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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

The GROWTH OF YOUNGsTOwN.-SOme
iIea OF the rapid growth of Youngstown
in the past few years, may be gathered
from the vote cast !. the late election. in
comparison with that Of the past five
years.
In 1853. the vote of the township for
Governor was as follows: Chase 20,
Medill l63, rrimble g. Total lis.
In lS5G, the vote on resident stood
Fremont 2gj, Buchanan 2JJ, Fillmore Z.
Total. 90.
In lo57, the vote for Governor stood
Chase III. Payne 243. Total. 1910.
In lo5S. the vote on Supreme Judge
was: Peck Sis, BARLEY 50j. Total,
63j.
In 1859, the vote IN Governor sto5d:-
DennisOn Ill, Ranncy $40. Total 7jI.
In lo6O, at the Presidential election,
the count was a. follows: LincCln 55S.
Douglas $50, Brcc6inridge II, Bell Is
Total. 952.
lfany town on the Re'crve can show a
more rapid increase in its vote, or u health
Ter Republican gain, We shall he pleased to
hear from it.-keg,Ster.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
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a RoYAL PUMrKIN.-The king Of the
'rumi kins for the year Of grace J. 90 was
inau!uratcl at Halle. in Paris. on the 9th
ult. 1t measured ten feet fur inches in
circumference, and WEIGHED 5l9 pounds.
1t was carried about the IN k Ct with this
inscriptions " The King Of the punn iAs
of I560. born in Touraine on the 9th Of
April. gathered September 10Th. 1850"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
Trumbull Agricultural Sosiety, Annu-
al Meeting.

The annual meeting of the above Society
vas held on Monday last (l9th inst.) at
Empire Hall.
In tie absence of the President and
Vice President, the meeting was called to
order by J. d. Cox, Secretary. And on
motion Harris Ewalt was appointed Chair
man pro ten.
The Society then on motion adopted
the set of general regulations recommended
by the State Board of agriculture, as their
by Laws; and on the same recommendation
a rule was adopted changing the time of
holding the annual meeting to the third
Monday in January.
officers for the coming year we're then
elected as follows.
! Presiaent-Josiah Robbins, of Niles.
Yioe Presidsnt-L Talmer, of Bazetta
SecretGry-Junius DAM, Of Warren.
7reosurcy-B. \. Robbins, of Warren.
NarSka-D. W. Jameson Of Warren.
Managers.
John Reeves, of Rowland.
H. ID. Freer, of Bazetta.
H. b. Perkins, of " arren.
F. Z. Stowe, Of Braceville.
George HapgoOd, of Warren,
G. K. Pelton. of Vernon.
C.. q Bedrdsley. of LoristoTn.
S. S. King. of Rowland.
Ira L. Fuller. of Warren.
Abner Rush, Of Liberty.
Crops.
The Committee on Crops reported the
first premium on both wheat and corn to
A. c. Fuller. of Bristol. Mr.. Fuller's
wheat crop was in two pieces Of two acres
each, the yield on tie first two acres
vas one hundred Bushels. measured by
stroke measure in a solid half bushel.-
On the other two acres the yield was nine
ty-eight bushels measured in lie manner.
or an average Of 493 bushels per acre on
the four acres. The wheat was an i'm
proved Mediterranean, fall solid berry.
good light color. The wheat was raised
on fax ground which had been in sod the
year before the fax Was raised upon it
Three acres had a top dressing Of manure,
the rest had none, the whole vas sprinklcd
with a light dressing Of leached ashes.
The corn crop was two acres. the yield
was ll,242 lbs Of ears. IN al. or IS bush
els Of shelled corn to the acre.
After the report Of the COMMITTEES tie
Society adjourned,
J. D. cox. Sec.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

The DEATH OF JIM Crow Rios
T. u. Rice. known as jim Grow Rice"
died in Sew York on Wednesday. in the
fiity-sccond year of his are. The deceased
vel known to the public rs the founder
OF Ethio, i'm piustrelsy. In former days
When ''Boatm.n Row" ID nd jim. ''Old
jim Grow" g.. were P'Pallr s'l5s. Rise
was III all his glory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

