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THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

We promised the realefs OF The Ohio
CaLicator some further remarks on rails
ing and uses of the Chinese Sugar Cane,
and we are called upon by farmers to say
what we think Of il now. We find there
is an unusual interest awakened in the
whole country on this subject, and almost
every farmer * going to Try a patch f1r
his own satisfaction. We are glad the
trial will be so general and Simultaneous,
and if experience should show that the
plant has been oyeresiimaied, the cist Of
experiment, viii have been but irifing to
each one, aud The verdict of The public
uill have been decisive.
Ia the oulse. we felt that cautions were
necessary. and SC siaie1in our first noti-
ces of the subject.
First. People who 20 into this popu
lar move for speculation, mus, not expect
to sell seed next year for any thing like
the price il commands now; since it has
been shown that the yield per acre is
some 50 bushels, and that a quart of clean
seed will plant an acre, then the product
ofone acre will serve 10 plant l 600 acres.
We do not expect The seed will sell TO-
more than 81 a bushel, which will still
be a highly remunerative price.
Second. We ask many who come 10
us for the seed. what they are going to
do with the crop they raise, and the ma
iority reply, that they are going to make
their own sugar. The feasibility of this
manufacture by farmers so as 10 make it
profitable, is not yet well established. 1t
may be, that after having a mill suitable
for crushing the cane, the after treatment
may be as simple as thai Of making ma
pie sugar. Our present opinion is that
the graiaiRg process will not 6e 50 easily
perfected with this syrup as with the sap
of the sugar maple. But this orly relates
to sugar. OF the easy manufacture Of
syrup when the juice is ono obtained,
we have no sort of doubt.
gRird. Mills and apparatus for sue
cessful manufacture, will involve a con-
siderable outlay al first, but probably not
much more than The usual oil fashioned
cider mills. Let all these observations be
eandidly considered, and it will save dis
appointment and disgust, which might
arise from a too sanguine expectation.
Having thus stated our words of eau
tion, we will proceed briefly to give the
points in cultivation which farmers
10 know.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
Lsdies and GeHf!emeH, read and ProftI
TFJT RE YOUR PURPOSE TO SIP

+ II DE UNI OoE IV OUI-
Il ply 70 ,rself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point Of neatness, comfort and dura-
bility. have never been surpassed. and probably never
equailed 10y any former arrival in the gOodly town Of
Warren, you will find that articles ofthis identical de
No3, Market street. where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest aid latest styles of Caters and
other Ladies' wear. with which our Ldy customers con
not hut he pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
ly provided for. and the very choicest goods OF the mar
ket selected for them Determined 10 have none hut a
Superiur article. the subscriber keeps n sharp eye On
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
fine French the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
sIantial stogs.
Call at No. 3, Market St, first door east OF Smith &
NeComss. [may = 1851 D.. II. WARREN
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P~GEPABING THE GROUND.

IL the land needs manure, let It have
only well rottcd or fine compost. Fresh
stable anu highly charged with am
monia, is not the best thing 10 use
Spread on what manure is needed, and
then plow it in, taking care TO go deep,
unless The subsoil is barren of organic
matter. Let this be done a week or more
before the time for planting. When the
time arrives for planting, harrow the
field nice and mellow, mark off for the
rows, and plant with the hoe or seed
drill, as you prefer, leaving the whole
field le~el.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

= -
~ the Photo graphic art photographs upon paper.
SURPRISING ia beauty. durability. artistic effect, and
hfe-iike expressiouany style Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever befuie drawn by a peneii Of light. For hneness,
ruundnrss. depth # light and shade and richness Of
tone. they are wonderful.
The Subscribers return thanks for past Patro age.
aud take pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens OF War
rea and vicinity. that they are nov prepared to take
Life-size Portraits mounted upon canvass ana finished
plain. or eOiored in oil, erayon. or pastil, from SIS to
SIUO. and warranted satisfactory
~SmaIl size Photographs can he taken upon paper
and nailed to any part Of the United States, al \ very
shall expense.
VPPsrticular attention paid to taking out scenes
and landscapes. Also likeEesses Of deceased persons.
IT TDaguerreotypes, or Miniatures Of deceased per-
sons. Lorsrer poor, can be m~agniGed to life size and
made perfect
PAmbrotypes taken for s LOO and upwards.
II PInstructions given in all branches Of Photo
graphy, upon reasonable terms
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moderate. and Licensees
to please. LEROY & ROBBINS.
Karrru. Sent. Il, 1876.
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STRING GOODS
THE EMPIRE STORE!

