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Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
The Nebraska Bill Repeal-Legislative
Instructions to Mr. Cass,

Our neighbor round the corner, who
seems determined 10 prove his orthodox
Democracy by showing his command over
that buster and "BOwery B'hoy slang
which, with the Loco-foco press in gen.
eral, passes for vigorous writing, in read
ing US a lecture last week for our pre-
sumption in demanding the repeal of the
Kansas Slavery extension, spreads him.
self as follows =
You talk of repeating a law that as
serts a broader principle Of equality than
ever penetrated your Abolition brain =
Your presumption is only equalled by
your bigotry. Talk of repeating the
Nebraska Bill! Why, We do not know
of a sane journal in the land, but what
treats the idea as an absurdity, and as
not only im%practicable but impossible.
Our Abolition brain" is doubtless
weak enough, compared with the trans
cendent intellect which bedizzens the
eyes" OF all who read the Democrat,
but, unfortunately for that wonderful
genius, his declaration of this new final
ity was followed in the very next mail
by a little piece Of news from Michigan
which will prove rather a hard nut for
him 10 crack.
There surely is no limit 10 the pre-
sumption and 'bigotry' of Abolition
brains and even the above awful judg.
ment of insanity pronounced upon usdoes
not cure us and, worst of all for the
poor Democrat, the mischief is fast spread
ing, so hat some such absurd repeal
doctrine as that we alluded to has been
sanctioned throughout the North 10 the
tune Of which the key note is Eighty
thousand in Ohio Even Legislatures
are becoming infected as the following
instructions 10 CASs and STEWART will
show, and we confidently expect to give
ere long a like piece of new with re-
gard to the Illinois Legislature and the
little giant to be followed before anoth-
err year by the same old tune for the
benefit of MIR. Pugh, the forlorn hope of
the Miamis.
The Michigan legislature has just
passed a series of resolution strongly
Anti Slavery in their spirit, and declara-
tory of their determination to oppose the
Slavocrats with persevering energy
Among the series occur the following
which we especially commend to the al
tention of our luminous friend.
Resolved, That our Senators in Con-
gress be, and they are hereby, instructed,
and our Representatives requested, 10
vote for, and use their best exertions to
procure the passage of, an act of Con-
gress that shall prohibit the introduction
or existence of slavery in any of the
territories of the United States, and espe-
cially in Kanzas and Nebraska ; and
to introduce, ,Uitkout delay, a Dill for this
latter purpose.
No doubt it is very stupid, and even
insane for the Michigan Legislature to
talk in that style ; but if u sage neigh
Dor does not entirely quit this sublunary
sphere before the next election, through
disgust at its moonstruck inhabitants, we
will venture to predict that he will be
very like the fellow in Bedlam we used
to read Of, who declared, 1.-THE world
said | was mad, and I said the world
was mad, and eonfOund them, they out
voted me-" C.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-We take
pleasure in calling the attention OF all
those who are interested in the improve
ment Of stock to the extract from the
Ohio Farmer in the advertising column,
by which it will be seen that Mr.. Chas.
Brown Of Bloomfield has purchased some
ip top Suffolk hogs for the purpose of
improving the breed, in this section. 1t
will be seen by the extract that they are
choice specimens Of the best blood.
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The TREASURER AND II TAX Pay
ERs.-We understand that the Treasurer
of Hamilton county has nearly finished
his "distraints" upon those merchants
who refused to pay the oppressive and
unjust taxes of 1854. He at first re-
fused t. accept the sums Of money, the
parties acknowledged their liability 10 pay
on account Of the amount he claimed,
but finally thought better of it. Messrs.
Latimer, Colburn & Lupion have suf-
fered to the extent of about $4,000 worth
fine cutlery. Glenn & Co., have pro-
vided the county with . varied assert
ment Of teas Harrison & Hooper have
contributed hogsheads of sugar, and J.
c. Butler & Co., boxes of choice Vir-
ginia leaf by the score. Old Hamilton
is by this time well supplied with dry
goods and groceries, and by . %Judicious
management of the sale could doubtless
supply the poor house, oil perhaps the
court house jobbers with groceries and
tobacco at very low rates. Suits have
been brought before the Superior Court,
with a view Of taking the case against
the Treasurer for trespass up to the Su-
prsme Court al Columbus, some time next
month. Timothy Walker, Henry SLAMS
berry, and Messrs. Taft, Groesbeck, and
Geo. Pugh have been retained for the
prosecution.-CIn Col.
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JUDeR Hermann KNIcKERBocKER, Of
Columbia county, N. Y, who is said to
have been the original of IrVing's "Deid-
reich Knickerbocker," in his amusing
History Of New York, died on Tuesday,
in Williamsburgh. Judge K. Wa a mem
Der of Congress in l6O9-lO. He was
widely known, and respected everywhere,
as one of the finest specimens of the old
Dutch chivalry that Time had preserved
to these latter days. The quaint stories
and laughable anecdotes of which the
Judge is the hero, are nlt-ost innumer-
able.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

