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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
857. JOHN L. WEEKS, rs,
wARCu -APPOiNrMENrs.
DR. Il. TUBBS, Analyti tic Physician.
~ uiu he In attendance. IS follows:

DR. Il. TUBBS, Analy tic Physician.
~ will be In attendance, IS follows:
WARREN, National Hotel. Monday, March lst.
ASHrAsULA, Ashtaoula House. Tuesday, March ia.
RsVEaHA. Prentiss UOlse, Tuesday ana " SdnsEdHy.
February % & "A.
For consultation a2on all diseases Of the Throat.
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels. kiineSs,SLS
Spleen also Drppsy. Gravel, rheumatism Nr'Tous-
cess, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases, Asue and
Fever. Fits. Impurities of the Blood, Erur.ioEs. Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varietie, CT long sianeiHY
complaints. both external and Internal
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entireuns
to chronic diseases, treating thousands 2nH1sliy, Eapy
reach IN no case are Mineral Or othsr Yeis0hf ea-
yEoysd, ~ does he maks sick 10 xcke SeH, Or Tear
Go0s to bald up again. Theme hcinss can le taken
with safety By the most delicate. aud Patients ,utNte
main at home, and eontinze With prudence q cir ord:-
ary diet and exercise. Many have recovered under tie
trestmslt s,.er lreindsanl physicians lad ;iTen mp all
hope, the indispGtabie evidence OF which can rla:ys
be furnished. I~nvaHis, however rsluced OF despair
ing, are invited 70 call. and may be assured tn. { no en-
coursgeEient will be given or expense incurred ~ish
sut a corresponding prospect OfrecOvery
WuIoS Grove, Iowa, May ISS7.1
De-. TEES, S;-;-AoPins i. may encourage soEs
dcspairing invalid to seek Teliei from suEe-5EE.I giN7
bcloE the facts in my o-n case. lou hrst prescribed
for me in Sept. 1855. I hal been suffering four Scar4
from q complication If diseased and Impurities Of IL
blood. The last three years texcrpting a few WcekslI
hail been kept a prisoner, AMI 1t That time was tSO
feeble to ses ~ in q char long eaourh 70 have nv lie"
arranged, nor could l stand upright upon ny iset-
by snHerings were without inttrrissio7, AMI a. tines
we're very great. DEBILITY and dcrtu seDsr t seemed to
'pTevade the entire system 81 that tiEl friends and
an attentive physician coull DO. had been done for n
bad also csed d'Iereatk inds - patent naaicines, shich
acted as paiiiatives. bGt<asird to accomplish the * sired
object. From the time l c3wuencei yo9r treatment,
there was gradual Improvement. Al the ED CT 4 few
weeks l was able to sit up an boar at 4 TINE, and in TX
months rode ten miles in Oae Gay. From that tins
improvement vas more raP.I-A&y- since irea aSiotO
Journey west. and an row esioying I good degree CT
health. feel that - yeur Treatment. rad.r the bless
ings of Col, | an iGdehtei for life ard comfortable
health. fcu-s sith nCch respect.
sR5-S- E
Mrs. B. resided during her sictEess. and ghil- under
treatment, in Manson Gsaa-a Co., ak=Te her fzth-r,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
Atwater's $500
EWIN E.

- Il w L IN G M A III i ~ II .
Awarded the LIST Premium, Silver Medal and Diploma,
at the N. Y. State Fair. held at Buffalo, Oct. 9th, 1861,
for Practical Utility, Simplicity, Capacity, Durability
and Beauty. Singers and Wheeler's & Wilson's high
priced Machines in competition.
Committee OF awards:
J. G CUYLER Editor Of Albany Evening Express.
b. OVIATT, Esq., Practical Machinist and Manufac-
tuLer, Rochester, NY
PuINEAS STANTON, Secretary of Ingham Univer-
sity, n. Y, and
CALVIN HUBERT, Esq, New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scisntihe
and Skillful Mechanics, to be the
MOST DURABLE, PRACTICAL, AND c,,,n1 prz
MACHINE sR ~INvnxTFD
The p~atentses claim TIL: II is, in fact the most relia.
~ "aehlne ever e.ered to the public. Its chief excel
renee consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
rEe principle is entirely NEW and 0RIGISAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. The
is entirely Invested OF anything like complicated ma
chinery, Sc common to all machines now known to the
public. 1t has neither LOoPER. HOOK, SHUTTLE, SPRING
or CAM, to get out Of order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
IL rs emPhaticaHy the machine for the people.
1t has but 10 be seen to be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the L. 8.
Patent Office, remarked Of 1t that at raS the m0sE
marked improvement in SEEING Machines, tkaf he lad
seea from tAe beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumbull county. by P.
W. GARDNER,o Of Bristol, and E. T. CLARK, of Wind
ham, Portage Co., o.. who are the sole proprietors Of
the right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand, and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended TO CJan.s 20, '5S-Iy.l
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The Weather.

