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Great Discovery a Vast Sea In the Int
rIOr vi AREA.


While DR.. Kane was discovering an
open Polar Sea, another man, OF far diff,
ierent character, in a far different eli
mate, was discovering a Sea of tar great
or consequence TO the human race. Ali
modern travellers who have visited
Africa, have concurred in The belief that
The great central basin, commonly called
Ethiopia, was an inland Sea. The sh pc
ol The surface, the direction of he rivers,
and The traditions of The Ma ives. all con.
hrmed the opinion. No stream OF wafer
flowed. towards the coast; but many
streams flowed towards the inferior; and
there weIe strong reasons for dIsbelIev-
ing that those streams were lost IN a
great desert, like the many streams IN lhe
northern portions OF Africa. Al last,
some daring adventures penetrated ial
enough into the country 10 discover a
large body OF waIer, which they named
Lake Nyassa /; and hele the matter was
nermItted 10 rest. This Lake was salt,
was supposed to be about TOO miles in
length and $50 IN width, though lie
northern limit OF 1t WAS unknown. In
1854. an English missionary, named Dr.
Barth, determined 10 make a more lull
exploration. Having made due prepar-
allonS, and provided himself with rusty
GUIDES, he set OuJ On Ills hazardous Jour
new. The result oi his researches cstab-
li>ned The long cherished opinion OF en-
lighiencd men. General AIrca Is d vast
Sea. o. winch Lake Nyassa Is merely an
arm. The body Ot InIs Sea LES between
the equatorial Inc ana the lUlh parallel
al southern .au,ude, and DeIweun NE 22d
and 3Olh degrees VI east iungIuude, meas.
urinU from GrceuWIch. 1t Is there
fore about tWice as large as the Black
Sea and The sea vi Azon. Is deptl. is
said 10 le veIy great, and It's coasts well
aIanled 10 Commerce. What effect this
discovery may nav ON The destiny OF
Africa, the people OF the present genera
1ion will not live 10 see. but the lmayi-
nation por,Iays "A period when vast sh ps
Will navigate this sea, and when gre +
c;iirs on It's COASTS Will be connected by
railroads with otner great cities on the
borders OF lne CLeUeLaRd Leuler.
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Free Love vs. Love,

Salmon ID. Case, of 'altford, Connec-
licut, the friend of Mrs. Lucy Vol
colt, though moi particularly 50 Of her
husband, Oliver has been sentenced to
three years in the Siatv prison for a too
close intimacy with the fair lady. The
case will be remembered as the one in
which a mutual bargain and barter trade
was perfected between the two mtn for
the possess on of the woman, the hus-
band waving his claim upon her in con
SIderailUn oil a c,riain sum paid The
three, however, continued 10 live togeth-
er with only this change in their domestic
Arrangements.
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For the Chronicle.
The Twins-Cain the Murderer, and
Kane the Judge.

1he 1WIlS-CaIl TIE murderer, ana
Kane the Judge.
"And Abel brought the frsllings of
his flock, and of The fat thereof. And
The Lord had respect unto Abel, and to
his offering /; and Cain was very wroth,
and his c~ountenance fell. And Cain
talked with Abel his brother and when
hey were in the field, he slew him. Aud
the Lord aid unto G in, where is thy
brother? Then answered Cain, l know
not. Am 1 my brothers keeper? God
said. Thy brothers blood cric,h 10 me
from the ground and now art thou
cursed from from The Garth"
Passmore Williamson was a guide o
those Ihat wander. He also brought
forth his Offering, The last and D 81 work
OF God's creation, and restored them to
the life ald light @. Liberty. And the
Lord had respect unto Passmore, and to
his offering, and Kane was very wroth
and his c-oun'enance fell. Now Kane
was more subtle than all The pro-slavery
men Of hat city, and he said within
himself, l Obtained my judgment seat
by a falsehood [ will now secure to my
friend a post by cruelty. And Kane
rose up against Williamson, ard laid vi
client hands upon lin, and cast him in
ward" (the city prison, and the poor
man cried out, Il am a Pennsylvania
citizen. l have been guilty of no false
hood nor contumacy. Why, oh Judge,
am l thuS wronged ?" Then answered
Kane, Siocery demands lis victim /; and
more, my friend Buchanan will not re-
ceive the nomination for President,
unless the South are satisfied, and YOU
ought to have seen the real effect, when
the State Court refused you relief, and
kept sill. The more you resist the more
We are satisfied you are no Democrat
Therefore, keep sill. until the South
proposes Buchanan for The next Presi.
dent. Your noise may put in jeopardy
his chance before the people, after | Sc.
cure him the nomination. Ohio has al
ready turned fana-Ec, The hardest itch
to kill, the South have ever uied.-
Chase has already chased the Democrat:
all out of Ohio, and they may propose
him as an opposing candidate 10 my
friend. Ii 80, as he has been good
northern Democrat, he viii beat my
friend before the people, and hen The
whole object Of your b,ing kept in jai
is dciea'ed; AMI l shall be a vagabond.
and driven from the face of the earth.
and ii shall come 10 pass, tbat every on,
Ihat finds me hail slay me.
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nHYsloL0GY FOR CHILpREN-

