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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marsh5& wayman --'
EloIrs4LE AxD RETAIL DKlLERs n
BOOTS AND SHOES
Alt4s VA StAaU u y Il 4Alts
No. IS, Monroe st.,
Hrtnrh.rar ~

WHOLESALE AID RKT4u. DRlIHRs II
BOOTS AND SHOES
farms OH srASD J. \. 4lRsH.l
No. IS, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
LXRXf Dooa 10 GAEER or COAL
Eare nov receiving from eastern manufacturers
w OF the largest and assortments Of boots and
shoes, for fa and Winter wear In this market
to order, according directions b the brs work
men tile east, expressly for thstrade We prepa
tail, with variety Of Fa Winter Goods not 10 be sur
passed other house In The city. either In STYLE quality
or material or or whether made in
oar stock consists in par. q The following articles:
800 pairs best calf boots;
Sc Sc , sg
$50 water proof boots.
NSG'S HROGAXs
$40 pairs best calf brogans;
SO HlR
HoIs ASDYouras BEgs1Ss.
800 pairs boys thick brogans;
S. youth; M; u Il
800 pal-s boy.' thioH lex Soo asS'''
20 saRt
YOUTHS BoOrs
$50 pairs youths' calf boots,
80 80 Ell Kick
WOMAxs WEAA.
$50 pairs wornans CATERS, all colsrs;
$40 walking shOes;
ESg MOROCCO OusElnsi
800 Jenny Linds;
NrsaRs' Boors
80 morocco boots;
SJJ gaiicr
SO SO f fsbf
cHlLpREx's Boo1si
$40 chiirsn's fancy boots;
1000 Kid and morocco
40 goat
$500 mems, woman. and misses gum shoes of the
Also, great variety enumerated which We viii
sell either wholesaler RETAIL the most accommodating
Merchants will ud 1t to their decided advantage to call
and examine stock before making their Pail and winter
purchases. nyS MARSH { wAYAAN.
Popular and Family Medicines
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
4 toxpAls.xe-
u Dr. wlstar's Bal4am Of Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
John Bulls saFsaParilla,
OSgOol's India ChoIagogue,
DR.. lIoutin's PepSin
0reenS OXygenated Btters,
Hoaand'S German do
Mortiner's Rheumatic Compound
ScaFp'S Aucoustfc Oil,
Stroble's Pile Liniment,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Lniment,
McLane Vcrmiuge,
AeLane Liver Pills,
WrfghtS Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew Davd's, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans
Daey's Pain Extractor,
McAllister's all healing Ointment
Dr. Marehisi's Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Helirf,
do MedicAted Soap.
~ Together with all other popular Family Medicines.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

GGyistn.ds Soriss and Picttyss rom jii,con
tanning Christmas Carol, The Chimes, Cricket on
the Hearth, Battle OF Life, Haunted Man, The
Hilohts beTEatni :"
Dickens HeIg &oTtes--eOntainEug the Seven Poor
Travellers Sibe New Stories by the Christmas Fire
Hard Times Lizzie Leigh, The Miners Daughters,
fortune hlIlredt &c....- 80 ~
complete set Of the above will be sold any one
any Tdace'J'ee Of postage, for Rlve Dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Cleveland Business.

Among the largest wholesale dealers in Gro
! ceries in Cleveland, is the firm of BABCoCK, HuRI
d Co, No. lie, Water Street At their store can
be found every variety of groceries and confec.
t%ionaries. They are also agents for the Cincin-
natl Native Wines. Their card may be found in
another column.
MILLINERY ARrIcLEs-At No. 10, Water Street,
up stairs. is the establishment of Mcssrs. PREs-
cu1T, SLEEPER d CHASE. They are wholesale
dealers in Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Millinery
Articles dc. Their assortment is a large one.
and those wishing to purchase stocks can be sup
piled at prices which will bear favorable com
parison with thoseof the eastern cities. Dealers
in these articles viii do well to give this firm Il
call, before going farther. See card.
WATCHES, JEwELRY &c-Those who have a
weakness for fine jewelry, can gratify their taste
by looking in at the store of MessIs. AIKEN &
Cook, No. Al, Weddell House, Cleveland. Neck
laees, Bracele $, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Gold
Chains, are there in profusiOn, as well as Gold
and Silver Watches. There Is also a general as
sortment of House Furnishing goods, and a very
pleasant, gcntlemanly salesman, in the shape of
one of the proprietors, Mr.. COOK. SEE card.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Armf Smttliaente.
Western Reserve Seminary at Farm


