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A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EuerU Nam his OHM S,yo,

7"0O' 2 -'Iu'S 'Fto OtOH I0UItSWuN.
LlPPINCOFT Il Co, One Price Clothing Store
N0 iOi Market slrce:, 80 door above 9Th street Pa
delPhIa, would solicit call from those IN woni ~
CLOTHING, before purchasing elscwhcre-as alI
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales, and
every article rs marked IN plain figures SO that aIl
must buy alike. All goods used in this store ore
sponged before making up, and all articles s"J Iii
be guaranteed 10 be cut and mat in the best mann
Remember
(1Ol Market street,
ISAAC LPPINcoTr Sd door above IIh, D.LwooLsroy
Philadelphia,
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Shcritf' Sale

LII , Culc.
bl virtue OF writ of lcvari facias, to me
directed, VIII be exposed to public sale, at the
Gr"ei. to'et III l5ighman Foxwell, IN Smyrna, Duck
OF November, at o'clock, p. NJ, the folIowing
described piece or parcel of Ground-stnatnI
~ Ile lo"n OF Smyrna, Kent county and State
Oh DeIaware, on the northwest side of Netbo.
Glst Gi street, adjoining lands of VIM. FAIRIES md
EOenezer Cloak, and said to contain Fortv. One
hundred II and Twenty-Five Square Feet Of
uround' be the same more or less, upon which
tIt tTele IS erected two-story Frame Dwelling
ltouse ana other Buildings Also the free use
OF twelve foot alley in common with Tho saiJ
WIN. FAIRIES and Ebenezer Cloak.
Being seized and taken in execution as ,b,.
property of Thos. p. Brian and Rehrcc, ANY "'
ms wife, and will be sold for cash by ''''''
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
Dover, Nov. 9th, 1857. nils
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The Elections.

H4rytand.-The complete returns of the re-.
cent &c election have at length been received
Ihey present the following figures:
For GovernOr-TIicks, (Am.,) 44764
Groome, (Dem.,) 3e,Ig7
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). APPoINTMENr.-Benj. Donoho, ESQ.,, has re.
ceived the appointment Of Postmaster for this
town, vice NJ. Green, deceased. r''" ~.....
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SMYRNA PRICES CURRE Mt
M A r R IE D,

10 Philadelphia, Oct. Goth, by the Rev. AL.
fred Goodman, DIR. Joseph A. Holton, of Cen
treville, Md, to Miss Kate J. Layton, formerly
of Delaware.
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REMovAL.-The Milford Beacon has closed
up in Milford, and illhereafter ee published at
Dover, under the auspices of the American
party, twill still be conducted by Richard
Chambers, Esq, the present editor,
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Doctor Julius Auerbac6

- FROM GERMANYJ
-''"'" 0p"f"'c PAysicien, Surg con & Accoucber
GRADUATED AT PARIS (Francel
,-.,I,,,,,, And at BERLIN PRUSSIA
W ofr lCH: Odd Fellows Hall, Main stree,
= myF Fna, Del.
DnSr,pG Ef EhENCES Ken :1Drs. Herring. Lipre Nedho,,
Dr. Negendnnk. Wilmington.
neni;cs e"pei' Professor Aateria Ncdica and Tb.,.
The PTocc ohe rr r. Of iomoop Institutes Pathology and
Dr. Reed, Prof of Phvsloloov.
uIoI nimh' Frni OF Anatomy in the Ioannona,h;
October 2l 1851
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I e D

Died at the residence of his son-in-law. Mr.
VIM II. Start, on the morning of Tuesday the
10Th inst, Mr.. VIM. Burchenal, in his 9Th
year.
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Examination.
A FRIEND.

Mr. Pennewell held an examination in his
ochcol on Friday, the 9th inst; at which time
The various classes were examined on Readipo
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar. Phi.
IosoPhy' Algebra and Latin. In all of said
branches the pupils acquitted themselves ex.
c'edIngIy well, and thereby reflected much
honor upon their Preceptor From the exbibi-
non OF good behavior, during the entire exami.
na'on' and Tie apparent facility with which the
school passed through the various exercises. il
was domonstrative to all the spectators. that
Mr. +. has the skill both to teach and TO GOV.
arn school. on.,,,.
SWyrna, Nov. 9th 1e57
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GIVING THANES.-Gov. Causcy has issued a
Proclamation for general thanksgiving in all
The State, except Dover and Smyrna, aud the
surrounding country. We cannot conjecture
what cause has actuated the Governor, or rather
ms Secretary, not to notify the citizens of the
bigger half of Kent that they should, on a spe.
cihcd day, publicly give thanks, &C., unless il
be the failure of the wheat crop (Which was
worse IN the locality above named than. per.
haps' IN any other part OF TIE United Statesl.
'he Olight IN the potato crop, and the scarcity
~ ho"ey these leaving them nothing to be
thankful for. Such being the Governors views
we beg leave to differ with him. Nothwi,h.
stlhdIng we, in the upper part Of Kent, have
suffered by the calamItIes, ON account of which
ms Exc c!lleIcy SO cOndo'in5y and sympalhiz-
lhgiy e&nncrates us from such heavy duty as
PuO"c thankSgIVlng,-we hope our citizens
VIII feiISIously observe a day, say the 26th. |
being the day published as set apart in other
parts OF the State; because, doubtless, they have
derived some blessings from the Creators hand
ior which they should be thankful. If we did
tail IN cur wheat crop, we are under still more
obligation to an Allwise Providence that the
same calamity did not fall to our lot in regard
10 corn, oats and egetablcs,-which Lave been
more than ordinary.
We can, for once, rebel against our Cover.
nor IN obedience to higher law"
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Swyrna, Nov. 9th, 1857.


