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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20
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DR. HANCg'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EpTIEpeyC Pills

For tAs cure Of FITS. SDasns. Cramps and all Nervous
Gsd CoHstifHfiOsaI Diseases
Persons shO are lthosIng uni. r this tiStre ssing NAL
ady viii Hd DR. niNCE'S VEGETABLE EPILEPTiC
Pills TO Lee the Only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Fallisg Fits
Th-Se pills possess : specific action on the nervous
system: and. although they are prrpa:ed especially FER
the purpose Of euriEs Fits- they yili he found Of espe
cal ben-tt fUI all persoas Athlete with Seak nerves.
or wh'Fe nervous system E1S besl penetrated or shat
teT=l from any cause whatever. Il chrOnis COM
plants IT diseases 1f long Standing super Induced hy
nervousness. they are exceedingly 10 u-hc ii.
Price - per aUX, or tWo boxes for 81 Persons out
Of the city. enclosing = remittance, VII have TIE Pills
sent th-m ihrou IA the riaii, free II postage I"r sale
ny SETH >. uANCE. No. lU- BALTIMORE SfK@ET,
Baltimore. Md to whom orders from all Vsrts u the
Union mast he aniressed, pos; paid.
June 81. '59-y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

ST.. LoUIs.J a 8.-The ST. Louis Re
publican has Just received a letter from
Font kearney. dated the 23i ult., stat
ing that Col. Johnson was at Fl. Bridges
on the e6th CT November, and Col.
Dooke, WIN the whole command had
also arrived. All the grass was burned
AID the animals were dying at The rate
OF II hundred Il day. The Mormon>
were loiufying ,.il ihr passes leading TO
the CRY. Jess Jones', lndI,n Agent.
WAS released. and sent To Co. JohnSon's
camp. lnpas>ins through the d tferent
cauCns he Was biindiu!drd, SO AS to pre-
vent him from obtaining any knowledge
OF their movement Another letter,
dated at Col. Cookies command, willie
en- rout. makes no mention of being mo-
Tested by the Mormons.
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Dr.. BtNNINaIN CLEVELAND. sEW-
FALLS Ann WAERHS.

Those Ia'oring under Chrouic affections ~ the
Throat, Lungs AMI Heart pains and wrSkr : : o. the
BteS ant Limbs. with irregularities OF the Hius. spine
an! shoulders; Dyspepsia. DilrTh9s. Constipation ami
Pill =; kIpmres vf tae Bowels: Cr.nl Weaknes=-L-u
coTri-s ami bearing down or Female Weakness
are Informed that pr kanEing may he consulted in
Cleveland. At Np.e 81 Pubic Squtre. (nO.th side-J from
The LIST Nonday 10 the lst H-lnesd y evening Of Srh-
ruBry ; in Newton Falls ou Thursday the 18th. and in
Warren On Friday and SiIurlay the ith and 9Th, at the
| GIshiiI Inns.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

