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marriaaes.

In Warren, on the 10th inst by Rev. Geo. W
Maltby, ARAN PECK, to MISS DELILAH II
MEDLEY, both of Warren.
In Newton Falls, on the 18th inst, by Eide
L. SOuthmayd, DR.. a. P. BARROws, of Penn.
sylyania, to Miss MARY L. JONES. of New.
port, Ohio.
Married, in Warren, at the National Hotel, on
the 18th inst, by Jefferson Palm, Mr.. JESSE B
BISHOP, of Middlefeld, to Miss EMILY C
HATCH, of Pennington.
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UNPARALLELED Losses BY SEA-330
VESSELS WRECKED-SIxTEEN MILLIONS
OF PROPERTY GONE Down IN SIX
MONTHS The New York papers con.
tain the names of three hundred and
thirty vessels, ships, briggs and schoon-
ers, reported lost between the LIST of jan
uary last and the list of July inst. The
total amount Of loss is set down at
S15,e90. 500. This includes 81, 50, 900
expended in repairs on vessels which
came into port damaged. This great
loss is unparalleled in our commercial his
tory. The estimated loss of human life
is not given. 1t would reach many
thousands.
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Number of Shareholders.

From the returns of the last census. the
following facts are derived which will be
surprising TO many readers. They show
that comparatively a very small part Of
the people of the Southern States are
holders of slaves. The comparison here
made is suggestive, and leads us natural
ly to the reflection that the number must
be diminishing with the increase of popu-
lation;
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sheriG's Office, Warren, July
CHERIFF'S SALE.-

~ BY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Trumbun County, Ohio, made At their June
Term, A D ls56, to me directed, as Sheriff and Special
Master, 1 have levied on, and shall expose to public
sale, at the door Of the Court House, in Warren, In
said County, on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF August,
A ID. 1856. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ.
and 4 o'clock p. NJ Of said day, the following de-
scribed personal property, to wit; Eight certificates OF
eight shares each. Of the stock Of the Cleveland q Ma
honing Rail Road Company. of fifty dollars each share,
being in all sixty four shares, 90 amounting TO SJ.2uO,
and bearing interest from July 10Th, 1851, and being
numbered from No. SOS to No. 675 inclusive Also one
certificate OF The stock Of said company, No. %, OF the
sum Of S5,l3 bearing interest from said 2Oth day Of Ju-
ly, 1854 H.. 4. HARMON, Sheriff,
and Special Master.
shnriE-s nncn M.-ran InIu u Is56-lt-I.s s..
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Conventions for Nominating Judge of
Common Pleas and Congressional Rep
r~esentative.

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 NewlOn Falls, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of August next, at which
place and time a Republican candidate
for the Office of Common Pleas Judge
will be put in nomination.
The CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION for
the 21st District will be held at Warren,
on Thursday the 18th day of August
he1t, for the nomination of a Republican
Representative to Congress.
The basis of representation in the con-
venIions will be substantially that agreed
upon at the convention held at Niles, last
year ; TO wit One delegate for each one
hundred votes and fraction of a hundred,
of Fifty or upward, given in each town
ship for CHASE at the last State election,
provided that each township shall have
at least Il delegate.
In accordance with this basis the
townships of Trumbull 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 taco delegates, War
rem will be entitled TO four delegates,
and all the other townships 10 one 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 z o'clock.
G. w. SMITH,
On 6ehaJ Judicial COmmm tee.
j. D. Cox,
On6ekof Congressional Committee.
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ION the sait.petre Board"


