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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-05

L. MORLEY, Successor of J. G.
~. BRooKs) Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hard
ware, Cutlery, &c. Warren, Ohio. [nOv 81
ID A. a. BALDWIN,, Wholesale
III. and Retail Bookseller % Main Street, a few
iuors south of the POI. ~lice, Warren, o. [nov j
DATCH d ALLISON, Dealers in Sad
l. dIery Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, and Manu-
Gactlrers of Saddles, Brides. Harness, Trunks, Valises,
&c, Main street, Warren, o.
TDDINGS d MORGAN, Dealers IL
L Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Croc---
Hardware, Carpeting, Sole Leather, &c, at TIE IN o.
The EzPire Store, Warren, o.
n & NJ. MOSER, Dealer" III Foreign.
w. and Domestic Dry Goods andware, Groceries.
Qeensware, Boots, Shoes. T 5, Caps, Ready Made
Clothing, &c, Market Str =, Warren,o aug l
DARKS d. VENTZ, Dealers in For
l. eign and omestic Dry Goods, CrOckery, Boots,
Shoes and Gather, Carpeting, Paper I~Iangings, Win
dow She les. Ready Made Clothing. &C., always cheap
for ready pay at the New-York Store
NAUTROT d GILLETT, Manufac.
turers and Dealers in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silrer Ware, and Fancy Goods, Market street, Empire
Block, Warren, o. Watches carefully repaired and
warranted. June :.
NNALTER KING d. SON, Dealers III
" sches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Plated and
Brittania Ware, Lamps. Fancy Goods, &c. No. Q, Main
street. Warren. o. All kinds Of Clocks and Watches
carefully repaired and warranted. mar I!
BACKYARD d BARNUM, (Succes-
l. sors to Warren Packard) Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Foreign and American Hardware, Iron,
Paints and Carriage Trimmings the Tall Brick,
Warren, o.
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NEW y

TIE mrst powerful King on the face Of the gloos nov
rri-us supreme in the American Eepublic. The power
Of The crowned heads Of Eurupe sink into insignihcanos
EhrL compared 20 ou- American King
EuraP,au kings employ the power vested in them to
Increase tie rifles 4 the ridk and lordly, and 20 redues
to greater missy ald DEGRADATION, the pO6F and depend
rnt- uUr American kiuS goes forth with equal wiling
ness T. tac Eriiy mansion aLI TIE hemble cabin, ready
aliAe "a administer TeiirE and 10 Offer heaith and nzpp[
hes D. tht iofty and DSiy, tie reh ana the poor
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, and Cocoa, 3 cent
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pTO Persons out Of Employment. "a
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IL To of enterprise and tact this business offers
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with.
" Persons wishing to engage in their sale will receive
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with CORRECTIONS to persons disposed act as Agents.
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addressing the subscriber, post paid.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
ISL William street, New York.
ian9 a&w3t
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We would again remind our city and country friends,
that now the time for purchasing Stone Martin Fitch
Squirrel Coney, and Swan Furs, at cost PRATTs No.
EOS Main street. for few days just received new lot
of Stamped Collars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Meeting the MECHANICS MUTUAL LOAN FUND
ASSOCIATION win be held at Warren Hall Wednesday
JAM 10th, at u slock P. NJ Office 2O5 Main street.
Hon. II. w. BENCHLEY, Prest
A. S. BURBANK, sec'y dit ian1o
Opinion of Ihc Secretary OF THE STATE OF
VERMONT HON. DANIEL p, THOMPSON who VIZ ties: "IIay-
ing seen the beneficial effects of your Vegetable Pulmona-
ry Balsam, for Coughs, Colds, and Consumption in my
family and neghborhoOd feel free to say that look
upon it as very valuable medicine in the dseas for
which is recommended" See advertisement in another
column w2tSdeod2w jan10
To Persons Out of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PICTORIAL WORKS 1856 The attention of the reader
solicited to the advertisement Of Agents wanted for the
series of Pictorial books issued the press of Mr.
Sears. These books have met, and meeting with
large sale throughout the Union; and the three latest
publications, 'Russa Illustrated China and India aud
"Thrng Incidents in the Wars of the United States
are in every way equal the ether works. point of at
traction and interest What he wishes obtain is, COM
peten agents in every section of the country The readi
ness OF their sale offers great inducements persons to
embark in their disposal and they of high moral
and unexceptonabe character, there but who
can conscientiousy contribute to their circulation ANY
person wishing to embark in the enterprise will risk little
by sending to the Publisher $685. for which he will receive
sample copies of the various works. Cat wholesale prices
carefully boxed, insured and directed afTording very
liberal per centage to the agent for his trouble With
these he will soon be able to ascertain the most saeable
and order accordingly.
GF Catalogues, containing full particulars forwarded
to ali parts OF the country free of postage application
JanlO d&wlt
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Nem A0uertisements.

