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Yours, Respectfully.
Hawaiian Islands.

We are indebted TO l.. P. Andrews,
Esq, of Kinsman, for a number of the
Commercial Advett iser, printed at Homo
lulu, forwarded to him by his brother,
Rev. C. B. Andrews. who has been for
some years a missionary at that island.
L: 81 a large, well printed sheet, fully
equal both in typographical appearance,
and in its literary and news departments
to its contemporaries in the United States.
A very large portion is given to ad-
vertisements. which speaks well for the
business of the Island. The North Pa
cifc Whaleman's Shipping List. has the
names of over 200 Whaleships, cruising
in the North or South Pacific. The
number of ships ia that port, Nov. 18th,
1857, was 80; as follows: Whaleships,
SO; Merchantmen, 1s; War Vessels, g
Coasters, 8. Il speaks of Chinese Su-
gar Cane, grown from seed received
from Boston, which grew TO the heighth
Of l6 feet, and four inches in circumfer.
ance. The editor thinks it is useless for
sugar and molasses, and is only fit for
fodder and chicken feed. He will find
out his mistake some day.
Of some wheat grown there, he says;
the berry is not we'll filled. but is of good
color and would make flour, although il
would require six or se,e bushels tc
make a barrel, and thinks it might be
grown of better quality. higher above
The sea than where this specimen Wa,
grown.
1t contains a long and interesting &C
count of the mutiny on board the Amer
lean Whaleship, Alice Frazier, its sup
preston, and the death of the ring lead
or
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17
Death from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Case,

UeaLQ from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ease.
Mr.. john McCnesnev, of Toronto, 6
nan in the prime OF lie and without
organic disease likely to produce death,
expired a few days ago from the
use of c~hloroform in extracting teeth
The Globe says:
The case of poor Mr.. McChesney
shows that many persons have been fri
fling with death, while thus using whlr
they considered a harmless and useful
agent. He came to Mr.. French 10 have
SIX teeth extracted, and was told by that
gentleman that he never administered
ch~loroforn except under the advice of a
regular physician. DR.. Richardson was
thereupon called in, but before the
chloro oim was administered, Mr.. Nc.
Chesney asked whether there was any
danger in using it. DR.. Richardson re-
piled that it had been used in twenty or
thirty thousand cases in the Crimea
without accident, and that physicians
generally though the danger very slight;
still there was possibility of risk, and if
he lad anv doubt, he had better not take
it. Mr.. Nc Chesney unfortunately chose
to use it, and the operation was proceed
ed with, by no meal a large quantity of
chloroform being given, and the patient
never being so entirely stupe6ed as not
to start at the extraction Of the TOOTH
When the whole operation was finished.
he was observed TO change color and
soon appeared perfectly l~ifeless. A gal
vanic battery was sent for and employed,
AMI four o,her physicians coming to
The aid of DIR. Richardson. every device
was used 10 restore life, but all without
effect.
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FARNrNeTos, February 10, 1858.

Our friend Kennedy is decidedly spicy.
We rather ike 10 have a man pitch into
US occasionally, whether he is in the
right or wrong. In this instance. Mr..
K TO use a legal phrase.) makes a
good case. but as it sometimes happens
with young lawyers. he has forgstten TO
ascertain if his premises are correct.
In the FIRST place. the writer of the ar
ticle in question, distinctly disavowed
all reference to the case of Mr.. Kenne-
dy's son; stated that he had little knowl
edge of the facts of this particular case,
and spoke generally of corporal punish
ment in schools.
In the second, Mr.. X. is grandly mis-
taken when he says that common schools
cannot be successfully taught without
the use Of the rol, because facts in
abundance prove that the most success,
full teachers do not use the rod at all.
In the third. the reference to Us, the
Senior. is peculiarly unfortunate, as the
article was not written By us, bu, by a
young law stu lent at our request
While the article does embody the exact
sentiments and practice of the junior.
who has nearly a half dozen small re-
sponsibilities, there is no question but
that if we, the bachelor senior, were in
the same predicament, as we have some
in6rmities of temper. although our the
DRY is so peacable, in practice we. might
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The NeW.York Musical Review.

