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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-13

DEMOCRATS IN LUcK.-Mr. Joshua r,
Giddings is said to be well again, but I'M
able to participate in debate. That's
lucky.-POst
Ills lucky for the Democrats. for moth
ing puts them in greater distress than
the merited castigalions which they re-
ceive from the dauntless old champion of
the Western Reserve, when lie is able TO
administer them The joy Ct the Post
reminds us of the scamp OF a boy who
said he was 'darned glad his dad had
got the rheumalis. cause now the old
man couldn't lick him.-Bee.
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Escaped.


The prisoner Kellogg. confined in Jail, on tn
charge of robbing the house of Mr.. Curtiss, o
Pennington, escaped on Sunday evening, abou
So'clock. There are three cells in the basemen
of the Jail, all opening into one larger room, oil
hall. The doors of these cells are left open, be
they are closed, and it would be little less thar
murder TO coniue a prisoner in one of them fo
any considerable length of time. The larg
cell opens upon the stairway. closed by tw,
doors, the inner made of bars of iron, crossed
having a wicket door about one foot square. fol
thc purpose of admitting the food for the pris
cners. Across the centre of the aperture lief
when the wicket is open, was an iron bar, bolteC
fast AZ both ends. The outer door is Of wood
easei without and within with iron. This doc
isalso usually open during the day, for purposes
of ventilation.
The prisoners having secreted n case knife
had rotched the edge with q pocket knife, thu:
making an extempore saw, and with it, had cut
of the bolt which held one end of the bar acros:
the wicket. On Sunday evening. after Mrs. Wiel
had passed their supper to them. she returned / c
her nom. leaving the wicket door open. fastened
only With the iron bar. Kellogg Immediately
removed the bar, and crawled through the
wicket. Hearing a little noise, Mrs. W. stepped
iSto the passage and met Kellogg. She called
fer help, and seized him, but his coat being off
the shirt sleeve gave way, and he escaped. He
met many people on the side walks, just going
to church, and attracted some attention, being
~shoeiess. hatless and ~coatless, but no one sus
pec5ed who he was.
Preparations had been made for a general jail
delivery, but the Timely discovery by Mrs. Wier
prevented it. The Jail is a nuisance, and a dis
graceto TrumbulI County, and prisoners cannot
be confined in it without either infieting heath
enish cruelty by keeping them in cells, without
afro light, or else giving them constant chances
of eseape.
Sheriff Lyman has promptly Offered a reward
of 500, for the recarture of Kellogg.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

TOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
4 Wholesale or Retail. Co=E:ry Merchants. School
Teachers anl ethcrs in want Of AZ assorti. eat. are IN.
vi.ed 10 cal anj ez:-ii=c or s.oSS.
NccaEey's aad Tctstcr's Spoilers.
AciCIvY's k-lders and Primers. al! kinds.
Rays iS;, End, 81 AMI Higher Arithmetic
ThoEPsOn's lat, 2ud ard Higher 90
Adams, Smiths, Greeaieaf's ana Pe-Sins' Ariih'cs.
Columns AMI MdryiH's intellectual do
Pinuoes Smith, Green's, COveli's, Clark's, Wells
and IIaTL's Grammar.
Smiths. MitcheiIs, 0ineS's, McNaIlY's, MSrse's.
MOhtisth's, Pariey's AID COltOn's & Fitchs Geography.
Wrights orthoeraphy; Watts on Mind.
MayhsWs' Fulton and Eastman's Book Keeping.
Plinau's Elocuiion; Cutters Physiology
Jane ~fayler's Physiology; What-Iey's Rhetoric and
Logic; k2heS' Elements.
LO0nis, Robis On, Davies and Greere'S Algebra; Da-
yics Bourbon.
LOOMS and Davies Geometry; Andrews and Stod-
dards x Billions Latin Grammar and Readers, An
thOns Latin Series.
Wehstrr's Dictionaries; Wilson's H~istaries; States
OF all kinda. 4 good assortment Of School Stationery,
AID u large supply Of Toy Books for school presents.
PORTEE L SON.
War-~- N,rr-tfr -
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A Card.
Many thanks 10 our generous friends for theil
truly liberal and kind visit, on the evening o.
the lst inst.
The reciprocal greetings were most agreeable
and the donations decidedly munifcent, amount,
ing to the handsome sum of one hundred and
seventy one dollars aud fifty cents, of which one
hundred and fi!ty dollars was in cash.
Such fherality is rarely witnessed. and will
never be forgotten.
Very respectfully.
Z. J. l.. BAKER.
SARAH E. BAKER.
Warren, Jan. 18th, 1858.
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Sad Accident.

