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Gift Book Sale.

Attention is called to the advertisements Of
George Adams Gift Book Sale. By reference
to them it will be seen that it is not a lottery.
Mr.. A. has a large stock of books on hand, more
than he is likely to sell in the ordinary retail
trade, during the winter, and while he sells at
the ordinary prices, he offers to each purchaser
a gift as an additional inducement to purchas-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30

The painting of "The Falls of Mill Greek"
which is now on exhibition at the Bookstore of
Porter & Son, from the pencil of Mr.. WI POr-
ter, is highly creditable to his skill as an ar
fist. To those who are familiar with the view
the truthfriness of the picture will be appar-
ent at a glance; and the execution and eoloring
are excellent.
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III Maxim strictly adhered tn
give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws Of lie
With blood my hands l never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, II j. LYONS, cures the
following c.mplaints in the most obstinate stages OF
their existence, yizi
Diseases OF the Throat, Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Drspsy in the Chest, rheumatism, Neuralgia. Fits
orEAIling Sickness. aud all other Nervous De
rangements. Also, all diseases Of the Blood,
such as Scrofula, Erysipelas, Cancers.
Fever Sores. Leprosy, and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms OF Female Difficulties attended to with The
happiest results
1t is hoped that no one will despair OF 8 Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb. Doctors Medicines
a fair and faithful trial III During the Doctors
travels in Europe. West Indies, East Indies. South
Am erica and the United States, he has been the in
strument in Gods hand, to restore to health AID vigor
thou sands who were given up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more, thousands who were on the verge OF the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill aad successful treatment, and are daily
exclaiming-"Bles.ed be the day when FIRST we saw
and partook Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine
Satisfactory references Of cares will be gladly and
ch~eerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in nOwise directly or indirectly induce or cause any
invalid to take his medicines without. the strongest
probability OF 4 cure.
Remember, con ult2tion and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered.
UPPost Office address, box 1868.
Sep 81, SLY R. ]. LYONS, Vi D.
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A committee of three were appointed to audit
the rceounts of the Treasurer, and all the I'M
settled accounts. F. Kinsman, JOIN Ratliff.
and c. NJ. Patch were appointed to constitute
such committee. after which the Meeting ad-
journed.
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DIR HOOFLAND'S
BAlSAT1IG CORDIAL

Coughs, Colds. IRfHeR-a, Crop. H0a-sHsss. Br0a-
eLifis. PneHz sHta. Diseases of the BOpsls arising
from Colds. IHciDieat C~OHsHmPfi0R. and for the re-
lief and If at all possible care Of PGtisHfS IN id.
RANGED stages Of the latter disease.
This C LIBERATED preparation like the Pitters. may
he confidently relied on. It is d designed for y class Of
diseases more general and more fatal than any other
to which the people OF this country are suhiect-thOss
springiag from u slight cold That eminent author
ity. DR.. Bell. says: II will not say that Colds are to
our inhabitants what the Plague and YsifOp FersT are
to those of other countries; but I can aver confidently
that they usher in disease of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
A further proof Of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from a common e0lG' may be seen by a glance
al the following statistics. taken from The recOrds Of
the Board OF Health Of Philadelphia. confessediy one
OF the most healthy localities in the Union:
lS52. Total deaths in PHILADELPHIA, n. 26i
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Trotting.

4IoItlAS'
On Friday last, , three year old Kennebec
colts, trotted on the track at the Fair Grounds.
The first mile was done in 4:27, and the second
in 1923. The winning colt is owned by Vim.
Fee, of Bazetta. The track was heavy.
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Examination of School Teachers.

The Board of County Examiners have held
"a public examinations between the 2Sth of
February and the 25th of November, 1883, with
the following results:
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The A~lphadelphian.

Let it be remembered, that this Society, of
which we spoke last week, holds its public an
nuai session this "wednesday evening. at the
High School Hall. Abundance 10 cents.
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Scarlet Fever.

There have been a few cases of Scarlet Fever
in this vicinity, within the past two weeks.
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A CARD.