MONEY. MONEY, MONEY.-Any man
w that wants Coat, Pantaloons, Vest anything
else in the Clothing line would well invest his money
with I. d. DUDLEY, No. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK
as he has large assortment of Winter Clothing which
will be sold at Auction prices from date till Goth March.
Ills Winter Stock must be closed out on or before that
lime. diff janl0
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Nolices.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
READ 1T EVERY ONE.
COPARTNERSHIP AFFAIRS TO BE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
New Books for the New Agreement 10 be
Opened the st day of 1885.

p A Y u Pr PAY u Pr!
ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with the
Subscribers, the old books requested to pay up
promptly the first week in January before the 10th
18Th of the month"; they will be allowed have
account with hereafter shall take the earliest
opportunity to the due us from every de
lnquent, after the above dates.
Alpersons who pay their accounts promptly viii not
be called upon but twice year for payment viz: the first
of January and July of each year All accounts will be
presented for Payment those dates, without regard
dates of purchase In order conduct business sue
cessfuy and to enable Offer Goods at the lowest
Cash Prices, must have prompt payment This fact
every person in the community will acknowledge; and it
is for this that have deci9ed that for future
we must have the cash at the time delivery unless the
above terms of payment be cheerfully complied with
No clerk in employ will be allowed to open any new
accounts All credits be consented to by one of the
proprietors.
We shall keep all Goods marked at the lowest cash
value, without regard to their the time purchase
jan1 diff B. L. HARDON & co.
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NNOR GEsTE MUTCAL LOAN AND

zAOCCMOb AlINu u N y ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. I, Sd floor FLAGG'S Building Main st.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Presidential. N. TOWER.
Vice President-GEO. NJ. RICE
Secretary-GE0. IL. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS.
H. ~ TOWER, ~ Pleasant s.; GEo NJ RICE, Elm St. 4;
H. H. CHAMBERLAIN, Elm St WIN IL HARRIS Vernon St. /;
> b. DENNIS 40 Pleasant St; GEo. f. Culver ~ South
bridge St; S. P. SoUTHGATE, II Church St.; BENZ.
WALKER, Prescott ST.; CHAS WooD, Southbrdge St.;
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover St.; JONI FIELD, 81 Elm st.
Surveyor-BENJ WALKER
rms Association was organized the fifteenth day of
November according to of the legislature passed
April 10Th, 1851, a Mutual Loan and Accommodating
FUND Associations the object of which to enable its mem.
pers TO become their own andlords-to purchase home
tor themselves and families The members of this Asso,
caton, by small monthly Contributions are enabled to
raise fund by which, it they desire it, each one buys or
nnds Tor himself freehold residence thereby possessing
home free frcIa all membranes and without having
been at any percaptibc outlay.
Books are now open for subscription to Stock at the Of
nee Admission fee only will be required the present
month attention is particularly called to Circular lust
issued by the Association
Office open evenings from to O'clock where informa
DC dtf o
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LOW PRICES
TO CORRESPOND WITH THE
TIM Els.
SEMI-ANN U AL SALE.

