The Summit County Beacon from Akron, Ohio • Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. THE SUMMIT BEACON. THURSDAY, Ff. IMS. New Stove nnd Tlu Store.

I By reference lo in to-day'. -aeon, and printed at Job Of- Akron, Ohio Agency, J. MATHEWS SON, At NTS, OF THE PHOENIX INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD, CONN. STATEMENT of the condition nf tbe PH03-SIX INSURANCE CO i.PANY, oi Hartford, THE subscriber wishes te his friends, and the trading public generally, that he has now hand, one of the LARatCST and MOST COMPLETE Stoo-rs of Men's and Boys' DrSTILL Vi HESTOR ITITE FOB THE READY-MADE CLOTHING! Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Hats.

Caps, Cloves, Hosiery, 'SHIRTS, and in shsrt, every variety of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, I ever brought to this market whioh I propose to sell AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Particular attention is called to the Custom -Department. whioli ii under the eharge of 91 r. T. BAKE1C, tne of tho beat mechanic, of his prufepsion in jurtuvm vuiv.

CALL AIVr EXAMINE THE STOCK A. G. W. R. R.

TIME-TABLE. Commencing July 11, 1864. MIDDLM DIVISION. TKAISS GOING EAST. Mail WayFr'l Ki.f 'l LeaveAkrori 0A 7:00 AM Talimadge 7:0 7--20 Kent, Kavtnna V'n Arrive PM SrisPM SWAM TRAINS GOING WKST, Leave VondviJle, 1:15 A tn A A Hive-ml 3.0S il 8:45 Ker-t Tllm.

(MS Arriveat A'ron 3:55 Z. f. R. TDIE-TABLE. I TWAINS GOING N0RT3.

i Leave Akron at A I'lS's i do Luyuooga tails 7:43 .1 TRAINS OOISG SOUTH. Leave CWnoga Falls- 0:50 A M. do Akron .10:311 5:87 Post Office, Akron, Ohio. Northern arrives nt 10:15 A Ho do clones Dt M5 Southern do arrivesat do df closes at ..10:00 A A1CW Mail arrives at ia Through 5" Mail closes at OHO A lledina Mail clo-trs at 13 If. on Mondays, Wednesdays nnii p'ridavs.

and arrives 1 nn ap -wyii, ana r-aiumays. Post Office h-nrs from A 11. till 7i K. S. ELKlNS, P.

For iinmediete relief of Coughs, Cold's and Whooping Congh.usa that popular remedy.MAD, 1 A ME PORTEH'S COUGH BALSAM, the cheap- fat aad boat medicine sold. The public are par- tiealarly requested to notice that the Cough Bai is not vended as a universal specific: ita vir- WU'is hnvo been tested by thousands for many years in the treatment of all diseases of (he Throat and Lun, and it is conTidontly offered as a roj- liever and eurerof those diseases onry for which it was desteoed. Sold by Druggists everywhere, at 25 oonts and 50 cents per bottle. 18M-2w Lumber Lumber JT EFERKINO tn tbo notice annnnncincr the -l(v riissitiution of thp firni of L. vent Co, the underpiRned woulil tnke this occasion to DOti- the piibho that lie tft.il.

jnutinna tue in nil its brnnfihof, ft; tlie old stand. Corner of and Market rtreet. where he has now on iftnn, a larger and better ot Lumber, Shingles, Lath Ufan has ever before been sen in JNorlbern Ohio. conneewtt with msjuumcer the Extensive Planing on Vnwfrd Street, under the of Mr, JOHN H. DIX, from which.

PLANED HATCHED ILOOEDTa, nod everv variety of DreSf Lumber can be turn ed out with toe utmost lflcmty. Having also lifted up the Second Story of the Planing Mil the room lately occupied by Mr. S. Weary with new and improved Msehinerv, and secured the services of Mr. TI.

B. BUT'EH, an experienced Mechanic from Worcester, as Superintendent, every variety of DOORS, BL1XDS. SASH, CASINGS, M0T3L- roay lie required tor buildm? purposes, con ne lurnisnea on tne soonest notice i tie old PLASTER MILL. has also been put in first-rate repair, and at the proper season an inexhaustible stock of the very Ue8t Ground Plaster, will be found -in the Warehouse adjoining the Planing Mill. Having a splendid new and enlarged Engine nnd Boiler, and a full complement of first Mechanics, there will be no delay in furnishing work at the time tigreed upon.

CS. WlXSOiY. Akron. Jan tf I as it never costs anything to look. O.

BOWEfJ. Machine For ale as above. OFFICE CF DR. A. L.

LAKE Hall's Block, cor. HftWaril mi mtu-Hei Akron, HOSE INTERESTED.willpleaso make anote of th.fnllnwiti.fnpt. Vi. Th.iin- s. rermanentty liocated in Akron.

In tho manu- oi Artmcial Work, be uses TEETH having DOUBLE II CASED RIVES anJ the American Hard Rubber Using the Best Materials, he warrants as good as oan be obtained in Summit County, and at as LOW PRICES. Tinrcnnii aontirn AvtlPiAiol Taatt. other Dental Wnrk, will find it to their tnterest to give him a eall before engaging work elsewhere Depp. 2, it latest ffcm Charleston! LWe expect it to be taken shortly.) NE.FIEM! II B. BFEBE having associated himself ft ousines! with ti.

U. Lockwoop, take? this method of introducing himself to his old fnends and customers, and calls their attention tu toe LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK of GOODS Just received from New York.and purchased with special regard to the wants of this community. Our assortment ia larsre and cemnlete. and wa buy goods often, shall have tliA iatAfit. h.at styles in market.

We have LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S' Shawls. A eomplete assortment, and at very low figures. BALMORAL SKIRTS, from 83.50 to 46.60. C.

Lookwood's NEW HOOP SKIRT. made expressly for our trade. They are colled The Everlasting Skirt. D0Ht hllT finv nrher Kbit, nntil roil Untrf. Ir.lrd at them.

A iull line of Ladies, Misses and Gents Cloves and Hosiery. WOOL BLANKETS and WIT (TTTTrrtt nn nrnrn "'if-'liU, We filial! ft Her nnmpthiniT in trin lin. nf l4n mat win sun tne most tasudiouB. A full line of HARDWARE, GROCERIES, HATS and CAPF Crockery, All Kinus of rrorluce taken in mthrni- for goods. I I "I Administrator's Sale cf leal Estate.

