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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
News Items.


There was a report in Columbus. Fri
day, that a mistake in counting of a hun
dred votes had been discovered in the
Mt. Vernon district. in consequence of
which Sapp, Republican, would be re-
turned to Congress, instead of Burns,
Democrat, heretofore announced as
elected.
LArER.-We learn by n gentleman
from Mt. Vernon Saturday evening. that
Sapp has received the certificate of elec-
ton. 1t is thought that Burns will con
test.
Z~ANEsvI1LE, Oct. 24-The extensive
works # the Hamar Manufacturing Com
pany. opposite the Marietta, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
evening. They consisted of machins
shops. foundry, Touring mills, ware
houses, DC. A large quantity of wheat
-four was OH hand, all of which was con-
sumed. From se%venty-6ve TO a hundred
hands are thrown out of employment
Loss from $4,000 to 500, 600; insured
for $50. OaO.
Mr. Samuel g. Emley, Republican cam
didate for Sheriff in Montgomery county
at the recent election, has given notice
to Mr. David X. Boyer. Democrat. the
Sheriff elect, that he shall contest the
~latler's right to hold Office, on the ground
Of fraudulent voting.
MUNlFIcENF DONATION. - Sylvester
Lynd, of Chicago, has given 100000
Ia found a University in charge Of the
Presbyteriars. This munificent public
benefactor arrived in Chicago nine years
ago, from Scotland, with just two sover-
eigns in his pocket.
The Cincinnati Commercial of October
2Ist. says hat w. S. Groesbeck, Demo-
crat elected to Congress in the second
Ohio district. pleged himself to vote to
make Kansas a free State. by which he
gained at least two thousand votes.
Senator Clayton, Of Delaware. conIin-
ues severely indispOsed. On Saturday
last, he became a member of the Pres
bylerisn Church. and partook of the
Lords Supper in his sick chamber.
A writer in the Commercial says that
more colored people voted for Vslland-
ingham than voted for Campbell at the
late election.
The Urbana Citizen says that the
Fillmore paper in that town is edited by
Buchaniers. Very likely.
The Fillmore vote in Crawford coun.
ty. at the late election, footed up just one
cosf
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P~NOTICE.-DR- 5. STRoNG's FEVER DESTROYER
The pr"prietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues. the curative powers Of this new Remedy to
build up its own reputation. Every sureTer will he
leftto decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
hest recommendation it can acquire is to take il Ia the
sick room. and there let it speak for itself: let Il there
spread joy and peace around the pillow % suffering
and pain- II i will not do this. a thousand certificates
will 10 hut little towards securing the cOrf leEce OF tie
public. The testiInOniais-which are many and long
are published in a circular. as the limits Of an adver-
ti~ement will not permit-which Ie presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new
remedy. which may he found 1T the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and Calfnrnit-
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim. it will have great popularity wherever intro
ducet. ami form a great public blessing On the other
hand. IL it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
find it out. and demonstrate il as a humhus, "a base
imDosition " Sea advertisements.
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Buchanan DEMOCRATIC Slave Doctrine.

bucnanan Democratlo Slave Doctrine.
That the Freeman of The North may
know exactly what the Buchanan doc
trine Is, know what good times" Of
Slavery Extension Buchanan Democracy
Is striving To bring about, we copy the
following Jubilant prupheSy from that
Constitution land Union loving Southern
organ Of Democracy. the Richmond
Enquirer The Enquirer says:
lin less than four years a majority of
the North will desire the extension of
Southern slave labor into all regions fit
ted for it, and will advocate the Kansa,-
Nebraska bill in letter and in spirit -
That bill leaves the subject to be settled
by public opinion based on actual ex-
Per'ence ard free and calm discussion.
When the present excitement ceases.
and men calmly reflect how essential
African slavery is To the very existence
of modern civilization: how its partial
emancipation is rapidly Increasing the
price of sugar, coffee. cotton and other
slave products. whilst manufactured
goods. the product Of free labor. hardly
appreciate al all-ihey will see that ne
gro emancipation is equivalent Il white
"nslavement They will fnI. that As
TIL negro WORKS / IS, and cof e an sugar
and co'tcn rise; The poor white man
must work more and harder to purchase
them They will see that the pretended
friend of the negro is the actual and
worst enemy of the white mau. We say
pretended friend, for the negro never
was. and never can be. so well situated
As when subjected 10 Southern slavery.
But the North and England and France
will also disco er thai as their wants,
their population. and their manufactures
Increase. they will require a correspond
ing increase of slave labor, and exlen-
sion of slave terrific y to supply those
wants. feed and cloIhe that population.
nd furnish u market for those manufac-
lures. This i. our prophecy. These are
the good times coming"
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CALLING THE Roll OF Mr. TOXINS
SLAVES ON BUNKaR HILL The point
made by a Republican speaker in New
York. the other day, was noi a bad one.
'.Toombs." said he. ''bo ,sted that the
time would come when he could call the
roll of his slaves in the shadow of Bunk
er Hill monument. The time has come
now-hark he calls Rufus Choate,'
here B. F. Hallett,' = here
: Charles G. Greene HERE &C. ii.
Peaslee,' here" Shouts of laughter
followed the hit, but there is a melan-
choly moral in it. 1t is true.-Bostoa
atlas.
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E CURE OF PILES

