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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04
Fraser's River Mines

The intelligence caused by the Noses
Taylor shows the excitement by the new
gold discoveries TO be undated in Cali.
fornia. Every ship which could be
made available for the Conveyance OF
passengers 10 Victoria was engaged in
that business. The mines and towns
were nearly deserted.
There had no; been time 10 verify the
stories told concerning the Thompson
River diggins, or TO prove whether those
who abandoned California for the British
Possessions were likely, on The whole,
10 better their fortunes. San Francisco
papers express grave doubts as to the SUI
perior richness of the new mines, and in
Innate that Cal~ifornians would evince
more prudence by being less in haste
These counsels, cautions at least, and
probably wise, produce no effect what.
ever, being attributed to a natural desire
to retain the miners in California, or
wholly UNDECIDED in the mad exitement
of the hour Nothing but experience viii
decide the question as TO the wealth of
the Frascr's River region, and much of
that experience is likely to be bitter
enough. Provisions and all other neces-
series are extravagantly dear at the new
mines. The high water proved a vexa-
tious hindrauce, and worse han all the
Indian tribes of the country, who cherish
a particular haired Of Americans, are
scarcely restrained from hostilities.-l
Whisky has begun 10 find the way to the
savages, throughthe medium ofthe miners
themselves, and blood will soon follow.
So far, what is known amounts to about
his: There is undoubtedly gold in large
Quantities and in such richness as 10 re-
ward industry and enterprise. But il is
loi yet known that these mines are rich
,r as a permanent thing, than those of
California: while they are difficult of ac-
cess and expensive in every respect
Time must tell the rest. 1t may be that
new aud powerful Colony will spring
up in New Caledonia, owing to the i'm
,ulse of this gold discovery; but we have
S yet no sufficient ground 10 predict such
eyent.-N. Y. Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

The Turkish Imperial decree, calling
out 100, 900 men of the reserve. is alleged
by the Porte to be occasioned by the ne
cessiLy of having at command a sufficient
force TO secure the execution of the meas
ures Of order and reorganization whichIhe
Government We're resolved TO apply to all
of the provinces, conformably to engage
ments with the Allied Powers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

The Treasurer Of this county informs
Us that he will require the Taxes 10 10
paid in gold and silver. The sub treas
ury law of last winter requires him to
pay out a large amount in specie, and lie
can't do so unless cpecie is paid in
Columbus Journal.
There's no other safe course for cour-
iy Treasurers to pursue if they would
steer clear of pains and penalties of the
sub treasury law.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

The Memphis Tenn Avalanche says
that negro man. slave of Mrs. Stork, in
that city, recently came to his death from
the brutal treatment of a feudish over
seer, named w. S. M Montgomery, who
administered a series of whippiugs, ex-
tending over ten days. The first punish
ment consisted Of FIVE hundred stripes
When it was aScertained that the negro
would die, the %scoundrelly oversee made
his escape.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

The eldest son of the Election Of Hesse,
who some time ago married an actress
named Birnbaum, of course without the
knowledge of his father, and has since
lived in exile, is ~endeavoring 10 obtain a
reconciliation with his parent. He offers
to separate from his wife. and the latter
is willing to consent 10 the arrangement
provided an indemnity of eighty thousand
thallers f12. oOo) be paid TO her. The
large debts contracted by the Prince du-
ring his exile render the solution Of this
affair very difficult.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

DoUGLAs BACKS oUT.-As we anticipa-
ted, Senator Douglas declines to meet
Mr.. Lincoln on the stump. In reply TO.
a letter from Mr.. Lincoln inviting him to
stump the Stale with him, Mr.. ID.
says it would interfere with his previous
arrangements-il might bring in other
disputants-ihe request ought 10 have
been made before, &C., &C., but the long
and short of it is he will moi accept the
invitation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

In Fayal, Azores Islands, up to June,
the 18th, there has been no summer, but
bleak cold weather. The potatoe disease
has made its appearance and threatens
great damage to the crop. Corn and
wheat are scarce aud high, and great
quantities of corn came from Norfolk, Va.
The vineyards of Pico have failed this
year, and there would be little or no wine.
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Many ideas have been suggested for
leveeing the Mississippi river; among 9th
ers is the substitution of a cast iron waH IN
lieu of the dirt dykes which now line the
borders Of the river. II is mentioned
with apparent seriousness by the Lake
Providence Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

