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IPor the Chroniclc.I
tut tHN NNtVHIVIN.I
FOOTvILLE, Wis, July, 1856.

IOOINiLLEJ WIS, July, 1000.
Dear Chronicle Il left your place
some two weeks since for this place,
which is my home. A part of the way
1 travelled across the country. On my
way from Chicago, l stopped at the lit
tie village of Dundee, in the northern
part of Illinois, over Sunday, and l can
not forbsar giving you a little incident
which l met with there, to show you
how Fremont and Dayton stand in the
estimation Of the people in that part Of
the State. a portion of their communi
ty are s~piritualists, and they have built
a temple, in which to hold their meet.
ings. 1t is of a peculiar structure, but
| have not time TO give YOU a descrip-
ton Of it. TIL If meeting was adjourned
from tie house TO the grove, as there
W re so many hat they could not get
INTO the house. Then speaker was a
very primitive looking parsonage with
locks unshorn and wearing a long gown.
He said the spirit of Henry Clay COM
menced speaking through him. The
theme of course was politics, as Clay
was a political man. He spoke at length
Of the intrigue, corruptions. &c. of the
government, and closed by saying that
although he differed in some points with
the Democratic candidate for President,
yet he thought him much the best man.
That Ire was a better statesman than
Fremont, and that he OBJ was Just the
man required to take the reins Of The
government at the present crisis. l was
accompanied 10 the meeting by mine
host of the Dundee house, who (by the
way,) has been q strong admins ration
man until the Kansas outrage was en-
acted, but he says he cannot stand it
any longer, and has come u for FIRE.
mont and Dayton. As the preacher sat
mine host raised his hat, and pro-
posed three cheers for Fremont, and
arose three almost d~ealening cheers
for the peoples candidate. The congre-
cation was not a set of rowdiea, but was
composed of farmers and mechanics
So L have found it every where. The
people are for Fremont, and cannot
be humbugged.
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED
AND CONQUERED.

0fall the various ills that detract from the enjoy
ment OF human life, most OF them may he traced to 4
disOrdered condition Of the nervous system. The hor-
rOrs Of Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness, arise in most
cases from this cause. 0ur readers may remember. on
several occasions before, We have alluded to the Won
derfII cures, or notifications Of Fits, made by the Veg
etable Extract E~pileptic Pills. invented and prepared
more, Md. We feel fully satisfied that these Pills have
cared some Of the most stubborn cases Of Epiiep-
Cramps. Spasns. &c We now record the fact, that
ing every forn of nervous debility; no matter whether
manifested in the acute and excrUciating form Of Nsu-
ralgia, Tic dOloreux, or Nervous Headache, the mise
~ Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, the suGerin=s Of Isheu-
matiEm or Gout, the meiancholy Authorization or de
pressed sririis or hysteria, their effects willie equally
happy and certain. Persons in the country can write
to the inventor. and have the medicine forwarded TO
them by nal The prices are. one box, So; two boxes,
S.; tweve boxes, "a; and sent to any part of the cOur-
try free OF postage. Direct your communications to
SET :. Y los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
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SHERIFF'S SAIL
~ Joseph B. ConoYer,
William Potter, e Al,

60 IT.
By virtue Of an order of sale isspeJ 49,, L n.
ulet Coart OF Irumbuil County, Ohio, on decree mad.
Al their April Term, A. d. 1850, TO me directed and
uehNered, by the clerk thereof, as Sheriff and .neciaI
n1S'eF' nave levied on. and shall expose 10 nn,Iic
s4iS, according 10 law, 1t the door Of The Court Home
Z "airen,ln sad eounty, on Saturday, the 9Th ~ Sen.
tsm'er, A ID. ieJ6, between the hours Of 10 o'eIock
NJ and 4 o'elocS, P. NJ, Of said dav. the f-Uowin1
ceseribed real estate TO wit Sitnate in NsWton Toxpe
sap, No. IN the 9TH range Of townships, ia he Con
hsctieut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio. ard
Sh;eh IS also IN the county Of TIumLulI, and IS known
" l0t NO. TWO, u section y, and east part Of section
SO.%l' commencing in the middle of the Nahoninv
RIVER at the center line. through section 50. thence
sest seEenty-three chains and ninety-eight IipksT3 0s1
% me line Of section p, thence north on sand line %
ehalns ana % Inks to the corner Of the section thence
west ~ CHAINS AID 10 Links thence south 81 chains
~" . HnSs % the county line, thence east 10
ehinS and III links, thence north 3 chains and SO
LhSs' thence east 10 chains, thence south 3 chains and
9O INKS, thence east 81 chains and ) links. thence
hoTth ehains and ID links, thence east 10 chains and
e. INKS to the original Town Plat, thence north n
chains and 20 links, thence east IA chains and &c links,
10 the middle OF the river, thence northwards down said
river 20 the place of beginning. and containing in all,
Two hundred and seventy-six acres Of land. C276)
10 he sold at the suit Of Joseph B. ConoTer, in the
above entitled cause. subject to a claim Of Dover. by
Ann Porter, wife Of William Porter. in the event Of
her surviving him. Appraised ut thirty one dollars
per acre CSSD II. R. HARMON, Sheriff. and
Special Master.
Sheri1tS Office, Warren. Au-ust 9Th. IS56-5t-R
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SHERIFF'S SALE

