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8altiintOrc=yctf ctf=SoOlpital,

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49H M per0en farm.
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@ef1brli9e &ranfbeit.

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noe eas er eeg 8stm esr 9mrstaftcn Rrauibe In 6 auf
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Selpnpers III beaAten F!

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4Frtd7 unb aepIcI- gratnhpein su oerfauieu Bel
De omi8 unb Mcger8,
3tA H.t1l9tit 80. 9pmmerceltr.
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Mn Grembe.

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g1etn b bon @enua wedu i6 gu ba9em Hrete pertauie.
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Deutsche Servelat : Wurst.
N6etn=gBetne per / DuBenb perpadt
su ben biaiotea Qreien.
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Sun0e Veute,

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
Somt 5nttaigtmt.
Festival of the Sons of Malta.

The members of this popular Order held
high festival at Empire Hall, on the evening Of
Tuesday the 30th ult. A large number of in
vited guests were present, and with the men,
bers, passed the early hours Of the evening in
social chat, ~interspersed with good music by
the Philharmonic Society.
At9o'clck the elder and more sober part of the
crowd adjourned to Camps Hotel, where an
excellent supper was provided; while the gay
CT portion, attracted by the tuning of instru-
ments, and the voice of the1eader of Beavers
Band, arranged themselves in couples on the
floor after the forms for such occasions made
and provided. About ten O'Clock, there ap-
peared on the scene, four personages dressed
somewhat differently from the prevailing fash
ion, but whether IN the legitimate regalis of
the Order, we cannot say not being posted. One
was habited almost precisely, as we have seen
an 0jibwa Indian on a gala day. a second
must have belonged to the Flat Head tribe, and
his outward adornments were rather the worse
for wear. The third and fourth non-descripts,
being unlike anything on the land, or the wat
ers beneath; and we shall not task our powers
by any attempt to pen-paint them. All wore
masks, and though not as handsome as some
people we have seen, they seemed great
f~svorites with the ladies; and though somewhat
savagei in their appearance, had avery civilized
way of dancing, and found plenty Of partners.
After these came several of the dignitaries of
the Order, dressed in long robes and handsome
regalias. at different hours of the night. diff
ferent companies adjourned from the Hall to
the Hotsl, to test the hospitality of Mr.. Camp,
and none came empty away.
At an early hour ION Wednesday mOrning)
the last quaGrille ended, and sons people were
tired.
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Lectures!

Mrs G. NJ. Stowe, OF Wisconsin, a Poetica
Trance Lecturer, will give a series of lectures
at Empire Hall, on Saturday at 4 o'clock, Sun.
day at 2 and I, and Monday. at Z o'clock r. n.
Feb. 1lth, 18th. and 18th.
Mrs. s., has lectured extensively in the west,
and won favorable notices from the Press.
The following is an extract from an notice in
the Plain Dealer Of her lectures recently given
in the city of Cleveland.
"Her speaking was graceful, rapid and with.
ont the least hesitancy. Her diction was fault
less, her rhetoric above criticism and her rea-
soning logical and lucid. But the astonishing
feature ia her discourse was the manner In
which she would improvise her p~rosaics into
poetry-sometimes for five then ten, and one
time for fifteen minutes, she discussed in
rhymes that would have done credit to Dante
or DRYDEN. Nearly one half her discourse was
not only r~hythnlical but sensible. and beautiful
rs the spirit' of true poetry could make it."
A fec of 10 cts will be taken at the door, to
defray expenses.
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Clerks Office, Trumbull Co., Oh 10,

Clerks Office, Trumbull Co., Oh 10,
WARREN, February LIST, 1860.
Messys. ESitors,-A few days since / receiv-
ed a circular from the Secretary of State, re
q~uesting me to send him a statement of the eH
pense incurred by this County during the year
1859, from prosecutions for violation of the
liquor lsw.
Thinking, that perhaps the citizens and
taxpayers of the County. might take some in.
terest in the matter 1 herewith hand you the
statement for publication in the Chronicle.
The number of Indictments presented by the
Grand Jury during the year, for violation Of
the liquor law, was eleven; of which two were
"not true bills one was nollied by the Pros
ecuting Attorney; four plead guilty; two were
convicted by q Jury; and two are to be tried
at the next term.
The costs in the nine cases already disposed
of. are taxed at $s83.eI
The costs in one case, were $52O.O6
and in one other 2OI.sO s72I.s6
leaving ~ az INV v S0SNoB VASAS
Fines were assessed to the amount of S275O0
of which one of $4,000 has been collected, also
the costs in two eases, being S37. S5; in all $751;
IS. leaving about $4,000 of costs, which prob
ably will never be collected.
ALMON D. WEBB, Clerk.
Apropos of the above, is a little incident
which occurred last week, and which shows
how profitable these same drinking establish
ments prove to individuals, as well as to the
County.
On last wednesday evening, Mr. Calvin Har-
mon, of this place, sent two young men in his
employ. named Cole and Brister, to Rowland
with a horse and buggy, to transact some bust
ness. Brister got drunk, and after forcing Cole
out of the buggy, started for town. When near
Rowland Centre, he drove into a gully, the
buggy was upset, the fellow thrown out, and
in plunging TO e~xtricate himself from the bro
ken vehicle the horse in some way forced the
end of one shaft into his bowels, and was kill
ed. Mr.. HARMON loses one or two hundred
dollars, in order that the keeper of the grocery
where Brister got his liquor, might make three
cents.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ia Russell.

