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CLIPPkR SHIP GALATEA. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. =
p. On e a. r. :s y East s s'' :s
Shippers will please hare all their height board =
Saturday 9th, and hand in their bills Of lsding for a9
tpre to SUTTON co. IS South street corner 81 Wall
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Rcnalniny IN the Hsv Vork city esst 0aise,
Friday, juno 8, 1855.

Puskshsd sxslusivsly In tbs NEW voxx HsalID, ~
- e Cs.grsss-shs paper havig e largest circulation
q any in Ae United States.
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dor HAvRE DIRECT JUNE Is, THE STlAMng
H. QUAKER CITY, Captain J II. Hodgdon-rhs tssA
engine una' Ssak will leave hsrs for H.vss srso. :. -
between Charleston and u ~
fastest and staunchest vessels aoat Her
tor passengers Of the most superior description.
Passage in the after cabin 80
FOR passage apply to MoRTiMEa LIvIHGsr0N. 6
Broadway. N.B.-No freight taken except specie.
RREnEN, VIA soUTHAhrT2N TIN UNL41D
ID States mail steamship WASHINGTON, q. CAveaeyA
will sail for Bremen. touching 1t
to land tho mails aud for England and Egan
river Price Of passage from New York 10 SoathanPsa
BreMop:-
In cabin. main saloon. 80
In first cabin lower saloon. ~
e1periencsd .urssOn !, attsehsd e ssSs stsans ss
through the Post Once For passage freight apply -
q b. SAND, Agent II south MllAn strset. .
sail July II.
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REDUCTi0N q FAXES 70 SUIT THE TLNU-
Accessory Transt Company, of Noaragus. pcsprissos
through In advance of the ma700 milss shorter thAa
mile. Of dsnserous betting IN Psnsns Bay ne sasaAe
burden. Capt wiz leave pier No. Nsrsi rss
q o'clock pEscselN Ter Pynts Arenas. MstsG,
o tons burden eysr the NiearsGua Transit route hsa
rIaSea For aformation or pssssse 81 he
ply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent Ne. BsVIse
lettsrs received. -
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These steamships olssssd 81 the fn1srshSe g -
and specie and goods Will b insured ct g iswe
OF premium In othor tsamsiDS oCesG tha
Toe freight or Passage, apply 70
u. TORRANCE, No 10 Witng Groea New Youk
SUMNER. noNTANT DRAPER, y xus n. .. ass ~
caRYSTiE, scHLoEssnANN CO.. .oaI 0aA-As
Deiovi1ns HAvre.
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ATEW YORK AND NEW ORLIANs SrHANS1W

E'oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRIDA-UNITED STATES
II mail ne.-Ths and elegant stsamshp KNOX
WILLIE, Captain c. D. Lsdlow, viii Leave New Yesk fox
savannah On Saturday. june from pier No Nsrth nye
fsshs sYp On board q for P..s:sss & l. NE
New York jacksonville eel, Piatks &J1 The Fisgt1s
Captain Wesdhsn, viii succeed, and leave On Wsdnse~
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A USrRALIA.-PI0NEEA LINE-CARRYIN0 IN
a United gtAtss man-Ths celebrated Al elippse -
NIGHTINGALE, Captain Nather. for Mslbournx WI -
despatched hor second shout the 10Th ylns -
ing made her last IN the unprecedented Tins 81 aay -
excellent Tor and frsgkt An
ply At the once Of r w. CAMERON. No. Bowling 0esss
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DE0ATrA.--oN ACCOUNT OF TIE wBATMHR THE
II regatta Of thu New York Yaoht CluS which TO
"a Ieste~day has been Iespsnsd t tsday. Yridsy Jass
The steambsss nsrwaik engaged for the msmssss saa
V-''''N 4 BE08D000b, kSssrd,ss sssNtsu,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-28

GHOr GuNS.-Bess stubb 6 pvist
~ dbi. hii. .1cs Ean., e. A, T. HpSksfes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-28