I pursuance of an order granted by theP'ohnte Ji. Court of Summit County, Ohio, we will offer I lor -rale at Pub ic Auction. I On Saturday, February llth, nt 11 o'clock A. upon the premises, tbo following described Ileal Estate, -si hi ated in the township of Sprirglield. Summit County, Ohio, to wit Sitnated in Lot No.

5, in Trsct No. 4, in the Township of Springlield. County of Summit. State of Ohio, bounded on the North by the North -v 'jttie of the Lot, on the South by the center rond Ire' said township on the East and West by the 'l lines of sa-id 1'raot No. 4, and containing one bun-i dred and thirty-threo acres Appraised at- $8,775.

AUo. part of Lot in Tract, No. 8, in said fliip; bounlcd on the North by le.nds cf Adnm Palltnerr Esst and outh hv landi of A. Vearick, 1 and E. Rotbrock West by the West line cf snid tj fortyacres.

Appraised at $1,700 -l Sold fubieet to Widow's lner LIIHE INSURANCE, MATHEWS, having associated with him in bnsiness, his son.HtitBT G. Mathews. tiiey vouM announce to tnecitis-'o-oi astonana Tieinirv b'iv been rently added to the Asenoysaggr-ega- a Jaia cire Capital of over Twenty Million Dollars! comprising the followins. which we deemed ade quate. fiom Innranc JojLew Vork City, Capital and Surplus, $3,500 000 -Blm.

Company, Tinritanl, Canectlcnl, Capital and Surplus, $3,500 000; Underwriter' Cmny, New Tarlj City, Capital and Surplus, $2,700 000 Hmrtfard Capital and Surplus, 01,500 000 Becstrity CompnBy, New Torh' City, Capital and Surplus, $1,500 000 Nertb Amerlcn Company, Philnd'n, Capital and Surplus, 81,600 000 Continental Com puny, Ncwi Yek City, Capital and Surplus, $1,500 000; Ffaoentx 1'entpany. Hartford, Coniircticat, Capital and Surplus, 8900,000 TIrtrpolltnn Cemnany, New Tark City, Capital and Snrplna, $300.000 City Company II art lord, Conn? ilcnt, Capital aitl SurTlas, $500,000 Manhattan Company, TVw York Cfty, Capital and Rnrpltis, North Ab lericnn Company, TEfarsierd, Capital and Surplus, 'PMngOelil Company, Kpringllelil, Capital and Surplus, $500,000 Ifonse Company, New II a veil. Connecticut and Surplus, $500,000 New England ton ipnny, linrlford Cinui Capital and Suiplus 300,000 Enterprlite Company, Fbilodelphln, Pa, Capitnl and Surplus, $300,000 Xhnmea Insnmnce Norwich, Conni Japitarand Surplus, $300,000. Pulpnm Innii-ance lrlnillont, Ceng j'" Capital' 550U.OOO. A DOrsnn fcnrinsr a Pnlinr in nn nf ihi nViftT-iA Fire Insurance Compnniep, need have no fears of aseessmenis, rr iXnlp is fivpn a-n, need not rc-inmre tlieCo.

it ia snun. borrowing money to pay losses, or squirming to evnde them because of weakness. Insurance here meftns abh. LIFE INSUEANOE! THE 1.NCREAPIXODEM4NT1 fnrthohonefit. of this truly benevolent, institution, induces tho undersigm to call attention tothefollowii Life Insurance Companies, which aro represented at this Agency, and comr.risir.e- the Cn's in mkkioa ana in Europe i TLe Mutual Life Co.

ef IS. Y. City Cash Capital, The British Katicn Co. of England Cach und near The Travelers Ins. Hartford, Conn, Capital, S40O.OOO showing an aggregate Cash Indemnity of ever WENTY MILLION DOLLARS in the Life department alone.

Every considerate person seekinr a Life Policy. will mke it a speciality that it bo. Bret, of all eon. itinerations, future Jndenimtv is a pre- rrquisue, ior, unime rue insurance. which mav he dropped at the close of a specified term with i can not oe sunititutea Dv another, cxeeot at loecuniorv loss, as the rate ha.

rtlli uiTici-jjn il 1B iti I imr ine proper election be made at tirst. SECrRiTT is the desid eratum, and a system of veonomw and ffoorl man- I utf cwic-rt is a guaranty co OECORITT. The public are sneciallv tn iiminn tho condition of these Companies, they are not expected to accept either of them without seruii-niiing closely, merely because solicited, unless it eotnmonds itself to sound judgment. Oood and authentic data can be had at. all time.

.1. thn agoncy, wnicn will he lurnished witti pleasure, I These Life Policies participate in ALL the profits of the aud their past history shows that the Profits divided for 22 vear. have hppn nn on fiver- I age age, much morethanall premiums paid; tho uuuj- in Luntifjuse COSLlIlg noiuing. ADPlicationsresnert.fullvsnlTrif,l in ntthnv 171r or i. ne ccpanments, at tne tjniee ot the Agency, in Oothio Block, ovor the Post Office, Akron; o.

MAT MEWS A HOIV. Arrant. Nov, S4tb, 184 tt MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURATIVE B1LSM Price, 33 nnd 50 Cento per Collie. The Best, Cheapest, and most effectual Kemedy, for COUGHS, COLDS, tne WorldnaseverproQuoed. Purely Vegetable, contains no MI1I-.

ERAS, or other DELE- DEUOS. 1 he Curative JJaisam is warranted, if used ao-' cording to directions, to cure in all cases. Coughs, Colds, tiroup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and all affections of the Throat and Mailnme Zartsc Par ter'a Jinlaniu is a perr fectly Vegetable Expectorant, prepared with great care and scientific 'skill, from acoinbination of the best roinedies the vegotahle kingdom affords, Itsremedialqual-ities are based on its power to assist the healthy and vigorous circulation of the blood thro' the inngs. It enlivens the muscles and assists the skin to perform the duties of regulating tbo heat of tho system and wastesuosiancoirom the surtiwe of the hodv. t.

irr-'v- t. i it loosens tne pniesrm. induces freespittingiind will be found very agree- Iable to the taste. It is not a violent remedy, but einotiont, warming, Searching and effective, can oo inaen oy tnooiuostnerson, or youugest ch Id. Iladanc f.nrioc Porler'a I'uiulivo llnl.

ttm is nn new and untried medicine, but has been uca oy uii puono ior inc past a years, with un-paralled success, and has acquired ib- present en-tensive and largely increasing salo. sluing by be ing recommoimed by those who have used it. to their afflicted friend, and others. if Ton have Csld, if ever so slight, do ndt fail to give tho Balsam a triaJ, as the very low price at which it ia sold, brings it in the reach ol every one, that they may always kep it ei tivo-nientforuse- The timely use of a 26 cent, dottle will often prove to be worth one hundred tiinrsits Cost. Do not be put off with any other.