Nr. George Oliver, we'll known by all lovers Of
good Bread and Buekvheat Cakes, is now officiating
as heat miller at the Western Reserve Mills. where he
would be happy tosee his old friends and patrons and
still increase confidence. which he so richly deserves
as a practical miller. Mr.. OILS unsurpassed in north
cru ohia. ~ Oct. 5, le50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30

Annual Meeting Of the Trumbull Coun-
ty Agricultural Society-Election Of
Officers.
The Trumbull Co. Agricultural Society met
at Empire Hall on Monday, the 2sth of Nov.
The Meeting was called to order by Harmon
Austin, President, and the Secretary being alb
sent, C. A. Adams was appointed Secretary,
pro TEN. 1t was then resolved to proceed to
elect a President by BALLOT. Henry B. Perkins
of Warren was elected President, and Josiah
Robbins of Niles, Vice President; B. n. Rob-
bins, Treasurer, j. D. Cox, Secretary, and T.
E. Webb, Marshall.
On Motion, a Committee of five were appoin-
ted to select names to be voted for to constitute
a board of Directors for the ensuing year. The
committee selected the following named gen.
tlemen, who were elected by reclamation:
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Justices, ConstabIes, Blanks,

TARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, suBPGSAs. E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERs,
WILL ~kFTkCTUALLY TIRE

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE,
Chronie or Nervous Ds6iii' y, Diseases Of the Kid
Hsys, and all diseases arising from q disordsr,d
LiUer or Stomach
Such IS Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness or
Blood to :he Head. Acidity of tn Stomach Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations Sinking or Flutt-riny
at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming OF the Heal.
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suaocating Sensations Rh.n in a
lying posture. Dinness of Vision, Dot. or Tebs before
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency
Of Perspiratioa. YelloNneSs OF the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs. &c. Sudden
Flushes of Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Con slant Ina-
ginings of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propTietors. in calling the attention OF the pub
lie to this preparation, do so with a feeling 81 the ut
mnst confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the
diseases for which tits recommended.
1t is no new and uutried article, but one that has
stood the tsst Of a ten years'trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale are unriyaIied by
any similar preparation extaEt. The testimony in its
favor gwen by prominent and weIl-knoEn Physicians
and indigidualsin all parts OF the countryis immense,
and 4 careful psrusal Of the Almanac, published annu-
ally by the proprietor and to be had gratis Of any Of
his Agents. cannot but satisfy the most ~skepticai that
this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity it
has obtained.
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More ThieVing.
American Bible Society.

J. N. Plant, the agent of this Society, will
visit this place, during the coming week, for
the purpose of receiving donations and furnish
ing bibles to the destitute.
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WESTERN RESERVE MILLS
WARREN. OHIO.

Better known as Van GOrier's Upper Mills. have been
thoroughly repaired - their present pr. prietors,
MOSer & Camp, and are now making a superior article
Of -four. Fairly surprising their old reputation Of
being the best Touring mills in the country. The FRO
prietors keep constantly on hand the v cry best quality
Of flour and wheat, which they self cheap, Wholesale
tn retail.
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FIRST CLASS INSURANCE. BY THE
Aetna Company Of Hartford, Conn.,,

INCORPORATED IN 1919. with per-
Il petual Charter, calls attention to the following
facts: gifts having a CASH CAPITAL OF ,eeu.OOO (abSo-
lutte and unimpairedE with Assets January Ist. 1853.
$780,. 92G.es, has TRANSACTED business successfully
30 years, and paid aggregate Losses Of over trstre
million sCdoIhsrs.
This eminent American Corporation founding it,
claims TO public favor on merit alone. ~sGorjing faeii
tiles and securities in matters Of In suranc-. CONNER
cal, Mechanical. Mercantile or Rural. while ranking
fr importance and public service. aDiong the FIRST
n INSURANCE COMPANIES OF AMERICA
Insures at rates as liberal rs the risks assumed per
Kit for solTeney and fair profit.
Losses e~luitlhiy adjusted and promptly paid. APP
plicati ms solicii ed and Policies issued
by ]. L.. FULLER, Agent.
MAY %, Ie5g-6m. AT WARREN O..
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Prof. j. A. Garfield,

Will preach in the Disciples Church in this
place, next Sunday, morning and evening.
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TINE TABLE-NO. Is.
To take effect on and after February 10, 1859.

