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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
WARREN, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3.
Wool and Sugar.

Wool is a proinct of the northern, and
middle, or free States; Sugar, of the
southern, or slave States. As the ad-
minlstration parry processes to be a ma
tionai party, it viii be well to investigate
Its acts relative to these two products Of
the two different sections of this Union,
and see how its acts tally with its profess
sion. The main question dividing the
two great political parties, freedom in
the territories has been warmly and
fully discussed in all its political and
moral bearings. and now it would be well
perhsps to examine in what manne the
pecunisry interests of the citizens of the
Tree States are affected by the acts of the
pro slavery or Pierce and Buchanan par
", which has had in its hands, the con-
trol Of the government for the last four
years, and under other names, though
the same party, a majority in the two
houses OF Congress, with the exception
of a single congressional term. for the
last fifteen years. In the year 1910,
before the reign of Polk and Dallas, the
wool OF the north was as well protected
as the sugar of the south; but in 1916,
the southern masters dictated to the
ooedlenI Democracy a change of system.
We give below the effects, as taken from
the returns OF the Census. We give the
years 1910 and 1850, side by side, thai,
they may be contrasted.
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A Singular Afair-A Woman Burning
Herself TO Death.

The Bath. (Me.,) Sentinel contains
the following account of An insane wo-
man in that city burning herself to
death.
We learn hat Mrs. Susan Tarbox,
wife Of James Tarbox, Of Topsham, who
for a long time has been subject 10 hope
less insanity, put an end 10 her existence
the latter part of last week, by means of
fire. As we hear the facts, on Friday,
about ten o'clock, she made an attempt
to burn herself by means of friction
matches, but was detected by means of
the smoke issuing from the room in
which she was confined. The room was
then thoroughly searched, and it was
supposed impossible that she should have
matches in it. 1t appears, as was sub.
sequently ascertained, that she still had
them concealed in her shoes, and early
IN the afternoon smoke was again dis
covered about the house, and the females
about rushed to her room and found the
smoke so dense they could not enter
Mr.. Tarbox, who was near the house,
was Immediately alarmed, and succeed
ed in extiuguishing the flames. The I'M
fortunate woman had evidently fired her
clothes about the waist, and her breast
and shoulders were burned in the most
shocking manner, though life VA not
extinct. She made no cutlery whatever,
aud though she fingered until the next
day, and was able TO q little,
she manifested little or no symptoms of
pain or distress.
She was not without method in her
madness, for it was found that she had
torn up the carpet and packed it round
the doors, to prevent the escape of smoke,
which would lead TO detection. When
asked why she did not burn herself in
the night. she exclaimed. What! and
burn 10 all the folks Ia tie house,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03

Mlarriaaes.

On the 3lst of October, in Shasta City, Cali
fornia, by Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, Mr. HENRY ROB.
INSON, of Red Bluffs, to Miss MARY FULLY,
Of the same place.
Mr.. R. was formerly a citizen of this place,
and to him the readers of the Chronicle are in.
debted for several interesting California letters.
The happy pair will accept our best wishes for
their future prosperity and happiness.
In Warren, on the ID ult, by Rev. J. E. Ryan,
Mr.. HENRY B. WHITE and Miss FRANCES
JOHNSTON, both of Youngs3zn.
In Warren, on the 18th ult. by Jefferson Palm,
Esq, Mr.. AUGUSTUS DEITZ, to Miss CATH
ARINE BAEHR, all of Warren.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the County Of Columbiana, on the second Monday
Of February, the Third Monday Of May, and the Fourth
Monday Of September.
In the County Of Carroll, on the Fourth Monday Of
February, the Second Monday next succeeding the
Third Monday Of May, and the First Monday after the
Second Tuesday Of October.
In the County Of Stark. on the First Monday Of
March, the third Monday next succeeding the Third
Monday Of May, and the second Monday neat succeed
ing the Second Tuesday Of October.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the County OF Portage, on the Second Monday OF
February, the third Monday Of May, aud the Fourth
Monday Of September.
In the County Of Mshoning. on the Fourth Monday
OF February. the Second Monday next succeeding the
Third Monday OF May, and the First Wednesday after
The Second Tuesday ofnS;oher,
In the County Of Trumhul. on the Second Monday OF
March. the Fourth Monday next succeeding the Third
Monday OF May, and the Second Monday next succeed.
Ing he Second Tuesday Of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION,
In the County Of Lake, on the Second Monday OF
February, the Third Monday Of May, and the Fourth
Monday Of September.
In the County OF Geauga, on the Fourth Monday Of
February the Second Monday next ucceetling the Third
Monday of May, and the First Wednesday after the
Second Tuesiay Of October.
In the County % Ashtabula, on the Second Monday
Of March. the Fourth Monday next succeeding the
third Monday OF May aud the Second Monday next
succeeding the Second Tuesday Of October.
IL is further ordered that the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas in each County in said District shall
Immediately enter the foregoing order on the Journal
Ofthe Court Of Common Pleas, and also upon the Jour
nal OF the District Court of their respective counties,
and cause a copy Of the same to he published according
to Las. Dated November lst, ls56-
JOIN cEiRkE. Court Of Common . Pleas
HORACE WILDERD ofsaid District.
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Light Ahead!

