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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
The American Journal Of Edu alton.

The last number of this sterling Journal is
filled with articles Of ability and ripe scholar
ship: i, also Contains four well ex -catel steel
engravings of Professor Denison Olmsted, Jamcs
Wadsworlh, James & Garter and George b
Emerson. who are distinguished devotees of Ell
ucalional Improvement. Every teacher and
friend of education should read it. Hear what
others say of it.
I'VE regret 10 say that England has as yc:
nothing in the same fell worthy Of compaTison
with 1t - Westminster Recico
1t will be the highest authority which THE
country will have. as To systems t,ste'l ai'r'.l'l.
ar the improvements necessary 1T home. -
North American RsoeD.
I'm looking over ITS rags we are astoui>lIci
81 The wealth uf thought. anl The varie'l sur 4
Of kn"wleig. they c,utain-"-L9adoR LfTGrt-
I'M, Eng.
i. Is decidedly. in eve'y respect. the best ed
u%ratirunl journal ever M iisie,l in the United
States "-Slrio9ie!d (lMas) Republican.
.A-art from the ur.at anii i'y aud accomplish
ments of its editor. Henry i:rrnarl. 1t laws un
der tribute mary of the richest anil lr"fnunlrst
i~ntellrcis at the age. There is M educitIunal
Journal in this country. aud there meyer has
been nn-. tn rguil ar apfEo ,cI it in rSrInt ct
phiin-orhicil vI5Ir ani iuliness"-L1uiio;le
Ky Journal.
Terms;-Three dollars per year. Each mum
Der Contains $50 pages. Aldrsss, PC. Brown
well. Hartford, Conn.
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Grand Concert.

On the evening of Tuesday next, the amateur
singers OF this place will give a concert Of vocal
Music. II will be similar to tina given last win
tr for the benefit Of Professor Iaylur. which
although 4 decided suec IS. WAS not equal 1--WE
purlcey) in merit to this which is Ia come off;
because the singers have been much longer III
training, and have ratly improved. since tie
fr-t cuncert- The principal feature OF the even
it4 will be the famous C.nrata OF QUEEN
Esther. Professor Henninges will actas leader.
and Miss Bronson will n, side at the piano.
Among the singer ON this occasion. will be
ouui nearly all the b,st v"calis,s of the town,
Miss Brunson is fully capable to do justice iothe
instrumental part, aud Mr.. Hen hinges is dl:y
equal 10 his task.
We hope they will have as COOL Il house us
they deserve, and that will be 4 full one.
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road.


A party consisting of Gen. Ward, o.
Philadelphia. President OF the Road
Geo Francis Train, agent of the Eng
lishcaFitalists: T. W. Kennard, ian Eng
lish. Engineer of great celebrity. sent gu
By the negotiating parties in England, t,
examine The line Of the road,) Mes-rs
Doolittle & Slreator. Contractors, ane
Mr.. Ward, of the Ohio d Mississippi R
r passed through this place, about tel
days since. They had followed the lin;
of The road from its junction with tht
New York & Erie r. r. and will pas.
slong the entire line.
Al Meadvilie. a large and enthusiss
tic meeting was held. which was addres
sed by Messrs. kenuard, Train and boo.
little. Their remarks were received
with applause, and a resolution mani
Tested by the audience to raise the nee
essary amount Of subscription.
At This place there was no meeting
held. as a committee appointed some
three weeks since, are now obtaining
subscriptions Of Stock, and were not
rally 10 report. The gentlemen were
called upon, at the Glskill House, by
some Of the leading citizens.
AT Ravenna, THE Portage Democrat
says) The party were called upon at their
rooms in the Collins House, by a large
number Of cur ciIiz=ns.
The party proceeded from R~lveuna to
Franklin. Akron. and SO on along The
route. 10 Cincinnati.
Al Akron they were met by the ciii
zens with an enthusiasts reception, a
meeting called, speeches made, &c
An account of the meeting is gi.en BY
our attentive correspondent. below:
AKRON, November 90:h. 1858.
To tie Editors Of the Portage County
Democrat:
4 very large meeting was held at
Akron this evening. of those interested
in the completion of the A. & G. W. r
r. The meeting was called upon short
but Empire Hall was lhronged.
The meeting was addressed by Gen.
WARD. the President Of The Company.
Gen. B1ERcE: NJ. KENxARD, of London.
the Engineer sent out by lhr English
bondholders: Mr.. G.. F. Train. Judge
Mr.. DooLIrrLE. and others.
Resolutions declaring their interes: in
the success of The road. its value AS a
channel of commerce, and their gratifi
cation at the prospect Of its being com
pleted at an early day, were passed by
Mr.. KESNARp, in his remarks. observ
ed that the representations which have
been made in England by the friends of
the road. were more than verified by !
what he haG seen on the line up to this
point that the capitalists in England
who had engaged in The undertaking. (
were prepared TO advance the money for
is completion. The remarks Of The sew
era! speakers were i~nterspersed with fire
4uent applause. The assembly seemed
% regard the construction Of this great
channel of commerce as a fixed fact, and
give every assurance of cooperation
Is well as cor idence. "With three
for the "Atlantic and Great
and 80 guns from Young
America outside, the meeting adjourn
ID.
In haste. yours truly, Z P..B.
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Deaths.