A bronze statue CT the Virgin Mary va:
recently inauguratcd on Moupt Gorncille
at Puy, France. which weights 100 tons
The bronze is that of2l3 cannons. taken at
Sebastopol and given by the Frsnca Em.
pcror. The statue is upwards Of fifty
feet high and consists of onc hundred aud
twenty pieces fastened together.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

A helpless cripple in Cayln Qreland
Union w"Ik ,ou<e, applied to the guardians
tor the repair of hiS chr or car and tic
price Of an ass an harness. TINT he mi ut
leave the house to get mIrried to another
inmate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

OIL HIS been found rear the line be-
tween the townships Of Wayne and Cole
brook. this county. some ten miles north
of Mecca Trumbull county. At the depth
of 90 feeta vein of oil was struck. which is
estimated will yield 80 barrels in 81 hours.
so writes Mr.. Slater, of W;liiamsfeld, to
the Sentinel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

DEvLrsH thursday afternoon as the
Express train vas going west, several Buys
%stahdi.g near the trd,k u mile or so wet
of kingsvilIe station. hurled stones at the
cars. One of the stones. weighing half u
pound. past through Il window and just
graBed the head of a lady passenger. Such
devlishne<s needs prompt remedy by the
arrest and punishment Of the guilty parties.
Con. Rep.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

SAVAGE CRrEL7r.-Two men at enmity
with each other met in Harrisburgh.
Stark county, one day last week. when
one ST them Get a savage dog upon the
other. The brute seized the man by the
arm and held on SO f1rcible being spurrcd
on by his owner. that his jaws had to be
pried Part with sticks, after having man.
gled the arm horrible. The owner of the
dog has seen arrested and should be severe
ly dealt with. He was more Of brpte
than the dog.
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Election News, California and Oregon.


There is a straug probability that Lin
coin has carried California.
1.-The Pony Express, which arrived at
Fl. Kearney on Saturday, evening,
brought California news TO the night of
the Sth. The full vote of the State had
not heen ascertained but enough was known
to render it highly probable that Lincoln
vas ahead. The entire number of votes
returned was 1920 of which Lincoln
had 27,0jS. Douglas 54.424, Breckiuridee
2O,63s, and Bell 1902. giving Liucoln a
m4jority of 2.63G over Douglas. San
Francisco gives Lincoln over 5000 ma
jority, and the Peoples Reform Ticket haf
carried the city"
It is conceded that Oregon has gone for
Lincoln.
MIssoURL.-The vote in Missouri is so
exceedingly close that it will not be ascer
tanned with certainty whether it has gone
for Breckenridge or Douglas; the latest
news indicated the latter.
The remainder of the Slave States are
divided between Bell and Brec inridge.
ILISo1sE.-Lipcoln's majority over
Douglas is 1895, L ncoln over all
4.S95.
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FIELD NOTES.
IIURLIC NOTICE

t1UBElC NJ TUE
l Is hereby given that I will apply to he mkt
Court ~ CJmml1 Pleas . 1e holden within ami or
the County OF TrumbufI state Of ohio, on Monday
tn 4 n laV Of Ma ch. l-6l. % the purpose vac ting
ths following Fart OF the village plat OF NsStou Falls.
1 ait. the 81 divisions OF great hts Nos. SO and s.,
which arr eomuris-t m the front aud rear Yards OF
nv Dwelling House and bounded on the LOrih by
great lot No s.; on the east ~ the east river rhad;
On the south ~ the { ~ OF lots fronting ON J.y street
antO III u-st ~ Cei tire street AMI the Me,hO list
cnutc h lot No 1 in IS. Also all the sn ptiviSsas CON.
pr . 4 in he wood lots aud farm land situated ~Olth
o QIarry street AMI bIuaieh On tn north nv QIsrTy
sIrs =; n the east ~ the east RIVER rOVi: on the snu.h
~ n south hue Of the plat AMI ~ h. vest by the
canal. HENRY 4 DUBOIS,
PrS,rirtO- ami Agent
NV %. 1851. 3x1 PSr i. IS DUB+lS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
PUTRID SORE THROAT
a SURE CURE When this disease