The Weather.
On Monday morning the mecury indicated 4
degrees below zero; on Tuesday at 7 a. II it
was % degrees below; at noon on the same day,
it had risen to "a degrees above. making .
change of 46 degrees in five hours.
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I EGAL NOTICE.
Tru=sau Co. Gem. Pleas.

rs TruzbGfl CO. Gem. Pleas.
Mary MoTehouse. ct. all
Mary Morehouss will take notice TIA. 4 petition zss
tled against her and others on the9lSt dag OF January,
lr5S, in the CVoEt OF Commcu Pleas for the County o.
Trurihull and State OF Ohio. nv Martin Morehous-. SpJ
is snow pending. wherein said Martin demands Partition
Of the following Real Estate. to wiz: Parts pilots n &
a. In Greene Township in said Trumbuu Couuty. Al,
kncxr a. the estate Of Eli MOrehclse. deceased: and
that, at ths Dext term Of said Court, the said Martin
will apply for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises Dated January q. Is5S-
r. B. BARNES, Atty. for Petitioner.
Inn 81 IS5S-6Z
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SGIez. via Eden. ". jackson, &c, closes Mondays ard
Thursdays. at 9 p. m. and opens Wei & Sat 5 p m
Canton. via Duck Greek. Hannah's Mills. &C.. Nonda!s'
closes at G ?. T., and opens Fridsys a = N
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ By virtue of an execution to me directed and
delivered. I have levied upon. and shall expose to
Public Sale, at the Kinsmsn House, kinsman. Trun-
ball County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the eth day of February, 1858.
between the hours of ? and 4 o'clock P. NJ, Of said day.
three-fourth interest in a black Stallion. known az
David HiIl.") To be sold at the suit OF n. Plumb &
Co.. rs. Lysander Pelton, ct. al.
TSRNs-CGsA on day Of Sale.
A. \. LYMAN. sherir.
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FIRE IN WINDsoR-The dwelling
house of VIM. Adams. in Windsor, was
burned, with its entire contents, on the
night of Monday, Feb. LIST.
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Warren, October "a. 81.

CTEEL PENS.-Hincks, Wells & Cos.
~ Steel Pens No. 90. acknowledged by every one
who has used them to be the best in he market. Flat
Ivory and Wood pen holders, GilIott's celebrated 3a3
pens, Meyers Gu.tA Pereha coated pen fabres, Book
nan Z Langdon's, and q great variety OF the best
brand. Of Wood Pene;ls. both plain and livery tips fo-
sale at Wholesale and retail At
sTEYART's, 10 Market Street.
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SUsPENDED.-The Telegraph. publish
ed at Columbiana. We understand, has
suspended. These are hard times on
newspaper publishers.
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Mr. W. ?. Gardner,

viii be happy to meet ladies and others who
desire to examine Atwater's Sewing Machine.
at the parlor of National Hotel, OF Thursday,
the 25th inst.
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9pmt Sntsuiasnte.
OF MAILS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr OyFIcr, WARREN, CHIC,
January IL, Is5s.
For the present the several mails al this office will.
close And epen a. follows:
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NEW"
THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

THE WARREN GDODS sTOkE.
WE are now receiving u stock of
w Fall and Winter goods. 20 which ~ would call
the attention Of our c~rrons and the public. We have
purchased an unusually large stock Of goods. which
is we'll ADAPTED to the wants Of the people OF this yiein
ity. Ind Complies nearly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade Our purchases have been made since
the recent decline in goods occasioned by the pressure
in the money market, and we are prepared to offer in
-ducements both in low prices and in a complete and
well selected assortment Of goods We invite the peo-
pie Of Warren and vicinity to call and eIsmine our
stock, which is the largest, and comprises the richest
goods Of any in TrumBulI County, and wall be sold at
50 low prices az any en- the Western Reserve.
PECK, BuRWRLL & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