la Ravcnna. ON the 22i alt. EMILY ADELA
infant daughter ur Henry c., aud Ilelcn b.
Rauncy. aged eleven months.
At Sugar Mnund. Lima County. k1nsas, on
TIE I7h OF October. Mrs MARY ANNE. wife
OF Daniel MeCleery. Esq formerly Of this place,
aged 45 years.
In Vienna. on the 18th Of October. after a
short illness Of typhoid fever. Mr. BURRETT
SCOVILL, aged ~ years.
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Harness Mandatory in Farmington.

Messrs. ". ID. Hall. and VIM. Taylor have
associated themselves together und,r the style of
Hall 4 Taylor. and heated at the Centre Of
Pennington, whore they will manufacture uar-
ness and Saddles, and trim C~rrias,s. &c
They have lived for some years in this town,
and are young m-n Of uahlemisheI characters.
and will lee valuable c.t;zeus Of The town which
they make their home They are experienced
wOrkmen, and will give satisfaction To those who
deal with them.
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Presidential Conventions.

[iCS4ucutldl
We have noticed with pleasure that
,he n. z. Tti5une is again calling pub
lie attention 10 The plan for getting rid Of
Presidential nominations in national Corr
yentions.
The whole country has been complain
ing tina, the operation of the conventions
mas been tc pot in nomination men who
are not tina real choice Of their parties,
snd to use The party machinery TO further
The plans Of p.ofessea wire-working poll
iicians, rather than to give voice 10 The
desires of the rank and file of the party.
The Tribuae's plan isio dispense with
& party nominaiicn for President, hui.
having The platform Of principles vel
established, let the Electoral ticket in the
several siales be terminated as heretofore,
and then upoa the head Of the Republican
E ec-oral t'ckei place the names Of the
candidates for President and vice Pre>i-
dent " no are the choice Of the voier.-
Then when the Electoral ticket is coIini-
ed out. lie, the Canvassers report The num-
Der Of rotes given for zach Presidential
Candidate, and let this return be forward
ed TO the National Central Committee at
Washington, who shall report the number
of votes thus given throughout The whole
Cniun for the several Candidates, and let
the whole electoral vote Of the party be
cas-, for that Candidate who receives the
highest popular voie-
Thus surprising at a Presidential Elec-
lion ,tere were sCO.f 90 Republican Elec
Ioral votes cast for Fremont and DAYTON, !
500 600 for Seward and Blair, 200, 0O0
for Chase and C. NJ. Clay, then by the
Popular vote Fremont and Dayton having
q Plurality would be declared the candl-
dates of the Republican party and all tie
Republican Electors chosen would vote
for these candidates, or il others got the
larger vote, then the electors would cast
their vote for those others.
We have thus given the plan subsian-
tally as published in The Tii5une, ard ii
has our urqualifed support
1t would eiftciuaily do away with nom
inations Of uniried and unknown men,
and our candidates would be the well
known representatives of our principles.
Il woull give each State and tach por-
ton Of the Country the opportunity Of
casing their votes for their ~favori;e can
didaies. thus bringing them prominently
before the nation, while their votes woulj
moi be lest, even fother Candidates were
chosen, for the aohole Republican Elec-
iprel vote would be given TO the Candi-
date having the highest popular vo;e.
Il would take the nominating power
from a eaacas and give it directly to the
peopls 70 whom it belnngs. ard The party
would not have to submit to the dictaiion
of a few wire workers, but would do their
own nominating as well as elecling.
1t would need no statutory change, for
the Constitution and laws DO not reco-
nize the existence Of conventions, and the
proposed plan would fit the mode ofchoos-
ing Presldruti.l Electors better than any
cher.
So many advantages unite in the pro
posed plan and the interest of the people
is 50 manifesily in accordance with it,
that il must sooner or later be adopted
by all parties, and The ooner the better. !
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An ORDINANCE

