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METHODIST INCENDIARY DOCUMENTS
The Pittsburgh Christian Advocate is one
of the able and influential organs of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and as such
had a hearing before Onco of the magistrates
of Raleigh county, Western Virginia, last
week, and the evidence being deemed con-
elusive, was condemned to be burned as an
~incendiary document. The sentence was
forthwith carried into execution by the pro-
slavery Dogberry.-Leader.
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@~AS-~

Oahu College, near Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, has at present about eighty pupils,
a considerable number of whom are children
of missionaries and English residents
Good progress has been made toward sccu.
ring an endowment of $4,000. Rev. c.
I. Mills, formerly Missionary of the Amer.
lean Board in India, has been appointed
President. He will leave for his destina-
ton next summer or autumn.
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MOTHERs!I

You are all nurses, in one sense or the word, vet
can yeu determine and treat the diseases Of your
ehlldrens or do you not call in a physician Whhn they
are aiIing7 Accent, then. the aid DR.. E.rsS brings
you In his ISFANcILE CORDIAL. He is 4 regular ply
sician, and from much experience in ~lnfantile Com
plants has compounded this preparation-with ut
p~STesoric or opiate Of any kind-so as to be a sure
reist 10 your suffering little ones in all the ills at
tending their ~teethingi and Tor coughs, o. croun,. or
COMMISSIONS and also Tor Summer Complaints. il is a
certain cure. You may relv on it with perfert conf
dence, mat DR.. EATOSs lSFASTILE COEDiAL could
never have attained the celebrity il has in the Ur tied
lie Complaints that is put up. Il is fast superseding
all others.
Dr. ~BRONSON'S 0 n advertised with
theCoED9AL,is the most invaluable necessity TO every
MOTHER as well as every unmarried lady. Buy it and
read tie circular enveloping the bottle, and you will
get the particular information yO1 want. IFSee ad-
vertiSement.
For sale w Woops & prw-
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N,T1oyALC oycREssIoyAL OE~GAx1zAr1o,

acknowledgements ORGANIZATION
The Republican National Congressional
Executive Committee is now organized, and
is composed of Senators Preston King, y.
Y, Chairman +; j. W. Grimes, Iowa; L. S.
Foster, Conn; and Representative L. b.
Washburne, Ill; David Kilgore, Ind; John
COvode, Pa. Treasurer, L. G. Spaulding,
n. Y; j. L. y. Stratton, n. j.; John Is.
Allen, Mass. Secretary and Executive Man
resident in Washington, Geo. Har-
rington.
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CAPTAIN WHIsKEY AT WoRK-Ay Aw-
FUL DEATH.-We learn that on last
Wednesday night, Daniel House, employed
as salt boiler, at Kinks works, in Saline
vile, in this county, while in a state of in
toxication, fell into a pan of the Boiling
salt water. causing injuries which resulted
in his death on Friday. He was addicted
to incompetence, and this sad casualty is
wholly chargable to whiskey selling and
whiskey drinking-another warning. of
their disastrous effects. He was near so
years of age, and leaves a wife and five or
six children unprovided for.-NeW Lisbon
State.
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Marriages.

In Greene, on the 18th inst, by Rev. E.
Wade, Mr.. ALFRED PARSHALL, of Gusta-
vus, and Miss AURA BURLINGAME Of
Greene.
Feb. 9Th, by Rev. G.. II. Brown, W. JOHN
L. DOUD, to Miss CARLINE L. PERKINS,
all of Fowler. Trumbull County Ohio.
On Feb. 10th, by the same. ". HUGH
REEVES, to Miss HANNAH S. DAVIS, all
of Vienna, Trumbul County Ohio.
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Since the foregoing was in type. We have
seen a letter from a gentleman connected
with che work, to Mr.. G. ID. Bates Of this
WALLACE. The writer says
COLUMBUS, Warren Co., Pa. Feb. 10.
We are now opening our work here. on
the A. and G. W.. r. r. in Pa. and shall
have a pretty large force at work next
week MesSrs. Kennard and Doolittle are
here. and the order is put on all the force
yOu can east of the Sunbury and Erie
road, and soon you may extend your work
west of that point
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road.