On Monday, the 4th inst. Mr.. Wheeler Brown,
a venerable citizen Of Mecca, in this county, wa.
killed by the falling of atree. BE left his house
with his axe, about one o'clock on Monday, and
was not found until evening. From aDpearan
ees. it seemed that he had crt a small tree about
eight inches in diameter, which in falling, had
lodged upon another. When cutting the second
the first fell. and striking the top OF his head
crushed him to the earth. killing him instantly.
Mr.. Brown emigrated to this State from New
London county, Coma, some twenty years since,
and has been a highly respected citizen. He
was in the eighty second year Of his age.
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MISS MATILDA HERON. the actress,
was married a short time since to Mr..
Robert Sloepel. late conductor Of the or
chestra at Wallaek's Theatre. Mrs.
Stoepel will reside a short time in this
city. when she will start for Paris.-N.
Y Trb
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A lady in Railway. IN. ] has recent
" succeeded af er several fruilless at
tempis, in establishing her title 10 a
large amount of zeal estate. in Dayton.
Ohio. & is said to cover all the central
part of that town, and it is rumored
that the amount is about 81, 600. 900.
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Swine VS.. Law,

OF what value are our city ordinances unles.
they are enfcrced? The side walks. about town
are daily rooted over by swine. and no priva',
yard is secure from their depredations. Tn,
hog faulty sesm to be a privileged class. Oul
citizens would be pleased if the proper authori-
ties would render these trespassers amenable
for their su5soiling, and have the porkers arrested
and placed in duranee vile.
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Justices and Constabies' Blanks.
~EARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & oUIT CLAIM DEEDS
sUAxeEs, EXECUTIONS, sUBPGSAs- E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Death of mr. Ewalt.

On Sunday morning, Jan. Bird, Mr.. JOHN
ETALT, died at his residence in Rowland, aged
50 years.
Mr.. Ewalt was one of the pioneers of thu
County. He cam here about the year 1901
when the oaly road to his late residence was an
Indian trail through the woods, and when War
rem contained only three dwellings, and thos'
were log cabins
He brought with him a large variety of choice
fruits, from which original stock much of the
good fruit of this vicinity has descended, and
by his efforts and example did as much, perhaps
as any one. for the improvement of horticulture
in Trumbull County.
He sat upon the first jury empannelled under
the State government of Ohio, and was identi-
fed with all the early history of the Reserve
OF a most genial and social disposition, he de-
lighted to recount interesting passages in the
events of his pioneer times, and his vivid men,
cry and happy faculty of narration, make his
"reminiscences a rich treat to all who had the
pleasure of hearing them.
He retained a most remarkable bodily vigor up
to the time of the attack of paralysis which
proved fatal, and at eighty would walk from his
home to this village and back, with a strength
and elasticity of step rarely found in men even
twenty years his Juniors.
His l~iveliness and vigor of mind equallel
chat of his body. and he was known far and
wide as a man who retained in extreme old age.
themerry heart and cheerful, hopeful disposition
of childhood. Always amiable and accommS-
dating. he was one of the best of neighbors and
citizens, and the whole community joins with
kis family in mourning his loss, which is felt as
a bereavement by all. His funeral took place on
Wednesday the 9Th. and was very largely at
tended. He was haired in the graveyard near
the School House, northeast of his late dwell
ing. and sleeps peacefully among many old
friends and relatives, shaded by a portion of the
original forest which he explored in his early
manhood, aad which then spread almost un
broken from the Alleghanies westward.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE.
Pursuant 70 an crie- o. the Probate Co.rt for Trla
bull County, duly issued TO me as Guardian Of Hannah
4. Griffin, l shall offer for pgblic sale NJ the premises,
on Saturday the 93i day OF January, A. D. IS5S, be-
tween the hours OF room and 4 p. NJ. the interest Of
said Hannah 4. Griffin. in the following Real Estate.
situate in E-ookGsld, Township number four in the Is1
range in th= Connecticut Western Reserve, known As
4 tract in lot y in said Township. bounded north ~
gouery, south by the Puhl;c iii shWSy leading from
BTOokfcld TO Warren, and vest BY lands Of Melvin 5.
Griffin. containing tNenty-si< acres of land. more or
less. The interest Of said Hannah in sail land 5 .ne
undivided seventh OF twenty acres Of the north par:
thereof, and one undivided sixth Of six acres Of the
south rart thereof. Said int ,re,t is arprisd IT I.4,G4.
MELVIN s GRIFFIN. Guardian.
By uuTCHIss, Cox * RaTLIFF. his Attorneys
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Among several hundred skaters on
the canal basin at Portland Maine a few
days since, were more than fifty girls.
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Pew Renting.