Old DIR. Lyman Beecher is described
as now quite feeble; his memory has sig
nally failed; he hesitates at plain words,
while all his auditors know what is wan.
ted; and ii is often quite painful to hear
him speak.
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10 DIV OId Friends and Patrous,


ii ba~iAA1LA=Eaa@smaniS -areSHah
" that Il Will he necessary for uc to spend the
most Of my time in Philadelphia for = few years, ma
Aing II impossible for Ee 70 practice my profession in
This place. l have therefore leased Ey house 70 DR..
Horton for a se.ies Of years Dr.. Horton has entered
into a co-partuershiP with Or. Davis. and they will
practice Medicine under che hrm OF HOIION * DAVIS.
DR.. Horton may he found at my former residence on.
High Street, anu Dr.Davs on Market Street, east Of
the Bank Their office is al ry Old staad over Nichols
Hat & Clothing Store Main Street, Warren. D.
take great pleasure in recommending Drs. Horton
L Davis 10 my former patrons and others, as we'll quail
lied and experienced practitioners. Their practice is
according 10 the most recent Improvements Of the
American Eclectic System Of Medicine. That this sys-
tenn Of Medicine Is more efficient in all acute and
chronic cases, than any other practice, ! hold myself
responsible to prove by the most ample satisfies
As proofs Of its superiority over Alopathy, HomeOpl-
tbs, &c, the Statistics os over $500 cases Of Fever in
the l.. S.shus aIorttity % less thau one per cent. as
treated by Ecieetic Physicians Nhile under AZ other
systems Ike rlcruaii-y ranges from fifteen 70 twenty per
cent. Dir. WI. PAINE.
N4--a- A. Z g---- -
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The Philadelphia city treasury i, agail

The PhiIadFlphia city treasury is again
empty. The city is decidedly entitled to
sympathy, it being more frequently out of
money than almost any private individual
you can meet. a temporary loan vas
raised on last Friday, bnt the proceeds
were paid out with as great rapidity as
they were received.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce
the nam Of SAMUEL QUIYDY, Esq. as a
candidate for nomination at the Con-
gressional Convention, TO be held on the
25lh inst.
MANY REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

When Macha on. the Greek Physician
was slain, Homer said Of him, ga good
Physician is worth as much as q whole
army" Then a good medicine like
Ayer's CdAartie Pills. is worth q great
deal more, because it cures as well.
works wider. and lasts longer. The cir
Gle Of the best Physicians labor must be
narrow, while such a remedy is available
to all-can be had by every body. and
is worth having.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says, in regard 10 commercial af,
fairs; ga general improvement, or, more
strictly speaking, q reasonable prospect
Of Improvement, has been manifested du-
ring the last week. The latest ~inlclIi-
gence from the United States begins to
exercise a beneficial effect, and many
Paris manufacturers are encouraged to
venture on the productions in anticipation
of ORDERS"
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Frederick ". Seymour
UoIcomb & White

Nv yirt,s OF an order Of sale issued oIt Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of TRANQUIL C0uuty, Chic, 90 me
directed aad delivered. l have leyicl upon and shall
expos. 70 pebble sale, 4. The door OF the Court hSuee
in NarreH, TrumJull County, o.
Saturday, the 18th day Of September, 1873,
ietgeeu the hours Of 20 o'clock 4. y. and 4 p. n, the
following described Real EsLlle: One undivided half
Of = Steam Saw Mil. with all Of the machinery and fix
lures belonging thcrcto. Also, q House aud Barn.
together vith the lot on Which the above buildings
stand.
The above property is situate on Quinhy Hill IN War
rem Township. and is known as saw Mill Lot, purchased
Of Samue! Quinby tor that purpose FOR further de-
s~cription, see Samuel Quinhy's Map % ives; Warren.
at s9uC,00. TEEEs-Cash.
4. y. GNAN Sheriff.
Slrr.I's OIicc. Warren, Aus. {, l-5c-5y-3,sJ-
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CARD TO LANES

