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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

E$ Senator Bigler's denunciation Of Dou-
glas and bis friends, has called out from For.
nes's FreD the following extract Of that
Senators course On the Kansas question. II
iS an extract from letter of Bigler TO See.
rGtary Stanton, dated Aug. l4th, 1857:
MAKE my special regards 10 Governor
Walker, and say to him that lie mas ms
POPULAR HEART WITH mn THRoUGuour Tup
EsrEE COUNTRY, EXCEPT ONLY TUE ExTsgvr
SouTH. Should his programme succeed bc
WILL HAVE THE MOST ESyIABLE PEoMyyscr nv
ANY MAN IL THs NATION. The Administrations
rs t'die iredk IN the Knees, and siaces ,n9s,
tAe Southern hundrr, tut Mey mus! stand ~
10 he Ecyk." y"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

We are not in the habit Of putIing Paten!
Medicines, but when such an article as DU
WALLS GALNAIC OIL, which sustaius
fully what it claims, is presented to the pub.
lie We feel no hesitancy in speaking the truth
free Of charge. The above mentioned medi.
cine has obtained for itself worldwide name
never to go down with the common articles Of
the day 1t is one of the very best remedies
for all kinds Of pain, that can be produced.
1t often gives relief in 5 minutes Troy
Blade.
AGENTs TOR Du Vans GALvNaIc OL.-TruuP &
Gtant A. w Fisher, DR.. r. u. McCay, {, Wcuk, II u
Maize, BergsITesSeI x Hull
Cdution.-Co Con2hS, Colds and affections Of
the Lungs prevail amongst our people to m
extent wholly unknown in Europe, and If
neglected, often assume dangerous form
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Chorry is the remedy
in such cases.
For sale by
A. w. Fisher aud Frilng & Grant, Sunbury
Hays & Mccormick, McEwensyil!e,
DIR. r. b. McCay, Northumberland,
j John f. Caslow, Milton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

E9- LARGE TRAIS.--A train Ct 100 cars, Of
four and half tons of coal eoch was dis
patched from this place, for Eimiro, last
Monday, over the Sunbury 4 Erie road.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

Ess' Arthur's Self Sealing Cans or Jars
and the Old Deminion Coffee pot, for sale ct
ibis Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-21

"a LATEST NEUs.--Ths Mormons had re.
turned to Salt Lake from Provo. Brigham
Young had shut himself up under the pr.tec
tion OF body guard. for, for fear he would be
hSsass.natsd. General JGhnston was preps.
ring to 60 into winter quarters. Col. Hon
man and the volunteers were at Fort Bridger
\ severe battle is reported 10 have taken
place between the seven hundred Pawrecs
aud the allied tribes.
tS Tho Niagara arrived at New York
with Mr.. Field on board. Mr.. Field does
not doubt The entire success of the cable
Before he left Now Foundland MESSAGE,
we're passed through the cable both vays
Until the lst of September the line will b,
closed to all messages, exeep, for the goye,n
msnt of Great Britain and the United States
hr. fe,d has written letter u the direc
tors TO prepare another cable at once, a, thi
one will not be suiieiept to 90 all tue busj
Dss..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
AtWafer's Improved SIJ,O
SEWING MACHINE.

Markell improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter, which makes 1t ever way relia-
BILE and sure The public are invited to call at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE and witness the working OF the Machine.
and Obtain reference of its worth, and suitableness for
family use.
It was Awarded the Is. Premium. Silver MeIaI and
Diploma, at the ". Y. State Fair. held at Buffalo. Oct.
9Th. 1857, for Practical UtiI ty, Simplicity, Capacity,
Durability and Beauty: Singers and wheeltr's q Viii
on's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee Of awards:
j. c CUYLER Editor of Albany Evening Express
b. OyIATT. ESQ.,, Practical Machinist and Manufac-
turer. Rochester. \. Y.
PHINEAS STANTON, Secretary of Ingham Univer.
sity. y. Y, and
CALVIN HURBERT, Esq, New York.
THIS Machine has been Pronounced by Scientific
and Skilliul Mechanics. to be the
MOST PRACTICAL N COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that il is. in fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its ast0 HishiRg Simplicity.
The prir ciple is entirely NEW and oKIsISAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. The
durability exceeds the best SIPS machine. because il
is entirely Invested of anything like complicated ma
ehiBery, so common to all machines now known to the
public 1t has neither LooPER. HOOK, SHUTTLE, sPRIyu
or CAM. to get out Of order, and
is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
II IS emp AatieaAy the machine for tAs people.
1t has bat to be seen TO be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner of Sewing Machines. At the the L G
Patent Office. remarked of it that ~, lcGs the mosI
narked improvement tn Sepiag Machines, tEdt he had
seen from tke 6egiHaiag."
This Machine is for sale in Trumbull county, by p.
" GARDNER, OF Bristol. and Z. Z. of Wind
ham. Portage Co, O.. who are the suie proprietor s of
the right to sell in s1id county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended to iJan. 90, i5S-Iy.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Isaac Fellows Celebrated PIoWs!

