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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30
EDITORS OF THE CHRONICLE:

EDITORS OF THE CHRONICLE:
Gentlemen: l have been told by reliable
friends that certain persons who wish TO
advance the personal interest OF Reeves
d Williams, in their attempt 10 make a
split in the Republican ranks, by bolt
ing the regular nominations, for Sheriff
d. Treasurer, are reporting that prior TO
said convention, l had rode the county
over. and done all that l could to pack
the Convention fer Lyman & Gilmore,
and that in some parts OF the County,
they report, hat l had advised Reeves
d. Williams (after The nominations to
run Independent.
In reply, l will say, that both of the
charges are false and without the least
foundation. For about three weeks
prior TO said Convention, l was in my
bayfield, six days in each week, and
one week seven.
l look upon the originator of these
charges, to be as soft as the idea of run-
ming independent is ridiculous, (uuder
The circumstances, especially after hay-
ing submitted their claims 10 the conven-
lion, and the convention had decreed
that they preferred Lyman and Gilmore
to other candidates. Ny preference was
aud is, for Lyman and Gilmore. l al
ways have, and always expect to express
my preference on such occasions, freely
and fearlessly.
Messrs. Andrew Andrews, j. X. Wing
and others, submitted their CLAIMS to the
convention for nj nomination, and were de-
feated they have the same reasons
for playing silly. as have Williams and
Reeves /; but they show more sense Of
propriety, By submitting to the decision
Of the gentlemen comprising that Con-
v%ention, and in so doing have acted hon.
orably. For Williams and Reeves TO
undertake TO force themselves upon the
people, and that too, (it is said,) by
forming an alliance with certain of the
Democracy. with assurances that il they
(the b%olters) succeed, they will give the
printing TO the TrumJaN Democrat, in
my opinion is foolish, and will not be
sustained, by the honorable, judicious.
thinking portion Of community in Old
Trumbull. | am satisfied that the well
meaning and liberal portion of the dem!
ocracy, will not be caught by any such
chat, H.. r. HARMON.
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Organize.

Beside the usual township organiza-
tons preparatory 10 elections, we would
suggest that a committee of lat least)
three in number, be appointed in each
township, whose duty it shall be to see
that every Republican voter in the town
ship shall have a true Republican Ticket.
There is no doubt but that there will be
swarms OF mixed, and fraudulent tickets
scattered all over the county. previous
to the election, and the greatest care
must be used to guard the careless vo.
tiers from imposition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
NEW PATENT BATWING BURNER.
THIS BURNER WILL BURN Phos.

Il gene Gas or good Burning Fluid. 1t burns Ike
the town Gas Bucner. giving equally as good light, and
only costing one and a quarter cent per hour which
would he something less than the town gas, and giving
equally rs good light. It is the safest burner in use
l can alter any kind Of Lamps 10 fit this burner. Per
sons wishing 70 see it burn can see il at my Lamp
Store. No. Gu Ontario street, Cleveland. Ohio.
A beautiful assortment Of Giraudois, Fluid and Car
bon Oil Lamps, for sale cheaper than any Store in
town.
Burning Fluid manufactured fresh every day
Chandeliers re gilded. R. LAW.
Sent 30. t37-5g.
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Marriagts.

In Warren, at the National Hotel, on the 23d
inst, by Rev. Y Belts, Mr.. WIN. D. GRIFFIS,
to Miss MARTHA E. KERNEY, all of Vienna.
In Bloomfield, on the 23d inst, by A. N.
Hiekox, Esq, Mr. SAMUEL MCBRIDE, to Miss
DELLA HOLTON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30

