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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13
The Hssitating Conservatives.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. an
old and influential journal of the cOnserva-
tive school. which supports Lincoln and
Hamlin, but opposed Fremont, thus speaks
Of the probable acccssions to the Republi-
can party.
1.-The great body of the conservatives of
Western New York, are already arrayed
in support Of Lincoln and Hamlin. Lin
gering in the rear Of the movement, but
sure to join it at last, are, however, 4 con-
siderable number of that class Of men who
accumulate in large commercial cities Ike
Bufllo-men not engaged in actual polt-
ical life. not seekers Of Office, not espeeiaI-
~ attached to any party, unless it be to
the old Wing organization, whose political
influence, SO ar as mere numbers arc con-
cerned, might be spared in the present as
pect Of parties; but whose endorsement has
all the value which belongs to sound and
sober judgment, pure motives and undoubt-
ed integrity.
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Fifty Years Since.

JrNE. Sth, ISG0.-At six O'Clock. P. N.
Half a century since. in company with the
late Joshua Stow Of Connecticut and Alfred
Kelley, / entered the State of Ohio, crossed
the Conneuat Creek, half a mile above its
mouth, and spent the night at a SMALL log
house in that vicinity. For supper-no
bread-but a moderate supply Of boiled
sailed pickercl and potatoes. with milk and
s,ge tea for drink; a plank floor for 4 bed,
a saddle for nay pillow, and great coat for
covering. 4 comfortable and refreshing
nights rest was enjoyed
some changes have occurred since that peri
cd. CLere HerGld. j. ?. KIRKLAND.
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Republican Cab.
Tuesday Evening, June 5, 1860.

INesday LFenlng, June 0,IobU.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Club met
at Empire Hall, and was called to order BY
the Chairman.
The Committee on Constitution reported
the following, which was unanimously
adopted:
The undersigned, e~itiEenscf Warren and
vicinity. believing the cause and principles
of the Republican party to be worthy the
interest and attention of eeeTy American
citizen, and desiring the ~aseendancy and
perpetuity of said party. do organize cur
selves for the Campaignof 1860, and adopt
the following
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Gone.

P. O., CAxFrELD, O., MAY 9th, 1850.
Messrs HArGooD & ADAMS, Warren, o.
GeatEmen:-NIr. o. Treep, has left for
parts unknown and the Chronicle that
comes to this Office addressed to him remains
uncalled fer. Yours truly.
WV. II. ScHNICK. for ?. N.
As Mr.. Trecp has done us the honor to
take our paper for the last five years. and
paid nothing We cOnsidet ourselves in duty
bound to advertise his departure, gratis
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

A serious fire occurred in Mansfield on
last Friday afternoon. Five stables, the
property OIL. G. NOrthrop. VI. L. Miller,
j. P. ROwley, L. B. MatsOn, Esq. and NIr.
Heldeman, were burned. Loss -considera-
bic, cause unknown. A man named Baer,
was severely injured by being accidentally
struck in the face with a pole of a fire
hook.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

"NIeGERs Is LOOKING UP."-An old
darkey in Washington who supposed from
the extraordinary preparations that wee
being made to receive theJapanesc Emhas-
sy, that it was composed of a superior or
der Of beings, delivered himself thus, after
these strangers had arrived: why, dey
amt nothin' more'n colored folks, wild der
heads shaved. Plenty eolored folks in dis
town winter den dey IS. Better not come
here. Go to foolin' round too much, some
body snake en- off and sell to Orleans. De
Lord bless Us. any how, niggers is lookin'
nm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

WHAT LIHcoLy DIP NOT Do.-He voted
against sending food and other supplies to
our army in Mexico, intending thereby to
starve them out and make them come home.
That IS what one Democratic paper-the
PLAN eabr-says.
Now hear what another Democratic pa
per-thc Nation (Ill.) Gasette-sayz
I'VE made the charges against Mr.. Lin
coin, in relation to voting for supplies, up
On the information of an intelligent gen
tleman, who assured US that the record
stood against him. The political friends
Of Dir. Lincoln called our attention to the
record, and upon examination we find that
instead of Mr. Lincoln it was John Henry
of Morgan, who was his Immediate prede-
cessor, who gave the vote. 1t affords US
unleignod pleasures to say, upon examina-
ton. that our former fellow. citizen gave no
such vote and further that his record will
pass muster with the best man Of any par
ty during his Congressional term"
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TUE Best Cow YEr-Aftcr all their
stories of milkings. gainesville, Ohio, comes
along with a COW which beats the crowd,
as viii be seen by this noe in the Press:
My COW during the six days past has
given $40 pounds Of milk. On May p,
She gave IS lbs, on the 23d 80 lbs. 9th
81 lbs, Both 90 lbs, and on the 9th 679
lbs. We have made one pound and fifteen
of butter from y quarts of milk.
THOS. WILDER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

