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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

CIRCULAR SAWING.-We are
~ prepared to do all kinds Of Circular Saving, such
as Brackets, Patterns, Carriage work, &c. on short
notice. lee SPEAR & On.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23

~NOTICE-The Drug business will he continued at the
OH stand recently occupied by Porter & Co. by the
subscriber, who respectfully solicitsa continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon the es-
Enlistment. C.S PORTER.
june -, 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-23
NEW FIRM NEW GOODS! u

IN The subscribers are now receiving a large and
desirable Stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to
which they invite the attention Of the public generally.
Their Goods will be offered at prices that will DEFY all
;omI etition for readI-Pay. or in exchange for Produce.
Approved credit on short time will he given.
Warren, Oct. Ia, ISL C * VI MOSER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
NEW INTENTIONS.

Nh. BTsSEMER's ISyEETIos.-We had the satisfac
ton Of Witnessing yesterday among crowd ct the
scientific and the curious OF this ingenious Invent,
RS experiments the manufacture OF malleable iron
Fon The tapping of the blast TO the production of an
iogot Of the niaeabe metal weighing about quarter
Of a tuD, hall hour only transpred; whereas. by
the old process. the operation would have taken
SIS cur, producing interior Article, with large
exy,nditure Of fuel. The experiment is highly impos-
ipg and considered in the mere light Of pyro-
t,cbnic exhibition well worth seeing. The heat pro-
tUctd ia the molten mass by the combust,on
Of the carbon chemically combGed with the
cast iron is immense and is accompanied by
the discharge of coruscaton of sparks composed of
ca boi ic acid gss along with sleg. And ward the
termination OF the process msss of all the impurities
Of the iron is vtmtod from the furnace in the shape Of
Sag. We NAY add that before the peformanc of the
experiment Mr.. Bessemer delivered lecture, explain
ipg the rationale Of bis invention which for unaffected
clearpess. modesiy and simplicity, reminded lis OF
Lecture Of FaradGy. gives Us pleasure to state that
the privilege Of uIg the invention has been already
dispc Of 10 the eXeLt e the annual produ cton OF
10000 tuns OF iron and steel fIhe fortune accruing
TO the inventor il gigantic.l Examiner Oct IT,
VALUABLE DIcOyLRY IN METALLCRGY.-1he
Manchester Guardian saJs that VI de Lille of Paris
has discover ed process by which aluminium may be
obtained from cryOie, to afford II at as 10"
price Ger ounce silver; and since ounce of the
iolmer bias f ur times the volume Of ounce Of the
latter il will Of give Us articles OF plate OF the
seine size 70 mach cheaperihat is at oIe-fourth the
mic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
Ediscy Of The ". Y. Tribvss

To the Ediscy Of The ~ Y. Tribvss:
SIR: find paragraph going the rounds OF The
papers, ard, if mistake not The TRIBUNE has given
to its Endorsement, to the effect that Gen. Washsg.
ton and Col. Fremont were the only Presidential can
didacs who had ever received the undivided electoral
vote Of New-England. Such, however, is not the
fact find on hooking over The record, that Dot OILY
did Washington twice receive the undivided support
of New-EnglsDd but IL was given 10 John Ada ms 10
1926, and pgain in 1900, when he was beaten BY
Thomas Jefferson in the general result. Again, 10
1874 did New England give her united vote Tor John
Quincy Adams; aud in 1873 80 the same, wi'a The
reception of one elector IN Maine, who voted for
Az drew jackson. Thus see the recent election y
the fourth since WashiDgtons l-st election in which
New England has given her united voice for her favor
re candidate she expects Ia do the same aga Ia
1850 when a mt ori'y Of her sister Commo lwealds
sbe hopes will be sufficiently aroused ana enlights nei
to susisin her in her stand for God and Humanity
G,dJton, Nda., Nov H. l~j6- XXX
I'VE believe some correspondent Of TIE TmsrsE
id say New-England never before uaanunors
ince WashiDgtons time; bat the mistake was 80 o.
yous that did not think it needed correction. I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