~ The State Of Ohio. TrumbunC County.
IN petition for partition. in the Court Of Gamma,
Pleas OF Trumbull County. Ohio. H
- virtue Of an order Of sale, to me directed and
IelTered. BY the CLERK Of said Court, wherein Fuis
6eire- ahd Martha PIERCE are petitioners. and Sylvan.
euEuorden, John AtSater. SyIvsnus AtEater. olive
atNa.er' Ethan A-Water, Thomas Atwater. and Donx
y M are defenda IS. shall expose to public sale.
= Nv uoor . the Court House, il Warren. in .ajd
~ "a saturday, the 9th day Of September A ID
- we hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m, and 4
- y - sala day.tie following described real
70 VIZ a Certain tract. or parcel Of lard witb
ne anplrtenanees, lying and b ing in the to~nsii, ~
9-zetst' IN siid county Of Trumbull, and bounae5 mi
Ies1rloed a. follows: Being known by part OF Iots NJ
lhTE-e'sht (Sl- and is bounded on the vet nv ~
~ me OF said lot, which is also the east Inc Of Id
ynISy-hine (Ss(. and on the soU.h By the south line al
,9t 10. thiTty eight C3e), which is TIE north line n Toe
No.iorty three 49, and on the east by the easf Iins ~
SAi1 lot No. thirty-eight o., which is the vest line N
2 No thifty- seven go. and to extend as far north a.
wli contain thirty acres Of land. subject "a bigh,rav.
APPRAISED al thirty dollars per acre C3O). one third
~ ~ pirShase money to be paid on the day Of sale.
one tElrd m one year thereafter, and one third in -
years from said day Of sale, and interest," thereon E;tS
approved security. IL. UARVOT S6-.f1
S1erifs Office, Warren, July 9th. Isj6-jt-SG6a
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Conventions for Nominating Judge Of
Common Pleas and Congressional Rep
resentatiYe.

Conventions for Nominating Judge Of
Common Pleas and Congressional Rep,
resentative.
The JUDICIAL CONVENTION Of the Com.
mon Pleas Circuit of the counties OF
Portage, Mahoning, and Trumbull, will
be held at Ner'oa Falls, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of August next, 1t which
place and time a Republican candidate
for the Office Of Common Pleas Judge
will be put in nomination.
The CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION for
the 91st District will be held at Warren
on Thursday the 18th day of August
next, for the nomination of a Republican
Representative to Congress.
The townships of TrumbuIl County will
be represented in both conventions as fol-
lows /; to wit the townships of Farm
ington, GuStavus, and Hartford will
each be entitled to tOO delegates, War
rem will be entitled to -four delegates,
and all the other townships 10 n each.
1t is recommended that the primary
meetings for the election of these dele
gates be held in the several townships at
the several places, on Saturday evening
August 9th, at II o'clock.
G. W. SMITH,
On behalf Judicial CommmiRee.
j. D. Cox,
On hehnf GononessionnL Com uiHee
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Proud of Jul PARTY.