ington.
We are indebted to A. D. kIBBEE, ESQ, for
cory of a catalogue for the year ending June '56
The Board Of Trustees in trust, is composed o
men eminently qualified for the duties of thei
Office. The members of the Executive BoarC
are, Rev'nds. A. Reeves, Jas. Greer, A. NJ, AN
Brown, and Messrs. N. Trew, J. Morrow, J. Peck
A. ID. Kibbee, John Greer, J.. Griffin, E. Bundy
I R. Crane, E. Fuller, r. Lee, of Pennington
G.. Tayler, of Warren, and NJ. Laird, of Mesopo
tamia.
The officers of the Board, are, Nelson Trew
President, John Morrow, Vice President, Rev
Jas. Greer, Secretary. Ira R. Crane, Treasurer
Financial Agents-Rev. Jas. Greer, and Nelson
Trew. Visiting Committee-Rev. G. NJ. Little,
A n, G. W. Clark, A. M, Joseph Leslie, A.
Burgess, and NJ. H. Belts. Agent, Rev. A. NJ.
Brown.
Board Of Instruaion-Rev James Greer, A. NJ,
Principal, Professor of Languages and Higher
Mathematics I; Mrs. Cornelia Greer, Preceptress,
and Teacher of French and Drawing.
W. d. Archibold, Assistant in Languages, H
j. Caldwell, B. NJ. Gilkeson, and Miss NJ. H.
Humason, Assistant Pupils.
Miss Janette Finney, Teacher of Piano and
Melodeon. H. U. johnson, Teacher of Book
Keeping and Photography.
The number of Male Scholars in attendance,
was IS. Female s., total l67. The course of
study comprises almost, if not quite as great a
variety of studies as any of the Colleges, and of
a kind which would far better fit the student for
fulfilling the practical duties of life. Scholars of
both sexes, who graduate, receive diplomas.
The Terms of Tuition are reasonable, and
board can be had in private families, at low
rates, or scholars can board themselves at still
less expense. The building is a noble one, an
ornament to the place, and an honor to its pat
rons. We wish this, and and all similar insti-
tutions abundant success.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
The Weather.

The heat during several days of the last week
was excessive, the mercury at different times
reaching 95 to 100 Fahrenheit in the shade
The streets by the continued dry weather, have
become very dry and clouds of dust fill the air,
penetrating every building, even the homes of
the ladies, to the great annoyance of eleanly
housewives; and, dustys, moke-begrimmed Off
ccs making them and their occupants a little
more dusty than usual. Even the letters we re-
eeiye are affected by the heat. One eorrespon-
dent signs himself, Yours, swelteringly. Anoth-
er says, How internal hot it is. A third saws,
Do, for heavens sake keep the political atmos-
-phere cool, if possible, wtil after the dog days.
To comply withthat last request, We fancy would
be somewhat beyond our c~apacity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Fatal Accident,

] On Friday last, a company of miners, at Brial
Hill, were sent to reopen an old entry to Il Goa
mine in that vicinity. The roof of the old entry
had caved in at the entrance, forming n kind o.
basin some eight or ten feet deep, which was par
tally filled with water. One of the men went
down into the hole to ascertain the depth of the
water, but he had scarcely got below the surface
of the ground before he fell to the bottom of the
hole, apparently l~ifeless. Another quickly fol
lowed to the assistance of the first and met a like
fate ; and so on, until four of them lay upon the
bottom of the hole, poisoned by the foul airthere
inhaled. Ropes, with hooks attached, were
quickly procured and the men hauled out. Three
of them were resuseitated, but the other, Il man
named MORGAN WILLIAMS. was beyond the reach
of human aid-Mahoninq REGISTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Methodist Episcopal Conference.

