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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

Pana IN BRoApwAx-Between ono and swo O'Clock
yesterday morning, Ore discover = in the aco>
and embroidery store No. 81 broadway, F-ank2
broken open the body OF the hro sounf bnrring
!, hc counter desk used by the cashier u the cs,absh
msnt The hamcs we're very soon txt.aguished on.tbo
aspiration of . stream OF water. Tto. damage 20 tho
sioek viii be principally by smoke and water. mdre
tbe stock. follows: alton ksrrsnos
i1rk. $4,000; Ina of Hartford, $4,000 Mst-cpessaa,
az bCo East River, 81 500: National $4,000, TX niloa.
=, sco 8roadway, $4,000, and Long bland, s50o--
ltta $4,000. The back basemcrt occupied CT Henry
II Hetmor and isriy his furniture Tas danig gst somo-
What by waics insured FOR $500. IN hs hsmsn Insv
Company. second story occupied by q y. Look I
wood sant tailor DAMAGE insured Cor 81 GOO n
the Pacific Insurance Company, tho IRE nrst die-{
covered by Patrick DOYLE one cf Thompsors wni.arA
who on his way homo, whe,. sccirg srnoke issN
rom thc store hc gave the EARN Tho arisln q W
IRE - uaser investigation by ia fire Marsaal who
early a. the store, and mads cxsriani,u &c 10
Irenrisas. Tro building s cwned BY Nr. John M ~
There n but little damage dcra 70 he builiing
A SAAvx Ssvoalxp ON 10, ~ rm srrsrSnR RoLs~s ~
TN Sunday evening, a,ous seven O'Clock, tho above
nshir arrived at her Geek, lrcm MahmonA VA, and
durins The night, as they verc dschrgnG hoe cargo
which was q msn, he Being nesr'y sufooated for the
wsns OF ar. re broke hrorgh the I'd, ~ha1 was dis-
covered that he Fugitive savs and the sameP
sredatey tent frcD her dock md anchored c6 Sandy
cok and The neer sssnt on bcsxd one or VI Mehmnc
packet bound there,
rErE rr--rSef rs ANFfotys .-TAe ratch tevmi-
netei yesterday favor Of TIA Enesa, viI ne wicks
40 ,pare The core stood a. fnowa English 12S5i-s
lso Ancricaas 6@-l1sS-2.A
Ayxmc,Ss. o. NxwArx rsrAnurmA-A os-nss&
match vii DE played betxeeu tho above PARTIES a fs
q K. New -orsey, TO-DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

CAPTUhE OF AN ALLEGED FOfGEk.
few weeks ego letter received by the CHIEF q
Police In this city from Mr. HodSson Chief supsrnsea
dent OF the london police wherein It stated thaa
German named Frederick Carl UTrck who was inpA.
Gated In some forgcres upon ts Ban &C Eoxland, haA
escaped 10 this country board tho ship rcondcrogs
with some cf the counterfeh plates Ia hD posesson
jesnt Bowycr entrusted with Tire task Of arresras
inc Ian when the vessel arrived. description Of The
fugitive forwarded from Ensaac, and with this dooa
msnt IN his hand Boxysr proceeded 10 the EmxrsuA
depot at the Cele Garden sad awaited u ayr'va o he
Iicondcroga. Uilcer White euxaf "a BY Mr. Bovy1
10 aid him in. The arrert. As the
sci arrived the accused was Immediately idsu-
uhed as the person tho officers In search q.
They did not deem II prudent, however, 10 hars
upon the spot Ley traced hD % boarding hours n
Allen street, and yom thence the fourth story of
had taken up permanent quszseiS. and bsay
gsgce IN following his old occups0h. forr1g fsnu-
me bank note pates. The o1lcers wcrs aware OF 0o
In which Ullrick spcn, bis tine and n ordcr 70
prevent hs nnAhrg counterfeit bank no'c plate CT she
Rockville hnk, OF Rockville, Connecticut, they totar.
mined 10 arrest him, and thus preclude the possibtg a
bs flooding the community with the spurious stnn mis-
was nectd yesterday morning, as UiUick was sAged
In engraving be counterfeit plato. with genuine two"
the above bank before hi for copy On bsi- zqpes-
toned the prisoner stated that no merely grsvng
sDccimeus with vew OF getting employment ',ut the
oxcuse was act good one, Mr. Ulirick oaked up
10 tho Tt.Ss Tor examir aiion. Tue prisoner, wn, y
nsuvo OF Berlin ensisd In tho British GerC q LAGou
At Hafaz, but obisncA his discharge the Anong
CT thorcemont ~ very probable that ho IN not bs
back 10 England bs, vii tske trip 70 Sng Ses
imts,oa although bas not yet received Ia nnsnana
IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08
SPEAKER Bank IN PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT SPEECH IN INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.