Lar TIE AFFLICTED READ AND POsDER!
An Infallihle Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil Rheu-
matism. Obstinate CutaneOnS Eruptions, Pimples. &
Pos:uIes on the face. BlOtches. Bols, Ague and Re-
yer. chronic Sore Eyes. Ring Worm or letter. Sore
Head. Enlargement and Pain OF the Homes and Joints.
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilte Disorders. Lumhagoa
Sp nal COMPLAINTS. ami all diseases arising from IN
iniudicious use o, Mercury, imprude zee in Life, OF
impurity Of the bloOl-
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
Blood is now used by thousands OF gr Iteful patients
from all parts Of the United States, who testify daily to
he remarkable cures performed by the greatest OF
| Ne Iieines. D. Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE" Neural,is,
Rheum tism. ScrOfula, EruptiOns or the Skin, Liver
Disease. Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections Of the
| Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints, are speed-
iy put to flight BE- using this great and inestimable
For all diseases of the blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it, 1t cleanses the system OF
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion. gives tone to
he stomach, makes the skin clear an1 healthy. and re-
stores the Constitution. enfeebled BY disease or broken
down by the excuses of youth. to its pristine vigor and
For the Ladies'. it is inconparabIy better than all the
cosr etics ever used. A few doses Of Carriers SPAN
lsa MIXTURE will remove all sallowness Of complexion,
/ bring the roses mantling to tae cheek. give elasticity
20 the step, and improvethe general health in aren-ark-
| ALE degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which We have re-
I eeived from persons from all parts Of the United States
is the best eViden e that here is no humhre about u.
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians and
public men. well known to he community, all 4 ithetf
testimony to the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
None genuine unless signed BENNETT e BEERS, Pro.
: ~prietors. No. ?, Pearl street. Richmond, Va, to whom
all orders for SUPP lies and agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Z. A.. mith & Co., Warren J. Camp
bell. Newton Falls D. Brown. Ohlton ; Geo. Hazlett,
I Gustavus s. v. Mears, Bloomfield, and by Dealers IN
Medicines enerywhefe. NOV . u
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O. 10 MAIN STREET.-NEW AR
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAT & CAP sToEKi
NTchOFS 4 Weir.
NEW

( Have Just received and are now opening, the largsst'
most fashionable, and best selected stock o. hHAD1
MADE Piece and Furnishing 0oOdsreNef
brought to this market. consisting In part OF tne Ior
} lowing Goods: OYerccats Of every style, quaity, ana
price, from the finest beaver 70 the eoarsess kehseyi
Pants and Vests Of every style aud quality. 10 seS
talk. just "ume aud see. Every body says, give
OILS s Weir the belt for quality, siyte and priee,tneg
heavy Beaver pilo,. plain and tEined Cloths, plain ara
Fancy Cassimeres; tWilled Satinet.s Plain and ron-
cy NestingE a lew rare patterns Of SIX velvet Ilaln
and figured silk Satin, CSshEire, WoTsted hohaI'
Sc.
: FURNISHING GOODS-Shirts Collars. Und.rshsrts,
Drawers. Suspenders. Stocks, Nerk ties, Pocket Hand
kerchieis. SIX. linen, Lawn, &e-i Wooden Hose, Fur
Gloves. Kid. lined and uniined, Clot1, Buckskin-sH
eoiors Buck Mitiens Boys' do Umbrellas, = Ena
assortment. Carpet bags, &c
I TAILORING done in the hest style. and on short no.
! tice. The capacity Of T.. W WEIR, as q practical
Tailor, is too well known to Ieqrire comment. Partie-
LAT y CAPS.-It is q well-known fact, that Tor
eleven years. L. NICHOLS has kept the largest. cheap
est. and most varied assortment Of goods IL ms Inc
ever kept in Old Trumhuil, and the new firm have to
Announce that the stock Of HATS AND GAPS mas been
/ largely increased so all You have to DO 10 70 call A.
mo 70 gain Street. and you viii there find a complete
oGtnt-bocts excepted-for less money than you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one hing-Es
have no old. shelf-worn Clothing, LIT an entire rev
stock Of fresh and desirable Goods.
e. gas has for 4 long time been a very pientiul Hu-
Gle in this ommunity. We would beg lsaTe TO be ex-
eussi from using it in this communication 10 ny Oh
/ friends and patrons I would make my best bow and
I return many thanks for the very liberal and lonscon-
tinued patronage received at their hands To the new
we would say. you too are entitled to the riSht hand OF
fellowship SO come along. and we viii give you =
hearty welcome 20 all the privileges. blessings and ben
efts, OF 1.-THE largest. cheapest. and most varied STOCK OF
Clothing and Iiats and Caps ever brought 70 thls mar
ket. L. NICHOLS,
Warren Oct. 3.-5m E W. WEIR
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GEORGE A.~DAVIS, Manufacturer
and Wholesale Dealer in
READY MADE CLOTHING,

