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EARM FOR SALE. Twill sell zoo

Il acres Of the north side Of my Farm in Bazefta, 4
miles from Warren, on the Plank Road to Kinsman-
The buildings are good, cost $1,000 a short time ago.
Tbs Farm is we'll watered by the Mosquito Greek.
which is the eastern boundary ? good young Orehard-
and all other kinds Of Fruit. Hay Scales and lee
House, 90 acres good timber. Price S45 per acre
will also sell J38 acres Of the south side for $50
per acre, which is yatered. and about 25 acres good
timber along the Creek I prefer selling all together,
but will sell rs shove, or 20 sui: the buyer.
Sept. 3, ls56-6m. FITCH D. LEWIS
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sepo3-3r
]. GOLDSTEIN'S
HALL

BUYERS OF CLOTHING
ARE REQuEsTED To CALL AT HEAD ouARrrRs. At
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GOING EAST.
Cleveland to
Girard.
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Notice.

Notice.
viii not those of our subscribers who design
paying for the Chronicle in Wood and Coal, re-
plenish our stock while the roads and weather
are favorable2 Iii s needed.
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An Extensive Whip.

A couple of men attached to the Show, quar-
relied about a whip. They were brought before
Esu. Palm. who fined one of them s..
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DRY GOODS!I
VE are now receiving our first pur
MERINOS. We have the

DRINTS-A few cases for sale by the
l. case, piece. or yard, at the lowest prices. De
lanes, Cashmeres, Cohurgs and other Varieties Of
dress goods At the WARREN n GOOD STORE
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FARM FOR SALE:

Il Is the subscriber is DESTROYS Of settling up his
business and going west, be offers foI sale on resona-
bic terms his very desirable little farm Of sixty ave
acres, situated one mile west Of the centre Of BAzetia.
Township, Trumi oil County, on the north and south
rOaa-eaned Scoville rOad-at what is called Frserss
eorners,-a very pleasant situation, and in q hrst-rats
neighborhOod. The farm Is in good repair we'll Tater
ed frcm springs. and a good never falling we'll at the
house; a good bearing orchard Of grated fruit. fcr
fGrther particulars enquire Of the Subscriber on TIE
premises. ELISHA MESSENGER
aus. p. 3as
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DANID RAPE, a slave at Corinth,
Mississippi, died recently at the great
age of III.
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CARPETS of all descriptions, from
" q common to the finest Brussels. They have to
he seen to be appreciated. We respectf ully solicit all
who wish to purchase, to cal and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere
Eek BURwELL & co.
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DUBLIC SALE-The subscriber viii

DUBLIC SALE-The subscriber will
Il offer at his residence. in Vernon. Oct s1st, 1885.
j Cheese Vat, and L Dress and all the fx;1gs for NAH
ing cheese; 90 Cows. 2 Colts, rs Hogs. i Pleasure Car
rage l two horse farm wagon; lSled; Pl0ws & aar.
lows, with ~ endless variety Of farming utensils.
ALSO aiarge quantity Of Hay, Corn, Rye and Wheat.
merous to mention. TFe
Tne sale to continue from day to day. until al ne
posed of.
n B. Terms made known on day OF ssle.
Oct saw LYMAN ,
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SHERIFF S SALE
~ David Bailey,
WARREN FOUNDRY, PLOW &
w MACHINE SHOP.

~
(EaSt of 7Gyier's WGreAOHie, on The cGHGl)
We manufacture and keep constantly on hand,
STOVES, FLOWS AND HOLL0W-WARE,
and all articles usually manufactured in Foundries.-
We have nov On hand and ready for sale, n large va
ricCy OF the most desirable patterns OF Hall and PGriOr,
Cool and Dairy stoves, (either coal or wOodO made
IN the country, and are determined to keep up with all
the improvements of the age. in the style and variety
Of our stoves. aiming always to improve in design,
quality and workmanship. Our stoves and castings
are ms lie OF the hest quality Of Iron, and being located
in one Of the best c9al and iron regions in the west,
VIC are confident our facilities for manufacturing, are
such as to enable US TO oaer great inducements to DEAL
ers.
We also manufacture q great Tariety ofthe best pl0ss
now used, among which is the Star Piow, Longs Pillow,
Double Michilan PioE, Buckeye Pillow, &C., &C., all Of
which will be sold as cheap as they can be had in the
Western Country.
TO FURNACE MEN
We would say that we have the pattern OF the best Hot
Blast FOR Furnaces now in use. which VIC arc prepared
to make TO order on short notice. 1t is in use at the
new Furnace Of Mr.. Chas. How srd, in Youngstown. to
whom We would refer those desiring Information con-
corning it.
All kinds Of castings made to order and all work
warranted. octitf
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John R. Nelson, a prominent lawyer
Of Knoxville, Tennessee, died last week.
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DIR. A.. ID. SAWYER.