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
AtcleVeland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
iuhons cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIeve.
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
atSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Mantua with Hacks for RavennA.
" Bracevilie Eith Hacks for Newton Falls. &c.
" Warren with lacks to Sharon, Greeny.lle Mead.
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
=" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by 7. IT. W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. l6, le5g. CHAS. L. RHODES supt.
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o. >,
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

Pursuant to the command ofsn aiias order Of sale
rom the Probate Court OF Cuyahoga County, Ohio. In
the matter Of the assignment Of Edwin G. French. Ed
ward ". COOok. Joseph Chamberlain and Henry A
Frey. partners under the name Of " French, Cook q
Co., to ne directed, and in pursuance OF the power
and authority in me vested by the deed OF assignm-nt
OF said parties and by law. l shall expose at public
auction on the premises hereinafter described. in the
township of Wes;heFsneld in tho County Of TrumLuli
and State Of OHM. on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30

PEAD TWICE. All the latest works
Ie Of the day csn be had at Adams Gift Sale, at the
sane prizes that they can G bought in any boob store
in America, and = handsome giftwiih each dollar book
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
v One of the best farms in Trumbull County for
sale at u bargain; situated in Hartford Township. one
and one half miles west from OrangeVille. 1t is hand
scmely situated. Al d surrounded by every needful adj
vantage; bounded on the north by the GreeDville and
Warren road, on the east by = good road. on the south
by a fne piece Of woods. On said farm there are four
god wells Of water, and other water privileges for
cattle, three orchards. three good frame barns. two
frame dwelling houses; it can be conveniently divid
ed into two or three parts; contains one hundred and
seveuty-hve acres, and is nearly square. We will sell
cheap and give \ good title and time for payment
Any sne wanting I bargain, viii do veil to come
soon. This farm is known as the lIuart farm. VIII
sell = part or all of it and can give eight or nine years
to pay for it. STREf6IT AXTELL.
Der IL 20 LIN
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THE ADMIRABLE QUALITIES
the n~ations."-BIBIE.
November Appointments.

TAR. R. J LYONS, the celebrated
- Indian Herb Doctor, can be consulted at the
following places every month during ls59-G0:
Cleveland ONCE: ls4 Superior street. 0ffca days
in Cleveland as foIlows$-ist, 2ds IIth, l2th, 18th,
altb OCH Och m a..
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The Cosmopolitan Art Association.

Bazetta, Nov. Is, 1889.
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AMOS ALLIsoNI. P.
Anpraised 1T sicf5 e5.

Appraiser n slUI0 =.
Tsrris Of sale. all sums Of 1000 md under otsh ard
all sumsof above sI00o. one-fourth Cash. at the time
Of sale, one fourth IN six months, and. oheicsrfh in
nine months all with inter -st-said drfarrsd payment
to be seeuredt to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
and to the approval Of the Probate Judge. Of Cuya-
hosa County, Ohio - Tr
NORBERT Z. PAINE, Assignee & Trustee.
PAINE & WADE. ATTORNEYS:
Cleveland, Nov. 10th, 1859. - CIV
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FRENCH n GERMAN.

Surrenes' French Dictionary
farquelte's French Course and Key to same
9licndorfs French Grammer
fasquelles ~Telemaque Fasqlelle's Napoleon
do Racine Maiame BeStael's COrinne
Life OF Washington Alder's German Reader
Woodbury's German Course
do Elementary German Reader
Key TO German Course EIwelI's G=rmaa Dictionary
German A u e Books and Sprllers
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cutters Physiology Cutters Anatomy
Gray's Botany Woods Botany
nitckcock's Geology Gray's Geology
Olmsted's Astronomy Smiths Astronomy
PArker's Composition Quackenbos' Composition
Watts on the Mind wrights 0thography
Whateley's Rhetoric Whateley's Logic
Wilson's Histories HickOk's Moral Science
Cousins Psychology Kane's Criticism
Webster's Dictionary, all sizes
Worcester's do do
Mahan's Intellectual Philosophy
UPhsm's Mental do
do On the VIII
Baldwin's Prononucing Gase;.ecr
Page on Teaching. Nv. Nov o. 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22
To Hon. Wm. A. Jones:

