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NOTICE lie hereby given that al

IN the meeting Of the Commissioners OF
Trumbull county, Ohio, 70 be held In War
rem, on the n day OF June, in the year
1871, there viii be presented 70 said COmmis-
siOners q petition TO vacate 50 much Of q
county road running on the township inr
between the townships OF GustsvuS aud
Greene as extends from the COwden road, 20
called, TO the next road south thereof, q dis
lance OF one mile. said petition setting fOrth
that said road IL impossible, dangerous and
useless. May 10, lS7l-4ts
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The President is reported as saying
that he will o initiate measures for
executing the Law Of Congress for the
protection Of loyal people Of the south
against the Ku KIux outrages. Go for
the scoundreis, Mr.. President.
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RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE.
S~I1,OsI,s54 go.


The ETNA OF Hartford, the oldest Company Of America excepting tWos q q million
dollars larger than any other Company Il larsert than II the ohio Companies combined;
had cash ne0ms in iao more than tEes as hrgs as the entire h0s paid By All Conpa-
mics sin Ohio; and the interest Alons & its accumulated wealth, (which q us savings %
half aeentuE, n paying losses to the msunto more han 48000oJE as n 1916
greater thar the nett assets OF any ohio Company. excepting thre -r--r~
The ms CO. OR NORTH AMERICA, Of Philadelphia dates back to the American Rsvou-
uoua and by nan yeas me old st Company OF this continent; has the largest nets sur
pIusof any Company-is stock selling asOver three hundred per cent? has worked Its
wal up Through m0et than three quarters Of acentury &c Is prsent prRd podion. pay
ngIoss 4 over RLNO0O promptly and honOrabI.
The INTERNATIONAL a TONKERS Of New York an chartered and governed BE- the best
insurance laws In the world and In point OF wealth, JudkdoHs management and fair
dealing they stand In the from rank
The AUDITOR OF OHIO zyst In lis report Of 1870: The day has gone b. for doing q
insurance busnes OF credit To obtain business company musth have large, sond,
cash capital . . e . Irepeat M advice OF tyeEs that small Companies
by twos or hResh bad better amaganate consolidate. Or no ut There IS prospect
OF SUGGEST for smsna ms weak Companies each succeeding year -
b IT KNOWN that there's at this date q LITTLE Ohio Company, having a net eapAnl 81
about 00 M rskst o the amount Of S3GOM0 Thus It appeas thatnt shoutd loose
81 0otn svsryS lOO at risk i would th It's omce furniture even q ~ The st loss
b name OF o or each II the Companies represented At this Agency b q household
world having been auiniart 10 boysw ID are o. old men TheE vast penence - Iheh
| a toTsro Of strength whrhs should nspirsh the greatest confidence Neat carefully written
policies ~ dthera the above named Companies may 70 bad al this Agency and 81
tnmsa as hv@abls IS M responsible Company 0n oRE All kinds OF property ne ~
IIpsuredb ute speeala attention Is given to- the insurance II DWELLING and FARM roper
yS ebo5s Churches d Public Buildings fort term OF tarssa and i've yearI In cssOf
loss the insuredm ayr rely upon the prompt assistance o. responsible local Agent
GEORGE P. HUNTER, Agent,
M,sb a pgly Market Street. Warren. Ohio
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DEATHS.

NoGoe ofdeah free-ObludTV me cent? per Hne
In Cleveland, April 18th, 1871, at halfpasf s
p H. A- J.. TAFT, aged S. years
In Londstown, on Tuesday morning, April
18th, THOMAS CAMPBELL, aged 81 years,
2months and ls days.
At Oswego, n. Y, April 18th, 1871. OF con-
sumption, ROSA E KYLE late Of Miles.
aged Hyears n 10 months.
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STATE OF OHIO, L.
CoUNTY OF TRUNBULL,J
I. Kirkland ". Fitch, Cashier Of the Trum-
bull Nat. Bank, OF Warren, o.. do sOlemnly
swear that the above statement 10 true. 70
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
KIRKLAND ~. FITCH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this
sth day OF Nay. 1871.
NHITTLEsEY ADAMS. SOfy Pub.
Correct AneIf. "l-
CHARLES SMITH,
HARMON AUSTIN, SDirectors.
W; PACKARD.
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$500 REWARD, $500.

