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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

Mr.. Buchanan, in his appointments,
has pursued the policy of buying off his
enemies rather than confirming his
friends. In many cases, he has seemed
10 have been more anxious TO conciliate
the friends of Mr.. Douglas than to please,
by treating them as particular favorites,
the "original Buchanan men" The
fact that many Douglasites are in Office,
and that their great leader, whose name
they have been proud 10 hear. is at war
with the Administration, causes an awful
commotion among the Office holders
The Editorial office holders are in espe-
cial agony. They are expected to give
opinions, and are tormented TO know
which will whip, Douglas or old Buck
Gray, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, is
one of the terrified. He has been a
warm friend and devoted admirer and
personal pet of the Illinois Senator; but
he is Postmaster and editor. His per-
plexity is painful. Poor Gray!-Cin
ciRnati Commercial.
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BIrERs BIrTEN.-We were informed
last evening by a valued friend; that the
SPECTATORS in molssses have been visited
by q most righteous %retribution for their
nefarieus policy Of iIubbling upprices, by
the aid of the swindling banks. Molas-
ses, for which these cormorants were Of
fered eighty cents per gallon, a few
months ago, and which they refused 10
take, has just been sOld for twenty one
cents. We record the fact with pro-
found satisfaction. We wish we were
able to give similardetaiIs respecting the
Shylccks who have been specializing up
on the necessities of The poor, by hoard
ing up vast aggregations Of grain, flour,
sugar, &C., &c. II the banks which
have loaned their funds to enable them
To hold on until they could realize
princely fortunes out of the necessities of
community. have been sufferers TO the
extent Of their ~deprayity, we shall be
still greater satisfied. We trust That
vengeance has been melted out at last
PAiiddelpki0 AryuS.
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ladies EScElyrS, or sHsPeetiHg themseIrss so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage rvuia
sasEs. Ladies desiring an iEerszss Of family Should
JOTegO their use entirely, as q fso pills eGch month
pOHld be sure 10 PrereRt PregHGRey-
Proprietor5 importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages. having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter, price SI,O0) are sold only by
our general agents. who viii send them by NAL post
paid, on receipt OF price. Boxes Sl.25; Half Boxes IS
cents. Hessrs.Y V. y. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland. o.. are
our general agents. All orders will be promptly hled
by them.
Sold by Y. A. SMITH & CO.. and PRIMO TURN
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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FITS! FITS!i FITS!!!
DR.. HASCg's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTTr Pills.

For the ears Of FITS. SPaszas, CrGzzps and cH Nervous
and Constitutional DisedEeS.
Persons who are llboring under this distressing NAL
ady willtin DR. uANCE'S VEGETABLE ~EPILEPTIC
PILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose OF curiEg Fits, taey will be found Of espe-
cial benefit fol sll persons alictel with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants, or diseases Oflong ~standing, supe-indueed b.
nervousness, they sre exceedingly beneficial
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for 81. Persons out
OF the city, enclosing n remittance, Will have the pills
sent them through the mail. free Of postage. For sale
by SETH s. HANOI No lUS BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore. Nd, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must be addressed, post paid.
June 81, Sly.
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JNHE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
L County, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Arsmintha D. Chapman.
VS.. !
Lorenzo r. Chapman &
-~k.-
FOR ALIMO-
SY mi MAINTENANCE.