q GreaL w eSLeTn hal hoaQ.
There seems to be good reason to believe
that this road viii be built, and that speed
sly; at least that portion Of it between its
connection with the New York & Erie Rail
Road, at Little Valley, and some part
where it will connect with som Western
road. The first road which it will reach,
is.the Cleveland & Mahoning, and that is
the one which will afford the most direct
and shortest possible connection with Cleve-
land and all the roads centering at that
point. If the experience of other rail
roads is any criterion by which to judge Of
the future of the Atlantic & Great West
err. it is ezceedingly probable that when
the FIRST connection with any road which
will afford a convenient outlet is formed,
that by that time the fnanciers will be
quite willing TO take q breathing spell, and
that point, wherever it may be, will be the
terminus Of the a. 6 6. W. for at least a
year, perhaps Q Dozen years This being
the case, it is q question for the citizens of
this town to decide for themselves whether
it is or is not to their interest to offer every
reasonable inducement to A. & G. W. R. K.
Company to make Warren the first point
Of connection with the Western outlet
The subject Is certainly worthy of their
earnest consideration.
The following which we clip from the
Akron Beacon, will show what is now being
done
At Cleveland last week we met Mr.. Hen
Nv Doolittle, the contractor upon tho Broad
Guaee railroad. He informs us that he
has already a considerable force at work
,upon the line in Pennsylvania; laborers ar
rive by every train, and are being organ
lied rapidly into gangs, for advantageous
.sm~uloFment. Where there are deep cut
tines or heavy embankments. men can be
cmplozsI 90 advantage at this season Of
the wear; bat lighter earth work can be
better done ~ mild spring, suzlmer or fall
weather.
He is constructing shanties and barns at
the points where needed, carts, wheelbar-
rows &c, have been shipped thither IN
large numbers. DIR. Y. S. Streeter super
intends the employment of hands and di-
nects their location. Mr.. Doolittle's bus
iness Office, at present is at Columbus,
Warren County, Pa about eighteen miles
this side the state line of New York and
at the intersection of the Sunbury * Erie
road with the A s G. W. Inc,
Mr.. Kennard, the engineer, has scen for
several weeks engaged upon the eastern
mart of the line, but went to New lork
isst Eek upon business connected with the
rsaa. lie Will return by the first Of March,
and eivesex attention to the requisite en-
gineering and.iseaionS
There secms 20 reason 10 DOUBT thai tue
work i TO be vigorously prosecuted this
seasou. and that tie means for its compile
ton are proTidoi fer bcyosl further CON
tinscncy.
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At the last ball at the Tuilleries it was
remarked that several ladies, and among
them the Princess de Metternich, the Prin-
cess Murat and Nine. AgnadO, appeared
without crinoline, and with dresses rather
short in the waist, somewhat in the styleof
those of the first Empire.
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A young lady, Miss Stewart. of Cumbcr-
land county. Pa, was so badly scared a
few weeks ago by meeting a will-o-the-
wisp, that she was taken i'll upon reaching
home. and in a short time afterwards died
from the effects of the prostration of her
nervous system. superinduced by the fright.
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A fire at Danville, KY. destroyed all the
compact portion ofthe town north of Main
street, including all the principal stores
The Theological Seminary was injured.
The names Of the losers and the 10 ses not
civcn.
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out the real feeling of the people at home
in regard to legislative measures, and it
may have a salutary effect upon the ques-
ton of the adjourned session and other
matters. G..
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HARM ROR SALE