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FOR SALE :

EUN SALE.
loo TONS Peruvian GUANO;
1000 bushels best Ground plas,er
10000 bushels fine Lime:
Building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime. &c ror,,
larly kept on hand, by 0'' 'es"'
Smv-Ra, March 81, '57-ly. FSi-'S'
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ALARM OF FIRE.-On Monday evening last
the chimney of Mr.. Joseph Carrow's dwelling
took fire and burned for sometime before il
could be distinguished. The wind blowing verv
high at the time, and carrying the sparks and
burning cinders in the direction of Cahoon A.
CarrOw's carriage mandatory, some fears
were entertained for its safety. The engine
was drought opt F." and worked--perhaps more
than necessity required--affording our lads a
fine opportunity for frolic, ,-such as is usual on
such occasons.-
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bUsINEss.-Notwithstan the complaint
"i " hard times" business is quite brisk in our
town Saturday last Saturdays are always
Dig days. the streets were lined with vehicles
anu most of the families within q circuit of
twelve miles, were represented at one or more
OF the various counters. The crisis in
Philadelphia has enabled our merchants to pur.
chase goods cheap, and consequently they are
selling at reduced rates. The tightness of The
times, too, affords a fine opportunity to beat
down " i c prices. For example: On Satur-
day last, lady went in one of our dry good
stores, selected what she wanted, and, sfter
murmurng good deal about " high prices"
" hard times" &c said to The clerk: " Now.
you must let me have this for SO much (naminp
the price aud exhibiting her purse), for it is all
;Ae money I've got" The clerk wrapped I'D
The soadS, took the money, and Immediately
asked III the "cOunter-hoppers" stereotyped
language, Anything else, ma'm!" The LADY
then named and purchased another article.
paying The cash for at, though (strange) she
mad paid call the money she had " for the first
purchase! We have heard of people having
memories as short as a rabbits tail, but this
Iadys memory was little shorter.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

LARGE DOG.-Col. Daniel Cummins has been
presented by friend with young st. Bernard
dog-the kind used by the st. Bernard Monks
OF the Alps Mountains, Switzerland, to search
out and convey the lost travellers of those in
hosptable regions to the homes of their mas
ieFS. They are more sagaciOus than any other
sPeces' and are particularly good as guard or
watch dogs. The one above referred to is only
III months old, yet it is no doubt the largest
dog IN this section. He has several times thus
early exhibited the sagacious instincts of his
faee' and on one occasion in particular, being
the means Of saving the life of valuable horse
belonging TO his former master.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

We hear Of a lady out west, who on
New Year day rather "ca:cumwented"
some CT the "fast" young men who call
ed al her house. They found coffee al
several of the places visited, where they
expected to find something more suited TO
their appetites, bur making a virtue Of ne
csssiiy. they galped The steaming Java
and cream, and pronounced it ihe best Of
drinks, and went on their way rejoicing.
But the fair hostess above referred 10, not
content with extending to them The hospi-
i~allilies of her board, and joining in The
commendable practices of Ignoring wines
and brandies, solicited and obtained The
autographs of ali her guests in an album
provided for the purpose, and before the
close of calling hours, she had the names
of about half a hundred s'flashes," who
had unconsciOusly signed a pledge 10 ab-
stain from the uae of all intoxicating Ii.
quors during the present year. OF a
truth this is a female FATHER MATHEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
KISS OR FIGHT.

