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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
BUYERS OF .LOTHING
ARE REQUESTED TO CALI At HEAD QUARTERS, At
j, GOLDSTEIN;S
HALF

NO IL and u, OAK FR0NT. > doors Sorth Of the Post
Ohce. and examine The largest stock Of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING ever OF ened in Warren.
This stock consist Of a large assortment Of all kinds
and grades ofOvercoats, Talmas, Gents Shawls. Dress
Froek and Sack Coats; all kinds Of Pants and Vests, a
splendid stock Of G~entlemens' Furnishing Goods; Hats
and Caps; also a very large aud carefully selected
stock Of BOYS CLOTIIINGl
We are constantly receiving a large stock OF Over
coatings, Cloths. Cassimeres and Yestings. and keep
the best Eorkmen rea iy to fill all orders with neatness
and dispatch. in the very latest styles, for those who
wish to have garments made by measure.
Ny large and heavy purchases enables me to sell
goods cheaper than at the usual rates, and lover than
any other establishment in town.
Come 10 the head quarters and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, AMI you will find You can huy there
right. J. GOLDSTEIN.
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ENVIRONMENTS.

A GENTS, (either travelling or local. J
"a for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS, are re
qUested to send, WITHOUT DELAY, their address to
the undersigned. and they viii be furnished with a bu-
siness which win yield them from 100 to 200 per cent.
profit. Thry will please state what Newspaper or Pc.
riodicals they have canvassed for. Persons who have
not hitherto acted as agents, bdt who would like to en-.
gage as such, viii also please send their names, Post.
ofice address. County and State. written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON a CO.
sepSS-3m NEW YORK.
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I)IANO FORTES-NEW STUCK
I fine s~s0rtmeGtof Fiaaos, vaTyinsi in price from
Si95 TO $500. Among others may be found
3 elegant Rosewood, 6 oct, iron frame, fancy legs. So
4 90 GS oct. do round cor. 3yoaSSsS
, oct. rose, carved tablet and carved moulding SUI
, do plain ease, $50
TX oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. S5OO
The last mentioned is one Of the largest and most
MAGNIFICENT pianos ever manufactured. The public are
invited to call and examine it; Il will repay the srnu
bic offs visit. The above were selected By myself with
great care. and I viii warrant them TO be very superior
Instruments in every particular
Warren. Jan. 3. 30. 81. POhLkol.
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M.nnrx- sentemt.r LII 1s5f.

As an about to retire from the practice Of DEN.
TISTRY, in this place, L take pleasure in recon-
mending to friends aad patrons, DR.. SAWYER,
a person experienced in the InaHipulations and adjust
melt Of artificial Teeth. and fully competent to give
good satisfaction 10 thuse that may favor him with
their patronage. Persons desiring artificial teeth.
would do well to call and examine his specimens Of
Porcelain Base and Block Teeth, as they are life
like and seryicca5le. JOHN SPEAR
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PROCLAMATION!
ANNUAL ELECTION.