-h' VI nv OlhbiN ~ W.
To prevent Riding. Leading and Driving on the
Side walks in the Incorporated Village u
Warren.
SECTION !. BE IL ordained By the Council Of TIE
IHc0rpOra:ed FIIags Of Warren. That II shall b,
unlawful i"r any person Ia rush "r draw, back
or drive. ii lc or head any h"rs-, ar 9TH, r animal
cart. wagon carriagr. sl-i-h. sled "r dray "n 81
over any ii e walk. within Tie Incorporated
Village ct Warren. unls s. The same is done IL
go into. or cut OF. II yari ar 1T
SIC Any person Violating the first ) elton
Of this ordinance shall br fined in any -um not
,xc,rdIns five dollars with cn.Is Of Prosecution
SIC 3. This ordinance shall take tT CT and
hc in lore from and after the publication there
uf.
Passed in Council, November 27th, \. D..
lS5S.
T. ]. MLAIN. M1yr.
Attest: G.. Y. HAPGooD. R,corLr.
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Every farmer shSull give his sons two or three
square ruds al srOuaG. we'll prepared. with the avail,
Of which they hEy Ia. IL livery mechanic should
put a RECEIVING rOX ia some conspicuous place in
u: hOu-e To cit,h the stray Prhni's .Or he like pur.
pose. Lay il rpnn your Lt,.e y the sI,!e si Il- BIhl-
1t j. a better EXP amer III N M y which c aim to he
rXpoluirrs- 1t - a g'ett Ia,Or saver, u has Sayvd Us
time va"ush in une years u>r to pay br It-e'ti and
tn must * deemed suJ-i properly which will cle1r
iI,e.f once a ear IL yOI have aEy dJu.t ABOUT the
Lrreise meaning uT the word eLsGr Ia the last sentence.
laus AT ~ eD>;rt = thirteen CehEItiUHs Of the o. g.
.WeSsachHss.fS LIE Boat.
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The 0 Z Annie Machine.

Mr. d C.. Blnckman is now exhibiting thcs,
machines at the NATIONAL Hotel, and cffrrs'town.
ship or county rights frr sale. We have seen
the machine. and think it does its work well
pairing sliciBg and coring apples ready for dry
ing ar cooking. with great ramiliiy. and 10y be
ing sliced thin obvinting the necessity OF string
ing for drying. 1t will also pare and slice L"
titoes, ready for cooking Cali at Chapman.
aad Sc it.
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STATE PURCHASES.

NEW YORK has place - ten COP IS OF Weh-teTsC Tn
abrii.r,i iu - many IT her public schools
WI<C fNSl.. , 3LO- nearly every Sch1O!-
NEN JEK>El. : jLL-uraTl, every sch 81
MICHIGAN 700. AID maize provision for all her
srh,'Is
MASSACHUSETTS, has supplied $50 sch1ols-Eear
N all
More Ihaa fen ines IS many are soil u Webster )
ID q onarirS.as nf any other series la thi> country
= tras- TO tr.fffhS If all th- School Is .OS~ punished
in this country Oau Webster a. their standard, and OF
the rem inter f-E acSuowIr iSc any SsIniari
ia ,Ii>hzd 10y -. " O. MEikiAH, field.
N,.s. Noy. a J--2S
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a Founding Found.