DENTIST would respectfully announce to the public,
that he has permanently located in Warren, az tAe den
tai rooms formerly occupied By DR.. Spear, in sutiids
Block. and is prepared TO perform operations on nstH-
IA! and artificial Te~th, upon the late improved pbns-
Having had much experience in the Manufacturing
OF "Porcelain Teeth" both single aud in ''bloeks,"
and the porcelain Base" he has NO hesitaRcy in say
ing, that he possesses decided advantages over all
those who do not make their own teeth-hy which art
he is enabled TO make a substitute Tor the absorbtion
Of the '~-alviOla ridge" restoring the face TO its natural
contour. and giving a life like expression to the fea-
lures. He also has the right 10 make Porcelain Base
Teeth" from Dr. b. A. satterthwait- patented NoVem-
her, 1855, which is fast taxing the place OF Metallic
Plate. The advantages that they possess are numeT-
Gus. and need to he seen to be appreciated Speei
mems can be seen at the above named rooms.
Warren. Sent. Il fS55-tf.
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NO. ii and ID, OAK FRONT, . doors South Of the Post
once, and examine the largest stock Of FALL n
WINTER ever opened in Warren.
This stock consists Of a large assortment Of all kinds
kroek and Sack Goats; all kinds of Pants and Vests. q
splendid stock OF Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods; Hats
and Caps; also a very large and carefully selected
stock of BOYS ~CLOTHINGi
We are constantly receiving 4 large stock OF Over
coatings, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. and keep
the best workmen ready to fill all orders with neatness
and dispatch, in the very latest styles, for those who
wish to have garments made by measure.
NJ large and heavy purchases enables me to sell
goods cheaper than at the usual rates, and lower than
any other establishment in town.
Come to the head quarters and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, AMI you will ind YOU can buy there
right. J. GOLDSTHIN.
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Doors N o

BOOTS AND SHOES,
H WHOLESALE AND RErAIL.
Spring and Summer Trade. at Re- @A~
duced Prices, for CASH.
W. & b. CRANAGE, No. Mair va
street, Warren. Ohio. would respectfully call the aften-
tion Of their friends and The public generally TO the
fact, that they have inst receivedNthe largest, best, and
most fashionable stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to this market among which viii he found the first
quality Of ladies' Caters. Kid BoOtees, Buskins, Slip
Pers, &c. Also a large assortment Of Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamelsd Bootees. Buskins, etc.
A great variety OF Misses Gaitrr5- Morocco aud En-
ameled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers. and a gen
eral assortment of boys, youths and childrens' hne
shoes Of all colors and qualities, together with a great
v~Triety Of gentlemens' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, fine CATERS and Shoes Of the latest styles and
best quality.
ALSO. a general assortment OF leather, French Calf
Skin, Patent Calf Skin, Moroccos Of various kinds
and qualities, Congress gore for CATERS, glove kid,
Innings OF various color, and qualities, shoe thread,
knives. hammers, nails, b~ristles, shouide- sticks,
peg Totes, peg knives, avis, boot web. sand stones,
Ilaek buck skins, and every thing usual y kept in our
line Of business A large stock OF lasts OF every kind.
Remember the place, sign Of the Red Boot. No. 9,
Main street, Warren, Ohio. Apr. Let
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WARRES, September l5.h. 1856.