GEo. 2. BRYANT commences to day, MONDAY, Jan.
ls to offer his stock of Winter Goods such prices as all
economical purchasers pleased to Sec
Many bargains have been offered in Worcester previous
to this; but it is believed that never were Goods sold at
such remarkably low prices as are here advertised The
following list of deductions will tell the story
Whole stock of nnepenny prsts, to 9 cts the yard.
20 cent De LANES to II cts the yard
SIC, All Wool Plaids to 80 cts the yard
SIS All Wool Cashmeres to 81 the yard.
SIPS do. do. Thbets to SO cts the yard.
SOC. Ribbed Hose to IS cts per pair.
One Let fine 25c. Napkins, at 12g cts Great Bargain
One lot l23c. DOylies, at Ct Cts. do. do
80 prs Heavy Twled Blankets at 1910 worth $3.50
yds Remnants of White Fannels Is cts worth BIC
One lot of Striped Silks AZ cts and one lot at so cts
Ladies are particularly requested notice this lot of Silks
Also one lot Silks, at IS cts Rich Paids and elegant
colors enc dollar goods.
Also Dress Patterns, of very rich ward WIDE heavy
Plaid Silks, at SIS, per dress, former price $40.
Also 900 yds Raw Silk Plads at so cts just half price
800 yds do do. 90 cts
Plain Black Swiss Silks during the sale at 81 Os the v
for goods $125 width, and slips for the S142 grade
20 Lyonese Cloth Coaks at S. So former price 81
10 Broadcloth cloaks at SASS former price s12as14
70 Super do. $14a1s do. do S20a25
$3.50 and 81 only per yard for the steam sponged La
dies Broadcloth Cloak Trimmings at SO per cent discount
Ladies at this sale will find that they paid for capg
and all will find something repay them for giving their
attention to this sale.
N. b. First price named with the lowest
GEO. P. BRYANT,
JAM diff 154 Main street
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Mr. Peter ogden'S family, of Peoria, Ill., cured of Rheu
matism and Other pains, by the R. r.
duplicate Letter of July D. 1884,
RADwAY CO., Chemists, &c, N. Y.
SRs-I hereby certify that have used r. r. Relief
and that has cured in my family obstinate cas- Of
Rheumatism Sick and Nervous Headache, Pains in the
Shoulders, Bowel Complaints disease the Hip Joint
&c have recommended it to all OF my acquaintance
have never heard of one complaint. In all it
as soon as applied am certain there is remedy in
the u s. that will cure rheumatism quick the r.
for where is applied pain dwell You pub"
lsh this to the world. PETER OGDEN
Washington St, Peoria, ILL.,
LAID UPON HIS BACK FOR FIVE YEARS.
FREDoNIA, Licking Co, Ohio, Oct. 10. 1854
Messrs Railway Co.: For five years, l laid upon my
back, urabe to rise from my bed attended by the
best physicians in place. They failed help me,
did they leave within single hope recovery One
application of Railways Ready Rel ef enabled me to rise
# ON my bed of pain, and am well man. Your
Ready Relief Resolvent, and Regulators, have made
some astonishing here, Of Chrome cases. of fifteen
years standing, after battling the skill of our best Ply
sicians. L. NJ. PEAsE, p. NJ of Fredonia,
Licking Co., Ohio, and firm of
Powers 4 Pease, Merchants
X. X. X. Remedies sold by Druggstsand Merchants
throughout the country and by NJ b. Green Worcester
jams deode3dw
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BY ADY. 12 Ann Street, N. Y.
H PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, u IMPORTER
of Foreign Newspapers. Sole Publisher Paul de Rocks
Novels, translated as issued from the Partisan
press. Catalogues sent free of postage. dom jtnS
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RenI Gstote.
FOR sALE-Ar GREAT BARGAIN-A

FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
. New Two Story House, containing 16 finished
80 rooms, with basement and sub-c ,llar. the whole
size of the house. The house is finished in the most tho
rough aud modern STYLE and situated the height of
land on the south side of Laurel few steps above
the Church, commanding splendid view of the entire
city and suburbs, that be obstruced The lot
contains II 600 square feet, well stocked with Young fruit
trees in bearing condition. Terms eisy, Inquire on
the premises, OF j. II. SlIIMMONS
DIS diff
k~s FOR SALE.-A Cottage House and lot, pleas
ma antly situated the Junction Depot The House
Asa&sa is new, and will he sold low aud on easy terns
p ease apply to A, THAYER, JR House on Pleasant
street dtf DBL
I'D FOR SALE.--A Dwelling House with rooms
T!a on the first floor, and rooms above good barn
s and lot containing 1000 feet of land, with all kinds
OF rult trees bushes, and vines, within four minutes walk
of the City lal Also several corI of manure Inquire
Of b. SoGTHWlCk Green street, diff d4
go FOR SALE.-A Dwelling House. situated in
n. the Armory Village in Iillbury containing seven
rooms and in good condition. Inquire on the
premises of b. r. AIKEN.
jams d1w*
EIVOR SALE.-A very fine Houses, 500. Two
a. new Houses-$4,50G Several Cottages, very cheap
Two Farms within miles cf the City Hall under good
cutvationa S., 900 and $500 Several fine Farms will
be exchanged for Houses in this city. Payments easy.
Inquire of A. j. EATON
jan1 DIFF
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Anttiorts.
BY L. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
OEcn O2H ILL, nt.o,t

