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McrmOnism Near Home.

A congregation of believers in the Nor
mon faith have settled in Wheeling. and
already a number of converts to their doc
trine are reported. On Sunday last five
new members made an open declaration of
the Mormon faith, and took upon themselves
the duties of MOrmOnism. by undergoing a
process Of immersion publicly. They have
an elder, and all the officials pertaining to
the Institution. and whenever convenient
entertain travelling saints, Utah-bOund.-
They arc not, however, of the Brigham
Young stripe, strictly speaking, and keep
but ono wife each.
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The Fine Arts.

Atthezstore of Porter & Son, aretwO pictures,
lately finished by Mr.. W. F. Porter. One Of
these "Tso Tired to Play" particularly attract
ed ouEnotiee. Alittle girl sits with her folded
arms leaning upon a rock, her face reclining
on her hands-her flushed checks, and her at
titude betokening that she is resting after .
merry romp-
We learn that it is Mt. Porter's intention to
appropriate one room in the new store to which
the Book StOreis soon to be removed, to the
purposes Of painting, drawing and engraving,
and that he intends giving lessons to classes.
Thst he is Competent to do this, his works tes-
tify.
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sA.ria'. pace. Warren, Mash 81. $685. s1s s''''A
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FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; AND PU7
Up IN Glass CASES, -AIR TIGHT, and WILL
IN mi CLIMATE.
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THREE HUNDRED women of the town Of
Aylesbury, England, have forwarded a pc
titiOn to the House of Lords against the
l~egalization of marriage with a deceased
wife's sister, on the ground that such mar
riages are calculated to destroy the free
dom of family intercourse. On the other
hand, 42S have sent a petition, in favor of
the measure.
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Elder John W. Errett.

Elder John W. Errett, who resigned his
charge as Pastor of the Disciple Church IL this
place, a few months since, but has remained
here preaching occasionally, has accepted a call
from the christian Church in Dayton, and has
removed to that place,
Mr.. Errett carries with him to his new scene
of labor. the good wishes of all his aequain-
tanecs. bis genial kindly nature has won him
. host of friends, both within and without the
pale of his church, all of whom win regret his
departure.
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A countryman, who was on a spree in
ST. louis, a few days ago. fell in with a
chap who pretended to be a broker, from
whom he purchased what he supposed to
be a bar Of gold. paying for it 1926. The
metal was weighed with great sOlemnity.
Next morning, when he awOke, he found
a plug of tobacco, nicely done up in gold
foii
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Fl. WAYNE, March PA FIRE at six
this morning, entirely destroyed
the Times building, containing the Office and
stock of Dawson's Daily Times, Indiana
FreemasOns' Lodge, clothing store of d.
Thew & Bro, and occupants. Loss, over
l5.OOO.
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The Utica Herald of the 18th says; ave
saw Gerritt Smith in town yesterday, and
were glad to observe that he is looking un-
usually well and hearty. We should judge
that he had entirely recovered from his
late afniction."
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL The state OF OhIo.

Henry 8. Austin. Charles In Trunhail conaen
Webb.
. The defendSut. Charles P. Austin. = non resI .pt
Of the State. viii tlke notice that on the 9ftk-S ~ or
June. A. D. 1889, the pliintid fled her pcJ,.si,5 il
said court. against him and the other az .adanf,
Said petition alt ges, in substances, that AID Irsnrx
g. had been before them prosecuted, .nler tia 4tI
section Of the Statute OF Ohio, 10 ~. ids against The
evils arising from the sale OF irE .tclfing Iaao-S "a
said State-that at the March 8 m OF said Coart 70
Sis March :, 1883, such n ~<sedings we're lad 10
said prosecution that said . enry s vas found grsIts
And Ses nnea.ln tAs So II $50 aud a Judgment was
rendered against hio fSr tn costs OF prosrcuticn.
amoanting to ssrL y that tie same Is due and IN
pala-eh-t SAID -nry 8. has fraudulcntly assigned
and disposed II a portion Ct his property and Tighss
o. aetloa 10 ID Charlss P. with intent 20 defrsad
nls ersdisffs, aud that SAID Webb has money and prop
erty IN - hands belonging TO sail Henry s. and AZ
AttsrS u <nt was At the same time issued
y x plaintiff prays al irjurction. Wateh has Aeen
y " granted. sg4inSt them, restraining them from
Paying or delivering TO said Henry 2 said money o.
properly, and that the same be applied 10 The pay1snt
Of said ene and eGsts.
Cniess the defendants, Charles 2. Austin. answers
BY the 5th day or Nay. AID. lSs0, Judgment will 10
taken againtt him BY deisEl:. O. ". SMITH.
zATeh, q, ls69.Sw Ally. for PIE.
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Money Plenty.

