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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-05
VAUTROT & GILLETT, wholesale

' ana Retail Dealerstn Clocks. WATCHES JEwELRY.
SiLvER-h ARE. and Fancy 6OODS, Warren, Ohio.
Having just returned from the Eastern Man >
uiactories, we brought with US a very large ~
assortment Of extra-lne English Lever Watch NsT
es- IN gold. hunting and plain cases. Also, a superior
quality OF Duplex Watches. with independent seconds
lust the thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases; and
q larger stock OF Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
Than vas ever before offered in this place. Our assert
nent OF Jewelry, we latter ourselves, is a better selec-
ton than We have ever before made, having purchlseda
much larger stock and Of finer quality. than has here
tofore been brought to this place; such as we eau fully
Everybody is invited to call and exam
Inc my stock. Pedlars, and others, purchasing to sell
again, viii find a large assortment, and prices that will
compete with Eastern Cities, as We purchase our goods
directly from the manufacturers. and will sell for as
small I-:otts as any other establishment in the country
\ lev line Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, will
he sold very low. Now is the time for securing a good
tarsain. Call soon and see for yourselves.
"atcheN Jewelry, &C., carefully repaired and war
raBted, J ? Engraving neatly done.
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GEORGE A. DAVIS, Manufacturer
~ and Wholesale Dealer in
READY MADE CLOTHING,

franklin Buildings, corner of Water and Superior sta.
CieveaDd, Ohio.
We have now in store and in process Of msnlfaeturs.
one Of the largest, most complete, and varied stocks Of
FALL AID WINTER CLOTHING
TO he found In the Union.
Our stock, consisting OF Overeoats. Cloaks. rAlnas,
Frock, Dress and Business Coats. Pants and Vests, 10
manufactured entirely in this city, from almost every
description Of material. among which we may mention
the following fabrics: Cloths. Beavers. Pilots. Mohairs,
Kerseys, Petershams, Satinetts, BlanS sets. Tweeds Of all
Corduruys. Satinetts. of every variety, for Pants. Silk
velyets. Satins Silks. ~Cashmeres, Wooden Plsids.
Pushes. Toilenets. Farmer Satins, COdringtons, Of
every description and sy le, for Vests. Together With
a large assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
consisting in part OF Shirts. CollaIs. Cravats, Stocks
Tndershirts. Drawers. Hosiery, SuspenderS, Giov-s,
oveIalls, Hickory and 0vershirts. Trunks. TT aveltug
Rags. Nalises, &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 toilsoms
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 husiness, extending throughout this State, Indi-
tages to the Merchants Of these States. from the fact,
that our clothing is manufac -ured to suit their trade,
long years intercourse having made is familiar with
their class Of customers.
We respectfully solicit a call from all merchants de-
string to purchase. feeling confident an examination
Of cur stock will result in the most satisfactory manner.
GEORGE A. DAVIS,
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, Cleveland. o
Cleveland, Sept. %. 1s55.-3m
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40. 10 MAIN STREET.-NEW AR
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiAT & cAPSrOBRi
Nichols & Weir.