A Democrat sneeringly remarked tC
us a day or two since you Republican;
really seem to be proud of you party
We are, and should we not be? In ii
are to be found old, experience, tiled
men, whose locks are whitened by the
now Ct many winters, who with in
crcasing years, have gathered increasing
wisdom, whose ~counseis guide and direct.
There are the men in the full vigor Of
life's prime, with the heart to feel, the
brain to conceive, and the hand to ex
eeufe; the intelligent laboring men, the
masses, the native born son of the soil,
tie emigrants from Ireland, England,
Scotland, GERMANY and FIR nee; theread-
ers the thinkers, men of though: and OF
a:tien. There too, are the young men /;
the frank, true, open hearted, whose
minds are free from the muddy ta'nt of
political serfdom, free from the lust for
Office, and the thirst for gain, whose ma
tive instincts teach them love for free
dom and the right. Then too, lest but
not least, the ladies are with us.
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Land Wsulnts.
The Washington Star thus notices anC
quotes land warrants:

Prices have advanced 3 cents per acre
since our last report 1t is now conf
IDENTIFY believed that The bill pending be
fore Congress TO make land warrants re-
ceivable on reserved sections of rail road
grants, and at the public land sale, will
become a law this session. The belief
has caused holders to decline selling at
present rates. and has given frmness to
market, which makes the demand con.
tinue in excess of the supply, producing
a consequent steady rise. Should the
market reach 81 per acre, the limit put
upon large amount lying in the mar
ket, the supply must be in excess of the
demand We advise all who have war
to send them to market to be sold
on the passage of the bill referred to, as
we are confident prices will be higher
immediately on its passage than at any
subsequent period.
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REPUBLICAN q N
Nominating Convention

The Republicans OF Trumbull County
are requested to meet by Dele gates, in
Convention, at Warren,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
to nominate candidates to be SUI ported at
the coming STATE election, in October,
for the following Offices: Auditor, Com.
missioner and Inirmary Director.
Tie basis of representation. as fixed by
Convention of 1852, is one Delegate for
each township in the County, and one
additional for each 40 votes cast for
Chase at the last election, and one for
each fraction of twenty or more /; giving
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I EGAL NOTICE.

- A X Tyler, Of Hartford, Washington County. in
me state OF Wisconsin. will take notice, that Silas A.
Jaekson,of the county Of TrlmIull, in the State Of Ohio,
dtd, on the 18th day OF December. A. D. 1855, file his
petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas within and fO.
tae county Of rrumhull in said State Of Ohio. against
tae sad A r. Tyler ard Oliver ii Jackson. defendants.
setting forth, that on or about the twentieth day OF
Nay A. d. 1850 plaintiff and defendants ei I rcd into a
eo-nartnership Tor the purpose Of manufacturing and
selling, a certain machine known as Bueis & Browns
patent Smut Mill. and also 10 sell the same, q at they
were to share equally in the profit and loss and q tally
responsible Tor all necessary cost aud expence in said
hns'nessi that IN pursuance Of said agreement plain
ta engaged IN said business. and therein expended IN
4 ! Tour hundred and eighty dollars and ninety-tWo
cents and twenty days time more than defendants, that
he does not know how mach slid defendants have ex-
pended in the business, and that defendants refuse 20
settle; he therefore asks a determination of said part-
nership, and thata account be taken. and the property
OF said fra he sold and applied to payment Of the in
deAtedness Of said firm; and a final decree that will
equalize the profits or loss Of each panty. And the
said defendant. Tyler, is notified that he is required
to appear and answer said PETITION. on or before the
the third saturday after the eleventh day Of September,
A D. 1856. SILAS A~-JACKS0N,
aug 8, ISjS-5T. By ". Smith. his ATTN.
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Giddings and Fdmundson.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Post relates the following
anecdote:
Mr.. Eimundson, during the present
session, interrupted Mr.. Giddings in one
of his speeches, by approaching, and
with a menacing air, challenged him to
" say that again !" The S~haksperean
retort of The sturdy veteran was admira-
bly, telling. Shaking bis white head
with excitement, stretching forth his
arms with indignant defiance, the brave
old giant exclaimed :
Go show your slaves how eholerie you are,
And make your bondmen tremble."
"But don't come here - Whereupon
Mr.. Elmundson returned TO his seat.
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Columbiana County.

