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Lake Erie Press Association.

The above named association met at
Erie, Pa, on Thursday last, to elect
officers for the ensuing year, and trans
act other business. The attendance
though not large, was respectable in
numbers, and 8 hormanious and agree
able session was held. The press of
Western New York, North Western
Pennsylvania and North Eastern Ohio
was represented by delegates. Officers
for the present year were chosen sS fol-
lows:
President-Hon. JOSEPH II. STERRETT,
Erie, Pa. Vice Presidents-Col. j. II.
CoGswELL. Titusville, Pa, and ]. E.
Bishop, jamestown, n. Y. Secretary
]. E. RUPERT, C~onneautville, Pa. Treas
urer-WnL1Ax RfrEzRL, Warren, y.
The time for holding the regular an
nual meeting was changed to June,
the place 10 be designated by the off,
GERS of the Association.
JEssE II. LORD, Esq, editor of the
Scientific American, who was present at
this meeting, was chosen 70 deliver an
address before the Association, at the
June session.
After transacting the business before
it, the Association adjourned to meet at
Browns Hotel, for supper. About 9 P.
NJ, the members assembled and sat
down to q most elegantly and bounti-
fully spread table, ladened with the
Injuries of all the seasons, whose ARE
excellence were discussed with ar edi-
torial gusto and thoroughness that
would have exhausted any other sub
ject. The fraternity gave evidence Of
being gentlemen fine taste-for good
Yictuas. The supper wasa credit to the
proprietors ofthe hotel, Messrs. LOOMS
& Tyler, gentlemen who understand
the science of keeping a good hotel.
We have not room to attempt to repro
duce the sparkling toasts and brilliant
responses, together with the many
pleasAntthings that were said, suffice it
to say it was one of the most agreeable
occasions of the kind we have enjoyed
in a long time, and one not to be soon
forgotten.
We would ike to speak at some
length of matters in the handsome city
of Erie, had we time to do SO. Our
short visit gave usNa very favorable i'm
preston of the place. Should any of
our readers visit that city, we would
commend Browns Hotelas ahome-like
place to stop. One of its proprietors
Is Nj. Wm.L TYLER, a gentleman who
has q goodly number of acquaintAnces
in Warren, and who has, also, pleasant
r-ecoIlections of the fair ones of our
place. Mr.. Tyler will always be glad
TO meet visitors from Warren, and will
take especial pains to render their stay
at Browns Hotel, agreeable. AT least
that is our experience.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-20

/ The Southern Relief Committee in
New York, report the restitution in
South Carolina as appalling.
A tenement house, corner of Central
Avenue and Melancthonstreets. Cincin-
natl, containing q dozen families. was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
One woman was burned to death.
The Fenian General Gleason, says
the vessels reported arrived in Ireland
were dispatched from New York; also
that Stevens is in Ireland at the head
of three hundred officers, all known to
have left New York.
The bounty bill passed the House
yesterday, substantially as reported
from the Committee. 1t gives all hon
orably discharged soldiers SS3 per
month, deducting all Government,
State and local bounties received. 1t
also allows soldiers to prove loss of dis
charge.
Private dispatches received at New
York yesterday, state that the land
lines through Ireland, connecting Lon
don with the Atlantic Cable, went
down on Thursday night, but were
working at noon yesterday. As these
lines traverse the district in rebellion,
it was supposed to be the work of the
Fenians.
Several leading Republican members
of Congress and others, among whom
were Raymond, Bingham, Hubbell,
auckland and Delano, held a protract-
ed caucus night before last, in Wash
ington city, for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether q compromise might
not yet be effected between the Presi-
dent and Congress. There seems to be
little doubt that the President is will
ing to agree upon a plan for the pur-
pose of accommodating the views of a
majority of Congress, provided they
would meet him half way. But it APP
pears that there is nobody that can
speak for a majority. Hence the diff
Guilty of bringing abont the proposed
arrangement.
In Jasper county, Missouri, last Sat
urdsy week, three men charged with
horse-stealing and murder, were taken
out and hung under a decree of Judge
Lynch; and on Monday following
another was hanged, and one who at
tempted to escape was shot.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19.
Gold closed last night st 1868.
The final evacuation Of the Mexican
capital BY the French forces took place
on the 9th inst.
The famous ex-rebel steamer Sumter
is reported lost in the North Sea.
The bill comforting suffrage on ne
groes has passed the Tennessee Ligis-
lRture.
Miramon has been defeated in two
battles fought with Gems. Escobeda
and TreVino; in the latter battle Mir
anon was shot through both legs.
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DEATHS