Az ANTI-ToBAcco LEGACr.-Thc rich
printer and publisher, Daniel Fanshaw,
who died not long ago in New York, be-
queathcd a large portion of his estate to
benevolent objects. He also made liberal
provision for his children. a codicil gives
a son an additional legacy. of five lots Of
land, provided he shall abstain from the
use Of tobacco for a period Of six months
before the tcstator's death. and If after he
gets possession of the lots he shall resume
the habit of using tobacco, said property
is to be taken from him and devoted to
building a lone for s~uPeranuuated s9Jar
printers. The viii is contested by the
heirs.
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Camnaign Items.

4 SrRw.-A Washington letter write
says:
There is a good sign for Lincoln at the
Departments. The clerks have nearly all
discovered that he is not a sectional man.
and that, after all. he will make a good
President. Some GO further stin, and say
that they have no doubt he viii be elected
The very men who Il month ago were fierce
Douglas men now talk Lincoln and a mod.
lied form Of Republicanism. 1t all means
simply this: that to the ofKce-holders, Abra-
ham Lincoln is the coming man!
REPUBLIeANIsN IN KEyrUcKY.4-Ths
land Of the noble Cassius is %arousing for
the right. June lst, the Republicans Of
Louisville held a meeting and ratified the
Chicago nominations, and formed a Cam.
paign Club. b. Ballard presided. A
committee was appointed to invite Cassius
NJ. Clay to deliver an address. The meet
ing was small but spirited, kentucky live
Republicans mean to make up in vigilance
what they lack in numbers.
The Detroit Advertiser gives the first
joke Of the campaign, in that section. A
Republican was hailed by a Douglas man
on the receipt of the news of the nomination
Of Abraham Lincoln, with the question;
"Hilloal what do you tLiuk Rolr?"
Think? what do l Think" was the
ready reply. Il think you had better EN-.
branc' the only opportunity you'll ever have
Of getting to .AGrahani'S BOSOM and JON
the Republicans at once"
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Two females who had been in training
for some weeks. engaged in a regular prize
fight a Concord, y. H.. They fought
eighteen rounds with the most brutal fe,
rOcity. Muscle is still advancing.
A lew das ago a negro. after gazing in
tently at the Japanese, now Id Washing
ton. exclaimed: .'If de white folks il as
dark as dat out dere. l wonder what's de
color oh de niggcrs?'
NED KENDALL, TUE BuGLER-This
wizard Buglcr." Of Boston, is lying upon
his death-bed. a victim of consumption
y monster concert viii be given upon the
10Th, at fremont Temple. to raise funds for
his aid.
james Carroll. a boz Of nine years old.
was fatally burned in East street, New
York by the upsetting u fluid lamp.--Mrs.
Olinger, in North avenue, New York, was
badly burned and house set on fire by the
explosion of fluid lamp.
buIAdE Il luuIuCiolVtln III OluCludll On
Monday, a family were atsupper. A fash
of lightning demolished all the dishes on
the table, but did not injure those sitting
around the table. In another house the
lightning destroyed a mantelpiece.
The Baltimore Clipper says that a girl,
telling 4 falsehood to her relative. invoked
the Almighty to strike her blind if she was
not telling the truth. She almost immedi-
atcly became blind.
Garabildi with over 1000 followers had
landed at Marcia in Sicily under the fire
Of two Neapolitan ~frigates. One Of Carl
baldi's steamers was captured and the 9TH
or sunk.
A man in Sanilac, Mich. attempted to
cut off his right hand with an axe. He
said his right hand had offended him. and
he was cutting it off in accordance with the
%injunctiOns of Scripture.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

