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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16
NnW OR NEVER.

AM the city and engaged In selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee for the manuacure and safe Of
my Patent Improved Bee Hives, the virtue and superiority
Of which testified hundreds the worthy and
eminent Of country. The construction Of Hive
simple, and promise is the only Hive in the world known
which proof against the bee mothe Persons dsr0us Of
chasing either family county rights for the bee. Bee vs
world for few days st the Auction Rooms
Meszs Hardy Brothers, where will be happy see them
iuly20-u JOSEPH KENT.
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lIAGAZINES ron mABCH, 1860.

- p BARRELS strictly choee Neshannogh POtstoespur-
- chased expressly for seed % arrive on steamer Lebanon
- az. f1r sale lv MIZELL HOOPER 4 co.
Nos G and i 4rEa g#r4aa4
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One Square, one year, s9O-Each additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space cOntractcd
fOl, viii be charged for the excess
IN TIE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square the first FIr CENTS for eae
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published bo the Daily Weekly will
be charged the fu daily with half the weekly
added.
zraaseat Advertisements sss Be paid for at tie time Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16

pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county, rendered at the February 1860 case Of j.
L. Williams ct ais Jesse Speer al, will offer for sale AZ
the court house in Nashville Saturday the 18th day Of
next the tract Of land belonging to the OF Wilson Williams
deceased and upCn which said Williams lived up 70 the time OF
his DEATH situated about eight miles from Nashville, within
about mile Of the Gaan pike and the Louisville
vile Railroad, containing about 100 acres upon
comfortable buildings.
IERMs-S2OO will be required in cash, balance
credit OF i and years will be gven with interest from date
Notes With security required, and lien retained the land
until paid FIR. CHEATHkN, Clerk
felII-H
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LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE
N#I will sell on liberal terms bright " uAAtt0 ~
w about 30 years old, sound AID hehy go9q sesSnt
fsi ithful anu trusty. FUkMAN q w.
feha4dlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16

BR Thomas II TAYL0R-Dear SIR have been using the Yes
per Lamp sold by you, September last and per
ecty satisfied that Of the economical not,
most economical as we'll a. brilliant lights that be had. 1t
is easily managed and l. ulhestangly, recommend It 70 all
Outof thereachOf gas. ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16

From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
Tesper brilliant and beautiful Light, that
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Veper Gas Burner and retOr perfectly simple, that it
ge. out Of order, It explode.
The management Of the burner easily understood and
qures but te attention Keep clean and in good order
ordinary Tie light produced by the Vesper
Gas consider fully equal, in every respect any other kind
Of Gas light. JOHN NJ SEABURV,
T.. J. SEABURY,
H. S. PEACH
r.v-HT noa
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FRESH PEACHES.


q NST0RE Sud f0r sale small shipment of celebrate
z Fresh Peaches p cans, by ~ ~
NlZELL, HOOPER G. co
vstr1 Most ana Market street
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y}asbbiIIs anion an0 Ansritan.
any ssi FEI-Wee5ly 50; weekly 50.
80 og AaverslsInE.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TIE nATLY
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500 doz Scissors and Shears;
50 do Coffee Mills;
500 do Locks, alsorted;
2OC0 gross Screws
1000 doz Hinges, assorted:
50 do Sifters and Riddles:
500 Double and Single Shot
Guns:
500 doz Curry Combs;
100 do Scythes & Grass Blades
so DO Grain Cradles & Snaths
10000 lbs Berea Grind Stones.
lI,OO0 do assorted Log Chains;
1900 do asst'd Pump Chains.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
STAR AND CANDLES.

