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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

In France the gross charge for the army during the
current year, 10 estimated at $40 eco 100 francs or
fI3too0o0 for which military force, comprising
3s oil men. and 90 GOO horses. will be kept war
outlay computed at 123 900 francs or some thing
les than 600 sterling In addition 1t should be
remembered that In the distribution OF chsrges large
of pensions and alo wances annuities members
OF the Legion Of Honor and other provisions which
place IN the French tystem the sums voted halpay
services by the House Of Commons are carried to the
account OF the Minister Of the Interior BY SO much
therefore, must TIE French estimate be augmented in
order to justify comparison with own. But
after maRing ample allowance for these items of charge,
it will appear tnat the ,choe military expenditure Of
time Of 1ar tche that Of England is expected to erced
f43, 000, goo
The general statement the French Exchequer exhi-
bits q gross outlay under every department of about
ETA coo 0c00 sterling, little than the sum
winch Sir G. Lewis expects to raise in England from
interest Of debt in Franse occasions charge of only
Asa COO francs about Els 600 sterling. Our
debts Of every description entail charge of f27,
100000. On the other hand the French Treasury Is
charged with a multitude OF payments which this
side Of the Channel betrayed OF local taxation
expenditure and revenue that incurred received
upon account OF the communes. The gross total on
both SIDES ie thus ctitously augmented out the net
result remains, tha the amount required for "suppy
services"-a expenses inclusive-is IesB than
half the aggr gate demanded by o.n Cnancell Of
the E1chequer Must IL be ADDED to this cisparagiug
contrast that while the Committee Of the Corps Legsaf
claim to have reconquered the military and political
prepoDdeJapce in Europe at the cost of the enhanc
outlay which France has undergone, we, part,
shall have nothing to show for money but compro.
missed administration and discredited Departmental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

sesevs the latest Intelligence are utterly without inso-
nation to-day and feel certain tia. private
dispatches must nave seeo suppressed Tue rsm,rx is
obvious that General Cauro oees despatch, occupyidg
but four haes OF the Aonienr il exre ey jejune aud
unsatisfactory, cousloer that IL processes 70 gvs t1e
only results knosn 81 five days' continuous bonn oard-
znsnt. am enabled TO stGts that the Niaitsu as
again mdeed last night after II had hsen settled for
the press. Nobosy a. all conyersant with tue way In
which these things managed that the puo-
hshed despatch attributed 20 General Canrooert Is
fextual copy OF the ons seat by him am'tod tcat ne
able 10 hold the ,sions taken WHAT these positions
IN left in state of doubt The despatch says
position ON the left we remain masters OF them Does
this the left Of the allies or the lett OF the Rus
slams? In the first case the success gained must have
been on the quarantine side In the second, the posi-
tons taken must been those which adjon and pro-
tect the MAlako Tower. But the importance OF this
position is so well known that the Monitear would not
Il is presumable have failed cali attention TO the
fact had gained any material advantage that side
Besides when general speaks Of "the left he Ia usual
~ understood TO mean his own left been pri-
vatey informed that the engagements alluded to did in
reality take place the Quarantine position, ani
er is not accidental On the other hand there i.
that very good has arrived AMI that 1t
is not published in order that the Emperor may
Bounce them for the first time to the Boulogne camp
wish could believe this.
PRINCE GOKTsCHAKoFF's ADDRESS TO THE RUSSIAN
SOLDIERS
An Austrian journal publishes the following order,
addressed by Prince Gortschako TO the of Sc
bastopol, on his arrival on the goth OF March,
Soldiers ! His Majesty has deigned 70 appoint to
the command of the and land forces in the Crimsa
Brave WARRIORS all Russia is proud your courage
and our great Emperor Nicholas L on his deathp-d,
Turned his last looks 70 wards YOU WITH gratitude His
successor his majesty the regnng Emperor alexan Ter
H. has degned to express him,ef folio in lettars
addressed to the 31 and It'll OF March:rell the
brave defenders Of sebas,opol in the of i'm
MORTAL benefactor thai the Epror Nicholas proud
of them and that he sbough OF them his deashoed
and sent them through me- the expression of HE last
and cordial gratitude Tell our brave soldiers tnat
thank them in his name, and shat l am perfectly
coRviced that they alvays worthy of his pa
ferpal soiicituds Soldiers, the most difficult time ia
over The roads are better, transports of every de
acrptcn arrive easily and considerable renforcements
sent 10 your support the way. In taking
command OF this srmy ! am convinced that, with
Gods blessing will fin ally efforts, aud
that will certainly Justify the hopes of august
sovereign Adutant General 0sten Sa ,ksn who rected
the defence of Ssbssopoi with much honor, AMI his
companion, the brave Admiral Eachmof 70 lay
their former functions. G0RrSCHAKOFF.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
A sHIFTY JUDGE.

