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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-28
Administratcr'r Sale

DY virtue of license fluu the honorable Iu1.e
ID of Probate i1r the Couuy Of ONiuri, shall
ssl NJ puLle auction % Hi,arc SALE on %, prcm''
e., on
Monday, December u, 1855,
Al one O'Clock, in the afternoon on tle pfcmi.es,
the farm known a. the Sobp DUnhlm tam, th1
same h.iug a part 81 ihcrll estate n which Nm.
Il D1nham, late Of Paris. lied sciIrd and possess-
al, Including thc rcycr.ion OF the widow. dover,
Coz pa,mcut Of the debts II aid deceased AMI cN-
ren.e. II administration. SAID estate consists 81
about one huuircd anil 81 ghyscrss more " less-i.
situated on the Atlantic 5 -. Lawrence nilfoad,
near SnoN'. Falls and cuts from forty 10 City tons
q hay. ......
THOMAS n. BROWN, Administpior
| Paris, November p, 1888 %
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Don't despair! Don't despair

IF ,ou are afflicted with Cough. o. other pol
,aanary disorder, anil have tired all tho popular
medicines the day without success, lose no time
IN giving
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STEPHEN IIAAIII. GHlf'tH.
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O,yoEr.ss. Ata Court OF Probate hslIat Paris,
vifbinauI rr che Count, ct - NlurI, un the thiuI
Tu..Tl, uI Dr,ruIat iu che year ofuur lord 900,
r4u.snI eight hundred and h,iy-6,e:
ORurErr, That ths said =. Walton give
u.trr o. 40 rsr.11, iuiUrCstri, ly c1using o'nl
..ibi. order o. De- uuli,shcl tbto, week. success
..,.I, i4 Th, ONift puu1srit, printed at l1r's
Ltt thc, ml, app,af alta Probate Court O. IT, bel,
10 Paris, iu laid County u1 the ;hiri Iucsdar o
Iaupy next, at mine ut tb- clock iu the luryu"Yp
lnI .hov cause, Il any they have, Why che 'lin'
should nut d. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, J-igo
4 true CUyy-aticsts
w. WIRr NtHGIN, Rfgsi0.
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THE GREAT buh'ILAN
COUGH r r. NJ ED Y
A SINGLE TRIAL.

II has ofon succeeded when all koown remedies
bad failed
Read the fowing certificates and indsc ior
your,,l,cs. They selected from a multitude OF
others.
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70 ths ha8.ull. judge ~ Probate fr the Count,
Okhft.
TUSERIA WALTON, Of Peru, io Tho Cunat'
l., of UNfrt, respectfully rrrr,-sUis, that WI
f'grI " aItur. uf p,.u, iu said County ct pN"ra,
died interstate. Isir- srirrI arI possessed ut r.l
estate, g,a,is. rhlu,s, Ighi. aaI credits, ,u ,'i.
Cruut,. which ought tU o. administered acoarlin-
q. lv having yuur petitioner, who o. Dr. wit'N
rrI Who rrs,s that administration 90 biz sstli'
900, o. granted 90 Sumn'r X. Newell ui IgU.
LUSEUlA WALTON.
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ONrnrns. Ata C.utuf ru'rfr .r.l 90 r1r.s
v.Iu and Ir fHrtHrrn If uNHr', "n flr
Thrf Tuu..H1 off Dee, l0 'hr y.fr Of uur lind
H-.ff .HsrrI ,r.Hf h.H..r,I Hrf rH1-UNr.
OrulHru. That fhr lev o.. ~nuNrr give we
ua. f1 100 p,r.Hr. Interested, d., causing copy 90
tr.. ORDER go i. nr.'rsh.I t'r,, vrrhs su.D...iy.N
H The ONHH Democrat, printed a' HHus, ''#i
fr., r.B, gnr.tr alta Probate C.ri tH o. bella 100
Tr,,Iar-. Boo .lf.I county. unt l7Ih dos jarrln
r.st. Bt uIu. u' tlr t#.k n th. forenoon, Hr|
.rr,. rrr.,, lfar, ih., ab,r, vhyiar same shuu.a
nHf o. allowed
TIMOTHY LUppEN, y.3ar
4 true C"E-Hff'-ft
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Hiram, Dec IS 1855.
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TIMOTHY LuppEN,'J.'.r