There are few married men who are
not averse to seeing their wives kissed,
but an exchange relates the particulars
CT a case ia which a newly-wed1ed Ben
edici felt himself insulled because his
wife wasn't kissed. The bridegroom in
question was a-stalwar; young rustic,
who was knoxh as a formidable operator
in a .'free fight" His bride was a
blooming and beautiful country girl only
sixteen years of age, and the twain were
al a party where a number ofyoung folks
Of both sexes were enjoying themselves
in the good c~la-fashioncd pawn playing
style. Every girl in The room was called
out and kissed except Mrs. B., the beau
tiful young bride aforesaid; and although
there was not a youngster present who
was not dying to tasle her lips, they were
restrained by the presrsce ct her hercu-
lean husband, who stood regarding the
party with a look OF sullen dissaiisfac-
ton. They mistoOk the cause of his an
ger, however, for suddenly he expressed
himself.
Rolling up his sleeves, he stepped into
the middle of the room, and in a tone Of
voice that secured marked attention, said:
s'Genilemen, I have been noticing how
things have been working here for some
time, and | amt half satisfied. | don't
want to raise a fuss, but" whats
the matter, Johnf" Inquired hall a dozen
voices. "What do you mean? Have we
done anything to hurt your feelings2"
"Yes, you have: all of you have hurt my
feelings, and Eve just got this 10 say
about it. Here'severy girl in the room
has been kissed nigh a dozen times
apiece, and there's my vile, who | con-
slider ss likely as any Of 'em, has mol
had a single o 10. night; and just Tell
you now, if she dom, get as many kisses
the balance of che time as any gal in the
room, The man that sights her has got me
10 6ghi-that's. all. Nov go ahead with
your plays!' If Mrs. B-was sighted
during the balance Of the evening, We did
not know it. As for ourselves, we know
that John had no fault 10 find with US in
dividually, for any neglect on our part.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

HARD TO CHoosE.-I must give you
one more %funlei, concerning a little four
year old friend of mine. /, seems that a
clergyman had been staying for some
time al has fathers house, and on going
away, called little Eddy to him and ask
cd what he should give him for a present.
Eddy, VINO had been brought up in the
fear of God, aud had a great respect for
she CLOTH" though it was his duty TO
suggest something of a religious nature;
50 he answered unhesitatingly: Ill
think | should like a Testament, but
KNOW | should like a squiri-gunt'-
KnicEer6ocker.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

An exchange paper from a snowy re-
gion, remarks: The season for the heal.
thy exercise of shoyelling snow has ar
rived, and our citizens will soon have to
turn nj in the morning and clear the
path. Particular care should be taker
that the path be dug wide enough to ad'
nit the free passage of ladies with hoop
ed skirts, with switching off places at in
ieryaIs in case twoo of them should harper
10 meet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

Reading, nillsd lie county Mich.
Or. 4 Larimore, Druggist, Mahon, Ind:-"Dr- SAINT
Strong's Fever Destroyer is just what we waIt in this
bilious climate. Having many calls l was induced
TO huy."
Morgan Vaughn, Druggists, Easton Rapids, Mich
al Strong's Fever Destroyer goes with q perfect rush,
and effects a cure every time. We believe the medicine
is not yet made that will ever supercede the Fever De
stroyer, having sold it the past season to the entire sat
i~sfactiun of all"
P DonEelly, Druggists, Terre Haute, Ind:-"Dr
Saml Strong's Fever Destroyer takes the lead OF all
other Ague Remedies, and has ever since its iItraluc
ton here (ahich is over a year) il cures where other
remedies tai. aud 1t is not unpleasant to take"
IL : Howe & Co, 0lmstead Falls, Ohio We sell
nothing among the many cures for Ague and Chill fe-
yer that gives such general satisfaction as DR. Strong's
Fever Destroyer The doctors recommend it, and the
children cry for Dr. strong's Fever Destroyer tsusar
coated) pills"
W G Brain & Co, Wholesale Druggist. Sandasky
City. Ohio, Write-'The Fever Destroyer stands high
in our estimation. and gives more general satisfaction
than any ague medicine We have ever sold; our orders
arc sufficient p-oOf of the amount We sell. The sale Of
one box always ensures the sale Of more"
S ~ Strong. Il CO,-Gents: Your medicine is in
good demand. The reputation of DR. Sam1 Strong, the
original inventor. as one OF the best physicians in
Northern Ohio. shows It is not a hunbug. and is a suf-
fcient advertisement for u.s." Yours truly,
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MisttILantpns.
SENE OIL-NOT P