q : FIRST commences or at any stage It can Re easily
cur-d by earthly observing the foiiowioy direction:
GIrgI- he throat with PoRTER's CURE OF fAGS as
strong A. pos bic. "a 10 sing saouL a usual dose.
battle tn outside freely with the m'alicine clear and
repeat often It Is also uecesSarv t. keep tie pores
Of the skin open nv bathing the feet in warm SEtsr ard
all over II necessary The bowels shout BE kept open
hy srn- Ltatle catharic, and he careful that the pa
tient u rs- exposed to drafts OF cold air. THIS rem
rdy faithfully used never Li!s- Sod - Merchants
ana Druggists c-nertilY.
NOV "a Ion ~
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A.CU ruk = SALE

LAaCU rUk = SALE
IL l. pursuance Of IN order granted BIZ the Pro
haze Court Of TrGn uu County. Ono. 1 will "her for
81. 81 C acct n on the
20A day Of December, Il. D. 1850,
Al 10 y clock 4. n apo IA p'vIsIsss. the foilp~InS
dzscri vel real IS ate ,tuaIs Al cad .Ouhty Of rum
nuI..f - VII: a-,u { ght ami 30 se-es .. i4rt in let,
" u ~ : a h. U..uger ret ia the t0SEshi p Of
Vernon, gu sdvi norm y Lands o. Tue b state . ath-
ariue Is Tas. deceased; east by lands VI JOhI Lang
icy south by lands Of kIehArd STARTS. ant Nest y
the PynstlHihg CrevA Ap,rtIset =. So psr acre
FERN, Uue thlTd IN h,ui \ I'd sH= -A.snce ia tw. ye4Is
vi IA g. crest .ud sc 4rlsy. 4. NEJMINS.
lNog. -, q oil. Il sNecE-sF VI >AKNH EGaEs.
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EGAL NOTICE.
a. tsnie! iUr->. A;m'.Is,raior The stNt- ofhhiO
oi LCtler huns deed. PA IruHOuIi Co as
vs.
payif - n B--sey Vurns.
saeh-i S<art . J ,co, S.N-ts
';'cuasi Svarts-j r AuirrW SE4rtsi
Nv B.T.- .tI:sin EIrus- In Probate
P-y-, Bufns Hpses - J I'll. Court.
Jams ol,t..n iuit drunt1in
Ursnsa ~ -snt4,u, Salon \ yunlaiu
aad Ios pea WtiIam-. Drits.
: ali desrn a IL are here v iu.ornsd that on the
l5.a dsy o. Nu.-m yer. 4 d TO. sid AunsEistrs
- h.ei H. , rt. to-. IN Tht r t-tr CQu { Of Truulhuti
; oTuty. Ihir.t.s o Ject ana Trsyei o. which peti
TO : 70 9'tuH 80 "rtrr 20, thu
3ISt deg IF Decswber, a. D. 1850,
for the ssir ga t.y 10 o. 4rs real estaie &c >Nin o~cei-
cot To vii: al OBJ = acre Of isHo ia S'eii.r 8 and7
.fth- Gran..t tract Ia tn t,SrshiP ofVvruo-. Trum-
eli & u. y Ol bo17iei EuTth ~ lAGds o. kachtel
Swans; "a : y IA lis Of } I'm langley; south h. lands
o. Pegsy 10 M, and west by Pymstuuing Greek
DANIEL BURNS,
Amir & LETHEH BrUNs. deed.
NOV. 81. lSGn, sSl b. A. TEcAASs his ATTY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS
The Oh Judicial District Of the State