Pew Renting.
The Pews in the Presbyterian Church, (llcv
Vim. C. Clark, Pastor,) will be sold for on,
year to the highest bidders, on Monday, Jan. Is
The plan of the Church, with the number Of Tho
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STEEL PENS.-Hincks, Wells Il Cos
Steel Pens No. 90, acknowledge by every one
who has used them 10 - the Best in he market. Flat
Ivory and Wood pen holders, GilIotts cel-hrsted 800
pens, Meyers Guiis rercha coated pen abres, Book
naa & Lansdon's, and I s-cat variety Of the hes;
brands Of BoSd Pencils. both plain and Ivory tips for
sale a: Wholesale and retail al
SrENARr,s IN N,rr.a sA-..t
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THE EMPIRE STORE.
TDDINGS Il MORGAN ar

Il ceivlrg their FAIL FOODS. Their stock is large,
ard the assortment complete in every department
with goods suited tn the season and The times-amons
which may he fund the ReEes. fabrics and most
Fashionable SYKES. Of tie best Qualities and at the
i0reSf prices in the market. Cal asd see.
lODiNGS ~ G
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Britain-Whig, Tory. and
Radical out politics forms only one feature Of their
character. As Organs of the most profound writers on
Science, Literature, Morality and Religion. they stand.
as they ever have stood, unriyalled in the world Of
letters, being considered indispensable to the scholar
and the professional man, while TO the intelligent
reader OF every class they furnish a moro correct and
satisfactory record Of the current literature Of the day
throughout the world, than can be possibly obtained
from any other source.
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a Large Turnip.
Mr.. J. H. Shafer has our thanks for a large
Russia Turnip. which weighed l5Is pounds.
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THE GREAT SINGING BOOK o

l. the day. is "FHE JUBILEE" by Bradbury, &C
knowIedged by all musicians TO be the greatest pro-
duction Of the age-is just Published. and ten thou
sand sold in two weeks, in New I ,Tk. go COZ: es just
eeeived az ldecll Ap Ms.
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GAS! CASH GAS!ll-The under
~. signed has got on hand the iIidro Carbon gas
burners, and the liquid for sale for % cents per gallon.
whilh we warrant unexplosiye in every sense Of the
word Call AMI see before you purchase any where
else always ready to fill orders at low prices.
JAMES COOK.
Maroon Dac IL eff
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MAKING

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cieve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Fails.
- Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
" Youngstown, with Stages to Neg Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by z. +. W.
q C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6, 1858. CHAS. L.. RHODES Surt-
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e BARGAINS!