In the old Revolutionary times wher
the supply of powder ran low, the eel
lars of churches and old buildings were
searched in order to obtain the salt-petre
that collected upon the walls. In n Of
the old New England churches a board
had been taken up in the middle aisle to
make an entrance below for this purpose,
and as the board vas just in the position
where the erring brethren were made to
stand when called up to confess their sins,
or receive the admonitions of their ven.
cradle pastor, the phrase putting him
on the salt-petre board'' became a bye
word for the uneasy position of the de-
tected culprit.
We have had our neighbor Of the Dem.
ocrat con the salt. petre board'' for seve'
raj weeks, and he has been trying vari.
Gus shifts and devices to excuse or COW
er up his deliberate Withholding from his
readers of the particulars of the great
crimes of the administration party against
Free Kansas and Free Speech.
As to the charge of concealing the
facts in regard to the Sumner outrage.
the Democrat puts in no defence, but by
utter silence as to its past course, ad.
mits that it cannot be defended.
In regard 10 the charge of conceal.
ment of the truth in reference to Kansas,
it makes various contortions and grim
aces, and twists itselfinto as many shapes
as Harlequin in a pantomime. 1t al one
breath vociferates that the story of the
rufian outrages is an 'infernal abolition
lie,'' in the next it admits that Col. Sum.
ner has been forced to drive back armed
parties of Missouri invaders arrayed I'M
der generals, majors, and colonies from
Georgia, South Carolina, and other
Southern States.
Ii does not answer u questions why
its readers have not been told when those
parties made their invasion, what ravag-
es they committed, how they came to be
furnished by the wretch Shannon with
U. S. arms, and enrolled as a territorial
militia drawing pay from the U. S. treas
ury; why they were permitted to pillage
towns and burn houses, and why is il
that former citizens of Trumbull county
now lie in Jail under the charge of high
treason against the United States for dar-
ing 10 defend their homes against those
very same bands of r%ufians that the
Democrat has at last found put were driv-
en- back by Col. Sumner after their out
RACES we're completed.
These questions we say the Democrat
deliberately lodges, and attempts to raise
aclond of dust, behind which it may hide
it's criminal attempt to lead its democrat
ic readers blir dfold into the support Of
the border rufian platform of the Cincin'
matt Convention.
In lis last-number it gives a part of a
southern letter which it distinctly says Il
does not believe, and then argues that it is
,xcusable for not publishing the truth;
supported by the report of the committee
of Congress, and substantiated By sworn
witnesses to every particular, because zoe
have not published such lying letters
So pitiful an excuse convicts the offender
as clearly as an open confession.
But the Democrat goes farther. In
addition TO this quibbling dodge, it makes
the bold misstatement that we have cir
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"THE man must be a prodigy who
can retain his tanners and morals I'M
depraved by such circumstances, (the
commerce between master and slave.)
And with what execration should the
statesman be loaded, who, permitting
one half the citizens thus to trample on
the rights of the other, transforms those
into despots, and these into enemies, de-
stroys the morals of one part, and the
amor patrie Of the other. '-THoNAs
JEFFERSON.
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New York, July II

AT a late hour last night at the Net
ropolitan Hotel, Mr.. Bashford w. Vicks,
of S. C, attacked and beat with a cane,
Mr.. Jacob Stanwood, of Mass, for say
ing that the attack on Mr.. Sumner was
brutal and cowardly. Mr.. Stanwood re-
ceived one or two blows on the head
and face, and before he had time to re-
pei the attack the parties were separa-
ted. Vicks was arrested and locked up
for the night. He was discharged this
morning, but a warrant was issued for
his re-arrest.
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1t6 Embellishments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid fc
when handed in.
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

The following property, belonging TO the estate OF
Asael Adams, deceased, is offered at private sale:
list. The franklin House, on the corner Of Market
and Liberty streets This house is as we'll located for
a tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are am
pie, the reputation OF the house has been well maintain
ed by its present occupant, Mr.. VIM. Williams. and il
is capable Of accommodating 50 to % guests.
2d. The small dwelling house on the corner Of Mar
ket and Vine streets.
81. The double dwelIirg g house on Vine street, timme-
diately north Of the last mentioned house. Each of
these buildings. with the land, will he sold low, and the
terms of payment made to suit purchasers.
Apply to STILES,
Or C. A. ADAMS.
W,--o, T,t, OF Il5e- tF
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Douglas Villainy.

