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TIE NEW MoNTHLr-The atlantic
Monthly, has been very favorably receiT-
ed by the press, it being admitted on all
sides to be up to the mark. ind equal to
Pumzn in its best DAYS. We understand
that a vary large edition $4,000 copies)
has been disposed of. and orders are still
coming in at a rapid rate. The Boston
Bee names the authors of several articles
as follows:
1.-The opening article. on Douglas Jer-
rold. is from the pen of James Hanney.
an English writer Of reputation; Ralph
Waldo Emerson wrote Illusions" Miss
Rose Tenny OF Hartford is the author Of
''Sally Parsons Duty" a gem: the "Au.
fncrst of the Breakfast Table," 8 deli
cious article, is from the pen o. W..
Holmes. which accounts fort being as
good; Charles G. Hszewell wrote the very
ablo article on british India: Park
Goodsin wrote 1.-THE Financial Furry"
Charles z. Morton of Cambride. "The
Manchester Exhibition" Mrs. Beecher
Stow. "The Mourning Veil" Calvin w.
Philleo, "Akia by Marriage Jas. Rus
sell, Lowell. "The Origin of Didactic
Poetry:"J J. r. Trowbridge, 'Pendlan,
a Modern Reformer;;" and music. gossip
and literary matters by DIR. Underwood,
connected with the publishing house OF
Philips, Sampson d. Co."
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Boiler Explosion.
BRIDGBPoRT, Nov. i2.

The steam boiler in the plumbing e.
tablishmen: of Mr.. Wheeler Beers, corner
Of Water and Gilbert streets, exploded
shortly after noo 10 day. The first
story was occupied by Mr.. Beers him.
self. and the upperby Mr. Henry Wales,
I'd . coffee and spice mill. The building
is & complete Freck. although two
boys were in the building at the TIME Of
she explosion. no lives were lost. The
ryst of the hands were at dinner. A
PORTION of tie walls smashed in the roof
efe billiard saloon adjoining. destroying
the tables. dc. The amount Of fhe loss
4, O yr asrertsised.
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THE GOVERNING CLASSES "A hickman
WAS convicted, in the Court OF Sessions,
on Saturday, of having struck Captain
Stone, of the steamboat Plymouth Rock,
knocked him down and kicked Kim saw
agely. Judge Russell fined him sir cents.
This is the same Judge who some weeks
since sent a boy to the State Prison for
forty years. for stealing a few pennies
Y. Y. Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

PHYSICIANS recomnend DR.. Tomas VENETIAN
LISINESr 1t will not cure everything. as most patent
medicines do, but will cure positively Rheumatism,
Collie, Dysentery, TOothache, Headache, PAINS ia
Limbs, Back and Chest or the agent ~ill return the
money None genuine unless signed s. i. Tobias.
Price e5 * So cts. per bottle. Depot sc Cor landt
street New York. Sold by SPRING TURNER, War
rem. ard WARD & Co., Niles. and others
through the county.
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

lR. X. TU BIS, Analytic Physician,
~ will be in attendance. as follows ..
WARREN, National Hotel, Friday Dec. 18th.
RAvENNA. Prentiss House. Saturday Dec 18th.
AsHrASuLA. Ashtabula House, Friday Dee 2jth.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels. kidney s. and
Spleen also DrOPsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female diseases. Asue and
Fever. FITS. Impurities Of the Blood, ErupIiohs- Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. In no case are mineral or other p0is0Hs ea-
Di0ysd, nor does he make sick 70 make reH, or tear
dorm TO build mp again. Themelicines eau be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients .usyte
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
AIRY diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had :iyen up all
hope, the indispUtable evidence Of which can always
he furnished. InvaIids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured that noen-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of resOvery
SALT KIEUN RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs. L. Rhumizh, of Beaver, Pa, cured Of Salt
Rheum OF eight years standing. Il was OF 4 most
painful character. covering the entire surface OF the
hands, and portions OF the arms ard person First
called nearly eight years ago. In four months the
skin became soft and smooth. remains free from lis
ease to this time. The above case is selected because
one CT the first cured in the West, and hest shows It's
parmanency. Those who have been similarly affected
and cured. reside in the vicinity Of nearly every ap-
pointment. to whom reference can he given. Equal
success has attended the treatment Of White SreA-
iRgS. SerofEiG, -7bSeesseJ and FsUer Sores. some OF
which have been noticed in the monthly reports In
the treatment Of all such. we rely mainly upon internal
remedies tina are calculated to nsutraliZe the acrid
Substances supporting diseases, and by exciting to
healthful activity the skin and other secretory organs.
to force noxious exerements to escape by natural
channels; hence the cure is radical without depletion,
and instead Of endangering the lungs. as a superficial
healing Of ulcers or scattering" OF humors Invariably
d0es, it serves to protect and strengthen those vital
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