Slr-l adopt this medium to announce to | you, in view of the fact that large body | of your constituents, both in St. Francis | and Poinsett, as well as myself, have long been confident that was duly and legally elected as State Senator from the 18th sena- torial district of Arkansas at the late general election of August 2d, 1858; but through certain errors in the count of the votes of Poingett county, informalities in taking of depositions, to rectify said errors -together with the misplacing of portion of the registry of votes from Ransom's pre- cinct, in Greenfield township and in conse- quence of which the vote in my favor was much reduced and |, thereby deprived of the position to which the sovereign people had elevated me; and, inasmuch as our con- victions have been verified by the discovery in the clerks office of Poinsett of the miss ing portion of the registry adverted to, thereby restoring the original and legal vote of Ransoms precinct-thus vindicaung my majority, l deem it to be an act within the l Strictest line of proprietv, based upon con alterations of duty to the people, respect for myself and the due exercise and exten- sion of courtesy to you, as my competitor, to give publicity to the finding of the lost record, in order to determine conclusively, our relations and claims before our fellow citizens.
 The object of this communication ie to criticise the work of the committee on elections, individually, which decided against me; nor to reopen discussion cap tiously, but simply, in this connection to invite your attention to that particular con- clusion whereby six of my votes were dis posed of. You will recollect that the poll book of the precinct instanced, showed six ty-two votes to have been cast for all can didates, and that the judges declared over their own signatures that Vim. A. Jones, had received 23, and F. Van Patton had re- ceived 36 votes, making for us two, in the aggregate 59. But, inasmuch, as the regis try accompanying the poll book (but not connected with it) when produced on the occasion of your taking depositons and scrutinizing the evidences of election, con tained the names of 5 voters only dis crepancy existed. To produce correspon- dence and harmonize the imperfect or mu- dldted registry with the declared vote, for Senator, as per exhibit of poll book, the committee abridged my number six votes, leaving only thirty. By the restoration of the lost list, thus perfecting the returns from Ransom's precinct, I am fully entitled to the six votes previously deducted, as the course which in the opinion of the commit tee warranted such abridgment no longer obtains; consequently the constructive ma- iority of five, under which you hold the po sition of Senator Is transcended, and you thereby clearly and indisputably, shown tt be in the minority. Subioined, you vii please note the certificates, respectively O the clerks (elect and pro tempore) of tn county of Poinsett, regarding the discover, of the lost paper.
 Very respectfully,
 your fellow citizen,
 P. VAN PATTON.
 Cold Water, Ark, May 2S, 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22
New Goods Lower than Ever.

A POLLOCK is now in the receipt and 1As opening one of the largest and cheapest stock of spring and summer DRY GOODS,
 FANCY GOODS,
 READY MADE CLOTHING BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS to be found ir Little Rock. My stock of dry goods consists il part of Plain and Fancy Silk, Plain and Fancy Beraige, Brilliants, Lawns, DeLains, French English and American Prints, etc., etc.
 Enlbroideries of the latest and finest styles, very cheap Silk anC Lace MANTILLAS, HOOP SKIRTS; together with large stock of Trimmings, etc., etc. DOUBLE SKIRTS,
 ROBE AND SIDE STRIPE
 DRESS PATTERNS Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Silk and Mohair Mitts, and Silk and Cotton Fringe in large variety My stock of Ready Made Clothing is the largest and cheapest in this place. and consists il part of black, brown. blue and fancy cut cloth coats Italian cloth, linen, marsales, duck cOats etc. full suts ot fancy cashmere, pants of fine black, fanc, cut doeskin cashmere, marseiles linen Italian cloth and good stock of common working pants: vest, of all kinds, boys clothing, and a large stock O. Whte Linen Coats, Pdnts and Vests LADIES CATERS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS gents and boys fine shoes, boots gaiters and bro gan shoes, very cheap.
 Also general stock of hardware, guns cutlery qunensware, sadalery, erocenes, tobacco. segears Imported and Domestic Liquor, all of whicl will be sold at the very lowest cash prices. Cal and examine them all No trouble to show goods April 21, le59. A. POLLOCK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22
Number 37.