The Farm snown as the Doctor Leavitt farm. in
Warren Township. TrumbuIi County ,Olio, three miles
west # the viI.s-e 81 Warren. o. the road leating
from Warren to Newton Falls, ard imaeiiately south
Of the c.. < VI. Rail RJaf.at Letyittshurg. Said farm
contains ole hundred and frrty eight (i-l acres,
as,.ur one hundred ant ten acres cl~r-d, aHd has
bsvn recently pat in good repair. aud Il we'll asiapt-d
for either dairy ing or filling lis we'll wstered and
limb. rel has Two good orchards. a large two story
Brick Uwrfrc H.uae, a good barn AID other oct
baiid ms. il also has a good sugar eamp-the nest
in the county ANY person waning a bargain, VIII
call soon. A. the farm vail be s0ld Enquire on the
premises, OF at Gr.swold's Steam 0n Mdl.
l. DAWSON.
49,, otfo Ian o. 1-e0-.f
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The defendant will take notice that on The POI day
OF February, lc6n. the plaintiff fled his petition in
said Court, representing that on the lst day Of April,
ls5S. and NJ to the commencement Of this snit, he
was the owner in fee OF certain real esrate in the
township Of Newton Trumhun County. Ohio, known
as parts o. lots l3 and Ia in said t~ownshiP. contain
Ing about one hundred and seventeen acres OF land,
and that the defendant has ever since said LIST Of April
le5-, maintained and kept up a mill dam across the
MahoninEk River in said Negton. and by reason there
Of has caused the waters Of said river 70 be raised and
hoWed back out Of its natural channel upon and over
a large portion Of said land, thfrety greatly injuring
and impairing tie use ard value Of the same, and de-
prtving plaintiff OF the benefits and profits OF said
land, to his damage one thousand dollars. for which
sum lie asks Judgment against defendant. Said de
PENDANT must answer by the eth day Of April, or
judgment will be taken as by default.
WM. POTTER aud cox. RATLIFF ( SPEAR,
F-b. - iS6a-6w Att'vs for PrT.
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Mr.. Charles Caswell, residing near Pc
tersburg, Va, while at breakfast endea-
vOred to swallow the tough tendons of a
fowls leg, and was strangled to death. He
was but recently married.
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Gov. Medary has yetocd the bill abo ish,
ing slavery in the Territory of Kansas -
The legislature has taken the bill up again,
and will probably pass it over the veto.
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Henry Warren. of Washtenaw, Mich,
lately recovered Sl50 for one of his ears,
it having been bitten of by John Van Rip
per.
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A few bushels Of Prince Albert aud 81. Helena Po-
tatoes on hand, which We can recommend as superior
for the yield, and exemption from the rot. They may
be had u U.s. or at the Grocery Of X. A.. BALDWIN, in
NarTen at 81 per bushel, or at a slight advance for
smaller quantities G. HAPGOOD & SON.
49, IL On En
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GTATE OF OHIO.
y COUNTY.
+. PROBATE COURT.

The following accounts. OF Administrator Execu-
tors and Guardians. having been filed in this Office. It
is ordered that they be advertised agreeably 10 law,
and that they remain on file for inspection and ex-
cep;ions until the "a Jay Of March next, when they
will be examined by the Court, and ordered to record
II no exceptions appear thereto. to Wit:
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Sealed Proposals for furnishing materials and
build n a Bridge over MahOning River IN BraceVille.
near the Grocery-call5d-entre Of the WOrl!-wiil
be received AZ the Authors Utice, Trumhull County,
Ohio unit one o'clock Fri Law the 9th Law Of March,
1850. Plans. and Specifications. to accompany pro
posais By Orier fCon nissionsrs.
o. L. WOLCOFT, County Auditor
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thurston & Eaton,
vs..
Enn- Ea-

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Tharston & Eaton, In Court OF Common
vs. Pleas Of TRANQUIL
Penn & Fem. } County.
BY virtue Of an Order OF Sale issued from the Court
o. Common Pleas Of frumhull County Ohio. to me di-
rected and delivered. I shall offer for sale at Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said county on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March. 1850,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. An and 4 O'Clock.
P. NJ. Of said GaS- the following described real estate
Situate in Hartford, In said county. and is ! p-rt OF
lot 20, and hOeDded as follows: North By land oEnei
By Lauren Meriam. east by the let line. south on land
owned by Mrs Rathburn. Mrs. Gould. Azel Tracy. L.
c. Jones, Mr. Ford aud pr A Hart. aud west by the
north and south center highway. containing forty and
4 hzllacres, including two and a half acres now
oEnedby Asher Robinson. which are not intended TO
be conveyed Appraised at
T~erm5-Cash-
A. B. UNA Sheriff.
Sheriff Oniee Warren. February %. ls6O -5x
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A TTACHMENT.
- AE- d ruiz, LIT

4 PLACEMENT.
"a Abram P. Tlden. PIG,) Before Joseph II. Vol
vs.. cost. Justice Of Psace OF
David Matthews dert. } Harrington Township.
Trumiull Co ohio.
On the 3Ist day OF January, AID 1850. said Justice
issued an order Of Attachn mt in the above action
for the sun OF SJI. 80 and costs Of suit.
Said cause is adjourned for hearing until Tuesday.
AIsreh 9utn. A. ID. is6O. A. P.
Farbiuptau. Feb. 18th, Co.
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The Gloucester Me0s says that couple
have Just been married in that town. after
a courtship Of thirty years
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WHY Will You DELAY.

