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Total Assets of the Compsny--
III. Liabilities.
". Miscellaneous.

The greatest amount insured in any one risk, ex-
eept in special cases. is 100000.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
insured in any one city. tow or villago-depends
upon its size and how built.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one bloek-depends as above
The amount of its capital or earnings deposited
IN any other State. as security for losses therein
deposits made in Ohio herewith.
The Charter, or Act of Incorporation of said
Company, filed April 1856
II. KELLOGG, President.
WIN. B. CLARK. Secretary.
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BG- Drs Hazlett & Barbour will be
at Warren, National Housed Wednesday
and Thursday, February Nth and 18th.
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NUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

IA REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
sale at public auction. on the Saith day Of March.
1856 at 10 O'Clock. forenoon, upon the premises.
the following described real estate, situate in the
County of Trumbull and State of Ohio, to wit: be-
ing lot number SO in the village of Warren. subject
to the following conditions that there shall never
be erected or placed upon said lot 80 any building
whatever, within the bounds which may be de-
seribed by a line beginning at a point on the line
dividing lots IS and 80. one hundred feet north of
the south line Of said lots; thence running north
81 east, 81 feet; thence north 3o west, 40 feet; al
so part of lot3S adjoining said lot SO, and being all
Of said lot SO. except so much as was conveyed to
Zalmon Fitch, Simon Perkins and Ashael Adams,
with all the appurtences thereuntO belonging, be-
ing known as the Crater property at the corner Of
Main and High Streets in said village.
Appraised at S.0O0. subject to a rental dover to
Sarah Crater of 5000 per year during her life,
Terms of sale-Cash upon confirmation of sale.
WARREN PACKARD,
Administrator of Augustus Crater, deed.
Feb Z 1866 4W
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l13g Calvin Apologize VS. Same. Civil action.
40 Jane Davis VS. John NJ Davis; Divorce.
al S Tieehqrst Brother vs. AbellD Easton. Ap-
142 State Of ohio vs. Abram Bowers. Skedaddin g
l4S Same vs. Milo White. Perjury.
IA Same vs. Willard Day.
rs same VS. II I Adams. Assault.
tl46 Same VS. Same.
Ia Rebecca Ensign, by friend. VS. Dwight R Chap
man ct al. Civil action.
AS John McMahon vs. Sarah Fehr ct al. Motion
LAO Admir- Of Saml Ensign VS. Euniee c Knighton
$50 Thomas Pew VS. Henry 7 Adams. Civil action
Isl Henry Young VS. Edward Shafer ct al.
I2 Admir- of Horace Pomeroy, decd, ct al VS. Geo
L Kyle. Civil action.
action.
1a Garry C Reed vs. John R Woods ct al. Civil
l0 James Cook vs. John BOlen. Appealed by plf
l55 Joel Heathman vs. Eliza Heathman. Divorce.
lI Mary Ross vs. Horatio N Ross.
lB Annie ) Smith VS. Eliza Smith ct al. Partition
l59 Henry Alderman vs. Joseph Miner. Civil ac'n
100 ThOs MeQuistOn vs. Thomas Hall Attachm't
16l Esther G McColgin vs. Saml McColgin. Di-
162 Mark Geldwick vs. Albert Wilson and Chas W
Rice. Civil action.
1853 A~ndGewJaokson VS. John W jackson ct al
CiY.l action.
TENTH DAYS A~ssISeyNENT.
l6! Peter Shafer VS. Lorenzo Fairbanks. Civil ac'n
l65 Philip Clements VS. VIM Ball ct al.
loo Oliver III Patch ct al vs. Geo Shafer ct al "
l7 Lyle x Polhamus vs. John K Wood.
los Abraham Stroek & Co Va John Jones ct al 81
lSs State OF Ohio Is Wyatt Mckay. Threatening
10 Aaron Stow vs. Asahel Goodrich. To revive
judgm ent.
III State Of Ohio VS. Jas H Robinson etal. Assault
and Battery.
III Freeman Munson vs. Miles Munson ct al. Civ
l78 Warren Clark VS. Julia Ann seOvilI ct all
Partition.
ia gancS 7 E!s:1us vs. John W EIkins. Divorce.
1T5 Goldman, Berg 4 Co VS. John AeCaughtry ell
al. Civil action,
IT6 VIM II Scott VS. Sarah Scott. Divorce,
II Henry Cooper VS. VIM n Murphy. Civil ae'n
I8 Warren Packard VS. Thomas Hyde ct al "
l79 Mark Doyle vs. William Rylands. Injunction
$50 Erwin Ladd VS. Mary Z Ladd. Divorce.
Isl LIZ McGaw vs. John g Landaw. Civil action.
lS2 Cornelius Shafer VS. Olive NJ Shafer. Divorce
1S3 Henrietta White VS. Geo W White.
1874 The Trumbull Oil Co VS. Danl kesner. Error.
lS5 Chas Simmonds VS. Admir- of Thos Giddings.
Civil action.
lS6 Chas Smith, by friend. VS. VIM H Beardsley ct
al, Civil action
ISL John Pierce vs. Trumbull Oil Company, APP
pealed by defendant,
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Total liabilities
~. MiSPeIIaueOua