M.fERcIEs "HAcIiSH" PILLs.-The Importers OF this
reliabie and safe remedy for Female Complaints wouId
IesPeeiiuIy call the attention Of American ladies' to il,
a. lhiaita'le IN rcmoyiuS distractions and Irregular.
ties OF tae menses- promptly restoring them in an ca.
sss- ne Impression So common. Is speedily relieved.
ana mere VIII be no recurrence oftae complaint il this
remedy Is used according 10 directions. which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Laa'eS ENTENTE. or saspeeting Themselves so, are
eaHttOAea Gga'ast using them, as miscarriage roaId
eAsHe. Laq'es desiring an increase Of family should
JorsSe he'r use e~Rtireig, as a fen pills each month
ESsid be SIRE 10 P-srsRt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsive aiter this admonition. Although certain
TO the health.
MAIL PACE-AGES,
uaslng the appearance Of an ordinary letter, Price
Si,ool are sold only BY our general agents. who will
Seud tlgn ~ NAL. post pIii.o on receipt of price
BOXES So; Half Boxes - cents. Messrs. V.B. Al
DIN & Co. Cleveland, o., are our general AGENTS
All orders Willie prowptly filed by them.
sou 10y OoLs d PEW. Wholesale Agents, and Z.
a SMITH * CO.. Warren, and 10y Druggists gene
'dhE- June 30, SLY
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The Congressional Convention,

For the 9ist District, composed of
Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning
Counties, for the nomination of Repub-
lioan Representative to Congress, will be
held at Warren, OIL Wednesday the 95Ih
inst, at 10 O'Clock, AN. Upon the basis
fixed by the Congressional Committee
of the three counties, Trumbull County
is entitled to 35 delegates, which are ap-
porfioned to the different townships as
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Howard Association, Philadslphia,

The card of this Institution may be
found in another column. From our
business acquaintance with the mana
gers, we believe them to be men of sub
~stantial and honorable character. The
Institution in no doubt capable Of doing
much good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

TAXING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland * Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland u Erie. and Cieve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chaerin Pals.
- Mantua with Hacks for Rtvenna.
=. Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fails, &c
- Warren with Hacks to sharon, Grce1yillc Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
..Youugstown, with STAGES to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and EnOn Valley, AMI thence BY p Z. W.
* C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
JuIv =. Is5s. CHAS. l.. RHODES, Stunt.
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CLgseYmAs ATTACKED on THE Street.

CLEsGrMAN ATTACKED on THE STREET.
Rev. DIR. Wilson, pastor of the first
Presbyterian church in Cincinnati, was
attacked on the street by twomen, who de-
mnnded his money, on Friday night last.
He broke away from them. when one Of
them felled him 10 llrc earth with q bluJ-
geon, and then both made their escape.
Rev. Mr.. Brislow, of The IL. L. Church,
was struck q violent blow on the street in
Louisville, a few days ago, by q rowdy
who alleged he misloOk him for ana;h5r
man.
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GHERITF'S SALE.
~ Ts4ar cf.

Nehemiah CLARK, e all
By virtue Of an order Or sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Truu5uil County, Ohio. TO ne
directed and delivered, J shall expose TO public sale
% The eooF % the Gear. House in Warren. On
Saturday, the iih day Of September, 1858,
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock \. u. AID 1 P. u. the
following described Real Est.t-; Situate in the Town
ship of MescpOtimii. Truu5Ull County, Ohio, and is
bounded as follows: Be-inHjng az the South east
corner Of land sold TO u. ". Collar, thence West .
rods and Q links, thence West 90 feet. the9ce South
eighty links, thence East 90 feet, thence South , rods
and ; links tothe S0sth line Of land decided by Isaac
Clark TO William Winter, thence East 6 rods aud o
hugs "a the Public square, tLeace North along the
West line Of tie Pebble Squarc Il -0ds aad IS links 10
lae place ofLcsiauinE. Appraised at S-uJ..
ALSo-One other lot situate in the above named
Township. hGua.ied beginning ~ The North west corner
Of George Ives land ana on The last side Of the Pub
lie square, thence Eass 81 rods, thence North Z rods.
thence West 20 rods 90 the East line Of the Public
SIaare- thence Scuta4 rods TO .he place Of beginning,
eoGt7;nigs one haifsc o: land. Appraised IL S60s,OO.
TEENs-Cash.
A. Z. LYMAN, sheriff.
sheriI's Olcc, Warren, Aug 1, l55s-jw-I25.
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Warren, 4.
Ii is recommended that the primary
meetings for the election of these dele
gates be held in the several townships in
the county, at the usual places of hold
ing township elections, or Saturday, the
slsf day of August. at Z o'clock, P. NJ,
and chat the delegates be chosen by bal
lot. JOHN L. WEEKS,
LEVI SUTLIFF,
Congressional Committee
for Trumbull County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