Is published every other Saturday, By
Mason Brothers, New York, and presents
n rich amount and variety Of musical
matter. DIR. LOWELL Mason, VIM. B.
BRADBERY, GEORGE +. RooT, and other
of the most emineat musicians OF The
country are among its regular contribu-
tors, each number containing more or
less from the pen of one or all of them.
A very useful a7d instructive feature Of
The REVIEW is its ANSWERS 10 Cores
pondeHts." All questions on musical
subjects, as TO its theory or practise, are
carefully answered. often at length
The REVIEW also collects musical news
fromall sources, and keeps its readers
well posted upas to what is dOing in the
musical world. Each number includes
several pages of new and popular music.
In this department will be presented
hereafter the gems from the modern
operas performed in-New York, Terms
of The REVIEW: One copy per annum.
81; five copies, "a; eight copies. SIS;
ten copies, 81; twenty copies, $I2.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17
from The Pittsburgh Gazette

A glorious affair occurred in Congress,
on Saturday, in which a sneaking, ras
cally, Abolition, Black Republican
%scoundrel, named Grow, who halls from
some wretched locality in the interior O
Pennsylvania, got his deserts at the
hands Of the gallant and chivalrous Hon.
Lawrence NJ. Keitt. OF S. Carolina. Il
seems that the man Grow had the auda
cious impsudence 10 cross over to the
Democratic side of the house, and while
there take part in the proceedings. For
this he was rebuked by Mr.. Keitt. and
the man Grow replied with Black Re
publican slang about this being a free
land. Mr.. Keitt Immediately resented
this insolence by making an effort to
SEIZE the s%cOundrel by the throat, at the
same time calling him IA Black Rrpubli
can puppy. Grow put out his fist (from
the sholder) for the purpose OF Keeping
Mr.. Kritt from hurting him. when the
latter struck the fist Of Grow such a
tremendous blow with his eye that Mr..
Keitt FIJI down from The rebound.
Several Southern gentlemen interfered
to prevent Keitt from continuing TO pun.
ish the iuso!ent Black republican, and
Mr.. Barksdale, OF Mississippi strucr
wash urne. of Illinois, slch a blow in
the fist with his head that the wig worn
by Dir. B. WAS knocked off. Il is hoped
that this decided course. on the part OF
our gallant Southern representatives in
Congress, will put on eifectaal stop To
such insolence "a talking in Con- sress
about this being a free land -Southern
FIRE eater.
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what the Free State Men Intend.

A letter to the Cincinnati Commercial
dated L~eavenworth. Jan 8 til, says:
The Free State men have control OF
the government of Kansas, and the intend
TO keep IL. at all hazards. If they finch
now, they can be driven from the Ter
ritory, and thus made a Slave State with
out further trouble. The very moment
Congress admits us under the Lecc mp
ton Constitution as a Stale. the To-
peka Constitution and State Government
will be in motion. Furthermore, the
Calhoun Legislature will never meet in
the Territory. They have no quorum
without the Free State members. They
will never be allowed to meet and elect
Calhoun a U. S. Senator.
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FITS! FITS!i FITS!!!
DR.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPrIC PILLS,

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Persons who are labo-ing under this distressing nal
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PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervou:
system: and, although they are prepared especially fol
the purpose Of curing Fits. they will be found OF espe
cial benefit fI all persons Athlete : with weak nerves
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
terrell from any canse whatever. In chronic com
plants. or diseases Of long standing, superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly b nencial-
Price 50 per box, or two boxes fer 81 Persons oui
Of the city. enclosing a remittance. will have the pills
sent them through the mail, free of postage For sale
by SETH 5. lance No. los BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Md, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
June q. Sly.
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Leeompton in Pennsylvania.