Hoe PACKING IN TUE WEsr.-On ac-
count of the unsettled state of the mar
kets everywhere, the probabilities are
that the pork packing business will moi
open in the Western States as soon this
year as usual. Prices are low. and hol
ders are not disposed to sell without an
advance. The hog crop ofIowa is much
this season than last, and buyers
unwilling 10 contract for a longer drliv-
cry than the present month.
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Election Tables.

Election Tables.
We publish this week, the official vote
of Ohio, for 1855 and 1857. We also
re publish the official vote of this county,
in order that the reader may have both
in a convenient form for prsserva-
fioa and future reference.
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Another LARGE importatio,

Another large importation of blcoded
stock from England TO this country has
recently been made. The collection was
shipped by the Derby Plains Importing
Company at Liverpool. Oct. end. The
horses numbered twelve. including two
celebrated racers, Mickey Free" and
'.Bonny Scotland" Four of the most
approved French draught horses were
in the lot. Also a thoroughbred mare
from the steed of Sir Tatton Sykes
The stock altogether is of great value,
some Of the horses being valued as high.
1000 guineas. (S5000.)
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey IIarsh.l Edward L. Abeli'
lrccIerv UY.cbin. John ". McCl.r7.S

hcCleTy & n1tcnlnaJ SOnn y mSNieEJ"
By virtue OF two Writs OF Yenditioni Exponas, issued
out Of the Court o: Common Pleas OF Trum0ull County,
Ohio. to ne directed and delivered. l will expose to
public sale, at the residence Of John y. hcClery.i in
the Township Of Johnston, in said county. on SArCR-
DAY, the 5th day Of december. 4. d 1857, between ths
hours OF 10 o'clock A. N. aud 4 =. N. Of saic day, the
personal property described in said Writs. TO VII: Two
2horse wagons. ! pair Of brown oxen S years old, ffty
sheep. / brown horse 5 years old, and one buggy, TO be
sold at the suit Of the Plaintiffs in the above entitled
csuSes. A. r. LYMAN Sherir.
She.il's Once, Warren, Nov. 18th, ~57-3w-s,a5.
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ILLINoIs.-0ur friends in this State
appear 10 have done well at the late
election. The contest was for county
officers alone; but inasmuch Al the coun
~ clerks elected now will have the can
wasting Of the votes for members of the
Legislature next year and the Legisla-
ture elected next year will hold the fate
of Douglas in IFS hands. that senator has
made a determined effort to secure the
county clerks in all the doubtful dis
tricts. His success appears to be slim.
In Sangamon county. which gave BI-
chanan 1891 majority, the Republicans
elect their whole ticket. In M'Lean,
Stephenson. Cock. Bureau, Rock Island,
La Sale, Marshall, Vermillon. Grundy
and Ogle counties. the Republicans sue
coed. as usual. Edgar county, which
gave Buchanan 697 mojority was also
carried BY the Republicans.-Pia,baro
GozeAe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

AISHt'
For the last week we have been use
ing in our office one of R. Law 4 Cos.
Carbon Gas Lamps, and are much
pleased with its operations. 1t gives a
brilliant light, is free from smoke. does
not emit an offensive odor, and is cheap
err than anything We have used.
The lamps and the burning fluid can
be procured at Messrs. Spring l. Turn
er's Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18
Heavy Robbery.