IMPORTANT pECIsroN.-The Secretary of the In
terror has reversed this decision of the late Commits
oDer Of Pensions in regard to what constitutes rdr
entiing soldiers 10 bounty LAID The decision Of the
Secretary viii entitle regulars and others who have
been engaged in any of the conflicts with the Indians
on he Pacific New Mexico, and the Plains TO war
rams under the recent acts Of Congress. The Secretary
takes the ground that Congress intended TO provide for
all cases where the circumstances actually constituted
what nigh. with propiiety be styled rar in which life
vas imminently imperled The present Commisso uer,
Mr. fiting brings TO his position large experience
ard patient al ooliging disposition
Among those who cas-; their votes for Fremont At
Syracuse on the 4,h Gideon Bentley an aged sur
Iiyor of the Revolution. He is the fssher OF thirteen
iyipy children-'hs ancestor Of ak ratcne num-
herring in all two hundred and twenty -four souls, who
the most important battles Of our great struggle for
Liberty~voted for wsshington-has cast ballot at
every Presidential election snce-and has. since the
DAYS Of Jefferson until within few months been a
soldier 10 the ranks OF the Democracy.
Fmr-MuLn BuRsr.-A stable belonging to Messrs.
%. 4 II. Yorrer, at Shenandoah Iron Works IN Page
County, Va. was consumed by fire on Tuesday night
last together with large quantity ofgesls and
valuable mules. The loss supposed 10 DC IRON so'vv
10 5000,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
LOVE AND MURDER.
TRIAL OF HAYT FOR THE MURDER OF
MISS ALLEN.
From The Erie Pa. Obserrer

From The Erie Pa Obserrer
Thi. cgse has excited much interest in the communi
tv and is one Of extraordinary character. The trial
came ON II the Nov enber sessions of our Oyer and
TRIMMER before the Hon. John Galbraith President
Judge Joseph NJ. sterrett and James Miles, associ'
ats Ii appeared IN evidence, on the part ct the Con-
ncnweahh tIst Hayt had become acquainted with
Miss Calista C. Altn Wide living with his sister ID
McKesu TOW psbip in this county during the autumn
of ls5J She was there in the capacity oil servant
mad ard was at tie tine in the Thirteenth year of her
acc Ao,r living there some time he left and went
hone. when HaSt also left and engeged board With
Ms Altrs lsthtr -,
DIR ~ the ast Winter the deceased mt to school,
ara shorfly afer sue commenced the prisoner a-s)
Uft 10 ,chool although about a. years old, and con-
tnutd going during the Winter. Ia the Spring he
re1ted farm for Allen, moved him and his iaHiiy on
20 il spd went himself 70 board with his siep-iathef
Mr. Oliver. who lived about half nlde cltant. Up
TO n tine Of tie murder Heyt often visited al Allen
and aided him ~ procuring fer him team and farm
ing utersils and by bis OVID perronal labor de also
pulcLastd goods and Iec Saies for tie family, aud
IN, &c many presents TO deceased to when he became
TIL, a,tschu q. had bccsme known to the family,
but as Il did net cate IT. he wac much distressed
ard aeitaed when urged to eve her up aus was tes-
ttd 10 By her parents well as ether witnesses. On
he SATURDAY preceding the murder, the prisoner, in
ctnpany It'll her parents, welt TO Mexican CoTnars,
and purchased his credit some store goods tor then,
and seine els worth for the gul. 1t would sem that
ON The day following Sunday some conversation took
place between Hsyt and Nils A. about getting married,
Wien. would seen from the testimony, though not
directly that ere refused to marry him: He stad all
light a. Aliens, and II the morning the day OF The
mIISerl xeM home, ate he breakfast, hitched up
be 10 pillow, returned to Aliens, and assisted him
to pow half an sc,e of potatoes. He then returned
home put the horse Off, did some Little work about the
touse such q. bripgi, g water, cutting wood. &c.
After DINER be took down revolver that be had,
and vert away in different direction from that which
would have taken him TO Aliens. About II o'clock
D. m be came to Aliens, and sat down in the kitchen,
near the door Of an adjoining in which deceased
ard her mother were sitting. After tie usual sagia-
ton The deeessed said, Waller should not think
YOU tuld Gene beIe if you thought l abused you"
To which be replied, Come to think, l don't know
that YOU did abuse me- said 90, but did not mean it"
He ten spoke Of what be had given her ON Saturday
She said, "Ycu know never asked ycuior anything"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

new kind OF inda-rubb ovrrshoe is announce,
by which the unht althiness and uopeasautne-s s.rg
from TIE use of Iubbers is obviaied. Toe peculiarly
consists In making the shoes With the inner surfaces
ribbed, corrugated, or othews Daie uneven, for D.
purpose Of allowing circulson of air between il and
the boot Or RI OF which 1t IL worn; or Tie same
thing may be effected by lining the shoe with similar
ribbed, co1us sted, or Otherwise raised ond depressed
surfaced fabric.
IsFASTIcIDE IN HUDsos.-in Hudson, last week,
a dissolute woman named Mary Tuttle aged about ~
years killed her only child boy Of about three years
horrible deed was committed to pratify lover"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

