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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-14

Dec. "a. 80.
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9eatbs.

In Warren, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. MARY R.
wife of Henry Stiles, Esq, aged so years.
In the u. E. Church, at Footvllle, Wis, Nov
9th, by Rev. G. H. Fox, Mr.. J. NJ. OWEN ant
Miss SIB. F., daughter of p. WalIihan, all o
Footville.
In Warren on the 4th inst, of Scarlet, Fevel
MARY OLIVE, only daughter of David and
Lucy Longmore, aged 3 years.
We laid her down in the grave to rest
Our bOsoms with anguish burning,
We knew that her spirit should ever be blcst,
But we thought of her never returning.
Bitter and few were the words we said,
Oar thoughts all of sorrow partaking.
We silently gazed on the face of the dead,
And felt that our hearts were breaking.
But the smiles of an angel tr~anscendcntly
sweet
To the colorless lip was giver,
That the spirit that left in It's retreat
As it flew to the bowers Of Heaven.
We will plant a rose tree above her head
And smooth down her clay cold pillow,
Oh, sweet be her rest in her lowly bed,
Beneath the over bending willow.
Long. long shall she slumber, the early blest,
Though reckless the foot that steps DER her.
Oh soon by her side shall the broken hearts
rest,
That cannot forget to deplore her.
In Wayland, Allcgan Co. Mich, Nov. 2lst
of Group, CLARA ELLEN, daughter of
David NJ. and Melissa C. Griswold age 5 months
md 5 days.
In Akron, on Wednesday, Nov. 3Oth, at the
esidence of his daughter, Mrs. S. Dodge, BEN
TAMIN T0WNE, in tho s5;h year of his age.
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The Atlantic G. Great Western.

The Atlantic s. Great Western alias the
Broad Guage' Railroad, has given signs of
existence. A meeting was held here some
days since, but tie members of the Conyen-
ton were as 'air-tieht' as the road, and
nothing came out. W. now learn that the
contractor. Mr.. Doolittle, has been notified
to be at 0lean on the 10th inst, with his
men, to resume work on the road. 1t is
also said that the gentleman entrusted with
the mission had succeeded in raising the
necessary funds across the water and that
they were to sail in the Persia on the Goth
of November. Also that the iron has been
lying in New York for a twelvemonth, and
will speedily be removed from its bondage.
1t is now said that the line will be inoper-
alton from 0lean to Akron in twelve months,
and to Dayton in eighteen MONTHS Qere.
Her.
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A WIFE's LErTERs-INTEREsTING Pos
TAI Observation-Disclosures General Holt
has recently decided an interesting and
novel question. A husband who had been
separated from his wife demanded that his
village postmaster should deliver her let
ter to him, and threatened a suit at law if
his demand was not complied with. The
wife, on the other hand, forbade the deliv-
cry of her letters to the husband. In these
circumstances the postmaster appealed to
Mr.. Holt for instructions. That officer
prOnounces the claim advanced by the hus-
band too preposterous to be seriously refu-
ted-indecd, he says it is abhorrent to law
as it is to the Christian civilization of the
age-and he directs the postmaster to de-
liver the letters to the wife.
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Sensation Writing-A Virginia Re-