GOSHEN, N. Y, Nov. IL.
The Goshen Bank at this place was
robbed last night of SEQ. 900 in bills and
abou, Sc. 200 in specie. No clue TO the
perpetrators has vet been found.
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MIRROR OF FoRTUEK:-For sale at Geo.
Adams Rock Store Warren.

MIRROR OF FoRTUEE:-For sale at Geo.
Adams Book Store, Warren.
The Ladies' and Gentleman's Mirror
Of Fortune is the title of a new book in-
tended for the entertainment of social
and literary circles. 1t is accompanied
hy TWO cards. one having twenty six
questions, and the other a revolving cir
Gle with the came number of figures,
corresponding with the letters of the al
phsbet. When any one of these twenty
six questions is asked. the questioncr
names q number, and the wheel is turn
ed until that number is under the nnm-
Der of the question, when the pointer
will indicate the number of the answer
which will be found in the book.
As these answers are all St elections of
poetry from the best writers, and arrang-
u in a pleasing manner. the book will
be found a valuable addition to the en-,
tertainment Of social evenings. While
.he lover of the beautiful will find many
q gem in the collection, the practical
mar will find much that is in accordance
with his ~stricter notions, much that is
applicable to life as it is.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

The Weather,
Has been as changsble during The last
week, as the policy of the Democratic
Party. One day freezing, the next
warm, then sncw and then ra;n. Peo-
pie must be hard to please who do not
like it for there were all kinds of wealth
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Buel D. Pelton, Guardian,
vs. In Prcbats CoRrt
NIrsa johnston. Ruby Ann John of TrunbaH Cosn~
ass, Henry o.. johnson, minor ~, Ohio
heirs, and Louisa 0snand, widow .
Of Henry johnson. dec.
The said Miron johnson, Ruby Ann Jshnson, Henry
L johnson. minor heirs, and Louisa 0smSnd, xicov
Of Henry Johnson. dec, are hereby informed, ths on
the 18th day OF November. A. D. 1851 I hied a petition
rs Guardian Of said minors, in the Probate Court Of
Trumhull County, the object and prayer of Shch il to
procure an order on the 18th day of december D.
1857. for the sale, &s.. OF the Real Estate belonging to
said minors, witch is situate in lot No. Sc, in the
Township OF johnson, in said county. il being about
"a acres OF land which was set OF to them en- partition
ofthe estate OF EIhu johnson. and for the sssignmen;
Of the dover of Louisa Osmand in said land.
BCEL D. PELTOS, Guardian
By A YEoxkSs. his Attorney.
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Fruit Trees, &c.

Fruit Trees, &c.
Those wishing to set out new Orchards
this fall, or next spring, or to beautify
their grounds with shrubbery and orna-
mental trees, will DO well to see The ad-
vertisement, in another column, Of Mr..
J. L. Wadsworth. Of Windham. Portage
County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

NEGRO Hunt IN TowN.-An applica.
ton was made by q distressed "chsttei''
owner on Wednesday evening to one of
our Lieutenants Of Police for aid in Sc
curing two lively specimens Of his per-
sonal property at large about town. The
officer Indignantly told him that he had
no ~such'duties to perform, nor would he
perform them if he had.
'-Shar't l want some help to get the
two boys away from the city?"
Well, / rather guess you oiR," was
the significant reply Chicago Press.
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BANK PAPER CIRCULATION OF TEE
UNITED STATEs.-The bank paper cir.
culation Of the United States at the pres
ent time is estimated as follows; Bills Of
a less denomination than Eve dollars,
seven millions: Of. FIVE dollars. forty
millions; ten dollars, thirteen millions;
twenty dollars. thirty millions; and one
hundred dollars and upwards. foriy-avs
millions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

