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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
ANONYMOUS communications


We are weekly, almost daily in. the
receipt of anonymous articles, for pub
LEGATION. Some possess real merit, and
are in no way objectionable others,
(while they are good in some respects, J
reflect severely upon a particular indi-
vidual, or class and others are perfect
nonsense and trash.
It's a matter OF no consequence,
whether an anony nous article is good or
bad. so far as its chance for publication
in our paper is concerned. We have be-
fore stated, more than once, and we now
repeat it, that we publish no anonymous
articles whdteUer, when we do not have
the real name of the writer.
Some gentle man has written to US,
anonymously, on the last Agricultural
Fair. He tells some truths and his
article is well written, but he also makes
reflections upon the awards of some OF
the committees, which may be deserv
ed, but we doubt it. The members of
the different committees are selected
from every part of the County, and in
the main, we are certain, act according
to the best ligh's they possess, and hon
estly. Upon the Fair itself, as a whole,
the reflections are just. 1t was not what
ii should have been. But for this, in a
great measure, our agricultural friends
are to blame. They did not bring as
many of the productions of their farms,
or as many specimens of stock, as usual;
nor did they take as much pains to have
the stock in good condition. There were
some honorable exceptions, it is true,
we speak generally.
And, there is still another cause. Ag-
ricultural Fairs. like all other things, wax
and wane. Like tides, they ebb, and
flow. The second and third fairs held
in this County, were excelled by no
county fair in the State. That was full
tide. The last we're not equal TO them
in any respect. This was the ebb tide.
We hope that with the return of another
season, the old spirit will return to the
citizens of this County. and we shall be
able to chronicle the County Fair, as al
high tide.
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Growing too Soon.

On the next day after the election,
when the leaders of the Pierce Democra-
racy here, had received news from Gin
cinnati and two or three towns, they
hoisted a flag, and, the Democrat office
printed an extra, with the largest kind
of a rooster wood-c cut. The extra sta
ted that Medill was elected by tens OF
thousands. Their faces fairly shone
with Joy, their mouths stretched from ear
to ear, and some of them imJi6ed freely,
got tight, and had a good time generally.
But the next morning he returns began
to come in. and the tune charged
Their faces heightened awfully. the whis-
ky had evaporated, the bets were lost,
and the fat offices also. and the flag hung
at half mast. The ROSTERS head and
tail dragged in the dust /; he had crowed
quite too early, and long before the pat
ent Democracy were out OF the woods.
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Muniages.

In Cleveland. on the 10Th inst. by Dr. Aiken, Mr.
HESRT B. PERKINS, of Warren, to Miss ELIZA G., dansh
ter Of v. c.. Baldwin, Esq., Of the former place.
In Ashtabula, on the 9th inst, by Rev. j. Malthy
Mr.. WILLIAM HAPGooD, formerly Of Warren, and Miss
Frances A, daughter Of George Ford. Esq, OF The
former place.
At the American Hotel, in Warren, on the 10Th inst
by Elder Joseph King, Mr.. L. H. FOSTER and Miss
sARsH PARDEE, both Of WayLe. Ashtabula Co.
At the franklin House. in Warreh, on the Ih inst
by the same. Mr.. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL and Miss
HANNAH FERRELL, both Of Fowler.
In Hartford. on the 10th inst, by the same, Mr.. Ar
ar-rrs ID. DARBY and Miss NARY THOMPSON, both Of
the above place
Ar The Monroe House, in Warren, on the 10th inst
h- ,bs same. Mr.. PHLo SMITH and Miss Laura STRIKER,
both Of Bristol.
In Champion, on the 10Th inst, by Rev. George W
Msltbv. Mr.. EZRA HULL, Of Wsrren, and Miss Lois NJ,
s,urh,er Of Z. :. smith. Esq. Of the former Place
In Braeeyife, on the 1lth inst, by Rev. R. W. Crane,
NJ ALAMO s. Joussox and Miss CoRSELLA C. BARSuA,
all Of Braeeville-
In Marion county, No, on wednesday, August 18th,
BY Rev. John Leighton, Mr.. WILLIAM P. MULLEN, form
erly Of Warren, to Miss ELLrSORA JETER, OF ST. Louis.
On the 9th inst. by Rev. Wn. c. CLARK, Mr. JAMES j.
STEWART. of the firm Of Dunlap, Stewart & Reed, to
Miss ANNIE NJ. GAsKILI, all Of Warren
while the surviving members of the Warren Bach
.lor's Club sincerely mourn the sudden and amer
1eeted departure of Mr.. STEWART, they are eonslled in
their affection BY the hope that their loss is bis gain-l
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An Unheard of Occurrence.