a UCTION.-The Undersigned having sold his
IA Farm, known as the Bacon Farm will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10th,
1900 at O'Clock A. NJ, at the house of HARRISON BACON
in Barre the following valuable Stock with other per-
sonal property, viz:
One pair Fat Oxen, years old last spring. weighing
4iOO One pair do. do, years old One pair of Stays
for work 20 young Mich Cows. Fat Cows 20 Heif-
erS, two years old next spring, with calf.
The above Stock principally raised on my Farm is
the choicest and most approved breeds, mostly Dur.
ham, and challenges its superior in the State The Heif
sired by the famous Bull raised by Prentiss of
Albany, and now owne by Calvin Sanford, of Barre
BLACK HAWKS-0nr Mar, Colt blacR years old
next spring, and we'll broken the harness. One do
bay years old next spring. These Mares are superior
animals They were sired by the old Black Hawk owned
by David Hill, Bridgeport, Vt.
WlNE.-Four old Sows, with pig by one of the best
blooded boars in the State % superior Pigs Of the Su
folk breed, q months old. From 30 40 tons of good
English Hay from 400 to 500 bushels of good Corn;
from 100 to 200 bushels of tworowe Barley fit for seed
FARMING TOOLS of every description, consisting of
2 Carts, Ok Wagons, ! Buggy, l Lumber Wagon, 10
Ploughs, Harrows, IL Chaias, Ok Sled Horse Sled
Shovels Hoes Forks pairying Utensils, 10 Ok Yokes
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Beds
Chairs, Tables, Carpets Stoves, &C. Buffalo Robes 2
good Grindstoues and many other articles mentioned
Also, go7d Farm to sell rent known as the Jonas
Carcuh Farm" situated in the soute asterly part of Pc
tersbanl. and containing 20 OF good lanl well di-
vded into moving plough land, and pasurng with good
buildings thereon consisting of good two story house
2 good barns and out buildings.
HARRISON BACON.
DANIEL BACON, Auct'r.
Barre Dec. - 1854. diff d2S
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DIED.

In Charlton, Dec. I'll John Wakefield, aged 81. New
York and Illinois papers please notice.
In Milbury, Dec. %, Mr.. II. B. Pike, aged 30.
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ROBERT @. MONTGOMERY.

No. 10 BEgKNAN STREET, two doors below NASSAU ST.,
NEW YORK.
The finest Old Ale, Cigars and Liquors always be had
at the Bar Green Turtle Soup hand ali times and
delivered to any part of the city free of charge
Stewed TeTapin, Chops, and all other delcacies all
hours, and at short notice. Lodging 374 cts per night
jams d3m
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ABAN BULLOCK-MANURAC OF
~ BOBBlNs and sPOOLS Of every description, for Cot
ton Wooden, and silk Factories Also Chsel and Anger
Handles, Table Legs, Hubs, and job Turning Of every de-
scrpti,n, done at short notice Shop South street. Fitch
bars, Mass. d&wiy mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-10