AskforlMnii. ame Sadiic Porler'e Cough llnlaiiin, insist on having it. and tako no other if your Orngg ist does not have it, have him send and get.it for ym by all VmiiiiiMl. at muf nn Ccbo per Koiile. BAl.li HUCKICIj, Prorriotc-.

318 treenwioh Kt.l Nu t. fnb.m.-1l I. House an.dLotfor Sale. rnHE undersigned will Fell tho premises now I occupied biin. on We-t Hill, unon riunn.

aula terms. Alto, for sale chenD, a Lot and Store in the village ot Cuyahoga rails. t. JiAOCH ADAMS, i Akron, Doc. tf Wanted.

A I en's, noatdoor to all'i on howaid Street, If wm mmk I I 1 J. G. we by LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS. Trruu piutMcrfptloa. Cash in Advance TKBXj OP aDVIBTrSIXO.

One square of lines or leas, one changeable at pleasure, 3 months. 2 00 ft.OO i lyear. U.0 4'th Coliinin One lon.oo One Business Card of 0 lines or less 1 year 4 00 Administrator's notice of appointment 1,50 A 11 ed itoriHl and local notices, each insertion 15 $Sr ADviTtKMKST8 Lf ABKD.or Itwerted under the head of Sfecial Notices, will he charged 60 per cent, in addition to the above. OEITrAHV NOTICES. publishnotieei- of deaths gratuitously, but ouder a standing rule.

do not admit accompany ing verses. To prevent mUaprebbeneion and hardfeelinas.we trust that onrfriendswillbear thisic mind. KOI ICE. Annn' Meeting of the Stockholders of the AEtdtl IrHS I tnr t.rt pAhnn nt nltioAr. or the ensu in year, and the transaction of other business, will he lmd 'he otTe-.

of iVach. Kin 4 Green, on Tundav, Feb- 14th, at 8 o'clock P. 1. JAMES ATKINS, See. Jan.

56, ltftS 3w Importr-Bt Sole of Peraonnl Property. By a pnstnr printed at our Job Office, we notice thatT. P. Sperry as administrator of his b'-other, Adna Sperry, will ofTer for sale at public aite ion. Tuesday, Feb.

7ili. at the late residence of the deceased in Tallmadge, a large amount of personal property, consisting of horses, oattle, shcep.hg9,hay grain, fa rming implements 4c. ic. 1 he fine farm belonging to said estate, consisting of 19acresof excellent land. with firstclass mproveements, is also to he sold nt private sale.

Jan. 29, 18'S-2w llf NATION OF TEACIIEKS. The next meeting of the Rrard of Eiamineri, i in mij me onrt House, in Akron: on aturuay, eo. lln, JPUa, -Bmninp II) A M. N.

S. Kl-RTOV, Clerk ot Board. Feb. 2, 18fis2w Donalion Visit. Tbe frien is of Rev.

J. C.Beardsley. ill tender him a donation visit, at the residfnee of W. B. St rer on Friday evening of this week.Feb.

3d. All are invited to attend. Dine Parly. The next Dime Party of the Second Cong.ega- tional Church, will bo hold at the house of Sfr.W. I I on Eroodwsy, next Wednesday evening.

Fej. 8th. All are invited. loiportnnl Snlr Properly. We learn that T.

A. Noble has Fold his line on Market Street, to Mr. John Seiherling, of the Now Agricultural Works about to be erected in thisoity. Consideration tlO.ooo. mrlaocholty ealh.

We learn from the Wuukegan (III) Gazeltt. that Wr, John Hendorson, a printer, formerly in our employ, in this city, while prooee ing from that city to the residence of his father-in-law. Rev. James happle. about ten mile distant, on Tues day evening Ins, was overcome by the and frozen to death, when within about one mile of hi- destination.

The deceased was 88 years of ago, sprightly and intelligent, having traveled over the hrger portion of tho world, and held important position in Minnesota, whf re tho Indian massacres at a year and a half uro he had for soreral years resided. He was a native, we believe, of Lake Connty, having com- rnenced bis tiade in the office of the Painesville War JHeetiligv. Rpv. G. W.

Collier, Chaplain of (he 34th 0. V. the regiment that wnj. surprised a-1 gobbled up" at Beverly, Weet Jan. 11 poke to our people, upon matters, at appon nail, on Saturday and Monday ng, and at the Methodist Church on Snnd-iy evening last.

He is represented as being a very interesting speaker, (hough some of the boy thought his remarks in reference to were rather severe; as applied to this particular locality. Our people, however.have been stirred up by thesie speeches and the near approach of the draft, nod are now very actively ena god ia an effort to fill the quota of this townsLip. Washington Ball. By cards of Invitation issusd from this office, ve observe that Here is to be a gtand Washington Bali at Ellas' ItalJ, at EichGe'd, on the 22nd to which all are respectfully invited. Mu-i'c, Myer's Quadrille Band.

Ticket $3. It will, no doubt be a brilliant affair. Allien is now a City. By tin- fiicitil notice which we publish today, it will lie seen that the necessary formal-itie. have been sone throngli with, to canati-tute our hitherto first class, a (nil fledged "city" of the second This, while giv-ing us the importance and 'dignity" to whirh our poj li'at'on act! business enterprise entitles us, a'so.

re trust, give our "city fathers" the power, as well ai the disposition, to make certain necessary Improvements, and ado.it or enforce such wholesome rules and regulations as sha'l relieve our ciliz-mg of at lea a portion of the physical and moral evils wilii which thoy are effliclcd. l-'wr Victurine Lest. Lo-t on Tuesday evening, between Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, a lady's fur viclorlne. The finder will be liberally rewarded, and receive (he thanks of the lady who lost It, by leiviDg it this office. At Homo on Furlough.

Newlon Thayer of the 10th Ohio Cay. airy, gave us a call on Tuesday, being now at home on thirty clays furlough. The Lieut, accmpnnied his regiment from Atlanta to Sa vannah, in the grand expedition of Gen. Sher man, and was wounded by a rebel revolver in a sharp engagement wilh Wheeler's Cavalry near Waynesboro, Ga. The Lieut, consider ing his wound and the natural wear and tear of the matches looking quite well Indeed.

KcIfCR from Clinttnuooga. Mr. Tbcmsfl Wills. Superintendent of the Florpita! Gardens, near Chattanooga, gave ns a call yesterday, and kft wilh ns for the adorn-mcnt of our "show case." a flue variety of relics from tbe Indian Mounds in and about the gardens, and other va'inMc trophies and cu- riotie. of the war.

