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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-21

MOI q FGTfIcle Of Aerauru IN Il
LET THE AFFLIcrED READ AxD POSDERf
An I~nfallible Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil Rhen-
m2tisn, Obstinate Cp.aneOus Eruptions, Pimples. &
Postules on the face, Blotehes. Boils, Ague and Pc
yer, chronic Sore Eyes. Rims Worm or letter, Sore
Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Eones and Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphil'tie Disorders. Lumbago.
SPINAL Complaints, anu all diseases arising from an
injudieious use o. Mercury, imprude zee in life, or
impurity Of the blOoi.
n = This great Alternative medicine and Purifier o.
Blood il now used by thousands Of gr tteful patients
from all parts of the United States, who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
Me Iicines, CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" NeuralLia,
Rheum tism, Scrofnla. Eruptions Of the Skin, Liver
Disease, Fevers. Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections Of the
Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching Of the Bonss and Joints, are speed
lily put to flight b. using this great and inestinable
remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood. nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. II 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 re-
stores the Constitution. enfeehled BY disease or broken
down by the excuses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the Ladies, it Is incomparably better than all the
cosr etics ever used. Afew doses Of CARTER's SPAN
IsE MIXTURE will remove all SallOwness Of complexion
bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity
TO the step, and imprOvethe general health in aremark-
able degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number OF certificates which We have re-
cfived from persons from all parts ofthe United States
is the best evlden e that there IS no humhue about IL
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates. physicians and
Wihlc men, well known to he community. all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT and get q Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
Medicines has performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT < BEERS Pro.
prietOrs. No. ,. Pearl street. Richmond, Va, to whom
all orders for supp lies and agencies must Re addressed
For sale BY E. A. NTH & Co, Warren J. Camp
Gustavus; s. ". Mears. Bloomfield, and by Dealers in
Medicines enerywheIe. NOV p u
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Niles.
A correspondent; at Niles, whites US a
follows:
"The St. Charles Hotel came very
near burning down last night, a fire hav
in broken ont from the stove-p;Pe pass
ing through one of the bed chambers
One bed ana bedstead were burned en-
tirely. ana about $40 OF $50 wor,h a.
clo:hins belonging 70 the bcarIefs-lh,
loss in all, perhaps $3.50.
The Engineers are now making their
final location Of the Ashtabula & New
Lisbon Rail Road through our village.
1t win in all probability. pass along lhro'
the western part of the town, and cross
the Mahoning 80 or 40 rods above the
old bridge. The Iron Works ofJ. WARD
IL Co, are in full operation and as un
derstand OVERLOOKING with orders
The old Grisl Mill has been over
hauled and repaired up in good order,
and an engine IS being attached to il, by
DR.. WOODS, of your place and JAMES
HEAToN. Jr. A new engine shop is ar
RED on in the south village, by the
CARRIERS. A foundry is about
into operation, under the finn of.
SwEAGEN d McGARvEY.
The Contractors hereabouts. on the
d Mahoning R. r., are pro-
crossing as fast as the weather will per
nit.
NILES, o.. Noy17, 1856.
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40. 10 MAIN STREET.-EEw Ar
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAT &cAf sToEkl
Nichols & Weir.