Early in the morning Of Saturday the Goth
Ut, Mr. McMmray, of Liberty. was awakened
by the barking # his dog. and on going to the
drur. found a suspicious locking bundle lying
Oh the sleIs. Mr.. NJ. stirred up the bundle will
his foot. and ih,rfupOn heard the squalling Of a
baby. He has notified the trustees to tai c
charge oft, The little strangers fond parents
are not known.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

A New ENGLAND Association has heen
formed at Columbus, composed Of NIL III
nrives OF New Eaalaui. All children of
all the natives of Nv England plren'S
u siding in thai vicinity. They will
celebrate he 23I OF p. ccnbor-Foreia-
;hors' DIv.
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OFFICIAL srArE RICO ixIrrox.

Nearly every state Superinten l,nt o! Public In giruc-
tial in the Union, % cbres .OIlIHS "thscr. Sher
sue a o"e exists has recon u .dei "E9,rEt's DC
T.OS>EY ia the strongest terms AInOuE thin re
NtaInr, New Ham shire, Y~rIIOHt. Ma -SarhusyIL>.
RIp.ir !>land, Connecticut. New h"fS. New Jersey.
r-nn>1I vtnIa. ONO. keamrky. IaiIIHt. lhinoIs.
Nj ,s..Lr. Nirhig ~. lDAa, NOrsh Caroline ALtianlt.
Mi.nv-ut4. ami also Cana Ls--rwENri-rnRE in
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Syrup.

Daniel Maltby, Esq, of Scuthington, left with
US 4 bottle OF EXCELLENT syru?. made from the
Chinese Sugar Cane. Mr.. NJ. has made about
fry gallons from cIne which he raised. AMI Il
mrch larger quantity from cane raised by lis
ncishbUrs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

From Professor Karen. Of. the UMirsreity of
-HieAisaH.
IL cI-lri upon II saerinee my iiprary, volume by
volume. he nJOS which 1 shoals preserve ionges'. eX-
cert ihr Ii le. Is the AMERICAN DICTIONAki % ImE
ESGL:>H LASGrAGE, ~ Dr- WEBSTER
L o HAVEN
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DIR. J.. Ii. MARCliISI,S
CARD IL, LADIES.


VI. PEzCIEs"IIArn.sA' PILLs-Tne I~mpoftrrs o. TIL,
reliable IIi safe remedy for Female Complaints won
respectfully Call the attention OF American lari. e. 10 i
as infaIliabIr in removing DISTRACTIONS an ! IRE snlaTi
ties III the meuSrS, promptly restoring them IL all "a
SEES. The suppression 10 comnOH.i - speedily relieved
and there will lac no rseErrsHes OF the CON. .iaiut it I'll.
remedy is used acc riding 10 directions, which accom-
pAny each box ami package
SPECIAL NOTICE.
La4iss ESrEIxrE. or sHSPsctsHs thsmssireS SO. arr
esEtioHsa against HStHs them as EssegrriGse HVaia
eHsHs. Ladies desiring an iHereuse Of JaH,ia shOAla
JSres0 fAeir HSe eHfireiE as q JeD pills each mOHti
could be sure 10 Pre1eat pregnancy.
PreprIeturs, importers, or agents can he ia ne wise
respou sihle after this a,moHiton. Ai:h"ush certain
in effect. they are So mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
MAIL a s.
Having the appear ,nce Vi an ord nary letter. lfricr
81 no. are sol only hE our genera, agents wh" vii
sen them 10y ma 1. post paid. on receipt Of price
BOXES Si.25; Hall Boxes - cents. Messr-.N- B- Al
nEN x Co.. Clrvel sud a.. are our general AGENTS
All orders will he prpmriy hllsd hy them.
Sold hv WOODS d PEW. Wholesale Agents. and i.
4. SMITH " CO.. Warren. and by druggists gene
rally. June 81. '5.-ly.
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In Madison, lind on Sunday last, a
l;,le bog named Charles Peteis gained a
nr;x. br reciiing g 233 verses from the
bible. wE.sch he had committed to mem
ozy during che evenings Of the six pre-
oeding days. lie IS said 70 be capable
o. committing 500 verses an hour, bat
s.,ca experiments are dangerous
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