I In easy lessons Ny WIS Jane A1Nlof-
This Eul EosE Is devoted - human ply SioioSy and
I eNpia5 ls, ia aE Interest 2 manner the structures OF
49,. lun.a. fame. Lur form aad uses OF is several
rtrrS. te means % nc employed for rs preservation
F.i perfection, ard thc soarCes ir0m which d.lger is
to be- apHrelcnjcl-
ftu1i re founi TO contain uaEy useiul hints about
r.othiuE. dies. exercise, health &C. and IT faithfully
studied and observed Us those for whose benefit L. Is
prep rcI. 10 my Eari &C many e 90 Of sickness save
uliay q doctors iii, and lcusthel out many a lft, TO
say nothing of tae tair Development Of the FORM the
Improvement Of the complexion. the preservation OF
the teeth, DC careful sCl4y OF this work VIII open
the eyes ot children To tA- WoGtcrs OF our physical
frame, which. Is tss + almst uelgtIuHy says. Is
ie-riuliy AMI wonderfully male" and 70 the wisdom
and aeaev1iCucr of th- Creator Ia the 1ft1Utat.ou of the
parts TO their ends. ami viii lead areuts. instead Of
feeling SUNRISE that cfr-iessuess. neglect. exposure
aud indulgence. produce SO many pains and diseases,
10 exci-.l 1ith Watts:
-S--ru.e TIA. harp o. a thousand strings
Should seep ia tune 50 ion="
Aqelzti,y reed az ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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COuEIAEY.-The great comet which
was expected in 1874, and on account OF
whose non-appearance sir John .ierschel
Uu- "a Grape ON his Telescope, NJ BONNIE,
a distinguished German astronomer,
finds moi to be due ill 1858. WI,h i'm
meu>e labor he ma gone over all the
intricate calculations, and estimates hat
the c,mrJ would be- retarded 10 shat ex-
tent by the influence OF the plants
The periods OF lis return have ranged
from 289 10 293 wears and /. i snail no,
return before 1858. lis present period
will be longer 10y nine years than ever
before.
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What Young Men Need.

We have read books addressed to par
ents and young men, full of excellent ad-
vice and cXhOrtation. Ii some advice
could have been given as to bounden
duty in respect TO joining a cricket-club,
or putting up parallel bars and 4 hori-
Zontal pole IN the barn or back yard-It
the young men had been exhorted to pull
a boat every day for some weeks 10
come, five miles against the tide, Il has
seemedt to us the useful end desired would
have been much furthered. - Christian
Inquirer.
There is n volume Of truth in that
short extract. Books, magazines and
Newspapers. TEEN with advice, and
preachers, lecturers, parents and friends,
urge upon tle young thenecessity OF God
morals, learning. industry and energy, The
cul ivalicn OF .ne head and The heart, Inc
spiritual and the moral, while ,h,y seem
utterly 10 forget the physical part OF
their hearers and readers. l. is true
that man without mind, IS only an ami
mai, but man without a body is only a
ghost. The well being OF the body is
lust as essential so far 5 the happiness
and usefulness of the man is concerned,
while in this stale Of existerce, as the
we'll being of the mind. Ii is no more
possible Tor him 10 perform The duties
which devolve upon him, which he owes
to his family, his friends and his coun'
Try, wltbou. a good ply steal organlza
tor; Than it Is possible Tor 4 carpener
to build a palace without tools. Il mat
lers not whether he holds audiences en-
tranced with his eloquence, or renders
himself immortal by The emanalions from
his pen; the healthy brain, and the ac-
tive muscles are just as indispensable in
the accomplishment Of these ends, as
the soaring spirit, or the iron viii. Bet
ter, far better, would 1t be for every
young man, and mole likely is ii, that his
alter lie will be useful and bonored, il
It the age OF eighteen he shall possess
only The The first ludiments of an cduca-
ton, and a strong, healthy body, than,
il at The same age, he is a graduate Of q
c olleee, and has left his Alma Mater
with a feeble, sickly body, and a broker
constitution.
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H haur.l.r liawley,
Exr. Of TLos. Hawiey, decd,
vs.