THAT consistent and sound Democrat,
and honest man, DR.. Isaac Coles, of Pal
myra, Portage county, has been removed
by Postmaster General Campbell, fordsr-
ing to d~enounce the Nebraska fraud
Free speech is nc virtue in this Republic
nor is the exercise Of it to be tolerated.
An outrage like this should blast the pow
or which had committed il; for if high
officials at Washington shall stand as
oyerseers oyer those whom they appoint
t. office, then the liberty to speak is gone.
Aservilc Nebraskaite, ID. E. Wilson, fills
ais place.-N.
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TIE CATHOLICS OF NV HAVEN.-The
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Hartford
wishes to form a German parish at New
Haven, and for that purpose has sent a
German Catholic Priest among those to
set it going; vhereupon they have
adopted the following resolutions, by
way Of protest against the proceeding.
They do not look very prosperous for the
Right Rev. gentlemsn's projee.:-
RESOLVED, That We, Roman Catholics,
earnestly protest against such proceed
ings. and declare to the Right Rev.
Bishop that we do not want a German
Roman Catholic Priest here in New Ha-
ven.
RESOLVED, That we have suffered al
ready in our fatherland too much from
prizes craft and kingeraft ; and that VIZ
here, in our new home, thank our Lord
and God, in at least thirty churches 9th
er than Roman Catholic, that W. are free
from that yoke. and that every one Of
US can worship his God according TO his
best belief and conscience.
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Warren, Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Henry Ward Beecher's Lecture.

We hope the mastery lecture of one
the mos eloquent champions of freedom
the world has ever seen, which we pub.
'ish this week, will receive the careful
reading it deserves.
The closing part which treats of the
requisites of a true American Party is
especially worthy of study.
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lFr0m the ohi0 Farmer, Dse. -. 1851

CHARLES BRowS. Of North Bloomfsld, Trumbun
county, has just purchased two oRthe sufoEks which uO
advertised in the FGrmer-a SOW and a boar. Ths boar
Is . thorough bred from Stekney's importation, Aad
the SOW was purchased, last summer, OF Col. L. G.. hoR-
Rhs, OF Mount Jordan, Westehester county, n. Y, and
IS nov FAR gone in pig. They are . pair Of As pure
bloods as can be found in The United States, and are
good specimens Of that popular breed. The Farmers
o~ffrumbuh, who desire access TO this popular breed Of
hogs, can now be accommodated FEB. :, AZ
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

GREELEY's WIG ALMANAC FOR 1855,
is to be found at BALDwIN's bookstore on
Main St. Besides the fullest astronomi-
cal calculations, it contains a great
amount of valuable statistical and polifi-
cal information, copies of late treaties
with Japan, &c.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

Snow, Snow, Snow,-it has been COM
ing in aurries for nearly a week upon q
dry, hard ground, so that even old "Vsr-
mount" could not show better sleighing
than we have had for a while. In the
eastern States the drifts may be deeper,
and the 'thankee-marms" more abundant,
but for Ohio we are having remarkably
good winter weather. We have noticed
the long graceful curl Of the drifts run
ming close to the ~fence-tops in many Pla-
ces, and the youngsters wallowing through
them on their way to school consider ii 4
special d~ispensation of Providence in their
favor. We meet them shouting and roll
ing along in the highest gles, and We
need nothing but the bold sweep of a few
New England hills, giving a chance for
some old-fashioned ''coasting' o the hand
sleds to make a boys paradise complete.
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Wt6 advertisements.

ROARDING-Persons wishing to Sc
IL cure a good place to board, with good Aeeonmo-
dations and on reasonable terms, can do so BY applying
at this Office.
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SPIRITUAL LECTURES. Mr.. TIFFANY
completed on Friday evening the last Of a
course of nine lectures on S~piritualism,
which from the talents and pleasing Rhet-
oric of the speaker drew crowded houses.
We regret that the course was commenc.
ed at a time when the clergymen in
town were all engaged in ~protractsd meet
ings, as we had anticipated q quite full
and interesting discussion of the subject
on both sides. At his lecture on Tuesday
evening of last week Mr.. t. read a letter
from Elder ERRErT which on behalf o
Mr.. E. and his brother ministers, ex
planned their absence by referring to heir
revival laborS, and their inability to leave
such a work to engage in a discussion.
The letter stated, however, that if Mr.
TIFFANY could make it convenient TO
come at some time when no such special
effort engrossed the attention Of the clergy
and would agree upon regular propositions
for debate, they would be i-oPy to enter
into a thorough discussion with him.
We have not heard any reply to this
proposition, but hope it may be met.
One side has already been presented, and
the people of this place are anxious to
hear the other, when the champions of
both parties are present to show for them
selves whether their respective principles
are fairly represented or not.
We had intended to give a synopsis Of
Mr.. Us position as taken in his lectures,
50 that it might be seen by all u readers
wherein he differed from orthodox Christ
ianty, but we have no space this week.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