There is a very pretty quarrel going
on in Kansas, between Gov. Geary, ant
some of the border rufians' sham off
GERS. Geary has suspended Lecompte
There is among the Missourians a Gesry
panty and a Lecompte party; and they
are calling each other hard names. In
this quarrel between knaves, honest men
may get their dues. 1t is evident thai
there is a backing down among the pro.
slavery leaders. The Leayenworth cor
respondent of the N. Y. Times. sends
the following pregnant piece of informa-
ton:
Rev. Mr.. Meager. who was threaten
ed mob law if he did not leave The Ter
ritory within a specified time. and never
come back, has returned, after a visit to
the States. and is nov here. The Mis-
sourians have offered TO pay him the
amount of money necessary to cover the
damage done to his church and church
property during the recent war. Rus
sci. of the pro slavery firm of Mayors &
Russels. has paid Mr.. Graham for the
rifles, revolvers, camping utensils, &C.,
taken from his party some months since,
and the Sharpe's rifles taken at Lexing-
ton, Mo-, last March, are TO be returned
to the owners. and sent back TO the Com
mitiee at Chicago. 1t is reported hat
Mr.. Graham's bill amounted to some
thing ncar $1,000, all of which has been
paid.
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KANSAS NEWS.

A letter in the Missouri Democrot,
dated the l5,h, reports a prospect of the
sales of the Delaware lands passing of
quietly. Large amounts Of money have
been forwarded for investment.
Gov. Geary is in trouble, and likely to
share the fate Of Reeder.
Desirable situations If unoccupied
lands were bringing ~exorbitsni prices.
About two thousand Strangers we're
supposed to be IN the Territory.
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P~N0TICE.-DR. S. STRoNG's FEVER Destroyer
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers of this new Remedy. to
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer will he
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take it 10 the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let it there
spread joy and peace around the pillow of suffering
and pain. II it will not do this, q thousand certificates
will 10 but .i;Ile towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimoniais-which are many and long
are published in a circular, as the limits Of an adyer-
tisement will not perInit-which are presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new
remedy, which may be found at the principal Druggist
in the Western States and California.
If It possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
duced. and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, il it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
End il out, and demonstrate it as a humbug, "a base
See advertisement.
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EXPENSIVE HURRY1NG.-A gentleman
named De Soma, who arrived of Havre
lately, by the Fraoc Comtois. from Bra
iii, in his hurry 10 land, would not wait
for the turn of the tide, which would en-
able the vessel to enter the dock, but
landed by a pilot boat. In getting from
the vessel into the boat he let slip over
board a small box containing diamonds,
which he hoped would produce him a
sum ef 200, OOOf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03

THE BRroKLArERs.-During the recent
international celebration at Montreal, on
the occasion of the opening Of the Grand
Trunk Railway, the bricklayers in the
procession displayed the following mot
to /:
"Jet the Carpenter boas, Of bis buiidinr Of rood,
Or the Mason his building Of stone,
But q bgildisE Of ST!ok viii speak for itssH, =
Ard ReSse 1tsr ty sthsrI ere gsssn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03

THREE slaves who recently escaped
from Messrs. Ashbroke & Garnet, Of
Harrison county, KY, are now in Gov
ington, having been caught before they
could get over the Ohio river. A brake
man named Thomas Fitzpatrick. on the
Covington and Lexington Railroad, is
also in jail on the charge of aiding the
slaves to escape.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03

