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The PURPLE VEGETABLE EGG.-As
the mode of preparing this delicious veg
etable for the table is not generally un-
derstood h~ereabouts, we publish, (by
request. the following recipe for doing
it up brown" from a celebrated work
on Cookery"
"Take the fruit, and after cutting it
in slices say a quarter of an inch in
thickness, pare of the rind from the
slices. Then place them in a dish, and
after sprinkling with a little salt. SET them
aside for a couple of hours. The action
of the salt will cause a large quantity of
water to flow from the fruit, and relieve
it from its otherwise sodden texture
Then pour off the water. dip the slices
in -four, and fry slowly in butter until
they are a delicate brown, being careful
that the fruit is cooked through and made
quite tender. Another way is to dip the
slices in thin batter and fry as above.
With proper cooking, this fruit has all
the richness Of fried oysters"
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9emt Sntsaiaentt.
Fnrtune Telers.
=" M2trons who toss the cup, and see
The grounds OF fate in grounds of tea"

Matrons who toss the cup, and see
The grounds OF fate in grounds of tea"
Three grim visaged beldams of the
Gypsy genus, have perambulated our
streets during The past week, frightening
old ladies and little girls into Mysteries;
much to the annoyance of respectable
folks, and to the delight of love sick
SWANS and verdant tops who desire to
know whether their future wife has cross
eyes and red hair. These last, as well
certain silly girls, (who purchase love-
powders to win some handsome loveI,)
have consulted the o~racles. These mod,
ern so~oth-sayers make a practical use of
their philosophy, and throw Andrew
Jackson Davis into the shade. With a
host of valuable information, they tell
you all futurity-how to win a lover.
recover stolen property, cure inveterate
diseases, and kill cockroaches and bed
bugs. These days of s~piritualism. quaek-
cry isms, pathies and h~umbuggery, are
fit times for the transcendent ~tomfoolery
and ~jugglery of fortune-tellers. These
female COLLINS do not, by mysterious in
can atoms, call up pale gliding ghosts,
with fingers dropping gore, but by the
wrinkles of the palm of the ham they
unravel the future to brainless bipede,
whose g%arrulous ignorance devours with
open mouths, "GHri63s arrectis," and
eager eyes, their transcendent humbug
gerry.
Let house-keepers look well to their
spoons and jewelry, while these magi-
clans are about their domicils. These
strolling vagabonds thrive not alone by
mystic sorcery and prophetic mummery,
but by petty larceny.
1t is a happy circumstance that the
Puritanic days of Salem witchcraf are
defunct, or else these wandering gipsies
would be fsathered, stuck full of pins,
toe.nails pulled out, and be ducked in
the Mahoning.
VIII the modern wonder gaping pub
lie ever open its long ears and sapient
optics to the gorgon mass of humbug-
gerry which daily rolls into lis ostrich
stomach E?
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'THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.

Il We are now making this celebrated Pillow. Those
who have tried il, say il surpassess any other kind Of
pillow in use. Several premiums have been awarded 70
ut State and County Fairs. I. H. MORLEY & Co.
Jan. 10. 1854.
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1856. JULY. 1855.
I AEGE STOCK OF CARRIAGE &
- HARsEss GOODS jss. received by
PATCH & ALLISON, Warren. o.
900 hides Patent Dash. Hlraass aad wshing Leather.
iJ0 a. Enamsied a'd . ! Iup heather.
50 pleces DdnasS :. asserted. ssrae very sac.
20 " EleSTan.
10 4" SIX Fes.o9sin..
100 doz. Silk PRINCES,
y pieces P~Tecs!iue, (uax artisie)
$50 pieces HnAmsied clsth. IasTsnes goodsl
le " Rreadcl'tas, assorted eoiO.'.
$50 sets Top Props.
so eros. JapsnusI, Silver and Brass gnsbs.
3uO " Saddle and Lining Nails.
IS pieces Carriage Lace. A few pisces anSIt Sill
Laces ever seen la this market.
Hub and Sand Bands Of ~ descriptions.
bales ufhest quality Moss. and everything wantei In
the line Of Carriage Trimming.
IN III z n sADDLERY LINE,
600 gross Japan Buckles. ., = q. l. lI'lH and
800 BIS. Harness Thread.
so pieces Girihing.
100 dozen Bride Bits. assorted.
100 &" Ivory And D,ass-lined MaFtingaIe Rings.
200 /" Line and Tug Snaps.
50 " Real Silver Rosettes and Ornaments.
500 Japan Brass and Silver selfadjustsd Trees.
6O0 pieces IIames, Some fine siiyer.l
so doz. Terretts.
90 g." Stirrup Irons,
And all other articles wanted In the Trade.
All the above goods have been purchased Of the Eas.
tern Manufactures, and selected with muen care-Wih
be sold to the Trade at Wholesale at a low figure.
IN IL TRUNK LINE,
We can show one hundred, of all grades, from 81 % TO
$50 some very fine and entirely new styles. Also,
Ladies' Trunks, with all the extra hxings.
50 Saddles Of various styles and prices, can be seen.
4 good assortment Of Ladies' Saddles-much better than
used.
we Az manufacturing some very fine styles Of Silver
n tie Harness, the plate of the best quality large as
sortmeut always on ~hand-many new styles Of goods,
Just brought out BY the manufacturer. can be seen al
our establishment. We respectfully solicit the patron
age Of all those that can make it their interest to do So
July Is 1855. PATCH d ALLISON.
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NHERIFF S SALE.-By virtue of an