In Rowland. on the ID Of Feb. Mrs. MARY A.
HUNTER, widow Of George Hunter deed.
aged So years.
In PlatteviHe, Grant Co., Wisconsin. Jan, 18th.
1867, Capt. ERASTUS WOODRUFF, Sen,
formerly of Burg Hill, this county, aged 81
years.
Obituary.
The community in Champion hsve lost a kind
neighbor and az enterprising citizen. and the
family an afectiOnate husband and father in the
death of jacob Beck, mentioned in the last num-
Der of the CHoNIcLE. Mr.. Beck was in the 18Th
year Of his age. He was anative Of Baden. Ger
many. and came TO this country when he was II
years Of age. and has resided in Trumbull coun-
" for the last n years. Six years since he came
to Champion snd was extensively engaged in
business up to his last sickness.
Som weeks previous to his decease, and while
that be was impressed that he should not live
long. All that medical skill. and the kindness
and attention ofneighbors and friends could do
was done. but failed to turn the shaft of the de-
st-oyer. He that numbers our days and appoints
the bounds Of our habitations called. and the
call painful as IL may be to Borrowing friends
and relatives, must be obeyed. The funeral was
attended on the 18th of February. BY q large
number of sympathising friends and neighbors.
PRAYER was offered and remarks made at th e
home by Rev, 3. Walker, of the Presbyterian
T.. Baker in the Lutheran Church in West War
rem of which the deceased was an esteemed
member. The family wish to express to their
friends and neighbors their thankfuh8ess for
their kindness to them in their sorrow and Attic
ton. W,
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The Lite Corporal: though styled a children's
paper. is a~general within itself. 1t is master Of
the situation, and has the key to every child's
heart. The terms are only one dollar a year
PiQua (0.) Democrat.
Sample copies telling all about the
splendid premiums for clubs,) sent for ten
cents. Address Alfred L. Sewell, Pub.
Usher, Chicago, Ill.
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CTANDARD BOOKS.
- We have on hand and for sale. the follow
in@ standard works:
SCOTS notes on the Bibles vols.
Sccst's aOtcs.ou the New Testament,
The Encyclopedia o. Religions knowledge,
Chambers Encyclopedia Of Universal Know
iedgs-S vols,
do Miscellany Of Popular Antiquities,
The WaYerly NOYels-6 vols,
Hodges Outlines of Theology.
Carpenters Human Physiology,
Goldsmith's Natural History,
Redfeld's Comparative PhysiognOmy.
Jays Morning and Evening Exercises.
Theirs French R~evolution-2 vols.
BOsWelPs Life of DR., johnson.
Br0wnelPs C-Omementary on the Prayer Book,
Lippiucott's PrOnouneing Gazetteer.
Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
Lord Byron's Life and Letters,
D'Aubigne's, History Reformation.
MOzarts Letters-2 vols,
Humes' History Of Engiand-6 vols.
CoOper's LeatnerstOckirg Tales,
Youmanis Household Science,
Burder's Village Sermons.
Feb IS. 1867 f DUN 0i0
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Misappreh ension.-Common taters. said Mrs.
sermon-he having alluded to some eommenta-
tors of the good book-common taters. she con-
tinued. wen all sorts ~oftaters are poor enough
but what has that to do with the gospel? Not
haIfso much as the J. N Taylor Gold Med al Soar
has, for that will make the outside of the plat
ter clean if not the IL side besides it keeps folks
from seolding or complaining. it is the best soap
and needs no revival.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Jacob Grove plaintiff, vs.. Ezra Haskell:
defendant. In the Court of Common Pleas Of
Trumbull County, Ohio. The said Ezra Has
kell, defendantin the above action, will take no
tice, that the plaintiff, Jacob Grove. did on the
18th day of February, 1861. file his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull CO.
Ohio, against said defendant. setting FORTH
ceiyed and converted to his own use, a large
amount of money belonging to the late firm Of
Grove 4 Haskell, composed of the parties to
this suit. and has refused to render any account
to the plaintiff, of the state of the partnership
accounts and ssSets, Plaintiff prays for an Or
der asking defendant to account, apd for q de-
cree 70 ray oyer The amount that may be found
que 20 he piaia.sa. "a oT331s o. @s=cameh1
has been issued in said action; the defendant
IS required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 9th
day Of March, A. D., 1851.
TAYLOR i JONES,
Feb %, lS57-6T Att'ys for Plaintiff. .
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Farm for Sale.
MUSICAL CONVENTION,