Mr.. Hichman.a Pennsylvania Dem,.
Graf, in his speech against the Lecomp
ton fraud, assured the Democrats Of the
House that If the Presidents Message
could have been read in Pennsylvania in
the fall Of 1856. the majority against him
against him by thousands; and he warn
ed the South hat ii the Administration
forced the Lecompton Constitution upon
Kansas. "it would be the end OF Nation.
al Platforms, and the beginning Of Sec.
tional Presidents"
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down by a party yote. under the gag
The honor of a deliberative body. mus
be at a very low point, when they stooI
tn such actions. Perhaps the reporiet
will not write any more.
The bill repeating the law of last win
ter, relative to the descent of churcl
property, was passed to-day. Mr.. Gil
sons bill to repeal what is known as thu
fish law, was defeated in the House
Mr.. Edison introduced a bill to repea'
the marriage license law, being. as ]
presume, a free-trade man, he wants the
principle carried out in this matter.
The Jail bill was taken up in the Sen
ate. Mr.. Winans' opposition TO the bill
was an extract read from a Mississippi
paper, that denounced some Methodist
preachers in a Conference in that Stale
for voting against selling men, women,
and children. Mr.. McCleary predicted
the law that was now to be repealed.
would be re-enacted by the OH Of Feb.
1860. and called upon Senators 10 mark
the prophecy No final action has yet
been had on the bill in the Senate.
Wednesday,. The principle business of
interest to outsiders 10 day, was the in
terest bill of Mr.. Allen of Ashtabula.
which proposes simply to repeal the ten
per cent clause.
Mr.. Brooke read quite q lengthy
speech in favor of free trade in money.
Mr.. Raymond followed IN the same track
at considerable length. On the other
side, Mes,rs. Leete, BaiIy and Finefrock.
Mr.. F. handled the subject very ably.
and urged many unanswerable argu-
ments. Without taking further action
the committee rose and asked leave to
sit again.
Thursday, Mr.. Rankin introduced a
bill to provide for selling the Public
Works. 1 am not prepared to say, yet,
what favor the bill will meet with from
the majority, but that will depend much
on the success of another measure, that
says, is before them; whi:h is
nothing less. than. by some means, re-
order and usages. long since es-
Iablished, and make Mr.. Backus. the
newly elected Member of the Board Of
Works, President of the Board,
50 that he will have the dispensing of the
at Jobs to party favorites. If they sue
ICED in this, the DILL will be defeated, if
lot. it may pass.
A bill was also introduced in the House
o restore the canals to the contractors
rom whom they were taken by the law
# the last session. These contracts
we're undoubtedly fraudulent, but, what
Ioes hat amount to. so long as e good
is making money by it.
Professor Monroe offered on amend
nent to the Constitution, providing for
rnual Sessions of the Legislature, and
ccompanied it with a short and eloquent
peech in its favor. The resolution was
rdered to be printed. By the way. the
'rofessor has a loud call, from a Con-
rega,ional Church in Pittsfeld, Mass.
, become their pastor. 1 hope he may
ee proper to decline, for Ohio has need
{ him.
w. D---,l- m 4
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"DAMNABLE FooLERY."-The Ohio
Statesman. democrat, thus speaks Of the
attempt of the Washington Union &c
bring up the democracy 10 the support
OF the Lecompton Constitution
The Washington Union is calling up.
on the democracy to sustain such dam
nable foolery a this pretending that i
is will Of the people of Kansasl Let i
CALL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17

A DEArH-BLow TO THE FREE SCHOOL
SYSTEM OF INDIANA.-The Superior
Court of the Stale OF Indiana has decided
that the act Of the Legislature au,horiz :
ing incorporated cities and towns to levy
a lax for the support of public schools is
unconstitutional. The New Albany
Ledger thinks that this decision will de-
slroy the efficiency of the public schools
in all the cities in Indiana.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17

cause squalling among the responsible
ties, and if We were teacher of some
schools We have seen. we shoulG feel like
sprouting the whole concern inpariially
and in rotation.
We have a high respect for friend
Kennedy, but he certainly has kicked
before he, o his son, was spurred.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17
WARREN MARKET.

REJOICE YE SUFFERERS-Riss ye Bei-riddsn
CrippLsS.-DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT can now
be procured. 1t is warranted a speedy cure for Chronic
Rheumatism. Coiic, Cramp- Cuts, Pains Of all kinds
or no pay. Do not suffer when you can be instantly
reliev ed. Price p & so cents. Depot, SO Courtlaudt
street. New York.
Sold by WOOL & PEW, Warren; VI WARD &
CO, Niles, and others throughout the county
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Mmriaass.