In the Oh Judicial District of the State
j Of Ohio for the year OF our lord l'6l
The state Of Ohio. 50. To the Clerk Of the Court OF
Com non Pleas o. rTumh nil County
IL is orler-d that terms 0fthe Distriet Csurt sail he
hello n the ssvvr@l counties COMPOSING the Ninth Ja-
diciaI District fihr STATE Of chic, in The year o. cur
Lord ore Thousand right furdred and sixty onsrec4-
E-neiEg A. follows. to Wit:
In the county Of Portage. on Wednesday Nay erst;
In the ooul " Of stark On Monday Nay sixth;
N the eouniy OF COiumbianA, en- Monday Nay thir-
tenth;
M the county OF Carol, on Thursdlv Nay s~ixtsenth'
In the comfy OF Lax. on Tuesday September third.
In the county Of GeauEa, on Saturday September
In The eoun,y Of A,hsa,uIa on Wednesday seP'en-
In the county Of Trumhun, on Monday September
In thu county Of MahOnins, on Monday September
And n farther ordered that terms Of the Court Of
comrnon peas shall be held in said counties, IN sal 4
year. commencing as follows to vii;
In the c UNITY Of Carroll on Monday Fehruary eteT-
enth. Monday May twentieth, and "Wednesday Oeio'
her ninth
ty 6ith, Monday June third, and Monday OetObeF
In he eonnty Of MAhOning. on Monday February
eleventh. Monday May twentieth, and "edne'dAyOe
In th- county Of conmhiana. on Mandy NarsA
foarth. Monday June ,hird and MONDAY October tSeA-
In the cOuuty Of Portage. on Monday FshTs1rs
eleventh, Monday AAy twent istha and " ednssaaSV W.
tOhrr ninth.
In the county Of Trumbull on MoRlav March forrtS.
Monday June third. and Monday October twenty
eighth
In he county OF Lake. on Monday February elev-
epth. Monaay Nav thirteenth and Monday septsn'
her thin tieth-
In The county OF Geauga. on Monday March fourth.
NonsaV MAY twenty seventh, and Monday Ceio0eF
twenty-drst-
In he county Of AshtabGla. on Mandy ~areh sven
ry 6hh. Monday Jnae tenth AID Monday November
eleventh.
Yon are therefore or'ered TO enter this order % thu
10 ruals Of tie Common Pleas AMI District Courts
of, orr county. lnd Tu liSh tn same as requireihy
law. Wins the >ignatures Of the Judges OF the
Court Of Somllon Pleas OF said Ninth Judicial Dis
tr Ct Of th@ StiSs o. Ohio al can6eid. S'sh0ninE eoan-
", OHIO, this 9Th dAy o. October a. D l>6o.
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9eatbs.

In Canal Dover. Tuscaravas Co Nov. 18th,
of consumption, Mr.. PLYMPToN SoULE.
formerly of this place, sged SO years and I
months.
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DISTINGUISHES
FAKE NOTICE

T'hr ci,:z n< Of Trrmrn'l and adjoin-
i Ing Cou.ti=S. (nsl uiins Ben GIFTED ashta uial
having In sJ-e-a cOlc' ave- ass 'iEblrd urtic. HIsh {
grst. n aup-a &C. ~ ,ep- ants and &C i'm On the
art . III cit IN. IT "a Rs.rIh &c s"uh Of dlsOn
& Dxon's liz. c os .1Ory 10 the best int=rests Of
gu common cOuntry
That. we GuAniIn0usly agree in the oP nio7 thai the
man vito gets the most vly ciorzl votes I'll he Pres
de"t. ans furJs-r, oar privN;- opiGipn pub iciy TX
pressed is ,aas III 0ainn wilt he preserved, whoever
is elected to & ! the pr-sid nt'- enair.
Tr uyh th0S- Of tn SoI,h NAV attsUaat to prevent
tn= "a Il IN n. a. u " >h-~ af he majority. thrugh
they EIsv tia disHHi0H. nd act with f-sas0H. yet iet
u III who avOr the cOntinaAac- nf our gLsrisas fOH-
Jeisra y. act with 4 feeling o. kinda<S- iowa Is Ur
neighnar- of the % 'th-rn win:. and though the, may
ne prompted ~ aid &C Eitn tEe ISona'ie mo-ivrs- 1T
Us teal charitahly with our -r-'h-e1--f there : !
bond he-W~rn u, that shE:I not be brgksH-irt Us eI--
waite" ali those gh- are = urits"u- sni de-irn=S II lie
tiHctioa. to positions even. higher QH he air) ihaL
tn PRESIDENTS chair.
B-T--We are 4 hand OF brethren" and in c0nsid-
eratIDn o. Local interests We tully agree that
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

