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WHICH CAR Is THE SAFEsTl-At the
late Railroad accident al tie S1quoit
bridge, the forward car went down; in
the Erie Railroad accident, the rear car
went off the embankmenf; and at the
Housatonic Railroad, the middle car
was entirely deslroYed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-01

DOUGLAS says that twenty five years
ago he entered Winchester, Ill.,, a poor
boy, with his coat on his arm and not a
dollar in his pocket. He is, at the end
of a quarter of a century then a poor fell
low still, accused CT having turned his
coat and not having eight real principles
in his heart or pocket. There is some
reference to his final fate in the initials of
his name-SAD Lou. Jour.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Wheeler Moreh lase. FIJI. In Court Of Common
vs. fPieas of Trumhull Co.
Mar Nforeboura naf Ohio CrUUoN
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

~ DER OF COURT-In obedience to an order Of
the Probate Court Of Trumbuil County, Ohio, 1 shall
oHer at Public Sale, on the 18th day OF October next,
between the hours OF and o'clock. P Mat the prem
Uses in Loristown. County and State aforesaid, the fol.
lowing Real Estate. as the property OF John Lepley,
Sen. deceased; Situate in said Township of Lordstown,
being parts OF lots Nos 5 and IS. and known as the
farm on which the said Lerley lived at the
time OF his death, containing thirty acres OF land. with
the appurtenanees thereon free of all encumbrances
Terms Of Sale-one third in hand, one third in one
year, and one-third in two years.
JOHN LEPLEY, Executor Of
sept ], 5e-fw- John Lepley, Sen. dc'd.
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EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Board of School Examiners foI

Il TrumbuII County. wiz commence their regular
examinations on Monday the 21sh day OF September
next. and for the convenience OF the Board and Teach
ers. the Boari have dist-icted the County as follows
Those persons who wish to be examined. and reside
in The Townships Of Gustavus, Greene and Kinsman,
will attend for examination on Monday the 9Th day
Of September next.
Those residing in Pennington, Mesopotamia and
RIoomdelj. on Wednesday the 29th day OF ~eptember.
Those residing in Johnston, Mecca and Bristol, on
Friday the ist day OF Oe,obsr.
Those residing in Fowler, Hartford and Vernon, on
Monlay the 4ih day Of October
Those residing in SOuthingtan, Champion and la
zetta. on Wednesday the 9th day ofOctober-
Those residiug N Loristown- Newton and Brace
willie, on Friday the Sth day Of October.
Those residing in IIowland. Weathers6eld and War
rem. on MONDAY the 18th dag of October.
Those r~esifing in Hubbard. Brookfeld. Vienna and
Liberty. on "Wednesday the 2Oth day Of October
1t is expected that those persons residing in the
several districts. will attend on the day designated
for their district The examinations will all be held
at Empire HILL in Warren. and to commence at 10
O'Clock. \. ", of each jav
u. H. uUTcHINS. Clerk
Warren, Aug. s5. '5s-7w. Of Board Of Examiners.
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AN ITEM FOR DRINKERs.-We copy
the following for the benefit of that class
of drinkers who make a practice of i'm
billing to excess and ''laying round
loose" May they profit by the warn
ing.
cat Cincinnati. the other night, a man
named John Butts, while going home in
toxicated, fell in the st: eet, and rolling
over into the mouth of a sewer, came
near being eaten by rats. 1t seems that
as officer Lewis was going his rounds
about twelve O'Clock at night, he discov-
cred a pair of legs sticking u from the
well hole of the sewer. He forthwith re-
paired to the spot, and failing to arouse
the owner of the legs, caught him BY
the heels and drew him out, when it ap
peared that one of his ears was eaten off
by rats. The vermin had just COM
menced their repast, and would doubt
less have finished him by morning.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-01

THE Republicans of Lancaster county,
Pa, (Mr. B~uchanans's home,) yesterday
nominated Thaddeus Stevens for Con-
gress, and he accepted. We hail this as
one more indication that our next House
is TO be decidedly stronger in intellectual
and political ability than any recent pre-
decessor. Mr.. Stevens is one of the
best men in Pennsylvania or in the
Union, Republican, in every impulse
and conviction, yet with the confidence
of every division of the anti Lecompton
forces of his State. He has been twice
sent 10 Congress from that district by
very large majorities; we believe he will
be returned next Oc'ober by not less than
four thousand, though JUICE Wilmot had
but little more than one thousand there
last year. In the House, he will be, as he
has been, one of the wisest as well as
strongest champions OF free labor, and
OF the entire national policy which tends
to its development, security and univer-
salty. We trus, other districts will
emulate the example of Lancaster, and
send their very strongest men 10 repre-
SAINT them in The next Congress.-N Y.
TriJ.
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State Fair and Mahoning Rail Road.