On tn. frs, day of jay, 1857, B. :. Faanesock. aDi Georg-
~. Falnsstock, CT P~hiaielphil, Pa, \ 2. Hui, 81 N=w-YeTk,
InI J. [. Schwartz. Of P~r55arsh, r-ass1ciaecd themselves - =
Further term of business, und.r the syi- aud Srm,S bcs-;oisr-, o
B. y. FAHNESTOCK * Co, Pru5burgh, Pa,
+. 4. FAHNESrOCK * Co, Philadelphia, P,,
?. a. FAHNESrOCK, HUL Sc Co., New Yo.k City.
In each Of which three cities wc continue car Whol-sae Drug
Business in all lis branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of PrOPr-
etIry articles from abroad; and a full sock Of weI-estabIshci
popular remedies win be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
Is. \. FAHNESTOCKS w~elL-known Vermifuge (of which We
ar. th- SOLE P2oParEro7s and ExcEUsrTs MAgyEAJIUas95)
should Be addressed to either OF the abOvc-nan,4 etno ishm4nts-
W, coatia4s tt, mragft;tars Of Wias Lsrh Rel Lsti, and
Lt'sryG G5 PiHs5xrg5.
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Loss OF LIFE BY RAILRoAp ACCIDENT
IN 1857.-The New York papers give a
list of The most serious raiirosd accidents
in the United States during the year
1857. the number killed being 63. and
:he wounded 1871. II, however. all the
cases of single deaths from this cause
were included. the total would he greatly
increased There has not been in New
England during the year a railroad acct
dent ofsuficient magnitude to beincluded
in the list. though probably as many as
twenty FIVE lives have been lost in this
way. in most cases of those who have
have been run over while walking upon
a railroad track.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. lI.-TEe stop OF
Senator Browu in yelling the floor on
the kan,as question after 4 weeks re
flectIon, and the postpcnement of The
debate until Monday mex; are signs and
portenls The alleged grouad Of iii. Sc
movements Was a change in the aspect
of the issue: the real one is 20 be found
IN the embarrassment Of the dominant
party.
Mrssrs. Jewett, CIay and Stevenson
os Kentucky are prepared to speak
against the Lecumpton swindle. The
Indiana delegation have almost caved in
since the action OF the State Convention
on the subject. Members from Penn
Sylvania are receding daily.
Mr.. Bright is 0 considered a dead
cock in the pit; hts seat is lost by his de
feat at home. Mr.. Fitch, ditto
The probability is that the whole legis
lation in the matter oi Kansas this session
will be embraced in The defeat OF the
Lecompton scheme by a considerable
majority. The Republicans will mol
accept Mr.. Douglas Enabling Act. The
question will, therefore, remain open for
a new Convention 10 settle. uuder the
sanction of the Territorial Legislature
Mex winter. Kansas will appear with an
organized State Government and Seua-
tors at The door of the Union and ask fcr
admissiun.-N. y. Tri6.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

NRw York MURDERS IN I657.-The
Police Gozetts publishes a list of sixty
murders which have been committed in
New York sine. January 1st. 1851
But ore execution has taken place. that
Of the coiored man Do:sty. Three per
sons convicted OF capital crimes are noa
under sentence ,fdeati a: Michael Can
cemI. for tie murder of policeman
Anderson. James Rogers, for lie murder
Of John Swansey; and James Shepherd,
for arson in the frs. degree. A ,emark-
able feature in this appalling list OF
crime is the fact that a large majority
of cases 10 circumstances have pointed
Eilb certainty TO the criminal.
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SPEcIiL NOTICE.

LIfiss EScSINrr. or SHsPeefiAg themseirss go are
cautioned a.asRSf asiHg them. as miscarriage rvEiG
eHsss- LTfies desiring an lacrosse Of JsEsify shsEta
t0rsso f@si- aSs esfIrstE. IS Il J-0 pills each Es9Hth
n1aif be sare ~ PreceRt Preg HGHey-
PrO..T e.urs importers, or agents can he in 10 wise
respcast e after this aiIl1nItion. Al.h"ugh certain
IN ejert. they are 50 m ID as never 10 produce iaiury
"a the rsIi-h- Wall Packages. having the appear ta-e
our general agents. Who viii send them 10y ma l. post
gtil, OF zee pt or pricr. Boxes s .2S: Ha'f Boxes IS
crlts. M-ssr-.N. b. ALIEN & Co. Cleveland -. are
oar general Iserts. All orders viii he promptly fIied
~ t-eUi.
sold ny Z 4. SMITH Il co and SPRING TURN
EE. Garrsa, and hy Druggists generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

DIscIPlE's CHUscH The members
Of this denomination have a subscription
ia circulation TO raise mems tor the
erection OF n church building. 1t is To
he erected ON u lot Belonging TO the so
ciety on Nur,h street, neal the residence
OF Judge Reynolds.-NeO Castle Jour
nal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

The LATEST FASHION The lady
p-nmeuadeTs on the avenue. this NOM
ing were some what Mortified AT the sp-
pearance of y diStin! uished foreigner.
who he'll up her dress su Is to display
an ua1Oubred scarlet q 'nEel under>kir'.
What an idea! Yet these same pea>an'
peuicoats are now all the rage across
,hr watrr. Queen Victoria brought
them to London frum lie Balmnral plac,
in the highlands Of Sc ,'laHd. about two
years agn. and this year they have been
adopted ny the Empress Eusenia. OF
course they Ia nlDds e. thOsr of alter
nate narr. W stripes at rcd and black
5-ing mare Gisbngae than the lain SER
let. Silks End satiEs are To- be ID longer
nailed in the mnd. and the laaits who
wish To b. a Ia mode >hoald rot only
provide themselvS At once. bu, practice
gathering up their dresses in graceful
f,Ids so as to display about a boot If The
bright co!"red uuder shirt Wash.
| Skptss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