MURDER AT CIRcLEvILLE. O.-About
3 O'Clock on Sunday morning last. while
a party Of four were playing cards, a
dispute arose between a man by the name
OF Thomas Moore, and another person,
whose name we could not ascertain,
when Moore caught up a Corn cutter and
literally cut his antagonist to pieces
The murderer was arrested and lodged
in jail Ohio Salesman.
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1e6 Embellishments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid 70
when handed in.
An ORDER permanently fixing the

A N ORDER permanently fixing the
n times for holding the District Court and Courts
Of Common Pleas in the Ninth Judicial District Of
Ohio.
1t is ordered by the Judges OF the Courts Of Common
Pleas, in the Ninth Judicial District Of the State OF
Ohio, thar the terms Of the District Court and the
Courts Of Common Pleas shall in each year hereafter
be held in the several Counties Of said District, com
nencing q. the times following. TO Eit:
DISTRIC COURT
In the County OF Portage, on the Fourth Monday OF
March; in the County OF r~rum5ull on the First Mon
day next succeeding the Fourth Monday Of March ; in
the County of MahOning. on the Third Monday next
succeeding the Fourth Monday Of March; in the COun-
~ Of C~olumbisna, on the Fourth Monday next succeed
ing the Fourth Monday Of March; in the County Of
Carroll, on the Fifth Monday next succeeding the
Fourth Monday Of March; in the County Of Stark. on
the Sixth Monday next succeeding the Fourth Monday
Of March; in the County of Lake, on the first Monday
Of September; and in the County Of Geauga, on the sat
andin the County Of Ashta5ula. on the Third Monday
Of S~eptemhe
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Fire of Enon Pa

We learn from the New Castle Jour
nal, that the large building owned and
and occupied by the Farmers and Me-
chanics Mercantile Association, at Enon,
Lawrence county Pa, and its entire
stock of goods. were consumed by fire
on Tuesday night of last week. Loss,
S. 600.
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Justices Election.

An election Of n Justice of the Peae. for this
township will be held on Saturday next. At a
large meeting of the Republicans of the town
ship, held at Empire Hail, on Tuesday evening
AzoR ABELL, Esq, was nominated. Much inter
est was manifested, on the occasion, and a strong
Mr. A. is honest and capable, and as he is fairly
nominated as the Republican candidate, he
should be supported, and elected.
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CHERIFFs SALE as Special Master.

Wm. 2. Nichols, ct all
By virtue OF an order OF sale. issued nut ftae Court
or Common Pleas of Trumhali County. chic. to me- dt-
rected and delivered. I have levied on. and shall ex'
poss to public sale, at the door Of the Court House IN
Warren, in said County, on Saturday the 81 day OF
January. A. d. 1857, between the hour5 OF 10 Q eioeS
A NJ, and 4 O'Clock P. VI. CT said day, the foiloSing
described Real Estate, to wit Situate in the tosnShiP
ofNewton, TrumbulI County, and State Of Ohio. bound
ed and described as follows: being pa. OF iot NO =
Section %. and Is known by lots 9 and 10 on the Eettn
side Of Broad Street, and is one hundred ana el5nS
feet east and west, and is the same premises puren@ssa
Of VIM. B. Nichols, on the I'd day Of June A ISoo-
To be sold At the suit Of Francis Porter IN me ABOVE en-
praised At Sne hundred srd any three 1-lOo dollars
fsISass II. 4 HAKMOS Sheriff
" s-r.ri. ovvcu a Special Hstsr.
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q

We do not think a person can evinee 4 more benev-
olent trait of character than being moved at the dis
tress and suffering OF others, and furthermore, anxious
to do all in their power to alleviate by every possible
means human, suffering. In this view Of the case, we
do not know how the humane and benevolent can do
an action more in accordance with their pLilanthopic
views, than by calling the attention Of their afflicted
friends and acqnaintances to the fact. that DR.. SETH 5.
HAScE, Of 100 Baltimore street, baltimore, Nd. has
discovered a preparation, which IS put up in = form Of
a pill, that has a specific action for curing Epilepsy, or
falling fits, spasms, cramps, and all forms Of nervous
diseases. Among those who have been permanently
cured, We might mention a member OF the family OF
James III. Beadle, Huntsville, AIabama; Mr.. VI. P.
sledge. Cabin Point, Surry county, Va, and W. P.
Lyon. Grenada, Mississippi. We might go on enume-
rating a IGniber OF others, until we had entirely filed
Up this column of our paper but We think We have
said sufficient to satisfy every person that the subject
under consideration is one OF vital Importance to eve
~ one. Reader, il lyon are a we'll man or woman, and
have no need Of a remedy, perhaps you know some
person who is not equally blessed as yourself. II so,
cut out this notice, and send it to him or her. 1t will
cost you but little tronhle, and probably it will make
you instrumental in curing some poor, afflicted mortal
Of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or falling sick
ness.
DR.. Hsnce sends his pills hJ mail free Of postage,
to all parts of the world. on the receipt of remittance.
His prices are: one box, 81; two, S.; twelve, S2i. We
have given his address above.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ George B. Brown, }