The Buckeye State, New Lisbon,
says:
One word 10 our neighbor up street.
You are constantly counting the Demo
cratic gains at each township and Dor
ough election. Do you know that Co.
lumbiana county intends giving Fremont
from fifteen hundred to tco thousand of a
majority ? Well, it's even so. The
noses have been counted, and we hold
ourself in readiness to throw up our old
beaver, or arbitrate a new one on the
occurrence Of that event. Yes sir
Well give your Border Rufian party
"'Jessie'' from the word go. Mark what
We say.
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For the Chronicle.I
TT tWN NHE1"tOsNFI
HUBBARD. AUG. Ash. 1886

NessrS Editors We had the pleas
ure of attending a Republican meetini
in this old sink hole of L~ccofocoism O
the 2l, and was very much pleased an.
astonishcd at the change that is gradual
ly but surely coming over the place.
The meeting was organized by calling
Henry Bennett to the chair, and wa
first addressed by Mr.. H. A. Hall, o
Youngstown, in a short spicy speech, il
Which he showed the beautiful consistenc,
of Mr.. Buchanan's former political ca.
reer-and rcVieve,l with thrilling eGfec
the outrages that had been committed
in Kansas upon III" suffering settlers anC
peaceable emigrants from the Nor,herr
S:ates-and went on to show who were
responsible for these crimes, under what
administration these things had all beer
done-how this same administration had
given aid and assistance to The enemies
OF peace and industry, and showed that
James B~Uchanan's administration, il
e'ectel, was only to be 4 ~prolopgation Of
that of Frank Pierce's. After MIR. Hall
had clOsed-.he speech of the season
was made by Mr.. jesse Baldwin-it was
a speech that toll upon the audience
and that will tell with effect mex. No.
vember. He took up the Philadelphia
and Cincinnati Platforms, and with a
calm carnes.ness that won all hearts dis
cussed the relative positions Of The Two
parties-descan:ed at some length upon
tie principles of squattcr sovereignty
showed that it was a catch word used
by he ~slaveocracy TO mislead and de-
ccive honest Democrats, and that it was
but n her mann for slavery extension
went into a thorough and minute in
vestigation Of the powers Of Congress in
the Territories-showed the repeated
decisions Of the Supreme Court upon the
subject-gave the opinions of such men
as Judges Story and Kent, of Jefferson
and Madison, and indeed showed that
all the great statesmen from the forma-
lion OF our government until the present
have recognized the power OF Con-
gress over slavery in the Territories, and
their present nominee, James Blu
chanan had been one of the most ardent
supporters of this same principle as late
as 1843. But his closing appeal to his
old associates and fellow Democrats of
Hubbard was grand. Why we had no
idea that he was so much Of an orator
every mar that heard it believed that al
in Mr. Baldwin's opinion he was
in a good cause-he spoke
about two hours, and from the COM
to the close, the audience
seemed 'bound by a SPELL" The meet
.ng was about equally represented by
he Democrats, Wings and Free Sellers
upon the whole it was a glorious meet
ng-and the old wheel horse of Democ-
-acy here finds that is beyond his power
keep his old Democratic brethren in
rank and file, keeping step to the music
slavery extension. A few more such
meetings here and there will be but one
1r two left to tell the fate of their defeat
IN next election day-and they would
'nly be left because they will not come
,ut TO hear. HUBBARD.
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marnaqts.

In Southingson, July 31st, by Homer Norton,
ESQ, Mr. JAMES LONG, to Miss ESTHER
HURD, both of the former place.
In Garfield, July 24th, Mr.. JOHN FULL
WILDER, and MARY ANN OSBORNE, both
of Can6elI.
In Austintown, on the 9Th ut, Mr.. SAMUEL
KIMBERLY, and Miss CATHARINE WEBB,
both Of Austintown.
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Sheriff 5 Office, Warren, August 9Th " Isss 81 s9s5i y
SHERlFF'S SALE

-, ~ tIfsae OF an order Of sale in attachment, ;.,n.d
t . e : . court OF Common Pleas Of Trumhuii Coun-
80 o. ~ state OF Onio, to me directed and delivered bv
Is ~ aIe, al tue door fthe Court House. in war;
n is ssuIty. on Saturday, the 9th day or september
Z ofcro.S oet"een the hours OF 10 o'clock, a. m ami
Iss.-5 ss o George W. Hoover, in and to the foiIovinS
AZ ia real estate, to wit; about eighty four acre.
~ Obic Ia IN Hubbard township, Trumbun Coun.
. an .Uas : iand' on the north by James Montronerv,,
ma "a o. % the west BY John VOLTS land. and public Raj.
: og'hS the real estate Of Isaac Uoovs- $500
- - ns1I ann equitable interest Of said George w
- - oglhg seventh part Of said eighty four acre.
' WIKI" : undivided. Appraised at s24O.
SAu~- H. HARMON. SheriH
snerifs Ofice. Warren, Aug. 9th. 60 ~
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DISTRESSING AND SINGULAR Occur