WARRESs September 18Th. 1856.
As / am about to retire from The practice Of DEN
TISrRY, in this place, 1 take pleasure in recon-
mendiug to friends and patrons, DIR. SA r,
a person experienced ia the manipulations and adjust
ment Of artificial Teeth. and fully competent to give
good satisfaction to these that may favor him with
their patronage. Persons desiring artificial teeth.
would do we'll to cal. and examine his specimens of
Porcelain base" and BLOCK Teeth" as they are life
like and seryiceable. JOHN SPEAR.
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PROCLAMATION!
YNIIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH

MENT- Sign Big Window with Curls. Wigs,
Ladies' Wigs, Braids and Perfumery. 1 have a large
assortment Of Ladies' artificial Hair, and Gentlenen's
Wigs and Topics. A splendid assortment of razors,
the best ever offered in this m~arket-ihey are warran-
ted good or no sale. Perfumery, Oil, Pomatums, Hair
Dyes, Hair Restoratives. Tooth Brushes, Shaving Soap,
Choice Cigars, and many ether Fancy Goods, too tedi-
Gus to mention. Call and examine for yourselves, as
1 intend to sell low for cash. My goods are all Of the
latest fashions, and Of q good quality.
A. L. c. DAY.
Warren. Market st., one door west Of Yautrots Jew
elry Store. (octl5)
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuIl
Il COunty.s IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Francis Porter. PlaintiG,
against Petition in
William B. ;sholls. Jane, A Civil Astioa

Francis Porter. RiaintiE,
against Petition in
William B. Nichols, James A Civil Action
Davidson and Elizabeth J. Day. for Debt.
idson, his wife, Defendants
The above named defendants. one OF whom. William
B. Nichols, resides out OF the State Of Chic, are Boti-
fed, that the Plaintiff has fled in said court his Pc
tiiion, setting forth that on or about the I'd dag of June,
A D 1855, the said James A. Davidson. executed 10 the
defendant, William B. Nichols, three several prom
isory note, one for So 90, due on he first day %
October, Is55; one for SIS co, due on the first day
of April, A d lrJ6, and one for enc hundred del
lars, due on the Arst day Of april, AID k| AL On ar
anal interest. That to secure said nstes. James A Da-
wilson and Elizabeth j., his wife, gave Nichols a nor
gage on lands described as follows: Lot ?, section 2a.
and is known by lots . and 10 north side OF Broad
street. in Newton township, and Is lCS feet north and
south. 2O6 feet east and West. Rhieh vas reeorded--
That said Nichols on or about the 2d day 81 June. A
D 1855. assigned said notes and mortgage to this plain
till. The plaintiR prays judgment gainst defeHdsats
and an order and decree to sell the land described In
said mortgage. Said Nichols. who 10 q non-rrside; Z
Of said state Of Ohio. is required to answer said ps<i-
ton BY the Goth day Of October, A D 1884, else he VIZ
be in deauls and decree for plaintiff entered accord
ingly. HOFFMAN &EAfLIFf.
Sept. ,, IsJ6-6w. Attys for Plaint6,
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DONE SoLvENT-For The cure Of

DONE S0LVENT-For The cure Of
IL Young Ring Bone. sparin, Splent and CaIIosi.
ties. Peculiar chemical absorbents uniting through
the aid OF high pharmaceutical skill, with certain 0lea-
gin0us and Baisamic substances, possessing vast Re-
Operative powers, produces the Bore S0Irsnf, which
presents TO the public the only reliable specific tend
ing to the relief OF the above terrible ills.
Enpirieism, for the last half century, periodically
sends forth Adventures, who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable proprietors to imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone aud SPAWN in the land.
Facts, however, stands prominently forth Of the results
OF their use, at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Empires.
UPTRY TIE BONE SOLVENT. It is a preparation
based Spon known Laws OF animal economy, and is
specifically prepared to act upon the Aba0rients, Mu-
Gus and CartilaginOus substances. I'll is not liz
tsEded 10 Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
Rlb on once or twice a day, "a swab is very convent
ent to applyit with, pouring the solveG. on swab } and
apply with 4 brisk motion to the affected parts. To
Stock at large in the ns Z, rub on occasionally as con
venieEt. A cure is facilitated by atiaching to the parts
a ring handage OF thin sheeting, stuffed with cotton-to
be kept moistened With Solvent. Also, bathe frequent
y with Salt and Ninegar-femember this.
III N. B.-Two Dollar Bottles sent free, by Express,
TO any Railroad station in the Atlantic States, upon re-
oeption Of the price by mail. Address
"'BONE SOLVENT ENC
Warren, Trumbuli Co., o.
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SHERIFF S SALE
L L Hardins.