PRorRAcrED MEEr1Ses.-Up to the
commencement of the present week the
meetings at the various churches have
continued with great interest. The num-
Der of conversions is said to be quite
large, being about q hundred in the ag-
gregate.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
Iunlt Affairs.

Honor to the BraVe-Citizen's Meeting
Turn Out Lovers Of Liborty!!
A meeting vii be held al Empire
Hall IN Friday evening to testify the
feeling of this community regarding The
outrage recently committed by a hire
ling judiciary upon the Wisconsin patriot
S. NJ. BOoTH.
We hope everybody will be there, es-
pecially the ladies'.
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Christian Beck

va
Christian Beck
At NV instance an order Of attachment was issued on
ct, ius.iceofth peace in Farmington township. Trum-
bull county Ohio, against the goods, eha,t-ls, rights.
credits. stocks and interests in stocks, monies and e.
Sec,, on said defendant Christian Beck. who Is a nsn,
resident OF said county, for the sum OF Sh5.55- said
snit sands Tor hearing on the first day Of March next,
At one O'Clock p. N. JOHN BLATHRw- cA' ffH
Pennington, FEB. 7,3ri
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BLAcKwooD for January is received.
The publishers, Scott & Co., are prompt
in the issue of their reprints Of the five
great magazines Of Great Britain. The
contents of the number are, "The Conduct
of the War; Civilization, the Census,
Education /; Zaidse, a Romance, part 2;
Rural Economy of Great Britain and
Ireland; Thackery and his novels ;
Peace and patriotism, a letter to Irsneas /;
The Story of the Campaign, part ID,
written in a tent in the Crimea."
This number commences a new vol
ume. Any one of the magazines is 9,
per year. Now is a good time to sub
scribe. Address Scott & Co., 81 Gold
street, New-York.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

PROBATE CoURr.-We are happy to
report that the Probate Court had no oc-
casiOn to call a jury a. the criminal ses-
sion this month. We hope the decrease
OF crime may be such that we shall often
have this report make.
On Monday next GEoRE F. BRowN.
Esq, enters upon the duties Of Pro-
bate Judge of this County, and the Office
will then bemoVed to a room in the New
Court House. fitted up for that Office.
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CT. DAY
VALENTINES :

WING ALMANACS for 1855, at
w FEB
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
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PICTORIAL SUNDAY BOOK
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION oFTHE UNITEI
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THRMLING INCIDENTS OF THE WARS OF
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HARDWARE cgT.ltE n ETc;