~ order Of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas. for Trumtul C-unty, Ohio to me directed and
delivered, on a decree made by said Court 1t their
June Term, A. D.. ISIS, 1 have levied on, and shall
expose TO public sale, as in execution upon judg ment,
at the door of the Court House in Warren. in said cOun-
ty, on Saturday, ;he 2d day Of September, A. d. 1855,
setween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock z.
VI. of said day, the following described lands aud tene-
lnents, to wit: About three acres of land in Lot No.2l,
IN the township Of Newton, in the county Of Trumbull,
on which was and is a saw-mill, work shop, turning
iathes and other machinery, therein situate and lumber
therein, together with the privilege Of raising the water
for hydraulic purposes, aud for the use OF said mills in
East Greek, which then flowed and continues to flow,
through said lands, and is used for driyiug machinery
in sad premises as aforesaid; said lands being bounded
as follows: North and west by the lands OF Alexander
NcCleery south by Samuel lIrdson. Aaron ShOrtz, and
Alex. McCleery, and east by the highway. Appraised
at S54U. To be sold at the suit Of Wm.P Porter against
James Delong ct al. ii. R. HARnON, Sheriff.
Sheria's Office, Aug. !, 1855 Nv S3,l21
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DHoDEs' FEVER 4 AGUE CURE.

DHoDES' FEVER d AGUE CURE,
LII on NATURES IsfALtfBtE BkEcfrIc. Fes
We Prevention aBa care % aaa I~ssfaittsEt
fsSefs, Fever and Agas, chilis kHd fever, Daass Aye,
GENERAL Debility. Niskt eEeaif. aid 81 5tbsf l35hg 81
aissssa TEish Rave . eoRssaeR aFisin ~ helsFis sF NJ
asEsAs
Jhis Is 0 NsTrEAL ASEpGTs when viii eutiTeiyPso'
sSSs aly Eesiaeat aF tssFslieT sgeli 10 he Hsask sieklE
Or svKmpy localities, fFan any Aqua. o. hiliaas ~
isaac whatever. % Rhg lajREy fTe1 constantly lnhagb
ing Malaria o. hiasms.
u sln ~iEl.snsly check the Aqua 10 psFsans Via hsFs
slrarst foe spy length Of time, fFez one day "a tEsnig
JsaFG. 80 that they pees neFsF have Rnoiksf ehsi, b.
continuing its we according 70 directions, fhs Pc
tiept &c once begins 20 FscagaF appetite and ptrspgtb,
and ~eontipnes nntl . peEnsnent aud Eadsasi cure 10
effected.
uas or two bottles VII answer f0E Ordinary ossss,
some NAV FegslFe mors.
DiFe.lsJps printed In German, French and bpsnlab,
accompany each bottle.
Price oIS dollar. Liberal discounts made 70 the
trade.
JAS. 4. HopEs Proprietor.
PyoYidence, r. ].
AHEHTs-CiDSinnati, J. D. Park. CohHmbus O. Ro-
beEts. For sals By Medicine dealers generally.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