The greatest amount insured in any one risk, ex-
eept in a few special cases. is $4,000.
The greatest amount alloWedby the rules tO.be in
sured ia any one city, town or village, depends up
on its size and how built.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, depends upon its size and construction.
subject to the above rules.
The amount of its capital or earnings deposited
in any other State, as security for losses therein.-
None.
The Charter or Act of Incorporation of said Co,
as previously fled.
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All other claims against the Company
none --
Total Liabilities SIS 10,
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RaTDrs. HagIett & Barbour will be
at Warren, National House, Wednesday
and Thursday, February 18th and 18th,
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OFSTATE,O
COLUMNS. o., January Is. 1866.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy Of the Statement Of Condition of the New
England FIRE Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
five CENT STAMP Jas. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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DEATHS


In Pennington, Sept. 9th. JIMMY GAR
FIELD, Son Of ]. B. and Caroline Curtis, aged
Is months.
In Bristol. December 8. 1865, Of congestion of the
brain, JOHN NJ. CURTIS. aged 4S years and l
day.
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DEM IANE,s ECnAnE

CHARLES WHITES ESTATE.
~ The subscriber has been duly appointed and
guallhed as Executor on the estate of Charles
White. late of Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.
deceased. o MORGAN
Warren, Jan 81, 1856. Ste
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
q Iannnrr D 1aes

It is hereby certified that the foregoing Is a cor
rect copy Of the Statement fConditiOn Of the Mer-
chants insurance Company of Hartford, made to
and filed In this Office. for the year 1866.
lSEALI- witness my hand and seal officially.
lSTANPJ JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of Stale.
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Cash Of the Company on hand, and in the
hands Of Agents, and in course of trans
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New York Cattle Market.
n OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, OF H
MARKET

-AL OEhNANNg Oh AhANNA Al bAlT VI I'M
MARKET.
Monday, Jan. %.
The cattle market opened at Forty-four
street this morning with 1867 head OF
bullocks in the sale pens, including the
stale stock (about 100 head) left over last
week, and as there was a short supply of
first class, the morning price of the choice
cattle was a little higher than it was last
Monday, but it did not hold so through
the day, and at no time was the price of
medium or inferior quality cattle as high
as 1t was a week ago. This shows a regu-
lar tendency downward, and some of the
droYers appear satisfied that the top pri-
ces will o be down to l4(GI5c p 10 in
stead of l69(GlSc as they are to-day
We notice some fair medium quality.
Illinois steers at l4(GI5c, and there is
some rough stock at I2c, and lower. The
great bulk of the stock is voted medium
and inferior, and will sell at 14(Gl6c.
Probably some of the first sales of best
stock Will stand buyers over Is cents,
though that appears to be the asking.
price for the very best, except n or two
pair of premium" oxen sold at 2OCG23c.
per pound. The state of trade toward
HASHb AAOlCdlSs ludG u ROou many VI the
inferior quality will stand over till Tues
day, and perhaps a portion of them till
next week. The Market is certainly
overstocked this week with common cat
tie. The weather is softening and indi-
Gates more snow. Perhaps though it will
come rain as that is more in character this
1t is not quite as favorable for
as sharp cold would be, but the
is more favorable than some of
them expected at Albany, where there
were 260 carloads of cattle. There was
not, however, as many as usual over the
Road. The total here for the week,
so far, foots up 1880 head.
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ESTATE OF JOHN NJ. Gu TIS
II The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrative on the eStat Of
John NJ. Curtis, late Of Bristol, Trumbun COUNTY.
deceased ANN &. CURTIS, Adm'x.
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STATS OF CoNxECTIcUT, L,
n-.---A - II --- z \.