4 true C.Iy-Bu,.ts
IL wv. VIM NIruV, Er.rv.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-02-28
AMERICAN MEETING.

large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of ssAmerica and Americanism, was
held in the Court House at Clearfield on Thurs
day evening, the 22d Of February, in com
memoration of the birth of WAsHINGTos.-
PHILIP ANTES was called to the chair, and
GEO. ". MURPHY, g. d. GoopFELLow, ALIEN.
ADAMS, II. a. FRANK, j. Fl. JONES, and WM.
A. BLOOM, Esqrs., were elected Vice Presi-
dents. E. S. Dundey and G. w. Rheem,
Secretaries.
H. B. SwooPE, Esq, having been requested
to deliver 4 lecture, was then called upon, and
addressed the meeting. He was followed by
NJ. A. FRANK Esq, in brief and pertinent
address. On motion it was unanimously re-
solved that the Lecture of II. B. SwoopE, Esq,
he published in the papers of the County. On
motion adjourned.
PHILIP ANTES, Pres.
G. G. y " pRHpt, 49,, ~ r. Sec'ys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
9rnle Snteaigentt.
Agricultural Fair.

Agricultural Far.
The committee appointed to procure
funds to award premiums for the Eques'
trian Performance, have fixed upon the
following:
LIST. Premiums for Ladie. riding ovel
Is years of age. A splenoll travelling
Trunk, $500.
End. Do. Sett silver Dessert ST. oons,
s19 90.
LIST. Young Misses under Is years Of
age,S Side Saddle, $500.
end. Riding Bride & Martingale, So.
LIST. Best rider of any age or locali-
ty, Gold ring. $500.
The funds for this part of the exhibit
bition are made by private Donations.
Riding to commence at precisely p
O'Clock on the 9th.
No Lady will be allowed an assistant
in the ring. as a special Committee has
been appointed to rende- aid, consisting
of, Messrs c. A. ADAM II. B. PERKINS,
D. D. BELDEN.
THEODORE E. WEBB has been appoint
ed Marshal in the place of HARMON Aus
TIN, whose health will o permit him to
perform the duties of that STATEN. En-
tries of Stocks, or Articles, may be made
any time between this and Fair days, at
the Secretaries Office. Committees are
requested to meet at the committee rooms
at 81 O'Clock of the second day.
PHILo E. REED, See'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
CEILING OFF AT COST!L

$ T. being compelled by i'll
health to close his business for the present, 49,
Will sell, for a few weeks from date, his entire -
stock Of PIANO FORTES, M~ELODEONS, GUITARS,
SHEET MUSIC, and Musical Merchtndize Of all de-
scriptions, AT COST
Sheet Music will be sold to those purchasing or or
dering by mail, to the amount of S1,O0 and over, at half
the usual price.
Among the stock Of Musical Instruments to be sold,
viii be found a hne assortment Of Flutes, Flutinas,
tecordeons. Banjos, ViOlins and Bass Viols. Also,
Instruction Books for all instruments.
His Pianos and Melodeons are of the finest quality OF
tone and hnish. A few secondhand Pianos and Melo-
deems will be sold very low.
The subscriber hatters himself. from the extent NJ
his sales in this place and vicinity, for the past three
years, that the reputation Of the Instruments kept by
MN. Is too well esta hshed TO render it necessary to
say more with regard to them at this time.
Those who contemplate the purchase of an Instrument
within the next year or two. are assured that they will
August 9Th, 1855. s. 7. POMEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26

IN DOZ. WHIPS for sale, wholesale
~ and retail, at iy 10 PATCH & ALLIsoN'S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order