LEwIssuRs, Union Co., Pa,
Nay 2. 1855.
Ma ]. A. RHoDEs--Dear Sir: The box Of medicins
you sent me was duly received on the 18th Of April.
and / hand you herewith. receipt for the same
l have sold about one half Of IL. and so far the peopls
who have used it are satisfied that il has cured them--
1t has certainly stopped the Ague in every one Who has
used it, and an Of the cases were Of long standing
Ny sister. who has had il for five or six years back, anil
could never get il stopped, except by ouinine, and that
only as long as she would take II. 10 now, / think, en-
tirely cured by your remedy.
II il thus continues to keep OF the Ague, as I think
it will, you may expect from che large orders.
am, sir, yours, very truly,
G, e. IN
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CHERRIES SALE.--BY virtue OF an

~ Execution, to me directed and delivered, by the
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumlull COun-
t, and State of Ohio. have levied on, and shall ex-
pose to public sale, at the door of the Court House, in
Warren, in said County. on Saturday, the I'd day Of
September, A ID. 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock z. NJ. of said day, the following
described lands and tenements. to wit: Situate in
Hubbard township. Trumbull county, Ohio. AMI known
by part of Lot No. %. and is bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at a post standing on the east side of said Lot
No. %, and running soIth along the road leading from
the Centre of Hubbard to Brookfeld to the south east
corner of said Lot NJ. 25; thence west to the south east
corner Of said Lot No. %; thence north on the west line
of said Not No. 25 to a post, and frosu thence east, par
allei 10 the south line Of said Lot No. -, to a post at
the place OF beginning. containing fifty acres of land.
Also the following described lands aud tenements, to
wit S tuate in the township Of Hubbard, Trumbull
county, Ohio, known as part Of Lot No. p, an is
bounded as follows: beginning al a pot standing on
the north east corner OF a lot Of Land belonging to John
Haywood; thence running along the road that leads
from the Centre Of Hubbard to BrOOkfeld, to a post
standing on the line of said road, so far as that a line
running at right angles with said road until it strikes
the west lin Of Lot No. q, and thence on said line to
the north west corner Of said John Haywood land as
shall include within said lines sixty acres Of land; be-
ing sixty acres of land OF the south side of a tract Of
land described in a deed from James and Sarah Hezlep
to Caroline Haywood, as reference TO Trumhull Records
will more fully show. To he sold at the suit of James
Burnett against Jeremiah Z. Wolfe.
The first describeu tract or lot Of land appraised at
$3.50, and the second described tract or lot Of land
appraised al S2lUO. III X. HARMON, Sheriff.
ShcriH's Office. Aug. ], IS55-5W 81 90
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The Spanish papers are unanimous in
their praise of the manner in which MI.
Perry has managed the affairs of this
country at Madrid, and. are especially
unanimous in condemnation of the con-
duct of Soule. He contrived to make
himself unpopular, and to get into a
quarrel with all the parties Of Spain.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-15
CHAN NEW

N AND INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC The
old Rooms formerly occupied by II. W. Holloway, to
gether with the entire stock and interest Of same, hav.
ing been purchased by LAKE & MARSH, experienced
DaguerreOtypists, they are now prepared to execute
work in the best style Of the art.
Having a large amount Of Stock, and Cases OF all
kinds and sizes, they hatter themselves that they can
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them with
theie patronage.
No Pictures will be sold unless they are positively
good ones.
Come old, come young, come great and small.
To the Daguerrean Rooms over "Fresco Hall"
Warren. June %. Ia5j.-3m~
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The C. & II. Rail Road,

Inc u. q ID. ha1 Road.
Some four or FIVE miles of the track is
now laid, and as the bridge across the
Mahoning four miles above will no longer
be an obstruction, the work will proceed
with increased rapidity. A powerful
locomotive, which had been delayed,
sometime by a breach in the canal, has
arrived, and is snow upon the track. The
piers for the iron bridge, across the river
at this town, are completed.
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The Juvenile Singing Class

Which Mr.. GOULD has been teaching,
gratis for sometime past, will give a
Concert on Friday evening next An
hour or two can be passed very pleasant
iy in listening to the children EXHIBIT the
knowledge of music obtained from Mr..
GOULD.
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STovEs. TIN WARE. &o.-THE

~ KING OF STOVES, for sale by B. P. Jameson 4
Co., with a new and elevated oven-the largest Cock
Stove, Genesee Valley, elevated oven, Clinton, eleyatrd
oven, Premium, elevated oven, Ohio Premium, and
Woman's Rights Stove. -
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sherin's Office, Aug. /, Is55.-5w
SHERIFF'S SALE, in Attachment, as