Books OF ACCOUNTING thrifty bust
ness man neglects to keep an account of
his expenditures; and if he finds the fig
ures enlarging from year to year, the fact
makes an impression on his mind, if not
a change in his habits. The same course
should be pursued by a nation. Com.
parsons may be odious, but they are. Of
len salutary. For example, it is not
pleasant though it should profitable, for
US 10 know that the General Government
has sp5nt more than twice as much
money last yearas it did sever years
ago.
The following table exhibits the annual
expenditures during the last Ten years,
including the Administrations of Taylor,
Fillmore, Pierce and Buchanan;
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sherir,s Once. Warren. Anr:
GHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trum5nH Common Pleas.

Cyrus DoSwoah.
By virtue Of an order vfsgle, issGed out of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Truia1uil County, OHIO, 10 me
directed and delivered, I have levied upon and shall
expose to public sale, at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, TrGm5ulI County, on
saturday, the 9Th day Of September, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock i. NJ. and 1 p NJ, the
following described Real Estate; Situate IN the Town
shin Of Lo-Istown, TrunbuH County, Ohio, and Is
known by Part Of lot No. Eleven IN said Township,
bounded as follows: South BY land in said lot osnsd
by Charles Van Wye; West ~ the west line, and North
hy forty-niae acres Of said lot heretofore surveyed,
being the central part o: said lot, aud containing about
Efty-one acres.
ALSo.-AH the land East Of the said hty-one acres
to the highway, WHICH last piece Of land lies Ia W eath
ersdeld, being about eleven acres, and IS land decided
by said Van Wye to said Cyrus BOsworth. Appraised
at $50 per acre. IERNs-Cash-
A. Il. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Shrr;r's nrra- Mnrren. An. 4. l-J,-5E-3.lJ.
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W. have cheering accounts oflhe ami.
Buchanan union in Pennsylvania for ,Ae
State and Congressional ol-ctions tbs
fall. While it seems TO be thorough, it Is
also enthusiastic and hopeful. Gov.
Reader and Ihajdeus Stevens are eI-
pected 10 be among the eminent men
elected 10 Congress BY ii. Eighteen cat
OF the tweaty-four Representatives -
which the Stale is entitled are confidently
claimed 10y the opposition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

Etlh4oN tltuf e. d.
By virtue Of an order OF sale. issuel out % the Court
Of Common Pleas Of TruubElI CelHty. Ohio, to ne
directed and delivered. I have levied upon and shall
expose to public sale, at the door OF lie Court House
In Warren, on
between the hours Of 10 o'clock l.. NJ. and 1 2. ". the
Following described Real Estate; Situate in Warren,
and IS known by part Of lots 10. % and 80 in the orig
iaal Town Plat OF Warren, and is hOuuded as follows:
North hy 9iarSet Street; South by 10; No. %; West by
that plrt % lot No. - belonging to the Western Re"
serve Bank: and East By . line parallel to the west
.iae, and ifty-tsO feet DISSENT ta-rriIom, runnins-
however. for the mutual benefit Of grant0rs and gran
tees. five feet from the east side VI the above in width.
and TO extend from the street Sevcn.y-twO feet in rear,
which is 10 be held in common with hge Ieet, or = like
strip 70 the above reservation adjoining on the east
side OF the Same, which ten feet strip VI land is to be
he'll for thc-mutgai benefit OF the owners OF the land
adjoining. aud in no case to he sold without the mutual
csnse.t Of both parties in interest. Appraised a
S5uDc.tU. TElNs-Cash-
4. &. LYMAN. sheriff.
Sherir's OfTea- Kerran- Au~. !. lSJS-JW-495 >.
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EEAD-Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN L.SINESr has in
creased in sale every year for the last ten years-thfs
IS The best proof OF its superiority. Wherever II has
been introduced It has taken the place Of all the Pain
killers, GUrcrs and Ea.aTccations. No one. after once
using il, viii be without it II you are troubled with
hlgumItism, Pains fanny kind, try il. Price p & 80
cts. Depot, SO Corsiandt Street. New York.
Sold by WOODS q PEW, Warren; JAMES WARD
& Co. Niles. and others throughout the county.
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THE SKIN