Mr. Wilis cxpecls torelurn to Chattanooga in a few days, to resume his duties in the gardens, aud lias kindly promised to famish us f-uch ftotns of interest to our readers, as may, from time to tine fall under his observation. He will also lie pleased to furnifh tn? in hispouer to the friends of mrb soldiers as mny lie s'sticned In that locality. Flag For the 29tti. Mr.

J.imts nnmmon'l of Copley, has ent to ne one dollar, as his "mite toward furnishing a new. Cag for the good old 29th If all the friends of tte Regiment will promptly lm-Ifn'o Mr. Ileraronrd'" example, the well-earn-ed emblem will soon be floating over the laie rebel, but now thoroughly Union city of Sv vaMra'i. in the bking nf which, tho gallant l8'er of ho rcclment, Myron T. Wright, f.nH his noble life.

Send your contribution, to r.liher onrself or Col. Barkty, and 1.00 in it of ily nt u.r noa tian her bor It the that for Me than ber girl feeds speak well "The the story Mrs. ing J. Ac. copies to 1865' two fir on tbe tt'st day of December, 1804, made to the Auditor of State of Ohio, pursuant to Statute of 'hat Ht.tr.

pitw-d A prii "tb. lt The of the Company is the PH02NIX INSURANCE. CoilfA.N is located at Hartford. 2d. The amount i.r its Capital Stock is IKW.000 00 3d.

The ain't of its Capital Stock paid up, is euu.uwuu 4tb. The Assets of tbe Company are as follows; Cash en hand and in 41 38 Gold 15.774 in bands of Agents, and in course of transmission. 63 lold iS.OSi 62 JMIIs receivable for loans, secured by personal and collateral security 00 Bills recicrable loans, secured bv Real Eltat-e 64 C-0 CO tWfUS 00 Mocks and Bonds aa follows, vis: Par Market 80 Sb-r-" IT. S. Trust Value Value C' Stock, New York $5000 200 4.U National Eans8'-ek, New York 20,000 4U shares Central National Bank stock N.

Y. 4.000 4,180 )Ut shares Metropolitan Bank stock New York 10,000 13 000 SOD Sliarts Man'l'sA Mer- ehant's B'k stock N.Y. 80,003 S1.4O0 406 shares B'k Stock New Turk- 10 000 11 O0 200 shares Merc'ts Exchange l1t stock T. 10.000 10.100 1 00 shares erehaut'e B'k stock, New York S.00O 6.900 300 shares Farmer's lle- So Olio an 20 shares City B'k stock Hartford 20,000 23 000 Hartford 00 noo eo inn 200 shares Phoenix Bank stock, Hartford 20,000 28,000 200 Sharon Mercantile B'k stocK.narttord 20.C00 10,000 12i shares StRte Bank stook. Hartfnr 1" MM it nun SO shares Hartford Bank stock.Hartford 5 000 7,600 50 shares Conn.

River B'k stock, Hartford aoo i 5na 60 shares Hartford Coun- ty uank stock.Hartford 8,000 3,900 100'bares Britain Stock New Britnin lOOOA 1 1 ftflA 100 shares Citizen's B'k stnok. in mm un 200 shares WaterbnfyB'k stock, VVaterbury 10,000 11,250 50 shares iagriaDistriot rs stock.tJani.daWest 6,000 10 000 loo shares Holyoke Water i'ower Co's stock 10 000 13.000 10 Hirtford lo.oon. 11,000 00 an rnneisco Bonds 80.000 iwi ona. state Bondyloo.000 loa.Odtt Ohio State stock of 1670 10,400 Stock. of '81," 70.000 8 .550 L.

S. Stock, 81.000 33.480 (677.200 00 Accumulated Jnterest en Loans 4.152 42 Total $925,902 97 The f.lflhilltln. n. n. Cnlt 5th.

Theamonntdue and not due to Bits and other creditors.ol the company None otb. Losses adjusted and due None liOSSCS ndmutal anA OK .1, 4ft th, losses iu reported, wuiting for fur- Uier proofs 11,783 00 9th. All othor claims apainst tho flnm. pany, small, for printing, ic, say 1,000 00 10th. The greatest amount insured in any one except in special oases, v-'n insured in any one City, Town or 1 uvil 113 Biaw ttUU UOW UUlll.

i amount insured in any one block, de- 13th, Ccriified copy of the Charter of tho Company on file. H. KELLOGG, Presidott. WILLIAM B. CLARK, Seo'y htnte of Connecticut, County of ss: Hartford, Jan.

ben personally appeared Wm. B. Ci.arx. Sec-W7' male oath that Hie above Statement oy him schsoi-ihed, is true ascerding to his best knowledge and belief. Before me.

GEO H. BURD1CK, Notary Public. Cerliflcatu of Authority. (To expire on the 31st day of January, 1330.) OFFICE OK TUB ACOITOR OF RtATB. InSCK ANCEf t'OLUMBrs.

Jan. 6th. 1665. THE PIKENIX INSURANCE COMI'AM locatfd at Hartford, in the State of Conoecticui) has filed in tbis office a sworn statement of its condition, as required by the first section of the act "To regulate Insurance Coir ponies not incorporated by the Slate Ohio," passed April Ktfi.lWfi, and amended February 9, 1664 and, WHEREAS, said Company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory eviderce that is possessed of at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CAPITAL IN EsTED in stooks or bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, wotth double the amount for which tho Bivnie is mortgaged and, WHEREAS, said Company has filed in this office a written instrument und-r its corporate seal, signed bv the President and Secretary thereof, -autbvriiing any agent or agent, ot said Company in this S-ate to acknowledge service of process, for and in behalf of said Company according to the terms of said NOW," TIIEREFORR, in Pursuance of the first I section of the aforesaid iter. 1 mill- AN, Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Pbosnix Insurance Company, ofllart-ford is authorized transact the business of Fire Insurance in this State until the thirty-first day January, in the year one thousand eight hundred nod sixtv six- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto subscribed my name Bnd caused the seal of my viuue lu iw arnica tnu ay ana vear shove written.

I he-! 1 tr-TAMPl JAS. JJ. GODliAN, l'6a Sw Auditor of State, Farm for Sale. THE farm formerly owned by Henry JTewbcr-i about half a roilo South of the depot Cuyahoga Falls. Summit County, Ohio, con- tttiiiiug an 'ur a-i acres ot land, under good cultivation, good frail bnlldp.