ss.rlr :. Onss. warren .5sp :, 1i III 1ssa ss:IiH,
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Concert.

The Philharmonic Society will give a Con-
cert on Friday evening at Empire Hall. Among
the members Of this Society is to be found a
large share Of the musical talent Of the town,
both vocal and instrumental. The concert
last year, and the different exhibitions given
by the S~aciety to add to the interests of public
gatherings, are a sufficient guarantee of the
quality Of music to be expected on Friday
evening. As the former concert was a fatter-
ins success, so we do not doubt, this will be.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
A Card.

Having disposed of my entire stock Of
yQueensware and Glassware to Nessrs. Mecca
public as entirely worthy and deserving of q
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon the Warren Croeksry Store
They ara making large additsans TO my for
mer stock, and will be ready to supply all the
demands of the market. 1 would unhesitating-
ly recommend sI of my old customers, and
every person DESTROYS of buying good wares
Mt low prices, to read the new firms advertise
ments, and give thom a call.
T. ]. McLAIN Jr.
: wARRES, O., Feb. 9Th 1860.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
Musical.

Ossian E. Dodge has been lodging about
through this County. this week giving Concerts
at Vienna, Brookfeld &c; and as may be seen
by his card in another column, willkeep doing
so for a while longer. Dodge is unaPPrOacha
BILE in his particular line, (he seems to have sew
eral particular lines, } and whoever thinks it a
Gin to laugh, had better not go to hear him.
Those who adhere to the contrary opioniOn,
may listen to him safely.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

POET OFFICE. LRRES. OHIO,
July LIST, lSs2.
YsH1gstssx daily, arrives : p NJ leaves ] an.
rIersE4nS. de do il an. DO Bpm
S1Isz, do do do s am.
Sharsa, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. iox an. Leaves
sane days At 2 p IN
". Grssnvtiis. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 m. Leave,
Tues. Thurs. sat. at lII An
GrssHsBs-gA, arrives Tues. & Sat. by N. Leaves
Mon & Thurs at : n.
n. BIssn6sIs. arrives Wed. & Sat. by Leaves
Tues. T. Fri. at 2 m
Fsrniny.e=. arrives Tues. & sat. by IL N. LeSveI
Mon. L Fri. At " m.
Canton. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
Fidays Al 5 D m. Leaves SATURDAYS att . m.
Mails which leave Al or before 8 a m. are closed
the preceding evening at 9 p m. All others are elo-
sed half an hour previous TO their departure.
7. Is. WEBB P. NJ.
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THE ADMIRABLE QUANTITIES
DIR. Rim
DIR. WORKMAN

viii be in Warren, GaskiI House, again, on WsdRes-
dIy, February 18th. GarrstsyilIe, Thursday. Feb. l6,
AID youngstown. Mansion House, Eeb- 18Th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
rhs Warren Dramatic AssoeiatiOu.

This society viii give their second public
entertainment at Empire Hall on Wednesday
Eve, Feb. 18th, on which occasion will be
played by re9uest-"The Rent Day and the
Revolutionary Soldier For particulars see
Posters and Programmes.
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ONE HUNDRED COPIES MORE
LEGAL NOTICE
0GO0A ~
Hugh B. Wick, Plaiatid'1