THREE BRnTgERs IL PRIs"N.-Threc
brothers named Clark were brough; to
the Peniien'#ry together from Gallia
county last week. One was convicted
of coun;erfritipg and sentenced for tn
wears. His brothers. who desired to de
siroy the records of the Court, sup2os
ing that they might thereby save him
from The Penitenli.ry. set fire 10 the
Court House. which was destroyed, hut
the books and papers were sIvei. The
brothers were convicted of arson, and
sentenced To Gi;een years each. The
sentence is a tou IN one. as 1--we Of kun
bred rather than malice urged to the
crime.
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"Under Which King7'

Our neighbor OF the Democrat is in q
sad qusndary. Fer the life Of him he
canno Ieli whether Douglas is TO be the
rising sun whom all Democrats mu
worship. or whether The administration
now in power, with dear old Mr.. Buchan-
an, IS 10 continue in the a~scenjani-
1heiherit shall sick 10 the edict recently
~proPounded, that Democracy is whs;
James Buchanan happens To think and
decide upon, or whether S. A. Douglas
may disagree with Jeems and ye, remain
inside the party.
Our ncishbor is evidently grievously
distressed with the internal strife. Cole
is nothing 10 il. He endeavors 10 keep
down the expression Of pain, but the
coiners Of his mouth will descend. and
every ,ff5rt to smile out hat he's pretty
sell thank ye." ends in a CHASTITY grin.
lie pitches into the Plaindeakr, very
laiely recognised as the Champion Of
Democracy in Ohio, and abuses it with
out siin, as 4 worse than Black Repub-
lican sheet, because the Piainasaler has
taken sides against King james and in
f4vor Of Douglas. Yet our ~neishhor is
wy earefu' not 20 say a word against
Douglas ii person, because 1t may be
necessary bcfor. loag to swear loud and
long that Douglas is the Oily true repie-
sentative cf all s~hanaocrais. He telabors
!he Douglas piper with des?ara;s blows,
and apparent deadly intent, but for the
Douglas self he has only tho oil:est Of
phrases and the mos respectful Of tones.
He publishes 4 call fora Douglas joili
f~cG,ion, yet he seriously takes to task the
insubordinate Democrats who have dared
to issue snoh a call. lie supports she
President in carrying or e war Of exter-
mination against Douglas followers, bat
is ready to toss up his hat and shou, fran
"Hurrah for Douglas and the
Presidency in 1885,"
Alas for III neighbor. he getteih
GENEROUSLY ore sitting astriIe the fence.
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NATIONAL STANDARD.
WEBSTER'5
GykRTO DICTIONARY
Ina entire work Unabridged.

"Ail yOung persons shuulu have a standard DIcIIOS.
AIRY at their elbows. And ~hiie you are aIouI It oET
the E.>t: lIat Dictionary Is Noah WEESrEHs-ths
great V-r: LHG3r.G=e d- l. YEA are ToOr. save the
aG-OuHt " ~ OH SU.sr back, TO put it intJ yoIr head 4"
FhFeE0tVsi e-IJ 0LrHak-
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These Periodicals. ally rrfrese tthe three great po
Etical VaItfrs q: Great BritIatI-Wh g. Tow. and Rid.
~ical.--lut politics forms rhly one trature 81 their
character. ~ Organs al the most roi"uni writer's on
Science. Literature. Morality. aid Religion. tlev
stand. As they ever have St0"ti. unTivall-l in tire world
Of ~lstt-Ts. being considered indisp enSible To the schOl
ar and the pr lfessionaI man, while To IN intelligen;
reader Of every ClI-s ;h-y furnish a m9Ie correct and
satisfactory record of tho current literature o. the day
throughout the worii. than can be possibly obtained
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

The Courtroom ia Danbury, Conn
SIS crowded On Thursday Of last week,
IA zee Justice done beiWean a lady and
gentleman from W,stPort, the f,rmei
claiming to have been damaged $4,000
by : hiss from the latter. Some seventy
witnesses we're prcseni., The breach
y IS finally healed without the aid otlaw-
ye.-, much 10 the chagrin of numerous
zyn.a:hizers on both sides.
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CHERIFF-S SALE.
"i'''H' '"H'n Ia E-umLuli
Common Peas.