lave Jest received and are now opening, the lsrgega
cost fashionable. and best selected stock Of kEADI-
MADE Piece and Furnishing SoYds- ewes
.rought to this market, consisting IA TaTt OF tEe lei.
owing Goods: 0vercoats ofevery style, quality, ana
price, from the hnest beaver 10 The coarsest kerseyi
Pants and Vests OF every styis snd quality. 10 use =
ak just come and see. Every tody says, give Nlen-
o1s l. Weir the belt for quality, style ard price, theiI
heavy Beaver pilot. plain and lsiIed Cloths. plain ana
Fancy CaSsimereS twillcd SatiEet-s Piain snd Ean-
ey festinRE n lev rare patterns Of silk velvet IlAih
and figured SIX Satin, CashDire, BOrsted Aotair'
&c.
FURNISHING OODs-shirts. Collars .Urdershirts
Drawers, SuSPenders. Stocks. Neck ties. Pocket Hand
serchiets- SILK. LINEN. LaEn. Sc; Wooden LcEe. Eur
1loves- Kid. lined and unlined, Cloth, Buckskin-an
colors Buck Mit,ens; Boy 3 90 Umbrellas, q Gss
assortment. Carpet bags, &c.
TAILORING done in the hest style. and on short no.
tee. The capacity Of =. W WEIR, IS q practical
Tailor, is too well known 10 require comment. Partis-
ular attention giver to Cutting. AID warranted to d..
HATS AND CAPS.-It is a we'll known fas't, that for
eleven years. L. II has kept the largest. cheap
est, and most varied assortment Of goods in bis line
ever kept in Old Trumhull. and the new firm have to
announce that the stock OF y ? hns been
largely increased so all you have 10 do 10 20 cal ~
No 10 Main Street. and you will there find a complete
~outft-bocts excepted-fOr less money than you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thing-Ue
have no old, sbelfwOrn Clothing, but an entire neW
stock OF fresh =ad desirable Goods
As gas has for a long time been a very plentiful arti-
Gle in this community. We would beg leave TO be ex-
cused from using it in this communication to my old
friends and PATRONS I would make my best bow and
return many thanks for the very liberal and long con-
We would say, you too are entitled TO the riBlt hand OF
fellowship so come along, and We viii give you >
hearty welcome to all the privileges. blessings and BEN
ehts. Ofthe largest cheapest aud most varied STOCK OF
ket- L. NICHOLS,
Warren Oct. 3.-3m Z W. wEIR-
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5rme gnttIligrnte.
Singular Circumstance.

Singular Circumstance.
On last Saturday, evening, a stranger
tolerally well dressed, provided himself
with a lodging place. in a barn be
longing 10 Mr.. II. ADeArE, of this place
When Mr.. ADGATE entered the barn,
the stranger informed hun that he liked
his lodging very well, but that the diet
was scanty. whereupOn Mr.. ADGATE
brought him some eaiables- In the night
the fellow stole Mr.. A. horse, rode him
10 Bristol, took him to the hotel, told
the landlord that it was a stolen horse,
that he had stolen it. and wished theland-
lord to take care of his horse and him.
self. telling him that some body would
be after the orse and would pay the
charles on the horse, but whether lie
would get any pay for his breakfast, VS.
doubtful. The landlord advised HIM to
make tracks, but the fellow insisted that
he understood his business. According
20 his expectation, he was followed, ar
rested and brou ght Il this place. Being
inquired of by D. D. BELDEN. Esq. the
Prosecuting Attorney, as to his motive
for such conduct. he replied, that be had
been told that the Ohio Peni;entiary was
a comfortable place to live in, that the
boarding was good, and as he wanted to
learn a trade, he had travelled a j
long distance on foot, and had stolen the
horse for no other purpose than to get
into the penitent'ary, for three years
When Mr.. kELDEN asked what he would
do, if representations of The facts were
made to the Court, when he should be
placed on trial, that it would not st ntence
him, be replied. that if Mr.. B. did not
procure his conviction, he would steal
Mr. BIS horse as soon as be was outoi
jail.
He says his name is PERRY, but refus-
es to tell from whence he came.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Clothier
VI rOuN 4 trEEEs

No. "A Market Street, Warren, -. Opposite the court
House
The favor with whirh ;his establishment has long
been regarded by the public generally, and especially
those who appreciate a very superior kind OF WORK, ana
consider their ogn interest renders any other Idyer-
tisement almost superhuOus.
Ny extensive Fall and Winter stock OF CLOTHS,
C~ASSIMERES, VESrINGS and TRIAMINGS with Z
choice assortment of MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS, and a cArefully-~s selected ana
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 at all times he found.
From long experience in business, and having ar
engagements in New York so 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 estAD-
! Iishment Of the kind cannot be found in this section OF
country. QOct. Il, '55)
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Eitnh or C-ansunoSion.