nF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
" now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
Al his new stand on South Street. Warren, o.; among
which may he found the following:
Right and Left Hand Plows. OF all styles and pat
terms in general use. Star Improved Plows. Nos. :
and Z. an Pi0rs ground ready for use. Also, Steel
PloEs. Points OF all descriptions, warrauted equal "a
the hest in market Our PloWs are gotten up by our
selves. without foreign aid. as to either Patterns OF
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh, and all other kinds oil
Points ct hand at all times.
Fellows PlOEs are so Justly celebrated. and so we'll
ard ,~avurahly known to the farming community. AS 70
need no further euiogy. Ihave also on hand a supply
(ln'f shall keep the same at all times) OF Defanoe's
lulepeIsteut Horse Iiake. made from the b st second
growth Hickory. and built IL a good aud substantial
manner by an honest MeehaRie- VanhOrn'S Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivators
also. Wooden Frame. dc. Improved Thermometer
Charms. all sizes, and BeEnett's Improved Muley era
dies.
| All work made or sold by me. warranted as chear
or cheaper than at any other establishment ofthe kind
in this section. Farmers would do we'll to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
tieular attention given to all kinds OF repairing in my
lire OF business. and charges moderate
To my friends and patrons l would return my thanks
for former PATRONAGE, and solicit a continuance Of the
same.
n. d. All Goois and Work warranted.
d. II. BENNETT. AGENT.
South St., I door East of Hull & Cos.
Anril :. ISJS-tf. Machine Works.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Our County Fair.

va @NA
Three weeks from this day. on The
Is b OF October, will be the first day OF
the Trumbuil County Fair. We sin
cerely hope that the farmers and me-
chanics of the County will reco!leet
that upon them will depend its who'll
( success. There are lew farmers who
have not some one or more specimens OF
horses, cattle, sheep or hogs, or of fruit,
gain. vegetables, or of butter or cheese.
which would be very likely TO merit 3
premium;-ani if it did not, would cer.
tainiy add TO the interest of the fair by
Increasing the articles on cxhibiticn-
The farmers of Trumbull County have
nc cause TO fear to exhibit their stock. OF
their farm products, and all that is nec-
essary to make the Trumbull County
Fairs equal to any County Fair in the
State, is that they should only let peo-
pie see what they have.
1t is true that the buildings OF the
fair ground, are not as ~commodious as
we could wish, nor are there stalls for
the accommodation of stock, but the Ag-
ricultural Society had not the funds 10
purchase land and build. 1t is proba-
BILE, that before another year shall pass,
grounds will be purchased, and perman-
ent buildings erected which will be am
pie for all purposes.
As these Inconvenience we're una
voidable, we trust that no one will be
discouraged thereby. but that each will
add his mite to increase the interest of
the occasion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
3 skeslee's Patent Scraper.

This seraper was exhibited on Thursday
morning. and its qualities put to a severe test
on the hard clay and gravel road north of the
American House. For l%evelling r,aJs. We have
never seen any thing equal to it, and think that
farmers would find it just the thing for l~eveliing
meadows or grain fields. 1t acts on the same
principle as u carpenters plane, is not turned
over to unload, but it leaves the ground level
behind it. 1t is certainly a great improvement
upon the common seraper.
The Inventor, Mr.. c Blakeslee resides in
Ashtabula, and will give any information to all
who may write to him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Gold Buried in Warren.