A short time since they had a queer
case ola Circuit Ju lge in the Western
District of Tennessee. He was a good
lawyer, and cared nothing for appear.
ance and less for dress. The latter he
knew nothing about, it being left entirely
to Betty his wife. His B .ity was absent
from home once when he started round
on his circuit, leaving the Judge 10 pack
his clothes for the trip. He did SO, but
instead of finding his shirts he seized on
a pile of his wife's what-you-call-ems,
used for a ike purpose. A learned
brother, who roomed with him, was much
amused a few mornings aflerward, at the
queer appearance of the Judge, nothing
being in sight but his head, arms and
feel, bis locks of bewildesmeni, and his
sotto voice reflections, which were: 81
wonder what on earth made Betty cut
off my iii t-sleeves2 don't seeI" 1t
is probable ihai he heard The reason the
next time he saw Betty, but not before,
as he bar kept dark on the matter that
round. We think he had a very poor
knowledge of the chemise-try, as an ap-
piled science.
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Uariiftp.
Il UPPER CRUST

TIE woman who makes the contemplate blunder
In getting mp pies
70 shorten the upper crust more than the under,
Is very unwise;
Not only p~enurious. meagre and green.
Bat called in the papers decidedly mean"
But look thro' this world. and yoa'n End that the upper
Are ever more short,
More testy in temper. more stinted at supper,
More brief in retort-
Besides. in their relish for splendor and dash
They often get short of health. credit and cash.
mar of deception is ever a lover.
Wherever he's found;
And life is a book in a fine snowy cover,
Most s~pendidly hound
Each leaf has an edging of gold. hut within
1t is dark with inscriptions of foIly and sin.
If strangers 20 meet at a wedding or party,
Besto~ not your trust.
Your confidence. frank. unsaspecting and hearty,
On short upper crust
Or you'll learn hat not pastry alone hath :he sin
OF an outside much better than which is within.
You viii find TIE same spirit ~pervading all classes
The high and the mean
Like a rich satin cloak it envelopes the masses,
Over ragged m0resR-
As a spotless false bosom may horrors enclose.
And g2iter boots lace Ger detestable hose.
There is counterfeit breeding in full circulation,
More brilliant than gold
There is counterfeit talents, and false reputation,
Most fair to behold
And counterfeit wealth, with its r~littering dust
And SNOWY without. like the rich upper crust.
But give metbe friend That is frank for a wonder,
And trusty though TO gh
Whose upper crust proves We V much like the under
And neither are tough
Let US win what We can of the graces of art.
But pie Ige for them Lever tn, truth o . the heart.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
TREATMENT OF TOMATOES.

During the early part of the growth Of
tomatoes, the surf ce of The soil should BE-
frequently disturbed. When they have
set their fruit, they may be shortened in,
and II may be deferred until The fruit i
of half size, wi en- it may be readily OBJ
served that 90 per cent. of the fruit is
within Is inches of the ground, while 81
per cent. of the vine or bush is beyond
that distance. The vine, therefore, shoul
be trimmed in within half an inch OF the
tomato nearest the end # each branch
This will admit sun and air freely, and
although ten per cent. of the tomatoes
that mighlhave grown will be taken away,
sill the remaining portion will be greater
in weight and measure than if the win,
had not been shortened in. Tomatoe.
are also several days earlier by this treat
ment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
NARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF ii BLOOD!
~ Il pnrffrIc nf Ncr-nrn in Il