STAR AN ID ADANAANI NE CA DA4ESs
TENHE attention Of the public is invited t" the fact, that most
OF the Star and Adamanne Candles offered for sale,
Deficient in Weight,
So that what scd for pound actually weighs but IA IS
and packages marked 40 lbs m short three and
five pounds to the box
Many Candles that really to the pound branded
and sold making difference against the Of
pounds the box The variation usually made the price
not pTopooned to this difference, the following statement
shOW8:
Box OF seveus contains 247 Candles and sold for IS lbs,
which is the actual weight
Box Of IA or Short Wight sixeJ contains only 2iO
Candles, the seyens, and is sold for 4Olbs.
Surprising the price OF be 25 cents and the latter
Is cents there will be difference OF twenty cents in price, and
Candles in per box in favor Of the full weight
Candle retailers and consumers and this will BE increased i've
cents per box for every cent advance in price.
The subscribers have always Gade theT Candles full sixteen
the pound and marked packages at the real weight
which by testing them As their experience
in the business enables to article equal quality
any Market they solicit the patronage purchasers who
study their interest and the time
courage correct dealing. PROCTER GAMBLE,
feb17-d&w3m Cincinnati
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ANINVOICE OF BLACK SEWING SILK
just received and for sale cheap 70 the Trade only, BY
ifmar3f E7B p SHIELDS & CO.
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One Of these boats will in Cincinnati Nashville
all during season. ready receive freight at the
To in competition with the Railroads
have reduced rates for Passengers 20 Louisville and Cncn
natl to the following prices;
Cabin Passengers to Louisville, Sc 90
Cabin dc Cincinnati, ,...........-........ 9 90
These prices lower than Passengers travel the Rail-
road while charge for Meals and all people
who with acknowledge there comparison in the
comfort. A, HAMILTON,
decII II. II. HARRISON. Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16

E Annual Meeting over he Ten Broeck Course vii com
enoe esseond Tuesday in January, ls6i aud oooiinue
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
Clerrvmen in Iimhn.

The Rev. Henry Bulge. minister to the
Congregational Church at Camden. Oneida
county, New York, is now in Jail on sus-
picion of numbering his wife. He has been
a prominent clergymen. His wife was
found with her throat cut from car to car,
and was buried under the superstition of
suicide. Her remains were disinterred. and
on examination, evidence of poison WAS
found. The theory is that her husband
poisoned her, and then cut her Throat so as
to create the idea that she killed herself
The Rev. Jacob S. Harden. of Belvi-
dere. New Jersey. is now on trial charged
with poisoning his wife. The following,
from the opening speech of the prosecution,
viii give an idea of the case:
They were schoolmates when young. and
intimate. Their intimacy was broken and
they separated for some time until they
again were found together, and resulted in
marriage. Mrs. Harden was sent for, a
few days before her death, by her husband.
to stay with him at the residence of Mr..
Ramsey. where he was boarding. and where
she died. Suspicious of foul means, by
various circumstances, were excited. Mr..
Harden was looked for but was not to
be found. and was next heard of at the vii
LACE of Paramount. Va. He admits that
she died by poison, but alleges that she
administered it to herself; and that she
had communicated it to him under very
peculiar circumstances; he made 10 effort
to relieve her when suffering; changed his
name to that of James Austin after his
sudden disappearance, and in this name
en- aged to learn the Daguerrean business
at Mount Pleasant, IL the State of Vir-
ginia-HeraH
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Niles Correspondence.

Niles, April 27th, 1860.
Dramatically frstpubiie exhibition of the
Niles Dramatic Association will come off some
evening the present week;-(dre notice will be
sivenA The peiees to be enacted are the
Irish Yankee" a Comedy in three Gets. by
John Brurthash .-and the amusing farce Of
Cur CAL We have had the pleasure of "a
neen behind the Scenes" and find the members
have fitted up Mason & Robbins Hall in a meat
and tasty manner. Your fellow townsman
Mr. John Crawford is engaged in painting the
scenery &c. Mr.. c.. needs no commentator
ut our haRds:-the SIMPLE announcement that
Crawford is the Scenic Artist is a sufficient
guarantee that the work will he well done.
The fact tnat quite a number of young la
dies are members, "a feature always appreeia-
ted,) will justify US in predicting a crowded
house.
Literary-Among the-many institutions of
our village, perhar none are more worthy of
notice than the Franklin Literary Society.-
This association meets every Friday evening.
The exercises consist of declamations read
ing compositions, and the free discussion of a
different question, every evening. 1t has not
only been a good place to spend the long win
ter evenings, but has been the means of i'm
proving its members in public speaking. and
creating a general literary taste.
That Elopement Case.-In notice in your last
issue Caltho it's hardly worth noticiug) an arti-
Gle signed A Outsider" denying my report Of
the elopement case ia toto. In our humble
opinion. said article should more properly have
been sigaed ian insider. As far as the readers
of the Chronicle in This vicinity, are concerned.
my first statement needs no correction; as all
are too well acquainted with the ~circumstan-
ces, to doubt it. For the benefit Of your read
ers. not resident of Niles, in general. and An
Outsider" in particular. | simply state that l
have nothing whatever to ~retract. and could
have given more facts if l had so pleased.
I was solicited v the Editors of the Chron-
to give them from time TO time, items from
this neighborhood. Among others I gave that
of the elorement. simply as an tim, with TO
malevolent intention, whatever; and made it as
5ht as possible. If it to write over again,
the parties would be very apt to see what
Byron says everybody likes to see. ietheir names
in print.
Heavy Rain.-We have been visited, the
nast few days. with eopious showers. to such
In extent that at the present writing there are
Indications of another freshet.
Query-When are we to have that lecture on
Temperance from ]. r. Williams, promised so
,ftsn by a certain Order?
BUCKEYE.
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A CARD