A special reason on the part of the
Rufians, for the driving back recent
companies of Kansas Emigrants, has
come t light. Douglas has some
scheme for ordering a new election in
Kansas, to be based on a census TO be
Immediately taken-and no lar to vote
who enters the Territory for three months
from the passage of the bill. So they
are for turning back these Northern
companies on the way, that might get in
before the bill passed. Was there ever
Yillainy more damnable? And shall it
triumph ?-Leader.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA,

G. c. MERSHON, Merchant, says:
Simpsonville. Shelby county, Ky, March 30. 1855.
THE German Bilters give general satisfaction, and
I herewith hand on certificate OfMr Horton Bsrkiey
a respectable farmer of this county"
SINPsOSvILLE, Ky, March 80, lS55.-Dear Sir-I
would inform you that l have been afflicted for several
years with Dyspepsia, in a very aggravated form, for
which / used Sarsaparilla and various other remedies
without obtaining relief. From the various testimO.
malls in favor Of Hollands German Bitters. I was in.
duced to try them, and / now stale with pleasure. that
through their use l am now enjoying better health than
l have done for years past, and c~heerfully recomend the
Bitters to the afflicted with shat terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours,
To DR.. c. VI. Jackson. MORTON
See advertisement.
Those who use DR.. s. A. Viewers Canker and Sail
Rheum Syrup In their families, never have sickIy
children. We call the particular attention Of parents
to the advertisement Of this truly wonderful prepare.
ton in another column, beseeching them not to look
upon this medicine with any distrust.
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NHERIFF'S SALE

~ By virtue Of an alias order Of sale, to me directed
and delivered, by the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Trumbul county, Ohio, 1 have levied on, and
shall expose to public sale, at the door Of the Court
House, in Warren, in said county, on Saturday, the
ed day of August, A D 1855, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A VI and 4 O'Clock p NJ, OF said day, the real
estate described in said order Of sale, to Wit the store
house and lot Of James H. Kibbee, contracted to him
by Charles < Henry Smith, in the village of Warren,
TrUmbull County, Ohio, fronting on Nam street, near
upon the MahOning River, on the south by the Drug
Store now occupied by Z. A. Smith & Co., and on the
north adjOins on the lot on which is the brick building
occupied and owned by E. E. Hoyt * Co To be sold
AZ the suit of Lauren Merriam against James H kib-
bee, ct. al. Appraised at Fifty-three hundred dollars,
(S5, GO,OO) subject to the Smiths contract due, of about
seventeen hundred dollars, (Sl.7OO9
II r. HARMON Sheriff.
sha-in,s naca Marran- LILY q ls5e-5M-al ID
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Another Steamboat Burned.

KINGSTON, Z. W., July Is,
The propeller Vento was burned last
night al Nine Mile Point, and is a total
wreck.
About II persons are lost, among them
Captain Campbell and Mr.. Henderson.
The purser and one of the crew were
saved.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23

81 heartily concur in all movements
which have for their object 'to repair
the mischief arising from the violation Of
good faith in the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise 1 am opposed to slavery
in the abstract, and upon principles sus-
tanned and made haOitual by settled con-
v%iction. While 1 feel inlexible in the
belief that it ought not to be interfered
with where it exists under the shield OF
State Sovereignty, 1 am inlexibly oppo-
sed 10 its extension on this continent be-
yond its present limits JOINS c. FIRE.
MONT.
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GASKILL
Corner Of Main and SoutA Streets, Opposite.
ClsrslaHd & .Mah0RiRg Rail Road Depot, Warren, o.
Il. ASCHER, PROPRIETOR.
TuIS NTW AND COMMODIOUS

Il Ho;el win be found by the travelling community
to possess all the facilities Of the best conducted nO-
tells, for the accommodation OF the public. The pres
ent prOprietors have had it furnished in the most APP
proved modern style; and availed themselves of every
appliance requisite to enable the House to merit public
patronage. The furniture and fixtures are all new. the
general accommodations unsurpassed, and every atten-
ton paid to visitors hat may be required.
The stage Office adjOins, and Hacks leave daily for
all parts Of the county. WORD TO
and other citizens Of the county-Do not think, be-
cause we occupy a larger house, and possess superior
accommodations, that our charges are exhorbitant-
Call, the next time you come to town, and satisfy your
selves Of the truth OF our assertion.
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Horrible Murder.