On motion a committee on permanent
officers was appointed and while preparing
10 report. Hon. John Hutchins entertained
the audience in his usual forcible and In.
terestng style
Committee on officers reported the fol
lowing;
Presideaf-Geo. 7. Townsend.
B7ce Frestdea - Leonard Burton.
y Syrstay-Edv. Spear, u.
C0a. Secretmy-J. VI. StuIl.
Treq>urer-C. r. Hunt.
Erccutirc CoBlmitiee.-B. p. Jane.
son. .. L. Woleoit, Frederick Stone, L.
0pdycke. o. ~ Hargood
Report adopted, and officers declared
elected.
On motion adjourned to Saturday eyen-
ing. June u.
J. G. Butler, Sec. Edw. Spear. chm.
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g ALUNkER-Mr. ALPHA NETTLEToN, of
Kingsville, informs US that he has a Dur
ham Calf. which at the tender age oof ten
hours weighed l24 lbs. What a monster
be viii be when he arrives at oxhood! We
think as Mr.. n. does. that his calf will
hardly be elualed anywhere.-C0mequ
Rep.
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DEATH N 4 WELL.-At Uniontown, in
Stark County, on Tuesday Of last week,
Henry Spaught attempted, in spite of re-
mOnstranee, to descend into a we'll belong
ing to Messrs, Joseph. At the depth of
eighteen or twenty feet, he found a loose
stone IN the wall. Those at tie top adyi-
sed him to come up, instead of which he at
tempted to replace the stone.. when the wall
caved, covering him 10 the hips. and very
soon the wall above sunk, burying him in
the mass Of stone and earth. After twen-
twrsix hours labor, his body was dug ont,
his arms clasped about the pump stock, and
his neck apparently broken The attempt
was a foo[hardy one, and the end of it such
as might have been looked for,-IKroR
Beacon.
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DEATH or JrDaE DASIEL-Pcter. Y.
Daniel, q of the Supreme Court Justices
Of Che United States, died at Richmond,
Va, on.the 30th ult., aged about 20 years
He was appointed to the Supreme Bench
in 1871 by President Tyler. and succeeded
Judge Barbour. Judge Daniel was former
ly a member of the Virginia Legislature,
and from 1872 to 1886. was priYy Council
kr in the Virginia State administrations.
As Supreme Judge he fully concurred in
the opinion Of Chief Justice fancy inthe
bred Scott case.a President Buchanan will
doubtless Gil the vacancy with an equally
pro-savery Democrat. r-a}o 90
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News Items.

ToTAL DEPRAvIrY-.The Manchester
(N.H.) AmericaR reports that on Sunday
night fifty-three grated apple trees in the
orchard of Mr.. Samuel @. Webster, of Ply.
mouth Village, were girdled by a saw 81
as to entirely distroy them. The trees were
all grated with choice fruit, and had been
cultivated with great care, and were tn,
most thrifty and finest orchard in that Sec
ton. Nearly all the trees were in bloom.
The loss IS about $1,000.
A VABUBLE HoEsE-The Rochester
Democrat states that Mr.. Hull, the owner
of the celebrated trotting horse George
Patchin. has recently refused an offer Of
S25,0 600 for him, estimating his value SlO.-
600 above that high figure. Patchin has
proved himself the fastest trotting stallion
n the world. in his recent matches with
Ethan Allen.
Massachusetts bids fair to rob Indiana
Of its ancient fame as the refuge Of unhap-
py husband and wives. During a recent
session Of the supreme court at Salem, no
less than seventeen couple have been d.
vorced from the bonds Of matrimony, and
several other suits are pending.
CINCINNATI. JUNE Henry Crawley,
Principal Of the Mount Auburn Female
Seminary, while escorting two ladies home
from the Opera House last night, was at
tackled by rowdies. at the corner of Main
and Hunt streets, and stabbed in the breast
causing instant death. The murdercrs are
not yet arrested.
BANGOR. Ne, Nay %. 4,
Destructive FIRE.-The village of Mon
son, Piscatqua county. was almost entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. About
forty buildings were burned, including the.
only church, two public houses, the post
oficc, store. &c. The fire caught in a
stable connected with the Monson House.
Lady Byron, a few days previous to her
death sent the sum of two hundred dollars
to the Sieilian Committee Of London, in aid
of the Garibaldi fund. BY her death hec
eldest grandson. aged twenty-four years,
enters the House of Lords as Baron Went
worth. &
hcindefatigable ERe Carstang. of breach
of promise notoriety. at st. Louis. has not
yet had enough Of counting. She has tried
Mr.. Shaw twice, and is going to do it
a9ian." Not satisfied with the verdict re-
Gently rendered against her. she applies for
a new trial.
One Schlcsinger, denOuncing whom sew
eral Western Reserve editors got into IL
bel suits, is now operating his gutta per-
cha confidence game in Indiana Several
sharp Hoosicrs haze been wofully takenin
by him.
Senator Douglas has lost his youngest
child, a little girl, one year old, by scarla-
tina. Mr.. Douglas himself is afflicted with
a disorder in his throat, which will render
conformation necessary.
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TnE dwelling house of Mr.. Nathan S.
Mix, in Atwater, was burned the night of
the 26th of May. with most of its contents.
His loss is heavy. No insurance.
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Latest Fnreicn Nens.