Have just received and sre now o~Penirs, the lsrgest,
most fashionable, and besl selected sock o. hsADA'
MADE CLOTHING Piece and Furnishing Gccds, ever
brought 10 this market. corgisti1g IN lErt OF the foi-
lowing Goods: Overcoats Of vvsry style. crafty, and
price, from the hnest beaver % Tie cosrsest Jersey
Pants and Vests Of every 81 G and G1shtT- nee 20
TAX. just come and see Bysry toey says, gFe Sien-
OILS 4 Weir TIE belt for qualify, style aid Price tnelr
piece goods are Of the newest styles. esansuns o.
heavy Beaver pilot. plain and tgiiied Cloths Fi-'h Ano
Fancy C~assimcres twilled Satinetss tlsiD snc ran
ey testinga lew rare patterns OF SIX Velvet Iiaia
and figured silk Satin, Cnshnlre, Norsted Aohaar,
FURNISHING G0ODS-Shirts Collars Trdershirts,
Drawers SusPenders- Stocks, Nerk ties, Pocket Hand
k~eTchieis. SILK, Linen, Lawn, &c; Wooden Rose. Fur
Gloves, Kid. lined and unlined, Cloth, Buelskin-al
eolOrs Buck Nittens Boys do Umbrellas, = dns
assortment. Carpet bags. &c.
done in the best style. ard on short no
tice. The capacity OF Z. W. WEIR. as & practical
Tailor, is too well known to require comment. PArtic-
ular attention given to Cutting, and warranted to IT.
HATS AND CAPS--It is a weilknown fast, that for
eleven years. L. II has kept the largest. cheap
est, and most varied assortment Of goods in his line
ever kept in Old Trumhull. and the new 6ru have to
announce that the stock of HATS AND CAPS has been
largely increased 90 all you have to DO il to call az
No 10 Main Street. and you will there find . complete
Outht-bootS excepted-f0r less money than you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thing-Te
have no old, shelf-worn Clothing, but an entire new
stock offresh and desirable Goods.
As gas has for a long time been q very plentiful aTti-
Gle in this Community. we would beg leave 70 be ex-
cused from using it in this communication to my old
friends and Patrons I would make ny best bow and
return many thanks for the very liberal and long con
tinued patronage received at their hands To the new
we would say. you too are entitled to the riSh. hand OF
fellowship; so come along. and we viii give you a
hearty welcome to ali the privileges. blessings and ben
efits, Ofthe largest cheapest, aad most varied stock OF
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought 70 this mar
ket- l. NICHOLS.
Warren Oct. a-3m Z W. WEIK.
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.AUTROT q GILLETT, Wholesale

and Retail Dealers in CLERKS. WATCHES JEwELRv.
SILvER-WkRE-a and FANCY GOODS, Warren. Ohio.
Having just returned from the Eastern Man "a
nfaetories, we brought with US a very Target VI
assortment OF extra-fne English Lever Watch N.Z
es- IN gold, hunting and plain cases. Also, a superior
fuahty Of Duplex Watches, with independent seconds.
Hst 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
lhan was ever before offered in this place. Our assert
ment of JeWelry, We hatter ourselves, is A better seIec-
ton than we have ever before made, having purchased a
mach larger stock and Of finer quality, than has here
tuiore been brought to this place. such as we can fully
Everybody is invited to call and exam
ire ny stock. Pedlars, and others, purchasing to sell
again. will ind a large assortment, and prices that will
compete with Eastern Cities, as We purchase our goods
tireetly from the manufacturers. and will sell for as
small P-ohts as any other establishments the country.
4 Few line Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, will
he sold very low. Now is the time for securing a good
-ar-ain- Call soon and see for yourselves.
Natehe JeEelry, &c, carefully repaired and war
ranted. i Engraving neatly done.
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CARRYING IT Too FAR.-The market
for breadstuffs on this side of the water.
is said to be much above the advanced
prices ruling in Liverpool and London.
The French can now buy cheaper there
han here. The New York Post says
that the shipments now making are at
one to two dollars including charges per
barrel more for flour than in Liverpool /;
and this fact alone renders bills drawn
against them unsafe. Speculation has
been carried too far. The advanc in The
foreign markets has been more than an
ticipaled long ago, and as the daily sup
plies in the New York market have much
increased OF late, prices are declining.
We note another decline in -four and
grain in the market, and the tendency is
downward.
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GTATE of OHIO. Trumbull County.
SIS. In the Court of Common Pleas.
William A Otis,
Augustus 4. Burr, David Matthews. Abner Hubbar
anl In.Lna II L-------