CAuDsN. J., March l2th. 1Sj5.
Dear Sir-lt is with much pleasure / take this oppor.
tuHity of ~inf.rming you OF TIN great Heueht l have de
rave f. -m the use If a few bottles OF '.IIuvRinds Ger.
man B.tieIs." For a mum 'eY OF years l have been
sOIely ami severely afflicted with pain ina the stomach.
ATTENDED hy severe attacks of the Piles. for uheh ]
t1ed a great many remedies. Tut without a~iOrding me
any relief Being advised tn use the Herman Bitters.
! aid 50. using in cOucexiOn. fer the Piles. our spike.
nari Ointment, and 1 nos inform you that they have
entirely cured me and restored me to hralth. aud i
would advise all the afflicted to use your valu ,bIe med.
icine>, &c.
Respectfully yours. MARGARET REPSHER.
NO. Is Plum street, CAmben, J.
To Dr. G. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia.
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Death of Rev. J v Watson, of Chicago.

R,v James V. Watson, editor Of tie
UsStan CKristiOn Adpoc0te Chicago.
died yesterday, after an tx raOrdinary
and prorraced series OF bodily suffering
(resulting from violent and almost unre-
hitting attacks OF spasmodic asthma, tx
tending through a period OF % years
such As few men have evcr been called
upon 10 endure. His excruciaiiDg phys
icai fortunes, however. could never check
but for the moment, the ceaseleSS acJIvI-
ty AMI indumitabte energy Of his mind
Standing, as 1t were, m the Threshold
of death p: thousand times. aud each lime
suffering more than the agnnieS OF diS~O-
luton, AS soon a. the fell monster would
release his grasp. lie returned again 10
his labor, hopeful and uudi>m yed
The life giving energy of an uncUnquer-
able spirit preserved the body from the
worm long after nature had ceased the
strife.
Mr.. Watson was a self made man.
struggling his way up against a two fill
enemy. poverty and a relentless disease.
until he ranked one of the most popular
and distinguished min'ste of the Metho
dist Church North The tidings Of his
death. though long expected, will be re
ceived with deep and urfrigned sorrow
by a widely extended circle of friends
and CO labOrers in the Gospel field
throughout the West. who have so often
~listen,d with delight to the glowing
words and inspiring tones of the eloquent
voice which is now hushed in death
Gin. Gazette.
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Old Trumbull Erect,

We have delayed u paper in order to
present to our readers the election news
of tits county. The returns are all in,
most of them official. A very heavy
vote was polled. and the Republicans
gained in almost every township. The
Republican vote was 4 1850; Democratic
vote, 1920; thus increasing our majority
from 1898. at the State election. to 9 100.
Well done, Trumbull If other sections
of the country do as well. Fremont is
elected by a decided majority.
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Election News.

The reports by the IL o'clock train.
are not full enough 10 warrant us in haz-
arding an opinion as to the result. Some
reports Yield Pennsylvania and New
TO the BIchaniers. but there is no
certainty as yet. The indications are,
so far as heard from. that the Republicans
have increased their vote largely, in the
several States. Fillmore polls a heavy
vote in the South, so far as heard from.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
From Pennsylvania

The Pittsburgh GazeHe says fifteen Of
the Electors on the Fillmore Electoral
Ticket, have repudiated it, W thdrawn
their names, and signiied their intention
TO for Fremont. 1t is therefore
probable that no Fillmore Ticket will be
run in Pennsylvania. Kenneth Raynor
Of North Carolina. made a speech in
Philadelphia, on Saturday even ng. in
favor Of a union with the Republicans.
There is little doubt but that the Key
stone state has cast its vote for Fremont.
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PUrEAM's MONTHLY. HOUSEHOLD WoRDs