GREAT
MADE B0NNETs. CAPS AND cLoAKs,
SELLING OFF AT COST.
ITO give room for Spring Goods, al the
l. new Millinery Store. MlliiRins' Block. Main
Street. MRS. C., ", NESSER. AIT.
Warren, Jan G, -.
HYCL0PEDIAof AMERICANELO-
~ oDENCE This IS the finest collection OF
speeches of the Orators of America. ever pubIi she'd
1t contains a brief biographical memoir of each. and
IS Illustrated with historical notes. The work is now
completed is two octave vols, of 500 pages each, with
eleSent steel portraits of the distinguished persona.
ges- Those who have subscribed for the work will
please call and get them. 5000 Law binding, $50
Cloth. at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Warren, Jan. G, ss.
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Lorenzo d Ct Chapman ( Ny y n~AiSrrSANcr-
The defendant. Lorenzo r Chapman. Is hereby noti-
fed ihst the pld. did on the 10th day OF December,
inst, Tie Ter petition in the Clerks Office Of said
County. stating in substance that she is i bona fae
resident of said county, and has been for year last
past or more that she was married to the def. at Non
zoe Mich. December STst. 1881, and lived with him as
a faithful and o-e'!ient wife until about the LIST OF May.
r., when the dclt- without Just cause ahsented him
Without any intention Ofliyisg with petitioner or Of pro-
vtdiag fer herself and children. thar he again absented
himself for long periods Of time. and left petitioner
and family destitut : AID in want. AMI without any good
eiuse for such neglect, that she has hal six children,
of whom Franklin H., agsd 10 years. and Arthur B ,
~ years. and all her children are now residing with
petitioneri that about the period Of the birth Of said
youngest child, said LcrerZo Il was guilty OF extreme
cruelty towards petitioner. AID that she is now desii-
trfe and without the means % support for herself and
children.
The petitioner further sites Tat def. is posscssel
o. certain household goods and chaftles. a particular
description Of which is given in an exhibit, that he
oSES the equity Of redemption in q certain lot in New
yisicn 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 n certain debt amount
Z to s.. and enc Luther C. Garner claims some
interest therein; that said deft. Lorenzo R.. thrsateps
to sell and dispose OF said property. and also threalens
tctake the said franklin H.. and Arthur r.. away fraA
-FOUR petitioner, and take them to the State Of Illinois.
The prayer OF said petition is that said Lorenzo K.
Chapman nay be restrained by Injunction from selling
said PRO erty, and from disturbing said boys, or IN
taxing any OF said personal property from petitioner:
and that on final hearing reasonable slimony he
granted your petitioner. Said deft- is required 10
answer this said petition by the first day Of next term,
% BE he'd Nareh =, I-5a.
BIZ BEAVER k ASPER.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Crowded Out.

Last week the Governors Message crowded
out several articles which should have appeared
then. Those interested must excuse the DELAY.
as it was unavoidable.
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THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
j. e. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE y RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 &. 5 Market Street,

4 LII now receiving n very extensive
~ assortment OF goods in his line. direct from the
Eastern Cities, embracing in psrs the folio owing goods;
10 iIhis- Sugar. 10 bbls Coffee A do 30 DO 3. 10
90 crushed. 10 DO powdered. IL do grlHulatej.
20 Sacks Rio C0ilre 80 10 Java. 10 do Moco. 90
TO L~aquayra-
50 Chests Y. u. Tea. 20 DO Black.
. Boxes Stclrine Candles Esd Tall0w do.
- do Starch
l. Bags Spec. 10 10 Pepper.
; rtiress Eice. 2d3 PEuaes- 3 DO CoHSsk.
{ Trails CiCvsI.
- Boxes 'S~poSlswoori IS Tobacco. ode .yioorcs.'
20 do DisrnonJ Twist. 10 G-oss Large smoking To-
Dacco. 10 30 sGIIiI. 30 10 cnrsius.
10 Boxes Pipes.
) Bbis Pu!ve.ized salsrstus. ) do Guide 10.
9SarLs Tea Nuts.
20 Boxes ii. L. BASINS; 10 = lie.
Citron, Corn Starch, Farina, Mustard, per7erS Sauce,
Pickles. Slrdiacs.
I0.gD0 Eagle 2rineirec Cigars. 20 .eGO Washington
do. If,OUO Light Guard DO. &c. &c.
~ Bhls. Bate. Crackers. - d. p X. l. do Su-ar
10 DO sofia. IA do Boston.
Cream Tartar. Camph0T, Chewing Gum, Indigo, Al
mondS, Brazil Nuts, Engl'sh Walnuts. &c. &c.
- Baskets Champaign. leo b5Is Whisky. 10 do
Ginger Wine. 90-l0 Gall. Kegs do. sj-5 Gall. 90.
eco Calls. 'Ssignette' Brandy. 2UO Calls. 'O,srI' DO.
, Bbls Prime Old Port Wine. 3 do Naieria. Q DO ia.
maeia Rum. 10 90 W. L. DO. II DO Gin. i{5 GIils.
Pure Gin.
Is B5ls. Melasses !! half 60 R-arel Syrup. &c.
&c, &c.
Ny stock is fall. ample. and complete. E,asbre-
specifically solicit IN tx tmis ition Of goOis a=d prices
before purchasing elsewhere I'll goods VIrraz'rd.
October 81. J-B- DCNLAP
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LANDS FOR SALE.
Il HAVE EOP SALE AT o.