Tickets to Sandusky, will be sold al
all stations on the road, at the usual
price, emitting the holder 10 return any
time during the week of the Fair. See
advertisement, next week.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

~ Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate Of David Curtiss. late Of Southington. TrumbulI
County, deceased.
HEATHMAM.
Sar. I Iz52 -qv
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Why should forty thousand people in a

Why should forty thousand people in a
Territory be allowed a representation in
Congress of n Representative and two
Senators, when ninety thousand people
in Hamilton county are permitted to
have only one member of the House Of
Representatives2-Cin Eng.
Why didn't you think of that when
you and your friends we're so exceedingly
anxious to have Kansas brought into the
Union under the Lecompion constitution?
Jour.
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PROF. G~ATCEgELL,s
Treatment of Chronic Diseases.

HAVE fOT ONE years devoted myself,
Il almost exclusively, to the treatment Of Chrsnic
Diseases. In order TO insure the greatest possible sue
cess, / have made original Investigations into the
properties Of a large number Of medicines. both mine
raj and egetahle-iiseOyeTin in some Of them, and
especially in our native herbs previously unknown
virtues. These Investigation l have prosecuted to the
establishing Of an original method of treating that in
tractable class of diseases termed Notwithstanding
Dyspepsia, rheumatism. Salt Rhcum. Scrofula, Con-
sumption. Bronchitis, Cancer. Diseases OF the Bones.
Female Diseases. General Debility, and in fine, all the
lingering diseases OF the Lungs, Liver. stomach, Bow
els, &c. 1 have cured Cancer by internal medieation;
have treated Female Diseases with almost invariable
success, as well as that unfortunate state commonly
termed General Debility. from which so many of our
youth are suferinS0 and have arrested the progress of
lean be seen at DR.. BaIscoE's Office, at Newton Falls.
Patients too remote to visit the Office. can be treated
by letter. Prescriptions, including msdicine for eigh-
or ten weeks, from three to five dOltrs, in advance.
II. P GATCHELL, Prot. of
Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology.
Strangers are with pleasure referred to the following
gentlemen, resident in this County:
Dr.: J: H, Prise2s, Newton Falls
Calender & Robbins,
Ensign & SOule,
Dr. L. ". Townsend, Warren.
I. d. Webb. P. NJ,
Hon. t. Milan,
W. G. barley, Esq.
The reputation Of DR.. 3. L. Hill. so widely and avo-
rably known, both as a teacher Of Anatomy and Sur
gerry, in two different Medical Colleges, and as an
extensive and successful practitioner Of medicine,
gives to the following letter peculiar value:
W. II. COLLEGE,. October 18th, 1857.
Pros. GATcHELL- Dsar Sir: Permit me, as you are
about to enter upon a wider field Of medical labor. to
introduce you to the numerous friends, both physicians
and laymen, that a life Of medical teaching and active
practice has secured me-
Intimately acquainted with you. as I have been. for
the last twelve years. both as 4 practitioner and teacher
Of medicine, du-ing a part OF the time as a partner in
practice, with daily opportunity of observing your
skill and success in the treatment of the different forms
Of chronic diseases. incident to both sexes and all ages,
1 most unhcsitatingly say to my friends, that know
no man now living in whom Ihave so much confidence,
as a physician in chronic diseases, whether as regards
accuracy in distinguishing or skill in treating.
I would also express to them the very high conf
dence which l have in the honor and integrity which
1 have ever found to mara your intercourse with 9TH
eTs. With highest esteem, very truly yours,
Sept. ], 55-tf. b. L. HILL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-01

TBy an Act Of the Legislature Of last winter, a
Law was passed providing for the semi-annual eonec-
ton of Taxes. which provides that the one-half Of the
taxes levied for the current year shall be paid on or
before the cath day Of December. 1858, and the remain
ing half on or before the 20th day Of June, 1859. the
same penalties attaching to the non payment Of the
amount due bee. 20, ISIS, as is the whole amount vas
due as heretofore. d. D. GILMORE
County Treasurer.
Treasurers Office, Warren, TrunbuH Co..
Ohio. August 25th. IS5--6w-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-01

The wife of George Snow, Of Arkan-
sas, gave birth to three children July
2S,h.
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The Quarterly Reviews.

Republished in this country by Leonard
Scott & Co. 81 Gold St., New York.
500 per annum for the four Reviews
and Blackwood's Magazine, or $500
for a single Review or Blackwood.
The Summer number of the Wes,min-
lister and the Edinburgh are on our table.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Calvin at
Geneva; 2, The last days of Church
rates; 5, Domestic Annals of Scotland;
4. Cardinal Wiseman's recollections; 5,
Medical Education; 6, Women artists; Z,
Recent astronomy, and the Nebular Hy-
pothesis; 8, Contemporary Literature.
EDIEBURGH REVIEW, Hugh Miller;
2, Theirs History Of the Consulate and
the Empire; 8. The progress and Spirit
of Physical Science; 4, Canning's lite
rary remains; 5, The health of the army;
6, The Cells and the Germans; z, Pos
thumou's memoirs and Songs Of Beran-
ger; 8, Chronicles Of the Teutonic
Knights; II. Frounde's King HenryV1I1;
10, The Hindu Drama; IL. Earl Grey
Parliamentary Government.
There will be a Pioneer Meeting and
Pic Mic at Granger, Medina County,
the 10Th of September. The Hon. L..
V. Bierce, of Akron, and others, will
address the assemblage.
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woods Hat stOre!