A MUSICAL CONVENTION
Awin be held at Presbyterian Church. Rins-
man, o.. commencing on Tuesday. Feb. 25. 1867.
atlq p m, to centnge toqr days, and close
GRAND CONCERT, under the direction Of
Prof J.6- TOWNER. of Rome. Pa, Assisted
by the able Pianist. Mrs. Addie n cGranahan.-
There will be three Sessions per day, Of two
hours each. commencing at 10 O'Clock. q. m. 2
and ]. ,. m.
Particular attention will be given to voice
training. as taught By Carlo Bassini. whose sys-
tenn is acknowledged by Yocalists the best
taught in the world. The "Psalm-King," Dust
out,D the latest and best book By 7. E. Perkins,
will be furnished for use in the Convention free.
Admission to the Convention q Concert Sl,OO
80. .
P.S.-0ne Of the Superb Brown &PERKINs"
Pianos will be used on the oecasion-and will
be for sale. Singers from q distance, will be en-
tertained in private families. at reasonable
rates. JAS. MeGRANAHAN,
Conductor Of ehildren's Musical COM
Feb Is. 1867. 2-t Business Agent.
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A5-Sincs our notice Of Seward q Bentley's
Alisma We have heard considerable said about
it, and all praise it so highly, we think must be
a fine preparation for the hair. One gentleman
in speaking ofthe Alisms.says his hair was quite
gray before using it, but now it is as fine and
good a color as when a boy.
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New Advertisements.
Orwell Normal Institute.

THE ATTENTION of the Pub
Il lie is again invited to this School. which,
N a modest icdy, is trying 70 do a good work
Our special object is to st Teachers for the res
ponsible work of the School Room, and to fur
nish to all the means Of acquiring a thoroughly
practical education.
Particular attention IS given to VOealand In
strumeptal Music, and Bookkeeping. A course
Of lectures In the Natural Sciences. accompa-
MED with experiments, will be delivered du-
ring the spring term.
boarding and faeilitie s for self boarding, can
be had at reasonable rates.
The Spring Term will mme March 19.
1851. For further particulars send for q Gaia
logue, or Address, II. U. JOHNSON,
FEB 70. 1857. Principal.
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Certificate of Authority.

Certificate of Authority.
Go expire on the 31st day Of Jan. 1851
Ofico of the Auditor of State.
Insurance Department.
Columbus, Ohio, February 7, 1871
Whereas. The Security Insurance Company
located at New York, in the State ofHew York
has fled in this Office a sworn statement
Of the act TO regulate Insurance Companies
rot Incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed
April s. 1856, and amended February 9. 1854;
and the act Ito regulate Foreign Insurance
Companies" passed April 5, 1866: and. Where
as. said Company has furnished the undersign-
at least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars invested as required BY said acts and,
Whereas. said Company has filed in this Of
ONCE g written instrument under its eorpo-
rate seal, signed by the President and Secre-
tary thereof. authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this State to acknowledge ser
vice of process. for and in behalf Of said Com
pany according to the terms of said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of the hrst
section of the Aforesaid act. /. JAMES d. GOD-
MAN, Auditor of State of Ohio, do hereby Ger
tify that said SECURITY INSURANCE,
act the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance
in this State until the thirty-fTst day of anu
airy, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight.
(Seal.) In Witness Whereof. ] have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my Office to be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of state.
By James Williams. Chief CLERK.
ALMOY D. WEBB, Agent,
Warren, Ohio.
Feb 20. 1861.
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. sSIGNEE'S SALE. at Warren

A SSlGNEES SALE. at Warren,
n Ohio, at the old stand ofC. A LYMAN.
successor Of Geo. A. Purinton. No.6 Main street.
Rare chance for bargains. Grand place to in
vest greenbacks. Six thousand dollars worth Of
goods consisting ofa choice assortment Of La
dies and Gentlemen furnishing goods. Hats,
Caps, Millinery Goods, &c, Will be sold at pTi-
vate .Assignee's sale. This ontire stock must be
disposed of within 20 days from date. and will
be sold at great sacrifice. Milliners and Mer-
chants will find that goods, which they will re-
quire in their regular trade. can be purchased
here at lower r ties than the same goods can be
got in New York or Cleveland.
JOHN HUTCHINS,
Feb. 20. 67--f Assignee.
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Success. The enormous sale of GOES DYS-
PERSIA CURE is in a great measure to the
fact that those who use 1t are cured and tell
their friends and neighbors of it, so thousands
of tongues are advertising this cOnqueror Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and kindred evilE.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