QUEEN.
The Richmond (Ya) News, says of Dec.
Bird, a requiem over the ashes of Brown,
in the following fne and happy style:
EXECUTION OF OLD BRowX.-At Is
minutes past ii o'clock yesterday morning.
this old nefarious sinner expiated his most
unhOly crimes upon the gallOws. lie dam
glcd i'll an element for some time entirely
too pure for his loathsome carcass. and
stenched the atmosphere with that polluted
breath which had given vent to his fendish
purposes. Those limbs. that were made to
be governed by thought of such hellish
deeds, must have writhed in agony: and
those eyes, while starting from their sock
cts, could but too plainly see the black
scroll before them that had planned the
mode Of consumating his murdcrous intent.
But it is over, and the voice of the fallen
angel halls with extatic delight an addition
to its myriads of hcll-infatuated demons
But it Is all over, and Charon has his oars
all set and his sails to the breeze, to trans
fer this welcome passenger across the dark
waters of the Styx. But it all over, and
the cOld-bloOdcd heart of this would he de-
stroyer Of his own race, is being warmed
up, by the sulphrous blazcs of eternal woe,
But it is all over, and a Union-loving peo-
pie shout their hallelujahs, and sing their
gloria in e~reeLSis' for the consumation of
the penalty.
Various opinions have been expressed as
to the disposition of his body after death
some contending it should be delivered over
to his friends at the North. others to the
contrary. We say, let them have it, and
for many reasons-among them not the
least prominent is, that we could not see
the soil of Virginia defled by being the
receptacle Of such flth-hOrse manure and
guano would reject association with it; grass
would refuse to sprout in the bosom of the
fertile fields of the valley, and that scaven-
gerof u country, the noble buzzard, would
he driven from our State by the pcstiferous
stencil Of the carcass. Send him to the
North by all means. There let the wooden
nutmeg Yankee. in his speculative propcn-
sites, convert his bones into buttons and
tooth-picks. and tooth powder; his sinews
into hoops for women's skirts. and his mus
clcs into elastic bands, for Northern saw
mills. They will sell with rapidity, and
be purchased up as relics of the martyr
Brown Take him away! we want none
of him. we've had enough already, and
can't stand the thought of his being any
longer on our soil!
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VALoRoUs.-A blind lady, Miss LOCKER,
of Indiana, was stopping at the Mcclure
House, in M~artinsburg, Va, one day last
week. The landlady insisted that because
she was from Indiana. she was an Adolf
ZIONIST, and such a rookery wa raised about
the matter that the blind girl, acting on
the advice of a minister to whom she applied
for assistance, left the house. The fact
needs no comment. When a poor blind
woman cxcites fear in the hearts of Virgin
ians. who can be surprised that a COW
should excite terror in the breasts of their
sentry soldiers?
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Dismissed,

The American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions has issued a card sta
ting that the Rev. DIR. Pomeroy is no lon
ger to be recognized as a member of that
Board. The reason for the withdrawal of
confidence from DIR. Pomeroy is the expo
sure of certain female correspondence, which
brought the Rev. DR.. before the Board,
where he made a confession.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-14

A lady music teacherin one of the female
schools at Richmond, was lately dismissed
for sympathising with JoHS Brown. She
told the young ladies to call old BRowy
Mr.. Brown and added that he was en-
gagged in a meritorious cause. and was a
good and brave man. whose object was not
evil, &c, and the fact being brought to the
attention, she was Immediately
dismissed. and left for the North the same
evening.
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marriagts.

In North Bloomfield, on the 22d inst, by
Rev. Geo. W. Howe, Sir. EDWARD T. BAR
TON of Bristolville, and Miss N. MELINDA
HATCH, of Pennington.
In Youngstown, Dee. LIST. by Rev. C.. A.
Boardman, Mr.. DUNCAN WARD, of Niles,
and Miss PAMELA c.. daughter Of Asahel
Medbury, Esq, of Youngstown.
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kill their masters, to obtain their freedom,
and other language to that effect, that he
Or. Van Camp) became greatly excited,
and used language that he could not re-
peat. DIR. Breed claimed that when they
met in the room, as stated by DR.. Van
Camp, that M. Van Camp attributed Ian
guage to Senator Seward. which he Seward
never used, and then said that if a Senator
ever again uttered. or even justified such a
sentiment, he would shoot him in his place
in the Senate Chamber; and thereupon DR..
Breed became excited and Or. Breed) told
him, that he justified such sentiments and
row he could shoot him if he dare. That
they had an excited and angry talk. in
which e%xtravagant things were said by
both. 1t will be remembered that this oc-
CURED in a private room. in the presence
of only three persous. Upon DIR. Van
Camp, version Of the affair, DR.. Breeds by
two Justices of the peace, holding Office, and
administering law. under the government
of the United States, was required to give
bail in the sum of $4,000, to keep the peace
for one year. or in default that he be COM
mittod to jail, and there to- remain until
discharged, by the process Of law. Have
not the people of the Free States something
to do with slavery? l do not know what
statute DR.. Breed violated. There is said
to be an cid Statute of Maryland, now in
force in this District, which makes unlaw-
full such language, uttered to and in the
hearing of slaves. That abr. Breed done
Or said in this private room tending to a
breach of the peace? If his language was
violent, so were the words of DR.. Van
Camp, he should have been required to keep
the peace also. There was much excite
ment in the court room. and threats of Vi
olence to DR.. Breed, in the hearing of the
court when uttered. / heard one man (said
to be q slave-trader, declare that DR.. Breed
ought to be taken out and hung. This was
said loud enough to be heard all over the
court room. and no notice was taken Of
their threats whatever. This language Of
pro-slayery rufianism only tended to a breach
of the peace, for the benefit of slavery and
therefore the officials at Washington City
took no cognozanccof it. When DR.. Breed
gave the bond required, he left the Office fol-
lowed by q crowd, the nature Of which can
be inferred from the close Of an account
which l send yOu, published in the Star
Towards the close of the examination, the
crowd outside the Office rapidly augmented,
and uttered their sentiments in relation to
DR.. Breed in a tone that many thought Boz
ded no good to that individual when he
should make his appearance to retire; and
after the trial was over he was greeted on
his appearance at the door by some unmis-
taxable jccrs, and hOOtings. which the for
tunatc presence Of Capt. Goddard, and a
number of his police prevented from taking
more violent issue l submit to the vo-
tiers of Trumbull County, if they have not
something to do with this monster, slave
~, when such actions are sanctioned at the
National Capital? Yours,
NOW AND THEN.
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These periodicals ably represent the three great
p%niiiica ! I%aittts OF CT eat BTitiau-Whig, Tory, and
Radical-lut politics forms only ore ieatEre OF their
cEarIct er- As Organs Of The m1st profound writer's
on Scie nee. Literature. MoTaiity. and Religion, they
ttaud, IS they ever have stood. unrivaIed in the
world Of letters eng considered Indispensable to
the schoIsr and the professional man, while TO the
intelIig gent rea Ter Of every class they furnish a more
correct and satisfactory record Of the current litera-
lure IL tLe day. Throughout the world. than can be
possibly obtained from any other source.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-14