ii. X. HARMON, Sheriff Of I1um
Il. ball County, Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified
electors OF said county, that TUESDAY. October ian,
Is56. is the day appointed by law, for holding election
in the State Of Ohio; at which time they will assemble
at their several places Of holding elections, in their
respective Townships and proceed by ballot. to vote
for the following State and County Officers, viz:
One Supreme Jtdge-short term. one supreme Judge
full term, one School Commissioner. one Member
Of the BoArl OF Pufl lie Works, Que Attorney General
and one judge Of Common Pleas Court; Que Auditor.
one Commissioners and ont Director Of Inhrmary also
for one Representative in Congress
GRtND AND PETIT JURORS FOR COMMON PLEAS
COURT, AND JURORS FOR THE PROBATE
COURT.
The Township Trustees viii return. at the same time.
(aud with their Poll Book OF E~lectiou) Jurors for their
respective Townships. as follows.
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BOOTS n SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES, e1
- WHOLESALE mi RETAIL.
Spring and Summer Trade. at Re-
duced Prices. for CASH.
W. & d. CRANAGE, No. Mair 6
street, Warrsn, Ohio, would respectfully call the aiten-
ton Of their friends and the public generally to the
fact, that they have Just received the largest, best, and
most fashionable stock of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to- this market, among which will be found the first
quality Of Ladies' Caters. Rid Bootees, Buskins, Slip
pers, &c. Also a large assortment Of Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamel al Boutees. Buskins. etc.
A great yarie y of Misses Gait, ,. Morocco and En-
aneled Boots, Fancy Buskins and Slippers. and a gen
eIal assortment Of boys, youths and childrens' hne
shoes OF all coiors and quantities, together with 4 great
v'ritty Of gentlemens' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, fine Caters and Shoes Of the latest 5 yles and
best quality.
ALSO, a general assortment OF leather. Frerch Calf
skin, Patent Calf Skin, Moroccos Of various kinds
ard qualities, Congress gore FOR CATERS, glove kid,
Innings Of various cuio-, and qualities. shoe thread.
Snives, hammers, nails, hTis:les, shoulde- sticks,
peg hotes, peg knives, avis. boot web. sand stones.
! lack tuck skins, and every thing usual y kept In our
line ofhusiness. A large stock Of lasts OF every kind.
Remember the Place, sign Of the Red Root. 40. 8,
Vain street, Warren, Ohio. Apr. i6t.
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Lost.
a correspondent writing from Mecca, over the
signature of 'Owl," says that one of three young
ladies from this place, lost a gold watch and q
glove at Mecca, on the night when (he says)
they sawed off the school bey's Fremont pole
Wood saving is q useful, but not generally con-
sidered a very genteel accomplishment for nice
young ladies. Hurrahing for Buchanan while
riding through the country, except to eonven-
tions, is ordinarily confined to men who wear
heavy bricks in their hats. However, there is
no accounting for taste, as the man said wheu
he saw his wife kissinga swine. Saving down
poles may be fine fun, but in this ease, unless
the young lady RECEIVERS her watch, it will prove
rather expensive amusement.
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STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

Il County IS. In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Milton SutiF. Administrator on The said plaintiff, on
Beniamin Williams, dcce1sef. the Esd day of AGsust,
rs. 1856, Et-d in sad
CIa,ton UerTipeton, Samuel Seourt. his petition
Ouiunv- executor OF Calvin G.. as1Ins, said Defend
SutIin. deceased. and James II. ants. praying a de
Williamson. cree against said
Harrington to pay said oIinhy. as SAID executor thr
amount OF \ Judgment IN his favor against inc
plaistin, as said executor, against the plaintiff as said
administrator, rendered rs jefferson Palm. ESQ., Jus
tiee Of the Peace, January ith l-SS. for the sum OF one
hundred dollars and costs, taxed at moe dollars and
trrrtrfve cents. upon n debt for services aGd expeu-
ees original ; due from said Williamson and Williams
t. NJ. & c. q. SutiiG, assigned 20 said c. q. SntsiG.-
The said Williamson mus: APPEAR and answer by the
ninth Saturday after the twenty seventh day Of Augus:
sCTLIFF STUTTLR,
au-. %, 1856 6w. Atys. for Plaint,f.
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DIANO COVERS. Every n so tor
l. tuna,e rs to be the posssssoI OF a good Piano-Porte
should hy all means have it covered with az india
rubber cover. There is nothing else half so good. I
have Just opened u rev lot. ST.
juno IS. 1850. r
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The Luca Family.

We are informed that this (colored) family Of
singers viii soon visit our place. some months
since, they were here and gave three concerts,
which were not as well attended as their sing
ing deserved. They are cultivated musicians,
and while there was nothing in their manners,
or the character of any Of their songs that could
offend the most fastidious. their negro melodies
and comic gestures could not be excelled BY any
singer of lighter complexion.
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TNHE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull


L County. In the Probate Court.
George Hallo~k AMI Erlstas Cone
Administrators Of Vim. BushIe ell, Dec.
Va
Lucinda Hull. Sylvia Noble. Martin
Bushnell. Horace BusIncli. Cyrus Bush
ne ]. and Olive Eushnell. heirs Of vii
son Bushnell. deceased; Newell Bush
nell. Lovisa Palmer, Susan Palmer, Petition for
John Bushnell, and Polls Hart heirs authority ia
Of Lester Bushnell, deceased; Sophia complete Real
Hart, { oily Miner. A. G. Hart. and F.. Contract
Hart, heirs OF Lovisa Hart, deceased
Austin Andrews. Andrew Andrews,
Curtis Andrews, and Lucy Stewart.
heirs of Fanny Andrews, deceased
Cordelia Qniggle, Candice Bushnell,
Daniel C. Bushnell, Alexander Bush
nell, and Austin Bushnell.
The above named defendants will take nStice, that
the said plaintiffs, IS such Administrators. on the 9Th
day Of September. A.. D. 1856. filed their petition in the
Prohste Court of said county. praying for an order to
deed the fOliouing described lands, contracted by said
William Bushnell, deceased. in his lifetime, TO the
said Austin Bushnell, to wit: Situlte in Ila; Gord town
ship, Trumhull ccnnty. Ohio, ard being Gue hundred
and forty and two thirds acres IN lot No. 30, in said
township, bounded ssuthwarl- m the diagonal road;
west on the lot line; north uar t;,si OF ROmantz Norton;
and east on lind of Seth Thompson. being all the land
conveyed tn William Bu sInellf y Sherid's deed, dated
April S3l, las. 10 which reference is had for more
particular description. The said petition will be heard
on the LIST day 4 Ort1irr. 1856. at which time said de
PENDANTS can appear and defend il they see fit
GEORGE HALLOCK.
ERASrUS CONE.
AiEr's Of William Bushnell, deed,
Sept 10. ie56-Sw.
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s~'IsnoTffE t.1g
Mesfefql Resefb6 ehfoPicIe

TERMSlOne Dollar and Fifty Gents, in
advance; Two Dollars. If payment is not
made i'm advance.
! No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
r<cept Il the Option of the publishers.
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Ballad Concert.

Nj. & Mrs. L. Y. II. CROSBY will give
a Concert at Empire Hall, on Monday
evening, the 18th inst. Mr.. and Mrs.
CROSBY have for some time been well
known as popular singers, in nearly eve
ry large town in the States. All desir-
ing a rich treat, should not fail to attend.
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DAINTS. OILS. GLASS, KERO.
J. sene, OF Goal 0i). Burning Fluid. Camph-ne.
SPRING & REED. Market street, are nov re sewing
and selling the above articles in connection with =
complete assortment Of Drugs. Medicines. COlnrs dry
and in oily. Brushes az all kinds. Glue. Glaciers Dis-
Donds. Whit Lead. French AMI American Zine. Fab
nestock's & Co. pure White Lead, &c, &c, at prices
that offer great inducements TO dealers and customers.
P.S. Don't forget the place, SPRING & REED.
Market street. aug -.
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DARN FOR SALE:

4 As the subscriber is DESTROYS Of settling up his
business and going west, he offers fot sale on resoua-
bic terms his very desirable little farm Of FIVE
acres, situated one mile west of the centre Of B1zetta
Township, T-umLull County, on the north and south
Toa5-called Scovilie road-at what is calle.l Freer's
eorEers,-a very pleasant s~ituation, and in a hrstrate
neigh3orhOOd. The farm is in good repair. well waier-
ed from springs, and a good never filling we'll at the
house; n good bearing orchard Of grated fruit. For
further particulars enquire of the subscriber on the
premises. ELISHA MESSENGER.
"A o. a
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Nohce

VIII not those of our subscribers who design
paying Tor the GhrOnide in Wood and Coal, re-
plemish our stock while the roads and weather
ar. farornble It is needed.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

~ the Photographic art Photographs upon paper.
surrassinr in beauty. durability. artistic effect, AMI
hfe-like expression any style of Portraits or Miniatures
ever before drawn by a pencil Of light For hncness.
roundness, depth Ct light and sLaa- and richness Of
tone, they are wonderful.
The Subscribers return thanks for past ratro age,
and take pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of War
rem and vicinity. that they are nov prepared to take
Life-size Portraits mounted upon carytss and finished
plain, or coIored in oil. cTayon. or pasiil, from SIS to
500. and warranted satisfactory.
TSmaIl size Photographs can be taEenupon paper
and mailed TO any part II the United States, at a very
shall expense
II PParticular attention paid to taking ont scenes
and landscapes. Also likeLesseS Of deceased persons.
II PD tguerreo;ypes, CT Miniatures Of deceased PER
sons, h0peper poor, can be n~agnihed to life size and
made perfect
IT PAmbro;ypss taken for Sl,eo aud upwards.
II PInstTuctiOns given in all branches Of Photo
Sraphy. upon reasonable terms
Observation-Disclosures moderate. and Likenesses
warranted to please. LEROY q ROBBINS
Warren. Sept. l., 1856.
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Pole Raising.