TIE said Oliver Iiawiey aad George Forward and
ALu Layi.a Barlow. ana her husband. - BARLOW,
are hereby Informed, that On Tie lt day or November,
Of phIca p ttiuu IS 40 OHtIiu an order ui sale. On the
Ir day Of December, 1855. i0r tle payment Of legicics,
OF the following described real estate. (ot Wh.ch the
said Thomas Hawir, died Sc zeu) L, Wit: Fifty acres Of
De- q. n1re. or less, situate Ia the I~Oanship Of Fowler,
county Cf TrCl al, -Ll STATE Of uhio- and Suoau IS
Yart Of lot No.43.. u saaa to.-sh- .. unless s&i4 deits
appear a4d o j-ct, ,a- ueat-0H vii .e ailoEsd-
eli NNDLER UAWLEY
N,v- I-j5. Il ENr.o OF mos. Hawley, deed.
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Ohio lIection- How It's result Is viewed
IN other States.

We give below "a short extract from a
letter rem a gentleman in the central
mar OF he Slate of New York, which
shows lie interest lelt outside of our
Sac. IL lie result Of the late election.
and the strong hopes entertained. that a
like re ult will be obtained in tie cleo
ton soon to take place in the State of
New York
e.Nor do Ifeel a liberty to om.i 50 IA
vorahle an occasion 10 express ny great
iov al The ucces>iul issue o!your recent
election. The great State OF Otto has
not only nobly honored tie principles
which lie at The founda ion OF her own
unlivailed prosperity, but She has set an
example worthy OF imitation by the
whole North. And especially will her
example be favorabiy fel IL Jhis State
Indeed, [ think that the les OF sympathy
are more close and intimate between
Ohio and New York than they are be-
tween any other States OF this great con-
federacy. And we sincerely hope that
the approaching election will place these
great S,a-es side by side.
Yours truly. S. w. S"
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1laruagcs.

o. -ieee=- GA 're l5,a OF oetofer. rs &c Cozsrey,
Esg- Str. q. H.. Aela-.yD Of B,ze,ta, to Miss NARY
u. Ho1r. OF DIE former ,sr-.
AZ uerrie'ya, - I, et te residence o. James
sselry, Es1-- oel1aer i7-h, 8 tn Res, s. " -ee.sr,
Col Gzavez seeaav. Of Eeeaa, Ohio, to Mra. CL.rtsA
H. Ta-Is, of Avon. ~.
L. Gassagas. ocs. 2Ist, the Rev. }. 2. AIea. Mr.
NEr~oT s,---, Of Co'um,us, wis, TO CL,sissA A..
dar-h-er % Truman Covte'. Of G~usilvus.
T. Bacer5ur. Oct. 3ath. hy franklin z stowe. Esq,
III. WHLLI-S C. IAsoSto Mss LosETrA y. Norm.
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IS 566
Total,

R0yce'S plurality ovtr Clark. 1859;
his majority over all, 1852. For Ii, ut.
Governor, Fletcher, ~tRcpublican) has
10 372 over all others and Bales. Ire
publican) for Treasurer, has 16, 567 dit.
to.-G1zeEe.
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TerribIe Railroad Accident

An excursion IRAN, carrying FIVE hun.
dred passengers, left 81. Louis on the
81 inst, IN the Pacific Railroad. As
the Locomotive was crossing The bridge
over Ga>conade River. some ninety miles
west Of S.. Louis, ihe bridge gave way,
and The train preeipitaleI about twenty
five feet into The (nearly diy) bed OF he
stream Twenty Hve OF tnirty persons
were killed outright, and about one hun
dred wounded.
PLEASE PrrcH INTO THEN We com
mend the following, from the Boston Sat
urday Evening Grzaae, to the attention
OF some Of our readers
Within our editorial experience We
have often been requested 10 pitcn into
abuses aud affected reforms by those who
little dream what they are asking. Eou
ought to pitch into ,his, SAYS one, sug-
yes in a low of points against which %
prick our editorial toes, and another sIg
gests the propriety Of running our head
against evil, which if we did. would only
result IL injury 10 ourselves"
AsHTABULA TELEGRAPH.-Mr. john
BooTH, for two years past Editor Of the
Ashiabula Telegraph, has retired from
It's management.
Nh B. says, in his valedietory, that
the causes of his retirement are .holly
personal and domestic. We regret the
withdrawal Of Mr.. BooTH.
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emo sand Stone.