$4,000
~ ], @. Case. VS. James N. Dickerman. and
Z. Gilman. in Trumbul Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
said Court in the above named case and to me
directed and delivered, I shall expose to Public
Sale, at Che south door of the Court House, in
Warren. in said county, o., on
Saturday. the Esd day OfMareh. 1857.
between the hours Of I and 4 o'clock, P. NJ. Of
said day, the following described real estate to
witt Situate in Mecca township No. o In the
third range in the Connecticut Western Reserve.
and State Of Ohio, and which is known as the
Section No. u in Kirkland tract, the came being
in township No. 6. in the third range Of town
ships, and is h bounded as follows, to wit west
on the centre Of the highway; North an.lands
owned BY Mr.. A. Williams East by lands oWn-
ed BY Ralph Meaeham; South on lot line, and
contains seventeen CID acres Of land. Also q
lot Of land situated in the township OF Mecca,
Trumbuli county, Ohio, and is known as being
the northWe est part Of lot No. Is, in said town
ship and is bounded as follows, TO wit: on the
north by section No. y; on the east BY land
owned by Samuel Buck south by land owned
by J. A. Chafee. on the west by the highway.
Containing Forty-three 4S) acres. be the same
more or less.
Appraised at S--Terms cash.
Sherif's Office, :. M. LAIRD,
Warren. Feb. lS.ls57-5W J sheriff.
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Certificate of Authority.
TO expire on the slst day Of Jan. 1862


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.l
Insurance Department,
Columbus o., { Cd. II. 1867.
Whereas. The NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at New
York, in the State of New York. has filed in
this office a sworn statement Of its condition. as
required by the act 10 regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of
Ohio" passed April s. 1856, and amended Feb.
9, 1876, and the act TO regulate Foreign Insu-
rance Companies" passed April 5. 1866 and
Whereas. said Company has furnished the I'M
designed satisfactory evidence that It is pos
sessed of an actual Capital Of at least One Humid
red and Fifty Thousand Dollars. invested as
required by said acts and. Whereas, said Com
paDy has filed in this office a written instru-
ment under its corporate seal. signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company in this
State to acknowledge service of process. for and
in behalf of said Company according to the
terms of said act of April s. 1856.
Now, Therefore. in pursuance OF the acts
JAMES ii. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said New
York Accidental Insurance Company Of New
York is authorized to transact the business Of
Accident Insurance in this State until the
thirty-frst day of January, in the year one
eight hundred and sixty-eight-
lSeal.l In Witness Whereof, l have hereun-
10 subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my office to be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor of Safe.
By Jas. Williams, Chief Clerk.
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HOFF'S A EXTRACT
BEER OF HEALTH.