TO FATHERS AND MOTHERs.

You know how Important it il for your children
that you shonif keep good health. How frequently
d W see feeble parents dresse 1 in mourning on nc
count Of Ihe death OF their beloved chi:dr.n. What
a lily Il Ia when, by proper care and remedies. all
these trials and troubles can he avoided. When health
can he restored to the parent and life and happiness
to the child. Restore the health of the mother and
YOU obviate the necessity Of Paregoric, GOdirey's
Cordial and o'her injurious narcotics for crying chill
drep We entreat you. as We desire to improye the
condition of orr race. to procure Or. Morse's Alma
nae aud rad how diseases are cured in accordance
with laws, innocent Roots and plants.
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Some time last week the editor of the
Stark County Democrat was attacked In
his own sanctum by Peter Chance, the Re.
publican candidate for County Clerk, who
was defeated, as he thought, by the Demo
Gratis abuse. Chance fought with his fist,
the editor with his poker. No serious in
jury was done to either party.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-14

DEATH ROM BLEEDING AT TIE NosE.
NJ. Rhodes, proprietor of the juno
ton Hotel, Lafayette, Ind. was taken with
bleeding at the nose, and all efforts to stay
the effusion of blood proved Intellectual, lie
expired in a few hours.-Lqtdyctte Courier.
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The valet of Hon. Grantley Berkley, the
modern mighty hunter passed through Pitts
burg, Penn, last week, on his way East
ward, and being a comely man, gave him
self out for his master. Several Pittsburg-
ers politely called upon him, and paid pro
fund Difference to his remarks.
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discount Of twenty five per cent. from the above
prices viii he allowed 10 CLUBs ordering four or more
copies Of one or more OF the above works. Thus:
Z ctr eopirs q BiarkwocG. or Of one Review. will be
sent to one address for So: four cop es Of the four
Re views and BIackwoUd Tor $50; and so On
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Saturday vas spent in the House, in dis
cussing the adoption of the plurality rule,
and the doctrines of the Republicans and
ultra abolitionists. which was carried on
principally by administration and anti-ad-
ministratiOn Democrats.
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EXCITEMENT AT ARnEv1LLE, Miss-Thc

EXCITEMENT AT ABBEvILLE, Miss.-Thc
Oxford Mercury of Thursday, 9th. says:
Considerable excitement wasproduccd at
our neighboring town of Abbeville last
Sunday and Monday, by a gang of ten ped
dlers. Some stories represent them to US
as having been Irish or German, and 9TH
ers THAI they were aboiitioniSts ~endeavoring
to stir up an Instruction. The neigh
borhood became greatly alarmed when they
appeared, as 50 many Of that kind of ira
ders do not often travel together. They
were, the whole ten. arrested on Monday
and taken to Abbeville and examined, but
proof was ELECTED against them, except
that several were operating without license.
they were ordered to leave the State with
in a given time.
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P~ErERsoX's MAGAzIyE.-A new volume
commences in January, so now is the time
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Blackwoodis Magazine
AND
British Reviews.

