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THE STATE OF OHIO.
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
Orwell Chamberlain,
Guardians &c,
In the Probate Court.

Orwell W Chamberlain
Guardians &c,
vs.
Marian A. Manley and In the Probate Court
Rosetta Manley, minor
children and heirs OF
Asa Marley. deceased.
The said defendants are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has filed in said Court his application Tor an
order to sell. subject to the dover Of Mary Manley;
the interest of said defendants, being an undlvided
one seventh Part each. in the following lands situate
in Bazelta township, Trumhun County. Ohio' and one
tract being part Of lot No. %, bounded west ~ LOT
Nc. %, north by lot No. Is. east by lot No. -, aI1 70
extend so far south that a line parallel with the north
line shall include thirty acres, and being the same
lands conveyed by James Sage, Jun. and his Ehe 10
said Asa Marley, by deed dated April i4th, lo04-
Also one other tract, being part Of lot NO ~ anu
beginning at the SOUTHEAST corner OF said lot IN the
middle OF the highway thence west to the north ana
south fence Of said lot, thence north 10 the east anu
west fence. thence east TO the lot line. thence sorth
to the place Of beginning, AID to contain SIX acres oil
land.
Also one other tract, being part OF lot No. le, and
| beginning at the south west corner OF said lot, thehee
east along the road sixteen rods, thence norm twenty
! rods. thence west sixteen rods. thence south twenty
rods 10 the pace Of beginning, and to contain two
acres OF land.
/ Said application will be heard by said court on the
Oh day Of April, Ie6D, at 10 O'Clock, A.
z. T.. U. H
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Card.

The citizens of Brookfeld and vicinity will
please accept the thanks of the undersigned Tor
donation visit. on the evening OF the OF
February, at the residence of A Chew who
generously opened his large and eommodious
dwelling for the occasion. Notwithstanding
theroads were muddy, and the evening stormy
the company was large, and all grades from ear
lyveuta to grey hairs, well represented In short
with a good supper; good music; good beha-
rior: and a little over fifty dollars in real sub
s~tantial aid-left for our beneht[t was indeed
q pleasant and profitable time-(Siekness has
prevented an earlier acknowledgement
R. W. CRANE.
s. R. CRANE.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
Al Cleveland with Cleveland s. Toledo, Cleveland, Co
Iumbus K Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie ana Olsf+
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads
Atsolon, with Hacks to Chagrin FAILS, &c.
"a Nantua with Hacks for Ravenna-
s ven with Hacks to sharon, Greenviile Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
{" YOUNGSTOWN, with Stages to New Caste, LSsSl ~
Polaad and EnOn Valley aud theRee oy III" "
* "a Is5a' CHAs. L. RHODES supt-
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NLNINNNNI WNW N~~T
a. 4 certificate from the physicians OF their place Of
residence. 4 candid consideration OF ines aet'u
,sCrr. "a DR.. W.wfI show any person calling en-
him. his certificates and references lie mas Just leil
a routs vheIe he Travelled nearly four years rssular-
Is, which he has given M TO his partner 10Y ms PVT
-. of ESTABLISHING tbiF. which is more eoEvenientto
his home. and he has over $40 eertihcates from MIA
iSters. LAWYERS, FARMERS, AMI ali classes. both pro
fessional and unprotessional, Whichhe out@lneu -
,~,veIing on ths route. The fact Of sustaining BIN
SELF so long on one route, and doing more business
lie last wear than any preceding one, Is worthy o.
coosi5eration. DR.. Workman wishes II distinctly
tnoWp nat he does not claim perfection and - cur
eyey, disease that fesh is heir to. but erers me al
I d;csed the benefit Of what be has learned frem an IN,
usually extensive practice and q coasIAn' S.u.JC =
/ Chronic diseases for several years. Dr. Workman
. srauFa
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CnnlrGnm he o1st dam of ApriL. 1860,

