the
,amoun, received at donation party. Nov 23d-
Cash, So3hU
L Goods. provis,ons. dc. SO 10
= Cash from friends. since donation party l6 80
Total sllO.6s
The following officers were chosen for the en-
suing year
President-Ms Junius Dana,
Vlee President-Mrs L j Iidings,
Secretary d freasurrr-Ms j NJ Stull,
VISITING COMMITTEE
81 Mrs F Kinsman, Mrs Chas Hollis.
" S Weniz. Thornton.
"a q K Harmon, 4" P Gaskill,
/" L-wis Hoyt. j. A I aey
We have. for the last four years, occupied the
office of q C. Belden, E-q. free of charge. At
this meeting, the Circle resolved to tender him
a vote of thanks, as a small expression of the
high appreciation they have of this mark of no
Die generosity F. W. SfULL, Sec