This proves the winter months the moet favorable
season TO 90 to sea.
tt. opprie nances estimated worth go $50 900 90
Tie Whole properly Of the Kingdom Is estimated TO be
1t would take 200 years for California 10 produce Of
$50 60 60 Of gold year the value Of the agriculture
AmisnoIs.-There are l4O coo animal. known 10 ma,;
yt; we have domesiicaied but 5000. Ia Francs tbs
Gre iTe has Produced young that houri.nes A neg
srecies of hoise from the wds of ind,stao. bas 20
been domeeticated in Paris
EIB-T.mens.-From the Journal of Agriculture:
Tie vulgar fEequeDtly laugh labors OF learaed
men, yet upon their re,eaTcb.s the world depends.
Experiments have been tried md demonstrate tn q,
good crops be raised by good tillaSe, witho e
manure. Wheat a. the rate Of "a bushels has
grown, year after year, by planting il IN rows and
hoeDg.
Carrying Stock on Railroads. In England Il 10
erGais that bulocks drive 100 miles lose 90 pounds
each, sheep pounds swine 10 pounds 10 1883 seven
railways brOught to London 90, 0W head Of live
stock. In 1884 they brought over two millions. TEE
some year go tons Ct killed meat and poultry were
brought TO Lendon by the great Northern Railway.
Max Prcduct:-Tbe London cows yield nine quarts
daily. The freight Of milk railways 10 three farh.
irgs a gallon for 40 miles, ard one penny gallon fr
greater distance The milk sells at 10 TO IA cents
gallon wholesale.
Chinese Sugar Cane-The Secretary reed an Art:
Gle upon this subject showing that Lndey has stated
that there are large number Of plants Of this family,
so nearly allied that they would probably by, rdize.
Mr.. Vail. Of the fam schoo of Wesichester County,
stated that they had produced good situp in .gayns
quantities, by rude means. As Q fodder producing
plant, the SOrgham is Invaluable. Planted Thick
grows ten feet bgb, and cattle eat the STALKS down
the ground, If chafed, with great ayidity Mr.. va
hin ks il AZ invaluable plant for forage CROP
SoLos Robson said kr. Chairman, hold Ia my
hand pepper of very great importance TO the fcneu
Of America who Engaged in the production Of Oh o.
fat.producng animals. I offer Ibis paper for the puf,
pose placing Oh record among the transaction. y
this Institute. Mr. r. then read hom the conmerce
sricle of The TRIBUNE Of Nov IL, account o. 'ne
production of oil, &C., from the Breckenridge coal
Dr. WATERBURY thought this . very inpor1n,
natter in its bearing upon the production Of pork ra
md lard oil in this country. lie inquired suy s'Ps'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
PUBLN MEETINGS.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1s.-Dr. WATERBURY in the Chair.
The Secretary called the attention of the Club 10 the
f. ct that company has been org nzed 10 this city 70
furnish green sand mari to all applicants.
Mushrooms BLOT Of Yorkville cultva,es
mushrooms, providing crops all the year.
The Secretary read great amount Of interesting
matter translated from French ou nails, selected or
made up from English papers, aud oher recent pubos
fNns. Among other things treated on were the FOL.
loving:
HurricdWs.-A Mr. Andrews of Havana has been
searching all the accounts published Of hurricanes
and has made the following aDyss OF the proportion OF
thee empesG in different months Of the Year 70 wi:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

WE, pciOIc TIC uisN'eiy vi eo'nAn0a'i u'0N 90 "
valuable coloring matter. The tree will only pro-
duce kermes in warm ATTITUDES.
Another oak that might undoubtedly BE- pro6.a-
bly, grown in several of our mild climate States, lie
the one that produces gall nuts, which arc much
used by dyers and ink manufacturers.
The Gal-nm OAK (Quercus iDfectOria) is a Ma
tive of Persia, Asia Minor, Arabia, Egypt, Morocco
and Algeria; in its natural habitat it evergreen
shrub, with a crooked stem, and seldom attains SIX
feet in hight. The gall nuts are excrescences pro-
auced by the Cynips soriptoram, small insect of
4 pale-brown color, VIII: h may often be found in
closed in the gals sold in the shops of the druggists,
collected before the fly had made its escape.
Another oak, the scorns and cups Of which are
in great demand for tanning purposes is the Paord
Oak (Quersus @gilops), which grows in Greece to
= hisht Of so or 90 feet, and is found 10 be hardy
in ENGLAND The acorns are worth 500 or $50 a
tan for tanning.
Perhaps one of the most valuable fruit trees tina
could be introduced into some Of the States, parncu
larly California, would be the Date Tree (Pb9nix
dsctyhfera) which is indigenous to Syria, Arabia
End the lower parts of Persia, Egypt and Northern
Afrisa, whence it was introduced INFO the South OF
Europe; and it is also more or less cultivated in
British India, South Africa, aud in some parts Of
America.
The dste-tree belongs to the family Of palms, and
srows City or sixty feet high with rugged trunk,
crowned with leaves six feet long. The flowers
start out from the trunk between the leaves, aud
hear fruit Ike berries on stems, and come in bear.
inn at six to ten years DID, and continue century,
producing several hundred pounds of dates to tree
every year.
ain Barbary people use the products Of the date
tree for many purposes Is follows: They form hand
some beads q he stones From the leaves they make
eooches, bsskets bags, mats, brushes, and hy-asps
buildings, also Ter fence. to gardens and the stem. Of
the leaves are used for making cages for their pouy
The threads of the web like integument 81 the oase
fhe leaves ere twisted into ropes which are emP'0yso
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-29
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.