Augustus A. Burr, David Matthews. Abner Hubbard
and Joshua W LamhersOn.
The said William 4. Otis has fled his petition in said
CO art, setting forth. among other things, a decree OBJ
ta-ned by said plaintin against said Burr. Matthews &
Hubbard, at the september Term VI the District Court
for summit County, A D:lS55. by which the sum Of
S2,l5S IS is found due from said Burr to said Hubbard,
and is ordered 10 be paid to the plaintiff on a larger in
iehtedness from said Hubbard TO him. and by which
also the said court set aside a sale to said Matthews un-
der a mortgage from said Blrr to said Matthews. Of a
arm Of about one hundred and hhytwo and s0-IOO
acres OF land in Pennington, the same sold ly one Josh
IA Peck 10 said Burr, an now occupied by said Lam
berson-also setting forth that said Matthews. in the
lear 1876, had contracted said lands to said Lamber-
son. who has since been in possession OF the same anil
had the rents and profits thereof from that time: that
said Maithegs 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 Sl2o for further interest thereon. and praying that
the amount SO paid Matthew IS b~eapnliel upon an amount
found due said MlttheWs 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. he applied on the in
dehiedness aforesaid to the plaintiff, and that the land
aforesaid. as in favor OF the plaintiffs Indebtedness
against said Burr. he 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
tbs 4. Barr and Amer Hubbard must appear and an
swer said petition by the tenth Satu-layafter this date,
or said petition as to them will be taken as confessed.
SUTEIFF & T
Oct -. l~55-6t Atly's for PIE. =
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Family Provisions.

Fresco Hall, at the cerner of Main and
Liberty streets, has been changed from
a saloon, to a provision and grocery
store, where the ~substantials, the raw
materials. are sold. Instead Office cream
and lemonade, tLere is -four. hams, and
potatoes ; and instead of oysters, fried
and stewed, there is No. 1 mackeral in
kits, shad, white and Goldfish. This is
quite a change in the articles sold, but
the salesman has not changed. Our old
friend, WILLIAM GREEN, is still at his
Tost, and measures out vinegar and mo
lasses with tie same pefteness and skill
with which he nee heaped up a glass Of
ale and weighs out tea and butter. as
gracefully a s he enc filed a dish with
ice cream. Those whose lardera need
replenishing, viii End supplies at this
store.
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TIE Pass AND THE BAR-A KNOCK
DowN ARGUNENr-An ARRAY took place
al Pittsburgh. On Saturday night. be-
tween Robert NJ. Riddle, Esq. editor OF
the journal. aid Charles NC. HAYS,
Esq, Attorney at Law. 1t is said that,
as they met on Market street, the lawyer
applied an offensive epithet to the editor;
whereaPon, Mr. Riddle applied the ar
SHLaeRtum al hOGlinee to the aggressor
by knocking him down. The represen-
tauve of the Bar Immediately became
very quiet.
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9rme Snttuiaente.
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
The Court adjourned on Saturday last
after a laborious session of three weeks
All the business ready for the Court
was disposed Of, and the docket thu:
cleared of a large number of cases. NJ
criminal trials took place, there being No
indictments fer offences not cognizable
by the Probate Court.
Among the civil cases, several were
quite interesting. The case of Bur
roughs VS.. Bosworth. attracted a good
deal of attention. 1t was a suit brought
by the heirs Of former proprietor oflarge
tracts of land in Lordstown. against Mr..
C. L. BoswoTH, for a balance claimed
as due on old contracts, and the testimo-
ny brought ont many circumstances and
historical "reminiscences connected with
the early settlement of Warren and This
vicinity. The Jury decided in favor CT
Mr.. BoswoRTH, bringing in a verdict for
the amount he had admitted to be due,
and for which he had offered to confess
judgment. and disallowing the rest ; thus
throwing the costs upon the plaintiff.
The case Of TALcorr VS.. WooDFoRD,
for breach of promise to marry, was n
of peculiar interest. The plaintiff beins
a very interestiug looking young woman,
who testified that she had been seduced
by the defendant. under promise of mar
riage, and then abandoned. Many of
the circumstance proved indicated great
hear1essness and criminality on the
part of the seducer, and popular opinion
-abundantly sustains the jury in bringing
in a heavy verdict of exemplary DANA
ges; judgment being rendered against
the defendant in the sum of $1,000.
Although many other suits were for
large amounts, and were, no doubt, very
interesting TO the parties. there was no.
thing which made them of sufficient pub
lie interest to warrant a particular notice
here.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Clothier