II. Eltc4 CT G0n5lAplOh.
As viii be seen by reference to his
his card, in another column. this gentle
man, who has been long before the pub
lie, in the capacity of physician for
diseases of the Lungs. will lecture in
Cleveland. n the 7th inst. DIR. i. is a
man of large experience in this hranci.
OF his profession, and his leciu9o viii &,
worldly .hc attention Of the afflicted.
Teachers Examination.
Th,re Will be an examination at
Empire Hall. in Warren, on Friday the
9TH day OF December inst.,-the last of
the season. Examination will commence
a 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Ky order of the
Board. NJ. d. LEGGErr, Clerk.
Judge Carter. Of Cincinnati. has re-
mandrd the prisoner John Lockhart to
the care of the Warden of the Peniten-
;iarv. Ii will be rems mbered tina he
was pa.doIed on condition that he would
leave the State. This he failed to do,
and the Warden has again taken him in
custody. The decision is. that by the
| Constitution and the current of decisions
The Governor has the right to impose this
term. and that the Warden had a right
to take him bacS under a general war
rant derived through his Office, without
process. The case. i is said, will be
taken to the Supreme Court, where it
will receive final seulement.-O. State
,Euuyu0I.
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Large Public Sale.


The sale of the personal property b"-
longing to the sta of EIiakim Hall,
deceased, of this township. which takes
place on Saturday next, will be one of
the largest which has been made in this
neishborhood. We are informed by
HARMON AUSTIN. Esq, (ihe administra-
tor that the amount of personal assets
were some two thousand even hundred
dollars, as appraised. The qua iiy of
the horses and cattle are very sun rior,
and that of ne other stock is as good as
the average. The quantity of corn and
hay is large, and also of excellent quail
ty. Judging from the appraisal (made
BY men, who certainly are well qualified
to know the value of such articles. we
should suppose that the whole property
was much better than ordinary. II is
too generally the case at public sales.
that poor articles sell above their value,
while good ones are knocked off at
prices much be ow. We hope that in
this instance, a sufficient number of sub
~stantial bidders will be present, to make
fair competition.
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FO S!

7 WISH TO SAY 10 IIE MUSICAL
PUBLIC of this vicinity, that owing to the uhex
pected improvement of my ealth, l am stHl IN warren,
and now intend 10 remain here, ana devote m4aeh
With Greater activity than ever to the music business.
| will also state. in this connection. that L have soi;
my entire miscellaneous stock of Music and small
Instruments TO Mr.. Geo Adams, who Will cOhuuct the
business as heretofore at the old stand lie $ mas ~
large additions to my former stock. and L respeeuulS
solicit for him the path onage heretofore extehGed 70
me in this department. As for myself 1t Is my Inten-
ton to devote all my time. e eTgy and capital to the
sale of PIANO FORTES AND AELODEONs- l am
now recei sing the largest stock in this line nave
ever purchased. and am prepared to say the hest STOCK
and the cheapest. 1t shall be my ann, as IL mas neeh'
20 sell none Tut those l believe to be the best instru
ments, ami at such prices as to make 1t 1t an onJeet lor
persons to purchase OF me instead OF buying AZ CieNe-
i,nJ PrtsSurrh or East. | select my Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver them and WarIaht<hem
not only to Ne good. ut to satisfy the porehaser- l
have nos been selling Pianos and MelOdeons Tor over
: wears. and 80 far as ] know, NV customers nave
without an exception been perfectly satishei' IN every
respect. roth with the quality II their Instruments ana
the price paid. I su join the names OF 4 ie" u mos
Who have purch4sei Pianos of me with the last
years. TO whom persons interested can refer;
W.sREN-I. l.. Fuller. EsI; Rsy: ), Marvin; Lewis
J.. Ifliprs: Hon. VI. Bircharl; T. j. MeLaIn. Esq;
!. NJ. Ueziep: J l. Weeks; H-ary smith p fuiki =
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford; Miss l. Graeter' Music
Teacher: Byron Reed; J. NAltrot; C. NJ Patch; Johh
McCCm's
AusriNrowN.-wm Porter.
NILrs-James Russell; Wn. WNri; John BFttles.
MrLTox.--IIon. J. Toll; James Powers
NEWTON FALLs.-IlOrace Stevens J. 'rofe' L.
Lyman
Bsu xvILLE IL. Sheldon.
HIRAM. O-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
F.rMNGToN-Miss l.. c. Ste1dman- Music Teacher.
BelsroL.-J. ". Pattengale; II. Corey, u.
LoousELD.-Cheste Howard
PARKHAN. 0.-Gea Burt
KtSsMAS.-D Alien. u. D.; II. Burnard; J hInsman'
VEsSox-Raisa CLARK; Lyman Leonard.
BazgrEA--Eli W. Dray.
H-BBARD-John Cramer.
GIRARD.-H. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsend "m'
Richards.
YorNGs. oS, &C. q. Chapman; VIM. Ross, Man
sion House: 7. Squires; A. Medbury-
PoLASD, Oh. Z. Lee.
NEW C,srLE, PAT. 3. Morgan; F. Perkins; Sam
uel Pearson; A Henderson.
WILMINGTON. PA.-Reg. VIM. Francis.
BoAgDNAN.-C. c. irai ard
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons taken in eX-
change for new ones. All Instruments delFereu iFee
Of charge. and kept in order for i year.
trren. Nov. :, 1855. st. foAibhoi'
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Good News from Nebraska.