-
Saturday, the 2lst dag Of APriI 1860,
,esveer the hours of 10 o'clock. Al NJ. ana 4 o'clock
P. II. OF said dsy. The following described taes q
'eSi e1I1 si,u,ts in weyAhersaeId, TrunBuu County.
ohio and Il known by art OF lot NO. 10, tract 10, IN me
great salt springs tract anlis bounded noIth ~ ~
sisb DnnIab's IsnI east by lands OF Robert ~ Combs
so-1b ~ PhiIins,. Brooks & Poiter's Ind. and west
bv McCombs & Battles. being one half OF 'aia iotN0'
IL, containing o. ~ leo acres, more or less
Appraised al S2O5-,UO- ia,
/ the Great Salt Springs tract. In " eatnersIsla ~
/ ship. Tiumblll county, Ohio, and boundel. Drs &c
I At the southwest corner Of said lot, ussnee south -
east 4O7 chains along the middle OF the y lMAy,
hence north to the corner - eminutsI vest -"
! yh1ins 10 a post, thenee east q % chains 70 a Pos,
,bs,re north 10 the corner Of the ios- north ~ s/
wcst. 81 10 chains 10 the northwest corhero OF tnS =
| Ginning, containing abont %l5rltO acres Va AMI
No q Attract Of land in said township, containing
absut 100 acres, known as soulh part o. w oc-1n;sS
., being the same land formerly o~nsa anu 1870 y.
Sy James McCOm5s, and which was Iet 70 SonS ~
the last viii and testament Of said James, deceased
Epp-aised a. S24oO,Oo.
Eo4. AtIast Of lard si;1ass in the township Of
IoEland in said county. bou-eed east ~ ioe bSI.E
and south pnbie road running t4roash Is M an.
SsuueI Andre=s. Westty lznds owned BY JOSH Ier
sius.@ni north hy land owned y Isaac hias ~
Lewis ]. Ilt.ngs. reserving to Richard idateGS,
49, Of isrd aiorr he line Of Samuel Andrews hnd.
rods vide. the whole length Of said Andrews east ana
xest lire containing about Three EuuGssu ~ ~ a ~
acrrs az land. more or less. Appraised at Sit-5O1
Teuts Cash for all Of the above described tracts eS
cent he last described pisce,Ehieh piece Is TO oe SOFA
On lie f~oIIoxiDg t-sms, to Wit:
sa7772s TO be paid in cash on the day CT safe
Also The following amounts to le PAID IS they pc,
come due respectively. TO Wit; On ihe nsst "a i.
Anil. IS6I. the san or one thousand dollars WIN
a5rurl interest on S3ss0L0 for one ear: on the his'
Cav OF April, Is69, The sum OF Siu'u' VIZ 4aLS- -
Te-,s, ON s1ssOCU for one yrar; on the trst Day 4"
All. 1s65. he sam Of oue SlCc0,e9, with annua! IN,
,srsst on $3.50 for one year. and on the hrst cay %
Srri. iSG4. the sun Q: SS50,c0, with annual iEteres
thereon fer one ear. -ur sb.-;r
a.. w., March "a. ISCC-5a
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Marian A. Manley and !
Rosetta Manley, minor
children and heirs OF
Asa Manley. deceased.
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.TRhWRFRRIES

S1RAW BEhhlEO
~ A few thou sand plants Of the best uGrlHies' cut
,ivat-d for spring setting, now en- hand, and for sale
at low rates
those who will attend to it soon. will obtain the choice
Of he plants. and in all probability gather this sea
son. enough fruit TO pay for their nounie:
Warren, Mar. 81. 61-3w BENZ SIE'hNS-
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April and May Appointments, 1860.
E. H. SANDS, M. D.,
TRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
u SURGEON,

Late Of jamestown, Pa
Graduate. in Is4a, of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of the City of New York, and fifteen years
experience in the treatment OF Acute ana chrome Dls
experience in that immense hospitalfor the treatment
oT Diseases OF every grade aEd character.
n CITY HOSPITAL OF & YORK
Ehort , eOO eases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment OF the Physicians
AMI Surgeons Of this Institution
During every month in the year. DIR, SANDS may ne
.nn.nft.d At The following PLACES:
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HEIPI uELP! .