" JUN d v LIAo-
No. II Market Street, Warren, u. (O7posite the Court
House
The favor with which :his establishment has long
been regarded by the pujlic generally. and especially
those who appreciate \ very superior kind Of work, and
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
usemeut almost superhuous.
sly extensive Pail and Winter sock Of CLOTHS,
C~ASSINERES, YESfINGS aud TRIMMINGS. with a
choice assortment Of MAD CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS. and a carefully selected and
extensive stock OF HATS AND CAPS. Of all prices and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can 1t all times he found.
From long experience in business. and having ar
ranEencnts in New York SO IS 70 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 estlb-
hshmsnt Of the kind cannot be found in this section of
county. (Oct. Il. So
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GEORGE A. DAVIS, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY MADE CLOTHING

Franklin Buildings, corner Of Water and Superior sts-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
We have now in store and in process o. manufacture.
one OF the largest. most complete, and varied stocks OF
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
to be found in the Union.
Or stock, consisting Of Overcoats. Cloaks. Talnas,
Frock, Dress and Business Goats. Pants and Vests, is
manufactured entirely in this city, from almost every
description Of material. among which We may mention
the following fabrics: Cloths. Beavers. Pilots. Hohsirs.
kerseys, Petershams. Satinetts, Blan cts. Tweeds OF all
Corluruys. Satinetts. of every variety. for Pants. silk
veIvets. Satins silks. Cashmeres, Wooden Plaids,
Pushes. Toilenets. Farmer Satins. Codringtons. Of
every description and style, for Vests. Together with
a large assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting in part Of Shirts, Collars. Gravats, Stocks
Tndershirts. Drawers. Hosiery, Suspenders. Cloves
Overals. Hickory and Overshirts. Trunks. TT 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 tOilsome
years Of application and labor, must convince the in
v~estigttor Of the superior advantages We are thus ena-
hled TO offer the Trade in the purchase Of their stocks,
whether in small or large quantities.
Our business. extending throughout this STATE lndf-
ana Michigan and Illinois offers unequalled advar-
tages to the Merchants Of these States, from the fact,
long years Of intercourse having made US familiar with
their class Of customers.
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants de-
string to purchase, feeling confident an examination
of our stock viii result in the most satisfactory manner.
EORGE A. DAVIS,
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Clevelsnd. o
Cleveland. Sept. 90. 1S55.-3m
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SINGULAR ORIGIN OF A FIRE.-0n Sun.
day last sOne childien playing in the
house of Geo w. Angel, of Bedford,
Michigan. discovered smoke coming up
through the boards and gave the alarm,
when the boards were removed and a
mouse s nest discovered, INTO which the
little animalhad dragged a%friction match.
The match had probabl, been ignited by
the movements of the moRse, and bat
fer its timely discovery must have caused
q serious fire.
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE

~ In the New Building, opposite the Democrat OF.
fee, Nam Street. Warren. Ohio.
BARTLETT Brown have received their Spring and
summer Ciothing,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,
troeks, Pants, Vests, &C., Of the latest styles. Also,
bO1S CLOTHISG,H HATS and CAPS. and a full stock
OF GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS. A large
stock OF Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. OF rich
and durable quality All who wish 70 purchase Cloth
ing. mateto order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods. and learn the prices, before purchasing. as
We feel confident We cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CAhD.-Ihe Proprieters return their sincere thanks
to the people Of Warren ard vicinity. for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
tor continuance p. I. BARTLETT-
Warren, June 20, 1855. c.. W. BROWN.
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THE ADVANTAGE or SINGING.-If you
would. keep Spring IN your hearts, learn
to sing. There is mere in meledy than
people are aware of a co5bler who
smooths his wax ends with a song, will
90 as much work in a day as one given
to Immature and fretting would effect in
a week. Songs are. like sunshine /; thew
ran TO cheerfuln S. they ELL he house
with such buoyancy, that, for the time
being, you feel flied with June air, or a
meadow of clover in blossom.
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WARREN, O., NoE 10. 1855.
The Euphonians.