By virtue Of a Yenditioni expOnas, to ne direct
ed and delivered. by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Trnmbull county. Ohio. ] shall sx.
pose 70 public sale, st the door Of the Court Hozss,
in Warren. in said county, on Saturday, the sth day
OF November A. d. 1856, between the hours OF &c o.
clock A. d. ard 4 o'clock ?. NJ, Of said day, he fol
loving described real estate. sitnate In the township Of
Braeevillea Trumhul County. Ohio. and is bounded as
follows, viz: on the west and south by lands Of Bepja-
min Painter on the east by a public highway leading
from Newton Falls to the Phalanx; on the north hy the
centre highway leading from BraeeYille 70 the Centre
Of Winlham. and contains, within said boundaries,
about one acre Of land, appraised at six hundred dol
lars (Ss00) To be sold at the suit q L l. Handing
in the above eatitled earse.
II. r. HARMON Sheriff.
Sherin's Office. Warren, Oct. &, Is56-5w-5,I3
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DONNETSl BONNETS! BONNETSl
inform the Ladies of Warren and vicinity that she will
be in that city on the fifth day Of November next, and
and remain tor several weeks, with a large ami choice
selection Of IN and AMERICAN BoNNETS, for
Fall and Winter wear. Also. a large assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Caps, Head Dresses, and 4 fine lot of EN-
brOideries. Ladies are respectfully invited TO examine
before purchasing elsewhere
Due notice will be given, at what place in Warren
she will stop. (0ct l5f)
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CAMPAIGN SONGS.-S. T. Pom

NHEEI MUSIC!! A new STOCK JUST
Oreeeived at Pomeroy's music store. The latest
songs. poIkas &C., selected with care. Send in The
orders. Remember 1t does not injure by being sentb y
mail and the postage costs you nothing. June "
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Il received the largest and best selected stock Of vi
olins, imported from the most celebrated manufacto-
ries. Prices from 4 to 25 dollars We warrant these
instruments to give entire satisfaction. or they can be
returned. Cali at ADAMS MUSIC STORE
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Annexed. find prices Of the celebrated Bone Solvent
AFeuey's Remedies-Bone Solvent, e5 cts. so cts. and
one dollar; Roster Imminent, for strains, inflammation,
sweeney. &c, % cents; Appetite Feed, which is the
best horse power in America, 95 cents (sent by mail
30 cts); Prairie Heave Tonic, so cts.-sent by mail at
same rate Sept. II, 1850.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. Miss
w NJ. A. viii give thorough instruc-
ion upon Piano aud Melodeon. Particular attention
o vocal music and cultivation of the voice IL desired.
aug. q, Sc. If
A CARD.-We the undersigned, citi-
~ zeus Of Warren and Niles having employed Miss
Marora A Brainard. to give our daughters music les
sons on the fianO-can say that she has given Us per-
feet satisfaction in every respect. Asd furthermore,
Ne can from experience recommend her to all per
soHs DESTROYS Of taking music lessons. as being a very
able and efficient teacher. JOSEPH MARVIN, Jr.
II. u. MASON.
JOSIAH ROBBINS.
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DIANO COVERS. Every one so for
Il tunale as 10 be Ihe POss-ssOI Of good Piano Forte
should by all means have It covered with an india
rubber cover. There is nothing else half so good I
have just opened a new lot ST
lima Il Is56.
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II EROSENE OIL-NOT FXPLO-
IN SIHE-SeeEred By PafrRfs. Important TO
Heads Of Departments. Trustees Of Hospitals, Asyiums,
Prisons. Schools. Colleges, Churches, Railroad Com
panies, Factories, ship Owners, Ship Supply Men, Own
es Of Country Residences, PIoprictoTs Of Watering
Places and Hotel Keepers.
The advantages possessed by the Rerossas Oil, are:
1st-The intensity ofthe light produced;
ad-It is not explosive:
3d-It viii remain Huid when the best Sperm Oil will
CONCEAL;
ith-Its unrivalled economy. si.10 worth ofKerosene
Oil giving as much light as 50 Of Rape Seed Oil, Sl2
OF Whale Oil, S26,f7 Of Sperm Oil, or S99 Of Burning
Fluid Insurance Companies allow it TO be used with
out additional Premium.
The Kerosene Bdrner, with rise and fall wick, can be
ADAPTED with a slight expense to the Mechanical, Coral,
Solar, Il al, Resin Oil, c~amphene and Webs Patent
Lamps. or to any ornamental Vase CaEdiestick and
Chandelier, enabling the consumer to use X rosene
Oil at Sl25 per gallon, aGoriing double The amount OF
Light to be obtained from Rape seed Oil at 81 80, or from
Sperm Oil a. S2,95 JustreceiTed and for sale by
SPRING d REED.
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DESTR.CTiVE FIRE
IN WEST TWENTY-FIVE STREET
EXPLOSION or A STEAM BOILER.
SEVERAL PERSONS GNJURED.