dependent Republican candidates fol
Treasurer and Sheriff, having nc collu
sion, and making no bargain with the
Democrats, then, although we could moi
have given them any support, we should
not have felt it our duty to warmly op-
pose them. But the bargain and sale
are too plain to be mistaken. First
comes the Democratic Convention
There, The propriety of using Williams
and Reeves, is openly discussed, and
there in open convention. the Democrats
resolve to make no nominations for Ster-
IF and Treasurer. In the next papers,
(the Democrat. as well as the ChrOni-
cie,) appears the card of Messrs. Will
Jams and Reeves, stating their position.
In cur own streets the leading men Of the
Pro-Slavery Party openly boast, that
they have made this arrangement with
these men for the very purpose of Gre
ating division in the Republican Ranks.
Their paper is silent as the grave, new
er telling its readers why their ticket is
not filed Hp, but by its silence intima-
ting that the rank and file of their party
have &c right to know anything about
the matter, but must quietly acquiesce
in the trade made by Messrs. Webb,
Reeves, Williams & Co. and
swallow the dose without gagging.
tits of comparatively little Importance
to the people at large, who receive the sal
of the Sheliff's and Treasurer's off
ces, or who obtains the printing patron
age; the great, the only really important
question is whether a reasonable at
tempt TO break down the Republican
party in this county to crafty private
envy and disappointment, shall be sue
We know it will not be, and
hat those who have been guilty of max
ng the attempt will learn before many
weeks shall elapse, in what manner their
curse is regarded by all honest minded
men OF both parties.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30
Them.

1t is expected that those champions
of free speech and free territories,
J.. r. Giddings and B. F. Wade, will
speak at Empire Hall on Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 9Th, and at Bloomfield on
Wednesday evening the 9TH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30
To Wm. Williams & John Reeres.

You nnoun yourselves. as you say,
at the urgent solicitation of many of your
political friends. as Independent RepuJ!i,
ran Candidates for the following Offices,
viz.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30
REAT DISCOVERY OF CARBON

NREAT DISCOVERY Of CARBON
~ OIL. found $50 feet below the surface OF the
Earth, in a we'll. situated in the Allegheny Mountains.
The Carton Oil will burn in Fluid Lamps, the wiek5
being kept closely trimmed, and will burn in Cam
phene Lamps equal to Camphene. with very little alter
alton ia the lamp. Il will burn twice as long as Cam
phene. and twice and a half IS long as fluid. 1t is
clean and safe to burn as Lard Oil. The Carbon oil
is entirely clean and pure when it comes out Of the
earth, and is perfectly safe to burn. The i'arbon Oil
will be found at r.. LAWS LAM STORE.
No. GO Ontario Street. Cleveland, o.
One Block South Of the Meat Market.
IL Persons using C~amphene Lamps in Cleveland
and neighboriDg towns. can have the same altered 20
burn CarboR0il, free Of charge. by calling at my Lamp
Store. All kinds of Brass Work cast to oider-
K LAW.
To be found a. Rim & TURNER'S Drug Store,
Warren. Ohio.
Sept. 30, 57-2w.
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Sept. 30, I~s57-3w*.
CHERRIES SAL

~ E.. W. Leyings1 In Common Pleas Of Trumb1ll
VS.. fCOunty, Ohio.
John Battles.
BY virtue of n f IA 10 me directed and .elivered. In
the above entitled cause, 1 have levied IN. and shall
expose to public sale, at the residence Of JOhn Battles,
in the Township Of Weathersheld. Trumhull County.
Ohio, on the 18th day Of October, Al D.
P. 81. Of said day the following described property oftke
defendant to wit: 1 grey stallion. ! grey gelding, l9
head Of young cattle. Z yearlngs, J red bull years old,
6 COWS, i sorrel horse, 3 colts and IL hogs or shoatS.
IL r. 8RM0N Sheriff.
Gla-sE.s ns--a Wav,an Sent IN .S--Sv
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0t6 A0bertisemsnts.

