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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-19

Sufferers from Scrofula and Scrofulous
affections, clean up. Why wear your PIN.
pies, Blotches, Ulcers, Sores? Why have
the life twisted out of you by Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism and Gout? Why suffer Syph.
little and Mercurial diseases to rot the bone:
in your body, or the flesh off your bones:
Why let your sluggish blood drag and9eat.
ter its distempers through your veins!
AYERS COYr. EXT of Sarsaparilla cure:
these complaints, aud c~leanscs then out oil
the system. Use it faithfully and you bring
to society a healthier, cleanlier and far more
acceptable member. Democrat, Baltimore,
Nd.
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FREE NEGROES IN CAEoLIYA.-A bill
providing for the enslavement of the free
colOred population of South Coralina is to
be introduced into the Legislature during
the present session. It provides that from
and after the lst of Jan. 1862, "all free
persons of eelor within the limits of the
State, shall be declared to be SlaUes to all
DateRts and purposes" 1t is made the
duty Of the sherifs to take into custody
all negroes and sell them to the highest
bidder, on a credit of SIX months; but the
party sold shall have 1.-The liberty to choose
for himself and family an owrer." The
proceeds of sales are to DO paid into the
county treasures.
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THE PROFESSION understandable
Cleveland National Dem2crat Of Friday
last, says:
"At the United States Court on yestcr-
day morning, Judge Wilson pronounced
sentence upon Ames Burden. conviced Of
uttering forged certificates ofland warrants,
sentencing him to the Pen~itentiary for sew
en- years"
Amos. by profession, is a larger, and
did live in Alliance. He is porbably about
forty-fve or fifty years of age, and shoula
have had enough sense to keep out of the
qenitentiary. Agrcat many lawyers, there
are. who know that much, at last, if moth
ing else. but BURDEN, it appears, was not
one of them.
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1861.
New series.--New Fea~,ures.--New Type.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A new series OF this widely circulated hmily news
paper will be commenced on the 6ftk day Of JaHEa-
~ HeTt-prirted on fine paper and new typs. VIII
the J2LuaTy number will begin the publication OF a
series OF beautiful original works Of fact aud fiction,
written expressly for the Home journal, by the best
authors OF America. The first OF these is from the
fdcile pes of we'll known and highly gifted author,
aHd deeply Interesting Aist0rg Of cOartskiB and mar
ried AJe. This charming story will be succeeded by
others Of a simillT description. several Of which are
already in PREPARATION All the former peculiar Tea
lures Of the paper, which have given il 4 Worldwide
reputation, will nc continued. while the several new
ones viii adj inhnit- variety to its already diversified
pages. Among them are a number Of fresh. spicy. \
Nus ng. original sketches, which smack and relish Of
the ait, humoT, Taciness, britiiancy, and spark is OF
the times As heretofore. no labor or eNpen.e viii be
spared to maintain tie high reputation Of the Home
journal, which is everywhere, bOJh ut home and a
broad. acknowledged 10 he the most refined and ele-
CANT rrPrrtory Of literature aud the arts on this side
VI the sea. aud the hest and cheapest family neWspz-
per IN The world. As no more copies OF the new series
Siil be prin.ed Than are ordered. those Who desire to
begin with ~ commencement OF the volume will he
able To do 50 By forwarding their subscriptions with
out delay
Terms For one copy, 81; for three copies. s5-or
one copy Tor three years. -; FOR a club OF seven COP
les, $40 fer a club Of hft-en eopi IS. so; ard at that
rate Tor a larger club-AISays in advance.
Address, MORRIS AND WILLIS.
Editors and PrOPrietOrs, 10? FafOE ST H:1 York
Dee 10. co
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Mmrlagts.

IL Vienna, by Rev. Y. Belts, Nov. 81, Mr.
JUDSON R. CHAMBERLAIN TO Miss TRY,
PHENA KILLER.
Also, in the same place, and by the same
Nov. 29;h, Mr.. FRANKLIN SAWYER O
Southington, to Miss JANEE Z. BELTS. daugh.
ter of the officiating minister.
On the 81 inst. by Elder Matthias Christy
Mr.. JOHN PRICE of Champion, to Miss Ma.
RY PATTERSON of Brookfeld.
In Hudson, Wis, on the 18th ult, by tn,
Rev. L. N. Woodruff. AIr. STEPHEN \
CLEWELL, of Canfeld, o., and Miss JEN.
ME WHALEY, of the former plaes.
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VsFeE OF THE -'THUNDERER."-The
London Times, in an article upon the
contemplated secession Of the South, and
its possible consequences, says:
A few hundred thousand slave-owners,
trembling nightly with visions of murder
and pillage, backed by a dissolute Iopula-
ton of poor whites" are no match for
the hardy and r%esolute populations CT the
Free States: The NorthernerS hare hith-
erto treated tie South like a petulaHt child,
and gtpen an to all It's aCays; bit If erer
the day Of conflict were to come. 1t lgouId
Be SEolCn that the South IS but a child ia its
ueokzess as welas IN its ~.torrarGsess.
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IL DEATH FIFE WERE NOT DIVIDED
The Wheeling hteHigencer says:
\ singular funeral, and a still more
singular burial took place up in our neigh
boring town of Washingtown. Pennsylva-
MIA, last Wednesday. Patrick Bryson and
his wife were entered in the same grave.
They were an old couple-he 81 and she
but few years his junior. He died on
Sunday night, and she on Tuesday; and
the corpscs of both were lifted and carried
in the same funeral train, to tine same
grave, and then committed to the dust
from whence they sprang, , side by side.
They had lived together, as man and wife,
for &C years, coming from Ireland soon
after their marriage They had lived in
the town of Washington for 60 years. and
had raised a large family, and seen Wash
ington rise from j wilderness to what it is,
now. They were plain, good, quiet, old
fashioned people, who had commenced the
morning of life together, and continued
through the noontilc to its close.
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THBBANK OF LAWRENCE CoUNTY.-The
New Castle Gazette in alluding to the sus-
pension of the Bank of Lawrence County,
SAYS: The assets of the Bank are amply
sufficient to satisfy all liabilities. We
consider the institution perfectly solvent
and reliable, and that the suspension Will
not be of long duration. as it is only a
precautionary measure upon the part of its
affcerE
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REMARKABLE RIDIXG-A very rcmars-
able horse race came off on the lst Of
November, at the Santa Clara Gal. race
course. J. r. pico, of San jose; made a
wager of $500 that he would, on the
day above mentioned, ride one hundred
and fifty mics in the unprecedented time of
six hours and thirty minutes, or at the
railroad speed of more han tw~cnty-threc
miles an hour, not allowing the time lost
in mounting and ~dismounting the different
horses which he proposed to use. lie won
the bet with fourteen minutes and ten
seconds to spare.
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NEWS ITEMS.