UeOTgt UrctTF e. an
BY virtue CT an order Of sale, issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Trumhull County, Ohio, to me
directed and delivered, 1 have levied on, and shall ex-
pose TO public sale. as upon execution at Law, at the
door Of the Court House, in Warren, IN said County,
on Saturday. the Sd day Of january, A. D. 1857, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A n. and 4 O'Clock P
NJ. Of said day, all the legal and equitable interest Of
the defendant George Greer, in and to the following
described Real Estate, and spPartenanezs belonging
thereto. ~(subject to the payment Of purchase money to
James l.. Yangorder on the ssme) to wit Situate in
the Village OF Warren, rrumhun County, Ohio, on the
south side Of street. and is bounded east by .
lot Of Horace Raxdon's- south by lots Of William Gay,
west by J. L. Nangorder, aud on the north by the sOuth
line Of said stTeet, and which contains about 40 rod1 Of
land
said interest appraised at s25. to he sold at the suit
OF George b. Brown in the above entitled cause.
II. r. HARMON,
z SHzRIFF's OFFIcE. Sheriff.
Warren, Dec Sd, I6j6- t5w3.62l
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The State Of Ohio, TrumbuIl County.
CLERK's OFFICE,
(WARREN, December /, 1856.
I, Almon D. Webb, Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for said County. certify that the fore
going is Z true copy OF 1.-THE original Order, now on file
in this Office; and which is also recorded on the Jour
nal Of said Court, and the Journal Of the District Court
!. Of said County.
Witness my official s~igniture. and the seal OF
SEkL-t said Court Of Common Pleas, at the Court
t~~' House, in the town ofWarren, in said Coun-
ty, this FIRST day Of December one thousand eight hun
crej and fifty six. d. WEBB. Clerk.
Tdec- 34wl
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
FARE REDUCED.-Cheapest and
CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Edward Lyman,


Alexander Beazsl- }
By the virtue Of an order OF sale, Issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas. Of Trumbull County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered. I shall expose to public
sale, at the door OF the Court House in Warren, in said
County, on Saturday, the 81 day Of January. A. d.
lSJ9, Between the hours OF ~ O'Clock A. W. and 4 p NJ.
OF said day. the following described n~OFtgaged prem
Uses, to wit: Situate IN Newton township. No. } in the
5h Range Of TOW nships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the
County OF TruEhull, and is known by being lot No. 81,
in great lot No. SO, t2l-56) on the map OF the Village
plat Of Newton Falls RECORDED Jnne 20. ls3s. together
with the dwelling house. and all other app1rtenanees
thereon and therein belonging. Also the lot next adj
joining west. known as being lot No. 20 in great lot
No SO, on the Aforesaid Rap, subject to such incuu-
berances and occupation that the Presbyterian Church
and Society Of Newton Falls may have TO the same,
more or less. To be sold at the suit o. Edward Lyman.
in the above entitled cause. as the property Of The de
PENDANT. The first described lot No. 81 appraised at
seven hundred and forty dollars Is 140) and the second
described lot No. 90 appraised at one hundred and
eishty-three dollars (sIe3J subject to said ineun-
braDces Of said Church. II. r. HARN0N,
warren, Dec. ;. 1850. Esr4,lsI
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The Greatest Wonder of the Age.