SCOTT & CO.. NEW YORK, continue to publish
the following leading British Periodicals, viz:
l. The Loadon Quarterly Conservative
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4 BELLIGERENT MISIsTER.-The Rev.
JoaS w. MosELEY, member of the Presby-
terry of Central Mississippi, shot and killed
a DR.. WILSON, at S~arcoxie, No, on the first
inst DR.. WILSON had for some time been
making unlawful advances to Moscley's
sister who is the mother of six children
He wrote her a letter of eight pages. pro-
posing an elopement and marriage. and sent
it by his daughter-in-law, who handed it to
Moscley's mother. She showed it to her
son, who thereupon took WILSON'S life
MOsELEY was Immediately tried and ac-
quilted by the civil authorities.
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THE GUIDE

Scientific &Practical Agriculture
by HESRV SIFFHENs, 2. II. s. OF Edinburgh. and the
lite j. i. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific Arricul
lure IN Yale College. New Haven . vols. R9al
Octave. lCtU iaEes, ard numerous EnsTavings.
This is. COMES. ejly. the most complete work On
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GoDEY's LADY's Book-Dy Lewis A.
Cooley, Philadelphia.
The January number is "a splendid one,
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PREGNANCY.

During this critical period Mosse's Indian Root
Pills viii be required, because they cleanse the body
from those morrill, humOrs. and thoroughly drive away
all raias and give ease and CT fort 20 the mother
From one to three of these Pills. taken Two or three
tines a week during pregnancy. will cause the mother
a safe and easy delivery. and will lie sure and give a
stout and healthy constitution to the child.
DR.. MoRsE's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
es in Medicines. Dec. :. 'j9.-lm
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Z i=u1. is : gl)l Piano 5. i. Pouer0y has them,
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EARLY COPIES.

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ish publishers gives additiGua. value to these Re
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hands of subscribers about as soon as the original
editions.
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INHE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
L County. In the Court O. Common PlSas.

L County. In the Court o Common Pleas.
ZsphaLiI& Lara Ann Geiger,l
Austin W. SeOvill. Ann W Notice in Partition.
Perkins and Smi,h ScnviI.. Exr
Of Burnt Scoyill, deed:
The defendants will take notice that on the 18Th
day Of december. lisa, the plaintiffs Il ell their petit
tiOn in the Court Of Common Pleas for said county.
praying for partition Of the following described real
estate. to wit: Situate in Vienna township. TrumnuII
county. STATE of Chic. and known as part of lot No.
,, in said township. bounded as follows: East on lands
OF DaAiel LaHsIty, north un lands Of John Treat,
vest by the puDhc highway. AMI south by the center
Of the lane running between the above described
tract and land owned by John Stewart continuing
fOrty.niRe and one half ceres. more or less; and that
At the next term OF said Court the petitioners will ap
ply for an order that partition may he made Of the
same. ZEPgANIA q LAURA V GEIGER,
b. cox. RArLIFP * SPEAR, their Attys.
Dec. "A, ISjg-6w
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

~ The undersigned has bs.n duly appointed Ad
ministra'or on the estate OF lleman L. HarmOn n, late
ef Trumhzll County, 0hio, deceased All persons
indebted to the estate are reqIested to max. immedi-
ate payment, and those h,ying claims against the
same, will present them to the undersigned fr allow
ance. C. A. HARMON
Dec u 1870 -3w
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WASHINGTON, Dec. G.
HOUSE.

Mr.. Gilmore offered a substitute for
Clark's resolution, looking to the union of
national and conservative men on the basis
of the declaration heretofore made by Wings
and Democrats against the further agitation
of slavery.
Mr.. Curtis moved the previous question.
Mr.. Washburn, of Illinois. moved to lay
the whole subject on the table. Negatiyed
BY 4 tie vote.
The House adjourned without aballOt or
action on Clark's resolution.
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RCO
Frock, Dress &
BUSINESS COATS,

PANTS. VESTS, HATS, CAPS,
Shirts, Undershirts & Drawers,
and all kinds of Gents Hosiery, Beau
uful Styles of Cassimeres, Silk i Velvet
Yesiings for Custom Work.
invite those who have suffered by
the frost, and wish to economize, 10 call
and see my stock. 1t will take only a
very little money to dress you comfort
ably. You will find my goods at least
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
THIS MARKET