The Cleveland lea 0id SAY S that Sand
Stone ior he Cswego Custom House
aa -= .aken HUm a quarry near
C'=ve ii ,UaJ The sand s.oLe ior
he 3lu Ou. On mouse, Court mouse,
oI,e Guiding, ale Low gong
.on lis port. The govern
t.s a, Milwaukee ana Chi
% be CuIl, oi sIune frUm
'te 10. .eic.
Ui.o- AZ is famous, much being
G-el.L, AGA, and The export OF sand
81. POINT Viii become a very
e1 ia Gun uade. The selec-
t,n t. .,,. rl,nt asenls VI Ono stone
d. , buildings al tour distant
u NlIcI ale accessible 10
10, 1..n.o, Is a Certificate IN iavor OF
ou..,uo winch viii bring a demand be
YONG capacity 10 supply.
The quarIies OF =. burnett, Esq, on
the irac~Iilie Ridge, and others III that
p.iai ooshood, furnish building stone OF
a 4oal.y unsurpassed IN she United
s.a,s. ia poinl OF duiaoAi.! capacity
OF resisting ,ne action OF the elements, il
is tully equal 10 any other; Nni-e ihe
ease with wbi>h IL an be cut, renders Il
more available for bu lding purposes
than granite, OF other harder -, ne.
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NOV. z


Article No. /. Equal and exact JUS
tice 70 all men, of whatever state or per-
s~uasion, religious or political.
This is the primary article in the creed
which the pro-slavery party has had the
impotence to place before the public as
the first guiding principle of their action.
This is the declaration of faith.
Now b., u Judge of their faith by their
u5sas, Citizen pnncip Is by their actions,
and. DO. 3 ian words. Let Us a>cer-
tsla a- ale, what would be the
tle.r creed.
ur! nd exact justice to Oh
sean, Jhal three hundred
u.,a .ou.d mold hree millions
eIF children, anu child
,,,,er dem, in hopeless
.l,y might appropriate
s>e, He labor OF the whole
n. ma womei, without giving
might intiict the s~everest
.s.ou eng amenable to
me- oi wlATEvER STATE,
M r enIgrant TO Kan
.c.ual ciuz,n, II from a free
ouia Lot De allowed 10 vote
b. MIG be 4 wen from the polls; should
IL. bt p,fmn, "a % express his opinions
viii q bong imprisoned as a criminal,
stculdbc mobbed. tarred ard feathered,
WI j, should 50 please their high
ui.. 7r,sses. the slave ca,cheIs while
e.iz,n OF The slave Safe o. Missouri.
may vote in that SAFE, and il Kansas
also. on he same day, and may commit
crimes with impuni,y, Gor winch a eli
zen OF q free safe would have been
IyrcLeG, without judge OF jury
OF whatever religicus persuasion,
would men, ua, Methodist iergy men
might be clothed with a coal OF TAR and
mrs, and set adritt on The Missouri
Ry.I, or ~nhunanly beaten when on a
s.e.u.buat, and sci ashor, IN the wilder
ness %. perish that the holding OF a
Methodist Conference in Missouri, might
be forbidden, under thr"ats OF personal
violence, to whoever mi hit assemble for
such a purpose.
OF whatever political persuasion The
definition OF this, accoloiLg % fatentDe
mocracy, Is. tIa. every man, L"iding Of
Zee ui.dtr the United States Government,
ff.m he members OF the FiesIdent's
Cabinet. down TO a 1our curner PUst mas
ter; who does mol shoui gleai Is Pierce,
and The Fugitive Slave Law should be
turned out OF ofice iorLWi,h, ard a
simon pure, pro slavery d,mccrat ap
pointed in his plece.
Al a future ame We Will ny the other
articles of tLc cIted by he Lest OF The
at. ons Of ,hIs honest parry.
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Si=gte aroaassnss' -, gratis; notices p q .asqrars
Il nrookaeId, on the sai al,., 1T the residence Of
A. Chez. Mrs syLv1, srzv- ra-uife Of Capt. John
Spencer. OF Hartford, fouu.-ared c. years.
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~ Whereas my wife. Emily, has frequently threat
eaei TO "a scold Nth Other men. aud has act1a!ty left
NY bel AMI .olrl without Just causg o. prOvoration-
ani mas frequently threatened ny life. this is TO warn
al PERSONS a-glust har- OrlEg o. frustiug her Oh ny
accuu. [. as I ALL Ply no deuts Of aeI contracting.
johnson. Nov. =. lS55 II AHZI WEBB.
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Ian on COLTON'S ESTATE.