WHEREAS, there have been g
number OF fires in this city recently,
supposed 10 be the work Of incendiaries. and
for the purpose Of discovering the perpetra-
tors Of these nres, or any a Of them, or
any mcendtary nre that may hereafter take
place, By authority of the Council Of War
rem. I, I'm. DCaeso1. Mayor Of said city, dc
hereby oner and promise 70 pay q ward Of
Eight Kindred Dollars 70 any person who viii
give Information which win lead to the ar
rest aad CONVICTION Of any person or persons
who set IRE to the barnE n stables OF "a.
B. Perkins, J.. ]. Nolan and L J.. IddinRs,
o. any one Of them, or any other buildings
heretofore AIRED by inceudiaries. OF for the
arrest and conviction OF any person or per
sons Who may hereafter maliciously set Ore
70 any building or buildings IN this city.
In DAWSON, Mayor.
Warren, O.. Mays, ISL.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On

- Saturday, the tenth day Of June, A.
D., ISL, between the hours Of one and four
Probate Court OF TTumb1h county, Ohio,
Will sell Al public auction, 70 the highest
bidder, at the south door OF the Court House,
IN the city Of Warren, In said county, the
Of Bloomfield, Trumbull county, Ohio, and
known as part OF lot No. sixty-one CD in
said township; bounded north and east
Brown; vest by land owned By George
Howe, containing about two and one-hElf
acres Of land. more or less, on which are two
dwelling houses and onestore building. Ap-
praised at - Terms-TEo-thirds cash
In hand on day Of sale, balance IN two
months. SETH n. LAIRD,
Nay 70 fI-sA Assignee Of sam1 Ticehurst
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IN Ata regular meeting Of the Council OF
following resolution was passed, to-Wtts
Rcsotued Thai In the opinion oftne COun-
ell, two-thirds Of all the members concur
ring, Il Is deemed Necessary TO grade, pave,
n improve Liberty Street., from High 81.
to the north line Of Lane Street, 70 conform
TO the established grade Of said street, in
accordance with the plans and prohles on
nle In omce Of the CITY Civil Engineer.
The time within which claims for lama
ges may be hled, expires on the 18th day OF
May, MI.
zneh: E W. HOYT,
April q, ls1-St. City Clerk.
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From the tone Of exchanges, we
infer that the beautiful custom Of strew-
ing With flowers the graves Of our fallen
heroes on the sOth Of May, viii be gen
ersllv observed throughout the coun-
frv
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T BRACKIN, Eclectic Physician &
81 Sturgeon The cure Of Cancers Epeoi-
atty, or no pay. All ills % which the human
at all hours once over s. l. Hunts Shoe
Store, No. % Market L Residence opposite
Arnold Sconieid, on the Bazetta road.
Nav 10 IEL.
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~ C. McNUTT, House, Sign, and
VI Ornamental Painter, Grainer, &c.
Kings New Block. Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Nay IL, lS7l-tf
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Admission 10 Cts.
no EXTRA CHLRGEs FOR RESERVED sEGB.

Reserved SeatI duly numbered can besecured
at A. GrQtsr's Music Store. from a diagram OF
the Hall. Doc open at I. Concert CON-
mences at S. may 10. lS7l.
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BUCKEYE MOWER & REAPER.
Official Report Of the Mansfield Trial.