Why will you neglect that disease which is taking
suoh deep root, and which gives you warning by that
hacking cough, that you are fast ripeHing for eternity 2
Why encourage that pain in the side. the raising Of
blood, those night sweats, or that difficult breathing.
which silently whisper in your ear that something
mast be done to save you fcom the grave OF the con-
sumpuye! Why act SO c~4relessly by permitting that
disease to destroy your health, aud hasten you 20 the
tomb from whence no traveller ever yet returned?
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH
Or death must carry you to your silent grave. Why
delay while there is ye. hope? Consumption is eaused
by impure humOrs OF the blood being deposited in he
cells Of the lungs. Hence. the lungs are like a spring
OF water, when rolled up by the dirt or mud, If clear
water constantly flows through the springs, impurities
or mud Will be conveyed away by the pure water Just
50 with the blood when kept in 4 clean or pure state;
Is It constantly flows through the lungs. it carries
away ali corrupt matter, and perfect health WILDE the
result. From two to four Pills taken every night or
every other night, or enough 20 keep the bowels reg
ular, viii in 4 reasonable time cure consumption
The reason these pills are used more than all others,
IS because they are made Of purifying vegetables, and
cleanse the body Of all corrupt matter, and drive out
disease Of every description, quicker and in a milder
way than any other Pills
DR.. MoRsE's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. Fe5. 1. COLIN
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To the People of
KARREN AND VICINITY.

DR. r. ]. LYONS has issued a
~ pamphlet eontaiuing = brief sketch Of his life,
Study and Extensive Travels, which can be Obtained
free OF charge At his office in Clevelaud, or az Camps
HaIel du, ing his appointed days, the 18Th aud 18Th OF
March Fsh. Is. '6O-In
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FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY o

AIRS NJ. A KING returns her arm
w est thanks 10 the public for the very liberal Gus
tun she has received from them during the past sea-
san. The would announce that she has just received
a large. varied. fashion3 able and beautiful assortment
Of Millinery Goods for Fall and Winter, 20 which she
worId respectful invite the atteEtion Of the ladies' Of
Warren and vicinity.
A liberal discount EAds to co Intry mill;ners. Re
pairing done TO order on short notice
Sept 81. 1853. ~ A. KING.
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THE State of Ohio. Trumbuli County
In the Court CT Common Pleas.
EAl'l'!s .-'.''' Motto. to defendant.

vs. Notice to defendant.
Henry A. Du Bots }
The defendant will take notice that on the 92d day
OF February, l7fD, the plaintiff fled his petition in
said CoErt. representing that on the lst Gay Of April,
1853, and up to the commencement Of this suit. he
was the owner IN Zee Of certain real estate in the town
ship Of Newton. Trumbull County, Ohio, known as
the south part Of lot No u, in said township. con
aiming about one LEnl red and fifteen acres OF land.
and that the defendant, we'll knowing the premises,
has, ever since the lst day Of April. l-5O. mainttinsi
and Kept up 4 mill dam across the MahOning River in
waters Of said river to be raised and flowed hack out
Of its natural channel upon and over a large poruon
Of said land. thereby greatly injuring and impairing
he use and value o. the same. and d~spriying plainsin
Of the benefits and prod-s Of said Land, to his DAMAGE
two thousand dollars, for which SUM he asks jddg'
uent gaInst defendant. Sail dele ndaut must an
swer by the 3-ta day OF April next, or judgment viii
be taken by default.
wM. FO2TER, aad cox. RATLIFF & sPEAR,
Feb. 90, lS6u--ew Att'ys for Pl'I.
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FRUIT TREES.
CRAP VINES. 3 :

We are expecting to receive from the Nursery Of
Ar. BonselI, Of salem. in season for the spring trade,
a select assortmsnt Of Apple Trees, embracing the
best varieties FOR this climate. We have on han Isa-
bella Grape Vines. New Rochelle or Lawtou EIsck-
berry. and a limited supply Of Peach Trees. all Of
which will he aofd IN rea aounhfe farms
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PPLICATION FOR PARDON-

y Notice is hereby given that an applicstio will
be male to the Governor Of the State Of ohio. for the
pardon OF William ? Yangorcer, convicted OF horse
stealing at the June Term. A D. lsj9- of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Trunhutl COuuty. Ohio. and sen
fenced % the Penitenliary fer the term Of six years.
Hah o. fSn -9v
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NEW FHRNE:
Ne9C Goods!