franklin Buildings, corner Of Water and Superior st1-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
We have now in store and In prOcesso Of manufacture.
one Of the largest, most complete. and varied stocks OF
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
10 he found In the Union.
OR stock. consisting OF OTereoats. Cloaks. Islnes.
Frock, Dress and business Coats. Pants and Vests, IL
manufactu- ed sHfirsIy in this city, from almost every
description Of material, among which We may mention
Kerseys. Pedestrians. SatinetIs. BlanSets, TWeeds Of all
coIors and qualities for CCass. DOeskins. Cassimers,
Coriurnys. Satinetts, of every variety, for Pants. shk
veivets. Satins silks. Cashmcres, Wooden Plalds,
Flashes. Toilene.s. Farmer Satins, Codringtons, OF
every description and style, for Vests. Together with
FURNISHING GOODS.
consisting in part OF Shirts, Collars. Cravats, stocks
Tndershirts. Drawers. Hosiery, Suspenders, Cloves,
Overalls. Hickory and Overshirts. Trunks II aVeleg
Bags. Valisss. &c, &c &c. Also, India Rubber
Goods OF every description.
The perfect system to which We have brought every
department OF our business. after long and t0ilsome
years Of application and labor, must convince the in
v~estigttor Of the superior Advantages We are thus ena-
hied to offer the Trade in the purchase OF their stocks,
whether in small or large quantities
Our business, extending throughout this state, Inci-
ana, Michigan and Illinois offers unequailed advan-
tages to the Merchants Of these States. from the fact,
long years Of intercourse having made US familiar with
their class Of PENSIONERS.
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants de-
string TO pur base. feeling confident an examination
Of our stock will result in the most satisfactory manner.
GEORGE A. DAVIS,
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland. o
Cleveland. Sept. 90, 1S5j-2m
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y RIcH SCENE-AN OFFICER AT
FAULT. - Yesterday Constable Miller
vent with - search warrant TO look for
st mr s"len goods. After some exami-
nation, ,hey were founI in The possession
OF - bouncing s,ivsnt girl. The prop
cry consisted principally of articles OF
dnSs, among which VA a fine worked
collar. This tie officer endeavored 10
get into his hands. ut The .;iIl put it in
her mouth, and "shu; down upon it."
The Constable, determined not TO be
foiled in tbs way, run his finger in the
gil mouth in order to pull out the
collar. when she opened, and taking his
finger between her teeth, crushed it al
mOst TO a jelly. The officer, not liking
tie trap, jerked out his finger, and the
girl swallowed the collar. This ended
The search. as Mr.. Miller concluded the
collar was then beyond his jurisdiction.
Healthy girl that. aud fond of deli
cacies = EEcenRes Gaz.
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VAUTROT d GILLETT, Wholesale

' and Retail Dealers In CLOTHS. WATCHES JEwELRY,
SiLvEE-W ARE, and Fancy GOODS, Warren, Ohio.
Having Just returned from the Eastern Man 80
ufactories, We brought with Us a very large ~
assortment Of extra-hne English Lever Watch. No.
es, IN gold. hunting and plain cases. Also, a superior
quality Of Duplex Watches. with independent Seconds.
lust the thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases: and
4 larger stock OF Detached lever and Lepine Watches
Than was ever before offered in this place. Our assort-
nent OF Jeweiry, we hatter ourselves. is n better seiec-
ton than We have ever before made, having purchased a
much larger stock and OF finer quality, than has here
tniore been brought to this place; such ne We can fully
recommend. Everybody is invited 10 call and exam
inc my stock. Pedlars, and others, purchasing to sell
again, viii finds large assortment, and prices that will
compete with Eastern Cities, as We purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturer, and will sell for as
snail P:ofts rs any other establishments the country.
A lev fine Double Time Centre seconds Watches, will
lie sold very low. Nov is the time for securing a good
larsain. Call soon aud see for yourselves.
Watche IeWelry, &c, carefully repaired and war.
ranted. j ? Engraving neatly done
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