~ Of Court I'm obedience to an order Of sale issued
by the Probate Court of Trumbull County, Ohio, on the
3lst Of August, A D. 1855, and to me directed. 1 viii
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the 9Th day Of
October, A. d. 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
VI. and 3 O'Clock P. VI Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands. as the property Of Ezra Curtis, deceased,
situate in Pennington township, county Of TrumbuI
and state Of Ohio, and known as being eightyfour acres
of land in lots Nos. % and % in said township Of Farm
ingtOn, and more fully described rs being the home
stead late occupied by said Ezra Curtis, deceased.
Also one other piece Of thirteen acres in Lot No.
twenty-One ely in said township OF Pennington. The
sale TO be on the premises.
The above described lands are encountered with
dover, and appraised at $1,000, subject to dover.
Terms Of sale, one-han in hand; balance in one and
two years. CHAUNCEY TAFT,
Admir- Of Ezra Curtis, deceased.
J. VI. STULL, Atty for Admir-. sep5-4w
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tempt to have efficient access to thin by
any other means than by INHALATION
must prove abortive, as the delicate air
tubes and cells necessarily lie out Of
reach, of every other means of admins,
tering medicines.
Yours, dr.,
S. d. HARDMAN. NJ d
Physician for Diseases The Lungs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
Arrest for Murder BY Poisoning.


Our town has been the scene of con.
siderable excitement. during the last two
or three days, CAUSED by the arrest of a
man by the name of JOHN SPRINGER, and
a woman named MARY JOINS, both Ger.
mans, charged with causing the death o.
JOHN JOINS, also German, by admins.
tering arsenic. Johns died about two
weeks since at Briar Hill, and was buried
in the Catholic Cemetery. about a mile
east of this village. The deceased was
the husband of the woman arrested.
The arrest was made on Sunday eve.
ming. On Monday morning the body
was disinterred, and an inquest held.
A post mortem examination was made
by Drs. Cook, Woodbridge, Barclay and
Buchenor, and they reported to the jury
that they could not positively declare the
presence af arsenic in the stomach, but
that they discovered a white metallic
substance, which might be arsenic /; what
it was could only be told by a~nalyzation,
and the stomach was sent to Cleveland
to be analysed. 1t was proven before the
inquest that Springer bought arsenic a
few days prior to the death of Johns, and
it was also found upon his person when
arrested. The Jury returned as their yer.
dict that John Johns came to his death
by poison administered by John Springer
and Mary Johns An examination was
then had before Justice HENEY. The
were elected as stated above,
and the prisoners committed for trial for
the murder of John ] Johns Youngstown
True American.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
Fire Engines.

Fire Engines.
The two Fire Engines, Mahoniug No.
land Neptune, were tried together on
Saturday. Water was thrown by both
considerably higher than the roof of the
Court House, which is the highest build
ing in the town. The new Engine, the
Neptune" is a beautiful machine, and
we do not doubt that when the company
are well drilled, will do credit tolhe town.
The old Engine has been tested too often
to need any comments, and the b'hoys
who run with the masheen, of the Maho-
ming Fire company No. 1-are.hard to
beat. The property owners of this town
are under many, and lasting obligations
to that Fire company.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
OHERIFF'S SALE

~ By virtue Of an execution, to me directed and de.
livered, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbun County, Ohio, y the Clerk thereof, I have
levied on, and shall expose to public sale, at the door
Of the Court House in Warren, in said County, on Sat.
urday, the 18th das Of October, A. d. 1855, between The
hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 4 o'clock P, N. Of said
day, the following tract or lot OF land: Situate in
Hartford Township, Trumbull County aforesaid, being
part Of lot No. 25, and bounded and described as fol-
lows viz ON the east by the north and south center
road in said Hartford on the north by lands decided
to Sally WOOdford on the west and south by lands OF
Edward Hrockway containing One-half acre Of land.
To be sold at the suit OF Norman 3. Austin against
WOOdfOrd and Lane. Appraised at S225 90.
II. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Sept. l2, Is55.-5t ASK
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Burglaries

Burglarles.
Last Thursday night the dwelling
house of Rev. GEO. MEssIEGER, in the
eastern portion of this village, was enter
ed by burglars through the cellar, and
silver plate and other property taken to
the amount of about 500. About sun
set on Thursday, a stranger called at Mr..
MEssINGER's door, and enquired for that
gentleman, pretending to be a particular
friend of his, and ascertained from the
hired girl that he was out of town, and
would be absent all night.
On the same night, the dwelling house
of Mr.. ]. S. LEFFINGwELL was entered
through the window, the room where he
and bis wife and children were sleeping,
in which a light was burning, was enter
ed, and his pantaloons, which were ly-
ing by his bedside, were taken, in the
pockets of which were from FIVE to seven
dollars in change, and the key to his
store. The Pantaloonc we're left on the
porch of the store which was entered by
means of the key, and change to the
amount of ten dollars taken.
These are the most daring and sue
cessful burglaries ever perpetrated in
RaYenna.
1t would be well to have a proper
quantity of cold load" ready with which
o heat these " midnight conspir ators !"
-RGOeHna Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
DELANo's INDEPENDENT HoRsE