He ElagelIates the Democratic Quacles ami
Empires Of ls54~5-6, and Contrasts the
Policy of mr.. Jeaersos, an Rs ference to
slavery, with that Of mr. Buchanan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

Before Bou. Judge Bnswoyth.
cSp. T--Cww>iiss Wonderful, De E1unev. h<r:ns "a
f1syt, and ohers Sockholfr IF he Accssoyv Tra.sf1
. .rporr y. corne,n n. gors'r.-.vo suits were
the Accessory TraDsh Company, and Mo olh>r IN 'shs
rae CT TIE stochholders 10 recover large amount n
ed the company during the period * his sxseuxy ~ s
Tfsrciseo. In The suit cormcncct ths csssnsiy M.
Cur,son was held 70 ball 70 s'sabo0 h. $40 sss con-.
merccd IN the name or the facxbollsYs IN ssachn.f
n fcsurn of sQooo0a e ssuca sfasEi the srapcrb
VI. Garrison. BctA sas fer o. atS Sed TIA
form Tire ssfc srcrd 30 trourt' efiNtf y tt ees
II tar csmfaty ~ Ia ffr tfUs s tNe F
Nt fN t Nssst NtN..#Ns *f. .tfM. f4s r.
NHftt tUN fNtl iatstnorcf lll lt tas ~ ~.
,'S.. y Pc L.ssa1 .ni pls&es Ie4..esA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08

trtH tta l.t sMt NNGs. ike NJ. Ell 4y. s.t U.t tn
SUsA..s, l,asntlgg re' rss,2raleG :. tIA reye.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Western Reserve College.

The fall term of this Institution, will eom-
menee on Thursday, September 18th. The pres
ent academical year opens with more eneourag-
ing auspices than it has for several years. A
freshman class, very respectful in numbers, will
enter at the opening of the next session. The
administration of President Hitchcock, will
make this home Institution the Yale of the West
as regards t~horoughness of mental discipline,
and a high STANDARD of scholarship. While
many of our western literary institutions have
been trying experiments, allowing partial courses
of study, and permitting ignorance and within
to make the selection for themselves, this Col
lege has all along, through good and evil report,
adhered closely to the tried systemof mathemati-
cal and classical studies; requiring all who en-
ter her halls, to submit to the rules, and pursue
the sure course of mental discipline, marked out
out for their guidance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
To the Public.

We. the Ladies of Warren, having made ar
rangements for a dinner, to be given at the Fair
Grounds, on Wednesday, the 10th inst, earn
estly invite all generous men, benevolent women,
hungry children, in short, all lovers of good
things, to give us their hearty patronage at that
time. We have spared no pains to have our Ia
bic amply supplied, with every variety, both of
substantials and delicacies, which the season af-
ford, and confidently expect to satisfy, even the
most fastidious, who will favor US with a call
The proceeds of the dinner are to be devoted to
furnishing the new High School building; thus
affording an additional indueement for one and
all to buy of Us. As there may have been some
families unintentionally omitted, when soliciting
donations for our table, we would say to such,
and also our friends in the country, that any con-
tributions will be thankfully received the day
previous, or on Wednesday morning, at the house
of Mr.. Parsons.
Asaloon for the sale of Cake and Ice Cream,
will also be open, in a room adjoining the din
ner apartment. A practical appreciation of the
effort in this line, it is to be hoped, will beman-
ifested. None should fail to experience the de-
licious effects of such a dish, in such a crowd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
The Dinner at the County Fair.

By the card which we publish in this paper,
it will be seen that the Ladies of this town are
fully prepared to present to their guests, at their
table, on the Fair Grounds, all the substantials
and delicacies which the market and the season
afford. This is a strong reason, (and perhaps
the only one usually needed, in all cases when
men are hungry why they should be patrOnized
largely. But it should not be forgotten, that the
whole proceeds of their dinner are to be devoted
to furnishing the High school; and consequent
ly ell the labor which they perform, and expense
which they incur, are entirely gratuitous, and
freely given for a noble purpose. Therefore,
while we hold it to be wisdom on the partofvis-
itors from the county at large, who would get
their moneys worth, and be well served, to eat
AZ their tablet is the duty of every citizen Of
this tOcn, who has the causeof education at heart,
not only to buy a ticket forhimself. but also take
one or more ladies with him, (if he can find any
who will go.)
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Letting of the New Castle & Darlington
Rail Road.