REvIvALs The Medina Gozehe says
that twelve were admitted TO the Baptist
Church on the 31st nit, and that never
SIEGE its first organization has the Erie
Street Baptist Church of that place had
SO much cause for encouragement as
now.
The gainesville Telegraph says: The
religious interest in our village continues
with undated fervor. Nightly meetings
are being held at the Baptist. Methodist
and Presbyterian Cburhes. which are at
tended with aattering success. On Sat.
urday last, Twelve persons were miners
ed by the Rev. J. II. Browne, of the
Baptist Church.
The Revival Meetings at the Metho-
dist Church in this village, were closed
on Sunday evening last, after a very
successful season of eight weeks dura-
ton. We understood that the names
of some seventy probationary members
have been placed on the books of the
socieiy.-Conneam Reporter.
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Dr.. Tubbs

Will fill his appointment in thi, place, st the
National Hotel, on Monday, March lst-
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sheriG's Once. Warren. Feb. Il, Is5s-aN-i.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
"a Notice is her,by given, that the undersigned
have been appointed and duly qualified Adainistra
tors on the Estate OF Alexander Ewing, deed, late OF
Newton Township. Trumbull Co.. o.
All perBOns 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, II. D., ,
LEVI EWING,
Newton. Feb. IL. ls5s-51.
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WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC
INSTITUTE. Hiram. Portarr c. O.

WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC
w INSTITUTE, Hiram, Portage c., 0.
The Spring Term of this Institute will begin on
Tuesday, March 9th, ISIS, and continue II weeks
The Eclectic is now in its eighth year of successful
operation. and from its past success the Trustees feel
confidence in recommending it to the public as uni
veTsally worthy OF their patronage
lis catalogues show an aggregate Of nearly 500 stu
dents annually Thirty of its former Students have
graduated with honor from the best Colleges in the
Bast and West, and about twenty more arr nov far
advanced in the College course No Seminary in the
vest has done more to encoura ge- collegiate education.
Ar other prominent aim of the Eclectic is 70 fit young
men and women for teaching. Nearly one hundred of
the students of last term are now teachers in Portage
Gn j adjoining counties. To the large circle who have
been students at the Eclectic, the board of successful
and experienced teachers needs no commentator.
TUITION E TERI FOR la WEEKS.
Common English Branches, $500.
Higher Cncluding Nat. Sciences0 $500.
Ancient Languages ami Higher Mathematics, $500.
German and French, 500 extra.
P. r. SPENCER, the author OF the spencerian Sys-
ten of Penmansh!p. will have charge OF that depart
ment
BOARD can be had in families from Sl,75 to $500
per week There are also opportunities for self hoard
ing.by which the exp-nseI may be considerably reduced.
Al communication should be addressed to J. A. Gar
field, Chairman Of the BOARD of Instruction.
ALYAH UDALL, Priest. Board of Trustees.
Uirpun. Feb. 10. IS52-6E.
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DHODES l. VERNIR'S celebrated
Ae Pittsburgh Ale. can Se found at all times at
LOWRY & FIELDS Market St..
Seb. }, ls5S-2n Warren, Ohis.
baltimore OYSTERS, by the can,
- for sale at LOWRY & FIELDS,
FEB. 3-2m Msrke. St., Warren, o.
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FOR A sHoIr TINE ONLY.

fVN SHVshI IIMb UNbf.
WARREN FANCY DYEING and
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT, removed to
Mrs. Messers Millinery Establishment, Millikin's
New Block, Main Street, Warren O.
W. CrOwther begs most respectfully to state that
he Colours all kinds of Ladies and GeutlemenS gar.
ments of Silk. Satin, Silk Velvet &c. WoOlens, Wool
de LANES. Coburgs, Alpaccas, Parramatas, &C., in a
superior style. Broche and other Shawls. &C., Cleaned
and highly finished. Gentlemens garments Cleaned in
9 superior style, equal to new. All work warranted to
give entire satisfaction. W. CROWTHER.
Warren. Ian. 81. ls5S-tf
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TUITION PER TERM FOR IL WEEKS
ALL