Thisjustly celebrsted Company of Yo-
c%alists gave a Concert at Empire Hall
on Monday evening last, to a large audi
ence. Few Companies have ever visited
our place, possessing the musical talent
eEinced by this one. All in attendance
were highly delighted, and with pleasure
heard the announcement that another
entertainment would be given en- Tues
day evening, the Goth inst.
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The Weather,

The Weather.
For the last two weeks we have had
an almost uninterrupted series of rainy,
cloudy days and dark nights. Every
body has the dumps. The roheumatics
creep into the limbs, and bad colds into
the heads of half 81 the people. Those
who thought themselves rid of the fever
and ague, commence shaking again
The ladies are dull /; the men cross; the
streets are muddy the merchants look
sour the papers have no news, (ours is
as prOsy al the rest, and the devil him
SELF, Jour printers devil, We mean, think
we are having a decidedly mean time
generally.
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AGRICULTURAL Meeting.

The annual meeting of the TTunbull
County Agricultural Society, VIII be held
at the Office Of The Secretary. on Monday
the Sd day of December next, at one
O'Clock P. N. At which risae The Com
mittee on crops Will sePot1. All persons
expecting to compete for premiums. on
farm crops, viii have them entered with
the Secretary BY that time, and be on
hand with their specimens and afGlaviis,
forms for which were published, with
the list of premiums last spring. Or
GERS for the ensuing year VIII be elected,
and some other matters of material in
terest come up. As many as can are
requested to attend. OF else "~forever af
ter hold their peace"
PHILo z. REED, Secretary.
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Important f.om the Ausslan Possession

Important fOm the Ausslan Possession
BY the arrival of the whaling ban
George, at san Francisco, We have dat
from the Russian possessions TO the 10
O! August. On that day two Britis
frigatcs entered the bay OF Ayan, an
procee ed 10 destroy ait the governme'
property IN the vicinity. Tie Rtss I
lied. carrying OF most Of their goods, a
soJn a. The British squadron arrived /
sisht. 4 tug boat, ana a small vess,
on The stocks. we're burned. Their.
were in Ayan, al Tie Time OF us captai
by tie Brush, i've American ships, th
FeAei. the George. te BrihaR, the PHI
Gg, aud the Lees..L The British Goa
niander claimed ina the latter was
Russian vessel, and ordered tie capital
To show his papers. He was finally con
WINGED OF his mistake, and went ava
cursing the Yankees. Next day be Is
sued a Proclamation, ordering all III
American vessels out of he pott. The
had come in to wood and water, and la
not completed their stock but the inso
lent kngIishman was inexorable, an
compelled them to leave. What a pit,
that two American vessels, of nearly
equal weight, did not arrive at that anc-
ture !-CleUe. Lealer.
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G0RA and the Doctor, at
ECTURESl-There will be a serI,

~ u lectures delivered, az Empire Hall. by A. l.. c.
DAY, Commencing Sunday next. Oct. :Is., aud 10 CON
time szu1ath aites Sahsath until finished, on Moral
aud Intellectual 81 jects OF the NEST interesting kind.
fhe frss Lecture will be on the Laws Of Loeom0tion,
Ehick is applied TO al motion, mental aad physical.
We parpnse to establish the Lass that cause the motion
% tie earth moon, stars, and other heavenly bodies.
ald &c show what causes the north and south poles, or
the poles ofali the planets. There viii he a practical
denomination Of his theory, anI instruments TO show
the Phenomenon Of their lotions. The Lecturer viii
also establish the cause vftte attraction ofthe Magnetic
Needle. lie invites attention % these lectures, as they
are a proiuie &c others to lie delivered az the same place.
October L.. ISas-;f 4 l.. 9. DAY