We learn from the Lawrence Journal, that the
Directors of the New Castle and Darlington Rail
road Company met in Pittsburg on Monday last,
and allotted the contract for grading and bridg-
ing of their road, to Jos. Chamberlain d Co, on
very favorable terms, such as Will insure the i'm
mediate completion of the road. Thomas J.
Power was appointed Resident Engineer, with
instructions TO prepare the line for work imme-
diately.
This road will form the connecting link be-
tween the Cleveland d Mahoning and the Ohio
& Pennsylvania Railroad, thus completing the
chain from Cleveland to Pittsburg, via the Ma
honing Road. As the distance bythis route will
be some twenty or more miles nearer than by the
Cleveland d Pittsburg Road, it must, as a mat
ter of course, draw a large majority of the travel
and freight between the two cities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Fair Week-amusements, &c.

Next week promises to be one of great attrac'
ton, in Warren. Mrs. L. L. Deming, the most
popular female vocalist who ever visited oul
place, designs to be here and give one or more
concerts; on what evenings we are not apprised
On the evening of the second day, the 10Th,
there will be a Grand Ball at the Gaskil House
We are informed that Mr.. Ascher intends to
eclipse his former efforts on such occasions, and
the dancing community knows that he has here
tofore been successful. A fine Band from Cleye-
land will be in attendance.
Let everybody come to town, and don't forget
the Ladies Dinner, on the Fair grounds, in aid
of the School House Fund.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
L,ctures the coming Winter.

Are the citizens of Warren TO have a course of
Lectures this season? If they are, this is The
time when the arrangements should be made,
while the l~eetrring Committee are making their
arrangements for the winter. Now that speak
ers from abroad can come by railroad, and de
liver a lecture in town and be off without con-
suming tw~enty-four hours in coming from Cleve-
hnd, and as many more in returning, through
fithomless mud, We think Warren can afford a
course of lectures as easily as neighbOring towns
of loss pretensions and dimensions. A meeting
should be held, and a Commits appointed to
take the matter it charge. Some such men as
Prof. Agazzi, Mitchell, Silliman, Hitchcock, s.
John, Olmstead, Lieut.. hurry, Messrs- Bayard
Taylor, Giles. Curtis, &c, should be engaged to
deliver one or more lectures here per month, and
home talent, (Which We have in a~bundance) to
fill up the vacancies, giving US one lecture each
week. Our own town and county possess cii-
zens who are amply qualified to discharge this
duty with profit to any audience. A small fee
could be charged for admission tothe lectures by
foreign lecturers, which would defray all expen-
pShsess MulS lhe lSSbuNSs " OW OMH SAhAShcs
could be gratuitous.
We sincerely hope this matter will receive the
early consideration of our citizens. The expert
enee of the past has shown that lectures, here,
are always well attended; and sure, when the
young of both sexes are willing and aariOus to
avail themselves of the advantages of such valu-
able means of improvement, the faculties which
can be so easily procured, should not be denied
them. Warren has done herself honor by the
ample provision made for one class of learn
ers, in her noble High School, and at a heavy
expenditure; now let her citizens, without ex-
pense, provide for another equally worthy. whose
age or-oeeupstions, shut them out from school.
Since the above was in type. we have learned
that a eours, of lectures will be delivered at the
High School, 10 teachers, ssu Tents, and all 9th
ers who clIcose to attend, uion educational sub
jects, 10y Prof. james Marvin and I'D. Cox, ESQ.,
alternately. They will be delivered on Fridays
of each week, at 4 o'clock P. NJ. This is an ex-
eellent plan, and will be highly beneficial; still,
as our f-rstsuggestion was designed more espee-
tally for the benefit of a large class of young
men, whose avocations would prevent them
from attending during business hours, we hope
it will receive the attention of the citizens.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
CHERIFFlS SALE

y BY virtue Of an order Of sale in attachment issued
out Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trnmhan Corn-
t.. and State Of Ohio. to me directed and delivered ~
tn Clerk thereof, / have levied on. and shall exposeto
public sale, a. the door Of the Court House. in Ware ,,
in said county. on Saturday the 9Th day Of Ssptember.
A d. IS56, between the hours Of 10 o'clock. = m. and
4 o'clock. p. NJ. Of said day, the legal and equitable
interest Of George W. Hoover, in and 10 the following
described real estate. to wit; about eighty four Seros
Of land, situate in Hubbard township, Trunhul Cour-
ty, Ohio, and bounded as follows: On the east BY WI.
liam Longs land, on the north by James Montgomery
land, or the west by John VOLTS land. and public road,
and on the south by the east and west center Highway,
It being the real estate Of Isaac Hoover, deceased
Said legal and equitable interest Of said Geoig &c W
Hoover, being seventh part Of said eighty fur seres
of land, which is undivided. Appraised At $50
II. r. HARNo Sheriff.
rA--.r.- or L. L.. c.h Is-s Al Ii I -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
SALE