The subscribers are now prepared to manufacture and
furnish the above rake As ii is now generally in use
in this County, and its merits so well known, we do not
deem it necessary to name its good qualities.
THERMOMETER CHURN. the best in
use, and PROVISION SAFES, which no family should
be without, furnished at low prices All kinds of shop
work, Saving, Planning, Turning, &c, done promptly
and In good style.
GILMORE'S PATENT BEE HOUSE, Hive and Re.
ceipt for feeding. We are also agents for the above,
and are ready to manufacture them, and dispose oftown-
ship or individual rights.
Call at the Z WORKS, West side Mahoning
river, Warren, Ohio.
Aug IT MESSENGER & Z
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DR. S. D. HARDMAN, Physician for

II Diseases of the Lungs, formerly Resident Ply
stefan to Cincinnati Marine HospitalO now Physician
to the Salem Lung institute,
September %.
Ravenna, Prentiss House, Tuesday, September 25.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday September 20.
81 and %.
DIR. Hardaan treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth.
ma, Laryngitis. and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
by INDICATED INHALATION, lately used in the Bromp-
ton Hospital. London. The great point in the treat
ment OF all human maadies, is to get at the disease in
\ direct manner. All medicines are estimated by their
action upon the organ requiring relief. This is the
important fact upon which LahalatiOH is based. Ifth
stomach is diseased, We take medicines directly into
the stomach. If the lungs are diseased, breathe or in.
hale medicated vapOrs directly into the lungs. Medi-
cines are the antidotes to disease, and should he an
piled TO the very seat Of disease. IHRaIatiOn IL the an
plieation Of this principle TO the treatment Of diseases
or the lungs, for it gives US direct access to those in
tricate air-cells and tubes which lie out of reach Of eve
~ other means Of administering medicines. The rea-
son why consumption, and other diseases Of the lungs.
have heretofore resisted all treatment, has been because
they have never been approached in a direct manner
by medicine. They were intended to act upon the
lungs, and yet were applied to the stomach Their &C
tion was intended TO be local, and We. thev were 40 al
ministered that they could only act constitutlonallv
expanding their principal and immediate action up0u
the unohending stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unmOlestedl Inhalation brings the
medicine in direct contact with the disease, without the
disadvantage Of any violent action. Its application il
so simple, that it can be employed by the youngest in
tant. or feehlest invalid It does not derange the stO
mach, or interfere in the smallest degree, with the
strength. comfort or business Of the patient. The r.
port Of the Brompton Hospital. London. shows a recov.
cry of JGths Of cases treated by Inhalation. II
properly employed, there is no case so low, it will not
benefit
y The Limitations are compounded from the ori.
ginal formulas used in the Brompton Hospital, London.
No charge for consultation
CONSUMPTION ~CURED-CASE OF Mr.. Al sHINN.
Salem, o., IAEg. 4th, 1855.
DR.. HARDNAN: Il have persevered in the use of
your remedies from the day 1 first got medicines Of
you, and can truly say that my health has rapidly i'm
proved. Ny cough has left me, expectoration healthy
and natural, appetite good indeed a disappeara-c e Of
all ny symptoms My strength is so much restored
that / am able to do a days work in the harvest field.
and ieelthat l am again restored to good health.
ADRIAN J. SHINN.
Mr.. Shinn had Ia ored for FIVE We rs under tubercu-
lar disease, commonly called consumption, with fire.
quent nigh sTeats, chill fever. distressing cough, and
expectoration Of perulent matter, and hemorrhage,
great debility and emaciation- Treatment commenced
June Q. 1aupl5
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
To Correspondents.