S. 7. POMER0Y wishes TO tender his thanks to his
numerons customers aud friends in this vicinity who
have within the last ten years purchased ftanOs and
MelodeoEs from him for the very kind ana friendly
manner in which they have since my re establishment
in business here. recommended to me those wishing
10 pufehtsr Instruments thereby increasing the nun
her OF my sales beyond my expectation This expires
sion OF confidence and good will is very gratifying 10
me, as IL evluces that upon long and IN trough trial
they are vel satisfied with their instruments. II is
especially welcomed Snd appreciated by me at This
t me on accoELt Of the siren AouS ~eXelt'oGs Of inte-
rested parties 10 destroy ali confidence in me and my
instruments. 1 am hsPry to state that these attempts
have my Instruments stand uTon their own merits. and
othe-s- IL lite and health re spared ne l an certain
business thoroughly. and haze had lOEg and extensive
experience in it. NJ motto is mere satisfaction to
every purrhaser-and such shall be the case II il costs
me IT, price OF three pianos. / tuy the very hest Pi
amos | know Of. from several OF the hest makers. az"
any party can have their own choice c%onsulte' II
they have a preference. The last two years / have
sp-ut in New York. buying and selling pianos for the
CRY and western tTade-spenling much Of my time IN
the mtEuftctories. and obtained ouch valuable infor-
sla'ion In regard to thS latest and hest improvements
ia Pianos. l can therefore assure nv customers that
/ am thoroughly acquainted Nth the Instruments / am
rlling. and know them to be a. good as any made In
the world.
I su'joia the names OF a few prominent men IN this
and ueighhoTing towns who are among the hundreds
who have purrha-e1 If me wi.hin the las; ten years
aud {" whom l respectfully refer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

EOREIGN DRAFTS on England.
L Ireland. Scotland. Germany. France. and othsr
Errop- an Countries. sod hy IT.. NcLAlN * SON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

This week we furnish an extra which con-
tains so many of the laws passed at the last
session of the Legislature of Ohio, as are requi-
red to be published in the newspapers. We
have several reasons for this. First we wish
that those of our subscribers who may desire
to preserve them for future reference, can have
them in a compact form. SecOnd,-we wish
to relieve the columns of the regular issue from
4 mass of matter which some of our readers
might not consider very interesting. Third
thanks to our patrons. our advertising columns
being already as full as they ought to be. we
would show our appreciation oftheir kindness
As this is the fourth extra we have furnished
within the past year, we think they will &C
knowledge that We do appreciate their liberal
patronage.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

EXPLOSION OF A COFFEE Por.-A few
DAYS ago Mrs. Bartram, residing in SAMSON
street, Philadelphia, was dreadfully injured
by the explosion Of a coffee pot. A proper
escape for the steam had not been allowed,
and on Mrs. Bartram's taking hold Of the
pot, it exploded with tremendous force, de-
storying perhaps forever her evesight, and
injuring her body seriously. Her life will
be saved, it is supposed. but little hopes
are entertained of her ever recovering her
sight.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
congregational Singing.

large number OF his fellow cOuntrynen and
others. followed the remains of Mr.. Goehring. a
German, who was inferred in the old Cemetery
on Sunday, to the grave, and while there join,
co in singing Old Hundred, with most beauti'
full effect. We were distant from them at least
q fourth of a mile; but such was the number
and power of their voices, that every note was
distinctly heard As the full sound Of the 8 wells
and cadences of that grand old tune rose and
fell on the air, we could not but admit that in
congregational singing, our German friends far
excel their native born bretheren.
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The root. and til. leaves will be for the healing o