- In the New Buiiling, opposite the Democrat or
Zee, .MGJR Street, Warren. Ohio.
BARTLETT q BsOwS have received their Spring and
Summer Clothing,and are prepared to exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market, consisting OF all the varieties Of Goats,
Frocks. Pants, Vests. &c. Of the latest styles. Also,
EOYS' CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS. and a full stock
Of G~ENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS. A large
stock OF BrOadclOtlis, C~assimeres and Vestings, of rich
and durable quality. All who wish to purchase Cloth
ing. made to order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goOls, and learn the prices, before purchasing, as
We feel confident We cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CARD-The PrOprieters return their sincere thanks
to the people OF Warren ard vicinity, for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
for a continuance. p. T.. BARTLETT,
Warren, June 20, 1855. G.. W. ROW..
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ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.
We see there is some talk about the
election cf a United States Senator.
Now, for our part, we say r~e-elect Mr..
Wade, by all means. His place in the
Senate can Ice flied by no man as well
as by him. In saying this, We do not
wish to BE- considered invidiouS, for
aside from Mr.. Wade's known practical
ability, he has a reputation already eS
tablished. which will give him a very
decided advantage over any new man
that could be sent there /; and wha
makes it of the greatest importance tina
we should at this time make no change
is that Ohio, unfortunately, will hav,
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Ciothier
" JOUN l.. WEEKS.

No. u Market Street, Warren, o. Opposite the Court
House
The favor with which this establishment has long
been regarded by the pnblic generally, and especially
those Eho appreciate a very superior kind ci wOTk, and
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
tisement almost superduous.
Ny extensive Pail and Winter s-ock OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, YESTINGS and with 4
choice assortment OF READY-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS, and a carefully selected and
extensive stock Of HATS Y CAPS. OF all prices and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can at all times he found.
From long experience in business, and having ar
rancements in New York so rs TO be posted up in every
thing that Is new, both in goods and styles Of garments
il Is evident that a more perfect and extensive estab-
lishment Of the kind cannot be found in this section OF
country. (Oct. Il, '5j)
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THE POPE AND HERETIcs.-The Paris
correspondent of the London a i~uertiser
says: The Pope has received another
cordial invitation to come TO Paris. His
Holiness. who has hitherto refused 10
assist at the Emperor's coronation, is
now invited 10 beslow his ponhicial
benediction, at the baptismal font, on
the heir to the imperial throne, which, Is
hoped, the EMPIRE will socn pre- ent TO
the Emperor and his people. Bu' The
Pope LulIs ouI 10 promise that lie will
acrcde 10 his demand. His Holiness i
scandal zrd by hearing that Queen V c.
toria aud Price Albert are To become
80 the c ming babe. The
Pope IS Mortified at the prospect of vile
herejicS becoming sponsors TO a Catholic
or Princess, and unless has ar
ran.cmenis be overset, it is scarcely
probable hat he will change his mind
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CTATE OF OHIO. Trumbull County.
- SIS. In the Court of Common Pleas
William A Otis,
Augustus A. Burr, David Matthews, Abner Hubbard
and Joshua W. LambersOn.