II p MEssRs. MUNS * Co., are extensively engaged
in procuring patents for new inventions, and wills
advise inventors, without charge, in regard to the
novelty Of their improvements. Sent. I. 55-3S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-01
CHERRIES SALE.
rrumbuu Com. Pleas.

vs. In Trumbul CON- Peas
siIas D, adams & wifeS
By viitueofa an alias order Of sale issuel out the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trunhull C"un.y, Chic, to me dr
rected and delivered, l have levied tpcn and shall
expose to puhlic sale. at the door Of tie Court House
in Warren, in said County, on
Saturday, the I'd day of October, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 P NJ. Of
said day. the following described Real Estate situate
in Bristol TGWnship. Trumhull County. and IS snown
BY part OF LOT a.. and is bounded as follows. to wit
Beginning ir the North west Of said lot and on the
middle Of the North and South ROAD At the Northwest
corner OF Aaron Fenton's lanii therce North on SAID
road and lot line eleven ciEius aud twenty links to
the middle Of an East ard West road running across
said lot No. A.: thence East on said last mentioned
roal 90 chains and % links TO the West line Of the
Huntley lot or farm; thence South on said Huntley's
West line ten chains and sixty -one links to the North
east corner Of said Aaron Fentoo's land, thence West
by a newly marked line &c chains and "a links to the
place Of beginning, containing about Thirty acres Of
land. more or less. Appraised At per acre
A LYMAN. sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Warren, Sept. !, I~s5e-Jw-4,i3.
T EGAL NOTICE.
~ Wheeler Moreh use. FIJI In Court Of Common
vs. fPleas of TrumhuIl Co.
Mary MOrehouse. Def. Ohio. SUMMONS.
The said Mary Morehouse is notified that Wheeler
Morehouse has filed his petition against her in the said
Court. alleging that Eli MOrehouse. in his life tine,
executed TO him a deed Of 65 acres OF land IN Greene,
Ia said county, and that by mistake there is a INSIDE
scriptlcn OF the land in said deed. The PRAYER is to
have said deed reformed, and said Mary release her
right as heir to the land Intended to be decided.
SAID petition must be answered by the 23d day Of
The said Mary Morehouse will also take notice th,t
dispositions will he taken for said plaintiff, at Wayzata
Post Office, in Hennepin County, Minnesota, on this
sth day of October, between the hours Of 9 A. NJ, and
Up. NJ, of said day.
WHEELER MoREHoUsE;
By CHAs- A. HARRISGToS, Atty for PHI.
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scientific A m N.
PROSPECTUS.
FO
BEGINS SEPTEMBER IL, 1858.
INVENTORS,
Manufacturers and Farmers!
T1HF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has

Il now reached its FOURTEENTH YEAR and will
enter upon a New Volume on the Iith OF September
1t is the only weekly publication Of the kind now issued
in this country. and it has a very extensive circulation
in all the States Of the Union. 1t is not. as some might
suppose from its title, a dry, a5srruse work on tech
nical science; on the contrary, il so deals with the
great events going on in the scientific. mechanical and
Industrial worlds, as 20 please and instruct every one.
If the Mechanic or Artizan wishes to know the best
machine in use, or how to make any substance en-
wishes to know what is going on in the way Of improve
ments-if the Manufacturer wishes to keep posted with
the times, and to employ the best ~facilities in his bust
ness-if the Man of LEISURE and Study wishes to keep
himself familiar with the progress made in the chemi-
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other machines and appliances, both Of peace and war
all these deSidsrafG can be found in the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, and not elsepkere They are here present.
ed in a reliable and interesting form. adapted to the
comprehension OF minds unlea-ned in the higher
branches OF science and art.
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Ne6 advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.

To Farmers and all others Interested.
THE UPPER MILLS are again in
Il repair and good order for Touring, c~hopping, sc.
Call and prove it. Flour constantly on hand and for
sale. The highest market price paid for Wheat.
GEO. VAN G0RDER.
Wa-ra, N Sa,. I IEjs-tf
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VIOLINS & GUITARS at
v ADAMS MUSIC STORE
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FOR COUNTY
TOwNsHIp, SCHOOL ANp ornEE TAxEs.