Ifttf.a hiLrn bmA spring of living water, well, cistern and out build- llllrs alt in 'ind rrnnir wpll wtih all choice kinds of fi nit trees: together with all tho nve mock, anit tarming utensils on the premises, will be sold cheap and terms of payment made eas. Iwiquireof Mrs. IT. 8. Holbrook, at Cuvahogi rails, or llenrv auIihptt ail winnu.

Jan: 26, 1605 -4w THE CELEBRATED UK'-. I. J. STEWART Cooking Stove rpiiE undersigned, s-ile agent inSum-oitCoun-1 ty, for this remarkable tove. willbepleased demonstrate its extraordinary qualities to all study Economy, Comfort and Convenience in Culinary operations.

From amons tb. innntnerahlo tnjit.imnniatB commending this Stove, we so'eet tne lollowing Mr- I. Haight, a merchant of Troy, New urn. ne Burn "We have used the Stewart CnrV Sin in fumily for the last 18 yearn; doing all our culinary work by it in the most satisfactory manner. wood fuel, for the most part at a saving of least twenty-five dollars a year." This saving, including interest, at 7 rwr amounts to Boven hundred and fifty dollars on one" oiro, A large number of this inimitable Stove have purchased and thoroughly tested by persons mtbisCil.v.

to whom reference, as toil. Kreat oonvcmcMeandeoooomy.will cheerfully be aiven. lersons desiring tn purchase new Cooking Moves, or desiring to Intson their expenses for are invited to call and examine the Stewart tor- themselves. II- WKTMOUB. Akron.

Jan. 2H. 1805 -If Northern Transportation OF OHIO. o- Company having completed arrangements ior a THROUGH LINE FOR EXPRESS GOODS, VIV HUDSON RIVER AXD ITS CONNECTIOSd. whic to transport Morchandlse, 4c to UntTn.

WITHOUT CIIANGK OK CAIlk and Co-lumbiis, Cim-inniii. St. Lmiis, Jiidianapoli. and Cliiuago, with OM.Y OXK change ol Cars, which pnah'es them to rut Freight through with less handling and lefs liability of dolav, than any other route. MAEK PACKAGES lh Oo, Expra83.

i-i. in hv llf Tid IUYF.H V) gnl the the IN oiler of the in nnd cr, in clis to 'hat Mresra Wright aid Freer have opened a 3 'ove ti I rv.ra formerly occur i-il by J. that purpose, on Ma ke; Stri-nt. two dor a vast of the Agricultmal and Sv S.ora of II. V.

Wetinore. The stove trade ia one of the wmt important business feainrea of our etir-r ng little city, and we doubt not that by ap-rightnfsi and fair dealing the new establishment will speedily secure its full propoi lien of the public pitronage. Give them a call. Alive and Well. A painful rumor which has ben for pome time in circulation, that John C.

Uanfcom, son of Mr. Divid Hanscom of this city, mea ner of the Second Ohio Cavalry, had been. hung by rebel guerrillas, has been dispelled by the receipt of a letter from him by his pa It ia dated at LibLy PTiH-n, Richmond, Nov. 30th, and states that he is well and kind ly treated, and tha.t be fe acting in the capacity of Hc-'pUal Steward. This intelligence will bo very gratifying to bis mimerom friend and acquaintances in this vicinity.

The Wnlhr Our Tlioriiioei- eler Slightly at Fault. In last week's issue, in our item upon the weather, we slaled that on Thursday mominpr of the week previous, our thermometer stood at 16 deg. below zero nt half past five o'clock, and at 12 deg. below at seven o'clock id at 10 deg. below at seven clock on Friday rning.

A gentleman living in the valley, where it should have been several degrees colder than upon the hill where we live, having called the correctness of our thermometer in question, we took the trouble to test It by ono known to be correct. Hang ing them np side by side, for aa hour or two, and obseiving adiscrepency of some seven or eight degrees, we set about finding the cause, and found that the point or hock at the upper end of the tube had been broken off, and that the tube had slipped downward Hpon the scale a quarter of an inch or so, thus ''falsifying the facts" as to the coldness of the weather by about eight degrees. Having brought the tube up to the proper pir.ee, and fastened it there, we'll endeavor to make more accurate reports in the future. Obituary. At a meeting of the First Class of the TJ.

S. Military Academy at West Point, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted IPAcreo. it has pleased Divine Providence to remove from amone ns our comrade and Cadet Charlks C. Asumdn of the U. h.

Military Academy, and whereas we feel that the greatest tribute of honor and respeot that we can pay is due to his memory, therefore, be it Resolved, That while reoogn ize, In our affliction, the band of a wise aud merciful God. we deeply deplore the loss of a generous and beloved class-mate. Kind and gentle as a child disposition, manly and brave in every trait that adorned his character, he moved amongst ns, a model to his class-mates, a pride to the Institution that claimed him as a son. With a serenity ot manner and generosity of heart that betokened the noblest gifts of nature, he was ever an example of cheerfulness, and we shall long reineinberthe joyful tones of his voice, as was wor to mingle in the chorus of our happy soi'gi. In bim" the Institution has lost a talented son; we.

a beloved and noble brother. Resolved, That we tender to his efflicied family our most heartfelt syrc pathy in their bereav- roent. aoa, wnue we feet through our own loss what the greater measure of Iheirs must bo, we also feel that their hearts may be cont-o'ed w'tb the reflection that their belored son has irone from a world of sorrow and flliclion to a world peace, leavine for the consolation of bis fam and for the gratification of his friends a oriffnt record ot prootty and manly worth. jtesofuea, mas Mr name and aa epitaph to his memory be inscribed on a monument erec ted by his class, and that, the military badge of laminiing on worn oy ms comrades tor tne pe riod of thirty days. Jxtsnhea, That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to his family, with the miuest that they he published in the r.anera of the ritv nf ruMCtorce.

(Signed) WILLIAM A. RAFFERTT. Chairman of Committee of the First Class on Cihiluary. Died 12. Wfii nireil 15 tier a.

lingering illness. Miss Francos .1. datigh- Hi Averynna Jiary uross. ot feutneld. Portage vmiiuy, unto.

Site was a youth of amiable and affectionate disposition, with an intellect eagerly desiring knowledge, and susceptible o' refined cultivation. Oisease, however, frustrated her plans and fond expectations. This, however.we trust, wns overruled for her great good. She became tenderly solicitous for her spiritual welfare searched tho scriptures sought tho counsels and prayers of the devout, and appeared with tender emotions to for refuge to tho merciful Savior of sinners and thus to attain, through grace, an intelligent laitn andpeaoein Christ. Desiring to testify her faith in Jesus, and oonsooratioa to Him.

in Chris Baptism, that ordinance waaadministere to by Rev. J. D. Hughes. A oalm faith and bopo sustained this precious youth in the solemn hoir of death.