Arsmintha d. Chapman
VS.. PETITION FUN ALlhO-
Lorenzo r. Chapman & Ny AND A"AlNfENANCE
others.
The defendant. Lorenzo r Chapnan.is hereby noti-
hed, that the plG. did on the l6th day Of December.
inst, file her petition in the CLERKS once OF SAD
County, stating in substance that she q 0oHa has
resident OF said county. and has been Tor a year l2st
mast or more. that she was married to the deli 1t Mon
roe. Mich. December 3lst. 1884, and lived with him AZ
a faithful and O'edient wife until about the LIST Of Nay,
Is, when the deft- without Just cause aoseAted nam
.lf and remained absent about year, when he returned
without any intention ofhVing with petitioner or oil pro-
yidiae for herself and children. that he again abserted
himself for long periods OF time, and let petitioner
and family des;itute and in want, sad without any good
cause for such Z .slect, that she has had six children,
Of whom franklin H., aged 10 years. snd Arthur b,
p. Years, and all her children are nov resi1lng WIN
petitioner; that about the period OF the oirtn o saii
youngest child, said Lorenzo Il was s1ilty otexIrems
cruelty towards petitioner. and that she Is now ossu-
tute and without the means OF support Tor hsrseh and
children.
TIE petitioner further states that def. is possessed
Of certain household goods and chatties: = parhcuar
description OF which lie given in an exhibit nat ne
owns the equity Of redemption IN \ certain lot in Nsw-
ton Falls, in said county, marked A and C., in subdi-
vision OF lot % on the south side OF Broad street IN the
plat Of said village; that one John Lewis holds the
title Of the same as security for = certain deot amount
irg 70 Sand one Luther c. Garner claims some
interest therein; that said def Lorenzo r., threatens
to sell and dispose OF said property. and also threatens
to take the said franklin H.. and Arthur D., away from
vour petitioner, and take them TO the State OF Illinois
The prayer OF said petition is that said Lorenzo K
Chapman may be reStraiDed by injunction from selling
said property. aud from disturbing said boys or IN
taking any Of said personal property from petitioner
and that on Gnal hearing reasonable altnloDy Dc
grsnted your petitioner. said def. is required to
answer this said petition by the hrst day OF next term,
BY BEAVER & ASPER.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
NTa--gn nar % I--6E
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Dr. LIvIsGsroS, the great African ex
plorer, has left London for the purpose
Of consulting the Portugu es government,
through whose territories on the eastern
coast of Africa he purposes passing to
reach the heart OF the great African con
tinent to pursue his discoveries there,
and 10 open Central Africa 10 Europe
through the great river Zembegi, which
passes through the Portuguese posses
sions, and empties itself into the Mean
bique Channel.
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n FOR SALE.
HAVE FOR SALE. All GREAT

HAY Z fOh SALE, nj OhEA1
Il bargains, several tracts OF land, which 1 invite
public attention to. to wit: 335 acres Of farming land
within q miles of franklin, the county seat OF Venzn-
go County. Pa, and xitIsin Z 4 mile Of the Allegheny
River, we'll watered with pure spring water Title
good-price So per acre, in 4 equal payments
ALSO, l7 acres near the above, at mouth Of Bi.
Sandy, on the rivsr-smaIi improvement. eomfoFtable
house, fruit trees. FIRST rate water power and plenty or
timber Title g~ood-priee 81 per acre, in 4 payments
have other farms for sale in same vieini;y-All OF
which will be sold on terms easier than ever before
heard Of. Call in and be convinced. and suited with
. plantation, on which TO rear your family
IT,. NcLAIN. Airy at Law.
Warren. Dec. ?, -. and Real Estate Aga
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''The Holidays are eoming!''

And with them Of course comes the usual round Of
Gifts, Presents. Souvenirs, etc. etc, which are alaays
presented by beth old and young, high and low. from
husband to wife, cousin TO cousin lover TO maid, and
so on through all the various ramihcations Of social
life, and shati we ask what can he more appropriate
or acceptable than an elegant bottle OF Cologne. or =
jar OF those beautiful Pomades, or a bottle OF those hne
and elegant Perfumes. or 4 new Porte hopnaie, or
Card Case, or = Ladies' Sztchel, or Toilet Case. or
some Of the Ten thousand articles which are 10 be soli
By J. J. STEWART, at his immense Warehouse, At
No. 10 Market Street. where yon can not only buy you-
goods az ioeer prices than at any other place in tbs
country, and in addition receive a CIT with svery
CASH purchase amounting TO DOLLAR, varying
in value from ten cents TO forty dollars
Come in ard try your tEek; but in the first place get
the worth OF your money in the goods you purchase.
then IL you get a valuable gift / will be satisfied, and
vica versa. In another column you will md a more
extended list OF the goods We have c1 sale.
il. STEWART, 10 Aarke Street
Warren, Dec. 9, 81.
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"Christmas and New Years"