A, the workmen were removing one of the
old shanties on Market Street, to make way for
3 new brick block, some six hundred dollars
in counterfeit bank bills were found between
the ceiling and the weather boards. The bills
were mostly tEos and tens on the Summit
County Branch of the State Bank of Ohio
They are well calculated to deceive-the paper
a little coarse, but the engraving. except the
faces, is quite well executed.
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The Choir taught by Mr.. G. E. Little, gave
aeoncert at Ohltea in the Presbyterian Church,
March DIST, on which occasion they manifested
aknoyiedge of music only obtained by the ex-
ertions ofH thorough and Oea qualified teacher
in a term sfffteen lessons.
The aadience vas also entertained with
Songs from Mr.. G. E. Little and his sister Miss
C.. R. Little, which were highly interesting and
instructive.
May he ever flourish, every where, as he has
in this part of the country, and then We will
have may good singers. C. GROVE.
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Warren Township Election.

The Primary meeting to put in nomination
s4RApablican Township Ticket. will be held
at the. Brick Engine House, on Saturday even
next, at Z o'clock.
The election will take place on Monday. at
the usua place. Republicans turn cd.
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To the Subjects Of Chronic Diseases.

InrespOnse to numerous inquiries from pa
tients in this section, Prof Gatchell would say
that ne will be in Ravenna until the 3rd of
April. PrQf. G'sextensive correspondence com
Pels him to suggest to patients the ~prOpriety of
enclosing a stamp to pay postage on answers
to letters received.
Inquire at Frank FOrd's Gallery, SeymOur's
Block, RaVenna.
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Some of the identical lot of tea which
was thrown overheard in Boston harbor in
I7f0, is in possession of Mr.. Charles Hos
mer, of Hartford, Connecticut. This speci-
men was gathered up on the beach at Dor
chester the succeeding day.
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- Indian Herb Doctor, can he consulted AZ the
following places every month during ls59-6o;
Cleveland Office, l9I Superior street. Omcs days
in Cleveland as fonoEs:-lst, I'd, llth, 18th, 18th,
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saia al Per.nnai Prnnert1 An.

join p. BSleh viii sell on the farm ofcth-
neil Brooks. in Brsecvifie, on Thursday, the
2sth inst, a large lot of Dairy stock, dc.
Geo, A. Arnold, of MesopOtsnia, will also
sella lot of Dairy stock on Saturday, the SOth.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Posr 0FFicE, wARREE, Ono,
July LIST. 1859
YsEzTstsVa- daily, arrives : p N. leaves II a-m.
CtessfeRd, dc do II Am. do Bpm.
SsIsn. @Z-do do m do sam.
SAersz, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. iox n. Leasel
ssne days at 9 p m.
". GreessiEfe. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri 2 P N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. sat. at ~ m
GresassHrrA. strives Tees. d Sat. by p N Leaves
Man.& Thsrs. at > m.
N. Bissz6sfd. arrives Wed. 4 Sat. BY 9 n. Leaves
Tues. A. fri. ats M
Fsr-isesea. arrives Tues. L Sat. by u n. Leaves
Monk Fri. at - m
CaHfSH. via Duck Greek. Hannah,s Mills. 6c-. arrives
Pisays a. S p m. Leaves Saturdays At 8 a m.
III Nails which leave at or before { \ N are closed
the. preceding evening at Q p m All Others are clo-
Sed half an hour previous 70 their Signature;
7. T. WEB P. NJ.
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HELp! RELP! HELPII-