BOOK TAB I.lf.. Thb Ladirs Repositoiiy. TheFebrnarvnum- 01 this excellent magazine is upon our tablo. comes freighted with a rich variety of wholesome and nutficiou. food for both the mental and moral appetilo.

It is adorned by two beautiful steel engravings; one entitled "The stopping Stones on St. George's River, Maine," and the other a portrait of Queen Elizabeth, with a biographical sketch of that illustrious personage, by Editor of the Repository. We ore pleased to observe, that notwithstanding the advance in its terms from its original priee of $3 00. its immense circulation is not likely to be diminished, the places ef thoe who have felt ia Relinquish it on account of the change of term. being made goncLby the hosts of new subscribers' are coming in, 1 hose desiring to subscribe the current year will address the publishers, srs.

Poe Hitchcock, Cincinnati. TdeLadt's FaiKstn. Wo think we havo seldom seen a mr re toucbingly beautiful engraving that which embellishes the February num of this magaiine. Itiscallcd "The Piisoner'a Child," and ij a story in itself. The face of the is full of an undiscribable sadness, and as she tbe birds outside the prison bars, we longto some words of pity nnd comfort oher.

Tie double steel Fashion Plate for this month is a very handsome one, bath in design and execution the colors are especially fine. Tiro other fashions and engravings of fancy-work are as usual varied and exeouted. The music for this month is the "Linden Hall Polka." The Literary contents are Norlands;" "The Cooper Shop Story," showing how one of the New England ladies in olden times, before "Women's, Rights" woro invented, acted initio spirit of leap year, (a true by the way) "A Storf of a Household," by Hosmer: Better than Chostnuts." an amm-' tale by Francos Lee; "N.arly Lost," by Laura Ritteohouso "Frances Haley," by Clara Augusta; "Hopeful Riy." by llinnio W. May; "Going Home." by Ida Mason Curions head dresses in tho last Cccturv, Editor's Dopartment, Ac. Price 8 copirs 0 copies KM)0; 21 $50.00.

number, will be sent those desirous of making upelnbs. for 15 cents, H'AeeW- etl-bra'eU Sming Machinal art urnuliert at Prtmiumt. Address Deacon A Peterson. 319, Walnut Philadelphia. Now is the time to send on subscription! for Fire la It iclimond, I ml.

RtciiMoxn, Jax 2S. The pork packing; and wholesale grocery establishment of Vandeman end Reid was entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon, at o'clock. L-jvs about 20,000, iuMired The of E. J. Williams, Mljtiinlnfr, lost fiom $12,000 ty 1 3,000 1 wool belonging to Thos.

Woorlniit. The insurance expired on Thursday Inst. The i-fficeof the C. O. A Riilmad was en-tlr.

ly eotisnuml wilh n-nt nf the apirs. 'J'be eUiiu loii ia probably $110,000. it Ai ot ai vi' to who from i With at boon fuel, This By lo Mi New EESTOEES 7 rjlD FADEP HAlfi AID EEAtl) TO ITSEAT-. TJEAL COLOE, AND 13 A MOST LUXURIOUS DRtSSBSa FOR IHIR JSD liElD. CLARK'S RESTORATITK, Restore, tb Color.

CIiARK'SjRESTORATlVE, Eradisates Dvndraf. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Promotes its Urowtb. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Prevents its falling otm Isjan, unequalled Dressing. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Is good for Children. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, IsgoodforFjiriie.

C-ARK'S RESTORATIVE, Is gor.4 for Old Peop CLARK'SrRESTORATIVE Is perfectly harm'M. CIiARK'SiRESTORATIVE, Contains no OB. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, a Dye, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Beautifies the Hair. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Is splendid for CLARK'S RESTORATIVE Keeps the Hair In Ha Pine CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. 1 Cures Nervous Headaehe.

CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Prevents Eiuntinna. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. Stops Itching and Durning. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Keeps tho Head Cool. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Is delightfully perfumed.

CLARK'SRRESTORATIVE, Contains no Sediment. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 1 Contains no Guru. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. Polishes your CLARKS'S RESTORATTVE, Preparos you for Parties CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Prepares you fcrPalK CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, All Ladies need it. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.

No Lady will do without it. CLARK'S P.FSTORATIVE, Costa but $1. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. Is Sold by Druggists nnd Dealers everywhere; Price, 51 per bottle. 6 bottles for $5, ft rit no- vuaaa i.i.

PnorHir'! Otis. STRONG A ARMSTRONG, BENTON A LOR. HAM, General Agents, Cleveland. Sold in Akron by 0, SECHRIST, BEEBE A ELKIN3. LT.MER A STEINBAC11ER, G.

AD. HEI.fKK, nrA .11 Ti1 ait cniwp. Airoa, 5Jay 5, 14. ly CCRES Cough. Sore Throat, Asthma, andConsumnt.ion.

ft-, fZZ any one troubled with thtse complaints to tiy ona bottle of Slrjciland's Me'Iiiftisus Cot-gh. Balsam to convince them that it is tlin ntion overused. It not only cures the above af-leetions of the Throat and Lungs, but it cure. Night, Sweats and Spitting of blood, and is an ex. celient gargle tor any kind of Sore Throat.

Itia ii i VIS nieriicine tor lnlant. -ilnnufncfured at, Nn n.t i-: cinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Wcimer A Stein- a iins, ana u. u. Heller. Akron.

EVERY BODY IS BEING CURED OI' THIS distressing disease by the use ot Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy, Read what those say who have used it: Mr. ChftHfia l.anilra.n nf nlll. ur- is.ii alter using one pot of Dr. Sstncklanrl's Pile Remedy.

hey say they have tried everv thing, but could obtain no relief, but, one Pot ot Strickland'. "uv-i-ucu ijciioul cure, aiier suner-tlfir manv vears wi4 th. wneat 1.1.. They recommend every one who is suffering, to ISoldby.ll Druggists, 65 cents perpot. llanu-factured at No.

6. East Fourth Street, Cinr nnati. Ohio, and for sale by Weimer A Stcinhncher. JK Helfor and Beebe A Elkins, Akron. AND i Xj "cj Anti-Cholera Mixture, Is a composition of stimulants and carminatives, which everv physi-oi'in ncknowleriges is I liennly preparation t'iint will ellect a permanent cure of Diarrhaaand Dysentery.