OUUNIl U uAEIFOEU,
George ID. Jewett. President, and Robert A.
johnson. Secretary of the New England Fire In
surance Company, being severally swOrL. depOse
and say that the foregoing isa full. true and correct
statement OF the affairs of the said Company. that
the said Insurance Company is the bona fde own
or of at least one hundred thousand dollars of ac-
tual cash capital invested in Stocks and Bonds, or
in mortgages on real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgsged; and
are they are the above described ofieeTsO f said
Insurance Company.
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THE E MARKET.

Receipts this ,242.
The following reports of sales of sheep
and lambs. by several of the sheep bro
kers, who sell on commission, will give the
average of prices per head this week /;
they are quoted per pound, live, for sheep,
7(GS2c; lambs, one
The Sheep Market has undergone a
change since our last report, favorable to
such droVers as happen to be on hand to
take advantage of the rise of nearly a
cent a pound. Every sheep in Sixth St.
was sold on Saturday, so that for once
there was no State stock to depress the
market at the opening on Monday. There
was, however, about $4,000 sheep in
Browning's pens, but the butchers were
on hand early, and trade openned sharp
er ct Sc r ID than it was a week previous
at 7(G7@c. Indeed, one lot of even 800
fine-wool sheep, which weighed lis I'd IN
Ohio and l03 ID here, sold at SIC = 10 with
20 culls out. Such pelts are worth So
each. None but the very best will bring
that price. Three carloads of the stock
received on Monday unsold, and this,
with only a small addition. Tuesday ap-
peared to be all that was required, and
trade was much less lively than the day
before, at the same quotations.
THE SWINE MARKET.
After report of last Tuesday there was
an active hog market, and sales were ca
silly effected at prices favoring holders nu-
til Saturday, when full arrivals and re-
ports of heavy shipments, combined with
a dropping Provision Market, caused
quite a depression, and prices since have
gradually receded but as the supply on
hand to-day is light and weather favora-
BILE, the following prices are fully sustain
ed; Best grades 10s0l02c; medium do.
I0t0l0sc. Their is a little difference in
the average quality of the arrivals now,
and therefore little variation in the ex-
tremes of prices. Western dressed, l24
Gl22c.
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ID EMAINING IN the Post Office al
LII Warren. State of Ohio. February y Z, 1866.

70 o5tain any of these iei.eTrs the applicant
must call for 'advertised letters give the date Of.
this list. snd Day one cent Tor advertising,
Office hours from 7:s0 A NJ. to $50 P. n.
c. M-PATCH Pm.
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HESITATE OF JANE S. FEM.
IL Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
hss oeen appointed and duly qualified as Executor
81 me estate Of Jane 5. Fem, Of Hartford. lately
ueeeased- B. FEM, JR.
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lSS State Of Ohio vs. Lewis Hewey. Larceny.
lSg Same vs. Chas Cleveland. Robbery.
IO WINS Pendergest VS. Sam1 McCleery ct al -
Civil action.
Isl Joseph McCaughtry vs. Levi Miller. Civil ac'n
w IhOs Larter VS. Jacob Smith. +"
l3 Olive BOsley VS. Dyson BOsIey- Divorce
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COWS n CALVES.