husn In the Court 81 Common
John Young and Pleas Tor Trun6ull County,
Isabella Young, def'ts.J Ohia
The defendants, John Young and Isabella Yeuug.
aon-residrnts, will take notice that thu plaintid. Hugh
h. Wick, did on the 18th day OF January, 1850, file his
petitio - in said Court OF Common Pleas, aVering that
aid John Young IL indebted to him on his prom ssory
note for the sun Of six hundred dollars with ~ nual
interest. at ten par eeas. from April I6,-lsSs. land also
yea.hersneld. o, ana executed by said John and Is
ahella Ycung). ard pTays for judgment, and Ia default
Of paymedt, that said nortgased premises be soid-
said defendants are required TO ansser on or before
5 .turday, the Isth day o. March, Is6o. Or said jadg
ment will be taken ~ prayed for b. sAid PlAintin.
y. 3. 4 q. H.. HUTCR1has
Japasry "a, IsEo.-7s Aa.yS hF PsinHE-
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DR.. Bronson. having been so far reduced by con-
sumption. to be con idered beyond all hope Of recoV-
cry by The most eminent Of the medical precision,
and also by himself- regular physician Of twenty
years PRACTICES a last resort, conceived the idea Of
ANALYZING THR BLOOD. and applying the subject
Of physiology TO the more immediate connection. and
effect OF the state OF the blood upon the health and
system. The result has been the production OF this
BLOOD FOOD" from the use Of which DR.. Bronson
vas restored to peri. ct health. Within six months
after its introduction, over two thousand ~consumptiyes
were eGectuaily cured by it. II yo1 have any COM
plants Of a constructive tendency. Cough, Geld.
Headache, PalPifati0H Of the Heerf. Loss Of .5BPs-
fife. or Pain iH the Side, lose no time in procuring
q bottle Of the BLOC FOOD" IfyOu are suffering
from Nervous Debility or your sleep is broken aRR
disturbed, IL your Spirits are Depressed or your
Organs RELAXED. you will fad in this an ~unfsiliRg
remedy. by commencing with ten drops. IL your
Licer is torpid or diseased in any manner whatever,
enc or tDO BOTTLES will be sure to inyigOrate, and
bring it into lively and heaithfui action. In the most
inveterz. e cases Of Dyspepsia, the patient can here
find the most efficient and grateful relief. Abeseft is
always experienced after taking only one bottle. In
Male or Female cOnPiGiRts and WeakHssses, the
sufferer, after trying other remedies in vain. msy rest
assured. that a certain cure viii result ( ON the use OF
trO or three bottles. The BLOOD FOOD" is effect
uzl in all cases Of ErHpfis7s. SAT- RheHm SerofaIrs
and other like comp ANTS Pale and enGeiafec chill
area sRS GLHits are Immediately benefited by its
use. Ii gives strength 10 The body and color and
beauty to the skin. Physicians of ell schools are
using it with Ennderlul success
For fuilcirections, see circulars. Price 81 per bottle
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Beauties Of LIQUOR Selling.

The following note from A. D. Webb, Clers
Of Trumbull County Court,-furnishes a spec
linen Of the bills which taxpayers of this Coun
ty have TO foot because of the grogshops.
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Hospitabie.

dosplt&b1e.
We are requested by agentieman who resides
in Bazetta. to state that Inner will be provid-
ed for all the scholars who shall attend the
Spelling Match. 70 be held IN that town On Sat
rdsy nsXt.
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L IpnINGs.

DR.. BURROUGHS would respectfully inform hi.
friends aud the community generally that he will con
tnue the Dental business in all the different branches
having just returned from the East. where he has
been spending a few weeks, for the purpose Of better
acquainting himself IN the different kiuds and styles
OF Dental Work, sons Of which are decidedly bezuti-
ful, ami every way adapted for a substitute for the
Natural Organs giving a Ike expression, easily to he
worn, and will stand the hardest kind OF usage aud not
break. Specimens can be seen at my Office. DR. Y.
has in his employ an experienced and competent work
man, who will assist him In tue Mechanical Drpart-
ments- Himself performing all operations az the
Chair, and sparing no pains in correcting and dUing
the natural Teeth, having due regard at all times,
For the Ease and Comfort Of his Patients,
as we'll as the permaneHcy Of his operations. All
kinds of Artificial Work done that is done BY the pro-
fession, In a neat and durable manner No work will
be permitted to leave the Office until entire satisfaction
is given and wzrreEted. Prices as low IS good work
can be doaa.
0Hee L Labratory over Smiths & MeCombs' Store,
Corner Of Main and Market sa- Warrea.o.
October %, SO.
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JOB PRINTING.

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-SUcH As
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Ellis af Iadin9. Drafts. Programmes,
al tickets. Form Books, Receipts,
slanks. All kinds, HandbiIIs, Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing, at
prices that cannot fail to suit, and with the grestestd dis
patch. We keep constantly on hand 4 good assortment
81 Cards AID hns Stationery, from which those in want
St Printing can select