All persons who want an assortment OF presents to
give to their children or friends, are invited to call
LANE0US BOOKS. which We are selling very low Just
at present. We have over 200 kines OF childrens'
books. among which can be found many new varieties
never before brought to Warren.
We have also, splendidIy bound Pocket Bibles. Tes-
taments and Prayer Books, Of all kinds. and an as
sortment of Annals, Albums, Portfolios, Cabas. Fancy
Boxes. Transparent States, Paint Boxes. Marbles,
China Rabies. and a small assortment of Toys, which
will just suit Young America.
Also, Illustrated Papers for the Holidays, Wig
Brother Jonathan, Leslie's Christmas Pictorial, Yam
kee Notions, Nix Max and Pictorial.
PORTER & SONS BOOKSTORE.
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Maraats.

In Hartford, on the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM.
Sampson, Mr.. HIRAM KIMBALL, of Bazetta,
to Miss ARMINA J. RATHBUN, of Hartford.
On the 10th inst. by Rev. Vim. Sampson, Mr..
JULIUS WOODRUFF, of Poland, to Miss SA-
RAH REED, of Hartford.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

WENTWORTH TO DoUGLAs.-Long
John Wentworth says, in the Chicago
Democrat Of Saturday:
"When the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise was agitating the House OF
Representatives, and the proprietor Of
This paper was doing his part to defeat il,
n night about 1e o'clock, Judgs Doug
las came over from the Senate directly 10
his seat, and with a great deal of warmth
said: You had better join the Wings and
Aboliiiorists at once, than be thus Oppos
ing the Administration
I'VE think Judge Douglas should re-
member the advice he gave US. He had
better Join the Black Republicans at
once, than be thus opposing c Admin
is,ralion.'"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

,ETITION FOR DIVORCE,

L sally Paxnan-J The said Richard will take
vs.. uotice that Sally Paxman, on
Richard Paxnaa. ! the l4th day OF December, A
D., 1885,, fled her petition in the CLERKS Olce Of
TruInhUt County, and State OF Ollie. praying the Court
to gram. her a divorce from the said Richard, and as
signs for cause "sillful absence on the part Of the said
Richard" for more than three years last past.
Dy LEVI SUTLIFF, her Attorney.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

FACTS.-Dr- TOBIAs' VENETIAN LINTNEST cures
Chronic rheumatism. Pains Of all kinds, either extsr-
nal or internal, Collie. Dysentery. Cuts, &c. 1t is
warranted to perform all that is stated, or the money
will De refunded BY the agent. Price 25 4 so cents
Depot, SO Cor landt street New York
Sold by SPRING * TUGNER, Warren, and JAMES
WARD & Co.. Niles. aud others through the county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
CARD TO LADIES.

n. PEEcIE's II AcTIsH' PILLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complaints wonld
respectfully call the attention Of American Ialies to its
as infaiiiable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties. of the menses, promptly restoring them in an ca
SEES. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved.
and there will be no recurrence of the complaint il this
remedy is used ace Jrding to directions, which accom-
many each box and nackage.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23
THE GIFT BOOK .SALE.-Greater

Il Inducements than ever. are offered at ADAMS
o SALE this season. as a larger proportion ofthe
MONEY paid for books, is being returned in the way Of
gifts. /. would seem that the tightness Of the money
market did not effect the pockets Of the people much.
in this vicinity, from the amount Of books being sold
since he opened his Second Annual CAT Sale There
is no question but that if a psrsOn wants to bug a book
for winter reading, that now is the time to get Il, as
many Gre receiving ten and twenty times the smount
raid for their books. lDec-9, 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