Ibis Anti-Cholera Mixture is now in use in several of our snny bospitals. It has saved tba-. 'uuimnuua in nur swniers ana citizens.and wi 1 guaranteo it. to hn the hn.t world for Diarrhoaa and Dysentery. Mr.

Woods, of Covinaton, Kv. will be most happy to satisfy any one ns to the virtue of Stick- lnnd 8 Anti-Lllolern Mixture. In f.i. I great number of testimonials from patients who vuiu iiur iiuian "ronouneeu 1 'uru-ble by tlieirphvfucians.aoiucaftertahingnit. bottle nf Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixtme.

Jf iiu sutler wua uiarrnosa or uwicntery try oca Sold bvnll DmS-altS. fi Ant. nr.llt. u. ufactnred stNo.

(i. I5ait Fourth Street i'inein-nati, an for sale by Boebe A Elkins ii. Heifer a-id Weimer Steinbachor, Akron. Amuu, ir, loni Ay AKEO-T LUNCH EOOMS, an1 OYSTER SUPPLY DEPOT, 3 Smith, hi begs ohvo to anno ns of Aliron and vicinity, that in, i. MlVOUp "WAIiM or COLD tjc A T.a notice.

liuHmm mvn.Cl.ri. A. tu una it to their oonvonienee. WBi-rinaiid Substantial Dir.r,- oirwrmtsservod place to bur your ('-. the an or Caso, at the AKRON LUNCH ROOMS A OTSTJJR POT.

aiho, tor rate aj above. I'rof. Hag's INETANTANKOUS Also, -jJ l.IAHTJII, "PriKtor. expect to make price, that will suit every I "P1 no oeinment, ana another Company sub-time. I stituted a Life Policy of several years standing.

before purchasing elsewhere, Fo. Hall'l Block. Akron.O.. 1864. Weed's Celfb rated Sewing GLORIOUS NEWS Great Bargains Great Bargains in Fall Winter ClotMng.

Koch, Levi WOULO respectfully announce to the citizens of Akron and vicinity, that they have on hand, and are manufacturing daily, the most splendid stock of Eeady Made Clothing, consisting ci tne latest styles ot Mens' and Boys' Over Coats, the most fashionable Cassimere Business Suits, the choicest kind of Black Dress Suits, ever opened in this part of the country, all of wuicn nave Doon Dougnt daring Tlie Great ZPanic. Garrvinc on as we do. besides our Store in Ak ron, two larpe Wholesale Establishments at 140 Water St Cleveland, Ohio, and 26 and 28 Barclay at new 1 011 lity, we are enaoiea to ony tne LARGEST QUANTITIES of firet hands, thus saving the expene of payire second profits. We therefore oan assure our cuB' tomers, that we can. and will pell from (5 to 20 per cent.

Lower than nny house West of New York. For our Mer chant Jailonng department, superintended by G. W. CAMP, whose ability and gocd tastocan not be surpassed. we keep the beu, neatest, and NICEST qualities ana stylos 01 OVERCOATINGS.

BROAD CLOTIIS, DOESKINS, Foreign and Domestic which we are ready to make np in tho latest stylo guaranteeiiia that in oualitv of material, work manship, and fit, we shall equal the best in the oonntrv. Procure your Clothing of the best material, of our own manutacture, and at a price to dely com petition, oy callings' KOCH l.FVI COlt. Howard Akron. Ohio, 1st Store around the corner. House in Cloveland, 149 Water Street House in nonr vor.

zs and 28 Barclay St. Nov. 17. 1864 tf BARNES 6l ,4 EE CLOSING! OUT their entire Stock of rm "'(tons at a reauAi nrmn. tn msiho rnnm Fn their UA ZDress Goods, such as French Merinoes, Alapaecas, Coburgs, wool Celains.

Silk Poplins, Delains, I They have a large Stock ot Dress Silks, which they will sell cheap. A complete assort- Sha-wls, Broad Cloths, Ladies' Cloth, Water Proof Doeskins, Beaver which they would invite their friends and cus- loBiurs can ami examine Deioreriurenaditig. They would also call attention to their large Domestic Goods, and Woolen Goods, such as CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. SAT 1NETTS.

TWEEDS. 4c. uenuemens rua aad liLOVES Ladies' FOR HOODS, BREAKFAST SHAWLS, SO.TGS. NUBIAS, HOODS. ULOVES.

HOSIKRY Doop and Balmoral Skirts, a eomplete assortment and of superb quality BOOTS A SHOES, jja i a dt va r. UItOCERIS, ritnmrrov GLASS WARE. uu i 4c. Ac-Jan. 6th, 1885.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AKRON, A Designated Depositary and Fiscal Agent, A uthorized Subscription Agent, for tbe NEW "7 3-10" LOAN, and also the lO dLO" I0flLlW. TT-EKl'oi IV Notes. 40 i on band for i icmediatc otes, all denominations, also tbeNKW mst'E peroent. gold-bearing bonds, at current premium. (old, Mtver and Coupons nought at best rates, ill furnish any kind of Government Noctiritinp decired.

Anthoriied to pay. on and after Dee, 1st, the Coupons then maturing on the A uerretu. Temlrr Noire, when presetted, not n- lll'UEIl 1'KOX TBS KOTK8. Also, at maturi y. (Feb.

Iti.l tb. Coiinen. nn th. "7-ao" notes. 1'bekk Coupons can be detached bv holdorB and presented for payment, without notes.

vi II. H-niTlNOTON, Cashier. Asron, Dec. Is', 184-3in Administratii'g Salo of Eeal Estate. pursuance of an order grantod bv the )'ro-bate rf Suaiiuit.

County. Ohio. I will for salo at Public Auction, on tbe 1 nth dav February. A. D.

18es, at 1 o'clock V. unoi) premises, the following desoribed Real Estate situated in the County of Summit and State of Ohio, to wit Being part of Lot ninety. five (95) the township of Northtield, in aiid County bounded on the West by the Cuvahoga Itivr'r Last by the East bank of the Ohio Canal, North South by the Lot ines, and containing nino aeres. Appraised at subject to an annual llower to tho widow of Wio. AloCrary, of duung her life.

Also, part of Lot 7 in paid township, bounded, beginning on the Latbank of the Cnvalmga Itiy. at the North West corner of said Lot. thonee t9 dec. 7ch.87 links to a post In the Nmih liaeof said Lot, thence Houtb 7 chs 4 Ik. tnapot the rniiih line of said Lot, thence Nf( drg elii 8o lk- to a mark on Uio Feeder Briitge on IheH cor of said IM, thenoo 1.

deg, 7 Iks along the bank of the Cu vahnga River tbe place ol beginning, and containing six ri. or u.l,,n The Tract fin.1 above describe aud well located for at Store. fa on the OMn Grocery and Feed Terms of Sale One-third in hand, one-third in one vear. and one-third in two vearafrom t.lin dav ll interest. The payments to be secar-m by mortgace upon the prentls-s sold; WILLI EMMITT.