Greenfield township, Poinsett county, that was returned into this office and filed on the 3d day of August, 1858, by R. H. Stone. late clerk, at general election held in said township on the 2d day of August, 1858, at which time and place Philip Van Patton received 36 votes for State Senator and Wm. A. Jones received B votes. The name of the voters of said lost instrument are given below and making 62 in all-tDe full amount as was certified by the judges of said elortiop.
 54 s. w. Duke.
 55 Chas McDoniel.
 56 S. Mcdaniel.
 57 William Hood.
 5S J. A. Keller
 59 J. P. Dotson.
 60 A. J. Wilson.
 61 Sam'l McGowen
 62 Joseph Moss
 This May 6, 1859.
 Copy. w. c. MALONE,
 % Clerk pro tenn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22
Renoval N EW STORE & wHARFBOAT. RAPLEY, HANGER G CO,

AoWer Ldndang, Little R0ck, Ark. THE undersigned would inform their A friends that they have lately removed to their new and commodious store and warehouse. On the opposite side of the landing, and next door the rfahkiin House, for the purpose of transacting a general Mercantile, Commission and For warolng business, and Steam boat Agency as heretofore, under the name and style of the old hrm of Rapley, Hanger & Co.,, where they in teiu keeping on hand well selected stock of goods suited to the wants and demand of this trade.
 ALSO, will do a general Storage and wharf-boat business upon their new Wharf-boat Virginia neue' where We will have greatly increased facli- ues TOT conducting a Commission and Forwarding business, cheaper than ever from the fact that all expenses Tor drayage and extra handling of reghts VIII De saved to the owners of the goods. Tender Ing thanks to customers and friends for past iavors we would solicit their patronage to the new house. Owners and shippers of merchandise and produce may rely on the best attention to their in- tefests, and rigid adherence to their wishes and instructions, consignments of Flour, Bacon, Corn ana country produce generally, or any thing else that Will bring money in this market solicited Sales and remittances made promptly.
 CHARLES RAPLEY.
 PETER HANGER.
 $. H. NIEMAN.
 Little Rock, June Sth, lS59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22

g- The following extract from an ar ticle in the New York News, Is commend ed to those oppositionists who profess to believe that they can conquer democracy;
 ''It Is true, in several of the States, from local causes, the opposition to the demo- cracy are in the majority. As soon as the contest becomes national, the dissolution of the opposition party is inevitable.- There is no nationality or pervading posi- ton in favor of any one great principle upon which it can rally. The incongruous clements of this piebald concern are well told in the various cognomens 1t has been obliged to assume in different States. In Massachusetts they are, Jefersonian Anne rican republicans" in Missouri, free de- mocrats; in Virginia, whigs; in Maryland, know nothings; in California, Broderick men; in Pennsylvania, the peoples party; in Kentucky, Tennessee, and other south ern States there are not enough of them to agree upon any suitable name, and call themselves, the opposition. And it is such a conglomerated, anti-within. itself coali- tion that talks about beating the great de- mocratic party of the country. We ask pardon for dignifying the assumption with serious criticism.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22

ANOTHER RESURRECTION OF" FREE NE GRoEs. ."-Another French ship, which had loO free negro emigrants" on board, has been the scene of massacre. The brig Marie Angelique called, on its way from Nossi-Be to Reunion, at the Bay of Baly on the western coast of Madagascar. The free negroes" addressed themselves to the native authorities there, rose in insurrec- tion, killed the '' representative" of the French Government, and wounded the second commander and two seamen- The Preach war-ship Cordeliere hastened, on the news of these events, from Mayotte to Baly, in order to take the native authoities to account