Casual Advertisements mnst be paid for
wnen handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30

THE EMPIRE STORE
JDDINGS d MORGAN are now re-
4 ceiving their al GOODS. Their stock is large.
ard the assortment complete in every department.
with goods suited to the season and The tim~es-among
which may be found the Herest fabrics and most
fashionable styles, OF the best qualities and at the
l0reSt prices in the market. Cal and see
IDDINGS ~ MORGAN.
Sent 20 1877
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REJOICE YE SUFFERER Rise We Bed Riddsa
CriPPies.-DR TosIAs' VENETIAN LISiMESr can now
be procured. 1t is warranted a speedy cure for Chronic
rheumatism. Collie. ramp, Cuts, Pains of all kinds
or no pay Do not suffer when you can be instantly
relieved. Price % d 80 cts. Depot So Cortlandt street.
New York Sold By SPRING, * Turner. Warren, and
JAMES WARD & CO.. Niles, and others through the
cOuntrv-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-30
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
For Senator.
ROBT. W. TAYLER.
For Representatives..
GEO w. HOWE.
G.. T. TOWNSEND.
For Probate Judge.
GEO. F. BROWN.
For Prosecuting Attorney
c. W. SMITH.
For Sheriff.
A. B. LYMAN
For County Clerk.
ALMCN D.. WEBB.
For Treasurer.
D. B. GILMORE.
For County Commissioner.
J. w. PATTENGELL.
For Director County Infrmary.
JACOB EWALT.
For Coroner
E. W. WEIR.
, 1857-10-30

farmers GUIDE-The concluding No. Of this work
is upon our table, and we but repeat the unanimous
verdict Of the Agricultural press, in saying that Il
among the most complete and reliable contribution
to scientific and practical agriculture The arrange
ment Of the work is convenient for reference The h
lustraons beautiful, the language plain, clear intel
ligibe, and truthful. The work comprisis two royal
svo. vols. of 1000 pages including COO wood cuts and
IA steel engravings-- Ohio Culfirdtor
We have received this highly interesting and useful
but above ALL practical work. We know Of no other
agricultural work ever published in this country which
might compare with the one just named in practical
usefulness and intrinsic merit in general.-Bu6aO
Wool Grocer.
TIE FARMER,s GUIDE.-This work is q rich mine Of
agricultural knowledge, presented in simple and fa-
mar STYLE giving cOpious details Of the best practice
on English farms and adapted to general use in this
country by the udciOus notes Of the American editor
The intelligent farmer will find It very attractive read
ing. In the comparison between English and Ameri-
can husbandry, for which it furnishes ample materials,
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing The
product Of his own acres The mental stimulus given
by the perusal Of such writing is quite important aa
their more immediate purposes /; and even u they
should not refund the expense Of their purchase In
dollars and cents at the end Of the year they will moru
than make the outlay good in the intellectual benefits
which they impart.--Ntto York 1Tibuns
, 1857-10-30


AN ACT 70 confirm 70 he several States the Swamp
and oEoraoued Lands aeected under ths act Of Sep
tembsr tHuniyelghi. eighteen hundred and my.
and the act q NE second Mnrch, eighteen hundred
and forty-ulne.
Be Il onsclsd b he Senate and House Of Represen-
tatves a he United States q America IN Congress
aHscmhlod, That he selection ol swamp and overflow
ed lands gnted % the several States By act Of Con
grea, approved September tWcntyeight, eighteen
hundred and hfty, entitled, "An act 10 enable he
elaie of Artnnaai and other States 70 reclaim the
swamp lanll within their nmts' and the act Of the
second q March, eighteen hundred and forty-nine,
entitled, aAn act 70 aid The State Of Louisiana IN
draining tha swamp lands thereln,n heretofore made
INV reported 70 the Commissioner Of the General Land
once. far the oame shall remain vacant and IN.
appropriated and not lnierered with By an actual set
Element under any existing law Of the United be and
the sane hereby confirmed, and shall Be approved
and patented The aid several States IN conformity
win The provisions q The act Aforesaid e soon
may b practicable amer The passage Of this law:
Provided however, That nothing N this act contained
shall interfere with Tie provisions Of the act Of Con
ge entitled san act for he relief Of purchasers and
looaaon of swamp and overl0wed lands," approved
narch TIE neoon1, eighteen hundred and any-ave,
which shal b and d hereby continued In force and
exionded % al entries and locations Of lands claimed
- swamp landa made since IL passage.
Approved, March ID, 1851.
, 1857-10-30