Augustus A. Burr, David Matthews, Abner Hubbard
and Joshua ". LambersOn.
The said William A.. Otis has fled his petition in said
CO Irt, setting forth. among other things-a decree OBJ
tanned by said plaintiff against said Burr. Matthews &
Hubbard, at the September Term Of the District Court
for Summit County, A d. 1855, by which the sum OF
SAILS - is found due from said Burr 70 said Hubbard,
and is ordered to be paid to the plaintiff on a larger in
dehtedness from said Hubbard to him, and by which
also the said court set aside a sale to said Matthews I'M
der a mortgage from said Burr TO said Matthews, OF a
farm Of about one hundred and hfty-twO and 5000
acres Of land in Pennington, the same sold by one Josh
u Peck to said Burr, AM now occupied by said Lam
berson-alsO setting forth that said Matthew's, in the
year 1876, had contracted said lands to said Lamber-
son. who has since been in possession Of the same and
had the rents and profits thereof from that time; that
said MattheEs has received under said contract, by way
Of interest on the purchase price OF said land, about
one thousand dollars. and is still indebted in the sum
of SI2O for further interest thereon, and PRAYING that
the amount 50 paid Matthews be applied upon an amount
found due said Matthews from said Burr, as a lien on
said land. and that the amount still due FROM said Lam
herson for the use Of said land. be applied on the in
lehtedness Aforesaid to the plaintiff, and that the land
aforesaid. as in favor OF the plaintiff Indebtedness
against said Burr, be released from the lien OF said Mat
thews, to an extent equal TO the amount paid him as
aforesaid, and for other proper relief. The said Angus
tus A. Barr and Abner Hubbard must appear and an
swer said petition by the tenth Saturday after this date,
or said petition as to them will he taken as confessed
SUTLIRF & FUTILE.
Oct. 81. 1s55-6s Atty's Cor PIE.
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but one Senator for the next six years.
And further, no severer rebuke can be
given the 81 We oligarchy than the re-
Iurn of Mr.. Wade 10 the U. S. Senate
Otawd Co Register.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, TRUMBULLC COUNTY. OmIOJ
WArnrN NnrnrnrnA -EL L. 1

Ihrey c~ny thu foregoing to bel correct list of all the lands town tGa and real property re-
turned a uu1fh the TraUprf said CDmb.n January in the year Ue hOsud uhthunlrei
ad fmrfvE =" XCt those on which III taxes have since been paid "anit ntu HE foregoing dSup
ton mnhh lands town lots &C. the same as that o heD Duplicate Of lE5. and hiatt the taxes of the
rrecHugy, ar have been chMCdc correctly hTeOn, with hny per enhm penalty ron such taxes
tEu With all taxes ofme present. yr.
cv in aid lis conaueLr so much teunfa as will he nrcsryo pay II. taxes and pgtv
charrdI thereon. vii he sold the Court House in said county, on the cod Monday GAhda1 Of
January %i by the County Treasurer unless tbs Hxesan md PENALTY are phlIe before untdne
CHARLES L HUNT Cofga aiior
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9cms SnttIIiarmt.
thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving.
We regret to say that in Warren, the
day vas marked by but little change
from the ordinary business routine
Stores and shops were all open. Divine
service was held at the Methodist church,
in which the members of the Presbyte-
rian and Baptist denominations joined
The sermon by Rev. Mr.. Mallby, was a
labored effort which We have heard high
ly commended. At the Disciple and
E~piscopalian churches, sermons were de-
livered by their respective pastors, both
of which, w are informed, were well
conceived, and appropria e to the occa-
sion. The Teasing part of the celebra
ton OF the day, was not neglected.
Ii will moi be a mark of the upward
progress oil the age, when this time-hon.
ored custom of the observance of one day
in The year, as 2 day of Thanksgiving,
shall fail into disuse. Surely, if there
ever was a time when the people of Ohio
had reason 10 be thankful for the bless
ings s'iowered upon them by a kind Pro-
violence. it is now. Their ~granaries are
full, peace and health dwell within their
borders.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.HBy virtue o

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two
~ Fl. Fa's. to me directed and delivered. iy the Clerk
Of the Court OF Common Pleas. of TrumhulI County. O.,
| have levied on, and will expose TO public safe, at the
door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said County
on saturday. the Sh day Of December. A.. d. lS55. be-
tween the hours Of III &C Ock A. n and 4 o'clock 2. VI.
II said day the following described propeTty. to wit 4:
/ SJrrcl Mare, ! Saddle and | Bride, to he sold At the
SUIT Of James Ward & Co. vs.. John Flower.
II, 4 HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren. Nov. -. I555 -2w