We attSnuop r. The Pqbueis invited to the following ertraots from the omeiaI report
a. I IN Great Fd Trial, held at Mansfield Oio in IN mont or Juy ESQ under nv
direction OF The ohio State Boario Of Agriculture.
a. .m Ne uoe ~ Will be- seen thatu The Buckey note uyh hast The ghtHt syrueH nd TIA
nEht~texrene dun. but ahot that Il runs with hr rresbT steadH,sss AM HnTrTTry
IIL ne ennan oReNr showing amueh smaller range Of vibration for tina FOR Other
IW1 III lIIuert tina while the variation ofdrani in thu N ue machines
49, AZ R I'VE PEI cent greater Will cutting than when drawn u IL gearf in M s~
ITsliJT an VIII tTnSs ssso Hs snaLon ~ ea thnt.de per ent mi that the Juhor Bakys
from nsHHa dG e PeneeuOn OF gearing and cutting aparatos and consequent freedom
anu BNlnsoi paHt which, is hesecreto OF he great durability O the Buckeye
hea Following from the OmoIaI Reports -
m scAeof meHtsh ad aso beena agreed upon by the State Board:
3 MI PHecuon- --O
s. mabmvN do II
4 Eaeao n Vnn 90 ID
Z Markef PEs do ID
S EI DO -5
- -GNy do 10
uM IN ne unJ ria EI5thed ynaommster the same team vast used in a II IN tets M of the
Mmrn 5t" an the instrument another driving the team, and q third taking He
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NOTICE.

IL Notice Is hereby given that the partner.
Anip heretofore existing under the nrm
name Of Dunlap & . ond, doing business in
Warren, ohio, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business OF The late nrm can
be settled by either OF the undermined. The
bucks can be Ounda At their late place OF do
Ing business, 10 the hands OF ]. b. Dunlap,
VINO will continue the business as hereto
fore At the old stand. LIB DUNLAP.
APR. q. lS7i-at' B ". POND.
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nUBLICSkLE ofFOUR HORSES
on Monday the 18th Of Nay. 1871, At one
o'clock, ~ miles west OF Vienna center
They will be sold without reserve, 50 you
may have them at your own price,. Come
and see the bargains you Will loose II you
don't bid. Excelsior Is good for r term OF
yearE he Is n sure foal gstter. Is worth a
small farm yet. PloW Boy Is all nght-One
gelding 4 years old. large and Ood horse.
Monty, the family horse, Is 70 be sold.
n. B.-I am sick and have no use for n
horse. Terms easy II made sure.
May 10, l7I-Its PHILO THOMPSON.
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MARRIAGES.
Maraae No., - eraas.

MGTtuqc Aotcc1 tnSerted Gndt1.
On April 18th, 1881. At the residence Of thg
brides father, by Rev. HI Badger, j
and Miss cLARIL COREY, OF Bristol.
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THE FARMERS HORSE.
NJ q n:

'dlo IhOhOD0h-BhED Horse
will be kept for the impHovementofstoo
thls season, rum the hrst Of May TIL the hrEi
OF july next, As follOWs: Mondays and Tues.
days OF each week, at Byerlie's corners.k
mile west OF Sharpsburg, and two miles
north OF Sharon. Wednesdays and Thurs
days Al the stable OF NJ. c. Milinger, Orange
vile. Fridays q saturdays at 5. G. Feil's
MILL ktnaman, aud AFTER the drst OF July At
the stable OF the subscriber, one mile north
Of Orangeviile,
Terms-SlO 70 insure a living colt, payable
in year, or s. 70 insur q foal at the Fisk
OF the customer, payable by the nrst OF Jan.
next. Defiance Il l6Z handn high, weighs
tS0g pounds, in color \ beautiful dappled bay
or Mahogany brown. n in symmetry or
lorm and constitutional ytgor is not surpass-
ed by any horse.
PEDIGREE-DedRnce was sired by Printer.
he BY Grey Eagle Printers dam was an
imported French mare. Dedanceis dam was
3 Thoroughbred French emigrant mare. "A
further description Of the horse or detail Of
pedegree ~ deemed Unnecessary, IS q per
sonsl tnspeetion viii be more s~itiafaetory,
Nay IeE
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Startling, Rare and Wonderful
PERFORMANCES

q any people on earth Their extraordinarv
leats, both on the grnund and In mid ar, sur
pass ooln desert ton and belief Nothing
bat ocular demonstraffOn viii ~onyince me
fnerndulnuS.
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II EPORT of the condition Of the
hTrumbalI NafionaI Bank Of Warren, Ohio,
aT me close OF business April q. ISL.
Raraurcz
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ESTATE OF Nathan B. Phelps,
Edee'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualtded as ADMINISTRATIVE
on the estate OF Nathan B. Phelps, decd. late
OLIVE A. PHELPS
Mecca. O., Mayl0. ISI-sUs
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MEETING
FARMERS OF FRUHBULL