Il DBERY AND STAEBING.-We Learn
thaG hat the house vi Wa. McG.Ivery AT
Brush Run Station. CJiumbI4na ca was
entered. on some nIsht o: last Week. sup
posed by two Persons, Mr. Net stab
bed viii. "A katie, aud the Bureau broken
upeC aEi Ioo0ed oil about 81 dollars -
Mr.. McGlgery was occupying the house
by himself. and wnen attacked, having
no weapon BY which h. could defend
himself, feii 10 the floor and ieigncd
death. Hts wounds are no. conside reG
dangerous. Tarre has Yet teen To clue.
so Tar as We have been advised, as ~ he
identity Al the perpetrators vi lhe deed
-1acktys StJis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

A col-red man OF the nsme of David
Atkins was arrested in Salem Il few days
ago. on Il charge Of robbing Mr.. Alien
Farquhar of that pace of the sum OF: hf'y
dollars. In default OF bail. he was SOM
mitted for trial st the NIX; term OF Il
couri.-BGckeys Sc lie.
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CARD 70 LADIES.

VI pEEctES"il .rH sH' PtLLs-The Importers Of this
reliable IEi safe rvurd T r FeHale Z .mpidInts would
respectfully call The attrHCiIn Of American iUiIes To its
az IEfa'it.hle IN removing ODstructi"Ls AMI irregular
aeS OF the nlenses. PrVRgt!s restoring then IN all ca
Ses. Tlr suppression - ca am m. il speedily r-i.ssed-
ant tle:e EJH he 10 rsc.rreAes OF the complaint q t. :
r-nely IS used according ID directions, which accom-
rGNnN eLrl 10y and IuLcsurs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

Rev. Mr. Daring, late OF Lowell.
Massachusetts,, has receive "a unanimous
call 10 the Congregational Church at
Hudson Ohio. and the Hudson paper
says that he viii probably scceP.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

Jo.N VOL
By virtGe OF an order OF sale. issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas o: TruInhuI County. Ohio, to
ne directed and delivered. I shall expose % Public
Sale, II the door Of the Court House III Warren, on
Saturday, the 18th day 0f February, 1885,.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ, and : p NJ
of said day, the following described Raj Estate. 10.
W.T.; situate in iiu'rarl. Township EuGbsr three il
first range Of T"SnshIps in the Connecticut, Western
Reserve. in tine State Of ohio, and which IS also in the
county OF Truni uil. and l. kuO~n by being bounded
rs follows: 4 - by lands originally sold To John Wal
dOTf; South partly ~ the south line u lot and partly
by Iani originally SOid 10 Matthias Swartzs sller: West
rarity by the vest line Ct lot No I in hubbard Town.
sb.p. a2d partly by the west line 81 the said Swartx-
weller, and north b lands then owned by James Mont
gomery. all being in said lot No. 4. ano supposed to
contain Epont sixty-threr acres ana fourteen rods Of
land. excepting and ressrying about one acre hereto
fcrr solt b. titles Clark to John war; seller frvm ths-
hos IN west corner Of said land.
Also, one Othsr lot Of land N said lot No. 4. bounded
north b. land formerly claimed hy the heirs Of Nat
thiss SSarIzweller. deceased east partly by land
claimed by The heirs cf the said SEzrtzWeileF. AMI
partIy by lands owned by Isaac Hoover, and on the
south hy the Highway, Containing seventeen acres OF
lard. suppressed 20 contain In both pisces eighty acres
Of land. he he same more or hess Appraised At f54-50
per acre, after making thu cxcepsiSns above named
Ie-ms-Cash.
A.. B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
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Progress-DoWnWard