1 HUNTERS LIFE AMONG LIONS,
Il ELErIIANFS and hsr Sili s"imts at
rrire SIS. AD.As Boo<sToEE-
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DM!NlSFKA FOR SALE.

VI y II IfNtE VIE . NAALN.
y In pursuance 81 ~ 2rier grant II ~ the Pro
ts,e Cuurt of !rumhnil t:nTn:y, H4io. 1 Aili CTR iI
sale ~ saIht c llcr IDn on the
20M day Of December, 4. q. 1860,
Al 10 70 csye- f. . uY0- sc prra.r-S.-h - iUEOslng
drscr. nd rssI est+te. Stla ~ sad Q uIty . tTun
"uu tu1 "eiug ,lou eigh al. : 10 ace OF ans N
oL- u sId : ia the Or Lk-r r act iH tue OSnsaip Of
h.T.'u. bJuai-i a. u = LANDS 81 } seph " iliiain ;
ssst 's i.Hu> I JorL Log ~. sLU-n o.. tanis 81 lie
E~Js.e o :. Al III rs, dsFras=I AMI west - the
fl-auH.HS Ctuva .Pr&-rd ~ So Der acre
Trans 4 sIie. unr tii.a IA h.ni- a.U nv o.lAn1e N
tSJ seiss f-oni al o. safe with Interest AID security
uILrJS GSAdAN
adm, nIs!ra r Vt L sTHARIsE BrREs,
Mos 81. ls6U Al By A lEsN.Ss, Hs Atty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

Mattresses, Mattresses.
HAIR, JENNY LIND. HUSK. AM
SEAGKAsS M~ATTRksSNs. we'll adapted
Invite
Tired Natures Sweet restOrer."
Just received aud for sale at paHie prices. by
T~KI-ESpELL q TOWNSEED
Warren, o., June 18th. lS59.
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LATER.

W~4sHINerox. Nov. l9.-Reliable pri-
rate California d 2atches say that Doug
las has 5000 over Lincoln. aud 1900
over Breckinlidge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

AOIlCE
has been appointed Adm 1tSsrzlrix W.T. he VIII an
n xei NJ the Estat- D; Phil-tGs lilly r. lac e Nee
ca. d ca. 4 ~ HILLYER
NOV. 81, 1870. 3w'I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21