STATE Or LOUISIANA. kEs
p 1 rf9S II tint 20 on III thT shi Hay
D e month Of April nthe year of our Lord Thousand
Bsare me Rehard Brennr, Notary Public in fGrthd
and and in presence Of the witnesses Hereinafter
Personally appeared, Msssrs Richard Bartlett Sumner, VII
liam Whans Kelly Gornel,s ,, B PAYNE Frederisk
1fsafRss HaRss Fegr
1sR'S;ssss sS 9F
NJ MI % y I'D pEs liz aaa nn%sa fsRss'inrF Il
aGPSsy sS m 9E a
RsGn a M ay or A s sny r R ns an and Sa pau H
@ 81 VI eaas liz aas %
that b @ st,ss end pnsa2Ht 9
81 S"
@ ay Mss ssssen m hs sc q o o GSs @ sn
sF hundred nd ta they h9a esPseiy ass
or associated them for the purposes hereinafter recied and
ss fs9sTs ssss s a
s6Ias as 81 !SI aug VIII WIN Hhs sa'ssa -
@ as Sds opn e NsS s s
wlch Company is fixed q he city Of New Orleans.
TSY q saaas
repairing o m vessels SAID q M asr sa a @ baS @ o
sepon seps G ,is Is he oee Of soreg
9 @ Raa p in New
s s IT. @ daH GHs 5 Ghhd1 m e s @
@ sand eight hundred and seyeny-two.
whom other process against the Company shall h
eighty o,sad dollars divided eighty shares each for h
~ Ct he fsrss %s
the eq any mot GaarI Mo en a 5
each share Of said eighty shares of stock be as follows
Fyfye per Of each share subscribing and ten
% s fret csn @ es ~ f s tsn s n d s
first day Of August and five per cent on te rst day OF Sep
5tI The @loie business nlisfs e the
germs Of said ion shall Leg to t%9 M
sa Directors sall bs respsetvsy desgnsea @ ts
lett Sumner shall be the Agent and John Hughes the Manager
Ssy Or d o S So Tie nSors Of the
saSs, @S sI'
aof 2 + Of qa ID 80 @ a. Then nc aG t nrocs d
suco and Shall active operation the Agent
affairs of the eorporaon sha collect insiamcns
they due and payable make for mate
ration keep l proper books and for The business Of
GGs%Pa asfas Rsl e '
as q The he m II q 1 H. s s nd f.
shall as keep tranSfer book for e transfer Of stock a14 is
s sRsstion Of the II ockiolds5s In COMPENSATION for
oneha Of one on all monies he sa receive and he
shall py of Mia corporation except pay
n,snt s of "a diyiaends TO iis !; s;toekholdersi
by and herein declared be, follows
wit The firm of Hughes Eaete Co. will have the clnrge6t
the OF ie Dockor Docks and subsequently the c1
and of the well of the mechanical ope6
| rations of the Company.
9th The said firm Of Hughes yaee & Co. will have the
exclusive right make repairs vessels going into the
Docks OF the Company, in consideration of which said fm
guarantees the said Association the full Of dochnge
the rates hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
all vessels going into the Dock of the Company subject
however, deduction exceeding per the
fixed Of ockase for any vessel which the Agent Man
deem expede for the interest of the Company
put into dock at such deduction from the established rate
which ls follows 10 wit
| Slins. and SnAller Yassals-TAtes for docking.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-29
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