DISTRESSING AND SINGULAR Occur
RENCE-laR and Team AH1cked Jy
Bees.-Mr. S. Hooper, residing near
McKissack's Grove, Iowa, while driving
his team past the house of Eli Slusher,
last Tuesday, was attacked by BEES
They made the attack apparently in three
distinct strings apparently about the
size of a mans arm, first attacking the
horses. Mr.. II. still held to the team
until MeSsrs. Gilmore and Slusher came
to his assistance. One horse, in endea.
yoIing to extricate himself broke a blood
vessel, and died shortly after; the other
is severely injured. They attacked Mr..
Hooper and those who came to his as
s~islance. Every thing was done that
could be TO exlricate the unfortunate
men, but not until Mr.. Hooper and Mr..
Slusher were so severely injured that but
little hope Of their recovery is entertain
ed. The symptoms and suffering of the
unfortunate men resemble those Of hy-
drephobia.-NeJraSka City NeWs.
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GHERIFF'S SALE :

~ virtEe Of an alias Order Of Sale. issued an, =,
=, ~ - ~ {, common Pleas,o of rrumbulI County. Ohio.
tI-fN tfers1i. to me directed and delivered. 4
~ expose 10 pshHc sale, at the door Of he Can't
ssr - !. narrep.. in said county. on Saturday, the Gth
oiclors pII'Ser' a. d.. le56. between the hours Of 10
SiOck, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock. p NJ on saf5 ~. a
Warrsns described tract or LOT Of land, situats in
Conneci;cn, TWaEnsaiP No. 4. in the 4th range in the
which is known as whole OF lot NJ ~ I, %, ? Un,o, and
pinetsen h., "srrsn, appraised under former order. AZ
sold At he s1is "a N sixty-six dollars. (sI.966) to be
istrator Of Caroline NexeII. against the admin
Sheriff, on.s H. HARMON. sheriff.
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Saturday Evening, August 9th, is re-
commended as a suitable time for boiling
the primary Meetings in the various
Townships, TO select these Delegates.
We are pleased 10 announce 10 the peo-
pie of Trumbull and adjoining counties,
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Hon. z. p. SPAUEDENG,
AND
Hon u IA ga

will address them at WARREN, on lhc
18Th day of August. Oiher speakers
may be expected. Harvest being over,
the people can turn out EN- MASS, and Let
the Stare drivers know that "doe-faces,' y
and servaes, are not the staple of man.
kind in this region. COME ONE, CONE
All
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no THOSE NEEDING MILLS THE

= undersigned wish to say, that they are still man
ufacturins their Prcliya FGHEiEg Nils, which viii
he 50 far improved the present season. as to enable
them, with one operation, to ftfOr market.
TIMOTHY. CLOVER AMI PLAN SEEDS,
depOsiting them in separate boxes for that purpose /;
in addition to the perfect cleaning Of all kinds Of grain
heretofore affected by them. They respectfully solicit
an examination OF their Mills. being confident that With
their Grass Seed Screen. two Wheat Screens, Fine and
Coarse Wheat Sleeves. Flax oeed Sieve, AMI Rat Dirt
Cieaver, they cannot fail to sait the most P5rticuEr-
II Address the undersigned at Farmington. Trun-
bull Co. W. CURTIS s
an Z u,
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DEATHS.

At Toledo, Ohio, July 2ad, HARRIET NJ,
wife OF John E. Hunt, Jr.. and daughter Of r.
L. F. Whittlesey, aged % years.
In Rome, Ashtabula county, Mrs. RUTH
CROWELL, aged Go years.
In Braeeyille, on the 2Sth ult., HENRY MAR
SHALL, son. of Augustus and Mary Elwell,
aged two years.
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THE UNITED STATES COOKING

HIRE! FIRE! The Portage Mutual
Il Insurance Company, incorporated IN ie5%, mas
been, tor many years doing a successful and satsiae-
az Vire Insurance. and now offers to the Public as safe
and Reasonable Insurance as can be obtained in any
other responsible COmpa y either east or vest
The Yearly Assessments are now due. and in the
b,nIs Of The undersigned for collection. Our friends,
boI5,ps polieies in the Mutual Department. will greatly
oblfge me by calling in immediately, and paying the
same f1r fSliclsS IN either branch, cal on
JULY I6, ISJ5-Im 7. j. McLAIN.