- @@@
! give such balm a. have ne strife
With nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands 1 never staia.
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
lie is n Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, r J.. LYONs, cures the
following Complaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence. viz:
Diseases OF the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Dr-psy in the Chest, Rhrumatisn- Neuralgia Fits
oTfAlling Sickness.and all other Nervous De
rangruents- Alec, all diseases 81 the Bioad,
such a. Serofula, Erysipelas. Cancers,
fsver Sores. Leprosy. and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms OF FEMALE Difficulties attended to with the
haPpiest results
1t Is hoped that no one will despair OF a Cure until
they have given the Indian Herh Doctors Medicines
\ fair and faithful trial il During the Doctors
travels in Europe. est indies. East Indies. South
Am erica and the United States, he has been the in
strument in Gods hand. to restore TO health ard VigOr
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more, thousands who were on the verge Of the gave.
are now living to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment, and are daily
exeluimiug-"Blessel he the day when FIRST we saw
aud psrtook Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references Of cures all be gladly and
eheerfuily given Whenever required
This Doctor pledges his word ami honor that he will
in nuvise directly or indirectly induce or cause any
invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability Of = cure.
R~ememher. consultation and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered
TPPOs Office address. BOX 1868.
Sep 81, 59-y r J. LYONS, VI. n.
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ACCIDENT AT YoUNGsrowN.-A fatal
and h~eart-rending accident occurred Oh
Thursday afternoon last which we learn is
as follows a little child of Mr.. Joseph
Crouthcrs, aged perhaps one year. and Just
beginning to walk. got out of the house into
the yard, and was walking about, when il
stumbled and fell, its head striking an axe
which had been placed in an upright posi-.
ton but a few minutes before by a wood
cutter at work for Mr.. C. The edge en-.
tered the ehild's head beteen the eyes, and
in less than two minutes it was dead
Pam Dealer.
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.,TERMS-One DolIarahd Finf Cents in
advance; Two Dollars, if payment is moi
made in
.1E0 Psperdisoontinued Hnsii all arr@srage1 are paid
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
iunlbps 4 Cincinnati Cleveland d Erie. and ClsT..
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSOlon, with Hacks to Chsgrin Falls, &c.
a. Msntua with Hacks fer Eavenna.
a. Braceville with Hacks for Newton FAILS. &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon. Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
= youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley aud theEce by P. IT. W
Il C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. 10. 1859. eHAs L. supt.
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Aid, to the Understanding.

B. Grange devotes his soLe attention to fur
nishing aids to the understanding of his fellow
citizens. generally. He is very impartial. and
is prepared with all the necessary materials tc
assist those who are in need, with anything in
his line, from the delicate ladY's slipper, (ol
Jsdy's delicate slipPer,) to the stoga boot with
sole an inch thick and studded with half &
pound of hob nails, all free gratis, (for a small
consideration.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

W. ~ bFNNNNNys
And BIZ all respectable Druggists throughout ths
country, Jan la. ts60-ly
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Carriages

Passing through the large warehouse of Il
c.. Belden, = day or two since, we found it fill
ed with carriage, top and open buggies, sulkeyi
&c,-ofall descriptions, got up in a sytle which
is not excelled in any of the eastern cities. w
do not affirm thatmore expensive and highly or
large cities, but those which are finished in bet
ter taste. and more servicable for the same ron.
sy, cannot be found in any place.
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N@S~%
Premium List.

This paper contains the List of Premiums to
beawarded at the next Trumbull County Agri-
cultural Fair. As heretofore in all cases, as the
time of holding the fairs drew nigh, We have
had many applications from farmers for the
premium lists, which We could not supply, VIC
suggest to those subscribers interested, that
they preserve this eopy for future reference, and
save themselves from disappointment, and US
from unnecessary trouble.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
JOB PRINTING.
Arrival and Departure of Nails.