Receit er.-By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out
OIL the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbul County, and
State of Ohio, to ne directed a d delivered, by said
Court. and in obedience to said order Of sale, 1 shall
expose TO public sale, as upon exec ltiOn, on Saturday,
the 81 day of September A d. l-55, at the d or OF the
Count House in Warren, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. VI. and 4 o'clock p. VI Of said day. t1e One-fourth
part Of the following described lands and tenements,
being Almon sac ,ett's interest in and to a certain town
lot, situate near the center of the Township Of Fowler,
in rrumhull County, and State Of Ohio, and is bounded
and described as follows, viz: IN the southeast and
west, by lands of David 81. Butts, ESQ.,, and on the north
~ the public highway, running east and west, and con-
uains within said boundaries about Is or 20 rods of land,
on which is erected a building with an engine and boil
er, used Tor the purpose Of manufacturing shingles,
cheese boxes. and for other purposes. Said interest
was appraised at $50, To he sold at the suit Of An
drews q Andrews against Burt * sackeit.
ii. r. HARMON, Sh- riff.
SheriH's Office, Aug. l, 1s5j-5w s3,I2k
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NHERIFF SALE, ON NJ ,rtgaqe.-I


irtue Of an ord T OF sale, issued out Of the Court
Ut Common Pleas of Trumbull County, and State OF
Ohio, to me directed ard delivered, by an order and
decree, made at their June Term, A. d. 1855, l snail ex-
p1se to public sale, as on execution at law, at the door Of
the Court House ia Warren, in said County, on Satur
day, the I'd day OF September A. d. 1855, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock =. VI. of said
day, the following described tract or lot Of land, to wit:
Situate in Warren Township. No. in the 18th range Of
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the
State of Ohio, and which is also in the County of Trum-
gull, and is known by being part OF Lot No. %. hound
ed-cOmmencing at a point VII re the gate post now
stands, on the west side of Liberty street, 3Sz feet
north from the north east corner of Leicester Kings
lot, known as the Lob lot in the Town Plat of Warren;
thence west parallel with he lot line, - rods to a post,
icing 35I feet from the said lot line; thfnce north So
feet TO a post; thence east parallel WITH the south line
of said Lot No. %, IL rods to a post standing on the
west line OF Liberty street; thence south 52z feet to
the place Of beginning, containing, as is supposed, 3o
5 luare rods Of ground, with all the appurtenances, be
the same more or less. Appraised at $3.50. To he sold
at tHe suit of Reed & Reed against Admir- Of John Ward.
H.. X HARMON, Sheriff.
SheriG's Office, Aug. l, IS55.-5w $3.50
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hON OAhN DoA
II rs, the B-p-t preacher, or any of bis relation
you old fool yOu9 will lecture in Warren, Monday, Au-
gust ~ at "a O'Clock, IN BNsIRE HALL, on .ARat0my,
PkgsiOi0gg. including Pathology and TAerapeHfies.-
For order of the course, see bills. Medical Prescrip
ton and chronological Charts given at the GAsKILL
HoUsE.
One and all are cordially invited to attend and mar
take Of a moral and intellectual BANQUET. which we
have enjoyed with the highest relish, and found TO
cOnduce to our happiness and Improvement.
The science Of Zoology has hunted krakens, Pheuix.
es and Vampires from the animal kingdom; and the sci
ence Of Astronomy has swept pestilential and war Dor.
tending comets, and all the terrOrs OF old Astrology
from the skies ; the science of CHI mistry has made the
notions of charms and the Philosophers stone ridicu.
lous a knowledge of the true God has dethroned hund.
reds and thousands Of false gods and cast them down
to oblivion. So will the true science of Medicine hunt
out QHaekery aud HEmbHgs from the land. The Jug
gler. the sorcerer, and the deceitful empiric shall die
and the children of men shall seek for knowledge in
the laboratory Of the Chemist, and in the lecture room
OF the Philosopher, where nsture, inspired by God,
works miracles With fire and water, with light and
lightning, at once kindling devotion and dispensing
knOWledge. fuao 1 II
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DOAD NOTICE -Notice j. hereby

IL given, that a petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Trunbull County, at their next ses-
SION, to appointa comm ttee to alter or change that part
OF the county road, in the north east part Of the town
ship OF Ftrminrton. which now runs through lots No.
= and 100. and establish the sane on the east line Of
lot No. 90 in said township, commencing at the south.
eastc0rner of lot No. %, thence north on the east lire
Of said lot, to the forth township line road.
Pennington. aug. J. 1s55-fG
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EMOVAL AND CHANGE.
ISSOLUTION.-The copartnership