We have twice before stated in our pa
per, and times without number in private,
to our correspondents, that articles for
publication must be handed in as early
as Saturday morning if they are inten'
ded for the text paper. Our paper goes
to press Monday night, or Tuesday morn
ing. The space that is left on Monday
morning is frequently provided for, and
legal advertisements also claim prece-
dence. We now reiterate the notice that
no communication can be inserted unless
handed in before Saturday. Ten differ
ent, and most Of them quite lengthy ar
ticles were left at our Office on Monday
morning, IA qantity ofmatter sufficient to
I'll the vacant space in our paper, at least
five times } and each contributor very
anxious 10 be heard. We shall adhere
infexibly to this rule. 1t is impossible
to do otherwise.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-26
7 EGAL NOTICE
IL George c. Cook, Plaintiff,

vs. In the Court
S. Britton, Geo. W. Peck, Hiram c.. of Common
Grover, Joseph Brilton, S. S. Skinner, Pleas for the
5. C. Peck. W. WhitcOmb, A. Bell, G. , County Of
?. Waldo, The Cleveland and MahOn- TrumbulI, and
ing Rail Road Company, Utley Spen State Of Ohio.
Ger, Stephen Burnett, Eli BarthOlo- Civil action.
new, Defendants.
S. Britton, G. W. Peck, Hiram C. Grover, S. s. Skin
ner, 5. c. Peck, W. Whitcomb, A. Bell. G.. p. Waldo
and Utley Spencer, party defendants, non-residents of
the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified thai on the 9Th
day Of September, A d 1855, the plaintiff filed his peti.
ton against the defendants in said Court, alleging
that the defendants, S Brittou, Geo W. Peck, Joseph
W. BrittOn and Utley Spencer, under the firm Of Brit
ton, Peck & Company, are indebted to him on their
promissOry note, in the sum Of one thousand four hun
bred and seventy six dollars and thirty-nine cents.
with interest from the 18th day Of August A d 1854. at
the rate of ten per cent. Plaintiff further alleges,
that Britfon, Peck & Co., as collateral security for the
payment Of said note, with the assent Of Il. C. Grover,
a member OF the firm of BrittOn, Peck, Grover & Com
pany, on the said 18Th day of August, 1854, assigned
to said Geo. G. Cook, plaintiff, three thousand dollars
Of the stock Of the Cleveland & Mahoning Rail Road
Company, said stock being included in a final settle
meut for work done under a contract between said r.
K. Company and Britton. Peck, Grover & Company.
The Plaintiff further alleges in said petition, that
said 5. C. Peck, SIS. Skinner, W. WhitcOmb, A. Belland
G. p. Waldo, who claimed an interest in said stock on
said 18th day Of August, 1854, released their claim to
said stock, and consented to the transfer thereof
Petitioner further alleges that said r. r.. Company
owe said stock to said BrittOn, Peck, Grover & Co. and
that his claim is prior to the claims Of these defend
ants, who have garnisheed said Rail Road Company.
The Plaintiff will take judgement by default against
said Britton, Peck X Co., for SI,476 80, with interest
from the 18th day Of August, 1854, ut the rate Of ten
per cent, and obtain a decree against said Rail Road
Company to deliver said stock to said plaintiff, accord
ing to the terms Of said assignment, unless said defen-
dauts. who are non residents. answer said Petition by
the 10th day Of November, 1855.
J.. & L. H. HUTCHINS,
September 10. Is55-6t Att,ys for Plaintiff.
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NJ F. PORTER'ssKY-LIGHT DA.

'GUERREAN ROOMS. 'SEcURE TIE SHADOW
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADE" The Subscriber is happy
TO announce to the citizens Of warren and surrounding
country, that he has fitted up a suit of Rooms over Bald
wins Bookstore, south of the Post Office, with a large
sky-Aghf. where he is prepared to furnish Daguerreo-
types IN the Best Style OF the Art. lie has a fine as.
sOrtmen: OF Materials, Cases, &c, Cf the latest styles,
which he has received direct from New York. and
which will be furnished at moderate prices. He has
also a collection Of Oil Paint ngs and DasueTreotyPes
for the qualification ofthe lovers OF Art, a dhas spared
no pains TO make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
place Of resort at all hours, and he is determined by
constant additions TO keep up their interest and make
them one OF the places worth visiting. both By citizens
and strangers. Ard be looks for a liberal support In
his efforts to gr Itify those who require his services as
an Artist and Daguereotypist.
Pictu rs taken in ALL KINDS OF NfATHES-
All persons are cordially invited 10 call, wh'ther
wishing Pictures or not
ork done at my rooms nciH be narraEted.
Warren, Ohio. Sept. IL, 1855.