LET TIE AFFLr TED READ AND PONDERi
An ~Infaliible Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil. Rheu
matism. Obstinate CutaneoIs Eruptions, Pimpes. d
Pos.u!es on the face, BlOtches. Boils. Ague and Fe
yer. hronic Sore Eyes. Ring Worm or letter. Sore
Head, Enlargement and Pain of the iiones and Joints.
Stubborn Ulcers, S~yPhil'tic disorders Lumhago.
Sp nal Comp aints, an, all diseases arising from IN
iniudicious use o. Mercury, imprude zee in life, or
impurity Of the bloc
- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of
Blood l. nOw used BY thousands OF gr ttelul patients
from all parts Of the United States, who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
Me iiciues, e. CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neural ia.
! Rheum tism, ScrOfula. EruItions Of the Skin. Liver
Disease. Fevers, Ulcers. OH Sores, Affections Of the
Kidneys. Diseases OF the Throat. Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching Of tn Bones and Joints, are speed
lily put to flight b. using this great and inestimahle
remedy
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
the Stomach. makes the skin clear an healthy. and Ie
stores the Constitution. enfeehled by disease or broken
down by the excesses ofyOuth. TO its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the Lldies, il is incompara1ly better than all the
cosT etics ever used. A few doses of CARRIERS span
Isu MIXTURE will remove all sallowness Of COMPLEXION,
bring the roses mantiing TO the cheek. give elasticity
to the step. and improve the general health in a remark
able degree, hey Ond al the medicines ever heard of.
The large number Of certificates which We have re
ceived from persons from all parts Of the United States
is the hest evIden e that here is no huml Us about il
The press. hotel keepers, magistrates. physicians and
nuhIic men, well known to he community, all al their
testimony to the UOnderful effects OF this GREAT
HOO PURIFIER
Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and Almanac.
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT e BEERS, Pro
prietors. No. ,, ? arl street. Richmond, Va, to whom
all orders for sup lies and agencies must he addressed.
For sale uy E.. A. NTH & Co.. Warren T; J. Camp
hell, Newton Fails B. Brown. ohltOn Geo Hazlett,
Gustavus S. ". Mears, Bloomfield, and by Dealers in
Medicines eueryWhHe. lnov % VI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES,

There was a trial near Newark, \. j.
of several moving machines under the
auspices of the State Agricultural Socie-
ty, in presence of a very large c~oncourse
of spectators, estimated at two thousand
persons.
Kefchum's. Aliens, Whifenacks, Man.
ny's, Forbush's, Deitz & Duuham's
machines were used, and all worked well,
although each had their favorites.-
K~eichum's machine being the best known
has perhaps the most friends. AlleH's too
is a ~favorite in New Jersey, and upon
rather rough ground, in coarse grass mix
ed with briars cut IL smooth swath.
The machine called Whitenack's SEEM
ed to be the %favorile with the largest num-
Der. Mr.. Dunn, a large farmer of Hun
terdon county, SAYS he used one of these
machines all last summer without grind.
ing the knives /; that it will cnt from >ix
TO eight acres a day Of grass, without
worrying man or horse /; that it uns light,
and is easily handled, and does not get
out of repair. He cut Ten acres of oats
a day, quitting al 5 O'Clock. The cost o.
this machine WAS $3.50 as a mower, and
$50 as a reaper.
The lishtest reaper is that of Deiiz &
Durham, weighing SIS pounds complete.
This is a new machine, AMI runs with d
different motion from the others. the move.
ment of the knives being opera'e1 by 4
cam.wheel instead of il crank. The in,
venlor says he has cut an acre an houl
in a rainy day.
Moving md reaping machines are nc
new things, as all well know who remem.
Der how perservinsIy Ooed Hussey of BAL
timore, the original inventor aud builder
in America, has Struggled along in power
ty, Till he had so far perfected his ma.
chimes that others have come forward
when lis patent expired, and made some
triling addition, and with the public mind
ready II adopt such great labor-saving
implements on the farm, they have reap"d
The harvest from the fields which Mr..
Hussey had own nearly twenty years
aso.-Tribune.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
TAKING THE CENSUS.

The following to'k place between the
Census Marshall and a native of Ger
many, in Albany;
"Wholives here 2"
"Yaw."
"What's your name ?"
"Sharmany on the Rhine"
"What's your fathers name 2"
"Nix for staw."
"When did you arrive in Albany 2"
emit a steamboats,"
SCOT any children 2"
"Yaw-two barrels nit krout."
"How. long have you resided in this
house 2"
1.-TWO rooms and de basement"
"Who owns this buiidIng?'
q pays nothing. Hanse pays the same
twice a month."
"Where did you live last year 2"
@Across de red store as you come up
nit der market in your right hand. per.
hind der pump what belongs to der black
smith shop"
The Marshall having e~ntentord all this
made up his mind 10 push ahead.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
for tie farmtr.
FEVER AND AGUE-DE MELVILLE
SPECIFIC.