IDDINGS & MORGAN, are now receiving =
splendid assortment of New Spring Goods Their
stock will be complete in all the newest and best styles
of Ladies Dress Goods, Dress trimmings, B0nnets, Bon
net Ribbons, Enhroderies- &c. Also. n full stock OF
goods for Men and Boys wtS-- House furnishing
goods, carPetinss. Wall PAPER. CruekeTy. Groceries,,
&c. &c. Their soOds will he sold for prompt pay
0HIy. and at the pery iOsest prices. An ample supply
o their best Fifty cent Tsa, Just received.
Marren- Anr. 2. $50.
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in cultivation ".
NV.
SOIL.

Select a loamy soil, rather moist, and
in good heart and well TILED, but with
not too bod a Southern exposure. Ifyou
are obliged 10 use dry land, lei ii be Plow-
ed a foot deep, TO ensure moisture for the
roofs. This plant will grow up on any
soil that will produce broom corn, but
the qralily and quantity of syrup will
m materially depend upon the natur of the
soil and situation.
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Yarmitp,
ROUND THE coREER
~ CHARLES SWAIN.

~ CHARLES SWAIN.
Round the corner waiting
What viii people say7
II you wish to see me,
There's a proper way.
Village tongues are ever
Reaey with remark;
Eyes are at the easement
II a dog but Bark.
Round the corner waiting
What val people sayf
Hyou wish to see me.
There's a proper way.
When the church has bound US.
Linked two hearts in one,
I shall care but little
How their tongues rail on;
But. until the bridal,
Never let them ind
Aught to cause me bushes
Hurt my peace Of mind,
Round the corner sailing
What will people sayI
Manly hearts should ever
Take a manly way.
Fifty things are stated
Things you'd ne'er suppose,
II but something secret
In a neighbor shows,
Badly take the pathway,
And their lips are stay'd;
All are quick to censure.
fyou seem afraid.
Round the corner waiting
Whs. will people ssyf
II you wish to see me,
There's proper way.
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DARN FOR SALE, will sell qOI

l. acres Of the north side Of my Farm in B~lzetta. I
miles from Warren, on the Plank Road to Kinsman.-
The buildings are good, cost $4,000 a short time 1gO.
The Farm is we'll watered by the Mosquito Creek,
which Is the eastern boundary; . good young orchard.
and all other kinds Of Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, 40 acres good timber Price SIS per acre.
1 will also sell 130 acres Of the south side for $50
per acre. which is watered. and about % acres good
timber an- the Greek. / prefer selling all together,
but viii sell IS above, or 10 suit the buyer.
Sept. 2, I6Jj-6m. FITCH h. LEWIS.
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DR.. DAYS COMPOUND DANDELION sYRCP.
ITO THE WORLD and it, FRIENDS!