The principle is this, and will ever re-
main in force. that men, BY nature, are
Iree.- Continental Congress. 1873.
1t is conceded, on all hands, that the
right to be Tree can never be alirnated.
= Continental Congress.
II is among my first wishes to see
some plan by which Slavery in this
country may be abolished by law
WashingtoR.
Slavery 10 contrary In the law Of ma
lure and oI nations WtLiiGm Writ.
Slavery is repugnant 10 the principles
oil Christianity IL prostitutes every benev
client action OF the human heart.-Pdt
rick Henry.
The way. | hope. is preparisg. under
the auspices "f Heaven. for a total oman
cipatIun.-J9erson.
The South now maintains that Slave
~ is right. natural end necessary. and
does not depend on the differences OF
complexion. The laws of The S ave
States justify the holding of white men
in bondage Richh.ond Enquirer.
SLAVERY is the creature of LEGAL law.
and can claim neither PROTECTION. EyIs
TEYcE NOR REcoGhIlI on in the ConsJltu
ton. Slavery does aud cannot exist in
Kansas while Ii rem sins II Territury.-
The Constitution neither PROTECTS NOR
RECOGNIZES Slavery in Territories
Lctris CGss.
'-Slaveiy existed at that period {1G5i)
and still exists IN Kansas, under the
Constitution of The Uni,ed States. This
has at last been decided by the highest
tribunal known 10 our laws. How IT
COULD EVER HAVE BEEN SERIOUSLY
ED Is A MYSTERY - fumes buchanan in
has ) uInlln letter
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbul

III. following accounts Of Executors. Adniuistra-
- III ,.u4raIans having heeI. flied in the office OF
~. p-nL,,e Court u said County. 1t is ordered that
H. Ems ~. a vertised ahI remain Tor examination
and exception until ths 10th d,y of te.4Tnary next.
when the sxinr will &c dprrovet Ana orirfeI 10 feeofd
if no --er, t.Ous are Iaxen thereto, 10 VIZ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

A REVERSE, AND A BAD One. In the
month of December, 1856, the exports
OF Domestic Produce from the port of
New York amounted 10 SO. e46 .968. and
of specie TO 81, ITS, 1871. In the month
of December. 1857. the exports Of Pro-
duce were Sc, e3e So, while those OF
specie were 81. 535.O52. This is turning
the taeies completely. Perhaps some
democratic politician can Explain 10 US
how long it will take the country TO re
turn TO prosperity under the workings OF
a change ike this.
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Alaulagss.

In Raveuna. on the 9Th ins. by Rev. J. C.
Hart. Miss CAROLINE CARLISLE. and Mr..
ANDREW j. CARLISLE. OF Newtun Fails
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

MAHoxISG COUNTY BANK Al the An
Euai M-etinr OF the 5 n~cShniderS OF the
M4huuIag G unity d ,uk, the following
Board OF Directors sas chosen for the
ensuing year:
Henry Manning. Caleb 3. Wick. Jas
M,Ewen. r lst Clark. Abijah S'iiruan,
Wm s. Parme'ee. Jonathan Warner.
Garry B i'd win. Wilson 5. Thorn.
AT a subsequent meeting Of The Direc-
tcrs, Henry Manning was reelected
Pre<ident.-Rcgister.
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A.. B. LYMAN, skeriG-
SAa-;r-. nasoa w.-rAr In IA I5S--au-4 50
\

~ ESINTs--By vi<tae Of an order Of TIE Probate
Court Of 7TaabaiI C1sR;y. salI issued 70 as ~ Ad-
mInistras0r e BENJAMIN Parker. deceased. shall
OF -r at public sale, at the premises In kinsnsn, On
MONDAY the LIST da, Of March. le55. between the hourA
% naon and o'clock P. n the ia,l0wiDg described
Zeal Estate, as the property Of Benjamin. Parker. dec
to wit: Aeout thirty ave and One-hslf acres Of land in
lot No. Is in said KinSnaa Township. Trurlb1li conn
~. Chic, LOundej north by lands Of Henry Lille ana
Lyman Dornan; east by lands Of David 7. ellis, John
Laayan. John Address and Seymour A. Potter; south
by L.nLs OF John Runysa John Andrews. Seymour A
Potter and Timothy BsHning; and west BY lands OF
Linus Parksr's heirs sad Henry Lille. Appraised A.
sJS35 20. aud will Re sold together, or in PaTeels-
Teams made kuozn ~ sals. AL2ON
Adzr. Of Eenj. Parker, dec
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

The siudtrt> OF Western Reserve Col
iege have established a monthly maya
zine for he purpose ri literary improve
mrDt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

a psrosn. either male or female. who
ever us=t 4 bottle Of DR. fOBIss VENETIAN LINisEST,
that all not saw Il Is the trst article IOr the Gu r Of
EI'um4tI SIN, DyS-.:tery- Pans OF all kinds. Group,
cuts, &c IL !, warranted L. curr-or no Pay. Price
- + 81 eJs- Depot. 81 Cnurtisnlt street, NeH York.
Nole genuine chiess siEnei = ! Toifs
SOLD J WOOD 4 PRIV Warren: JANIS WARD &
! Co. Niles and others Ihryu 4. Ut shr cnuut
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

BosroN. Jan. THE election in the
Seventh Congressional District, TO fill
the vancancy caused by the resignation
Of Gov. Banks, resulted 10 the choice OF
Daniel n. 'Gooch. the Republican can.
Dduste, by Two thousand majority.
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9eu 3Gdertissments.