ShhL, n bIlEh i
Il bargains, several tracts OF land, which 1 invite
public attention to. to wit: 335 acres of farming land,
within 3 miles OF Franklin. the county seat of Fenau.
90 County. Pa, and within "a a mile ofthc Allegheny
River, well watered with pure spring water. Title
good-price 50 per acre, in 4 equal payments.
ALSO, l67 acres near the above, at mouth of Big
| Sandy, on the riEer-small Improvement. comfortable
house, iruit trees. first rate water power. and plenty OF
timber Title goOd-price 81 per acre, in 4 payments.
have other farms for sale in same viciniiy-alI OF
which will he sold on terms easier than ever before
heard Of Call in and he convinced. and suited with
a plantation. on which to rear your family.
t.. McLAIN, Atty at Law,
Warren, Dec. 9, 81. and Real Estate as,
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livery BODY WILL WANT IT.

H The Ladies'and Gentienan's Mirror Of Fortune.
or. the Analysis Of Life. designed for the amusement
and entertainment of evening parties for the winter. ii
is a large handsome bosk Of 400 pages, with gems from
the best authors. and in the book is a wheel, m0ueabIe.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.
- Samuel l.. Gleason} InTrunbuII cOrmoa Pleas
vs.

rs.
Thomas ". Wolf. Civil lc.ioa.
The defendant, Thomas VI Wolf. = nonresident OF
this Stale, is hereby notif-l that the plIintil, Samuel
L. Gleason. has this 2Ith day Of December. A. n. 1857.
hleJ hiss petition in the Court Of Common Pleas for
Trumhuii County, Ohio, setting forth that there is due
him from the defendant Thomas u. Wolf, on his
pTonisory note given to the hahOning County Bank.
ut Youngstown. AahOnins County. Ohio, OIL The 18Th
day Of May, 1853. for Twenty five Hundred Dollars.
with interest from date. Plaintiff further AYERS in said
petition, that said defendant gave TO said Bank , Ger.
tain mortgage Of lands situate in Hubbard. C0unty
and State aforesaid.1 containing Que hundred and ten
acres Of Land. ami that said mortgage covers one full
and equal undivided half Of the premises described IL
said petit ion. Said Mortgage was executed on said
18th day of May. 1855, and received in the Recorders
Office said lsth day OF Nay. 1855. at G o'clock p. VI
flintiT further AYERS in said petition. that ii Note
and Mortgage for Il valuable consideration. was daily
assigned to him by the Cashier Of said Bank at Y ouugs.
tom. on the 22i Of June. 1851. and that there is due
sail plaintiff on sail No.c, secured by said Mortgage.
the sum Of Twenty Ave Hundred Dollars, with ~iltsreS;
from said MAJ isth. ls5.
Said Thomas ". Wolf - hereby notified tia. unles;
he answer. plead o. deaigT 10 said petition. on or ne
fore the tti: Gay Of Aarch, 1858, iulgg,snt will lie t4ker
by default. and i decree rendered for the sale Of said
NoTtgaSet premises, sg-Ce1bie to.the prayer Of said
petitioner. L II. HCTCiIINS.
Attorney fer Pilin;.E.
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EDGE TOOL SHOP. ENGINE, DC.

The subscriber being DESTROYS Of moving to Kansas,
offers 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.
KENDRICE @. BARNARD.
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PIANOS d
DLANK ROAD |

l. The Stockholders of the Niles and AustintoxI
Plank Road & Turnpike Company. are hereby notified
Ward q Co.. in Niles, on Monday, the 95th day of Jan
nary next, for the purpose of electing seven Director.
for the ensuing year.
GEORGE c. REFS, President.
Nf1as nac OF 80