MILcH Cows.-Cows and Calves suffer
fewer fluctuations than any other live
stock. The tendency is gradually down
ward, but still a good, likely COW of large
size, with a calf by her side known to be
her own, will bring S125, calf included.
Fair COWS sell generally for s90GS100, and
thin, small cows at S60(975. The de-
mand is only for this week.
VEAL CGLvEs.-Few Calves are sent in
for sale, and these are quickly taken. 1t
is to be hoped that farmers are raising
more calves than formerly, hence the light
receipts. Fat Veals still command l4c
in some instances I5c for extra fine
veals, but the majority sell at I23(GI3c,
with small calves at 10c, and hobs at S3@
Sc each.
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Tuesday. Jan. 81

There were too many cattle left over
yesterday to make the close of the mar
ket look favorable to drovers. The
weather also continues to indicate storm,
and a fear of a thaw disinclines whole
sale butchers to invest largely, except at
declining prices. Good stock sold early
yesterday morning at better rate for dro-
vers than the previous week, solely be-
cause there was a scarcity of that class.
Medium and inferior were particularly
dull during the latter part of Monday,
and they are to-day, undoubtedly, selling
lower than last Tuesday, when the mar
ket was so much overstocked that a hun
dred head, or more, were left over. The
same thing will probably, be true to-day,
notwithstanding all the efforts of owners
and brokers to push off the stock at re-
duced prices. The market closes badly
for those who have bought cattle at high
rates.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

t. ). MeLAIN s SON, Agts.,
Jan 81 3w WARREN o.
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N ~ e. g.

Debts due the Company. secured by mort
gage on u~nineumbered real estate.-.. 10000
Debts otherwise secured, Loans on
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FIRST DAYS ASSIGNMENT.

ger ooEn Tor trial at the February Term of the
Court of Common Pleas, of TrumbuU Comfy
Ohio, Commencing February u. 1866.
SECOND TpTAT norr-rm
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YOajNG NIEN

Wbohsve injured Themselves hy 4 certain practice
ihdnlgedin NhenialOne.a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, at school, the effscis Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and. II no;
both mind snd BODY, should apply immelia' ely. u
d I What A. pitv that Young man, the hope Of his
country, the pridoOf his ,arents snoud he snstched
fom ali prospects and enoyments # life by the con-
sequence Of deviatng from the path Of ma, ure and
indulging in certain secret habit, Such persons
,nnaf- -hefnra nntemnlating n. - ~. = ?.
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RALh.RaAlI lfInIR TARlll.