C.FAp Baldwin. Common S.eas.
uy virtue Of an rxrcIti0n. in tn above entitled
cause. ISsueI out Of the Court OF Common Pt-ss Of
Trumi ell COuu %. ohio y y ( directed aud delivered.
! have Ivy.vi apnu and shall expose to Iuhli; SALE.
At the door OF tLt Court House, in Warren, in said
County on
saturday, the 25th Gay Of Decembsr, 1858,
Istxeth he IA, urs ct 10 o'clock. A. VI. aud 4 "'Sturk,
p. ". q $, I ay. the following described Red Estate
oi the Drit ndatt>, TO Wit situate in Vernon toS. shiF.
uuleT - IN tn- l>t Rabgr OF tnNn>hiiS. in The
.Inrrticu, Western Esstrv'. ~ the >tatr e. ohio. and
which : also IL the CnuI n Of Trgnhull- and Is kE"Sn
Ly ting LUuniri and iescIl Ell Ss t'l.w~. On me
Wet ~ ltud< ct Horace Bates: "n the North by lands
Of JAMES Tl"uI son. 81 lie East ~ lands OF the
Widow Cur: "ut ul the : Lthh by the cei tr kOt".t-st-
ing frf m The eel t-r ut Ini,rst' IL. 4" the Ceuter al YER
buh and containing within sah r"uE-larirS ten GU
acre, 81 IihI. he thu Same mure ~ les Appraised al
SII prr acre Terms. cash. IN day Of saie-
A Il LNNAN. Sheriff.
sh.-ir.. nHcn IL ,-prs Ny ciih. 5--Is 3-s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

We woul invt. Ihe attention Of cur
readers 10 the new ".AGCE CURE' alser-
IL ed in our columns. Ii is from such Il
quarter IS will give the public conf irnce
ia lis efficacy, and We have learned from
reliable sources, that lis virtues viii sns-
tain their f,Ilrst expectations. CGizars
Of The west can hot fail to appreciate the
paramount va!gc 10 them, If 4 SAT. and
certain remedy for this "fl citing d.
temper without either Quinine or miner
cral., aud Consequently without injury 10
The constitutional health. We have more
Than O binary sat ~sfaction in rroclai ming
this remedy, because we a'e conf len il
will answer a crying wa:t among IS,
and serve Ia Ic:i-ve a great amouut o.
suffering. Republican, Warsqw Ind.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston T. MTriUs Ia'alib!e Yeast POuOder
A ARTICLE

FOR MAKING LIGHT AND SHEET BREAD.
Bead male with this Yeast Is perfectly wholesome.
nor li4hIe to sour upOu the ston1ch. and y more naur-
ishiuy and economical than Broad raised with the
c1mmou Brewery Yeast. Price % cehts per box, TO be
had at .bolcsale aud retail. OF
7. A. SMITH L Co. Dru~ Sgists.
Sept IS. l-J--3 q. No. 5. MAia 81.
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BURGLaRY.-We le4ra from the Con
meanwhile Courier, that on the evening
Of the l0,h inst, the clothing store ol
Mr.. Wiener. in that place, was broken
into and robbed of about $500 in money
and some papers. The same evening.
the livery stable of Thompson &c Irwin
was broken into. and Il horse loosed. but
1t is supposed the thieves became alarm
ed, and cleared out. Also, the same
night, some persons were observed al
work ut Gilman & Co.'S store door, but
on the alarm being given. they started
off on 4 run reeRcille Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

FREIGHT BUSINESS on THE c l. N. r.
R.-The Cleveland and Mahoning R All
road is doing a guod business in the way
of freights from this point. For tie two
weeks ending Saturday, Nov. %. over
seventy cars, principally laden with iron
and nails, were sent over the road 10
Cleveland. destined fer The lake Giles -
Brown, BonnelI u ca. of the Mshoning
works alone shipped forty cars, valued
at $50, 600. Tn. earnings OF the C1m-
pany are abou, $50 per car, making on
the whole smount $500. Amount OF
Like Superior ore received here during
the same Time, about 1000 ions. at 81 SO
per ton freight netting TO The road 49,,
900. This added to the freight on coal
will show a pretty snug sum in two weeks.
-NuAoning Reg stsr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

trSee DR.. Dvllenbaugh's advertise
merit in smother column.