Pole Raising.
Let the Republicans about the vieiaity of
Braeeyille, remember the Pole Raising at the
Center, on Saturday afternoon, at , o'clock
Speeches will be made by JUG. BROwy and
others.
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After which, the Treasurer viii keep IN office in War,
rel, for the purpose of receiving taxes until the sgth
Dag Of December. 1856.
JOIN REEVES. County Treasurer.
Eirrrn, O.. Aug. 30. IS55-Gy.
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WAEREx, October 4th. 1854
AmbrOsypes-

AmbrO:ypes-
"Blest be the art that can imm1rsalize.
The art that battles Times tvrannic elaim
To qusneh it."
Thus wrote CowPer more than a century ag'.
and so thinks those who, Wishing thcms Ives to
be immortalized. look into that Daguerrean Car
stationed on Market street, near the Western Re
serve Bank, where Mr.. CRoMBAUcH takes capital
Ambrotypes, His plan of hennetie4liy $ aling
We glass plates together, with the picture be
tween, must make the Likeness imperrious to air,
consequently indestruetible by time. Those who
wish to zee themselves as ithers see them,
should give him a call; and those who wish
their pictures to look 8 little better than them
selves. can b., eAeered by our experience.
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FARMSFOR SALE. The subscribcr

l. offers for sale his Farm. one mile north Of the
centre of nrookfeld. Trumhuli county. containing 800
acres of first pasture, meadow anil plough land. we'll
" tered and imbered-grafted orch md and other fruit,
comfortable dwelling. good harDs AMI out houses.
Also. his farm, threefourths Of 4 mile from Warren,
continuing 80 acres Of first rate lani, first rate spring
and run water. good bottom and upland. grated or~h
ard and other fruit trees. good barn. &c.
AlsI, his house and lot in Warren, all Of which siil.
be sod low for good payments. Enquire ofthe rropf.-
etar, or }. " Stull. Atty. J u. BCTILES.
Warren, SEPT. Io-3w'
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N n. The Trustees will return the Jurors for Pro-
bate Court, to the Judge Of said court
Given under my hand. at the Court House, in the
Village Of Warren, this 18th day OF September, A d.
ls55. II. L. HARMON Sheriff.
Caps l. 1E5--
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Annexed. anl prices OF the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageucys genedies-Bone Solvent. IS cts. 50 cts. and
one dollar; Roster Linimrnt, for strains, inhamation.
sweeney. &c, . cents; Appetite Feed, which is the
best horse power in America. % cents (sent by mail
30 cts); Prairie Heaye tonic, so ets.-sent by mail at
same rate Sept. II. 1856.
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Fun Ahead.

Dan Rice's Circus which was advcr-
Used to be here, some months ago, and
did not come, is TO exhibit in this place,
on the Goth inst. Dan Rice is the
prince OF testers, and showmen, his wife
Is the princess of horsewomen, and his
horses almost as famous as himself or
lady.
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Charles S. Porter and james R. Van aorisr. under Ne
firm Of Porter & Co. Also. Asahel W. Porter, loi
California; Charles Smith and Frederick kirsnssD,
executors and trustees ofJames Scott. deceased, an
der his will; Jane Shaier, Henry W. Smith. Thomas
g.. Brown and Isaac B. Higgins, Us Good and J.
Miller Good d Millerl; james i. Van tiordsr. CD
D-shier. agent; c. C. 1eNutt. R. W. Ratlif, assiEpssi
George Fryer. also Jonathan Z. Dunlap James R.
C-L Brown. John L. Weeks Z Co., Wn- r Van
GVr,lrr, J. Lowry and Aaron l. c. Day.
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INJECTOR ROOFLAND,S CELE