PUY where you can buy cheapest.
IL Oct ysur york done whsrsySG Gao Eef &c done
the ~che3pest and best.
The subscriber having parchaFed the SAap ana
machinery formerly belonging to Charts MESSENGER,
situated on Qainsy hilL. 10 desireus OF i~RaSgaias the
p1biie that 10 connection with carPentsrlDR and foin.
ering. ] intend 10 manufacture THERMOMETER CAurnas
Stras Cutters. Whselbsrross. Fork audHoe Eandir,'
and pefano's IndepeDdsncH Horne Rake. which I wTl
sell ebe1P- Buzz saving Circular Phnlnx aod as-
ing, Turning. with varicas articles nade-to sFder.
seoh as Doors and NibdeW TEAner
Peb-1 lS60.-3E J J. arrrappr
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Bonn anteIIiaents.
Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. +. Asper-Tnsuranee.
D. B. Gilmore-Treasurer's Notice.
Patch 4 Adams-Work cattle for sale.
DR.. Z. II. SaAds-APpointments.
s. A. Dayidson-Adm RS Notice.
+. Z. &U.H Hutehins-Legal Notice.
Porter 4 Son-Wall Paper.
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FLOUR! FLOUR! Fb0UR!!

DREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE,
ID especially when made from such favorite and I'M
equaled brands as II. Harvey & Co.'S City Mills and
Superior Mills. Those who have never used Harvey's
should by all means, and are earnestly invited
to try some Of 1t before purehafing elsewhere. Also
Girard Mills, Vangorder's. and 8 number of other
brands. always on hand by the sack. barrel or load,
and at as low prices as can be had in Trumbull Co.,
always fresh from the mill and warranted, at
PATMOR'S.
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Correction.

Correction.
In the article headed " Statistics of Trul.buii
County, pubIishsdsst week, the appraised
value of real estate in this county. was set
down ss$l74se54 By adding the small sum
of 81, 900, 600 to this amount. We get the true
sPprsisment.
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Borough Election.

Dc not forget the Borough Election on Mon
day.
The Republican Nominating cauens, win
be held at the Engine House, Immediately af-
ter the nomination of a Republican Township
Ticket shall be completed.
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RELIE FOR THOSE

T GQLDSTEIN has just returned
>, from The Eastern Cities. and is IS sssel Arstin
the held. He is nor opening one Of the largest.
cheapest and hest ssiestsi stock Of cl1thins sasPsed
for Fall aad Winter he has ever offered TO his nener-
Gus friends and customers. His stock Is Very1Erss
aud excessive, aad consists Of a variety 0tshkinessf
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Western Reserve Bank)
william Porter :, 81. ! Of Trumbul Couatv'