Many years since the fever and ague
prevailed in the French West India
islands, of so v%irulent a type as TO carry
ofgreat numbers ofvictims, and to threat.
en- almost lO,al d,population. The gov
ernmen offered a large reward for the
hest remedy, which was obtained by the
d%iscoverer Of the preparation OF which |
furnish the receipt, and which rot only
cured the disease, but completely eradi.
Gated it from the system, ensuring the
patient against a renewed attack.
In 1>2l, the residents of Washington
City were subjected to The disease 10 an
rnsual and an alarming dfgree. The
French Minister, NJ. De Neuville, who
had been educated as physician presented
this receipt, which had obtained the prizo
from his government, TO an elderly gem
tleman who had been reduced TO the last
stage of weakness BY daily attacks; his
three attending physicians pronounced in
favor of its trial, and in five days il eff
fecfed a perfacl cure. 1t was subsequent
ly administered in more than a thousand
cases with like success.
RLcEIPr.-l OF best London Peruvian
bark, J OF. powdered rhubarb, J V salts
of :aras, OF. powdered gentian and s
drops oil of NORWOOD, either made up
into Is equal pills, or what is preferable,
mixed with u wine glasses of water, clar-
ct or port, in a bottle.
One pill or one wine glass TO be taken
fasting an hour afterwards light food
at twelve o'clock a Lowl of light soup /;
at one o'clock a pill or wine glass of med
icine; an hour after a tumbler of wine
with toast or sponge cake dipped in it, or
other light food /; at seven o'clock a third
pill or vine glass of medicine, and an
hour afterwards a light supper. The bot
tie must be well shaken before taking each
dose.
The chillS will usually be broken on
the second day, but perseverance through
the fifteen doses is necessary in order to
eradicate the disease from The system
The medicine must not be taken while
patient is under the influence of fever,
but there must be delay of an hour after
The fever has subsidei. The direction as
10 diet must be strictly observed, and the
appetite, whichis frequently ravenous, must
be restrained during the five days. The
prescription must be made up by a drug
git of responsibility, as Peruvian bark Is
frequently of imperfect strength.
As have Just zen a case of successful
cure in an attack succeeding one of las
year, permit me, sir, 10 make this remedy
known through your widely circulated
journal for general benefit, and certainly
the medicine should bear The nrme Of the +,
distinguished French Minister who frs
extended IFS benefits TO our country.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
ENGAGED.


Friend Victor, of the Sandusky Regis
ter, is responsible for the following:
He says that a young gent called at the
house of the girl he was "%ailer,' in that
town, a short time since, and ringing the
door-bell, it was answered by a freshly
imported servant maid from the Emerald
Isle; when the following interesting dia-
logue took place.
Gent--"Is Miss " at home 2"
with a sweet SMILEY
Bifdy.-"She is, sir" Scratching her
head.)
Gent-"Is she engagedl' GTwirling
his har, and trying to look "killing-")
Biddy.-aErgaged is it2" Faith, and
l can't say, sir; but she kissed Misther
v last e%yenin' as if she'd niver seen
the like ov him, an ms ingaged that l
blave they are sir"
The last seen of the young man, he aOas
engaging a passage 10 Toledo, where they
had The cholera.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
NAUTROT u GILLETT, Wholesale

' AID Retail Dealers in CLorEs. WATCHES JEwELRY,
: SILVER ARE. and FAS0Y GOODS, Warren, Ohio.
Having Just returned from the Eastern Man "a
] ufac.ories. we brought with Us a very larget. Il
assortment Of extra-ine English Lever Watch w.
I e.. IN GOLD, hunting and plain cases. Also.a superior
I uraliry Of Dunlex Watches. with independent seconds.
{ Just 5he thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
I Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases; and
! a Larger stock Of Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
ihaa vas ever before offered ia this place. Our assert
meut Of JeEelry. We fattcr ourselves, is a better selec-
I ton than We have ever lefOre made, having purchased a
mnch larger stock and Of finer quality, than has here
I ioiore been brought to this place; such as we can fully
recommend. Everybody is invited to call and exam
inc any stock. Peiars, and others, purchasing t. sell
aga a, will fad a large assortment, and prices that will
colpete " tn Eastern Cities. as We purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturers. and will sell for as
small I,.3hts as any other establishment in the country.
4 few fine Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, will
lie sold very low. Nov is the time for securing a COED
Iar-ain. Call soon and see for yourselves
NatchN leweiry. &c. carefully repaired and war
raIsei. " , Engraving neatly done
Oct. :, IS5t.
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE--The