II OOE1E - 0IDI
H brated GERMAN BITTERS. Prepared By DR.
g. NJ JAoKSoS. Philadelphia Pa Will eIeetually cure
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronie OF
Nervous Debility. Diseases OF Kidneys. and all diseaS-
es arising from a disor ersl Liver or Stomach Such
as Cons: patton, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood TO th'
Head. Aeidity Of the Stomach Nausea. Heartburn, DIS
gust for food. FuIness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructatians. Sinking or F%irrtering at pit OF stomach.
Swimming of the Head. Hurried and difficult reathing
FIuttering at the Heart. ChoaNinE of sufocaiing sense
ton when in a lying posture, Dimness 81 Ntsidn- Dois
NJ webs before the Sirht. Fever and Dull Pain n the
Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation. YellownsSs Of the
skin and Eyes Pain In the Side. Back. Chest. Limbs.
&C., Su den Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesl,
Constant Imaginings OF Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention ofthe public
to this preparation. does 50 with : FEELING OF the utmost
confidence in its virtues and a ,aptation to the diseases
for which It is recommended.
II is no new and untried article. tut one that has
stood the test Of a ten years trial fare the American
people, and It's reputation and ssle is unrivaielh y any
similNr preparations extant- The testimony in it, IA
vor given By the most prominent and well known fhy
SIC ans and individuals in all osrts Of the country IS
imm. nee, and a careful perusal OF the Almanac. ruhs
Iished annually by the proprietor. and to he had gratis
Of any Of his Agents. cannot hut satisfy the most skeI-
teal that this remedy is really deserving thc grrat -
ie;rity il has 0htait~d.
Principal 0nee and Mandatory. No. % ARCH ST.,
Pa. sid by =. A SMITIr& co. War
rem: ". L. HONE. Bloomfield: J. CAMPBELL. New
ton Falls. sud all Dealers in Nedicihes-
AnriI O. iS5-l-v
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The Treasurer will attend at the usual p aces Of hold
ing elections, in the following named townships Of
Trum uil County, for the purpose OF receiving Taxes
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MCsl5!! S.

NEW MUSIC! NEW MCSlJi! S.
In r0NEEOY has just received 4 On lice lot q
new nsGsic-amoHg which, are The following EcTns:-
9olumhia The gem of Inc Ocean; or Red. White and
Blue; wilkins and his Dinah; Fremont Campaign song.
and very .-Fz'== souE; Fremont and Victory a great
song for the times; Give en- Jsssie"-roiks; Ere
mont Grand March; Buck e Rreck Polka: Did ou
ever"-song: Our Jessie; Will Nobody Come; Very
Best 7 ,ika; Very Worst POLKA; Mary in Heaven; Hold
Your Horses; Wha; Is Home without a Neither BoHn
Around; De Ole Kitchen. and To-day and To m1rroE.
two new Chris:y songs. The above ser fast, call sojE
or they will lie goac-
am. o. %. -
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William II. Nichols, James A Civil Action
Davidson and Elizabeth J. Dav- for DeLt.
iison, his wife, Defendants.
The above named defendants, one OF whom, William
B. Nichols. resides ont OF the State Of Ohio, are noti
fed, that the Plaintiff has filed in said count his re
tition. setting forth that or or al ont the sd day of June,
A ID ISIS, the said James A. Davidson. executed to the
defendant. William D. Nichols. three several prom
iSory Totc. one for SO. 90. due on The first day Uf
October. isj5; enc fer SIS co, due ON the first day
OF April. 4 ID lSJ6. and one fer ore hundred dol
lars, due on the first day Of April, A D 1857. all on au-
aual interest. That to secure said notes. James A Da
wilson and Elizabeth j., his wife. gave NirhOils a mort
gage on lands described as fellows: Lot ,, section -.
and is known by lots . and 10 north side Of Broad
street, in Newton township, and IL los feet north and
south, st6 feet east and West. which was recorded
That said Nichols on or about the 81 day of luLe. A
D lsa6, assigned said notes and mortgage to this plain
til. The plaintiff prays judgment gainst defendants
and an or,ler ard decree TO sell the land described in
said mortgage Said Nichols. ghO is n non-residet {
Of laid state Of Ohio. is required to answer said petit
tion by the Goth day Of October, A d ESQ. else he will
he in defIul. aud decree for plaintiff entered accord
inFly. HOFFMAN & RATLIFF.
Sspt. }, ls56-6w. Attys for PlaintiE,