On the 2nd inst. by Rev. E. 7. Brown, Mr.
CoE KNAPP, and Miss ELIZABETH DA-
WILSON.
In Warren, at the Parsonage, on the l5ihinst
by Rev. VIM. C.. Clark, Prof. A. L. C. DAY,
and Miss ONEDO LACED, both of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17
In Trumbun Common Pleas

Simeon Lee, ct. al.
By virtue of an alias order Of sale. issued out Of the
CsuTt OF Common Pleas. Of Trumhull County. Ohio, to
mt directed and delivered. I have levied on, and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door Of the Court House,
in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday, the Goth day of March, 1858,
between the hours Of 20 o'clock A. ". and 4 o'clock P.
NJ OF said day. the following described Real Estate, to
wit: Situate in Pennington, Township No. s, in said
county OF frumtull. and is known by parts Of lots Nos.
IS add ~; lot % is known by being a part Of lot - in
said township, and is bounded on the East, South AID
West ny the lines of said lot. on the North by a lie to
be run parallel with the south line Of said lot. and 50
far north as to Contain fifty acres of land. Atso, "a
acres in said Township CT Harrington. being in lot sc,
bounded as foIloxs: On the East by land Of Daniel
Davidson. South by the lot line, West by the west line
Of said lot, and on the Norh by lands decided to Eden
Wildman, Jr., computed to contain "a acres Of land,
be he same more or less.
Excepting and ressrving therefrom two acres Of !
homestead, set OF to Simeon Lee at the request Of Eliza
Lee, which is described as follows, 10 vii: Cc:amene-
Ing at the Northwest corner Of a lane Cunning east
from a north and south public highway. which lane is
about p feet south OF the present dwelling of Simeon
ee, on lot a3) thence East - rods; thence North to- a
post. so far that BY running a line west from said point
and parallel with said lane to said hi shway, aud thence
South along the east line Of said highway 10 the place
OF beginning, as will contain within sai.I boundaries
two acres Of land. on which is the present dwelling
house OF said Lee; said homestead is in lot No. a.
Appraised at S24 per acre. after making the exception
above named. Ter1s-Cash on day sf sale.
A. B. LYMAN. sheriff.
sherid's 0fice. Warren. Feb. u. Is~5o-5w-5.3s.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies EscEISTE, or sEsPeeting Themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage could
sHsHs. Ladies desiring an increase Of GsmiLy shoHld
foregO their use entirely, as q JeD pills sdeh month
pOHld be SErs to Preceat pregnancy.
Proprietors importers, or agents can be in no wise
respon sible after this admOnition. Although certain
in effect. they are SO mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages, having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter, price $1,000 are sold only BY
our general agents. who will send them by NAL. post
paid, on receipt OF price. Boxes SID; Hall Boxes %
cents. Messrs. V. B. D & Co.. Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders WILDE promptly filled
by them.
Sold by E. A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING & TURN
ER. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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The Game Law.

The first section forbids the killing at
any tine, Except upon ones own prem
Uses, any sparrow, robin. bluebird, mar
tin, thrush. mocking.bird, swallow,
meadow-lark, %oriole. red-bird or cat
bird; or at any time between the first
day OF February and the fifteenth day of
September, any dove, wild rabbit or
hare, yellow hammer or flicker. The
killing of black birds, crows or birds of
prey, are excepted at all times.
Section sec nd forbids the killing or
capturing of wild turkey. quail or Vir-
ginia partridge. ruffed grouse or prairie
chicken. wood-cock or wild deer, from
the first day of February 10 the ff-
teenth day of September; and from the
first day of May to the latter date, of
any wild goose, wood-duck. teal or 9th.
er wild duck, or to have in his possession,
or expose for sale any birds OIL game
mentioned in this Act, during the seasons
prohibited as aforesaid.
1t is unlawful to destroy or disturb the
eggs of those thus protected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17

A match was made yesterday. be
Tween a couple of merchants in this city
to ak so times around the Queen City
Race Track The match is for $500 &
side. the one who accomnlishes the dis
lance in the shortest time, to take the
stakes. Each deposited 500 to bind
the match; the the contest TO come of
before the second week to March.-Cin
cinnati Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17