TO ALL WHOMITMAYC CONCERN.
i be IL known that, whereas my wife Lua Z. Fletcher.
has by persuasion OF her friends, left my bed and board
Without any Just cause or provocItion, L hereby warn
all persons from h%arhoring or trusting her on my &C.
CONT. as I am determined to pay no more debts OF her
contracting. A. ii. FLETCHER.
Warren, o., Feb. ,, 1e5S-3v.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
H Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Executor on the Estate
Of D.. Krahl, late OF ST. Paul, Minnesota
GEO. N. RAN
Gustavus, o., Feb. 5, ls5s-3xs
pOBBINS d LsROY are now taking
Ia a HeO aud beautiful specimen OF Art, the crayon-
otype, call and see them. IJsn. 81, '5o-1
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wulor Grove, Iowa, May Iss7.
LANDS FOR SALE.
HAVE FOR SALE, At GREAT

Mrs. B. resided during her sistEess. AMI ghil- under
treatment, in Manson Geaasa Co., sh~rs her father,
Sr. Chester Miller, still remains 1T
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Price 81. 90 per bottle. For sale by WOODS & PEW,
Z. 4. SMITH. Warren; ENSIGN &
Newton Falls. and by Druggists generally.
Jan 90, ls5S-ly.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
n O T &c E!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
~ sons in the county of Calaveras, who may
be engaged in the business of selling Merchan-
disc of any description, Liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, purchasers of and deal
erS in Gold Dust, County or State Warrants,
Pack or Wagon Pedlers Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, Auc-
tioneers, Theatrical, Circus or Serenading
Companies, &C., &C., must procure or renew
their Licenses within ten days after expiration,
or their names will be handed to the District
Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. D. BRUSH,
County Treasurer.
County Treasurer's Office, !
Mokelumne Hill, Dec. 7th, 1858. dll:l5
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
Written for the San Andreas Independent.
LITTLE NORTH AMERICA
By S. HENRY TAcY.

Comet of the great creation.
Guiding beacon of the day;
Emblem OF prospered nation,
Little North America.
Brightly is thy page in story.
'Blazoned with heroic deeds:
Crowned with an immortal glory.
The dear franchise of thy creeds.
Manfully our fathers battled.
In their knowledge and their might:
Cannon's thunder never ratified
That could lull their sense of Right
Scho'led to know that gross oppression,
Borne in silence made the slave:
Thou could'st yield not to aggression,
More, than an invaders grave
Thine are not the laureled pinions,
OF the bold invaders flight;
Each strong link of thy dominions.
Wears the escutcheon Of the Right.
Boastfnl of each strong alliance,
Europe may enjoy the field;
We the chosen walks of Science,
Seeking for the unrevealed.
'Tis not trophies stained and CORY,
With the blood Of conqered powers;
That can shed brighter glory,
Ger this starry page of ours.
We have fought to aid and better,
The condition of mankind;
And the mind without a fetter,
Rides in freedom on the mind.
Ours are trophies worth the wearing,
Worth the winning and the cost;
Worth the hazard and the daring
OF the spirits we have lost.
Ger the continent and the ocean,
Our proud bunting is unfurld;
And to Freedom in devotion,
Kneels the rind-enlightened world.
Comet of the great creation,
Guiding beacon of the day;
Emblem of prospered nation,
Little North America
KToE, December 18th, 1858.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,