NO. t, NAN STREET.
MESSRS. MCCORMICK d LAIRD
VI Eoali respectfully inform the public that they
have purchased the entire stock Of
Crockery and Glassware,
belonging to T. J. MeLain. Jr.. and are prepared to
carry on the business at his old stand. We have
made large additions to the stock and are now ready
tn NIL any calls in cur line.
VS. have the largest and best assorted stock OF
Q-ueensware and Glassware in TruDbull County, to
which We invite general attention. We have two
beautiful patterns OF White Stone China unsurpassed
in quality OF style and ware, which give universal
satisfaction. Glassware OF every description. and =
good assortment Of looking glasses Every person
in van: Of CrOekery is invited to give US call, re-
HsUer EHderS0ld. Feb. &, leo,
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A%SSIGNEES' SALE

The undersigned, "a Assignee OF Levi Nichols. VII
ohvr tor safe. ~ the Stare room atelT occupied b
SAID Nichols in Warren. on Thursday. the 22nd day
OF MARCH. A. D l@6h, A large assortment Of Hats
Caps, really maize clothing. Cloths, CassiBe=Ss, gents
iurnising goods, trimmings and ether goods.
o. AL purchases Of ten DOLLAR AID over . credit Of
six months will be given. by note on interest Win
approved secarity, Sale 10 cOmmenc on said day
and continue from day 20 day until the entire STOCK L
sold.
CHARLES W. SIXTH Assignee.
Warren Tab. Is, 60-5v.
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u - n 81.
SEED POTATOES.

We will receive orders for, and procure bills Of
Eyersreens. from the extensive Nursery Of Mr.. Bon
sell, aad deliver them here at his retail prices. II or
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SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH
Gard to Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
THE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE


L latle and safe remedy or Female Complaints.
would respectfulls call the attention Of the Ladies Of
this country 10 il, feeling assured that in the lIachish
or Pereie Pills they will find a safe and never falling
for diseases arising from a deTaused aud DIS
ordered system such as sick headache. palpita.ion OF
the heat. loEness Of spirits, nervous affections, leu
cOrghra. &c.
lu removing s~tOppsges or distractions Of the men
ses, from whatever cause, they are iniaiibIe. The
suppression so common is speedily relieved, aud there
viii be no recurrence. il used according to directions
CAUTION.
There ARE TINES WHEN TuE HAcmsH OR PEECTx
Pitts sIInULD NOT BE TAKEN, AMPLE EXPERIENCE nav
ING PROvrN THAT THEY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT PREG-
NANCY, but INVARIABLY CAUsE MISCARRIAGE IT THEY
are TAKEN DURING The EARLIER MOSrns: MARRIED Ia
BIEz ARE THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGAISsT USING THEa
At sUcH TINEs-AT ANY OTHER TixE THEY ARE sAFE.
Full directions ~accompany each box aud package.
None genuine without the signature Of ENtIIE
NouLoS, Proprietor, Rue St. HoRore, Paris, or MAS
SOL 81 LAURIs. Importers.
Price, Sl-2i per box; Lalf boxes IS cents.
Sold wholesale and retail by WooBs & PEW and Z
SMITH. STRAITOs q Co.. Warren NJ. T. JEWELL,
youngstown Feb 22.-Gm
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE..
TIE Stockholders of the Niles and

EI!E stockholders OF the Niles n
1 Austintown Plank Road & Turnpike Co.. are
hereby notified to meet a. the office Of James Ward &
Co., on Saturday the 18th day Of March, for the pur-
pose Ct ele-ting seven Directors for the ensuing year
il II. MASON Sec. GEO. c. KEIS PresidenI.
Niles. FEBRUARY 18th, 1~s6O.-3E.
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NOTICE.
~ We viii receive sealed proposals for salary Of
Superintendent Of the TrumbuIl County lnhrmary 8.
from this date % the III day Of March. which prcpos-
ais can IL jea with either Of the undersigned. or
with the Auditor at his Office The term viii he one
year. Il IS requested that each one making a prcpo-
sal will state their age, the number sf children, and
their respective ages.
SAMUEL F~ANsLER) Board Of Directors
JOHN RUSH, Of Trumbull Co.
JACOB A IufrmaIy.
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9eatbs.

In Vienna Feb. 5th, Mr.. EDWIN GRIFFIN,
aged 2s-He left a widow and two young chill
dren to feel the sore afhietion.
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Samuel KistiSr,
vs..


THE State of Ohio. TrumbuIl County
l. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
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ORN


1000 BUSHELS Prime Quality Corn,
< shelled and Ears-fsr sale by
FEB. y, 90. PARKS K VENT.