DUY where you a buy cheapest.
II Gst yeur work 6on= vhare yea can gel IL aohs
the cheapest and bess-
The subscriber having purchased the sfeP and
machinery formerly belonging 20 Charles Messenger
situated on ouinby Iiih,i desireus OF informing ts
rnblic that in connection with carpentering and join
ering, l intend 10 Manufacture Thermtmetcr CRuTnS.
straw Cutters. Wleslbarr0w-. Fork and Hoe Handles,
and pel4nO's Iscepeuisns uorte Rake Vhisa WIZ
seu cheap Brzz Saxin.. Circular Paning and Saw
ing. Turning. Nth varicgs articles ELzde 70 srcef,
suoh as Doors and Window Fgsnes,
Feb. I. lS6O-3w III thlMbh
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP
For the Cure Of Diseases,

LCA
This compound il purely vegetable and made Of
-o-,ss NJ Larts or our own climate We give testimo-
1i,i= below from persons who have used rt,thns snow
inr vbat dis eases il invariably cures sueh - feVSr
and Arue. Chilis. Headache Pain IN the SIDE s.oHtCu'
shoulders Eack, Rips and Inns, IaiPt1Id a.,
~ deSiTtv, weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma
and various other diseases
A. uurifes the blood is a sure remedy Tor iemaiS
waatnesses. propsy, Rheumatism and NeuralslA
TLSs ,a5i~iue being a compound. works rpon the
Liver. blood, kidneys aud Langs- dts gorgss tae Li'sI'
frgss ne stomach All bsve;s- removes coifiYshSss,
add Dispensy. This syrup IS . sure cure IoF DOVE
M soy 50 and cln be taken Eitn periect saiety-uy ~
~ ronn~. II nav be relied upon as an eT1dtcator CT
ne human system Of al or mos. diseases u n
blood aud if taken in time, a prevsnative irom 'aN-
ing other diseases. such IS billions, intrmiAeht' y
phus and typhoid Fsvers-
M 6iseases can exiss where hsbloOlis uade Ture-
One or two LCttles per year viii secure neaiun a.
fsuiiy. taken at any t-De 10 SUIT ths P~,ignt-
In s-n1orto o. the ABOVE We insert the toioTins FOt'
un.ary certificates. - Dzzv
| and E.male weaknesse IS for q uumter OF years ~
| ,bv.ici1ss ave ne up aud said that ! vas Tcst re
| eoverv. l then used Dr. Day bandeion SyIuP'. -
| cave immediate relief. ard ] am DOW EappS 70 "
fo s,v tbat I am ~nerfeetIy we'll. MARY ~ MJOhE-
This lie 10 eerify thai have afflicted with the Lives
rom,iaips Asthma, palpit3tiOn OF the heart AMI
nsins Through the b.iy and limbs Atie- desParlns
IN medieal aid. I hlppeud u lie in warren aae me-
Or. Day and got a boale Of DandsnSn -
Or. JOHNSON, Washington "a
have used DR.. Days Syrup by which ny life vas
preserved and L an now a healthy man
P. WEAVER. Warren Ohio-
This Il 70 certify that have used Dr. Day. col n
ronnd. 1 an satisfied wiki its use.
~ Rev. sHURICK, NJ. Z. Church.
For Sale Tx Woods & PeE anj smith. Stratten *
| Co. Warren ohio
Warren, FEB. 18Th, le6J-
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RHIIHP o TIOsH
yuo sUrrEnED BY THE FROST.

T GOLDSTEIN has Just returned
FROM the Eastern Cities, and is as usaal hrst In
the Geld. He Is nov opening one Of the largest
-. and hes. selected stoet OF Clothing adapted
for ballad winter he has ever offered 70 his nrmef-
on, friends and eustomers- Ills stock IS very large
AMI extensive. and consists Of a variety Of shkindss Of
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Legal.