IL
The Erie Conference OF the Methodist Episco
pal Church has just closed its annual session, il
Westfeld, New York. The following appoint
ments, were made to this place and vicinity:
Warren District-NRAM NORTON, P. f.
Warren Station-E. ]. L. Baker.
Braceville.-J. Il. Tagg.
Youngstown. i. Grover.
Liberty-Stephen Hurd.
Hartford-Wm. Sampson.
Gustavus.-J.K X. Hallock, c. W. Reev's,
OrangevfIle.-J. ". Hill. Mr.. Schmick.
WiTliamsheld-R. W. Crane.
J Farmington-LOUs Clark.
Windsor.-Mr. Pattee.
Bloomfeld.-H. n. Stearnes.
BristOl.-Ira Edda.
SouthingtonJ. F. Brown.
Western Reserve Seminary in Pennington
james Greer.
Elder john BAN, who has been Presiding e.
der of this district during the last four years, is
appointed to the Cleveland District for the next
term. Elder BAN is a man who is gifted with
fine talents, and sterling good sense, is notafraid
to speak Just what he thinks, and will make his
influence felt wherever he may be.
Rev. G. W. MALTBY goes from this place, to
Meadville, Pa. We believe he will leave behind
him, not a single enemy, but many warm friends
outside, as well as within his church, whom he
has attached to himself by his friendly dePort-
ment, and kind and genial manners. We have
listened to some excellent sermons delivered by
Mr.. MALTBY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
New Buildings.


Mr.CHA's. SMITH is proceeding rapidly to re
construct his building, which was burned a few
months since. The frame was raised on Friday
occupying the same site as the first. and We IN,
derstand it is to be in nearly every respect SINH.
lar to it. The first was an ornament to the town.
and the fact that it was burned when just fin,
ished, must have been exceedingly vexatious t.
its owner. We wish him better success with the
present one.
JoHN HUTcHINs, Esq, whose building, Will,
undergoing extensive repairs and alterations
fell with a crash, about a month since, has ais
raised a new one on the SAM site, which viii
not only be a sound, substantial building, but II
will add another to the number of good residen.
ees which are already upon the turnpike.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Map of Trumbuu County.

Messrs. MATTHEWS d TAINroG, late GnLETT
MATTHEWS d Co., have finished their map o.
Trmbull County, and it is now ready for deliv.
cry to subscribers. The engravings, co%loring
and Typographical execution is good, and all di
visions of the land delineated with surprising
accuracy, as well as township lines, and roads
The routes of the railroads, both completed and
projected, are also given. The different Villages
through the county are mapped out on the sides
which are ornamented by several engavings Of
prominent residences and places of busines. We
think the map viii undoubtedly give general
satisfaction TO subscribers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Free Lecture.

Mrs. Ann L. AVERY, of Cleveland, will deliver
a Free Lecture at Empire Hall, on this (Wednes-
day evening, at ~ o'clock, on Anatomy and
Physiology. Mrs. A proposes to deliver a course
of Lectures to Ladies. The Importance of the
subject demands the attention of women of all
classes, and we hope to see a full house at her
preliminary Lecture, that all may judge of her
merits. She comes well recommended, and We
doubt not is fully competent to impart much
valuable knowledge to her sex.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Mysterious Disappearance.

We regret to learn that Mr.. A-DoLPHus GRArEI
Of this town, who had for a short time past been
connected with the musical corps of DR.. Harris
Dramatic Troupe, is missing. Mr.. CRATER was
at Willoughby, Lake Co., with the Troupe, and
stepped out of the hotel in the evening, and has
not since been heard from; as he did not take his
trunk, or draw his wages, his friends fear foul
play.
Mr.. G. was a man of unexceptionable habits
and character, and has many warm friends in
this place, who viii anxiously look for informa-
ton respecting him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Auctions.

Auctions seem to be becoming one of the per,
manent institutions of this village, and proba.
bly, will remain so, since the c.. d NJ. Rail Road
affords so convenient an inlet and outlet.
First came a Dry Goods man with a very good
assortment. His sale progressed for a week OF
ten days. Then came a lot of clothing, and up
on the heels of that, a lot of Watches, Jewelry DC.
The two last named were selling at the same
time, in adjoining rooms in Van GOrder's block.
All of these seemed to be tolerably well patron
lied.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
Melancholy Occurrence.