~ Western Reserve Bank9
william Porter e al. ) Of Trumbun coaaty.
Byvirtue OF an Mia s9rde of sale issued from The Court
oil Common Pleas OF Trumb1il County, Ohio, to ne
directed and deliI cred. I shall offer FOR sale At Public
Auction. at the door Of the Court House in Warren. -
salt county. on
Saturday, the 2lst day of APrz, 1860,
P Of said day. the following described tracts a
real eafate:
No. L. Situate IN Hszrhersa-ts
Ohio and is known Sy part of lOt MOL . tract Is, in the
great salt springs tract. ami is bounded north by Jo-
sah DunlsP's land, east by lands Of Robert Ne'cOnbss
south by Philips, Brooks & Porters land. and west
by McCombs & Battles, beiRg one half Of said lot No.
10, containing 69 34-IO0 acres, more or less
Appraised at seO5S.OO.
the Great Salt Springs tract. In Me4theIsheld town
ship. Trunball county, Ohio, andrhousdeS BrgihnirT
at the southwest corner OF said LOT, thence south 80
east 4.UT chains along the middle OF the highway.
thence north TO the conner Is (minutss) west 1870
chains to a post, thence east 81 Us chains 70 a post.
thence north to the corner OF the lot. north 60 aOf
west. ei.l6 chains 70 the uorth-Rest corner OF the lot.
thence south l5| east 90 50 chains to the pace OF be-
ginning, containing about q 37.lOO aerSs Of land.
more or less. Appraised et $4,000
No. tract Of land in said township, Containing
absut 100 acres, known as south part Of lots 50 and
90. being the same land formerly owned and occupied =.
by James MeComhs. and which vas Left to Joku L. By
the last viii and testament Of said James, deceased
Appraised al Ss4O0.OO.
No. l. A tract OF land situate in .he towEship ef
Rowland in said county. Bounded east BY the n0rh
and south public rosd running through llOzland Cor
ners. sou h by lands owned ~ Morris J. Iddingf aud
Samuel Andrews west by lands owned b Jos. h Ter
kins, and north by land owned by Isaac King and
Lewis J. I6iings. rsserving 20 Richard Iddiuzs, =
piece Of land along lhs iiEe OF Sszsei Andrews 6nd.
4 rods wide, the whole length OF said Andrews east sn6
west line containing about three hundred and sixty
acres OF land, more or less. Appraised 1T Sleti0C8
TernIs Cashier all Of the above described tracts ca
eept The last DESERVED Pises which piece is to be sold
on the following terms, to wis
S277, % 10 be paid in cash on the day OF saie.--
A L, ~ N~Vr--s.. So - Ia "a - Fhzw -
come due respectively. to wit: On the first day u
April. Ie6l, the sum OF one thousand dollars, With
annual interest on S3SS0.OU for one J ear on the INST
day OF April, leG2. the sum OF SiOtO. with anruA in
terest on S9SS0,GO for one year: on the 6rst day OF
April. 1863, the sum Of one Slo00,pu. with annual in
terest on SlsS0 for one year and on The drlt day Of
April. 1864, the sum OF S5sD,o0, with annual Interest
thereon for one year.
A R. LYMAN. Sheriff
ahn-snt =. nEcn Wn-rnn Narch o. Issn -
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thzrsten & Eaton, In Court Of Common
rss, Q 1r1R'0H

Fena & Fean. County.
~ virtue Of an Order OF Sals issued FROM the court
OF Common Pleas OF rrumhrIl County Ohio. TO me az
rseted and delivered. 1 shall offer for sale II Pablo
Auction at the door Of the Court Rouse in Warren, IA
said county on
Saturday, the 3Ist Gay of March. lS60,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. AN Aad 4 O'Clock.
P. NJ. Of said day, the following described real vB,.se:
Situate in Hartford. In said county. and IS 4 p It %
lot 20. and hosBded As follows; North by lard owned
BY Lauren Merriam. east by the lot line. south on land
ownsd by Mrs. Rathbu tn. Mrs. Gould AEriTrsey. L.
c. Jones, Mr.. Ford and Or A Hart. and zeEt by III
no tn and south center highway. containing forty ana
a hzif acres. irclnding two and a half aerrs noG
owned by Asher Robinson. which are net intendcd -
be CONVEX ed Appraised at 1858 per acre.
Tsrms-Cash
A. q. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff Ofcs Warren. February 80, 1850 -5x
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus L Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie. and Clsvs-
land K Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls. &c.
a. Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna-
:" Braeeville with Hacks for Newton Fails, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Canheld. &c
" youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley and theEee BY P r. ".
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Peb. 10. 1883. H. L. RHODE SuPs.
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NURSERIES
~
CLEVELAND, o.