TUyHE subscribers would cali the attention or pur.
ehsscrs 70 their large and well-selected stock Of
goods which are offered On Is good terms as they
Locks Hinges, Bolts, Screws, direct from the fhc-
Lock. With mineral, porcelain, silvsrcd, glass; and
Y Bust Hinges, ull Sizes from a 10 Q BY 8 inches
Brass Butt Hinges for house and ship use. s.r
Silver-plated Hinges for parlor doors.
Plants and Parker's patent Shutter Hinges
silvcr-plated and porcelain Bell Pulls t0ea
vestibulc and hall Door Locks, very superior
Rim. usrtisc cioset, cupboard, chest ill apd pad
Locks a endless variety. stsa{ si%l 4e q Ito ssi
Bolts for folding doors, 8 to ~ inches long, =.
Sliding door shcsves and Raj.
AIDE Sash Pulleyi, Sash Cord, and Weights. u
Shutter and sash Fastners, brass aud plated. With
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Carpenters Tools, good assortment
- Our stock OF tsbie sud pccket cufsssy - very com
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:. Rogers Ygsssohonns, and superior . tsiels Of
American Ptnkniyes -, 49, .-ser.,, 81
An entirely new Article * cnanelled handle t4bls
Knives, superior TO ivory
fns sssortmentof Colts Allen's and other, one,
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Parior Pistols, neat article. utHea
Powder Flaaks, Shot Pouches, &c. 20 AfT 81
House Furnishing Goods, such, a. Shovels and
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Patent Sad Irons with extra heaters y
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Hovey's patent Hay and Straw Cutters
Bar hoop and shcct Iron; Steel iff %
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Plain, fancy, and. cnameled Canvas for carriage
Patent srriss Balances, te. and oounssr scAi<s,
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IN RlAtforn Hsalees up TO 800 pounds 3DNNET
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Jack aeEeRa. chain Pumps n
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Also, 6ns assortment Of hair Brooms ard Brushes
Sur .f1s3-ftN .N31IWHHE1unA co. "a
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Brooke in recently performing the character, Of
Richard iii, at the Liverpool Amphitheatre, fell
upon the stage, at the close Of the fifth act, struck
down by the sword of Richmond, the moment oi
breathless silence which followed was suddenly bro
ken by voice from the gallery shouting, in tones
Of encouraging suggestion TO Mr.. Milliers, who
played the part Of conqueror, Nows your time,
old chap! or with his boots I"
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LAWYER DUNSISG DONE BRown.---One day, Dun
ming, whose exterior graces were BY no means com
mepsnrate with his personal vanity, had been cross
examining young woman, ut considerable length,
upon the age Of q person with whom the protested
hersslf well acquainted, and asked her - How old
now, would you take me TO be n He was consid-
erably dumbfoundered by her promptly replying,
TO the universal laughter of crowded court From
your appearance, sixty; but, from your question,
sixteen tt
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ns4t z EEs ~ ~: 2Y e. 10 gSs;s...-
- \ kerr SsidenOe Ais Seydhth street. between g
and II streets, Ipterlnents procured IL any ground
or oometery Cofins Caps, Hhrouds, Carriages
Hesrse, and every article for iuterments Of tbs best
quality hnished at short notice. on the mpst ressen
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the exclusive right Of Crump's Patent Corpse Pre-
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Of time. nov 29--dly
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Auction Rooms, lieralis
Louisiana asenue cpposis fAs Bunt Of Wdshington.
THE notice Of the public And q All persogs de
string 70 purchase Furnitnre, il respectfully in
vited to our assortment embracing almost every VS.
riety Of oabisst and common Furniture, among which
'' P4RIoR FURNITURE, .h
Entire sets including Sofas Dirans, Tese-a-Tetes,
Chairs and Rooktrs 10Y Ill
Sofas and Chairs, mahogany and walnut \. s>usss
Centre and Side Tahlss, marble top and pShogany
Easy Chairs and Rockers, Of Webster and otnerPat-
ch4rs, in variety, hair, cloth, velvet and dsma.l
Music Stands, wbatnots, Tea Poys, &C. ~ sf,
DINING-R00M FURNITURE. ys71
Extension Dining Tables, Of walnut and mahogany,
Of various sizes
sideboards, Side Tables, Dining Room Chairs, &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Ornamental Chamber Sets, Of rose and other fancy
wood 49, ~ N
Bedstesds, Of every pattern and variety - So
Chdren's Bedstesds, Cribs, Cradles and Chairs
bureaus, msrbletop, and mahogany Wrdrobcs
wsshstAnds, whstnots Wash Sinks Nurse Chairs
Hssrscks, Clothes Drierr, Light Stands ~ isne
Tea Tables Office Chairs F0f4f Hfs Naa II
Recumbcnt Easy Chairs, DC.
Win an assortment 81 Cot Bedstssds, Mattresses,
: We shall from time 20 time'sdd 10 our stock, and
keen up general assortment, and will sell nt reason
able prices A share Of the public pstrcnsgcis So
lcited ~ IL R& ~
lsns ~ re Auction sales. 1i N
We will bold Auction sales in front Of our store
eresy market morning OF new and secondhand Fur
niture and other gcods also, frequent night uls 81
miscellaneous articles and we solicit conAignmcnts
Of xoods for sale - ~ s.s,,.sl s.. 49, : -,
From oar location, near the Centre Market Space,
We. shhn be able 70 make, adyantagsous sales OF
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properly, 49,, d ROTTIWEbL 4 BROWN,
- : $50 Furniture Dealers and Auctonecrs.
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Bills on all solvent banks taken at par. So ssf-
All communications strictly confidential
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FAMILY GROCERY,
Northwest corner Of Thirteer I'd III sts.
TUyHE SUBSCRIBER har ken the

- aboyesnamed stand recently occupied by Mrs.
g. a. Lamb, intends. keeping q general supply Of
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He solictx ccntinuanae rof the custpm OF the for
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acquantances TO the quality Of his goods, and the
arrangements made TO secure the liberal patronage
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