III ULALTNd
By virtue OF an Order o Sale, to me direeted and
delivered by the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Trdmbull county. Ohio, l shall expose 10 Public Sale,
as upon execution at law. At the door Of the Court
House, in Warren. in said county, on saturday +tke
Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 O'Clock 2 NJ, Of said dAy. the
following described Real Estate, to wiz 'Situate IN
Warren, or township No. 4. in the 4th range Of town
Of ohio, AID which is alsoin the county Of Trumbull,
and is known ~ lots nunI er twenty (2O and " erty-
one eli. in block number eleven QD, in the south
survey Of the town plat Of Warren, reference being had
to the Town Plat, or map thereof, recorded in Tram
bull county Records Book Of maps. pages - and D
for certainty; - together with 4 turning lathe and steam
engine and boiler attached to a shop on said premises.
as a part OF the fixtures in said shop Appraised at
nine hundred dollars $500 COY. To be SOIL at the Szit
Of Giles o. Griswold against Madden & HARSH
II. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
shzriH's Once, Aug. 20, Is5G-5x-3 Is.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Republican Meetings.

B. F. Hoffman and C. W. Smith will address
the citizens of Niles and vicinity, on the politi,
cal questions of the day, at 2 o'clock, Saturday,
Sept. 9Th, 1856, in answer to Hon. R. P. Ran
ney's argument. Buchanan speakers have been
re Iuested and are expected to be present and
take part in the discussion. Let every lover OF
his country turn out and hear the truth.
j. Hutchins and P. E. Reed will address the
citizens of Braceville, on Friday evening, Sept
9Th, at Leiby's School House.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
.CHERIFFS SALE =
~ Joseph B. Conoyer,
William Porter, ct a

William Porter, ct al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of he Dis
triet Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio, on decree made
at their April Term, A. D.. 1850, to me directed and
delivered. BY the clerk thereof. as Sheriff and special
master, 1 have levied on, and shall expose to public
sale, according to law, at the door OF the Court House.
in Warren, in said county, on Saturday, the 9th Of Sep
temher, A. d. 1885, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. and 4 O'CLOCK, P, NJ, Of said day, the fcllosing
described real estate, to vii Situate IN Newton Town
shin. No. 3. in the 9Th range Of townships, in the Con-
n~scticut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio. aud
which is also in the county Of Tiumlull, AMI is known
hy lot No. two, q section %, ami east part OF section
No. 81, commencing in the middle Of the MahOnirg
River. al the center line. through section %, thence
west seventy-three chains AMI ninety-eight lipkSC3 81
TO the line OF section 81. thence north on SAID line 20
chains and 50 links to the corner Of the section. thence
west 10 chains and 10 links thence south 81 chains
and : links to the county line, thence east 10
chains and 10 links. thence north } chaina and 50
link. thence east 10 chains. thence south ; chains and
north , chains and ID links. thence east - chains and
81 links, to the original Town Pbt. thence north IL
chains and IS links, thence east u chains and 2Olhnks,
10 the middle Of the river, thence nor,hwards down said
river, to the place of beginning. and containing in all,
two hundred and seventy six acres Of land. CsI5)
To he sold at the suit OF Joseph r. Ccnever, in the
above entitled cause. subject 70 a claim Of Bower, by
Ann Porter, wife OF William Porter. in the event Of
her surviving him. Appraised al thirty one dollars
per acre. (s3D II. X. HARMON, Sheriff. and
Special Master.
sheria's Office, Warren, August 9Th, 1855 St 50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
A %TTACHMENT NOTICE.
Z II Attachment.