II EROSENE OIL-NOT FXPLO-
IN SIVE-Seezred By Patents. Important to
Heads Of DEPARTMENTS. Trustees Of Hospitals, Asylums.
Prisons, Schools, Colleges, Churches. Railroad Com
pauies, Factories. Ship Owners, Ship Supply Men, Own
ers Of Country Residences, Proprietors 81 Watering
Places and Hotel Keepers.
The advantages possessed by the Kerosene Oil, are:
lst-The intensity Of the light produced;
2d-It is not explosives;
3d-It will remain 1uid when the best Sperm Oil will
CONCEAL;
4th-Its unriTailed economy SI.10 worth ofKerosene
Oil giving as much light as 50 Of Rape Seed Oil, SI2
Of Whale Oil, $26.47 Of Sperm Oil, or $40 Of Burning
Fluid. Insurance Companies allow it to be used with
out Additional Premium
The Kerosene Burner, with rise and fll wick. can be
adapted with a light expense TO the Mechanical, Coral,
Solar, Astral, Resin Oil, Camphene and Webb's Patent
Lanps. or to any ornamental Vase Candlestiek and
Chandelier, enabling the consumer to use Kerosene
| Oil at S1e5 per gallon, afording double The amount Of
| Egnt TO he obtained from Rape seed Oil at g 81. or from
Sperm OIL at s2,25 Just received and for sale by
SPRING q REED
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
PORTABLE sTENM ENGINE.
DEEDS PATENT -CHRONOMETER

IA ENGINE. This is an improved Steam Eagine for
which Letters Patent we're granted to John A. Reed, Of
New York, January D, Is55- The nature of this i'm
p~rOvement consists in the increase OF power about 20
per cent, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
half. The saving Of fuel is edectesi by letting the
steam in on both sides OF the cylinder doubling
the size Of the port. and balancing the pressure. re-
moving the friction and weight OF the slide valves. &C.
centres, cross heads. connecting rods. &c. The ex
eeeding simplicity Of this engine renders il innch more
durable and easily managed than any other. and when
Plaeeiupon the boiler with wheels It is portable though
eficcti ,e- These engines received the First Prize Eed-
al NJ the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy i've Of them now in operation, all giving great
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

Somebody thinks that if Nature had
designed a man to be a drunkard, she
would have constructed him like a churn,
SO that the g he drank the more he
would stand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

H. D. DkWlTI-
II ENDALL & DE WITT, STAPLE
IN and FANCY DRY GOODS, Wholesale and Retail.
No. Is5 Superior Street. Cleveland. Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

CIGARS 5000 Extra Eagle Prin
eipe 90 coo Plais Eagle 10000 Washington
do; IO.e0o Light Guard Operas; { eco Bloomers; &C.,
fer sale by DUNL AP & STEWART.
nac 2 fSSf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

Tractors, Carpenters and Builders. We can furnish
Jou with Panel Doors Of all styles a great deal cheaper
Ihan you can make them by hand, (and as good If =
i,etter) Call and examine our work and prices Jou
sill be suited with both. A large supply cOnsJspt'y OF
hand. A liberal discount to whole iale traders
January 20. Z SPEAR & son
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies aad GsHtIeneh, read and profit!
TFTTB BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

I I II DE OOuI OIiI ONH Ut
Il My 70 Irself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or shoe. which IN point Of neatness, comfort and dura-
bilitv. haze never been surpassed, and probably never
eauallsd by any former arrival in the goocly town OF
Warren, you will find that articles ofthis identical de
scriution are to he had at the shop OF the Undersigned,
No. Market street, where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neaie:t ard latest styles OF Gaiters AM
other Ladies wear, with which our hdy customers con
mot Int he pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
Iv proyided for, and The very choicest goods OF the mar
snneri,r Article. the subscriber keeps n sharp eye on
The market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
fne French the neat and comfortable calf, o. the sub
stantial stoga.
\. II. Work made to orler and warranted to fit
Can at No. :, Marke: St, first door east Of Smith L
McCombs. [may Z lS55.l d. IL. WARREN.
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A recruit going through the exercise
of sword cut, asked how he should parry.
"Never you mind that" said the old hus-
ssr, "only you cut, let The enemy parry.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

~ & N. MOSER, Dealers an Foreign.
w. and Domestic Dry Goods HARDWARE, Groceries,
Qeensware, Boots, Shoes. Fs-s, Caps, Ready Made
Clothing, &c, Market Stres- Warren, o. aug }
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

OOAPS.-1O0 boxes Woman's Friend,
~ 25 boxes Sawyer's No. !, 2Oboxes No. .. 10 boxes
Family Soap. IL boxes CASTLE. 60 boxes Yariegated,
100 doz. Transparent bars. 10 gross Transparent cakes,
geo doz. genuine Yankee Soap, best article for shaving
extant, 5 gross Low & Sons genuine Old Brown Wind
sor, Jules Hauels Toile; Soar s. for sale wholesale and
retail by DUNLAP 4 STEWART.
Dec z
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

The number OF poor poets is it any
thing greater han The number of poets
who are poor!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

Bad words, ike bad sbillings, are often
buought home % The person who has ut
tered them
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

T VAUTROT, Importer of Gold and
e . Silver Watches, and dealer in JeEelry, Silver
w &c, Market Street, Warren, o. apr 30 80