- Nctice is here y given that l have been aP-
poiu.el Administrator Of the esLI.- ct A.aGSon Cotton
decd, late Of IIzrttI- Trlm I'll county Ohio All
usrsou- having accounts with said estate wiz please
notIre. ELISHA MESSENGER.
" iS5. 81
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SERVED THEM RIGHT.-A few days
since, the steamer Charleston, on The
Mississippi, above Memphis met viii: AN
accident TO her steam scape pipe. The
passengers were much frightened, and
two of them, in the midst Of the excite
meu,, 20, into the yawl in tow ~ the
stern, cut the rope, and refused to let any
one else get into 1t with them /; and after
finding that all danger was yycr, these
persons returned 10 The boat, when they
were put ashore by the Captain on a sand
island in the middle Of the river, and len
to take care of themselves.
UNPAID LErrzRs.-The Washington
Star says that when the new postage law
wentinJo etfrct, postmaStcrS were permit
ted by the Department 10 deliver unpaid
letters on the payment Of postage by
those to whom they might be addressed.
The department has Just directed hat
on the receipt at their Offices in The mails
OF unpaid letters, deputy p Stma>ters
shall promptly send Them back IN the
mails to The offices from whence they
have been originally sent.
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.~NAECUTOR'a NOTICE

y Crus. A. Harrington has been appointed admin
ts,r1tor upon the est-te Of Eli Iorenouse, late OF
Green deceased. CuAS- \. HARRINGTON.
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DFUBEN RO EMS estate.

IL Notice is hereby SVEN that the subscriber has
been appointed ana qusLhea a. Executor on the estate
OF Reuben koleEs, Lte OF TrumOGIl county deceased
:. 2. Robins.
p-.orn.fI N,v = T55S q
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Vermont Election.

The oGirial vote for Governor is de
clared As folio =
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THs FREE Love excitement CON
Iinurs unabailcd IN New York. The
dc. cent Of he police on the mead quar-
tiers of the Club is censured 0y Tire pa
perS. but certainty not by all CLASSES OF
people. Brisbane was released from
custody, and comes out in the papers,
saying no such persecution will proven;
the League from success in It's work.
II is evident The hold j. has upon society
is not TO be br ken by police arrests;
there is, therefore, the more necessity
for vigilance on the part Ui the press, 10
expose the debasing results OF the a>so
citation. The following paragraph in the
Tribune explains itself: Application
was made 10 the Mayor, Friday, 10 pro
tect future meetings of the Club, and
he has promised to do 50, provided they
are quiet and orderly. The lady Of the
chief of the League (Mrs. 5. p. An
drews) sent to the Mayor an invitation
10 be pr, sent with a few OF such friends
as be might select, At her house at a
meeting OF the leading members Of the
Club, gentlemen and lad Is, ON a given
evening, with a view [ his forming his
W estimate of their character as ladies
and gentlemen. The Mayor declined on
the plea OF a prior engagement on that
evening" We have faith 10 believe
the banelul influence OF the League viii
destroy The same by It's own corruption.
SGndusky Register.
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NE MILLINERY AND FANCY

~ STORE, at SO-iJ. Aaln street, three doors south
OF tae P-O
= UESilMAN respectfully announces to the Ladies
Of Warren anc EeisnaOrtns tOsus, that he has just
opened q new and fashionable stUck OF Millinery and
Fancy GUOss. consisting OF elegant French ElCFers.
K Icons. straw usuoIz.EM rliderIes Laces, Dress Trim
n.ugs. 4Jsie =, C.oses. Nc, Sc. and sOtcils "a call
frol a4 deslriL- ll -Jtcs IN MS lle- Atuli ANA fash
lOndHis assortment OF b1uueES and Caps, OF the ntest
styles, sid ie AeYt constantly ON haui- Also straw
BO4nets cleaned aIt pressed, and al orders prOmptly
attended TO. now }. GESlMAN.
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NAGAZIsE: IeDub.

BLACxwa0B MAGAzIsE: lepublIShed
antrg. by L. Seou & Co 81
=. Y; trrms 50 per annum.
en- he four great Reviews,
IA
sei number Of Blackwood
h7- vino Interest," ing table cfcon-
81. and the Noctes ; Zaidee :;
1855; Modern light Liter
%a.n Madrid to Balaklava ;
a.iiags /; An old Contrib
Side Capitalization ;
5 mpa'gn. There is some
49, class of readers, and
se,aeti.n "i 90.
FrBILEE.-A Grand Re
-e the State, will be
81. nSG, on the 14tl Of No
vember. proximo. 1t will be a grand
affair. Many s,ty Distinguished speak
ers and politicians viii be present.
Among the invite are Sumner and Sew
AID.