Irrirai Q file NORTH Brit0n-GaraJuI
still Observation-Disclosures Meas frou
Jopan-TAe Emperor OF Japan As
acknowledgements Hourly Er.
Pocted
Late dispatches assert that everything
was going on wellforG aribaldi. The Eng.
lish and French residents Of Palermo had
embarked on board the steamers of their re-
spective nations. An attack BY the insur.
gents was expected at any moment. The
Neapolitan general would defend the town.
The insurgents still occupied the hight
surrounding Palermo. t-r
Allforeigners are requested not to 90 out
after dark, and are advised by their respects
i've consuls to go armed at all times.
NEWS FROM JAPAN VIA CALIFORNIA
SP~RIYGFIELD, No, June l0.-The over
land mail, with six passengers and San
Francisco dates to 2lst of May. three days
later thin by the pony express, arrived
here at s O'Clock this morning.
The San Francisco papers furnish the
following highly important news from ia
pan and China by the schooner Page which
left the bay Of Jeddo April 23d.
The steamer Yagtzc, with news from
China to April 10th. reports that the Chi
nese have concluded to pay the English and
French Governments their expenses, and
accede 10 al their demands. The ports
and the navigation, Of the rivers are 70 be
free.
The Americans are charged by the Chi
ma Chronicle with having been engaged in
the Coolie trade, and a proclamation has
been issued by a distinguished Chinese of
fetal warning them against the practice of
kidnapping. -
Prince G)otairo, who was at the head Of
the present japanese Government was as
sassinated on the 18th of March. He was
going FROM his house to the Palace with
his train, when he was attacked by four
teen Japanese disguised as travellers. His
retinue had SIX killed and several wounded.
One of the assassins who was wounded and
could not escape, had his head cut off by
his comrades and carried of to prevent
their being recognized
Two Of the assaSsins were Princes OF
high rank, and had the privilege given them
of cutting open their o~n abdomcns with
a sword. thereby preventing their property
from being confscated, and saving tier
families from the disgrace which would en-
tail upon them had they been beheaded-
Thirty people were beheaded on the first
of April, having been interested in the af-
fair. Since the death of the old Tycoon
under whose reign thc treaty was made
there has been an entire change in the gov
ernment. The present dynasty being OPP
posed to foreign intercourse, throwing eve
ry obstacle in the way to interrupt trade
and commerce that they possibly can do
without violating the treaty.
The opposition. at the head of which is
Prince Meto, is reported as being as strong
as the present government. and insurrcc-
ton is m~omentarily expected. Guard hous-
es with stands of arm are hume Gus, both
in the towns and along the road to the city
of Jeddo.
-a~0~~
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THERE ARE TINS WuEN TnE HtcHrsH Or PERcIR
PILEs SHoULD NOT BE TAKES, ANPLE EXPEIlKScE HAv-
ISs PTOvES THAT THkY VIII N0r ONLY PREVENT PHEO-
Nancy. BJT SvARIsELT CAU>E MISCARRIAGE ~ THEY
AK TAKEN ByEJNG TIE EAsLIzB NONIHs- MARRIED Ia
Bias ARK THEUEFOgE cACT4ONEp AGAINST UsING THAN
At <UyH TtNEs-AT EsY oTuEG T.NE TusN ARK SAVE
Full directions eaca COX afi paekage.
None genuine yitlsI- tie siguzture Of kAuIE
Nu~L0S. Pro ,si-tor. lsae s.. Ii9nos=. Paris, or MAS
SOL q LGrsIs, importers
Price, 81 - PEI LOx. .alf hoxes - cents
S,id wholesale aud real BY MOODS &REw and z.
SMITH. STATION & Co Warren n. T. JsNELL,
Youngstown FEB 2-6m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