Casual Advertisements must b. paid ioT
when handed i'm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

REvtvALs.-A revival Of religion has
been IN progress at the NJ. E. Gnurch i'll
Youngstown durins the past Two weekS.
under tie auspices OF Rev. J TKIBsY.
Pastor. MeeuEss arc held nightly pen
Iienls Ihrons the altar aud 4 s neral
awakening has tasen place. Inc meet
ings are 10 be continued Ihiuu, hJul his
week.--!hey ster.
Toe S,Ieu Republican s;a'es that IA
pIOira:ied meeting Is IN progress IN The
n. Z Church Uf that place, AMI s"uiv
eighty members nave Drrn addej 10 t
chGrch.
The New Castle JxrnGi says: a pro
;racsed meeting Is now IN progress AT the
M-ihojis, Caurch, on Jefferson street. in
New Castle, unier the charge of Rev.
Guy. Ire altar has beeu CROWDED with
with seekers of religion. and the cougre
ga'ion appear 10 be un'tel III The cause
OF advancing onr spiritual Z'nn.
In Mercer the Methodist, and Prcshy-
lesian> have each he'll! prutractej meet
iuls, winch have D"en crowned win The
best Of consequences. May have mad-
a profession aud attached themselves To
the church.
We learn that "A Proiracted Meeting is
also in progress A. Poland. aud attended
with goud success Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

CLEVELAND & PIrrsBUkG RAILROAD
annual election OF directors OF the
Cleveland " Piusburg Railroad was
held at Cleveland, on The Oh inst. The
following b card was chosec: James Far
mer. H.. w. Clark. James F. ClaIk. Har-
vcy Rice. Zslmun Fitch. CT, ~v-iant;
j tmss Trumbuli, S,eubenvillr; J.. n
Mccullough, Welisvill,; w. w. H0IlO
way. Bridgeport; d ,n;eiC Lest. Wheel
ing; Hiram Sow. Beaver; w. NJ. Ll mn.
Piusburg; and Henry z. Kingsley, New
Haven, Conn.
The newly elected direc'ors held {
meeting on thr 9Th ms, and elected thu
following cffisei,: } Farmer. President
and Superintendent: Z Rockwell. Sec
Rotary; J Hovry. Master MachlnisI; W
w. Chantler. GeGer j Freight Agent;
+. Q Mrets. General Ticket Asens; X
+. Smith. Pdymas,er.
Executive Cummi'Ive-J. Farmer. j
+. ClaIk, L. Fnch. II. Rice. ami j. n
McCu.Iou ,n.-POrttge Sentinel.
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Ne ~ the lei hSorhyc.i.

ArLi>lr & GREAT WESTERN SAL-
ROAD. tim. 4 / WARE. ~ ToS aud,
Pa, VIA g. r .ct-h H.e>ilrni g, Pc A
laniic ari Gr--, Western Il -iir, AM
VILLAS CerLN4y k,q i-;.d Wee
L tsll-n AZ ure. Irg Of 'ie He" or
oi tha; E...I. in M~usf=ii, an t' -.
lust. The ~!oIiJNins aIe the haIn Of
the officers ard Juecto:s; Gen. G.. J..
Ward, Towsrria, Pa Presidrns; Will
lam Crolnar. Esq fa1-hns. Wee Pre-
iden.; l.. 2. Brain ri. E-q, Frank'in,
Secretary; Ia. V. B'crae, Esq Akron;
Hon n. Pjrchard. Warren N. Kent,
Esq, Frarhi;n; John Pardee. Esq
Wadswor.h; DR.. L. B. Clark, Ashland
DR.. W. Bushnell, Mansfield: J. Riblet,
E.q Gaiiiou; Col. w. Conk!in. Marion;
Hon. J. c. Brand, Urbana; and Col.
George Carlisle, Cincinnati, Directors.
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Cosmopolitan-Last Chance!