Col. Lane, a member of the last Con-
gress who voted for the Kansas Nebras-
bill, formerly Lieutenant Governor o fin
diana, and a practising lawyer for the
last twenty years. applied for admission
into the District Court of the United
States for Kansas Territory, Judge lie
compile presiding, on Monday last, and
was refused because he would not take
the oath TO sustain the enactmenls Of the
mock legislature OF Kansas. He ans
wered all the requirements oil the law,
and received the oat Sc far as swearing
to support the constitution and laws of
the United States was concerned, as well
the Organic Act Of the Territory, but
when the additional part was added the
Colonel dropped his hand, feeling that
he could not "lake so big a swear" J
S. Emery, Esq, fiom this place, found
himself in a similar condition, and also
refused the oath. Col. L. her asked the
favor of appearing in behalf of McCrea,
as a regular practising attorney in the
Supreme Court of the United States.
This act of the comfy was disregarded
and the Colonel was excluded from the
Courts of Kansas in violation of all pre-
cedent, and in a manner unheard of by
the Legal Profession. when iyrants
rule a nation mourns."-Her0ld of Free
dom, Sept. 23d.
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REPUBLICANS of Trumbull,
SALMON P. CHASE is elected, by
about $4,000 majority Freedom
is triumphant in Ohio; with a
strong Republican Legislature;
our cause is onward and upwardl
In so good a cause, with a re-
suit so cheering, We cannot help
rejoicing; we feel like rejoicing,
and we mean to rejoice together
Oh SATURDAY,, the Doth inst,
by firing 100 guns, having
Speeches. Bonhres, &c, on that
day, IN WARREN. Hon B.
f. WADE, Hon. ] r. GDDINGs,
Hon. r. p. SPALD1NG and others,
have been invited, to join in our
JolIi6catlon, and address as
Speeches in the afternoon and
evening. By order of the Cen
trail Committee,
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Ohio Stale Fai.

We c Up from u exchanges afew brief
extracts. The Ohio Farmer saws
The Sixth Annual Fair of Ohio. which
took place at Columbus last week. was
in many respects the best e.er held in
the STATE. In horses and stock it has
never been equalIed. while in other re-
! speets It was quite respectable. So far
as l. known, all the officers and employ
ees OF the society did their DUTY we'll
The railroads eo-operated and did their
share generously and the citizens of
columbus threw wide open their hospi-
table doors and fed and lodged the thou
sands who could not be accommodated
at the hotels. The receipts. together
with the cash on hand, and Columbus
subs riptiOn. amounted to about SIS OOO
enough to pay the premiums and ex-
pensrs, and have some left for next
year.
The display of horses far surpassed
that of any former occasion. The STATE
j urnal says:
At one o'clock the entire stock upon
which premiums had been awarded, were
paraded in the ring. First came the
blOoded horses, then the other HORSES
Then came the cattle, and lastly, the
mules and jacks. The famous bay stall
lion Imported Monarch, led the van. He
was awarded the first premium. Then
came the gallant Kentucky charger Gray
Eagle. He is a magnificent horse, and
received the second premium. There
were several other beautiful horses on
the ground, among them we notiaed
Gray Highlander
The beautiful cream colored bull O
r. g. CoIwin, of Lebanon, took the frs
premium, and led the procession of mag.
nitieent cattle. There were several bull:
! OF great beauty and excellence, and we
should have found difficulty in deciding
between them. The great red OK was 1
monster, but a beautiful, well proper
toned one. He attracted great alien
, lion. He belonged to Mr.. Jones, o
Madison county, where famous cattle
abound.
Speaking of Female Equestrianism. i
says
, This is quite attractive. The fine mil
litary band was posted in the middle o
the ring, and struck up a grand marcel
as the procession entered. There wer,
eight female riders, each accompanied
by a gentleman, also mounted. They
' went through several graceful evolution.
under the lead of Col. Harris, of thu
| a t%iUatOr, who is. by common consen
over the State, master of ceremonies il
this department.
The only representation from Trum
bull County, was by our friend Seth A
Bushnell, Esq, of Hartford. so wei
known in this county for his enterprise
, and the success of his endeavors in the I'm
provement OF stock. He received a pre-.
MUM of SIS. FOR the best Middle WOOL
ed Buck, under 2 years. and for the bes
5 Ewes of the same age. SIS.
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4 SPLENDID BARGAIN-An ex-