Ok Saturday, ME. Webb. of Franklin
Mills. was 50 severely kicked BY a horse
that he died on Monday.
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CONSTITUTION

Art. /. ave hold these truths to be
s~elf-evident, that all men are born equal ;
that they are endowed by their Creator with
certain Inalienable rights; that among these
are life, liberty, and the pursuit Of Aarpi-
mesa
art. 2. This organization shall be cal
led the Harrea Republican Club
Art. 3. The qualification for member
ship. shall be a devotion to Republican
principles, and signingo Of this Constitution.
BYLAWS.
Ist The officers of this Club shall con
sist of a President, Vice President, Secre-
tary. Corresponding Secretary, and Treas
mrer.
I'd. There shall be an executive CON-
mittee of FIVE. who shall have a general
oversight, of the affairs of the club, audit
all claims, and provide all necessary funds
to meet the exigencies of the same.
Sd. The President or in case.of his
absence, the Vice President, shall preside
at all regular meetings Of the club, and
have " to call special meetings, under
the directors of the erecaaiVe committee. g
4th. The Secretary shall keep a record
Of the names of all members, and the pro
eeedings of all regular meetings. The
corresponding Secretary shall discharge the
duty Of Secretary in his absence, and con-
duct the correspondence Of the club as 1t
may direct.
9TH. The Treasurer shall keep a cor
rect account of the receipts and expenditures
of any money that =ay come into his
hands, and pay out no money unless upon
the order of a majority of the Executive
Committee.
9th. The regular meetings of this club
shall be held every Saturday evening. or
at gu h time as adjourned to at a previous
meeting. at which meetings. as we'll as all
other Republican gatherings, the Wide
Awakes are expected to be present in cos
tune, and act as a special police for the
IEeseryatieR of ord .r.
9TH. 1t is expected and understood that
each member will use all honorable means
&c. advance. sustain. and insure the success
Of the Republican cause
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Wool.

From the circular of Benz. Coates, for
merly Coates & Brown of Philadelphia,
We extract the following
1.-The losses incurred last year by spec
ulatIrs and many country storeaecpers,
who, in some localities, got up a ruinous
competition among themselves, and thus
run up Wool to e%xtravagant prices where
there was nothing to justify twill prob
ably have the efecttO induce more caution
and prudence this year. Inreply to those
now asking for information as to the prob
able prices for Wool the coming season, or
what storekeepers would he safe il paying
for it. l should say, on an average. about
fre Cents less than last years prices. In
some sections, however. where Wool was
prudently bought last year, the difference
viii not be 50 much; while in others. the
desire to monopolize trade was such that
many Storekeepcrs paid at least ten cents
per pound more than the demand would
warrant, The prices ROW ruling here are:
For Common Fleece, - to 50 cents.
blood 81 to 10
~ to 10 "
As to As q
Full" so to SO
"Saxony, % to 80 /"
There may be a slight reduction from
these prices after the New Wool begins to
como. in, but any material change is not
anticipated. -F T u- -8r5 FL
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Wood's New MoWer.

EIREl FIRE !
Il The uudersign ed having lost largely in the lzts
Fire. ask the sympathy Of cur eustoDers-t1at theJ
pay u what they owe, and IS past due. immsdiAtely-
Nav 10. 10. jameson & CO.
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Gard TO Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.

L Iai le and cafe remedy or Female Complaints,
would respectful. call the attention OF the La iie- Of
this esuLtry to 1t, feeliEg assured that IN the uachish
or Percie Pills they wiIlhnd a safe snd never failing
remedy for diseases arising IRON a deTaHgsd and d.S.
ordered system such as sisk headache, paipitatiOn Of
the heart lowues5 ot spirits. nervous affections. leu
eOrrhra- &c.
IN removing stoPpases or distractions Of The men
sss,from whatever Causr, they are In.gi.ibis. The
SUI preston 50 common is speedily rehesed, and the E
Etn be 40 recurrence. il used according 70 dIrseious-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

Garabildi with over 1000 followers had
landed at Marcia in Sicily under the fire
two Neapolitan frigates. One Of Carl
steamers was captured and the 9TH
sr o,,,I-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-13

In Hubbard, on the Isl inst, TIMOTHY
ROBERTS, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Roberts was one Of the pioneers Of the
Reserve, having settled in Hubbard in 1913.