PosT 0FFIcE. wIRRES. oHIo.
July list. 1859
YozHsstsvn daily, arrives . N. leaves u a.. m.
CtsnelGnd, dc do u an DO Bpm.
SsleR. do do nm. do Gam
SkaroH, arrives Tues Thurs sat. l0z a m Leave
same days at 2 p m.
" GreeHptHe arrives Man. Wed. Fri 9 p m Leaves
Tues. Thurs sat at IlE an
GreeHsbsrrh arrives Tues 4 Sat. by ? N. Leaves
Mon 4 Thurs. At : ~.
Tues & Fri attain
FarninrtsE. arrives Tues. L Sat. ~ le N Leaves
Mon. & F-i. At 70 N
csufsa. via Duck Greek. usnnah'S Mills. &c. arrives
FiiAys ~ : p m. Leaves saturdays At a IN.
Nails which leave at or before 2 > m. are closed
the preceding evening at Q p An Others are clO-
ssd half an hour rrevious to their denSrture-
7. 4. KEBB 2. n.
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Armt Snttlligtmt.
Nav Advertisements 4.

J. d. King-Attorney.
S. T. Pomeroy-Second Hand Piano.
S. Axtell-Farm for Sale.
MOser f Composed Flax Seed.
Charles Segar-Strayed or Stolen Horse.
z. E. Hutchins-Master Commissioner.
A. Yeomans-Legal Notice.
ABB. Lyman-Sheriff's Sales.
B. 4 D. E. Smith-Executors.
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Farm at Public Sale.

By reference to his advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that Mr.. Straight Ak
tell. of Hartford, will sell at Public Sale. on the
Eth of June, next. one of the best Dairy Farms
in Trumbull County; and on very favorable
terms. Farmers will do well to bear this in
mind.
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NEW
Avn IN ETn,n cEnnn

u Every man. woman ard : liid that secs them
ais in love " In those sInlil irOA Case Pianos q
3 IardDsn. GRAY ( Co simaiy hecanse the can't he'll
l. All. 1Om The great pianisIs TEslherg. Mason
and Stte-. 10 : q to the mpst unprztsnding Anlteurs
al give their -ritten aud verbal EXPIRES sions OF ad
mirztiOn q them They are much smaller in sire
gate IS large iH mEste, hODerer-i OF beautiful far
riturr the tuue ami action are perfection iIsrif-no
Thing can be mare for any IenEil
uf t;ms. ard cost mnie than stu less Ter style than
he old fshIInei oues They sell = good deaf ftsIei
.han hot cakes" uBe Of IN. N can he seen for d
few days II my store. Cali 5000. Can't keep it long
March 81. s. L. 10 sERuY-
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A few bushels of Prince Albert and st. Helena To-
tatocs on hind, which We can recommend 5 superior
Tor the sirid, aud exemption from ths rot They NAV
se had Of u. or at the Grocery Of Il. A. Baldwin. in
Ware at 81 PER bushel. or at a slight ADVANCE for
smaller quantities. G. HAPGO0D & SON.
Warrpf, Erh % 20
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enhancement.

Wa are glad to see the work of grading the
Public ground north of the old bridge, com,
meneed. 1t is capable of beisg made an Orna'
ment to the town, instead of an unsightly COM
mon, as it has been for years.
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RELIABLE

CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Capital Stock, 100000.
Paid up CapI al and Surplus, s]2j,000.
WELLS -sOUTHWURTu, Pres.
LEVI B. BRADLEY. Sec'y.
This Company has been in operation Ave years, and
during this time u has acquired 4 reputation FOL
SOuudness. pr0inptness and hOnOraAle dealing. sec
Ond TO no Company in the Unit-d States. Its stock
is owned by the PRINCIPAL men Of wealth and bust
ness inland about New Haven and among them il
JGige W. W. Eoardman, known farOrably In thi.
community as n man OF wealth, AMI As a large land
oEuer in Ohio. THIs COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY. AND
HAS NEVER YET LIrIGATED ANY Loss. Mar. .. 90.
Every business Man shoull insurei Country Mer
ehauts will hnd it 10 their advantage 10 in sure in COOL
STOCK Comp3f les.
Farm property insured ] year for y per cent.
years for II Per Ct aud 5 years .or . per Ct upon the
an. unit insured. without premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies.
By J. y. ASPER,
Tsb 1Sh lG61-fv Agent. Warren. o