We are informed thatone day last week, some
people, residents on Lam St, believed that gold
was barred under the Crystal Palace, in the W
town part of Warren. The folks, excited by
the idea, "take Town the shuble and the hoe
and rush beneath the house, and earnestly ply
the implements TO excavating the mother earth
bound to be rich or perish in the attempt. Our
informant left about that time when the dirt and
gravel were flying at a fearful rate the exact
amount of money discovered was not precisely
ascertained, it will not probably vary far from
50, 600 or thereabouts, more or less. Don't 60
to the Frazier River, when gold mines and pots
of gold lie buried beneath your kitchen floor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
The Early Pioneers of TrumbuIl County.

They are falling before the reaper, Death
fast as the leaves of autumn. Again and again
during the past year have we chronicled the
fict that one and another. had closed their eyes
in the sleep that knows no waking Since one
year ago. have died DR.. Moses R Porter of Fow.
Ter, aged 79 years; Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell Of
Liberty, 20 years; VIM Hull, Hartford, II years
John Ewalt. Rowland, q years; Bohan Dewey,
Liberty. 20 years: Capt. john Harrington,
Greene. 70 years; DR.. John B. Harmon. Warren,
Is years; Ira Parker, Mesopotamia. % years,
Mrs. Mary Matthews. Warren, 81 years; Mrs
Asa Harris. Mesopotamia. 40 years; Mrs. Louis
Rand. Vienna, 65 years: Mrs Isabella Gordon,
Lordstown. S. years; and within the last week,
Mr. James L Van Gurder. of Warren. q years;
and Mr.. james Dunlap. u eathers6rli. as years
The Incidents OF the lifes of each one of these
men and women. would cols,itute a biography
more interesting than Il romano. The dangers,
the toll, suffering and prsvations they have me,
and en- 1ur-d, the changes their eyes had looked
upon; the Wilderness giving place to fertile
farms, villages, towns, and cities; the red man
geceding before the s%warming white population.
and ms trackless rath in the forest overTun by
roads. canals and railways.
Among these, few have lived lives Of more I'M
eeasing activity. or marked ny harder struggles
against adverse fortune, met with more indom-
liable wall and perseverance, than Mr.. Van Cor
der.
He came to this town in the beginning of this
century, having to aid him, a strong heart and
q ~stalwart frame. By a course of uneeasing in
dustry. bold enterprise. and unfinehing integ-
rity, he communicated a handsome property.
In the war o: 1872, he was Captaia of a com
pany of Militia, and shared in the dangers of
that period.
He was noted for the completely and variety
of his business operations during the prime of
his manhood. haylnga at one time two grist mills,
two saw mills. one hotel. one store, two farms.
under his personal supervision, and at the same
time was a mail contractor, and q heavy dealer
in real estate.
His misfortunes would have disheartened a
man of less physical and mental powers of en-
durance. Twice was he dangerously crushed
by a saw log rolling upon him once was his
right arm caught by a circular saw, tearing it
terribly, and Gripping it for life; once was bis
grist mill and saw mill burned, and once a large
block of brick and wood buildings, all without
insuranccs; and again on the same ground as
=the last, and a new brick block burned, when
partially insured.
His warm heart, and generous disposition led
him to trust freely TO Others, and be often lost
largely from misplaced confidence, but. not
withstanding all his misfurtunes and losses, he
had to the last, the same indomiiable will, and
tunfiinehing perseverance.
To the enterprise of no single man has the
town of Warren been more indebted, for vaiua-
Die buildings and improvements, than to Mr..
Van Gorder. His death is a public loss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Sunday School Pic Mic.

The Sunday Schools of the Disciple churches
OF Newton Falls and Warren held a union Pie
mic on Wednesday last The teachers and sehol-
ars assembled at the Disciple church in this
town about II o'clock A. NJ. They came and
departed, in procession, the large wagons car
rying banners with Appropriate I~nOitors. At l2,
NJ. after the exercises were concluded. they adj
urned TO a small grove on the bank of the Ma
hoaing. a short distance east Of Leavittsburg.
where a table was hountifully spread, and beau
tfully arang-i aud ornamental The ar
ringcments were very perfect. and ereiitable to
ali Concerned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

IN pursuance OF law, |, D.. B. Gilmore,
L Treasurer OF Trumhull County, hereby notify the
tax ayers thereof. that the rate flakes for tie year one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-eight, are a. follows
FnR STATE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
4 Change.