THIS VALUABLE and Renown-
ed preparation favorably known for many
years in Europe, and applied with the greatest
success during the last European Wars. lsee
official reports below.) IS now introduced into
the United States of America.
As a nOurishing and palatable drink. and as
desirable table beverage, it is indispensable to
the sick and enervated as well as to the heal
thy, ewing TO its agreeable Taste and. diatetlc
effects. As q remedy il invigorates the whole
system. and cures disorders of the stomach.
dyspepsia. loss of appetite. do obstinate ca
tarrhs. Coughs, hOarseness, &c) s~crofrla, choros
sis, and cases of ineipient consumption, by its
wonderful combination of herbs.
As q nutrient it is invaluable and extremely
beneficial to the enervated, the conTslescent
(after eZhausting sickness to women nursing.
(increaSi1g the secretion of milk,O and 20 per-
sons Of all ages and both sexes, from Its
stengthing and alimentary properties.
PRICES.--One Dozen, $3.50. Half
n Dozen S3,25. Less than half n dozen
60 Cents per bottle. with a discount to
Wholesale dealers and Physicians.
WIN. SCHEIHING. Sole Agent.
Kings Block, Warren, o.
Feb. 60. lS6l-st'
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL The Erie Railway Company, defandRph,
viii take notice. that on the xth day Of JanR-
airy, AID. 1867. IthielJ Lockwood and EdHin
II. Lockwood. partners under the drm nanaofL
J. Lockwood & Son. plaintiffs. fled their pe6-
tion in the Court ofcommon Pleas Of Trumbuu
County. Ohio. setting forth that onths 18th day
of August. A. d. 1856. plsintiM eGased- 70 be
shipped upon the cars Of said defeneanh st
Salamanca. State Of New York fifty barrels Of
Carbon Oil. Of the value Of two thousand dol-
lars. consigned to j. Harris Jr- Boston. Mas.
which said defendants undertook and promised
for hire and reward. paid or to be paid. totrall-
port the same to the city ofNsE HoFk, aud then
send to said eocsignees yet said defendanks
Wholly failed to transport said Carbon OIL Is
per agreement. and BY the nesigsnes andeers-
lessnessofits servants and agents twas entire
ly lost. to plaintiffs damage In the sam Of tive
thousand dollars. for which he asks judgment
and costs Of suit. There has been an order Of
attachment issued and s1eyy madernpon prop
erty of said Defendants Said dsfendAnts are
notified thatthey musf answer BY The sd day Of
March, 1867, or judgment win be taken against
them. q HfDE-
Jan 80. 1S6T-6W Att'ysfaE Plaintiffs,
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Office Of the Auditor of STATED
Columbus. o., Feb. u,1s67.)
It is hereby certified, that the foregoing is q
correct copy Of the Statement Of Condition Of
the New York Accidental Insurance Company
of New York, made to and filed in this ONCE,
fortheyear 1861.
[Seal.l Witness my land officially.
JAS II. GOODMAN. Auditor Of State.
By Jas. Williams, Chief Clerk.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, l.
County Of New York. U.s.
William A. Bayley, President, and Edward
Greene, Secretary of the New York Accidental
Insurance Company. being severally sworn,
depOse and say. that the foregoing is q full, true
and correct statement of the affairs Of the said
Insur anee Company. and that they are the
above described officers thereof.
WIN. A. BAYLEY, President.
EDWARD GREENE, Secretary
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ALMON D. WEBB. Agent,
Warren, Ohio.
SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
0NelSon 7. Osborn, er. al. Us. Alfred *. Rob-
inson. In Trumbull Common Pleas. BY viz
tue OF an order Of sale issued out Of saidCOurt,
in the above named ease and to me directed and
delivered, 1 shall expose 20 public sale a. the
south door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said county. On
Saturday, the 23d day OF March. 1867.
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock,
2. m. Of said day. the following described
premises. to-Wit; Situate in the Township OF
Mecca, county Of Irumbull, and State Of Ohio,
known as q part Of Lot No. IA, Ely tract, and
bounded as follows. on the north BY 4 public
road, on the east by lands sold By Robert Tay-
Tor, TO DR.. Townsend. on the south by the lot
line. on the westby land formerly owned by one
Andrews, containing about nineteen and one
half acres ofland. Appraised at
Terms cash. SETH N. LAIRD Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren o., Feb. 20. lS67-5w
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FGAL NOTICE.

LNotiee is hereby given, that on the 2lst
day Of January. A, D., 1867. Lucy J. Jones fled
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Trumbun CouAty, Ohio, against Oscar n Jones
and Clarissa A. Jones, praying for the partition
toTrship Of Bristol. IN the county ofTrumhull,
and State of Ohio. being part Of Lot No.H and
bounded north By lands Of -Eoons, and c.
Hescoek; east BY the highway south By Kill
mans lands, and west by lands Of Q. J. Mstca1f
and c. Hilman, more particularly described IN
said petition. Said petition il still pending, ard
will be for hearing at the March tern Of said
Court for 1867. TkYL0B JONES az
Jan 3 1s67-6W Attys, fer Petf.
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Office of the Auditor of State,
HMH--L-.- n IL &C.

OAlce OF Lle AuolloI OF SIaIes
Columbus, o. Feb, Z. 1867.
Its hereby certified that the foregoing is q
correct copy Of the statement Of the condition
of the Security Insurance Company Of New
York. made 20 and fled IN this Office for the
year 1867.
Seal Witness my Hand and Seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN. auditor Of State.
By Jas Williams, Chief Clerk.
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Subscribed and sworn before me. this 9Th day
of February, 1857, as witness my hand and OIL
cial seal. JOHN BISSELL,
[Seal Is Cent Stamp Com. for Ohio.