Mrs. BYERs, wife of WIN. BYERs, of this town,
came toa sudden death on Friday last, by taking
stryehnine. administered by herself, supposing
ague, and her husband went TO one of our drug
stores to get her sOme quinine, and at the same
time procured s~trychnine for the purpose of kill
ing rats, as he says. When he got home he laid
both articles upon a stand. Mrs. BrERs took a
dose of the strychnine, and within thirty min
utes she was a corpse. She was an exemplary
woman, and a family of boys and girls are be-
reft of her watehful care at an age when they
most need it-Mahoninq REGISTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
More Liquor Burned.

The Bugle, (Salem,) says on Thursday eve
ming of last week, Miss MARY NEAL and Mss
ELIZA SMITH Of that place, took foreibIe posses
sion of a barrel of brandy, belongingto the Far
quhar House, rlled it into the street, knocked in
the heads with great expedition, and set the IL
guild on fire. Subsequently the women were ar
rested for a riot, as were also several young men
who amused themselves with the burning barrel
but all were discharged. We understand a
prosecution is now pending against the women
for the value of the liquor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
a Tavern Stand For Sale.

That well known house, the franklin, at pres
ent occupied by that popular landlord Wm. VII
LIAMs, is Offered for sale. The land fronts about
% feet on Lib ry Street, and som go feet on
Market. Standing as it does, on the corner OF
the public Square, in hevery centre of the town,
it offers great inducements to purchasers. Time
will be given on a large part of the purchase
money, if required. Two other dwellings are
offered for sale. See Advertisement headed Val,
liable Property for Sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
A Good Sewing Machine!

TOR SALE, CHEAP The Subscrib-
/ er mas one Of the NEW STRAIGIT-ARMED SEW
ING MACHINES, which have. in New York, become
50 deserveiiy popular. The SIMPLICITY with which
IL IS regulated, ami the heauiy Of its stitch are Ouiy 10
he seen to he appreciated. Call on CHRISTIAN
LlEBERMANN. at WEEKS, No. II Market Street. and
judge for yourselves. From the fact Of its being 50
easily managed. il itself to SEAMSTRES-
SIS. and others. who should not let this opportunity
slip by, to procure n GOOD, RELIABLE SEWING
MACHINE. CHRISTIAN L~IEBERMANN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
By authority Of the State of Ohio
THOMAS J. McLAIN, Agent.

Stalement of the condition Of The
OPH1RNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, April2l, 1886
to the Auditor of the State Of Ohio
]. The name Of the Company is The Phoenix lusur
ance Company" and its location is Hartford
Conn.
.. The amount of its CAPITAL Stock is $500 coo.
2. The amount OF its Capital Stock paid up is SsUO,
600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
| Gas Works.

The town of Akron is now lighted with Gas
and works are in process of construction at New
Castle. What has become of the Gas Works il
Warren ? We have heard nothing since tn,
passage of an ordinance by the Council some sly
months since. We are looking for light, (ga.
Eght,) on this subject.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF Hartford Conn.
This Certificate Witnesseth, That Thomas >. McLain,
of Warren, County of Trumbull. and State OF Ohio is
duly constituted and appointed an Agent OF the Phoe
nix Insurance Company, during the pleasure OF said
Company.
Said Thomas } McLain, is therefore duly authorised
and empowered to do and to transact all matters and
things pertaining to said appointment, that shall be
given him in charge by said Company or its authorised
Agents, and to hold said office during the pleasure OF
the Directors, or Executive CJmmitte of said Compa-
ny, for the time being; the revocation of which power
and authority to be manifested by mailing 4 letter to
that eject, to his address and last residence.
Given at Hartford, Conn, this
- eighteenth day of June. in the year
SEAL. of our Lord one-thousand eight
81 hundred and ffty-siN.
S. L. LOOMS, President.
II ErIroGC- Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23

Warren, June 2s. PORTER &
A FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM
"a of about Four Hundred and Thirty Acres of
Land, situated in the Township Of Bazetta, Trumbull
County, Ohio, belonging to the estate Of James
Scott. late Of Warren, in said County, deceased.
now occupied by Edward Scoville, situate on the plank
road leading from Warren to johnson, about 4 miles
from Warren. Will be sold on fair terms and liberal
credit. The farm will he sold all together, or divided
to suit purchasers. For information and terms apply
to FREDERICK kINsMANl Exec,s.
& CIARLES SMITH, 6Aeos
Warren, June "a. IT, Or of FOR ABELL.
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS. A
~ full assortment of the Cincinnati Manufacturers
Remedies for sale at Cincinnati prices. Physicians
who have been accustomed TO order their supplies from
Cincinnati, will please hear this in mind.
T. A. SMITH & 60.
N. Is. A liberal discount will be made from the reg
ular price. where a quantity is taken. Z. A. 5. co
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AND HARNESS.