AN ACT 70 constracta Building for Custom house
and Po1t Once at Perth Amb0y, New jersey.
Be 4 enacted By Senate and Ho1ss Of Representa-
tlVoI 0f The United States Of America IN Congress
anlsmhled, ruat TIE sun Of twenty thousand dollars
with Ten per cent thereon 70 cover contingencies and
% mnch a. may Be- required tc purchase a suitable
aiie be and The sane hereby appropriated out Of
any money in he treasury not othefNise appropriated
for the construction In the city Of Perth AmbOy In
the stais Of New Jersey for the accommodation Of
custom house and post0lce, Of brick building per
fecy lreprOOf with hoors constructed Of iron beams
and brick arches, and an iron roof Of fOrty-dve by
thinytWo feet, and thirtytWo feet high: Provided.
That no money hereby appropriated shall be used or
applied log he Purpose mentioned until valid tide
% The and for dc se Of said baildng shall be vested
In ne United States and until the State Of New Jer
sey shall also daily relnquah and release 10 the United
Sa1ea Tie right TO tax or In any way said site
or The property Of the United States that may be
thereon during the time that The United States shall
be or remain tde owner thereof.
Approved. March ., 1885,. ,&A
, 1857-10-30
L. P. FISHERS
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ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
l.. P. F. has now completed his arrangements for
the forwarding Of advertisements TO all the principal
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered TO those who wish
to advertise in any part Of the Unon of doing so at
the lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory
manner.
Sept.4, 1857. no.4ltf.
, 1857-10-30
New Years Call.

DERS0NS knowing themselves indebted to NJ
II LOuisson Co. are requested 10 make a New
Years call, and surprise and our pockets by
promptly paying up. Such as have owed Us for the
last three years. and unable TO pay, requested
10 call in and inform rs Of this fact, when further
time will be given and credit entered books for
the call. We shall deem il evidence Of the hon
et intents Of such may comply with the request Of
this notice and lay the delay 70 their inability to pay
The contrary will be our opinion Of such as do not
and who may seem disposed 10 shrink aud shy the
faces Of old creditors and honest friends.
N. LOUISS0N 4 co.
Olympia Dec. 10, 1856. ar
, 1857-10-30
CHAH. CXX.

AN ACT providing for the construction Of Military
Road between Fort steilacoOm and Belliqgham Bay
In The Territory Of Washington.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of Represen
tatlves Of The United States Of America in Congress
a1embledt That the sum Of thi1y-dve thousand dol
lars Be and The same s hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated
tor the plrpo.e Of constructing a military road be
tween Fort steilacoom and Bellingham Bay, in the
Territory Of Washington: the sad road 10 be construc.
ted under the direction Of the Secretary off War pur
suant 10 contracts 70 be made BY him.
Approved, March ), 1857.
, 1857-10-30
Letter from Dir. Stevens.

" "REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDNBuRoH
September 80, 1881.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co-Gentemep- l.,
to say that your Farmers Guide is the ohly repniSs
edition published in the United States Of Ameca n
my work the Book Of the Farm The edition eircn.
lAting at present in the States under the tile Of d.
Book Of the Farm, is taken from the hrSt edition Of
my work, written ten years ago which, in nv second
edition, entirely re-modeled, and in great part ~
wrote adopting all the more recent improvements in
the practice Of agriculture suggested by scientific ex
pertinent, and making 1t, in effect, quite new book
81 am, sir your obedient servant
HENRY STEPHENS
, 1857-10-30
LIVERY STABLE,

HAVING recently purchased the stable premises
II horses, wagons buggies, &C., belonging to Ed.
mund Sylvester the undersigned are prepared to let
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's RIDING HORSES
BUGGIES, SADDLES. &c.
Our horses are all young and vigorous, and in good
condition. They are also welbroken, and perfectly
safe for even the most delicate lady.
Coed bnggies and teams also always on hand. No
fears need be entertained Of break downs where
we furnish parties.
Having also several teams on the LINE we stand
constantly In readiness to haul goods and merchand
ize etc. TO and from all pars Of the city and country
Stsbling, as heretofore, at customary rates.
Also, a good wagon yard and Oats Hay q c., always
on hand, for travelling customers, at he rsry iotcts
rates.
Give Us a call.
wEsTBRoOK & ENSIGN.
Olympia, Aug. "a, 1857. no4O-tf.
, 1857-10-30
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, 1857-10-30
r 2T9M NEgB
Bill 4 ara = a1OOn
AND
BOW LING ALLEY.