PUrEAM's MONTHLY. HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.
THE ScHOoLFELLow--TermS, Putnams
s5 cts. per number. Household Words
% cts. per number. Schoolfellow 10
cts. per number or 81, per year
Putnams Monthly, Household Words,
and SchOOlfellow, one year Sc.
The November numbers of these
works have been issued by their pub
l>hers. Messrs. Dix, Edwards Il Co. N.
321 Broadway, New York.
We have SO f equenily before spoken
In praise of these publications that We
can only reiterate what We have said on
former occasions. We believe that as
an American Monthly, Putnam has no
equal. rs tone is manly and indepen-
d-nt, whenever it touches upon practical
questions, and living issues, and it never
passes them BY unnoticed from any fear
of losing popularity, but speaks ouI
honestly and bold y As a literary pro-
duciiOn, 1t occupies a place in the trout
rank of American literature. and ali lis
articles bear the unmislakeable stamp q.
originality. 1t deals in no second hand
ware.
This number Of Household Words is
fully equal to those which have preceded
it. and nothing more need be said re
specting it.
The SchoulfeIlow is as usual well
adapted to interesta and instruct the youth
full mind.
The three combined, compose a library
10 themselves, and furnish a large amount
OF the best kind of reading matter for a
family, for the smallest possible cost.
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GARD no TIE PUBLIC.-

~ Whereas Reports have been put in circulation,
preju lieialt to the Character asd sttndirg In society OF
the undersigned; and whereas 1t IS certain that truth
wrongs no one, while (aiseh00f and slas9sr may,
Therefore, | do assert that The reports now in eireuh-
ton relative to a certain yOurg lady and myself, are
utterly false. 1 would respectfully request those who
z ay hear this SANDER reiterated, TO suspend their judg-
meht until the truth may be made nnoSn-
Farmiogton. NOV. SiG. D.B.
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Mth Advertisements.
Casual Advertisements mHst be paid for
when handed in.
4 LOF FOR SALE.

II The late residence Of GEORGE A. CASE, deed.
situate on South st. The lot has ten rods front-the
house is nearly new. AMI we'll hai.hel Throughout -
There is also a good barn, eistern afd never Iling
well Of water. Also a good pasture lot IN rear, well
watered.
The above described premises will be sold at a bar
gain, and possession givea LIST April, IHSh- for iar-
Their particulars, apply to W. g. DAkLEf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
YOUNG AMERICAS
FIRST PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
Fol A TIM

When they arrived at the polls they
were greeted with three hearty cheers,
after which they deposited their ballots.
After voting they formed a circle outside
of the Court House and gave three cheers
for Young America, and three groans
for a pro slavery man who had challen
ged some of their votes, but to no pur-
pose. They then dispersed to their
homes.
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A nMINISrRATnR,S NnIICE

"A The undersigned has been appointed Admins
,ratrix on the estate OF her late husband, Edmund J.
Reach. late Of Vernon Trumbull comfy, deceased
All Iersons having claims against said estate. or know
themselves indebted TO the estate. are requested 10
call and make settlement. HELEN BEACH-
N.rnn.. Nnr { I-lE-2Hn
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REWARD!-SroIen from the

QlOO premises Of Ans.l Morse. on the night Of
the 2lSt ult., a BAY GELDING HORSE, 5 years old,
a 'out f5k ha"ds high. natural trotter. black name and
tail. large star T." the forehead. rather large head and
ears, and Ia ss belly: eDeHecfsd. white hind feet. Zone
more white than The other rather low in hesh, no
shoes on Nh-n tlker- The above reward will he paid
hy the suHscril er. 10 any person for information that
VIII ] ad 70 the recovery OF said horse and thief. Or.
Twenty-Five dollars for information thar win lead TO
the recovery of the horse.
Ailress.I ". Chase, Kinsnan. Trumhull Co Ohio.
Now, lSi6 - ] W.. G IA Z
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

PENN YLvANrA ELECTIoN.-On Canal
Commissioner, the lowest total carefully
proved 10y several clerks. from the re
turns Of the State Department, and not
from newspapers. figures up-Scott.
2l2 925; Cochran, 210, 172. SCOTS
majority, 2.753
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
Fon DISEASES Isl HORSES ANp OATrLE.