CLEVELAND, o..
nR. E. TAYLOR, Proprietor. has Tor
Is,ie . large stock 81 every thiag aesirabls in the
nursery line. SeRd stamps for catalogues. orders
win be prsnptfy and faithfully attended 70.
Sept .. 50 -Iy
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELIoT SYRUP.
For the Cure of Diseases.

49,
This compound is purely vegetable and made q
malls below from persons who have used Il, thus show
ing what diseases it invariably cures. such as Fever
aud Ague. Chills.H Headache, Pain in the side. Stomach,
shoulders, Back, Hips aud Limbs. Pslpitstion OF The
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head Gen
sral debility, Weakness, Hard breathing. Asthma.
and various other disea ses.
At puriGes the blood. is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses. Dropsy. Rheumatism and NeursIsia@
Liver, blood. Kidneys ard Lungs dis georges the LiTer.
frees the Stomach and bowels. removes coItiEenrss.
and Dispepsy. This syrup is 4 sure cure Tor = DO Esl
disesse, and can be taken with perfect safety. BY ed
or young. II may be relied upnn as an ertdisatoE 81
The human system of all or most diseases, 81 the
blood and IL taken in time, a preventative from Tax.
ing other diseases, such IS billions, intsrmitient, ty-
paus and typhoid Pevers.
No diseases can exist where the blood Is Z ads pure.
One or two bottles per year will secure health to any
family taken at any time TO suit the patient
In support Of the above We insert the following vol
untary certificates.
and female weaknesses for a number OF years Ny
physicians gave me up aud said that I was past re-
eoyery- l then used DR.. Days Dsndeliou Syrup, IL
gave immeiists relief, ard I am now happy to be able
to say that I an perfectly we'll. MARTM n. MOORE.
This lie to cerify that I have afflicted with the Jives
complaint, Asthma, paiPitation o. the heart. and
pains through the b.dy and limbs. Ale- desparirg
-fmedieal aid. happened 10 Re in Warren, aud met
Dr.. Day and got a bottle CT DandeIioa SJrup, aztia
= short time / was restored to perfect health-
DR.. JOHNSON, Washington. Pa
I have used Dr.. Days Syrup By which my life was
preserved and / an nov a healthy man.
p WEAYER. Warren Ohio.
This IL to certify that I have used Dr.. DAYS con-
round, l am satisfied with its use
Rev. SHURIcK. NJ. +. Church
For Sale 10y Woods 4 Pew and Saith. strattsu &
Co Warren Ohio.
Warren. Feb. 18Th. 1sel.
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March 81. 60, Q. n. H4PeOOD. Recorder.
MUSIC! MUSIC!!

Inc 1hOTc Obe MeJTtcT.
9 7. POMEROY would inform all
~. interested, that he is bringing on al assortment
Of Piano-fortes which for power and quality Of tone,
and perfection Of finish in every respect surpsss any
ever brOusht 10 this market They are constructed on
q newly invented and greatly enlarged scale. with full
iron frame lie viii warrant them &c remain in tune
longer than any other Piano in use They also have
the additional qualification always apPreciated), tk2t
they can be sold for less moneJ than any other first
class instrument. They are on exhibition at Kings
JeWelry Store, Main ST.. Narren, o. Please call.
see and hear for yourselves.
Warren Nav IS5Q-
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OVERCOATS.
FrOck, Dress &