Legal.
The law firm of Smith 4 Curtis has been
dissolved. Mr.. Curtis remains in the old Oh
fec north of the Court House, were he VIII De
found ready and willing to assist the illegally
xroneed in obtaining their legal rights
Mr.. Smith has associated with himself Mr.
q L. Wood, under the style of Smith d Wood
The new firm have taken a room over Smiths
4 MeCOmbs' Store, corner of Market and Nam
Streets. Like Mr., Curtis, Mr.. Smith has been
in ~practice at the bar of this County for several
wears. and has established his reputation Tor
ability. Mr.. Wood is = young man. OF hlgh
character, good address, and is a worker.
Mr.. A. W. Jones has hung out shingie over
Packard's Store, on Main Street, and IS ready
to try his skill at collecting debts from those
who are wiling to pay, and to make those
willing who are not
Mr.. Jones is also a young man. and his sue
cess thus far, is a guarantee of his future
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Flour! FLOUR FLOUR!
DREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE,

DREAD is THE STAFF OF LIFE,
especially when made from such fayori:e and IN,
eqIaIed brands as II. Harvey * Co.'S City AIlls eho
-four. should by all means, and are earnestly lhNted
to try some Of it before purchasing elsewhere. Also
Gi-,rd Mills. Vangofderis. AID 4 number OF other
hrands always on hand by the sack, barrel or load,
ana at as low prices as can lie had in TrumbulI Co..
Always PATMOR'S.
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NO CHARGE FOX CONSULIAIION.
RarsNTc AND HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

oTANI n HOMEOPATHIC kEhEDiEs-
No ealomel, or other deleterious drugs are used)
All Chronic or long standing Diseases are success
fully treated.
Observation-Disclosures DeranEemsnts-
Sci. Diseases-Spinal Affections
-Serofu,a-Mercuria and Ssphiltic Diseases-Cleers'
-Eru or Diseases Of the Skiu-Hlseases
Of he Observation-Disclosures LuuES-H tart--
Iive-Stomach and Bevels-kidneys-Crinary and
ITterine Diseases-FemaIe Weakness-Lsacorrhoea-'
Old Sores-EpilePsy -Neuralgia -C~ousnnpton-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SE~ellirg-HP disease
Fever and Ague &c
DR.. Sands mode of practice. is not to undermine
the constitution. 10 overcome disease. but by the u
d;cious administration Of medicines. remove the Cause
or GEM Of diseased action sustaining az the same
time, the natural powers Of the system
His remedies are pleasant to take and lmpart flsor
and strength to the whole system perseverance, III
treatnent will often cure the NEST hopeless cases
DIR. sands, by the symptoms, and an examination OF
the case: "a vial Of urinel detects with certainty the
nature Of the disease, without the patient applying N
pcrson If at any time inconYenient.
Persons desiring a correct knowledge OF the DIS
eases with which they are afflicted, may rely Win IN
pIieit confidence, upon having impaired TO them q
true statement Of their condition.
AF.--h o. IN
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Sent SnttIIigente.
Eaw Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Mrs. G. W. Messer-SPring Millinery
Smith & WoOd-Attorneys-
A. W. Jones-Attorney-
]. Rhinesmith-Admr's Notice
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Township Election.

IOHHSA1p GAS
At the Township Election, on Monday IN
whole Republican ticket was elected oy Z"
average majority of l76, which is a gain owe
last years township election of over %, In
whole number of voters cast was 1888
The following are the officers elected
Trustees,
L. G. MATTHEW'S,
r. A. A. BALDWIN,
JOHN L. WEEKS.
Clerk,
C. n. PATCH
Treasurer,
JAMES HOYT.
Assessor,
ELISHA J. ADAMS.
- Constables,
]. ". BROOKS,
VS. WESTON,
CLARK RUDISILL-
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SALE.
- Th1rstcn G En.0a,