The depreciation of property during
the financial crisis has been very great;
The Boston Transcript says the stocks of
a deceased PERSONS estate, which two
years ago was appraised at $685. 600,
were sold and invested 10 State securities,
and the difference between the market
value of the stocks sold and the securi
ties now held b. the party IS no less than
forty thousand dollars. The personal
estate of an opulent merchant who died
in Boston less than four yesrs ago, val
ued in 1851 at 81, SOC. 600 and consis-
ting mainly of railway shares and bonds,
has shrunk so much during the past two
years. that the depreciation is more than
a million Of dollars. The mannfactur-
lug stocks owned by a single family
have deprecated more han a million
dollars in value within two years.
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WARREN MARKET,

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
~ Owing to the scarcity OF money, &c I have
concluded 10 wait on hose who have not paid, another
week, before sending out the delnquents- Those pay
ing before the delinquenis are sent out, can do Sc
without the penalty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

DI,ANK ROAD NOTICE.

I The Stockholders OF the Niles and AustintoSn
Plank Road & Turnpike Company. are hereby notihed
that there will be 4 meeting held ~ the Office OF james
Ward & Co.. in Nilcs, OF. Monday, the 18th day OF Jan
nary next, for the purpose OF electing seven Directors
for the ensuing year.
Niles. Dee. -. 3s-fE
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.DGE TOOL SHOP, ENGINE, &C.,
- nnp laIR

The subscriber being DESTROYS OF moving TO Kansas.
oilers At private sale, his Shop. Engine and Tools
The location is a good one for the manufacturing and
sale Of Edge Tools, and all necessary implements for
their manufacture. are conferred in this shop. The
property will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
other property.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.


IA Notice is hereby given. that The subscriber has
been appointed and qualified rs Administrator on the
Estate OF Michael OIL. deceaeed. late of WeatheTsheldr
Trumbnll county, Ohio. 4CHAE OHLi
J0HS JILL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

A Lien ARTHRRHoLTs ESTATE.

"a Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor ontlse Rstats
of Allen Artherholt. deceased, late Of Braokheld,
Trumbull county Ohio. T.. ID.
Dee. I6- Isl7-lH.
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Unlike the more e~phemsrSi Magazines Of the Day,
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Queer Regret.

The Coal City. New Castle) Item
says:
WI regret 10 learn that our friend
Henry Edwards, of North Beaver town
ship. had a narrow escape from being
murdered on Monday morning last. at
about one O'Clock.
The Item mans friend Mr.. Edwards
must feel highly complimented.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

The Ohio Statesman is getting up
some of the pluck it should have shown
long since. 1t says:
1.-The Kansas question is something
far higher than The mere question of
niggeIism. The ultimate rights of free
white men, the cause of Democratic self
government is at stake. Shrink and turn
who may, the people cannot be blinded
10 the fact that the present struggle is one
in which, to sacr fee the honest and
plain principle Of the Nebraska bill,
would be TO barter away for momentary
expediepcy. the very foundation stone
of political freedom. If we begin such
shameless time serving now, when and
whe e. in the name OF God, are WI 10
stop?
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WARREN, Dec. eIst, 1857.