Yesterday afternoon, about B. O'Clock steam
boiler in the Vinegar Mandatory o, Leonard Brown,
Mo- = ard Il West Twenty-iit)h street, exploded,
with a tremendous report The Goals in the furnace
were scattered in every direction and falling upon the
woodwork IN and about the nGne-room, SET ire 10 the
building. Tie report Of the explosion was heard for
several bcck- about the vicinity, and drew hundrc Is
ofroople to the ground. Tie flames spread with as
toni,hine rapdity, and despite the cSerious Of the
fIcm,n, wLo were early ou the ground, tn buildings
which were four stories in hight were completely
Quilted.
There were large number Of persons at work at the
time in tie establishment several Of whom were badly
niu.od, and one or two VII perhaps lose their lives
John Gichritf the engineer severely burned, as
was also a cooper named Baker. TIE majority OF the
employ ees escaped uninjuIcd.
Tie loss is estimated At about $1,000 Insured for
SD Geo i'll the broadway, Suyvesaut and Peoples In
surarce Compau.cs. large quantity OF vinegar was
destroyed.
The engine and machinery are total wreck. The
boiler war new one and used yesterday for the
flst time Il had We undcrA ud, been severely tested
aud pronounced safe.
4 man named DUnohuc WAS run over by engine No.
Is in Eighth avenue Thrty-secoud street and
badly hurt The injured men were taken To the
Ncv-Yo Hospital.
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from Newbu!P@t, distance II tl!r.v.-i1 nil. a.,
i"o and Lal day. Tie job was 70 T., +; ,,.,., ~, -
~, With Coiontl Burbank, the Fromsn, So So.
,1,c- "a. Fillmore woull e. u,-e vo...i NJ.
.,,,. Il Al f>m'nt The " r. Wheeling n. o,,,,a.
va. accorra qei rp Statc street abou, o'clock b,
tie r urore Cuts Of Boston snd Cnarl.s-ovo a .,.
,srv carpauy ard mounted cavacsie = citizen.
IL, novelty Il the per: finance attracted man, tb.,
sands e the people and IT, MAJOR Wa. greeted WI
,r.mer dous ald tumuliuous APPLAUSE from al I'll
He delivered lie ap..es 10 Co'orel Burbank or the
steps II the fremont House, when both gentlemen
Delivered coneraiulliory speeches, mounted on he
barel Tn thousand people We're present.
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IlsTRrlrIyE FRE-lJO OPERATIVES THROWS our
- ENPLoinESr.-AbOut ~ clock last night the cot
ton factory Of Mes.is james +. Smyth Co.. on Penn
4yysua avenue near Twenty fret street, was SGT on
fre ard IN two bours totally destroyed The dr1c.
tulc wasXery large and built OF stone, the sile u
the factory where OIL a similar occasion numDcr "
female operatives were burned 10 death. The DuHlng
had caught ire and Il flames spread 80 rspap "as
ti,y were unable 20 make their way 0't ms'sfs'
Jiuss 7. >myth Co., manufacturers OF o9lo,vI "
n.st.r gooC. chicks & Co who are ths prhc,Pa, So
by Il ire ~ last IL bt. employed about i'' ha"s.
- rc,ral, .euair Mossn-. Smyth 70; 1850 On
i,ir-i,,E and uacbireD $aJ,oO, on When mere u an