FOrthe General Fund I 40 mills. For Bridge Fund
$50 mill. For County Inlrmary Fund 81 100 MILL
Total County Levy 2 1910 mills on the dollar. Total
State and County Levy 8 mills on the dollar.
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After which the Treasurer will keep an office at War
rem. for the purpose OF receiving Taxes, uDsil the 20th
day Of December, 1853.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-01

IN pursuance of law, /, D. B. Gilmore,
Il Treasurer of TrumbulI County, hereby notify the
tax-pagers thereof. that the rate of taxes for the year one
thousand eight hundred and 6fty-eight. are as follows
o STATE PURPOSES.
For support Of State Government : 10 mill. For
payment OF interest on State Debt sinking Fund" TX
mills. For State Common School Fand IL mills. For
District School Library Fund lilo mill. Total State
Levy 3 Il2O mills on III. dollar
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET :

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
For Congress,
JOHN HUTCHINS, of Trumbull.
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By viitue OF an alias order Of sale issuel out the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumhull County. Chic, to me Dir
rected and delivered. l have levied rpfn and shall
expose TO public sale. at the door OF the Court House
In Marren- in said CnnnrV. on
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

A HARD WITNESSING. Jones lent Mr.
Smith horse, which died while in his
(Smith's) possession. Mr.. Jones brought
suit to recover the value of the horse,
attributing his death to bad treatment
During the course of the trial, witness
(Mr. Brown) was called to testify as to
how Mr.. Smith treated horses. Lawyer
with bland and confdence-invoking
smile) well, sir, how does Mr.. Smith
generally ride horsep Witness: with a
merry twinkle in his eye, otherwise imper-
turable): .Astraddle, 1 believe, SIR Law
yer with scarcely perceptible flush of
vexation upon his cheek, but still speaking
m his smoothest tones): But, sir, what
gait does he rider Witness: He never
rides any gate, sir; his boys ride all the
gates Lawyer This bland smile gone,
and his voice slightly husky. But how
does be ride when in company with 9TH
ersg Witness: Keeps up if his horse is
able; if not, he goes behind Lawyer (tri-
umphantly, and in perfect fury). How
does be ride when aloneg Witness: Don't
know; never was with him when he was
alone Lawyer: 4 have done with you,
SIR
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ty Yearly Adrertisers, at no time to exceed foay
squares changeable at pleasure and limited strictly to
their Own immediate business, win be charged $780,
u Business ards, not exceeding sir lines, will be
inserted one year for $500 yearly advertisers Cards
will be inserted one year for $500.
u Advertisements Ieaded, inserted under the
head of Special Notices. and Doubs oinnm ADVERTISE
nents, will be charged so per cent more than the
above ratez.
In all cases-e1cept at the option of the publisher
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RARITY OF TRUE GENTLEMAN.-Per-
haps gentleman is rarer gentleman than
some Of us imagine. Which of us can
point out many such in his circle; men
whose aims are generous, whose truth is
constant, and not only constant in its kind,
but elevated in its degree whose want Of
meanness makes them simple, who can
look the world honestly in the face with
an equally manly sympathy for the great
and the small? We know hundred
whose coats are very well made, and a
score who have nice manners, and one or
two happy individuals who are in the Gin
ner circles" and have shot into the centre
Of the bulls eye of fashion; but of gentle.
men, how manyf Let us take little
scrap of paper and each make out his list
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THE LAW or NBWSPAPERS.

ses-z THE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.
L. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
considered wishing to continue their sub
scriptions.
2. IF subscribers order the disconnuance of their pa
pers the publisher continue to send them until ali
arrearsges are paid .-s
3. the subscribers neglect refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they directed they
are held responsible till they settle their bills and order
the papers discontinued. 49,
II any Subscribers remove to another place without
Informing the publisher and their paper is sent the
former direction, tney are held responsible
S. The Courts have decided that refusing tn take
newspaper from the oce removing and leaving II rn
called for is primc evidence of Intentional fraud
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Duration of Life of Animals.

The following table Of the duration OF
life in certain animals is translated from
an old German work. The cricket, 10
years; spider, L; carp, 100 to $50; pike,
10; crockodile, 100; tortoise, 100; hen,
10; peacock, "a; nightingale and lark, l6
to ls; canary, (if it does not oouple,) "a;
canary, (if it breeds annually,) 10; spar
row hawk, 40; goose, so; swan, 100; ca
gle, 100; parrot, Ito; rabbit, from s 10
g; groat, 10; sheep, 10; hog, 20; ;cat, ID;
squirrel, z; hare from Ito 8; dog, from
% to 2s, wolf, 90; bear, 20; fox. IS; lion,
; 90; cow, 20; bull, 80; OK, (draught,) 10 !;
deer, 20; horse, from IS to 80; ass, from
25 to 80; camel, so to go; elephant, $50
10 200.-
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