u |H.|| - .
, Showing TIE arrival and departure Of trains At TO
lynbus Ohio. On apd after Monday. Nov. 10, 1856
trains viii run as follows:
iAttIe EiamI a ueIumhus a xenia R.R.
I .ci0..,sD (. i, .,.,,, rnAvp AArayh
Chicage, Circlevilie, aud
Ci cinnati, DAYTON & RiSs- s;'' o. '''' ~ = '''
= mond, Springfield via
Z Xsaia.I n Hllyboro and lAg rguA "a
Clncinnsti DAYTON, chm'd,
= Indianapolis and Hllsb0rO',
n Chilicothe and Marietta 90 a. M HOO a. m.
CiNqinpati. Dal ton. Spring-t,-oar oJt.o q
Il, fielf|gia Iphaonl y : J, 2:40p, m. 2:iop. m.
CinoinHad, DAYTON, Riehm'd iltNiH NlLlV 81
indianapolis G i'aso l'i IBUUGH B e. 'aS &s.S,. S m
b cleveland Columbus 4 Cln'ti II. n.
Night Ekpress..... 1876 Am. s:l5 4. NJ
S:f S: n: "a s%It sss:;; SS$
20 sus JAMES PATTERSON AGENT.
Central Ohio Railroad.
NMprpins Expre:s. 3 s;ss M l,;Gs p. M
AfnssVlll' Accommodation e! rEiB Il Az AGENT q m
z PittsBurE, CoInrnbls a Cin,ti II. IA,
lightning Expire q .H...... .sl950M. lO;5OA. NJ.
Mail n Accommodations. 500 NJ. $40 Z. ".
New York ExpreSs....,..... n:lO A. M. 1850 7. NJ.
This train, runs Sunday night, and pot ,Op Satur
op'sAJU4e HSt b. PETERS. Agent.
columbus and Indianapolis Central
q t2liu2 sse RailwaY- 9tq0evaVi) !,
Night Express :li;55 Z. NJ. 6;'O A. M
PIssssSsS ESD'ss' and As7;lu ,sas NJ
Day Express,,,-.,., .......liaO N. lliO A. NJ.
Chicago SSQ Hni n ;yv %seSt A. -
SAndnskys mansGIeId & Newark It. "a.
Z N,rxrr A auty
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ENDORSEMENT of the PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this establshpen'
within the last twenty years and the numerous i'm
ston, witnessed by the reporters of The Sun and
many other papers, notices Of which have appeared
again and again before thepublic besides hisstaDd-
ng as a gentleman of character and responsibility,
s a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted. 40
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
;upa1od d1y ~ 1901 Naifl sf1lH1iN Hn
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OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY.t I
Cnt rrlnFta np0f TX 1000

OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY.t
COLUMBUS, Dec. 10, 1866. J..
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiYed at thisLfice until .iauol9aID
Monday, December 31st, 1885, M
At 10 o'clock NJ. fOrfurnishing this Institution with
supp les as 70 lows: .1f 10Y tiuV lthA
275 bbls. Prime Pork. t33 y
Bids for a less amount than above specified, will
be considered. i.,t,ofe. .f. ~ L,
The Directors and Warden reserve the right t.
accept the whole, or only part Of the gu nifty
named in the proposal. g4ibA N@h slNe
reject any bid considered incOmpati 10 with the
interest Of the State. Each bid must be accom-
panied BY bond In the sum Of SO per cent. of the
amount involved, conditioned that the psriy max
ing the proposal will enter into and faithfully per-
form the contract if the same be aEaoed TO- him.
sf7f EHAS. U. WALCUTTs Warden.
joan MILLER, Directors. agl-rl.l-fI 10
/ JOHN HOUGH, yi)aE E'Ia i--ffDH doclFd2W
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s.n;c Oebilitv. DeCormitics speedily cured.
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: vtARRvAGF,

U Married. Persons OF sHqnng Men GonteuplH't
marriage henq aware Of Physical Weakness
gsnic Debility. DcGcrmitics. speedily cured NJ
NAV religiousy confiie in his honor as a gen'lemal
and conflently yrely.upOp his skill as physician.
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z Elpecisllv who have become the victims Of Solita
fy Vice, that dfesdcul and destructive habit which
yonng mer, the most exalted talents and hriian
Intollert who night Otherwise haye entranced list
nning Senates with the thuhders Of eloqtienco.i
walked 70 esstacy the living Tyre, may call With y
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ORGANIC WEAK ness
DR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons London,
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Ggeeesin the
United Ststes and thsgreater part Of whose ie has
deIphis and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled Yithp ipgipgin the hpad and cars lyhsn
sonnds, ashfuiness, with frequent blushng, attend
ed sometimeswIth arrangement Of mind, were cure
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,T4TIE TIa1yi y,iPpARTTCULAR NOTICE

DIR. J. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgence and tary bab its
which ruin both bodv and mind u fitting them for
either business, study, society, nr marriage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy efect'
produced by early ha6its,mgyouths viE; Weaknos'
Of SIGHT Lcss of Muscular Powet PapitatioD OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia Neryous lrritabllity, Derange
aent Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Svmnloms Of Consumption, &c. q u rra.H1 a 90.
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