NEW YORK, July IS.
Patrick Bourke, a porter in the cloth
ing store of Samuel Joyce, on Broadway,
Was found in the Store this morning
brutality murdered, by some person I'M
known
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SALE

~ By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trnmbull County Ohio, by
the Clerk thereof, to me directed and delivered. I have
levied on. and shall expose to public sale, at The door
Of the Court House. in Warren, in said county, on Sat
urday tie =3i day Of August A. D. 1856. between the
hours Of 10 OeiOck A N and 4 o'clock P ~ Of said day.
the ~" seventh equal undivided parts OF the following
preHit es situate In the township Of Kinsman, County
OF frEnhuil, and State Of Ohio, and known by being
parts Of sretioR No u. in said kinsman, 10 being the
two sesrEth equai undivided parts Of all the land owned
~ Jeremiah Reeve. in the township Of kinsman. in
SAD county, at the time Of his decease, being more par
ueniary described IS follows, to wit: Bounded on the
horth % lands oSnsd BY George Burreli; on the east
~ Janus owned by John Andrews on the south by
,thus owned ~ Alexander Wales heirs, and John An
.IsNs ana on the west By lands owned by John Chris-
anu george BurreiL and contains within said boun-
or less.
AbSO' the TWO seventh equal undivided parts OF \
certain other piece or parcel Of land, situate in the
toTnshlp, county and state aforesaid, and known as
parts OF lots or sections Nos. u and Is, mostly in lot
No u, and Is bounded as follows. viz: On the north
by lands OEned by John Address,; on the east by I,nd.
owned BY Andrew Christy and David Braekin; on The
south BY lands owned by David Brsckin, and on IL.
west hy lands owned by Alexander Wade's heirs, AMI
contains forty three acres, more or less. Appraised
as follows: said two-seventh parts Of said IS acres. an.
praised at S6O7 ~. and the tWO-seventh parts Of said
50 acres, at S3O7,14. To be sold at the suit Of Isaac
Meacham against Sarah Reeve. ct al.
IL r. HARMON. sheriff.
Sheril's Office. Warren. July %. IS5j5t-s5
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-23

A meeting Of the Fremont and Dayton
Club will be held al Empire Hall on Sat-
urday evening next. Address will be
made by G. NJ. Tuttle, Esq, and others.
- The Ladies are invited 10 attend.
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Decidedly Hot.

New YORK, July IS.
This has been decidedly the hottest day
of the season. At 10 o'clock this afier-
noon, the thermometer in a shady place
on Wall street, indicated lO4 degrees.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

~ By virtue Of an order Of sale, to me directed and
delivered, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull County, Ohio, BY the clerk thereof, I shall ex-
pose to public sale, at the door OF the Court House, in
Warren, in said county, on Saturday, the ed day Of
August. A d 1856, between the hours Of 10 O'clock. A
VI and 4 O'Clock, P NJ, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: A lot Of land, lying and be
ing in township No.. in the first range Of townships,
in Trumbul County, Ohio, viz the south part Of lot
No. %, containing sixty one acres, and forty four thou
sand two hundred and fifty one hundred thcusaniths Of
an acre Of land, and IS bounded west by lot %, south
by the south lie Of said Hubbard township, east bv
lot No Il, and north by 40 acres which was set of 70
jeremiah Wolfe as a homestead, on the 9Sth day Of Feb
ruary. A d lS55- Said 40 acres being the north part OF
said lot No. -
To he sold at the suit Of Rayne Kirk against j. D.
Wolfe and others. Appraised at $50 per acre.
H.. 4 HARMON Sheriff.
sheria's Ofce. Warren. July %. Is56-5xH I3-
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The American Baptist is to be remov-
ed from Utica, its present place of publ
cation to New York city. The Board of
the Free Mission Society have decided
the removal to be expedient and desir-
able.
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Arrival of the Harmonic.