4 Change.
We learn that our old and energetic friend
James Ward has sold out his foundry and bust.
ness in this town, to James Reed of Newton
Falls We are happy to say the public will
Lose nothing by the change, while Warren will
gain a valuable citizen.
Mr.. Reed has had a long experience in the
business. and is thoroughly acquainted with it,
in all Its departments, and in connection with
his former partner at Newton Falls, Mr.. Charles
BoarIman, he gained an enviable reputation for
energy, business talent and integrity.
Mr.. Reed is an excellent business man, and
cannot fail to give good satisfaction to the form
er numerous customers of the establishment
We are glad to welcome him among us. and We
bespeak forhim q liberal patronage at the hands
of the public.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
Orwell Fair

OIWtl All
The Fair at Orwell. Ashtabula Co., will come
off on the 5th, 9Th and 9TH of October. We are
informed that the enierprsing citizens Of that
town, are sparing no pains to make the occasion
interesting, and TO give to exhibitors q fair OPP
pOrtunity to bring their stock and products be-
fore the public, and to compete for the prizes
The grounds contain eight acres of land, and
said to be well arranged. The track is one
third of a mile in length, and smooth.
Orwell is 50 near this County, and competi-
ton being free, we hope the citizens of Trum-
bull wall he on hand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
September Appointments.
DR IT. TUBES will be in attendance

DR II. TUBES will be in attendance
= as foliOEs:- a T
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday. Sent. 22d.
RsvENNA, Prentiss House, Thursday, Sept. ed.
AsHF.BuLA, AshtAhula House. "Wednesday, Sept ~
For coHsHIfGtioz Rp0a all diseases IF the 7Aroet'
Lungs, Heart, Liner, Stomach, B0rets, ktdHsHs'
and Spleen. also, Dropsg, GrarsL. RheHldfisM-
Here0asRess, DebiLitg. Dyspepsia. Female DtseSs-
IS. .fgHe and Fseer. FITS. -IapRrities Of tie Blood,
ErzPtioHs. Cancers, Uiters, and al other varieties
Of long standing complaints, 10th External and La
terual.
For some ten years, DR.. Terms has devoted his eatirr
time to Chronic Disease. treating thousands annu ally,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. Is NO CASE A8g MINERAL or orsEa
PoIsoNs EMPLOYED. SOR DOES ~ MAKE SICK TO NAkE
WELL, on IE4R DOWN TO Build Up AGAIN. The mrai'
cines can he taken with safety by the most delIcau-.
AMI patents may remain at home, and continue, Ti'a
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise hsay
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given mp all hope. the ~iRdisputa'
hie evidences Of which can always he furnished
Invalijs, however reduced or despairing. are invited
to call. aud may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

DR.. TUBRs;-Dear Sir Some time since i obtained
a prescription from you, for myself and little son four
years old Frsm early infancy the child had bad swell
ings, pain aud almost constant discharges from his
ears. attended with partial deafness, since using your
medicines, the discharges which were very offensive.
have ceased and the hearing restored My own health
had been poor for a year or more-was greatly afflicted
with IN digeStiOn. had heather strength, energy or am
bition; heart would throb violently. breathing depress-
ed. and for two months before seeing you. cough was
distressing. At time of my first call at your room it
required considerable effort to get about. and l sweat
profuseiy from little exeTtion. The weather WAS warm
yet much to my surprise strength gained rapidly, SO
much that l soon began to work some. and oflate have
labored steadily. / also gained seven pounds in flesh
the first month. Having experienced SO decided i'm
Pr0vement myself CHAT too. after Intellectual Treatment
before and seen equally good effects upon several of
my neighbors. [ can concientiOusly and eheerfully
your treatment to all who may be SO unfor
tunate as to suffer as L have done.
l reside TWO miles west of Mechanicsburgh, where /
have been for the last twenty years
Yours truly. ALBERT MOODY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland d Erie. and CI.ye-
land < Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Scion. with Hacks to Chsgrin Falls.
. hantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
- Braceyille with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
g Warren with lacks to sharon, GreenyiIle Mead.
viile- Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
- Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Encn Valley, and thence by z. F. W.
d C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jnly "a. Is5S. CHAS. l.. RHODES, Supt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

JUST received at the old stand. good
- BgFaiO Slaughter. to be sold this week, hy the
hundred weight, at = cents nett.
Also. HenalOek Niddies. r. q. & B. A, to lie sold
this week, by the hundred weight, at . cents metz.
Also. Hslzi0ek Geod-D0naged. to he solo this week
atel & p cts, by the hundred weight,
The undersigned having made ARRANGEMENTS with
eastern Tanneries, can and will sell to their old and
new customers Sole Leather At Cleveland or Buffalo
and you shall go home satisfied.
}. & 4. C. MCCONNELL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
BaZetta Celebration.