This article having been we'll know n and extensively
used for many years, has gained Tor itself 4 name and
reputation exeelled by no other now in use
II has Hred through and fri4zDked 01er all s1ys-
Su'0R. The reason il plain. it has merit beyond all
others in its way and as it becomes more widely known,
il is appreciated ~ a discerning public.
1t is a fact we'll known in medical science. that the
combined influence Of several ingredients in certain
Fixed or definite proportions. subserves an effect thzt
cannot lie attained ~ the same ingredients separately,
or in different combinations. So with this COMPOUND.
The chemical a~fhnities which are brourh. to cooperate
in the action Of The various ingredients. render il an
article Of universal potency in It's action on the malti-
fariOus diseases to which Horses and Cattle are incl
dent Hence it is + uud to he
ONE OF TIHE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Coils, Founder and HeSyes- Thick and
Broken Wind DislemPer. Hide-hOund, Loss Of Appe-
lite. Inward Strain. YeiIow-water. Fatigue from hard
exercise. still complaint. inflammation Of the lungs and
kidneys. chest founder. farcy and fevers. Il carries
OF all gross humors in its action. and prevents hO,ses
from becoming stiff or E Undering. and
PCRIFIES THE BLOOD.
From the disorders Of which so many fatal diseases are
generated
ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
What has heen done, can be agIin. Numerous Der
sons can lie referred to. who. by the timely use Of this
Powder. have saved the ives Of valuable animals, when
all other remedies had entirely failed. The
MANY WONDERFUL
IL mas performed on the lower animals prove eoneiu-
sively that II IL endowed it'll curative powers not found
ia other preparations, which has established its claims
to g neral eoEadenee; This PREPARATION; known As
E. A SMITHS CONDITION POWDER,
Has heen pTepsr-d with an aim and desire 20 supply
the public with a safer, survr and every nay superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle. to any that has been
known before. II contains pecularities and proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally Of veg
etahle substances. the products Of our native soil, care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose The pow
der is put up in large packages, with full directions
accompanying them. In order to place it within tho
means Of all. who desire to avail themselves Of its ben
rhts, il is sold at the low price of IS cents per package
Trg IL and IL piH r~eeOmmsa Itself.
Prepared and sold By E. A. SMITH L CO,
Druggists, Warren. Ohio
Sold by P. Edwards. Canfeld;
Gilbert & Morris GiTard:
II e. MasOr. Niles.
Ensign { Woodwork. Newton Falls
Jones & Trew, Farmirrton;
Wm- n. Howe. Bioomfeld;
Henry Bsrnard. Kin smar:
Warren luuug Gu,tavus;
Ut. HGraer. Gus avus;
NJ. Graham. Vernon;
j. Manning. iOunrstown. fsb2o-y
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The Importance Of n vote was DEM
.onsirated in Lawrence county, Indiana,
where the Republicans elected Robert
Boyd to the Legislature. by a majority
Of one.
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Thursday. the Goth of November, inst.
has been designated By the Governors
Of the following States, ~ 3 day of
thanksgiving and prayer: Ohio. New
York. New Hampshire. Vermont. Con
nec,icut, Maine. Missouri and Mary
land.
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Freedom in VIRGINIA.

We have II subscriber for Jul weekly
paper at Writ Courthouse, Virginia
a PIltsburger 20 whom it Is sent, not be.
cause he agrees with Us in sentiment on
the ques ion Of extending slavery, for
WE know no;lins of his views on that
sui CT hut that he may be furnished
with reliable in ormation upon the local
incidents of his former residence. The
Postmaster IT thai place regularly buns
thu paper, as an ineendlary publication
on is arrival at his office, OF which We
have made complain, TO his superior OF
ticers al The head OF the Department
Shall such a system of espionage be ex-
tended to Kansas. and the appointed
",,ra t, oil the people" like So many
Popr>t dictate what the people may read!
-PiHsJa g DisPat-h.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

Sam. Houston. during n of his re-
cent speeches in Texas, declared that
Stephen A. Douglas was RS mischievOus
little runt"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

The Richmond Wig. of October 16,
has IA leller from Pensacola, of date Oct.
7h. which states that the whole force Of
the Navy Yard at Pensacola was brought
out under the lead of the Commodore
aud his staff TO volet the Buchanan ticket.
The letter says: AT the Navy Yard a
gam. vas played to which Americans
were never before compelled To submit.
Freemen who wished To vote had Dem
ocrat c tickets put in their hands on
starting To the polls and were given to
undris.a and that their situations depended
on their voting that ticket. and even
guarded to the polls TO prevent the posi-
0llily ofHecep.ion The Commodore.
in full uniform, with his staff, went to the
poll and voted in our State and county
elections"
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Young America.

The most interesting incident of yes.
fridays election in this town was that of
the young Republicans casting their FIST
Presidential vote. Fifly-one young men
met at Empire Hall at II o'clock A. NJ.
and marched in procession 10 the polls.
carrying a banner on which was inscribed
on one side
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Snarriaats.

In Warren, on the 18th ult by ev. VIM C..
Clark, Mr.. EDWARD Il. ARNOLD. and Miss
MARTHA \. CULBERTSON, both of Warren.
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