vs. EIe-s u 4
Fen2 i Fenn- County.
Nv vir,ue Of an Order OF Sale issued from the Conrs
AZ Conmon pleas Of rrunhuli Coanty Ohio,t to ne a.
rscted and delivered. 1 shall Cler far safe 81 fesiiS
sYction At the dooro Of the Court House in hsrren'l IN
said county, On
Saturday, TIE STst day Of March, 1862
h..rs.1 the haurs OF 10 o'clocs. An and 4 o'clock,
p Y. Of said day, the follOwils described real es.a-e:
Situate in Hartford. n said county, and - 5PILo,
d. ~ aud boended as follows North BY hnd oWhei
~ lauren Merriam. east bg the let line, south on iand
owned by Mrs. Rath5uTa. Mrs. Gould A5el 1I@sy -.
a. ZONES. Mr.. Fstd and DR. A Hart. aaa Nes oS ~
no-th and south center Highway. eoatainingi orty ana
.. I.aHf acres. intending two and a hGh acres Low
owned BY Asher Robinson. which are het luseaIsU ~
be c~onyeyed Appraised at $3.50 PER acre
1S A.. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
-. u.r--ar~ 90 f-eU -5w
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Up IN GLASS CASES, i
KEEP IN my CLIMB
The FAMILY C3-
gentle but active Cathar
has used in his practice 4
The constantly inereas-
who have long used the :
ton which all express in
Induced me to place q
all. ~
TIE Profession we'll q
tharties act on different :
The FAMILY Ca
with due reference to-
been compounded from :
Vegetable Extra
cart Of the alimentary :
SAFE in all cases where z
such as Elk
ACH, SLEEPINESS, 9
AMI LoINs, C0STIYE- ]
OVER THE
sudden cold, which fire.
in 4 long course OF fe !
TITE, A CREEPING !
OVER THE BODY. :
UFAD A E. OIL
HEAD, all INFbAMAA :
WORMS in {
TIsa,a great PURIFI ,
many diseases to which
Gus to mention in this
BOSE, l TO 3.
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SOMETHING NEW
TN TNsTTR ATyCE I!

IN
Customers participate IA the PROFITS
isiithout mourning any Liability.
The Security Insurance Co.,
KEW YoRK CITY.
CAPITAL $500. boo, all paid in, with ample Surplus
This Company insures Real and Personal Property
Returning Serenty-Fiice per cent. Of
PrQtit 10 tie Insured, IN
interest bearing Scrip.
The Insured incur no Liabilities 'shGieuer!
WE CALL the especial attention OF
persons wishing Insurance, to the liberal
Offers made by this Company. Being a Casa Comfa-
~. You cannot by any possibility he habie ior any
assessments. and are equally certain OF obtaining a
dividend. bearing interest Rates as low as other
responsible companies. Merchants, Farmers anu
Mechanics, who are tired Of paying assessnents'thl
Is P Pnf SeHP s.1s5 nv n J. MeLAIN & SON, Agents.
March 18th, 1860
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CovE.DALE NURSERIES,

nR. z. TAYLOR, Proprietor, has Tor
D.. Are sock Of every thiag desirable in me
- H. ssne stamps Tor catalogues- Orders
WILDE promptly and faithfully attenaeatS.
Sept. Z, 80 -iy
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NOTICE.
pUrRoUdHs & IppINGs.

DIR. BURROUGHS would respectfully infor n his
friends and the community generally thas he will con
tinus the Dental business in all the different branches
having Just returned from the Esst, where he has
been spending a few weeks, for the purpose Of better
acquainting himself IN the different kiuds and styles
of Dental Work, some OF which are decidedly beadti-
full, anil every way adapted for \ substitute for the
Natural Organs giving q Ike expression. easily to he
worn. and sill stand the hardest kind OF usage and not
break. Specimens can be seen At my Office. Dr. b.
has in his employ an experienced and competent work
man, who will assist him II the Mechanical Depart
ments. Himself performing all operations az the
Chair, AMI sparing no pains in correcting and filing
the natural Teeth, having due regard at all times,
For tie Ease and Comfort Of his Patients,
as we'll as the permanency Of his operations. All
kinds Of Artificial Work done that is done by the pro-
fession. in = neat and durabla manner No work viii
be permitted to leave tie Once until entire satisfaction
is given and wsrreRted. Prices IS low a. gSol WoTk
can be done
Once * Labratory over Smiths & McConbs' Store,
Corner OF Main ana Market SITS Warren, o.
October %, 80.
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PILL Is a
tic which the proprietor
more than tWerty years.
ing demand from those
PILLS, and the s~atisfac-
regard to their use, has
them within the reach OF
know that different Ca
.lportions OF the bowels.
lTHARrIC PILL has.
lthis we'll established fact
a variety Of the purest
which act alike on every
canal. and are o 0 and
la Cathartie is needed,
MENTS of the o
,lPAINs IN THE BACK
liz Z 8 PAIN AN
WHOLE BODY, from
I quently.if neglected end
liver, Loss OF Ape
|, SENSATION OF COLE
IN :.
" IN TIL Z
5lTORY DIS EASE 5.
or ADULTS, EHEUMA.
GER Of the BLOOD ans
Sidesh is heir, too numer
advertisement
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

TIE LIVER HVRTGORATOR M FA11iL1
caTHARTTC Pills are ret8iled by DragFtstsg gen
orally, aud sold Wholesale by tbs trade N All the lArse
towns. s.. W. SANFORD, ND
Manufacturer ard Proprietor,
Ian o.. 1850 Nv 335 Broadway, New York
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Fifty Years Ago.