MEssEs: EDrroRs:-Having occasion to visit
Bazetta on business, l awaited myself of the day
announced for the Sunday School Pie Mic, and
never was better paid for a similar arrange
ment- The day was just what was wanted, be-
ing cool and pleasant. At an early hour people
began to assemble on the camp ground and
soon the adj accent woods were thronged by young
and old from several towns around.
The procession, which was composed of some
four or five schools, made a fine appearance in
It's march from the church to the grove. The
exercises here consisted of short speeches by
elergymen of different denominations and ex-
anIinatiOas of the schools by the superintend-
ents. The various Questions were res ponded to
with much animation. The singing of the
schools was also excellent, particularly a TEN
Perance song, sung by four little juveniles about
six Years of age.
In conclusion a beautifully arranged and
sumPtuously spread table was made 1.-THE order
of the day" The discussion of this, on both
sides, was animated, and the vots in its favor,
though silent, was unanimous.
The exercises throughout were well conducted,
rejecting much credit on the manag rs, aud as
the assemblage dispersed. the countenance OF
each of the upwards of two thousand persons in
attendance, seemed to say lit has been good to
be here" Yours,
SPECTATOR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22

! II By an Act Of the Legislators OF last winter. a
Law vas passed providing for the semi-anaaal eolec-
ton OF Taxes. which provides that he one-half OF the
taxes levied for the current year shall be paid on or
before the 2Uth day Of December, 1881, and the remain
same penalties attaching 20 the non payment OF the
amount due bee. 90, I5js, rs II the whole amount was
due as heretofore. D. r. GILMORE
County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Warren. Trurball Co..
Ohio, August 18th. I-5s I6x.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
WAsHINGToN UNION INsUR

DENJAhAA LANE, PEESiDSNr.
H. ii. HATcH, sec'y
Is doing a fine liberal business, Insuring on the
mutual, and on the Cash principal.
= PAssessments may he paid to the undersigned.
whe issues Policies in each department for said Com.
Iany. I'll. McLAIN, Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-22
WNNSZNN MMNSES q,

CAUTION


Merchants and Traders viii be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit of Morses Indian
Root Pills, signed A. >. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have tine name and signature Of L. J. Wkls
d Co., on each box.
THE reason why people are so distressed when sick.
and why so many de. is because they do not gets med
icine which will pass to the afflicted parts. and which
will open the natural passages for Tire disease to he
cast ont; hence. . large quantity Of food AMI other
matter is lodged. and the stomach and intestines are
literally oyerfowing with the corrupted mass; thus
undergoing diSagreeable Fermentation. constantly mix
ing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery. until life is taken from
the body by disease DR.. Morse'S PILLS have added
to themselves victory upou victory, by restoring mil
lions OF the sick to blooming health and happiness
Yes thousands who have been racked or tormented
with sickness pain and anguish. and whose feeble frames
have heeu scorched by the burning elements Of raging
fever, and who have been brought as it were, within a
step Of the silent grave. now stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead. had il
notbsen for this great and Sond .rful medicine, Norse's
Indian Root Pills. AEer one or two doses had been
taken. they we're astoaished, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
they give immediate ease and strength. and taxa away
all sickness, pain and anguish, hut they at once go to
work q. the founiat on OF the disease. which is ;he
blood. Therefore, il Eill lie sho|n, especially by those
who use these Pills, tina. they will SO cleanse and purn
fy. that di~sease-thaI deadly enemy-Wilt take its III light.
and the flush of youth and beauty will again return.
and the prospect of a long and happy life viii cherish
and brighten yCuT days.
Price p cents per box, five boxes will he sent on the
receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by Z. A SMITH & Co., and o & PEW,
Warren, o., and by all dealers in Medicines in the
county.
A J. WHITE & co. Sole Proprietors,
80 Leonard Street. New York.
netic Ointment, Earlsvilie, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. nv PC. SLY