IL County. OBJ. Dealing. Agent fur Ohio
rme Insurance Company; residence one
DIOR north Of National House, Warren, D.
hates OF insurance lower, aud security bet
ter than any other responsible company In
the state. Call aud see hihi before you in
sure. tmay 5, ls7l-lyr.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN Allen s. Wares, vs.. Isabella Wares.
IN Court Of Common Pleas. OF Trumbull
County. Ohio The defendant viii take no
tice that the plaintiff will take depositions to
be used on the trial Of the above cause, at
the PostOmceyatRed House. Cattarau Jus Co..
New York, on Thursday. June I, 1871.
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN STULL.
May 10. lSsl-5t. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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ESTATE OF Lyman PiersOn, decd.
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appoint
Cd and qualified as Executor, ID the estate
Of Lyman Pierson, decd, late OF Trumbull
Co., Ohio. z. J.. HICKOK.
Mecca, May 10, ls7I-st'
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Tomorrow evening The Carpenter Of Rouen
and Robert Mdcdire will be given.
On Monday Miss Fanny Davenport will com
mence an engagement, and will appear as Lady
Gay spanker" in the comedy of London Assur-
nnce.
At THE WALNUT, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Will
liams will have complimentary farewell benefit
this evening prior to their departure for Europe.
The humorous drama of Born TO Good Luck.
the farce of In and out Of Place and the comic
drama of Paddy NE Piper will be represented.
There will be n matinee performance of the
drama of The Connie Soogdh to morrow.
On Monday the pantomime of The Three
Hunchbdcks will be produced.
AT THE ARCH Lotta will have q benefit
tonight, when she will persouate Little Nell"
and the "Marchiouess." in John Brougham's
dramatization of The Old Curiosity Shop.
There will be matinee tomorrow, when the
same bill will be repeated.
AT THE MUSEUM. Ninth and Arch streets,
there will be a dramatic performance this
evening.
matinee to morrow.
AT THE AMERICAN a family performance will
be given this evening
A family matinee tomorrow.
MISS CHRISTINE NILSSON will appear in q
grand concert at the Academy of Music on
Tuesday evening, March %.
BECK'S PHILADELPHIA BAND, No. l, will give
a concert at the Academy of Music on Thurs
day evening" April 49,
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MUSICAL AND OR FANATIC.
Phe OItv Amusemeuts,

AT THE CHEsEUT Shakespeares comedy
of AS You Like II will be represented this
evening for the benefit of Miss Phillls Glover,
who will appear as 'Rosalind." Mr.: Davenport
will personate "Jaques" aud Mr.. Thorne
"Orlando." Miss Glover came to this city few
months ago an entire stranger, aud she has won
her way TO the regards of Onr playgoers solely
upon her merits. She is possessed of talents OF
a high order, and is most refined, elegant, aud
intelligent actress The part of "Rosalind' Is
one that is admirably suited to her style, and we
anticipate a very excellent performance from
her this evening. On the occasion of this her
frst benefit, Miss Glover should receive the
substantial compliment of a crowded house.
There will be a matinee tomorrow, when
As Iou Like IL will be repeated.
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FINANCIAL.
DE HAVEN & BRO,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
a NEW TRUNK LINE FROM THE SEA-
BOARD TO THE WEST.
g HC ~ - H
PHILADELPHIA.