BUSINESS COAISl
PANTS, VESTS. HATS. CAPS.
Shirts, Undcrshirts & Drawers
and all kinds Of Gents Hosiery. Beau
tful Styles Of Cassimeres, SILK & Velvet
Vestings for Custom Work.
invite those who have suffered By
the frost, and wish to economic, 10 cal
and see my stock. 1t will take only 8
very little money to dress you comfort
ably. You will End my goods at least
q5 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
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KEEP IN M CLIMATE.
The FAMILY CT lTHdRTTc PILL Is a
gentle but active Cathar .kie. which the proprietor
has used in his practice - more than tWerty years.
The constantly inereas- - Sing demand rom those
who have long nsed thei-lPILLS and the satisfae-
ton which all express in -iregard to their use, has
induced me to place 7then within the reach Of
all. -
TIE Profession EsIll- know that different Ca
tharties act on diaerentll lportions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY CAl-THARTIC Pill has,
Eith due reference tol this well established fact
been compounded fromlYOz variety Of the Purest
Vegetable EKtraets.S which act alike on every
part Of the alimentary = canal and are GOOD and
SAFE in all eases where Ea' Cathartic Is needed,
such as DERAHGBlCfMENT Of the STOM-
ACH, SLBEoINEsS, - PAINS IN II BACK
AND LoINS COSTIYE- 6iNESs, PAIN AND.
OVER THEl 1lWHOLE BODY, from
sudden cold, which fire. &quently 70 neglected end
in = long course OF Pc l=lFer, LOSS Oh Ape
fITE, A CREBPIN6iLtSENSATION or COLD
OVER THE BODTJ[ x EsTLESSHESs,
II EADAcHR. oIl7lwEIGHT IN THR
HEAD, all INFbAMMA- % De Eases,
WORMS in CHILDREN Q or Dill IIEUAA
TISM. a great PURIRLlTNIER Of the BLOOD and
many diseases to which nesh Is heir, too nuuer-
Gus TO mention in thisI advertisement
DOSE. l to :.
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RELIABLE
By State authority.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.

OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Capital Stock, 100000.
Paid up CAPITAL and Surplus, $685. 900.
WELLS s~OUTHWORTH, Pres.
LEVI b. BRADLEY. sec'y.
This Company has been in operation Ave years, and
during this time it has acquired a reputation for
soundness, promptness and honorable dealing, sec
Ond to no Company in thu United States. Its stock
is owned by the principal men OF wealth and bust
ness in and about New Haven ana among them is
Jrdge W. W. Roardman, known farorably in this
community as q man Of wealth, AMI as a large land
owner in Ohio. TINS cc=s4NY PAYs PROMPTLY, AND
HAS NEVER YET LTTIoATED ANY loss. Mar. I. 60.
Every business Man SHOULD IL srre Country Mer
chants will find it to their advantage to insure in good
Stock Companies.
Farm property insRred ] year for Il per cent. ,
years for IL per ct and ) years Tor Q per ct. upon the
amount insured. without premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies.
By J. T. ASPER,
Feb. 18th. ls6n.-lY Agent. Warren. o
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DIR. WORKMAN
DR..
nATJS THE ATTFNTION M TUE

win he in Warren, Gaskin House, again, on Wednes-
day, March 18th. GAINESVILLE. Thursday, March %,
aad Youngstown. Tuesday March 9Th.
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JOB PRINTING
a.vfnr a superior assortment Of Job Printing mate
rial. We are prepared 70 execute in the best manner, al
kinds OF plain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
Iadre.. c.rda- cersiaeateS. Labels.
business Cards, Check Books, aanitests,
Rank Checks.t Coiored Printing, Notes,
aims Of Ladinu. DrSfs. Programmes,
nall Tickets. PORN Books, Receipts.
Fianks. ali kinds, HandbiTls, Show Bills, ETC.
IN fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing. at
prices that cannot fail to suit. and with the grestestd dis
patch We keep constantly on hand = good assortment
Of Cards and hne Stationery, from which those in want
81 Printing can select
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
STATEMENT of the Receipts and

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"a Expenditures Of the Incorporated Village oil
Warren. from March. 1e59. 10 March 10, leOO.
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Ant in Treasury March 9, 1859, S39S,S
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Receipts and Disbursements

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