insurance Of al $50 manly III bIl'hh 'onPan"
1fcy were dong u Iarge bufn' ~ na' 'o'' 10 '',
~, ~ looms largely short time since and ha'
o,r1r. wt eh would have kept them iuiy empol.l 20
= Ts,usty Tie build iDg was owner ny mr. =" - D.
~ - Il + pes alley "hJ J, so ABOUT Sl%VV Iho
-, aeI,yder,tsnd vii not be strong enough T. al.
80 If ne bui ding being reutted. There N paItaI
i.,0r,ce on the bci.cDg. Tie Ere va undoubte1ly
,IyI,k OF an irceun.afy - il caught in the north
ut c,rner Of the tower floor % the main building and
bere bad been 10 GIe IN u main building dunng tho
ds,. Tie ~ CINE and boiler are placed in smaller
structure with heavy ire VAL between. Tls fra Old
~ r.aCb the boitTs Cr engine whCt are o. oDuT.9
4asfd No'hpg IL he mein building was saved, al
The looms and O.ter machinery which now lie in mi .
in The oesT vii be worth but hide except rs o a ifo
Two b,.,L Cwoligs IL tie rear %! the factory ".re
somewhat camaRcd by tn ara water. Las shsht.
1tey were occupied by Joseph Burke and B7pJ.o ~
Scttted Phil. Bglletin 'th
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DArrHrS CoUSIY.-HAKus8URG, Nov. The
following j. the official vote in the county:
Fusion ticket 81 Buchanan. ..........}r3
Fillmore ............lUb
The Fusion vote wa. divided as follows:
rr,uout ....... 81 { Fillmore ............!, 80
The majority forthe Fusion ticket IS Sol.
NoRTu,NrroS Otlical.-Ihe follow NJ
!. tlc official vote Of Northampton County:
Fremont Fusion. To- Fill more Straight 81, ~
buchanan. , 46l Fillmore Fu-loni.-.- Oh
Buchanan over Fusion, ,ilS over al, 222l
PIIT-BrEoH, Friday, Nov. Z, lS'.
Allegheny County, ,ficia) Fremont Fusion, l5''''
Fillmore Fusion 3@S. Straight Fillmore, S'i Dt-
chauap dO6l.
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PEpUBLICAN APIRIT or NEU-JERSEY.


1 Correspondence OF tue \ L lH'"LN'
SoMrEyHLE, y. D., Nov. >, lS3o.
A. meeting Of tire Republicans Of the County
&C Somerset held in the Village of Somcryle,
on Wednesday, November ., 1886, Mr.. WIN. d..
Waterman wae appointed Chairman, and jean IA.
Van 81 Ike Secretary, when the following resolutions,
proposed by Mr.. /. n. Dits. were unanimously
adopted and ordered 20 be published in Tn Somerset
Wig, Eu1tydor L,Dtltraa, and NEw-YoRK Tmb-
rNr Hrai3 and I.m,S.
R.sclred That in view OF the reeult of the recent
election and of the importance TO the county mat the
principles Of the Republican party he carried mi" effect
that tie Republican Executive Committee Of SOmcr-ct
Cunrty be requested tn call meeting OF SAID party at
Union Hall in Somcrve, at an early daN 20 consider
the pressnt condition aud prospects OF SAID party aud
=, 5atcrmiuc upon the course oi policy to Dc par-ued
,'otiI our forts are crowned with success.
Pr,oir,d That the Republican organization he con
tuued until its great principles OF Liberty ana Human
kjc1lts sLaL reign triumphant. .,,,.,.,.