At nv instance, a writ OF attachment WAS issued by
Amos Allison. 4 Justice of the 'eaee Of NeatheTsheld
1rumbulI county. Ohio. on the soth day OF
Inne. IS5G. against the goods and ehatties. rights. ored-
It's. moneys and effects Of Andrew TOpler a non resi-
dent OF said county, for the sum OF Four Dollars and
Eighty eight cents. with interest from the 10Th day OF
June, 1885. Said cause viii he for hearing on the Ssth
day Of August. 1855, at 10 o'clock. An
a. n Is55-3xs INA THOMPSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
NHERIFF S SALE TTn7f

~ The State Of Ohio, Trumbun County. IS.
In petition for Partition. in the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Trumbull COUNTY. Ohio. a mss
BY virtue Of IN order q sale. to me directed and
delivered. by the CLERK Of aid Court, wherein Ellis
PIERCE and Martha PIERCE are petitioners. and Sylvznus
Burdorden. John AtWater, SylgRDus A~twar=-~0iiver
Atwater, Ethan Atwater. Thomas Atwater. and Dolly
Atwater. are defenda Is I shall expose TO public sale,
at the door Of the Court House, IL Warren, in said
county. on Saturday. the 9th day Of SepteniberaA.D D
1856. between tn hours of 10 o'clock. a m, and 4
o'clock. p ~. of said day, the following described rear
estate, TO wit: a certain trast,Or parcel of LAID with
the appurtenances, lying and being in the township OF
Bazetta. in said county Of T~rambull and bounded and
described rs follows Being known by part OF lots No.
thirty-eight C3s). and is bounded on The west By the
vest line Of said iot. which is also the east line OF lot
thirty-nine 60, and on the south by the south line Of
Ice No. thirty eight [37), which is the north line ofloE
No. forty three G9). and on the east by the east line, Or
said lot No. thirty-eight 81. which is the west line or
lot No. thirty seven 81. and 10 extend As faT north as
will contain thirty acres Of land, subject to highways.
Appraised at thirty dollars per acre or One FeiFss
Of the purchase money to be paid on the day or SAFE,
one third Ia orc year thereafter, and one third In Two
years from said day Of sale, and interest," thsi con. with
snproved securitv. u.R HARMON. Sheriff.
SheriHs Office, Warren. August 9Th, ls5e15t-S4,6j-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

DEAD AND RUN-All The World a
IL Stagel $50 says Shakespeare, and 50 say We"
Solomon, the wise King Of Israel. Was Of the opinion
there was a time to sell DeshIer's Pills. We can as.
sure you, friends, the time has come at SPRING &
REEDS, when the ''Chills,H Fever and Ague must
cease its devastation upon the human family, by the
use Of one box Of this positive remedy. "Deshler's
aug q. 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

RAJOUS' AND ALEXANDERS
~ SUPERIOR Kid Gloves assorted colors) sizes for
Ladies anG Gentlemen, at E. E H0Yf & Co.
lust OPENED A GOOD ASSORT-
- ment OF Silk, Soft. Wool. Panama and straw
Hats. at EDWARD z. lIOYT & co.
SEED BUCkWHEAT FOR SALE
ate E HOYT ( 60.
Warren, April %, 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

From the above statement it will he seen that kero-
sene produces the most light. at the least cost. and
that Burning Find produces the least light at the
greatest cost
L have also madea careful analysis ofyGur Kerosene
substances which would otherwise render il unfit fOr
burning iE lamps. When thus purified hy the process
now in use, i. is not explosive, even when il is heated
to sl2 F.. ana being much less volatile than camphene
is rot liable to smoke.
In view of the above facts. I am ~sanguine that your
Purified Kerosene" is ID destined 10 supersede all other
oils or burning fluids, as a source of artificial illumin-
alton. and would recommend it as the most valuable
material for that purpose with which ] am acquainted.
Very Respectfully. y our ohd't Servt.
EDWARD n. n Chemist.
Constantly on hand for sale by
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
INVEST GREENVILLF AND WAR

w rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that a tri-wetkiy
mail has been established kt Teen West GreeLyille.
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will he carried by
rem, on every Monday. "Wednesday amt Friday morn
ings. at Z O'Clock, and arriving AT Greenville the same
evening; and leaving Greenville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through BacOnsburg, Fowler,
Hartford. Burg Hill. 0raugeville and Mount Joy, aud
also connects with hacks for franklin, via GeOrgetoEn.
or Mercer, jamestown, nartstoEn, Conneautyilie. Gi-
rard aud GAINESVILLE. BROWN q WEST.
.ug % IsJ6-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
EROSFNE OR COAL OIL.

to call the attention OF the public to the annexed cer'
tihcate Of E y Kenl, Esq. Chemist rs a perfect an
swer to the now universal question, W nat shall We 30
for light Z"
LABORATORY, No. JIG jULI Sireut.l
New York. Feb. g, 1875.
The North American Kerosene Company,
GENTLEMEN II have made a careful p-hotonetrical
examination ct yGur he osene Oh, in comparison with
the Various kinds Of oil AID iGTning funds in use in
this c0lntTy, with tie following result