BUYING EN- UP.- The lettering Of the
post routes in Illinois is distributed
among seren obscure papers, which are
hating in support of the Administ a'ion
on tie Lecompton question, while the
Chicago Times. which boldly dsuounces
the swindie, is excluded. Heretofore.
the lettings have been advertised in .Joar
papers. In Michigan, The same curse
is pursued The Detroit Free Press, the
most influential and widely circulated
Democratic paper in the State. is ignored
because OF its denuncia tion OF the Lee
compton swindle, and the lettings adver-
Used in some eight rniop iuential
papers.
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From Europe-Arrival of the America.
HALIFAX, Jan. Is

The royal mail steamship America.
from Liverpool on Saturday the Cd inst.
arrives here this morning. Her advices
are three days later. She brings &c.
516 in SPECIE from Boston.
There was a continued growing ease
in the English money market; but no
reduction of the rate Of interest by. the
Bank had taken place.
The loss of the Rebels at Lucknow
was estimated at 1000. Great activity
was percep,ible among the Britith forces
At Hong Kong. preparatory to the invest
ment of Canton, which was expected to
take place about the first of December.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

delivered. l have levied upon- aud shall expose TO
Pull c Sale, at the kinsman House, Kinsmau, Trun-
bull County, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1858,
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock P. n, Of said day,
three-fourth interest in a black Stallion. (knoEn as
David uill.'O To be sold at the suit of X. Plumb 4
Co.. rs. Lysander Pelton. ct. al.
TEKNs--Cash on day Of Sale.
A b. LYMAN. Sherfr.
sheriG's Office. Warren. Feb. Il, I~s5s-2w-lAe.
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LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK OuT.-We
trust that the Democrats opposed to the
Lecompton Fraud will speak out, in their
ward. township. burough. city and coun-
ty meetings. There should be no de-
lay. This is a question higher han ex-
pediency. and more powerful then pow
err. Everywhere the most decided opin-
ion is felt and avowed. Let the People
speak out. so that their sentiments can
not be misunderstood or misfepresen-
ted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-17

DISSOLUTION-Notice is hereby
- given. that the co partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm OF Samuel Strain, Andrew Andrews,
Abner Osborn & Henry Gilbert, is this dag dissolved.
SAMUEL STRAIN.
ANDREW
Vienna. Feb IL Ie5a-4x
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Hem advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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ExAMISATIoS OF scHooL TEACHERS
THE Board Of School Examiners 70

INHE Board oil School Examiners Tor
Il Trumbull County, will commence their regular
Examinations on Monday the LIST day Of March next.
and for the convenience Of the Board OF Examiners
and Teachers, the Board have distrieted the county Al
follows
Those persons who wish to be examined. and reside
in the townships Of Hubbard, Brookneld, fienna and
Liberty. will attend for Examination on Monday the
first day Of March next.
Those residing in Rowland, Weathers6eld and War
rem, will attend on Wednesday the Sd Of March,
Those residing in I,ordstowon, Newton and Brace
vile, on Friday the 5th day Of March,
Those residing in southington. Champion und IA
zetta, on Monday the sh day Of March.
Those residing in Fowler, Hartford and Vernon, on
Wednesday the 10th day OF March,
Those residing in Johnston, Mecca and RriEsol. on
Friday the l2th day of March
Those residing in Pennington. MesopotamiA aud
Bloomfield. on Monday the 18th day Of March-
Those residing in Gustavus, Greene and kinsnaD.
will attend on Wednesday the 18th day Of March.
The Examinations will all be held at Empire Hall In
Warren, and to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of each
day. u.H- HUfCHINS, Clerk
Of Board OF Examiners.
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CARD TO LADIES.

VI. PERcIE's "HAcHisH" PILLs--The Importers OF this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American lalies to its
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and there will be no recurrence of the complaint 10 this
remedy i used acc 1rding to directions, which accom-
many each box and package.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

DOR HATS, CAPS. or Furnishing
l. Goods, call at the old stand OF
Feh. Il 80 RARTIETT e RR0UN
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HOLD MEETINGS -WG are glad 10
note such advise as the following in the
PHILADELPHIA Press:
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

~ Notice is her,by given, that the undersigned
nave been appointed and duly qualified Administra-
tors on the Estate Of Alexander Ewing, deed, late OF
Newton Township. Trumbull Co., o.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to
said Estate, will please call and make immediate pay
ment- Those having claims against said Estate, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
GEO. EWING. NJ. D.,
LEVI EWING.
Newton. Feb. Il IG5S-3w