Persons wishing to subscribe n he Cosmopolitan
Art Association. are Informed that this $ the !aS. week
which subscriptions will be received. as the D.s,ribu-
tion comes OF on the eth Of January.
PORTER 4 son, lion. Secretaries.
war-sr, Jan. 90, 1864.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

ERESH MEAT.-The subscriber hav.
l. ing purchased the Butcher Shop. south OF the
Engine House. on Liberty Street. will furnish Fresh
Meat Of all kinds. regularly, y. kARIuER
Warren, Jan. 60, LSSa-u,
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CLEvELASD Services were held IN
the Stone Cnurch on last SABBATH for line
lis, time since Its second Completion -
Win the exception OF The spirr. the
outward appearance of the building
better than . fore. AMI the Inside Is de-
citiedly finer III every respec. A mag
%nlicrnt new organ has been erected In
this church.
CLEVELAND IIoRsE MARKET About
a dozen horses were sold A. the Cham
plain street market On Saturday,, une one
knocked down al tue very e%xtr"urdi-
nary nrice OF twenty five cents. AnoIh-
er OF better 'bIOud" was sold at twen'y-
seven and a hall cents. iichard III
ought to haze been there.
RuM,RED REMOVAL OF PosrMAsrER
GRAY The Washington C. respondent
Ct the n. Y. TriB4ae -elegraph-d 10 tina,
paper last Friday. among o.her things.
as follows:
"Piain Dealer GRAY is to he removed
from the Cleseladd Post Office, unless
be resigns, for refusing To denounce
Douglas"
We heard Of rumors in the street Sat
urday. To the efiec, that dispatches had
been received from Senator Pugh and
b ri B. Chapman, announcing that the
President mad removed Mr.. Cry. but
we have not been able To trace them TO
any reliable source. We ale also in
formed that Mr. Gray left for Washing
ton last Friday evening; and that No. T..
p. 81. rcer Is in that ely seeking the
appoinlm mt 10 iir. G's place as Post
mas.er.--G eveIIRd Lsadsr.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErlNG.-No-
tee is hereby given. TO the Stockholders Of thS
Warren ~ kiseeviiie Plank Road Company, to meet
IT tie store Of Edwafd L. noyt & Co. in Warren, en-
Saturday, February 2Oth. fos the lurrose Of eleeting
seven Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
HARMON AUSTIN.
warrep Ian ea.h le5o-pw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

\ PLACEMENT NOTICE.

~ .Ainen Parker. Admr. of Before LysaEder c.
ReniaziE Parker, dec PIE. Perkias.J ?. ofKins>
vs.. Uaa Township, Trua>
Oliver Parker. Dab bull County Ohio.
Or the 2ist day of December. A. d. ie5s. said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above action. for
the sun Of Sl9-,O0. said cxGss Is continued to Feb
fgaEy lusa. ESS. St . O'Clock An
A. YEOAANS, Atty. for Rid
January S0. I55S-3x.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20
Attest. ESQ. =. BROWN. Probate Jud
Karrsr Ian 81 IES--lx
Vs..
john Wolf.

SALE.
~ M1Eoniag Comfy BANK
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-23

The Dubuque Erpress o~d HsrxH, the
most prominent Democratic paper in lows,
makes the following candid admission:
The Republicans charged upon % TIT
the Kansas Bill Was intended q cheat and
! fraud. They said il literally carried out
il would be al right; but Democrats would
20 interpret it, that the people Uosld b
CHEATED ont Of the rights i pretended 70
guarantee. We denied this. All Demo-
Gratis deesained against this g !" Repsbei-
car. Slender" Bat wonderful to tell, man
high in power, Who are called Democrats,
are pursuine seoulDe which, il cessied out,
,r;U Be q literal JissNHtant D the preSiction
81 our esensiss. "Oh, eonsisteneJ, whittier
ars thou led oh, shaas, where y thy
blush" asa 5SS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-23
40 some two MONTH aro. several enter

G. Some two months ago, several enter
prising gentlemen, commenced the erection
Of new Hotel, ON the River Addition to
Ccuncil Bluffs. Their enterprise was for
warded by continued 6ne weather, and who
over journeys the road leading from here
to- Ouahs, cannot fsil to notieS ths magui6s
cent proportions Of The River House, It il
now open for the accommodation of the
ouhlic .,-... - 81. .-ss.