New YORK, July I8.
Tie Steamer Harmonic arrived here
this afternoon from Hamburger, I'd July.
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sheriEs Office, Warren, JuIy
CHERIEE,S SALE

~ By virtue Of an alias order Of sale. Tin the case
Of David b. Gilmore against Crawford & Gilbert) issu-
ed out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull eoun-
ty, Ohio, by the Clerk thereof, to me directed and de
livered, 1 have levied on and shall expose to Public
Sale, on Saturday, the 23d dag Of August. A d. le55,
las on execution at law at the door Of the Court House
in Warren in said County, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o clock P. NJ, Of said day, the fol
lowing described tract or lot Of land, situate IN warren
township No. 4, Range 4, in the Connecticut western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio, in the county Of rum
bull, and is known by subdivision No. 81. Of lot %, OF
a survey made by =. L. Stowe for Crowel L McFar-
lane. being 26L feet front on in the
Village Of said Warren, and is known by being called
the Joseph Crawford lot. Appraised at two hundred
and ~forty-one dollars. (S24lOO9
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the Estate OF Moses s. Beach, late Of Vernon. Trunbuil
County Ohio. deceased.
Vernon, july Is, 1862 NE. BEACH.
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PErERsoks MAGAZINE By C. J. Peter

PETERsoEs MAGAZINE: By C. ]. Peter
son, 1O2 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Terms SO a year
The August number is before US re-
plete as usual, with choice original mis-
cellany, selections &C., Not among the
least of its attractions, are the pattern
plates of fancy work for Ladies, many
of whom think Peterson gets up the
hest Magazine in the country.
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al repeat that | never can and never
will vote and no earthly pewer will ever
make me vote to spread Slavery over
Territory where it does not exist
HENRY CLAY.
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DAVID MORRIS. ESTATE.

~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate Of David Norris, Late Of S0uthington, TrunfulI
County. Ohio. deceased. JOSEPH r. DOWNS.
June u, lej6-3t
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GoDEYs LADY's Book: Terms-S3 pei
year, 6 copies / year, SO. Publish
ed by Louis A. Cooley, No. l13 Ches,
nut St. Philadelphia.
The August NJ mber contains two
steel engravings-one a ColOred Fashion
Plate, 100 pages, Al engravings, and "a
contributions. In both the July and
August numbers are to be found many
and valuable receipts for preserving
fruits, which occupy four pages in each
number. These articles to any House
keeper, alone are worth more than a
years subscription.
The present is an excellent time to
commence a subscription to the Lady's
Book, as July commenced the SD vol
ume.
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A VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.
CABIN PoIST, surry Co., Va


Or. SetA s. HaHes IL vas in Baltimore in April,
le5i. and FROM a paper l received Of yours. was Undue
ed to buy a box Of your Pills, asa sover-
eign cure for the'Epileptic FITS. Al that time one Of INV
servants had been Afflicted with fits about twelve years.
When reaching home, l commenced with the pills &C.
cording to directions. 1 do not think she has had one
since My wife, though, is somewhat induced to he
lleye she may have had one only. Enclosed you will
find i've dollars. for which you will please forward me
two boxes ! suppose you can forward them by mail.
Yours Respectfully, NJ. SLEDGE.
for every modification Of nervous diseases. The nerV-
ous sufferer, whether tormenied by the acute. physical
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anlicted with vague terrors, weakened by periodical
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Disability arising from the unnatural condition Of the
wonderful machinery which connects every member
with the source Of sensation, motion and thougkt-de-
riyes immediate benefit from the use Of those pills
which at once Gains, invigorates, and regulates the
shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country by mail. free OF post
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altimore Md. Price, one box, 80; two So; twelve,
Ss4-mO.
"NOTICE.-DK. s. srRoSG'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 be
left to beside for himself the reliefit affords him. The
best Recommendation it can acquire is to take it to the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let it there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. If it will net do this. Il thousand certificates
will do but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The estimOnials-Which are many and long
are published in a circular, as the limits Of an adver
tisement will not permit-Whicha are presented more fos
the purpose of calling the public mind to this new rem
edy, which may he found at all the principal Druggist
iu the Western States and California.
IL 1t possesses the extraordinary powers which we
chaim- Il Will have great popularity wherever intrOduc-
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hand, II II possesses no real value. the sick will soon
find il out, end demonstrate it as a humbug, "a base
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