Is torned with thousands Of pores in every inch of
surface. whose Office il is to carry OF the impurities Of
the hlooi-thc Acknowledged cause Of all diseases of
mahkind-When the sSin is dry and parchtd-Ehen it
IS covered with eruptons-wheu it is cold and clammy
when there is inward fever or infamatiOn-it is i'm.
possible for the skin uader these circumstances TO per-
form ITS proper functions and to carry OF the impuri-
tics from the body as designed by our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove these distractions.
aud produce free and healthy blood, remove the erup-
t6Ls i-Om tie skin. and cause il to brighten with the
Hush OF youth and beauty. Beauty so much admired
aad loved Beauty without pains and cosmetics but
beauty produced by health and happiness.
DR.. AnCSE's INDIAN ROOT piLLs are sold BIZ T.. A.
smith q Co, Woods 4 Pew, Warren, and by All medi-
cine dealers il the county.
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C. W. SMITH, Chairman.
GEO. NJ. FUTILE, Sec.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-The stockholders of The Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad met at
Mansfield on the l4ih, and elected Direc.
tors for the ensuing year. All the old
Directors were reelected except Homer
Ramsdell, of New York, aud Col. Conk-
lin, Of Marion, who declined a reelection.
The Board sc. l.. Ward, of Pennsyl-
%vania; NJ. Birchard and Seth Hayes, of
Trumbull; VIM. Goldman and u. Kent,
Of Portage; L.. Y. Bierce and j. II.
Chamberlin, of Summit; John Pariee,
of Medina; B. b. Clark, of Ashland; VIM.
Bushnell of Richland; Jacob Riblet, of
Crawford; ]. c. Brand, Of Campaign;
Geo. Carlisle, Of Hamilton.
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THE Fall Term of this Institution will
4 ommenc WEDNESDAY, AuG. 18th, and continue
Eleven Weeks. TERMS:
Common English Branches. $500
Higher 400
Instrumental Music viii be taught By Miss ELNYRA
HOWE. Rooms for selfboarding, or board in private
families can be had upon reasonable terms.
C. P. HIC0K, Teacher.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER, says a New
York paper, hasa yearly salary of $4,000
and a parsonage rent free. and that, with
his literary earnings, his income is sI2.-
600.
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lust received at the old stand, good
- RgFalo slaughter. to be sold this week, BY the
huudred weight. AT . cents nett.
Also. Realosk .H,dllcs. r.. C. & \. A., to he sold
this week, blythe lunired weight, At 2S cents nett.
Also. Hsmiook Good-DrHaged. 70 be sold hi week
At 81 &25 cts, BY Tie 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 Bs1aIa
price3. All We ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shall go home satisfied.
J.. l.. C. MCCONNELL
Warren, June 9, Ie5s-ti.
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HORSE TAMIE
THE GREAT SECRET OUT ATLASF.

Al! the known Secrets OF Rarey and other celebrated
Horse Tanners, will be sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt of Two DoLLAEs.
Address WI. RAREY, Box Cos,
June 10 5S-Gw. Cleveland ohio
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TIE Danbury Times says Thai j wo.
man who had deem divorced from her
husband on account of his drinking pro-
pensities and consequent cruelty, mar
ried him again OF his reformation during
the great revival. But the husband fll
into his old habits, ana a short time ago,
in a fit of int~oxicalion, returned TO the
house Of the woman he had twice mar
ried, and committed 10 the flames every
article of her wearing apparel uPen
which he could lay his hand. For the
betrayal Of her trust in this and other acts,
she o positively declares that she will
neuer marry Tim 0gaiR.