G. W. FULKKTtSON, Admrs of the Estate of Fulkerson, deed. opringtield, Jan. 4w Family Supply Store J.

B. Houghton, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, and 37 jEL XT KEEPS crm.ttontly on bond as good an assort mcnt of Heavy and Light ns can be found in Akron. Bnvs and pavs Cash for POL'LTKY. BUTTER, LARD, EGGS. CORN.

DRIED and GREEN FRUIT, vegetaei.es. 4c. ic. A GOOD supply of choico LARD and BUTTER ti.r the Retail 1 rsHe. nt.

i HOUGHTON'S. Empire Block. OILED CIDER. Cider. Cider Vinegar.

Coal and at nOl'GHTON'S. jOD'CI-PS' justly celebrated CI1EESE, second to none in market, for sale onlv at HOUGHTON'S. A LARGE A SSORT.MENT (will be receive in a few days) of Canned PeiKdies, vi hortk-her-jies, P.lackberrirs ar.d Tomatoes. Also, a grout variety of Jellies in Tumblers and Bottles, from a New Jer.cy House, and for sale at HOUGHTON'S. ASKETS of all descriptions.

Lemps in good jiJ supply, and Wooden Ware in every shape, at HOUGHTON'S. X) A BRETT'S. Deland and Aliens' Saleratus. JL Bahhctt's Soaps and Sodas. ThsirA McK eon's Oriental Detersive Soap, the best (the Iadies'sriv) now in use, at HOUGIl'iON'S.

CCKWnEAT Floor. Corn Voal, fresh and good. Also, cultivated a. .1 HOUGHTON'S. TSTERS and FRESH FISH in their seven if HOUGHTON'S.

TIT ATER LIME. Wl He Lime, Rosedale Ce- WW ment, Coarse and line Salt, at inn Salt, at ,1 HOUGHTON'S. 4 1 i I i 4 i 1 I r. All Indebted tn the nM 1 nlftasn anrl aIiIa LOCK WOOD tb Cuyahoga Falls, Dee. 2W.

2si4 3m Will cure Catarrh. "Will cure cold in the head. Will cure an offensive breath. Will cure pain in the head. Will cure ulceration in the nose.

Willrestorethesense hearinp. Will restore the sense cf smell. Will restore the ense of sieht. Will restore the sense of taste. Will restore the voice.

kVHEN CAUSED BYCAf ARRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury. As is now admitted by all informed, causing irri- inuon ana mnaaimatiion 01 tne mucous membrane, while the Liquid Catarrh Eemedy Gently and gradually removes all unnatural in- orustatn-ns and deposits, restoring the diseased membrane to its normal condition. A singlo Bottle will last a month- -to I useu luree limes a aay. tCURE WARRANTED lit DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.

t-rOALL TOE A CIEOULAB DE 80EIBINO SYMPTOMS. JtZ II. SliEIiYE, ic Son I'KOPRiEToaa, Chicago, Illinois. gtS Labratory at Freeport, Illinois. STRONG A ARMSTRONG, Clovoland.O.

JOHN D. Cincinnati. 0. WM. JOHNSON.

Detroit, Jfioh. And for Sale by Weimrr A Stoinbacher. Beeha Jk KtMn. ft A D. Holfer and (.

Sochriit, Akron. Jan. i ifoo eowiy A 1NU GOODS, at Bowen'. call and examlno tne steeK. Oec.

TS, 18B tf TVTEW" styles of CAtiSIMEHKS lH Now is the time to purchase, while the stock 1. SHALL ENDEAVOR to keeps? full asuprly, good a vatiety. as choice an article, and at as low prices a apv Hn.e in Akron. j. b.

Hovaurtts, Empire Block. Akron, Nov. 17.1SM tf E. R. BENEDICT I Dealers in 'GROCERIES.

PROVISIONS. TORAfTO, CI- (JARS, CONFECTIONER V. WILLOW nndWOODKN WARR. itti Howard atlrrri, Al.ion, Ohio, opposite 1 the Pout Dice. 1 ECONOMY.

SECUBITV. I Lorillard Fire Incnrsnco Ccrcpiny, of the Citv of New York, I Nl. 104. BROADWAY, AS It PITA lj, $500,000. I Prfllp ADuonllf divMril.

73 prr ceitl. lo the Ilenlcra. I This Company divide" three-quarters of the net I profits to the I'rliev HoUlein. in Scrip, bearing in- terest, wttnoul anf linoun- to tne i This Company Fund" its instead of di- riding it to the Stockholder, therehy g.ving it rolicv Itoioers g'earer seou'iiy, ann ar, tnenaipo I time CHBiPKB iNFniAM tnar nrncrsysum 1 CLF.S NORWOOD. Prer't.

JOHM SltLI.S. J. A. Agt.Akn.n.O. tlff'ce ovor tho 1st National Bftnk.

Oot. in. 'ISM if Farm For Sale. fyifTR utidrrsign'-d owns 1nnd Weft Ti.iies I 1 to go there to live, ard tbi'el'nre rff its his 1 Frm fur Sale, situated one South of tho Center of Talltna'lRo, centnlninir Acres of i IV-ind. in ft high state nf cultivnttim.

havip- rut 7po non the Fat in over five htind red bushi Is of Lime in tbe lnt five (Joo-l. eomti-ituh'o frrnm Hon.ft. two Ham. nrten pores of 'I io-her. weil watered wi'h Sprtrrr.

I ot i'iio-'v I ito V-'iv would well to lwt ot II l.f 'lie "-ns- ft''f I' i-l tho i ForContractill, of .1. iTi KB, jj't, Aator llenae. O. llHfr.n, fcuti I York, Jan. i 1-JJ-tf ler-ns of Sale, one half in hand on day of sole, premises.

VETEIt DILI.OW. Admr VV -'Br. i i.onnrv iitui "i nivm tu i'- Is. Aiarket. Mills, j'yjjij Ap yMS.

I I TjI1ioi1j Jan. JB, lsei-tf 1 i i mine nrnmnttT, IjcVCutiirrli Rfmcdy. Hee odvett'nonient, i i Akron, Sept. 1, KM if. Deo.

1111 ti B.IUU, bl.