If aIeady completed and In operation from Rich
iuolo 10 the celebrated White sulphur Springs, 22T
m'ies' aha theic lemain but 2oo miles now under
construction TO complete t to the Western terminus
on the Onto river, 80 miles below Pittsbury AL tine
head of rei'0tte a'id continuous Bavisapon
The completed pDrti)n OF the road ia d,ing "A
GOOD LOCAL BUSINESS, which will be enor
mousiy increased ~ it progresses aud opens the I'M
meBse mineral riches of Virginia aud West Virginia
whose coal and are celebrated for their giality
ana abundance, ana would alone enrich the means
OF communication which afford them access to the
markets East and West.
The advantages of the Chesapeake ana ohio Rail-
road AS GbkAT EAST AND W hST THROUGH
LINE for the transportation OF the heavy frelghts
(Which constitute the principal part OF the East and
West through traffc) are hume rOus ana important,
l. SHORT ROUTE between the Atlantic Coast
and the Great West
q LOW GRADES
s. LIGHT CURVES
d 4 GENIAL CLIMATE. which admits of safe
economical, and repid railroad operation through
b ESSTAND WEST TBRMINI, atfavorable points
Oh Underwater and the Ohic river
6 VERY LARGE THROUGH AND LOCAL
TRAFFIC. awslnng rs prQgrt 81.
DEBT, and consequently light tax upon traffic tor
payment OF intel rest ana diyidends.
All these conditions favor cheap and economical
working If the line. whiCh will enable the Chesa-
peake aud ohio route to d. profitable Rast and
West through business al rates which would pay
10y tho more dticult aud costly lines, and TO control
az, enormous Southeastern through trade
We are nov authorized to sell an additional
amount Of FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF the com pany, at the original price
Of 80 ofiJ dcC5 ned interest.
The bonds are secured by q mortgage upon the en-
tire Toac, franchises, and property uf the company,
WHICH NOW, IN COMPLETED ROAD AND
WORK DONE, EXCHBDS THE ENTIRE
AMOUNT OF'THE MORTGAGE. aud which, when
completed, VIII De worth at east 30,HO0,00D.
A SJHktnGI'Nd Of slCU 900 per annum is provided
| for their demptlOD.
They Issued Coupons Registered Bonds,
| ard IN denominations of
SIG0, 500, nod $1,000,
Interest payable May aad November, in the city OF
New York.
The superior advantages, valuable property and
franchises, and able ana honorable management Of
the Chesapeake aud OHIO Railroad Company, reader
II one Of the most substantial, reliable, and trust
worthy corporations III The country. aud com neAd
its securities ~ the unhesitaing confidence OF capt
tasts and investors.
Pamphlets, maps, and full particulars furnished
upon application.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW z'9O GOLD LOAN
sAFEl PRoF1TABLBl PERMANESrl
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.