"a eellent farm Of 200 acres, two miles southeast
OF urEeh Centre, Ashtabula County. Is offered for sale,
az the low figure Of $50 per acre, One-thsrd in hand, and
easy terms for the balance. $50 acres improved, the
rest elegantly timbered- Plenty Of never failing living
water, a young grated bearing orchard Of 100 trees, a
good bank barn, and a frame house suitable for dairy
purposes, are on the premises, within leo rods Of which
IS the line OF the Ashtabuls and Warren Railroad.
The farm lies beautifully, 200 rods wide on the East
and West road, shaded BY Us maple trees, and deseends
eastwardly most handsomely; is in a healthy location,
we'll improved township, whose Inhabitants are a culti-
waited people. with New England habits clustering about
them. A capital bargain is here offered to any one
wishing a good farm; title complete. Edward Creaser.
near by, viii show the place to any one who calls on
him.
For further particulars call on the owner, W. @. Neal,
Hiram, Portage Co., o.. or on T. J. McLAIN.
Atty at Law and Real Estate Agent, Warren, o.
0cfOr - - IS55-Iw
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IN of an order of the Court

IN of an order of the Court
Il Of Probate, for Trumhull County, made on the I9th
/ ,4av ~ September. 1855, I shall. on the nth day Of No
vent er. A. d. 1s55. between 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
/ O'Clock P. NJ. on the premises, expose for sale to the
/ bighext bidder. the fOllo Eing described premises, viz !:
7 : tuste in the township or SOuthingtOn in said county,
K own as part Of lot No. % in said township, bounded
as follows beginning on the north and south centre
birbwav through said township, at the northwest cor
ner Ola lot occupied ~ the Presbyterian Religious Soei-
ETY.: thence running north on said highway to Chauncey
B. Iaughton's land thence east on said Han-ht0n's
south line to the centre Of a space now open in the form
Of an alley or street thence Soath on the centre Of said
Oren space till it interseets . line running eastery from
the first mentioned point along the lot OF said Preshy-
terrain Religious Society thence vest along said line
To the place Of beginning. continuing twenty-one and
70 iO0 acres Of land, be the same more or less apIrais-
ed at S23 per acre. SARAH hUkD,
kdministrlrrix on Estate Of Comfort Hurd, deed.
O.t,far II IS5E-At
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Trumbuu County Erect.

The whole Republican ticket has been
elected by the largest majority ever Civ
en- 10 this county. MOI a candidate upon
the ticket but what vas elected by a large
majority.
With the exception of LOrain, not a
single county on the Western Reserve,
has made so large 2 Republican gain over
the last years majority. as TrunbulL.
ONO ELRcTIoN.-The Cleveland La
der, Of iae 15th, says:
We have returns from 10 counties, and
the indications are, that chaSe's MAORI
W viii not fail short Of $4,000.
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GEORGIA ELEcr1oS.-The Savanna

Georgian, of Sunday, has the following
We re-publish our tables, showing the
result of the election in this State, with
such additions and corrections as latest
returns have enabled us to make. John
ston's gross majoiities add up, 49, 1855
Andrews 5.237. Johnston's nett ma.
jorities s,6l9, which will be increased to
5000 certainly from counties yet to BIZ
heard from. Overby's vote will proba,
bly, amount to 5000. Crawford's elec.
ton ecures six of the eight Congress.
men
As to the Legislature, of the SO coun
ties in our list, sc are Democratic /; 29
Know Nothing.
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A CITIZEN OF OHIO TARRED AMI
FEATHERED BY THE RUFFIAEs IN KANSAS
We learn from the Tusearawas AdVo.
cate, that a former citizen of Dover town,
ship in that county, named Samuel ].
Snyder, was lately tarred and feathered
and rode on a rail in Kansas, because he
raised his voice against slavery.
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believing that, in most cases, nature herself perfectS a
cure more rapidly and e~dectualy than can be accom-
plished by the vegetables and minerals OF medical
science. But in the matter Of dyspepsia, there are
chronic features about il, which very often defy al
the efforts Of nature TO create a healthy action Of the
digestive organs, and 1t not unfrequently happens that
thousands suffer for years, diseased both in body and
in mind. from indigestion and its kindred u.s. To
such. HoOfaBd's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c.
NJ. Jackson. are truly a most valuable preparation 1t
is a tonic medicine. giving a healthy action to the
stomach. and will be found highly servieable at all sea
sons, hut especially in the spring. Dyspepsiacan only
he cured by a patient perseverance in one course OF
treatment; and TO all those suffering under this sad
malady We would recommend an application to the de-
pot of Hollands German Bitters, 100 Arch-st., Phila--
Paid. Inquirer. See advertisement 32t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

~ Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
order Of sale 10 me issued by the Probate Judge Of
Frumbull County, 1 win sell al public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the premises in the town Of Greene,
in aid County. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ
and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of the Eth day Of November, D.
1855, the following described premises, situate in Lot
southeast corner Of the tract Of IS acres conveyed by
the heirs OF susan Sturgess to John G0nsaulis. by deed
executed November 3Oth. Isl and recorded in Book
As, pages IS6 and ls7, Of Trumhul County Records, at
a stake ant stones in the south side Of said lot, and Il
chains and 4 links east Of the southwest corner Of the
said lot; thence west on said lot line - chains and 3
links: thence north 20 chains and 60 links to the north
HBe Of said SIS acre tract; thence east on the said north
line to the east line of s. acre tract; thence south on
said east line 20 chains and 81 links. to the place Of he
ginning, containing as surveyed 40 acres, appraised az
s25 per acre. ANNA Cons AULlS,
Administrator Of John Gonsaulis, decd.
O.t II IG55-Au
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n -There will be a ser es

IL Of Lectures delivered, n Efnpire hhl' e5 Al U
DAY. commencing Sunday next OCT =lst Sho 20 con,
,;nn. Ssrba1h amer sabbath until finished, on Moral
and Intellectual subjects Of he most Interesting KIND
The drst Lecture viii BE on the Laws OF Loconotion,
which is applied TO all NOTION mentat ana pn5 sss1L-
az he earth moon. stars. and other heavenly bodies
s,d 70 show Win. causes the north and south poles, or
~. notss ~ ali the planets. There will Re a practical
TRANSPORTATION OF his theory, and instruments to show
ne phenomenon Of their %protions. The Lecturer VIII
also establish the cause Jf tie attraction tine hagnete
Needle. He invites attention 10 these lectures, asthey
are 4 prelude 10 others to be delivered at The same place
October Il, IR55.-tf A u y. OAA
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MERCHANT TAILOR and cIothier

No. IA Market Street, Warren, D.. Opposite the Court
HOuss)
The favor with which his establishment has long
been regarded by the public generally. and especially
those who appreciate a very superior kind Of work. and
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
tisement almost SuperauOus.
Ny extensive Fall and Winter sock or CLOTHS.
~CAsSIAERES, NESfINGS and TRIMMINGS. with 4
choice assortment OF READY-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS. and a carefully selected and
extensive stock Of HATS y CAPS. OF all priees and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can at all times be found.
From long experience in business. and having ar
Engagements in New York 50 as TO he 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-
hshment Of the kind cannot be found in this section Of
country. Oct Il. '55)
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A Postmaster Refusing to Circulate a
Free State Paper.

The following letter was received from
the Postmaster at Atchison, K. T., on
the 18th uIt. 1t has eve been our for
tune, prior TO this, to receive a docu
ment so highly interesting from a public
officer, and we commend it 10 the con-
sideration of Postmaster General Camp
bell, as a communication worthy his al
t~enlion, and trust he will place it OH file
in the department. Mr.. Kelley is a part
ner of B. i. Stringfellow, andan associate
editor in the publication of the Sqaaaer
Sovereign
Posi- OFFICE, ATcHIsoN, K. TIL
Friday, Sept. 7, 1-55.
To the Publishers of the Herald of
Freedom -
Mr.. G w. Brown-Sir: By this
mail [ return you FIVE copies of your pa.
per without any subscription thereon
As there is a law in force in this Terri
tory prohibiting the circulation of incen-
diary publications, l most respectfully
decline giving them a circulation. You
will confer a favor by keeping your rot
ION and corrupt effusions from tainting
the pure air of this portion of the ferri-
tory.
Two numbers OF the HeraH Of Free
dom are taken at this office. and l have
distributed them in their respective box
es, and shall continue to do SO until |
get legal advice
Hoping you will comply with my re-
quest | remain your obedient servant.
ROBERT S. KELLEY,
P. NJ, Atchison, K. I.
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The Result in MahOning County.