y subscriber having purchased Mr.. J. Martins
stock. takes this method Of informing the citizens Of
Warren and Trum full county. that in addition to the
stock oil hanH, he Is receiving and now openings
COMPLETE STOCK or NEW B00l :.
Stationery and Fancy Goods as can he found in the
West. His stock Of Roo 5 comprises Histories. Trav-
els. Romances, Encyclopedias. Biographies, Works on
Execution. Architecture. Agriculture. TheofoEy. GeOlO-
~. Phi lOsOphy. Physiology. PhrenOlogy, Works on
SpirituaIism, Mystic Orders, Annals and Albums.
Also. all the new publications worthy Il note. pill 5 %
School Books. both old ana new, now IN use in the sew
eral school districts. Ri les from 81 cts. to $40, Prayer
and LYNN Books for all denominations.
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS
in great yarietg. Letter Writers, Song and Dream
Books, AstroloEers' Books and c rds.
STATIONERY.
In this dep .rtment are offered every description Of
ter and Not. Paper OF tn best quality and Envelopes
TO match.
Comprising Lelgers. Journals, Record. Cash, Invoice,
Time, Log, Note. Receipt a d Memorandum Books.
Also. Copy Books for schools
Lithographic Prints. Maps. Chessmen and Boards.
Domiuoes, Dice and Cups. Playing ard Printing Cards,
Paper Weights. Calendars, Letter Clips, and Billhold-
ers, Address Cards. Plain. Gilt, Embossed and IIlumin-
Cd. Card Cases. Pearl, Ivory and Illumined.
Drawing Books. Cards. Paper ami Drawing materials,
luls. Writing Fluids. Pei : an I Lead Pencils.
Leaves. Wire Paper -tc., for Artificial Flowers, and
a large assortment Of English, French, German and
American Toys, Weekly Papers from Boston. New
orK aud Phi l~adelphia, Periodicals. IIarpers', Put
mans. Graham's, GOley's and Methodist National Mag
ayines. Leslie's BooS of Fashions and Yankee Notions.
The purchasing community will find always on hand
a large stock from which to ma e their selections. at
extremely low prices for cash only, at the New York
Book Store, No. % Main street, a few doors south of
the Post OIlce-
Warren, Oc1. 1854 r. A A. BALDWIN.
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REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES.

DR.. TUnEs-SIR: 1t is now thirteen years that 1 have
been an invalid. ana nearly as long a patient Of some
of tie best physicians of Richland and Wyandott Coun-
ties. Falling in this. | was driven to the use of various
patent baisans and eXpectOrants. which served merely
to keep hope alive without restoring health. When
suderings were extreme [ felt that / must do something
and obtained a prescription from YOU. more through
desperation than with any settled expectation Of recO-
very. Your requirements we're followed to the letter
snd the result has been far greater improvement than
l have ever hefOre experienced from all other modes
Of treatment combined. That others may receive ike
benefits amer this for publication. From the earliest
part of my sickness until rec entity l have suffered con
tinually from female diseases, and the distressing symp-
toms 10 which they gave rise. Eight years ago. [ was
the Subject Of lang fever, and subsequently Of chill fe
Yer. since which time l have hal 4 constant cough, and
at times exIecloTRed covsiderahle quantities of blood
and matter. Nigh sweat were occasionally so prOfuse
that mornings my garments were dripping with perspi
ration. l also endured much from palpitation, weak
ness. irregular. unnatural appetite, indigestion, pain in
my side &C. 1 began to improve soon after taking
your Medicine. and an now no. only changed in strength
10 a new person, tut an rid Of the pains. cough, expec-
torstiou and night sxeats. and have a very good appe-
tte an I digestion. REBECCA
Upper Sandusky, June, 1eJ5-augl4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15

the Chicago Tribune gives the mos
plausible estimate # the wheat crop VIC
have yet seen. 1t SETS down Ohio at
twenty-five millions of bushels; Illinois
eighteen, Wisconsin len millions and
MicAigan oighi millions. Pennsylvania
Will probably yield tweuiy-fv g millions.