A very interesting communication from
Thomas D. Webb, ESQ. relative to the attempt
70 impeach Judges Pease and Tod, Will be
found on the first page of this paper.
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PRINTING.
1nstices, and Constable

EkRRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAlM OhN
srnuoNs. EXECUTIONS suBPINAs, ElS
Constantly on hand and for sale
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIG PILLS.

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTSi M TUT
M IN Glass CASES. -ALR TIGHT, -AND WILL
E-rEp m any
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DIR. T
DIR. WORKMAN
IA1TC nIIR AmTFNTTON Of THE

win he in Warren, GaskiH House, again. on Wednes
day, March sSth, GarrstSviile, Thursday March -,
ana Youngstown. Tuesday March 9Th
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-04

-The roots and the leaves will be for the healing
the natiOns."-BIBLE.
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eitizens Of tkis county to the fsetthat he ex-
poets to visi. this AID the adtOi1ing eountiesior
the next several years TO come lie cones % Us
hiCLJ recommended, EOt only from the physlelans
Of the place OF his residence, but also from over =
hundred OF the most iLnuentisl business men anu
citizens Of his place. lie quit the regular fraeuee
several years agO on account Of ms bad hea1t1, anG
f--rt-,-pt If tha different
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12
Losing Game.

A Southern exchange, speaking in behalf of
the Southern States, says, that in the event
of Lincolns election, though secession may
be losing game, they intend to play it out.
Pluck is always eommendable, but in this in
stanre persistence in playing q losing game
may only bring the unfortunate result that at
tended a Georgian who had heard of gamb
ling game called roulette, and who on arriving
at a Northern watering watering place, imme-
diately sailed oat in search of a roulette. At
the first corner he found a Dutchman turning
hand-ofgau. There vas q "sheel,' sure
enough, and it was revolving. Thinking that
fortune had guided him to the object of his
search, he laid down a dollar bill upon the
box. The Dutchman pocketed the stake and
ground away. TIE Georgian laid down an
other and another; the Dutchman "bagged
them all and steadily turned his crank. 1t
was only when his money was exhausted that
the Georgian quit the game. He had pluck
to the end, but finally concluded it was 10 Use
TO play against the hand-organ. And thus,
in the game which secessionists propose to
play-let them play it ever so persistently
and courageously. they can net beat the Uni
on.-N. T. Times.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-12

Az fNrERE TING IaFE Insurance
Casa rather interesting point for
life insmance companies has recently
conse before the law courts Of Vienna
for trial.
A person had enterad into an engage
uient with alife insurance companp. by
which the latter was to pay sum OF
$4,000 forms to the heirs of the former
alter his death The premium to be
paid By the party insuring the first
annuity as sfiupfated foi and accepted
In "a bill Of exchange at three months
date. He has Just died tefore the bill
became due. The heirs, therefore. claim
the so 900 forms, declaring their readi-
ness to pay the bill at maturity. The
insurance company maintain that the
engagement contracted. by them would
not commence except from the day when
they should have received the first pre-
u,irm. an act which alone constitutes an
engagement. The heirs. on their side.
maintain that the bill of exchange con
stitutes that payment, AMI not prelim
nary engagement only, 20 stated by the
company.
PopgLAfIovsoF NoRTHERS 0Hlo.-The
CiexelnEd zDemoc says:
.tfsstuins from all tae counties in the
Northern District OF Ohio. have been re-
eeived BY the Unlted Stetes Marsh al,
and we ifd an increase in roauti mum
ners of 166, 900 for the ten years last
past The District. il. vii! be recollected
embraces that portion Of the Ohio north
ofthe National Road and not feuehed by
it The popnlation Of the District, in
round NUN hers, rs I,e82, ,060.