Il / oser this invaluable med cine, for Spinal and
Liver diseases. Ague. Neakness OF the Back, Kidneys,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness OF the Head, and
Consumption In its first stages. All such affections
can and will be cured IL used according to directions.
| deem 1t entirely unnecessary to give receipts as to
its eficacious merits. as the patient will soon be salts
fed by use. that it is the medicine above all others. 1t
is warranted TO cure the above diseases, or the money
In every case, is refunded. l say t. the afflicted. try
this medicine, there can be no danger. as IL is Prrcly
vegetable, made Of roots aGd baTks that grow IN cur
own climate.
l have a Weil-knOwn Medicine. known rs Days Dia--
rh0a Cordial, TINT viii cure the Dysent-Ty. DiSIrhet
or Flux, in common cases, in FIVE minutes t. three
hours. 1t is a mild eOriiaI, and a vegetable prepara-
ton. / also offer to the public, Days Linimcnt, for
sores, huras. sIrsins, bruises, letter and ring worms.
sore throat, or Inflammation. as being Invaluable. 1t
is applied externally. Also DR.. Days Wash and Pow
der for sore eyes.
The medicines are warranted. and 1 risk my honor
and life. that they are genuine, and / vOuch to say that
they are the est medicines now offered or in use. l
say to the an ted, lay aside your prejudiees long
enough t tryt eSe invaluable remedies. They have
not been lot up ar a humbug; the knowledge Of them
has not tel II -ched in the dark, or in n moment /
have had the SnOwledge Of them for years, and know
their worth hy experience, and have been persuaded
from time 20 time TO compound and prepare them for
use. / have complied with these solicitations. and
the mc,lieines will he found. for the present, only at
DR.. Days Rarher Shop, on Market street. L hold my
sell in readiness to cure innamed and sore eyes. and
all sores. fever sores, or any external Inflammation up
Outhe body A. L.. c. DAY.
WARREN Oct Sly
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line TO

The seed will riPen unequally, but
when a majority of the seed has turned a
dark purple. say by the FIRST half of Ocio-
Der, the stalks should be cut. At this
time the stalk contains most of sweet
ness.
This will do for the present. At the
proper time we viii give a chapter on the
various manufactures of syrup, etc., and
in the meantime keep an eye 10 any new
developments in which we hope 10 be as
sisted by our kind correspondents.-Oki
Cu~ltiyator.
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MERINOS. We Rave the

l. largest stock ever brought to Warren, ineludinE
all qualities, colors and shades. and at prices that will
interest buyers; heavy double Width twiiled- at seven
shiIIings per yard. Rich Plaid ard Stripped Merinos Of
the latest and richest styles. at rices from seven to
ten per cent less than in Pittsburg or Cleveland.
PECK, BTRWELL & co.
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YOU CAN FIND HENDERSON'S
Il Celebrated Corn Planters, at ~FREEMAN'S.
DR. GOODSI!

I'VE are nov receiving our first pur-
w chase Of Fall and Winter Goods. Our PRESENT
stock Is by far the largest we have ever brought to this
market. and comprises the richest and most fashiona-
Bile goods the Eastern market affords We design to
ODE indu ssnents in prices that viii secure the hrgest
trade OF the season, and contribute towards making
Warren the head quarters Of The Western Reserve. for
the purchase Of Dry Goods.
PECK. " 4 co.
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II1HE AMERICAN HoUSEl-NEW

L ARRANGEMENTS AT II OLD SrANDll-rhe
Puhlic are hereby notified that this we'll known house =
being fitted up by the proprietor, HENRY Lon, in
style which will insure 10 all who may give him = call,
ample accommodations and good fare. The furniture
and . fittings up" generally viii be new, and Of the hrSt
description No pains will be spared in making u
pleasant and comfortable The situation OF the b~nidins
being fue, and convenient for persons who come ts
town, Mr.. l. feels that, with a determination not to be
outiOne in his efforts to please, he deserves n liberal
share Of that patronage heretofore vOuehsafed him hy
the public Give the AMERICAN q call and you viii
come again
Warren Aprii hi tlS55tf
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7 N OF

This will be the best determined by
the advance of the season. If planted too
early, the seeds will not germinaie read
ily. The ground should be in condition
TO set The plants right forward 50 as 10
give them a steady and vigorous growth,
say from the Ist of Nay 10 the 10Th OF
June, according TO the season and la'i'
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Warren, Trumbuli Co.

Annexed. find prices OF the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageuey's Remedies-Bone Solvent. IS cts. 80 cts. and
one dollar; Roster L!nimrnt. for strains, inEaInati. n.
sweeney. &c, IS cents; Appetite Feed. which is the
hest horse power in America. . cents (sent ty mail
80 cts }; Prairie Heave Tonic, 50 ets.-sent ~ mail at
same rate Sept IL. 1850.
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CHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY
Innnr ANn SHOE PSTARIISn.
} HARNESS.