A JouRoEr TuRouH TEXAS; or, A Sad
die Trip on the South Western From
tier: Published by Dix & Edwards,
N. Y.
The Author of this book is Frederick
Law Olmstead, already known to the
reading world as author of "a Journey
in the Seaboard Slave States" and
Walks and Talks of an American Farm
er in England" To those who have
been looking towards Texas, or any of
the other new States and Territories With
The expectation of possibly making some
one of them their future home, this book
will possess a peculiar interest, and Turn
ish them with much valuable info:ma
ton. The writer is a practical man,
n who travels with bis eyes open, and
while his style is NOT in The least n
mental, he has a plain straight forward
way of telling what no wishes TO say,
which carries with it a conviction that he
is telling the truth. without any exag.
geration. He describes the general ap
pearance of the country, its capacity for
agriculture, the general character of its
inhabitants, It's towns, rivers, roads eli
mate, dc.
The book contains a map Of a part of
Texas, and a statistical appendix.
For sale at Adams Book Store.
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] HE LITTLE PILGRIM. Edited by Grace
Greenwood, Philadelphia.
The prospectus for 1858. presents in
creased attractions. The object of the
Little Pilgrim, is to afford 10 children a
paper adapted to their comprehension
and wants, and to aid mothers in their
heaven appointed duty of training the
minds of children. The writings OF
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need no enconium from US.
The terms are fifty cents a year for
single copies; five copies fer 50; four
teen copies, and one as a premium. for
IS. Address,
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13o South Third 81 Phila
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SHORTENING CRzD1r.-The trade in
New York City have quite generally de-
cided not to sell on SO long credit as here
tofoie has been done. At a meeting of
the wholesale druggists held recently in
that city. it was resolved TO reduce cred
its from six TO four months. Shcrt cred
its will DO much towards preventing a
recurrence of the even 5 of the last
ninety days.
MIssIssiPPI STATE TREASURY SUs-
pENDED.-Ths Vicksburg Wing makes
the following extract from a letter from
jackson, 26tn ult.:
81 saw a %warrant-on our State Treasury
to day endorsed No money IN IKE Treas
ur,:, Nog. e6th, 1857 So we go: banks
first-States after"
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The RIGHT KIND OF TALK.-Forney
has got back to Philadelphia from Wash
ington. He concludes a long article in
defence of Douglas against the attacks
of southern newspapers with the follow
ing paragraph, which has the ring of the
true mental;
1--WE are a patient people, wei this
way. We have seen the TIE South and
its allies opposing Mr.. Buchanan's nom.
%ination, and doabting his devotion to
them; we have stood calmly by, and wit
messed their rule in Kansas, trusting the
while, like submissive and enduring men.
to the approaching recognition of the will
of the majority; we have heard. with un.
rufied temper. the objurgations of legis-
lators and of politicians in some of the
slave States, against such Democrats as
Walker and Stanton, because they would
not become parties to forgery in Kansas;
and now we are expected TO bear the
additional outrage upon Judge Douglas,
and to see Gov. Walkers head carried
before the c%onquering minority of the
Lecompton Convention as a trophy of
triumph. There is a point beyond which
~forbearance may cease to be a virtue
Ii has been reached, gentlemen of the
Soulful
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LTTACHMENT NOTICE.
WARREN &-LAKE ERIE PLANK

w R0AD-StockhOlder are hereby notified that
a semi-annual dividend Of S per cent. on the capital
stock OF the company has been declared by tine Dr.
tors: at their regular meeting. payable at the Office Of
1853.
The annual meeting for the Election OF Officers win
be held at the Treasurcrs Office on Monday the LIST day
Of February. 1885,,
MARVIN, Jr., President.
J. D. cox. Treasurer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-23

SOUTHERN ELEGAsCg.-ibe Nashing
ton correspondent of the Virginia South,
writes in the following abusive s1rain oil
The venerable Joshua r. Giddings, The
oldest and one of the most respected
members Of The House Ct Representa-
liyes:-
1T was a spectacle, as it struck your
correspondent, more curious than agree-
able, the administration Of the oath to
the distinguished Carolinian by that
hosry headed traitor, Giddings. OF Ohio.
who, as the Oldest member of the House,
performed this Office for The Speaker
The yellow headed old aboli,ionist, with
his Vulgar. sensual face, and his broad
launches, looked lustier than ever. and
likely to last the session through, with.
out any more dramatic swoonings on the
floor. unless some one should undertake
TO Sumnerize the old urech."
The late Cashier of the Colchester
Bank, Conn Samuel F. Jones, Jr., is
charged with having embezzlcd $4,000
of the funds belonging 10 the bank; he
was arrested in New York on Saturday,
and detained in custody until the bank
officers arrived 10 lake him in charge
Owing to the lack ola pr per requisition
upon Gov. King he was set at liberty
While the proper papers were in course
Of preparation be went I ee and has not
since been heard from.
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n. B. The price in Great Britain Of thu Eve Period
ieals above named is S3l per annum.
As we shall never again be likely to ofer such in
ducements as those here presented.
NOW IL THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! -
II PRemittaHces must, in all cases, be made direct
TO the Publishers, for 1t these prices no Commission
can he allowed agents.
-AdIres, - LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
Dec. %. 81.