In the District Court, Of the 5h hJadciql District,
IN and for said county
JOHN VI. WOOSTER, ANDREW GARDNER 4 B. D.
I. CLoUGH, Pitts,
THE SPECIMEN HILL QUARTZ MINING COMPANY,
Defendants
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF SALE,
I'D issued out of the said Conrt in the above
action, on the Judgment and decree therein, to
me directed and delivered, by which | am
commanded to sell the following described
premises and property, or so much thereof as
may he necessary to satisfy the sum of Four
teen Hundred and Thirty-Nine Dollars, princi-
pal debt, and the further sum of Forty-Three
Dollars and nifty cents, costs of suit, with in
terest on the principal at the rate of two per
cent per month from the rendition of the judg-
ment until paid, and interest on the said sum
OF Forty-Three Dollars and fifty cents, at the
rate OF ten per cent. per annum, together with
all costs of suit and accruing costs under this
decree have levied upon and will expose
for sale, on
Saturday, tie 18th day of December, 4. d. 1858,
between the hours of o'clock. A. NJ. and 4
o'clock, p. NJ, at the courthouse door, at Mo-
kelumne Hill, CalaveraS county, for cash in
hand to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said decree of sale and all costs: That certain
Quartz Vein or Lode, situate and being near
Anglers Camp, county and State aforesaid on
Angels Creek, below said camp about one
half mile, and being twenty-four hundred feet
in length, and three hundred feet in width,
with alits dips and angles, running in north
westerly course, commencing at stake on
the bank of Six Mile Creek, and running as
aforesaid in a north westerly course, to stake
twenty-four hundred feet from the place of be-
ginning, together with the Quartz Mill situate
on said vein near the bank of Angels Creek
known as the Specimen Hill Quartz Mining
Companys Quartz Mill.
D. L. MILFORD, Sheriff
Calavcras county.
By R. II. PAUL, Under-Sheriff
Dated Mok. Hill, December I'd, 1853. d4-l3
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
JAMES MoTTER, Pastor.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-We call the reader $
attention to the new advertisements of Dennis
Wyllie Il Dunning, dealers in Lumber, &C.; R.
.. Eells & Co., carriage importers L.
Schwartz, of the Premium Clothing Store :
Jonas G. Clark Co., importers and manu-
facturers of furniture; the book, diary and
magazine depot of Kierski & Bro; Bachman
Bros, importers and dealers in fancy and dry
goods, to be found in another column.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
DAILY EXPRESS
From Sam AnGreaS to

North Branch, Ldttn1er's Store, Central
Hill, Petersburg and Greasertoaen.
w. NJ. DENIG, informs the public that he
will commence to run Daily Express from
San Andreas to the above named places on
Tuesday, Dec. IA, starting from San Andreas
Immediately after the arrival of the Stockton
stage, so as to deliver the San Francisco
Daily AAa, Bulletin To1cn Talk, Herald, Morn
ing Call and Sacramento Union, the same day
they arrive at San Andreas. Also, all letters
and packages by Express or Mail, together
with all the San Francisco and Sacramento
Weeklies, San Andreds Independent and Gala
Uerds Chronicle.
On the arrival of each Mail Steamer by an
arrangement made between Mr.. E. Lobenstein
and myself, we will run an extra Express for
the distribution of the Atlantic States Papers
and Magazines to the following places: San
Andreas, North Branch, Latimer's Store,
Petersburg, Greasertown, Central Hill, Upper
Calaveritas, Lower Calaveritas, Old Gulch,
Mountain Ranch, Ell Dorado, Cave City, San
Antonio, O'Neil's Bar, Formans Ranch and
Kentucky Honse
Persons receiving letters or packages, for
warded per Mail or Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, can have them delivered every day by
leaving their orders at North Branch Post
Office Latimer's Store; Mills Store, Peters
burg; Taits Hotel, Greasertown, and Pratt's s
Restaurant, Central Hill.
Particular attention paid to all kind of col
lections, on reasonable terms.
W. N. DENIG, Proprietor.
San Andreas, Dec. Ii, 1853.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
Concord Grape Vines,

Direct from E. W. Bull, Concord, Massachusetts,
This celebrated, hardy Grape, will be offered
the present season at 50 each. All orders sent
as above-cash to accompany all orders sent.
An Invoice of Fruit and Tree Seed, just re-
ccived from Thos. Meehan, Philadelphia-the
finest collection ever offered in California
Cones of the Cedar Of Lebanon, and other va
rieries of the Pinus tribe, in seed and cones
Also, Pear seed, fresh and pure. Catalogues
mailed TO any address.
J. @. A. WARREN,
III Sansome street, San Francisco,
d1l:l7] Sole Agent for Thos. Meehan,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

10 NEWSPAPER BUYERS - Red" of the
Pony Express, informs us that. for the conve-
n'ence ol newspaper readers throughout his
old route, he has made an arrangement with
Mr. "m- M Denig, by which, upon the arri-
val OF each steamer, that gentleman will as
slst him IN the distribution of the Atlant;c
papers, so that they may be obtained ON ali
the routes at the earliest possible time. .sRedp
still remains sole distributor, and proprietor
of the regular Pony Express line.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

PApERs.-Nr. L. c.. Van Allen, book and
stationery store, Stockton, has our thanks for
a large bundle of States papers, among which
we note the Flag of our Union, Ballou's Pic
tcrial, New York Ledger, etc, etc.