SADDLES AND HARNESS..
~ The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON, having been
dissolved, and the business divided. the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &c, will hereafter he carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FIrE. as a Clothing Store. nearly opposite
The old stand OF Patch & Allison. rhe subscriber is
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock os all kinds. for the Manufacture OF anything
in his line. A good supply Of SADDLES,
TRUNK &c, constantly on hand which he will be
happy. at all times, to exhibit TO his old friends. and
nsw customers. L. ii. ALLISON.
Warren Aprii %. 1856.
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coRUsE

is intended to represent everT species OF IS, from
the smallest Retail 10 the heaviest and most intricate
OF Wholesale and Commission, as we'll as Banking.
RIilroading. etc.. demanded. at present, 10y cur vast
and constantly increasing Commerce.
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: 9. =. 4.. :, 2ssla CLEVELAND. 0.
DENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. C. Burroughs,

nENTISTRY.-Dr. J. c. Burroughs,
~ having returned from a tour in the Southern
States. would inform his old patrons, and other. drsir-
ing services in the line Of his profession, that he is
again at his post, same rooms, corner Of Market and
Liberty sts-, opposite the Bank DR.. burroughs Is now
in possession OF all the latest improvements in the con-
struction and insertion of Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth. &c, either upon COIN, SILVER, or GuTIA PER
CHA base. and from his long experience in the NEST
intricate and difhcult parts of Dental Surgery. he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor-
med with care, in the best possible manner, warranted
to he as well d1ne. as can he done by any operator in
the URited States. or WarreH.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth, but are un-
willing to have their decayed teeth extracted, and wait
sufficient time for The absorption OF the alveoiar pra-
cess. necessary for Z set on gold or siliceOus base, they
can have their decdyed organs removed, and a set put
in on Gutta Percha. Immediately. to answer all the pur'
poses OF tue natural ones. These teeth ran he worn
with perfect ease. are beautiful. highly popular, and not
expensive. DIR. r.. will hereafter he in regular attend
ance at his office. where he will be pleas d to W~ait,upon
those who need his services. or council.
Nh. would say to the members ofthe profession
who are DESTROYS OF obtaining the Gutta Pereha i'm
provements, that l am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates Of tight to use the Gutta Perchs. and
giving instruction in working the same. Charges mo-
derate. Call and see specimens.
April %, lSj6-tf J.C.B 0RRTUGHS. VI. D..
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Tor sa

v OR EXCHANGE. The subscriber. being freed
by falling health to change his business, offers for eas h
or approved credit. or in exchange for farming lands
in this vicinity or at the west. the following pronerty.
One comfortable dwelling. with , acres OF land. on
winch is an orchard OF 60 fruit trees, barn, good we'll
CT water, large chicken park. &C. Also my shop.
known as the Novelty Works, with one six-horse now
er steam engine. planning mill, buzz saws. turning.
lathe. &c All this property is pleasantly situated on
the west side OF the MahOniug river in this place.
For further particulars address the subscriber ON the
PREMISES. CHARLES MESSFNcEp
Warren, Dec Il. ,J6-tf
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FOR FODDER.

Ii is said that a crop may be cut in the
last of July, and it will sprOut up and
grow another crop The same season.. We
Lope this will be fully tested. 1t is as a
forage plant, that we have most hopes Of
the Chinese Sugar Cane, as from the
abundance Of growth aud sweetness If
STALK, it must be profitable TO raise for
feeding 10 calle.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

embraces a regularly progressive series Of manuscript
cards. classified somewhat as to tn variety OF trans
actions. II aims to develop the first principles and
philosophy of Accounts rather than mere routine and
actual formula. by addressing the reason and jndg-
mrnt Of the student. who studies with the view Of APP
p%rehendi' g anil arriving at results, and so pushes on
his Investigations with much greater confidence, pleas
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'THE PRoPRIEToRS TAKE