No PAY IL DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment
| does not cure Cholera, Dysentery, Group. Coughs, Dys
pepsis- Cholic. Vomiting, Mumps, Tooihache, Head
| ache. Chapped Hands, Cold Feet, Mosquito Bites, In.
sect Stings, Chronic Rheumatism, SSellings, Cuts, Old
Sores, Burns, Bruises and Pains or Weakness 10 the
| Limbs Back and Chest.
No Humhug-try il. DR.. Tobias has warranted his
Eminent for eight years, without ever having a de
mand for the re;urn OF the money-all that is asked is
to use IL according to the directions. No one will ever
be without it, after once using it. II you do not find
it better than anything you have ever tried before. get
Your money returned
"Thcusands OF certificates have been received.
speaking Of its virtues. Nowadays It is the practice
to all the papers with certificates from unknown per.
sons, or given by those who have never used the med
icine-now Dr.. Tobias offers to pay Fl0O0 dollars to
! any one who will prove that he ever Published a false
certificate during the time he has had his medicine be-
fore the public. Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet
containing genuine certificates
As persons envious of the large sale Of the Venetian
Imminent, have stated It is injurious to takeit inter.
palIy, DR.. Tobias has taken the following.
Darn: i, Samuel 1. Tobias, of the city OF New York,
being duly sworn, do depose that 1 compound n Lini-
nept called Veni;ian, and that the ingredients Of which
it Is compounded are perfectly harmless to take inter
naIly. even in double the quantity named in the direc-
sions accompanying each bottle. 8. 1. TOBIAS.
New York, January OH. Ie56-
cw,r, 20 thfs dav kefnre ~
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NEW YORK MARKET.

N. Y. Cattle Market. Beef Cattle, extra quail
Ity per 100 lbs. $40 80 a IL 90; do good quality,
rior, 81 90 a 800. Cows and Calves, extra, SIS
a 65; do good, S45 a so ; do common, s35 a 40;
inferior $25 a 30. Veal Calves, 5 a 71se. Sheep
and Lambs, $500 q 900. Swine 6T a 65Se.
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~ By virtue Of an order Of sale, to NE directed and
delivered. issued from the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Trumbull County, Ohio, l shall expose to public sale,
on Saturday, the 81 day Of January, A. D. laJo, between
the houFs Of 10 O'Clock A. N aad 4 o'clock P OF
said day, the following described Real Estate TO Wit:
q certain lot ofland situate in the tosn plat Of Warren,
Trumsull County, Ohio. bounded as follows eonmen-
cling on the corner Of North Canal street and Main
Street, and extending north on said Main Street six
rods and extending back nine rods and a hall, EXCEPT
ing therefrOm two small parts thereof, TO wit: a strip
oil the east end 80 feet wide, aud q strip on the north
40 wide, runBing back IOO feet from Main Street.
APPRAISED al 1851. H. uAkhON,
SHERnTs OFFICE. oherin.
Warren, Dec. 81, l656. tSE2,3Sl
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ES- The GAINESVILLE AURORA nominates
Hon. Rafus P. Ranney as the next Bu-
ehanier candidate for Governor of Ohio.
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DECEIVER'S SALE.
l. George B. Brown,

George Greer ct. al.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale. to me directed and de-
| livered, and issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas.
Of Trumbull County. Ohio. 1 shall expose TO public
sale. near J. L. Yangorders Mill, on the plank rosa
north Of the Village Of Warren, in said county. on SAT
urday, the 18Th day Of December, A. D. 1880, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A, NJ and 4 O'Clock T, MOI
said day, the following described personal property
20 wit:
n, me- Timber, Joists, S~tudding, Rafters, and
Braces, hoard measure, anountingto rect
Timber & S.udding not framed, board meas. 1879 do
Siding Planned, board 10
Siding not planned, board measure,-------l-3So 90
Cornice worked out. board measure,---.--.. DIV 40
Water Table, board measure. ~ 40
Corner Strips, board MEASURE. ~
A Door Frame, board measure 40
Il Wiudog Frames. board measure,......--.. ~ DO
From ! iueh to Ia iuch seasoned Lumetr
board u0
Making In ISSSo iert-
To be sold as the property Of The defendant IN the
above entitledesuse- HE hAAsiVN-
Receiver in the above entitled cause
sherid-s Once, Warren, Dec, 81. 1885 sSs,U
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Price 25 and so cents; sold BY the Druggist and Ps
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the UDited States.
p Also for sale. DR.. Tobias Horse Linimeut, in
p;nt bottles, at 50 cts warranted superior 10 any other.
DR.. Tobias Once; So Courtlsnd ct. New York.
FOR sale by Spring 4 Reed, Warren; Jsmes Ward Il
erf3y