H. P. Bennett, Republican, is elected
delegate to Con! ess, from Nebraska, by
a sma majority oven Bind B. Chapman,
Dem, craft. Chapman was imported
from This State, a few days before the
election, and every e1er,ion made by
The pro slavery men to secure lis cleo
ion, but all in vain.
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NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY

OF the p. D.
|. GESHMAY respectfully announces to the Ladies'
Of Warren and neighboring towns, that he has just
opened a new and fashionable stock Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods, consisting of elegant French Flowers,
Ribbons, Straw Goods. Embroideries, Lsces, Dress Trim
mings, Hosie y, Gloves, nc, &c, and sOlicits aeall
from all desiring anything in his line. Afuil and fash
ionable assortment Of BOnnets and Caps, Of the latest
styles. will he kept constantly n hanl. Also StrsT
Bonnets cleaned and pressed, and all orders promptly
attended to. now L GESHMAh-
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AUDITOR,S OFFICE, TRCMBULL COUNTY. OHIO.J
MaraEN- NnvEM M 9sth LIZ

WAEgEx, NOvExBgR &h. I5l
iii 81. ,f,rtot ea correct list d all the hd, town lots and real prorrtyr re-
st bT .roS said Count.n January, in they year one hGand eight hrdrd
and dnyGv ~excgh those on whh the taxes slaves since eh pm's that tOoHdnsd eserp-
T% oH. nj lands on lots &c. is the ame as that on the Duplicate Of 1855. aniu that et XsOlu the
u4-cHgy arr ave been charged correctly thereon vim uS per eeh penNy Oh suh| taxes
together h all taxes ue present year
c in d Ut roptinedLr so uuch thereof as will he necessity pay the es and penalty
charge thereon WI lie sdi at the Court Housed said county, on the c@d Mor@v 9th day of
Ir If rhe Comy treasurer unLss thu axes and penalty are paid before N tule
"H CHARLES K HUNT, CsHtgA auditor.
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~ BIOGRAPHY FOR THE MILLION !

-AA1 -
N SMITHS MODERN y ANCIENT GEOGRA
PiiN for Schools. Academies and Families with the
lts st improvements; accompanied by a large and val
uah!e Atlas OF Modern an. Ancient Maps Also. full
descriptionsof our newly organized Territories Of NJ.
hraska AMI Kansas. with their boundaries laid out ne
eurateiy on the Map of the United Safes. By Roswell
G. SWiTH. A. NJ.
This work hls been very much enlarged. emfenishcl
1ith new Illustrations Throughout. designed rxpre.sIy
for it, critically corrected ant thOrucshIy revised, So
as to conform To the last Census OF the United ia es--
to that OF Great Britain and Ireland. March. ISL: and
to the latest that could he o'tained Of other countries
The acquisition Of territory to the United States. the
| discovery of tn mineral wealth of California and Aus
tralia, and the establishment # steam comnunioat alton
etween remote parts Of the earth, have greatly iucreas
ell geographical knowledge.
The information thus obtained has been ~carefulIy
collected and inserted in this clifton. 1t has been not
only necessary to correct the MAPS Of former editions,
Tut to add new maps of the States Of California ami
Texas. Of the territories of Oregon, Washington. Utah
New Mexico. Nebraska. Kansas, and the countries OF
Mexico md Central America. which has been done
from the latest and hest authorities.
The Atlas has been not only thoroughly revised, cor
rected ami enlarged. as state above. hut it also con
tains a large number of new and interesting statistical
tables. from the census 1t the United States
Aseries Of drill questions. for general revision, il
appended to the work. which will Re found of great
convenience to the Teacher. and aid to the Scholar. in
bringing definitely and distinctly o his mind. in = con
densed FORM the mair features of the subject he has
gone over.
Particular attention has been pail to the growth in
wealth, population and resources of our own country
The desr ription of our new States and Territories will
Re found more full. accurate and complete, than in any
other work on this subject.
Besides all this. the work is rendered still more per
feet and valuable. ny the al ition Of a complete com
pendulum of ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY. which will he
found as interesting and instructive as the more ex
tended trestises on this SUBJECT.
Every discovery giving additional knowledge in this
hraLch Of science, up to the present time, has been
noticed.
The work is a perfect and accurate mirror Of the
wo II as it is, aliuding also to the important historical
events which have taken place in the countries describ-
ed 1t will therefore he an invaluable attendant in the
stu v Of History.
This work is fully Up TO THE TINEs. in every respect.
Twenty dozen of this valuable Geography and Atlas.
lust received and will he sold At cost Of publication, u
teachers. We have introduced since the publication Of
This work. (t not 'eing one year, over four hundred
copies. in the schools of Trumbull County
Sold for Y DOLLAR. at
,.-ot anxxTss DnnrOrnnn
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TIE ADVANTAGES SECURED
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION FOR