Al a late hour on Friday night, a most
atrocious case Of rape and murder was
perpetrated il. the First Ward. Morri.
O'CoEnell, James Tool. William Hagan
and a person going by the name OF ''sai-
lor Dan" forced their way into the base.
ment of No. SO Greenwich street, aud
brutally violated the person of a poor,
honest and inoffensive Swiss woman,
named Theresa Spitzlein, ifty-fve years
oil age. They previously intimidaled
the landlord and the other occupants of
the premises, by threatening to kill them
if they dared 10 raise an outcry. After
committing their fendish deed, the mis-
creants walked coolIy away, a if moth
ing had occur d. O'Connell was shortly
afterwards arrested, but through the
negligence of those who had him in
charge. effected his escape. Tool has
since been arrested, and is now locked
up in the Tombs. The other parties are
still at large. An inquest was held on
the body yesterday, when a verdict was
rendered duplicating the persons named
aboye.-N. Y. Times.
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A HARD MoxEY SrArE.-There is moth.
ing but specie in Arkansas, there being
no banks. Taxes are paid in gold and
silver. and the State pays nothing but the
''hard' out. The State Treasury is we'll
provided with gold and silver. having
more Than will keep the Government for
two years.-PAla Ledger.
Why does not this rich State, with an
overlooking treasury, pay the inteaest on
its bonds? The Smithsonian Fund was
invested by the U. s. authorities in
Arkansas State Bonds, many years ago.
The investment proved a dead Loss, aud
the United States government has been
compelled to make good the loss. II
Arkansas is ncF so able to pay, should
not some effort be made to force her to
disgorge some of her surplus for the relief
of her cheated creditors.-Pias6urg Gaz.
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CLUBBING WITH OTHER MAGAZINES.

~ The Home Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book.
one ear. $3.50 Hume Magazine and Hzrper's Nag
arine. one year. $3.50 Home Magazine, Godey's
Ladys Book. and Harpers Magazine, one year, So.
" The January number OF the Home Magazine
will be ready rs a specimen. on the first Of cembe
Let all who desire a good Magazine for 1858. be sure
TO see a copy before subscribing for any other peri
odical- Write for q Number, and II riI be seat free
Nov L. - -
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Gents Buck Gloves. Buck Mitt,.
do do Guantlets. Kid Lined Gloves.
Under Shirts and Drawers. al prices. Ladies snd
Ssnts carpet Bags and satehels. Ladies Retic.les.
All prices from sl,O0 to $1,000.
Ladies and Gents Fleecy Lined
Cotton, MerinO. Cashmere and Wool Gloves
Bugle Beads and Bugle Trimming,
all sizes and styles.
PERFUMERY
OF all the Best make. including LUBISI Genuine
Extracts for the Handkerchief
COLOGNES
Of the best kinds. from the genuine "Jssa .Nris E&
rsaa." down to Ga cents per bottle
The Frangipanni, Tor Eternal
~PerfGne) in all raristies Of
Extracts,
Toilet Water,
Pomades,
&C., &c,
Acknowledged to be the hes. in he world.
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WARREN MARKET.

GOING SOUTH.-The undersigned
~ intends to spend a portion ofthe coming winter
in the Southern States and Cities, and will take charge
of any business. collections or otherwise, which may
be entrusted to him. l shall leave about the 10Th or
l2th Of December next.
G. ONES.
Hartford, o., Nov. II. Is57-5r.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 18th