WOODS & lew
D H u G. II =
AVID
APOTHr ,CARIES.
No. 5, Market Street
TO al whom It maS ea"e I'm
PHYSICIANS WILL FIND
PURE prags avd chem; calls At Woods & Pew's
Ruy yoar .i"shn'. hne vines and tqu rs OF " & P
ans ? x W QInine and Morphine II W *
Buy era ~ concentrated remedies Of W = ?
Bay Corp. Syr- s~uiIiuga- SArsa14riIIa * n al
Bus 'Pts ni'rr. ehlorofor eta-r. ammohia c. Il p
Buy the a-diein 4 extracts Of P
Bay al kinds Of Essential oils o. W d p
Bay T.negureS. compounds. &c Of " * P
MERCHANTS
Call At Woods Z Ps~'s All buy paints Al nanafae-
lures rates.
Cal twoads & Peu's for Linseei oil By tn hhI-
Cali a Woods q PeW's for WhaE. lard, and sperm
Gail =. Woods 4 PSwt for rosiu BY the Dbl.
LADIES
Come 10 Wood q Pew's for good perfumsry;
Come 10 Wood. & Ps~ Tor Gle hair brushes;
Cone % Woods h Pew for toilet soaps;
Co to Wood, & PeE for bird esges;
Come 10 Woods < Pew for nice Cologne.
FAMILIES
Buy pure pearl starch,
ChsnieA: S APPS.
Ground Spices.
EKtv>e'so,all kinds.
Teas and Gro. Coffee.
Tzllyv and SeeariEe Candles,
Indigo. Nutm-Es.
Cassia an Cloves
and s7iers OF all kinds ofwoOds q Pew.
Grccers, Landlords and Families,
(rhO buy tAer niu]
~ p.g.s. ITlF.EFav
Mous eeiehrat.d Mountain Dew"
Pittsburgh Rye WhiskI-s.
Corning Pure Rye Whisky.
Good Brzndies and Wines Of Woods & Pew
We veulh call particular attention TO our stock OF
ale. fOI medicinal Paypo'es, by ths Dbl and half Dbl.
OVERS
Call At woods & Pez's FOR Dye Woods;
Call At Woods & Pr~'S for Alan:
Call a, Woods 4 Pew for EXiraet LoEEood;
Call al Woods l. Pew'sfor CorPeras and Blue Yi:riol,
Call at wooda & Pew's for Madder.
TIMERS
Buy your oil and lamp black Il Woods & Pew.
PAINTERS
See orr Lranas Of lead sesort purch4siu- elsewhere,
Woods q P-S keep all tie best brands Of lead. pure
ri c dry paints. chrOn-. ant Paris sreen in oil, a n
tn cOlOrs in oil. as rt;nt bru, 3 II All kinis-
} woods x Pew would further m-nti-n that they are
greatly inisat-d TO The Pu,hc for past fsvOFs and
would say that the reputation they have aequ rel for
I selling pare irugs ~Bd chemicsis a. lov h<Ir-s shall
- .urIy ,ustain-d. Thy parehase direct Jr,a MIA
HfaesHrers, and by d1ing 50 are enabled g. Ontr their
soocs ~ prices thar eGsHot Sc bsaf, Their stock row
IS new ami complete, th-ir business stand The same
rs rrfore the IRE. and to all persons wha wish TO see
4 drug store the hest arranged. and most convenient
in this part Of -our union" and the largest stock Of
~
MEDICINES,
PAINTS.
OILS,
DYR srrFFs
PERsUMERT.
GLASS rtcetera. e.ester1
Call at WOODS IL PEW'S.
No 5, Market Street.
Warren. ohio.
N.B-Oae word 10 those knowing taem elves in
| dehted either D. account or no:s II nag ssthding-
Funds fron all such at the preset tIn; vii ne yerv
I scceptahIe. Nov. u I-60
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ROOTS s. SHOES.

4 LEXANDER MCCONNELL Man
\ aizetures Boots and ShO es to oreer. ~ the sin
gle pair or by the dozen; on Franklin street. Work
- fyV sAtisfsetiel. Warren. Aa5 IL, -
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= 7; a 4 IrDs.,-

JOHN ". cnUKcnS
The State Of Ohio I. Alnon d. Webb. CLERK ef
Trumbuu County the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for said county hereby eeruG that she
above and foregoing IS true copy o.the original or
der now on hue ia the Office ofthe CierS Of said Courts
Witness my hand. and the Seal Of said Coart 81
ComyoR Pieas. at Warren IN said county,
l. : this III day Of November A, D. ls6D.
ALHON D WEBB. cirrk.
Nov. =, Isda Az BsH.G w0teerf. Deputy.
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T b E
ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy of any confidence for
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY

May 'tnes The great disepverv ~ Pref Wool.
have sttemV~f M; sriv to imitats his restorative Int
profess IN hare discovered SON thing tbs, would pro
drce results Identical hut they have all c-nIs and
gone. heinz carrie ' awaV ~ tn wonderful results OF
Prof W"si's preparation and have been fore-i 10
leave the field to its resiStlesS sway. RsId the FOL ow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03
THE LATEST NEWS
Breekinridge Dsmsn.tr.rens.
TEL EG APHIO.