VIE undefslgneu haVlng just returned from trip
assortment of
JPINES LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. OYS
TIERS, LOBSTERS, SARDINES. &C.,
ever brought to the Territory and again become sole
proprietor Of the above establishment would hereby
inform the citizens of Olympia, and sporting gentry
generally that he is determined to keep TIP ToP sa-
loon. Those wishing to pass of few leisure hours
can do 50 no more agreeaby aud PRoFlrABLY than at
this favorite resort.
splendid billiard table is attached to the premises
well the necessary ctas for playing the game
Of pool. good ball alley, in excellent order. also
ready for the use Of such as desire induging" in
healthy exercise.
Prepared oysters, HOLSTERS, CLANS, sardines, corn.
etc. furnished to private parties in French style at
the shortest notice.
J, J. wESTBROOK.
Olympia July 81, lS57. no.96lu
, 1857-10-30

United States District Court.
TNHE regular sessions Of the United States District
Il Court Us fixed by majority Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, are as folows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
LIST Monday in October.
Associate Justice o. B. MCFADDES, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, I'd Monday in March, and
lst Monday in September.
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At COveland, I'd Monday in February, and
LIST Monday in August.
Associate Justice +. A. CHENowErH, presiding.
The duration Of the terms are limited to period Of
three weeks but may be adjourned before the expra
ton Of that time.
By order Of a majority Of the JUDGEs.
Olympia, March T. 1857. tfnol5.
, 1857-10-30

dollars be and the same Is hereby appropriated out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appropnA-
ted for the construction Of road from the Platte Ri
yer, BY the way Of the Omaha Reserve and Dakotah
City, 70 the Running Water River In the Teraitory
q Nebraska; said road 10 be constructed under the
directiou Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
Approved March Sd, 1857.
, 1857-10-30
OMMODA TION,
Victoria, Vancouver's Island.

~ A WARE Of the great inconvenience and n
ell n want Of suitable accommodation fOrsSeEss
travellers and business men, in times past the under
signed has fitted up, in good style and comfortable
manner, first class HOTEL aud boarding house
for the convenience of travellers from the American
side and residents Of the Island in general
II shall be the constant aim and lendeavor Of the
subscriber TO furnish his table with everything calcu
lated TO crafty the TASTE and render the stay Of guests
with him agreeable and pleasant To pleasure seek.
ing partes-to which the scenery Of the Island espe
cially will prove invting-the undersigned will bestow
his particular attention.
The public therefore requested to call on him
above, near the Government House, Victoria
CHARLES BAILEY.
Victoria, " l., July rs, 1857. no.36ly.
, 1857-10-30

An ACT for the construction Of a road in the Terri
tory Of Nebraska.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Of The United States Of America in CON
gre9 assembled, That the sum Of Thirty thousand
, 1857-10-30
PAY YOUR DEBTS!

uAVTNG disposed Of my entire interest in the
IL "NoNPEREIL SALOON " to its former proprietor,
hereby wish to inform my innumerable debtors
and friendsn that having once proved to them " a
friend in need" "a friend indeed) at times when to
all intents and purposes they strapped and
bic To- up to the scratch thus reluctantly obgng
me to book their accounts that is the accepta-
BILE time to make demonstration of their gratitude.
For this purpose would now gently 700 the memory
Of such as might otherwise be forgetfO ask as a
favor that all indebted to attend promptly to this
matter for am about to leave the country, these
accounts MUST be closed.
S. L. D. wESTBROOK.
Olympia, July 81, 1851. no36-H.