Serious apprehensions are felt for a
portion of the Utah expedition, which,
at last accounts. had passed Green Riv-
er. 1t is thought he may be saved if he
has the courage to retreat, but IS 10 do
that would involve a disregard of his or
ders TO advance, it seems doubtful wheth.
er the responsibility Of disobeying them
will be assumed.
Misgivings are felt for the safety of a
heavy Suffers train, with half a million
dollars worth of supplies, which was be-
hind that destroyed. If the heavy
SHOWS should have turned it out of the
rout taken by the other train it is not i'm
probable that it escaped sharing its fate,
oiheI wise its situation is very ~precaious.
The last letter from Col. Johnson,
Commanding the expedition, r~eiterates
the determination to enter the Utah val
ley before winter. where ne will not let
his men starve while the Mormon gran
aries are OVERLOOKING. Col. Johnson
left four companies of infantry at Fort
Laramie to keep communication Open.
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acknowledged to be The hes. in the world.
Rose and Bears Oil, all prices and
qualities. from SLIGO per bottle dsvn to 81 cent?.
Ladies and Gents
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose; Cheap.
Childrens Cotton & Merino
Gloves, Children's Hose, all kinds:
Cap, Letter & Note Paper,
and Envelopes of all kinds.
PINS, all sizes and qualities, from
kirby'I English ssesIPin. dswa to tss eOnasa oun.s
A few Pairs Of Genuine
'Jet Bracelets"
which We offer At unprecedented lev yrisss to slsss
out the lot, psrTssssd EssHiAs.
STEEL PENS, including Gillotts.
Ih1NA4I NChs ~ - ~ "a ALL
Also, Pen Holders of all kinds;
Bone and Ivory Dress Buttons, all
ColOrs-
The best stock of Colognes in the
County.
Hoops of all kinds, including Brass,
Rattan, whaIs5one and Cord Hoops.
]. & P. Coates Genuine Six Cord
White AMI ColOrsd Spool Cotton, At -FOUR CENTS
PER SPOOL.
Linen Threads,
Linen Tapes,
and Bobbins.
Cotton Tapes, all Widths,
Chenille Cords,
Elastic Head Bands,
A New Article,
Portemonales, all prices from l2l
cents to $500 each.
Calf Wallets, the best assortment
in the County.
Hair Brushes, all prices from let
cents to eco sAoh.
Elastic Bonnet Combs,
Memorandum Books,
Poeket Ledgers,
Note Books,
Copy Books.
Umbrellas. a fine assortment from
4 to 20 shillinEs each.
Ladie, ORES, Belts, including
Silk,
Moir Antique,
Velvet,
Patent Leather.
all Sizes and Colors.
Fancy Toilet Boxes & Cases, Just
he .iling for Presents the ssEing Holidays.
A good assortment of Ladies and
5enss' Cotton & Liren handkerchief. CsIsrs1 Bsr-
Hem Stitched and Plain, all varieties.
And in fact everything in our liHo
could b. wished for, and all We ssk 10 tAas sYo5'
give asa call. Price sksH sxif.
JAMES j. STEWART,
10 Vsa Gordsrs Blssk, wa.rs.,e.
P. S. Country Merchants are ;n-
that owing to thu PRKesURE. they can get sa-
gains By calling on ne ~ Ne. 10 Market s;rsss-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

Rev. J. W. Sloan,
Ofthe German Lutheran Church, will
preach in the English Language, on
Sunday at halt past ten, A. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-18

DOUGLAS SroKK-The Sons of Penn"
had a festival at the fremont House on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Douglas. being
a Vermonter. was on hand OF course.
The occasion being purely of a social
character, Mr.. Douglas thrust himself
forward with a political speech. The
getters up of the supper. desiring simply
to pay n tribute to the memory of VIII
liam Penn, Mr.. Douglas paid bis tribute
by fastening the illustrious Quaker to
the Nebraska bill. Penn having been
all his life opposed to Slavery. Douglas
left the impression that be was no such
thing-not very different on that point
from Douglas himself; and so forth.
Appropos Of this affair, We have the
following communication from a Quaker
friend in the city:
CHICAGO, 10Th month, 1857.
FRIEND DOUGLAS: May be thee will
dislike to receive any correction from me
but as | am wont to be plain of speech,
a word from me l hope will do no harm.
! thy remarks last night to the sons Of
Penn, at The fremont House, thee init
mated by quoting the words of William
Penn, that he was in favor of the -prin-
ciples of popular sovereignty embraced
in thy NEBRASKA Act" and did not say
a word about his opposition TO slavery
Now thee knows that popular soye-
.reignty" in that 'act' was Introduced
only to allow slavery 10 become an in
stitution of our territories, and hee also
knows that William Penn in that sense
was opposed to thy Nebraska Act
Now. 10 be plain, | ask thee. didst thou
not lie in thy speech? BROAD BRrN.