- kNNaN ~ ARA~11AA II I0E ln1
gratifying and unprecedented success which have
marked the career OF their Institution since its estab-
lishment At the Capital, aud stimulates thsm 70 renewed
e~xertions TO meet, in the most efficient manner, the "a
pidly Increasing demand for a practical and coL-pre-
hensive course Of Mercantile training. The great prae-
teal experience Of the Principal. IN heavy Banking
and Commercial Houses, assisted by educated and ae-
coEPlished gentlemen has enabled him to bring to =
degree Of perfection, q system Of Counting Room in
struetion, by oral exercises. not attained BY any 0tisr
IHStitHft0a. Each student. by this new process Is
drilled at the desk, Individually. step by step. until he
has mastered the whole routine Of an Accountants du-
ties as thoroughly as though he had served an appren-
ticeshiP in some Commercial House; and thus all awk
wardness, taitering and e~gregious blunders are, in a
great measure, dissipsted.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished As
sistantS, we have also secured the services Of some Of
the most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture on Com-
mercial topics.
Our course % instruction Is too extended to particu-
larize here. but it embraces every thing connected with
DOEbie Entry Book Keeping. with free and full discus
sion OF its Scientific Observation-Disclosures on CONNER
eial Calculations, Political Economy, Mercantile Lag,
Ethics OF Trade. Partnership. &C.
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strikes at the very terminating points Of the Science,
revealing the great natural t~o-fold division of the
Ledger. whereby is seen the proper line Of demarka
tOn between Real and Representative Property ant
the covering law OF transfer, as regards it affecting the
two cllsses Of accounts, and those Of the same class
in every variety Of uaHsaetio ns thus strippingthis most
useful and beautiful science Of mIch OF its time han
OreG mysteries, made so by arbitrary and infallihie
rules. meaningless forms and false no,ions aud hence
cradles the student to acquire correct =otions Of &C
counts as embodied in actual Dractice-
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THE YOUTH of the OLD DOMIN-

Il ION This Is a new and interesting work. being
a Historical Narrative Of the early history OF virginia.
The authorities to which the Anthor carefully adheres-
are billiard, Simms. Beverly, Burke and Campbell
found &C ADAMS
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dissolution. The co-partner.

~ ship heretofore existing between MI. r. Treat
and Vim. Edwards, under the firm Of Treat d ElEards,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day Of
April, 1850. NJ J. r. TREAT.
WA ED K
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants To their large stock Of Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to I cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos. 2O2 and 2i Crawfords Block, River Street, they
are prepared to oder goods as low as they can be bough,
in his market. wM.
May =, IS56 tt. HIRAM IpDINGS.
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MODE OF PLANTING.

The most can be raised 10 the acre by
planting in drills, three feet apart, with
the plants one foo, apart in The row, but
it viii 90 well TO plant in hills or check
rows. three and a half or fur feet apart,
with four to six plants in a hi!l.
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When plants are well through the sur
face Of the ground, go through the field
with line corn harrow, cullivator or show
ell pillow, and follow with the hoe, stirring
the soil carefully about the plants, and
taking out all weeds. Repeat this oPe
ration two or three times during the last
Of July, only adding enough fresh earth
around the plants to keep the original
surface good, and keeping the surface
nearly level between the rows throughout
the season. Do not disturb the stools or
suckers but let all grow together.
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co PARTyERguIp NOTICE.

The undersigned formed a co partnership on the f-st
day of April, IsJ6, Cor the purpose Of transacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style Of
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HOW IT ONE Up.

The first appearance of The plant is
very unPromiSirg. j; throws up a pale.
slender b.ale, aud afer this has got well
a growing, il sends Out slim side shoots
from near The ground, which creep off
horizontally, until they get well estab-
iished, when they tuIu upright, and the
whole presents "a rapid, healthy growth.
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- - aLL1Ls Il L. ~
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.

To young men who wish to acquire a 'bHsinsss sdH-
cation" We think it affords facilities seldom equaled.
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification Of theoretical
knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical
Counting Room experience. and We feel confident that
graduates from his College win he fulIy competent to
keep the most complicated set Of Books.
A. P. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant
III JANNEY. see'y Bird Of Control, State Blk Of o
J.f. PARK. Book Keeper at d. 7. woodhury's s.
y ONERDiER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II T. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
CD MASON. Book Keeper It j. II, Riley & Cos.
For full particulars, send for circular.
RANGE & ARMSTRONG.
nT,r~k ID 1915 L. D-,--s.