v A YIGR,S $EATIARTIC PiLLS-FILLs THAT
n ARE PTSProfessor Hayes, State Chemist Of Massa-
ensets says they are the best Of Pills and the
IlEMuEI SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass
EMoRY WAsHBURN,4 overnor Of Auss. REgs ip.g
X w. g. PLUEkETT Lieut.. Gov. Of Mass n
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Sec of State and Senator of u S.
RoBERT @. WINTHROP, ExS Speaker House Rep u. s.
ABBoTr LAWRENCE Minister Plenipot o Great Britain M
&GtaoHN b. FIr1pATRICk, Catholic bishop Of London.
MEN THAT ARE MEN ~ $73 f
Among the diseases tits Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
ity, we may mention
Gostiyenes Bilious Complaints, Rheumam Dropsy Heart
burn Headache arising from foul stomach Nauea Indges
ton Morbid naetionof tile Bowels pain arising thereo
Flaulency Loss Of Appetite all Uceros and Cutaneous Dis
eases which require Medicine scronla Kng's
Evil They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system Srs many Complaints which i W9uld not
a and Nervous Irabity Derangements Of the Liver and
Kidneys Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state of the body obstructons its functions They
the pest Medicine ever discovered and you will bu
Prepared by Dr. u G. AVER, lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United States. IN
my20 3mdEW j. WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Agents. Z.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-29


The day of docking and unlocking charged as
ss ,y s.l ne s 4, Am ~ not earse
such less rates as they may wish making good however, TO this
to Ne rates charged BY Other Veil known shpwshs city
uss @ vaies "s"s SsssG aIl s be- aGff
viii labor Of 50 doing SNN "''1
s @ aa The s e 'd m Basy y i t. SSs
of erection by them for of this corporation together
M When as | ei a he d ,1s as
its business M md for the rent and use Of the they shsre
day Of October past l55 rate a eighteen hundred
% sy 1T bs Rs ' sG a S ns @ ss
@ s T m s s ay Ion e p.s bst
may be incurred for the construction of whaye that
T. Tbe SSd n a o ashes Co. shall mao
the comanys agent weekly reports of the business OF the
14th Any three stockholders time l,eve power
sookholery e9sh share shall soan and cases
socEoer shall responsible for said cor
po5%on in further 'han the unpaid balance due the
l5h When the period arrives the winding mp the affairs
s S
3 Ss SGa d
the company On terms 10 be fixed by the stoekholo
f s0sf! " se eSs
Be e f' respective
"s % ge TIi Se
with said "ppe"rers and ifr.nHi me NoHrIy: TI:noa,
R. B. Sumner, ten shares
Vim: Whann, five shares
Hughes, Valetie < Co. sixteen shares.
Eredk e. IGamerden, two shares. -~,
Harris & Morgan, fifteen shares.
T. j. Har ~ Co, five shares.
Corns B. Payne, four shares.
| A Converse, for his wife, Mary Converse, share.
Daniel Johnston, by r. b. Sumner, Atty two shares
D. Il Hngedorn two shares.
Glidden, Marshall & Co.. one share
g. Pnss Pamss for for Hr ae, mma Pa p"ns aim % share
| A. + Wbiimne for Mrs Ellen Robinson ,w, sburev
e. j Witmoe for Ms M"fy Ann Alu one share
| A. J. Mhitmore, for Alfred j, Ruiz, one share.
| 4. J. Whitmore, for Mrs. Fanny Ruiz. share.
| 4. ]. Whiimore, for Mrs. G, Davis one share
A. j. Whihore, one share.
EDWD O. WfLLARD.
net Of record in ny current register; ~ Faith whereof
| official seal, this fourth day IF May, 4. D. 1856 '
| myl6 r. Brennan Not. Pub.
ID VOORHEES,, GRIGis l. CO.
my29 10 Tch"unicuas street.
3S}ss yooREs Shoi R1iss m s!s G for sale by
| myla Is rchoup a,lns street.
my8 ]. II. AsIERIpfE eco ~ comr,on street.
+ tNSEED 0dI424o OIL bbls md 10 casks ltnw and 50
Il boiled Lipseed Oil, landing and l, for sale BY
| Jel6 5s..l N -5.ta.z u Magazine street
| |CAULkTNG EALLETs AND lIsON-A good
| " assortment just received and for s,l. b,
| je24 lot '5e Maan,ine street.
WI1sISY-2oo obEs PsESy,f Star, 70, se,s BY
-: my2a rs TrAoeri,o"Tand ,and !
iAas-A goo" assortment 4 HSTSq sg4 do%fsF ne
| my1 corner Of Canal aud New Ieyee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-29

WRIEHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprieor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Chartres