DOORS, DOORS, DOORS.-To Con-
Tractors, Carpenters and Builders. We can furnish
you with Panel Doors Of all styles, a great deal cheaper
uIan you can make them by hand, land as good II no1
hetter0 Call and examine our work and prices; You
sill be suited with both. A large supply constantly on
hand. A liberal discount TO vholelale traders
January %. E SPEAR & SON.
COAP AND CANDLESAFORSA
~ One hundred Barrels OF Soap, a splendid article.
Also Fifty boxes Of Candles. BY A l. @. DAY, Mar.
kt St., one door west Of Empire Block. Warren. O.
N B. Candles and Soap delivered to any part Of
The Town, by applying as above directed. Also per-
sons wishing to exchange ashes and grease for soap.
can be accommodated. Please save your ashes
Mar. est. A.. L. G. DAY.
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CHERIFF'S SALE, on judgment in

~ Attachment. Samuel Fansler VS.. Quinby Loveland.
By virtue of an order Of sale, issued ont Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of fTumbull County, and State of
Ohio. TO me directed and deliver ed by the ClerN thereof.
and pursuant to said order, l shall expose to public
sale, As upon execution, on Saturday, the Sh day Of
september, A d. ls55, al the door Of the Court House,
in Warren, in said County, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'clock p. NJ. OF said day, Quinby
I.oveland's equitable in err st in and to a certain plece
or parcel OF land, in the Township of Bristol. Trumbull
County. Ohio, bounded as follows: On the east by Ian S
owned by Samuel Gaines and II. G.. Fuller, south by
Edison Hescocks land; west by X tmsde l and Fansler's
land, and north by the highway, containing ninely-nine
acres Of land within said boundaries; said equitable
interest Of said LOyeland being One-sixth of said 80
acres of land above described, aud appraised al S2au 50.
To be sold at the suit Of Samuel Fansler, in the above
entitled cause H. X. HARMON Sheriff.
Sherid's Office, Warren. Aug. T.. ls55.-5t S3,IaL
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WESTERN RE,EKVESEMINAkY

w of Observation-Disclosures il hereby given. that
the opening Of the School, viii be put of two weeks
from the catalogue time 1t will commence therefore,
on Tuesday, the 2lst day of August. This change is
made a. the reques. Of some of our patrons, on account
OF the unusual lateness OF the harvest. Friends of the
Seminary please give publicity to this notice.
VI GREER, Principal
Pennington. aug. I 2w
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Aug It MESSENGER L ZIMMERMAN.
ME JESUITSCANNOT SUPPRESS


l. 1.-THE Escaped Nun, or disclosures of Con
ing a minute description and a holder revelation Of the
mysteries and secrets of Nunneries, than have ever be-
fore been submitted to the American public.
De WITI q DAVENPORT, Of New York, have now the
pleasure of presenting a fuller and more detailed ac-
count of the inner life of Converts or Nunneries, tina
they could have presented in any other form. In or:
der TO render tAis volume as full an exposition as pos
sible of the abuses Of which it treats, and to give pub
licitv to facts which admits Of almost immediate veri-
fcation, in addition to the principal narrative, the
Confession Of Sister of Clarity" written by her
self, are also embodied. together with the experience
Of a Nun, the detaiIs of whose eventful history are
deeply Interesting so that in this invaluable work We
have a most diversified and thorough exposition Of the
immoralities and imposturcs of the practice in Nun
neries.
Parents and Guardians who have the most distant
idea Of sending their children or wards to these prison
houses, falsely called institutions of Learning"
should not fail to read the palpahle evidence of their
criminality in entertaining such a thought, as set forth
ia thus book-eviience convincing and undeniable.-
The profound sensation which these astoun ling revel-
ations are destined to create, has been already expert
euced to some extent in the literary world, among ed
itors who have been furnished with proof sheets of the
wOfk. They say that at hears the unmistakable marks
Of truthfulness upon its face and yet the mind shriEks
with terror from the necessity of believing that such
horrid criminalities are practIced in converts. But
here is truth pointing with her unerrin finger to the
record and the facts. and to her revelations we are
bound to yiell implicit belief"
Twenty copies Of this popular work just receive,
nrice al. at ADAMS Bookstore.
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EVIDENCE on SAFETY,

AGENTg-Ctnsinnati, J. D. PARK, Columbus, @. 70.
beEts. For Salsby Medicine dealers generally.