y The firm Of IT L ALLISON. having been
dissolved. and the business divided. the manufacturing
of Harness, Saddles. &e-, will hereafter he carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FITE. as a Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch * Allison. The subscriber is
fully prepared with an anpls supply of Trimmings,
and stock % all kinds, for the Manufacture OF anything
in his line. A good supply Of HARNESS. SADDLES,
TRUNKS &C., constantly on hand. which he will he
happy, at all times, to exhibit to his old friends. and
new customers. l.. ii. ALLISON.
Warren Anril q. 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
The Rail Road Excursion.

We have received a communication signed Q
upon the late Railroad Excursion to Cleveland
The writer makes some sharp hits, but we think
he Is not strictly just in his conclusions, and he
is certainly mistaken as to several of his facts,
Besides this, we make it an invariable rule to
publish no anonymous articles, unless advised of
the name of the writer. We have quite enough
sins of our own to answer for, without standing
godfather for those of others, and therefore must
decline publishing Q's communication.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23

WARRANTED, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS. sUBPGSAs, E1o.
Constantly on hand and for sale
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23

ssiI.IaG q
5. No liabilities to Banks or other creditors
due or not due.
6. No losses adjusted and due.
:. Amount Of losses either unadjuste1 org
{. Adjusted and not due. S3,iSD4
Q. Losses in suspense, waiting further proof 5,s25 q
10. All other claims against the Company. 5.OOO N
IL. The rule Of the Company is not to exceed S5,O@
in any one risk
IL. The amount insured in any one city, town or vii
Age, is indefinite, depending upon its size, and
how built.
10. The amount insured in any one block 0 fhuildings
depend upon its construction and size. subject to
the above rule
Il. No part Of the capital or earnings are deposited
with any State or States, as security Tor losses
therein; the Company has not complied with the
laws Of any State requiring such derorit OF its as
sets.
Is. Printed copy of Charter Of the Company as grant
ed in 1854. Ii. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
STATE OF CoNNECTTcUT,l
Hartford COUNT SIS. Hartford, April y, lS56.
Personally appeared IL. Kellogg, Secretary of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and Iuade oath that the
foregoing statemen: by him subscribed, is true accord
ing to his best knowledge and belief.
Before me. GE0 s. GILMAN
Justice of Peace.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
22D OF APRIL, 1856,

MELODEONS.-l am just receiving
w a few of Carh .rt's unequalled Melodeons. with
several valuable improvements. Call and see them.
does ST. P0MER0Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23
G. Burroucbs

lENilSTR1 DIR. j. L. Burroughs,
IL having returned from Il tour in the Southern
States. would inform his old patrons. and others drsjr-
ing services in the line of his profession. that he is
again at his post. SAME rooMs,c corner OF Market and
Liberty sts.. opposite the Rank. DIR. Burroughs is now
in possession Of all 1.-THE la,estimproyeu ents in the con
struction and insertion Of Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth, &c. either upon GOID, SILVER. or GUTIA PEE-
CHA base. and from his long experience in the most
intricate and difhcnlt parts Of Dental Surgery, he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor-
med with care. in the best possible manner, warranted
to be as well done. as can he done by any operator in
the United States. or Warren.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. hut are IN
willing to have their decAyei teeth extracted, and wait
sufficient time for the absorption of the alveoar pro
cess, necessary for a set on gold or siiccous base, they
can have their decayed organs removed, and a set put
in on Gutta Percha, Immediately, to answer all the pur,
poses OF the natural ones. These teeth eau be worn
with perfect ease. are beautiful, highly popular, and not
expensive. DIR. R. will hereafter he in regular attend
ance at his Office. where he will he pleas a to gait,upon
those who need his services, or council.
nh. l would say to the members Of the profession
who are DESTROYS Of Obtaining the Gutta Percha i'm
provements, that l am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates Of right to use the Gutta Percha- and
giving instruction in working the same. Charges mo-
derate. Call and see specimens.
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