CANFIELD, oct. ii, 1900.
Messrs. Editors Herewith l send you
the official fOotings of the vote in our
County, which you will see gives the
Republican ticket a majority, except on
Bunts, for Infirmary Director. Brown,
Democrat, is elected by four votes.
Yours, L. NJ. RICE.
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OK the 98th uIt. u hostile meeting with
ridestook place opposite Vicksburg, Miss,
between R. B. Mayer, editor of the Va
zoo City Bonner, and A. NJ. Har owe, of
the Democrat, at the same place which
resulted in Mr.. Mayer being severely
wounded in the left arm and breast.
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A female pedestrian, Miss Isabella
Melrose. has performed at Meath. Eng
land, the astonishing feat of walking FIVE
hundred miles in five hundred half
honrs, and five bundled quarter miles in
Eve hundred quarter hours.
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Il scriber offers for sase a choice lot Of FRENCH and
SPANISH MERIN0 BUCKS. part OF them sired b. the
imported Buck, ~0H Taintsr-" Persons wishing to
improve their stock, will ind this a good opportunity
I have also for sale, a full-blooded DURHAM Bull,
which 1 will sell at bargain. C. G. BEAkDSLEf.
IordstowD Trumb. Co. o., Oct. I7-6tF
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GINGING BOOKS

CINGlNG BOOKS
- 100 comics of the Cythera do. OF the shawn; 90
comics Of the HalieIuiah do. % the Sacred Nelodeon.
Also instruction books for the Piano and MeiodeoH , y =
fne variety q new Instructors for the ttohp'
he late Cotillons, Fancy Dances, &c. az
ADAMS hook 4 MUSIC SiOh-a-
NEW STYLES OF VIoLINS at
~ -. al Nusie store. The finest variety
Of vfaI;pS- Fiutes and FLlgerletts. that we have ever
had. can now be seen in store aud a. PslSSs sropS
please ADANS
TREATISE. new edition
So a. ADAMS BOOK 4 MUSIC STORE.
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Senatorial Election.

The following are the aggregate foot
ings on State Senator in this District:
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Girard Market.
HEARD Oct. q. 1s55.

GKARD. Oct, %. 1855.
Receipts of all kinds Of grain light. and prices have
farther advanced. Sales were made during the week
a. 81 30 to I.5O for red, and 40 to l,6O for white, ae-
csrding to quality Rye in demand at IS to IS, and
wanted Oats p rents. Bran and shorts-sales in
creasing at former prices
Wheat, red, 30 to 1.50 Bran, 7tos
" white, 40 to l60 shorts, 10 to y
Rye, 65 10 IS Oats, 25
Cash PAL at all times for all kinds Of Grain, deliver
ed At our mill. J. x ii. BALDWIN
To Parents. Have you children that are afflicted
with SerOfulous Diseases, or any HumOrs and Erup
tons about them, that are destroying their constitutions
nd enfesbling them for life, we would call your atten-
zion to the notice Of DR.. S.A- WEAvER's Canker and
Salt Rheum Syrup, together with the Cerate. Read the
testimony. The facts speak for themselves; they are
worthy Of confidence
BASE COUNTERFEIF.-some villain has gotten up
a worthless article, and is selling the same for Perry
Davis Pain Killer. It is put up in bottles closely re
sembling the original, and is calculated to deceive the
ungary. To protect the community, the style Of putting
up the Pain Killer has been changed. Inquire for the
new dress, and be sure you get it.
- ISvALIDs recovering from the effects Of Fever,
bilious diseases, or long continued Illness Of any kind,
will ind Carter's Spanish Mixture the only remedy
which viii revive their dropping constitutions, expel
all bad humors from the blood excite the liver to
prompt and healthy action, and by its tonic properties,
restore the patient TO life and Tigor-
We can OnlS say TRY IT. A single bottle IS worth
all the sO-called Sarsaparillas in existence. II con
tains no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxious or poi
sonOus drug, and can be given to the youngest infant
without hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the
bottles. More than five hundred persons in the city OF
Richmond, Va, can testify to its good effects
See advertisement. 3lm
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A Democratic View.

The man who would make way with,
or assist in the escape of another mans
negro would not hesitate a moment to
steal his horse or his pocket book-it
amounts to the anne thing.-Cdi I'm
didnf,) DeAa.
On this position almost the entire
Northern wing of the Democratic party
has planted itself. 1t was reserved for
American Democracy of the nineteenth
century to enunciate the doctrines, that
there is no difference between assisting a
man to recover a right which was forci-
bly, taken from him, and stealing anoth-
er mans property for gain. We men
ton the simple fact, and leave to u rea-
ders the privilege of making their "
comments.-Ledder.
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