fhiLADkLFHA, July , "A large and enthusiast
NC mass meetRg was held here 70 night 10 r.tifv
we nomination OF Breckinridge and Lane Hon.
Chafis Ingersoll presided, assisted by an i'm
pcs ne list Of Vice Presidents and S,cretarie<
Resolutions were adopted re-sfs rmins the Gin
clnnau platform, with the exp lanatorv resoiutions
reported Nv The majority committee Of the Ch,rle.
toh Convention. The resolutions also declare tb-
rtoht street heatre nominations a mere nuIlIty
ana mat the nomination Of Breckinridge and
Lane is entitled to the respect and support Of the
Democratic party.
A letter from VIM Read wa, read. recon-
mending Cancellation. He speaks Of the folly OF
saerincing the election Of Mr.. Poster, because Of
vast nut not paramount importance. He hons
teat milder cOunsels Will prevail, and that The
eectofal vote Of Pennsylvania may De- eat az sinst
Tue Republican, but for the Democratic candidate
most available
scene Of great confusion occurred durins
we meeting caused by the Douglas men present.
giving three cheers for Douglas md interrupting
.ue speakers Gen. Lane spoke amid much DIFF
nsuI'y eNtohing the character Of Breckinridge,
advocating his claims for the Presidency When
the vote was put on the resolutions, the nav, was
as louu as the ayes. Several Of the crowd were
arrested Zoe disturbing the meeting
TRENTON, N June Sons hundred and
nve guns were fred here this afternoon An honor
o. .he nomination OF Brecinridge and Lane by the
Naconhl Democratic Convention A Rr,rkfn
mage and Lane club is being formed and their
hfcods are going into the campaign with the
grea est vigor add earnestnest number OF tbe
l1ost innut ntal men Of this city are CONNECTED
with the movement
NoRRisTowS Pa June An Tn. No-,t.,o,.,,
Neg istsr the old organ Of the Democracy of
montgomery county, in It's issue Of this week
leaos the democratic press Of Pennsylvanfa in a
uooefae, DOT nrm article, In favor Of the election
% brecklnrid2e and Lane, rs best calculated 20
the Union
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Compromise Between the Penn,yIy.p,. No.
mocracy.

PHILADELFHiA, July "A private meeting of
the Democratic Stale Executive Committee have
agreed 10 series Of resolutions, by a vote of IS
20 o, recommending the democracy Of the state
70 uhlte IN support OF candidate for Governor
Also, TO unite In support OF the electoral tioiet
appointed at Reading, on the basis that the cleo
ots aitef the result In other States ascertaned
~ the whole vote will elect Douglas TO cast IL for
uin, or iot breeklnrldge IL IL will elect him. aud
II neither, than the electors can divide the votes
after their own Judgment
Inc Chairman Of the Committee is 10 obtain a
plsoge OF the electors TO act under ths obi alton
Srlor 70 the adoption Of the compromise in the
Executive Committee, many propositioos Were
made Among others, one declaring Mr. Doug
las the nominee Of the Democratic party for Presi-
dent was voted down. Ayes 49, nays "a
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Important from Mexice-Reported Capture
of Mirameu

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Brazos dates 10 the
Soth ut, have been received per steamer Arizo-
ma, ffiva'e letters from Monterey and Matamoras
avs tnat Den; ZaragoZa, commander Of the
Liberals, had defeated and taken GEN Niramon
prisoner, near Salamanca
zen. hamaneuz, commanding the Matamoras
troops mad been defeated by Gen. Ortegs, and
G ,, war raging In Nueya Leon and Northern
Mexico, where efforts where MAKING I'm favor of
ten. COmonfort's return
The Arizona brought So. 600 in snecie
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Marine InteIliseuee

HAMPTON ROADS, June 2.-Arrived here Bre-
men brig Plata, from Trinidad, for orders; ship
Twilight, - days from Callao, with guano; bark
j. n. Brookman, lbs days from callao, with
guano.
A copPer-fastened schooner, Of about 300 tons
burden, was seen bottom up, about ls miles south
of Cape Henry.