TIE WHOLE NORLDi
CHAPMAN'S GREAT DI~SCOVERY.-THE Monthly
R,isBow, or Chapman's Pre- calculations Tor Element
airy Changes, based upon the discovery OF the physical
laws and harmony of electrical action pefvading the
solar system, as involved in the different effects q
light modified Tor polarized) by dinerel.t angles Of re
lection on Il large scale. This important discovery OF
the laws of nature which regulate the changes of the
elements. constitutes q subject Of magnitude and i'm
po.tanoe perhaps unsurpassed Big AIRY other on the
pages Of historic record The surprising accuracy
with which DIR. Chapman is enabled to pre- calculate
all elem ntary changes predisposirg more to storms,
earthquakes, auIoTss, &c; also atmospheric changes
Within the hour for each day, months in the future, anb
the physical effects on the health, feelings and humOrt
OF mankind, must he admitted ny all preiulicei minis
to e Of incalculabIe advantage to the whole human
race.
In presenting the "Rainbow" TO the public, we do
not claim it to he an i~nfallihie Weather guide. But this
much w. do claim. that it will he found TO he correct TO
the letter, eight times out OF e~yeryten. All We ask lisa
candid explanation.
Terms Of the "Itainhov," 81 per year IN advance; 50
| cents for six months.
CHApHAS'S PRINCIPAL. or NATURES FIRST
PRINCIPLES, cloth binding. l2mo.. 9OO PIP. Gaiune
fret contains a full explanation q; the discovery ~
which Dr.. Chapman has devoted the last nine years o.
/ close observation Published every six months, March
and September. price 81 per vo.ume, Tor which it viii
he sent. post paid. to any part Of the country. First
volume nov ready. Address
CAMPBELL & Co.
No. = South Fourth st., above Wal ut, Philld-
v PageLts waited in every county how'll
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

- In the New BlilIing, opposite the Democrat OF.
fee, Mar Street, Warren, Ohio.
BARTLETT 4 BROwS have received their Spring and
summer Clothing-and are prepared to exhibit the cheap
est ana most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market, consisting Of all the varieties of Goats.
lroeks. Pants, Vests. &c, OF the latest styles. Also,
Bo1s CLOTHING, HATS and GAPS and a full stock
OF GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS. A large
Stock % BroadclOths, Cassimeres and Vestings. Of rich
and durable quality. All who wish 20 purchase Cloth
ing made to order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods and learn the prices, before purchasing, as
We ieei confident We cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CAhD.-Ihe PrOprieters retnTn their sincere thanks
to the people Of Warren ard vicinity. for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
Tor a continuance p. T.. BARTLETT,
Warren, June 30, 1855. G.. W. BROWN.
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Large Calves.

Large Calves.
SAMUEL KENNEDY, Eeq.. of Rowland.
in this County, has a p If of two year
old steers. which weigh 3)A' pound
Who can beat that9