BEST HAIR TONIC In USE.
While the proprietor has be proud Of the
tablishment of the Tonic short time upon firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree to the real excellence of the article ITSELF
will therefore be rgdy kept the orginel standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
use Of the Climax Hair Tonic I'll he world Vol
untary testimony is daily oe ed, showing its efficacy
an agent for
Preventing the falling out OF the Hair,
Producing new Hair.
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir TO-
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have l.
T. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass ~ blown in the glass.
Price rs cts per bottle; large bottles (pins rs cts with
= liberal discount to the trade.
II Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
iers by mail express otherwise, promptly executed
L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist,
VI deod&wtf 201 Main st
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NTTORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
w SURANCE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the Worcester Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, held Dec 18Th 1851 the following
officers elected:
PTesideHt-ANTHONY CHASE
FTeGsurer-FRED. VIM PAINE.
Secretdry-CHARLEs NJ. MILES.
Dlrectors-Ebenezer TOrrey, Fitchburg; Paul Within
Northbritge; Amory Holman Bolton, Alans1n Hamilton
W Brcokfeld; james S WoodwCrth Worcester; VIM. T.
Merritet, Worcester; David Lee, Barre; David s. Mes
singer, Wore ester
The amount at risk December l. 1854 was $l3 s42
me number of Policies outstanding, is l32O7 The
company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
twenty-onc total losses, amounting $150T5SO which
have all been amcaby adjusted and paid with the ex-
cepon OF $780, which has been called for The nett
cash funds of the Compay December l. 1851 amounted to
Sl464yT3O, which is invested in Bank Stock and Mort
cages on Real Estate.
1t will be from the Thrtieth Annual Repnrt of the
GA horceSter Mutual Fire Insurance Company that it
decidedly for the interest If all who have property located
~ the County OF Worcester, nd of such class as is re-
cVel by this Company, to insure the their Office
Ihey sun adhere strictly to the policy which has ever Sc.
cured Their marked success Their risks are confined to
the County Of Worcester They insure only the safest
class o property T1ey employ irresponsible agents.
an charge only such premiums adequate to the
FISK Ihey make no assessment, hut refund on an ay
erage more than so per the premium received
The steady Increase of business from year to year at this
Oce Notwithstanding ths formation of numerous other
conflicting Companies, and the erations and mis-
representations of their Interested agents. is sufficient
proof OF the soundness of the principles which this Com
pany have adopted, and uniformly foil wed
CHARLES NJ. MILES, Sec'y
ANTHONY CHASE Pres't dtf ian1
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

NCAh'aA
ablepreparatioD
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
OF the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded to be the
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Noti1es.
MAMMOTH HOGS!

Nyy@. MAMMOTH HOGS! 1vrs4
g.. NOW ON EXHIBITION R.N..
Between Front and Mechanic Streets beside the Norwich
Railroad, FOUR MAMMOTH HOGS, whose average
were raised by Mr. Henry Angel, of Birch Ill., Warwick,
R. L. and said to be the largest specimens of the kind
ever in this countrymeasurng 81 feet in girth and
feet in length and only 10 months old. They may
justly be termed great natural curiosities.
These Hogs are exhibited in pen built in conformity
with model known ABBEE's PIG Pen IMPROVEMENT,
and is well worthy the attention OF all who are interested
in the raising of Swine.
Admission l21 cents Open day and evening.
Worcester Ian IS55 d1us lana
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GEORGE SWAN,

&c 4 AA REWARD. IS tolen from the
SID - SVStore of the subscriber in Worcester.
the night of Tuesdays Dec 26th The following property.
10 stored casks of various kinds of liquors. and
Puncheon of Whiskey
The above reward will be paid upon the recovery the
property and the conviction of the thief
oRRINGE D. DAY.
Worcester Dec 81 1854. diff d3O
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>. :, Sb.b5
ms difference in the cost produced in p days by
the use OF Dr. kidders Gas Regulator, giving better
light than was had before the application Of the machine
This is not the machine which reported to have been
laid aside at Lowell
me machine viii be put up, any Information fur.
nishe, upon application to me through the Post Office
WILLIAM B. EARLE
Worcester, Jan. 3D. du lana
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GNOPARTNERSHI NOTICE.-The sub
y scribers would respectfully give notice to the citizens
OF Worcester that they have this day formed Copart
nership under the name and frm of BEICIIER 4 STOW
ELL, for the purpose OF carrying the Provision and
Vegetable business in all its branches at the City Hall
Market. II - ~
Thankful for past vors they would most respectfully
SOLICIT continuance OF the public patronage.
CHARLES BELCHER
FRANCIS p. STOWELL
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1855. d4w ian4