These bonds are secured, yfrsL oy First Mort
gage on the Railroad itself its coliine stock and al
equipments; second, by Fir Mortgage on its en-
Thousand Acres of Land oeach mie Of Road
The Bonds re tree Ir ~ United states Tax; the
Principal sad Intere I are payable in GOid
Princlpa az the end Thirty wears and the lntetee.
emi.snnually, at the rate OF SEW I'm AND THREE
fENTHS PER CENT. per annnm.
Hney are issued in denominations of si00, $685.
I0CO $500, ana $40 000.
The Trustees under the aol tgage are Messrs. Jay
Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and !. Edgar Thomson,
President Of the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad
These Northern Pacific 1.sO Bono, viii AT all times
before maturity, be receivable at Ten per Cent
Premium tor ll0) In exchange for the Coopanys
lands at their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety these BODds
yield au income larger, we believe than any other
6re- class security. Persons holding United states
62Os can, by converting them into Northern pacincs
increase their yearly income third and stu
have a perfectly reliable investment
Persons wishing to exchange stocks or other bones
for these can do 40 with any OF our Agents, VINO
win allow the highest current price for ALL MAR
KETABLB SECURITIES
.JAH CsbOaS o. n co.
Fiscal agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
For sale in Philadelphia by
ID. g. WHARTON SMITH " Co,
No. 12I South ThIRD Street.
GLENDINNING, DAVIS " CO.,
No. As s. THIRD Street
BOWEN & FOX,
No. 1s MERCHANTS EXCHANGES.
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK,
N W. cor. FOURTH and MARKET.
T. A. BIDDLE& q CO.,
No. Ss6 WALNUT Street
VIM. PAINTER q co,
No SO South THIRD Street
BULL & NORTH,
No. 12i South THIRD Street
BARKER BROS s. CO.,
No. 2s South THIRD street.
EMORY, BENSON u Co,
No. South TIL I'D street.
b. X. JAMISON & CO.,
NV. corner THIRD and Oh ssNUT.
P.S. PETERSON g. CO.,
No. 80 south THiR . street.
TOWNSEND WHELEN 81 CO.,
No. 809 WALNUT street.
CHARLES b. KEEN,
No. s25 WALNUT Street
JNO. S. RUSHTON d Co,
No. 80 South THIRD Street
NARR & LADNER,
No. 30 South THlRD street.
M. SCHULTZ & CO.,
No. a South THIRD Street
BIOREN & CO.,
No. l5o South THIRD Street.
JOHN X. WILDMAN,
No. 20 south THIRD street.
CHARLES L. YERkES, JR., q CO.,
No. 20 South THIRD Street
WILL lam 7. EBERT,
No. 921 WALNUT Street
j. III. TROTTER.
No. s22 WALNUT Street.
s. Nj. PALMER 81 CO.,
No. 2s South THIRD Street
ID. M. ROBINSON & CO.,
No. 1873 South THIRD Street.
SAMUEL WORK,
NO. 54 South TIL TRD Street
GEORGE j. BOYD,
No. lS South THIRD Street
III. II. WILTBANK.
No. 800 WALNUT Street
RALEY q WILSON,
No. al South THIRD Street
WALLACE q KEENE,
No. las South THRU street
STERLING & CO.,
No. ITO South THIRD street
WILLIAM @. MORGAN e Co,
No. 20 south THIRD Street
G. & w. Y. HEBERTON,
No. 81 S. THIRD Street.
JAMES Z. LEWARS d Co,
No. 20 S. THIRD Street
| JACOB K. RIDGEWAY,
| No Sc s. THIRD Street
w. Fl. SBELMERDI NE,
| No. 10 3. THIRD Street.
126 tuwthfs4Ot
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ANOTHER EAST IND WEST TRUNK RAILROAD
LINE.

ANOTHER EA5T A Nd WEST TRUNK RAILROAD
LINE.
The vast East and West traffic between the At
lantic seaboard and the Western States is, for
great portion OF the year at least under the control
OF the four great railroad corporations connect
ing the Mississippi system of railroads and rivers
with the Rast Freohts upon heavy products are
Dotorousy high to and from all points on the other
side of the Aeghanes and 1t is often in the power
OF two or three corporations to advance them still
higher. Both consumer and producer injured by
this inadequacy OF the present means Of transport.
Even the Erie Canal and st. Lawrence river, when
available, are poweress to move the surplus crops
of the West at reasonable rates. 1t will oe that
another Trunk Line to the West is already rapidly
approaching completion. The line stretching from
tlde-water OF the Chesapeake at Richmond is
already in operation into West Virginia, and will be
in operation through to Ohio curing the summer OF
1872. This enterprise, which is in strong hands,
comprising the names Of some Of our most cons pi-
cuous merchants-Messrs w. II. Aspinwall, A. A.
Low, Richard Irwin, Jonas G.. Clark, among others.
Messrs. De Haven Bro, No. 40 South Third street.
are selling the First Mortgage Bonds, bearing six
per cent gold interest, which are offered for the
present at ninety and accrued interest from Novem-
ber1. No new enterprise now before the people
commands better names or better guarantees OF
honorable and efficient management of their great
tlust.
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MAR RREED.

wH1TcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.
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CIT Y 1T L NJ S.

WHAT is DYsPEPsIA?-THE QUESTION SETTLED
Two young medical students were disputing the
other day. at the house Of mutual friend to the
nature OF dyspepsia. One said the primary cause
was diseased liver; the other insisted that the
disease originated in the epgastrium. 81 can tell
you what dyspepsia is, for I've been there" OBJ
served the host, laughngly. SWELL" said OF the
young medicos, ''lets have your opinion" "Dys-
pepsia," said he, ''is complaint that you can't
reliere, and that PLANTATION BTTTERs in sir
ueekS!" The person who made this remark resides
at No. 1913 Greenwich avenue, and his name is Mar
tin w. Nj ers.