SUCCESSFUL DUNNISG-The Columbia
IA Ledger has 4 set of paying subscribers.
1t says;
Some three weeks ago we sent bills to
the amount of some $500, to our delin-
quent subscribers; and now, readers of
this paper, what sum do you suppose W:
received? Trio dollars III money, one load
of coal, one quart Of walnuts, and a peck
Of potatoes, for which We give due credit.
y Boy TEN YEARS OLD WEIGHS Hun
DRIED AND %THIRTY-FIvE PoUNDs.-Mr.
Seth Jennings has a boy ten years old
by name Rubon Jennings-who weighs
one hundred aud thirty-fve pounds. lie
has gained forty pounds in weight the past
year; is active and healthy.
A SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUND Hoe.
On the 18th day of December Mr.. A.
Doud slaughtered a hog weighing, when
dressed, six hundred and fifty pounds.
Mrs Mary Halter died in Wythe county,
Va, last week. She was in her S4th year
had been married sixty-seven years
had twelve childrcn-sixty-tvo grand
children-one hundred and twenty-four
sreat-grand children, and three great-grcat-
grand children.
FROZEN TO DEATH-On Tuesday night
week, a poor wretch living near George
town, Mercer Co, got drunk and started
home at a late hour of the night, but the
liquor had so dcadened his intellect that
he lost his way and was forced to remain
out in the cold all night. When discover
ed in the morning he was dead.
ATTACKED By 4 LIoSEss.-Whilc Mr..
Goodwin, at the Geological Gardens, in
Boston, was amusing himself with the
young lions on Tuesday, the lioness sud-
denly seized him by the shoulder, and but
for tiRely aid frsn his assistants he would
have been seriously injured.
A young S"utherner, studying law at
Peoria, Illinois. assaulted his boarding
house keeper with a Bowe-knife. the other
day, because the latter had illuminated
his windows in honor of LiBeein's election.
The ehiyalrous gent was locked up.
The fact is noted that every Episcopal
clergyman in Charleston, Sunday before
last, omitted the usual prayer for the Pres
ident of the United States
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RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY OAss-Hon.
Lewis Cas- has resigned tie pest of Secre-
tary of State. His resignation at such I
tine as the present It is terrible rcbuke to
the miserable dotard who occupies the
Presidential chair. II is reported upon
good ashorfty that the ground Of Gen.
Cas- resignation lies in the refusal of the
President to send msrs troOps for the de-
fence Ct Fort Maultrie- C<s1taad Lepkk.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-A MADMAY KILLS
HIS MoTHER,-A horrible tragedy was
enacted in Greene tip, about > miles
from this place, on Wednesday, the 26th
ult. Samuel NeSJh, a young nan 81 or >
years Of age. residing with his mother and
brother, and who for SOM years past has
been laboring under a mental alienation,
while at the supper table, become enraged
at his siSter-in-law while she was correcting
one of her children. asserting that she had
broken its limb. and made 4 furious assault
upon her, w~hcreupon his mother imterfered
to save her daughter-in law, when the IN
furiatcd mailman turned upon her, seized
4 chair, struck her to the floor, and liter.
ally beat her brains out. Not satisfied
with the injury done his aged mother
with this ungainly weapon, hc kicked and
stamped her in the face and breast in
the most shocking manner. Her arms
and hands were broken up as if crushed in
a vice. She died almost instantly.-Hes
! GreenriNe argus.
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PUTRID SORE THROAT.
SURE CURE. When this disea>,

y Erst commences or at any stage it can ne easily
cured by c~ar-illly observing the following directions:
GITgle he throat Hi:h PoRTER's tuRE OF PAIN as
strong as possible. swIll0 wing about a usual dose.
lathe thu outside freely with the medicine clear and
repeat often Il is also necessary to keep the pores
ofths SKIN open by bathing the feet in warm water and
AL over if necessary The hOwrls shnulI he kept open
by som. .eatle caihartIc, aud he careful that the pa
tent il 20: exposed to drafts Of cold air. This rem
rdy ~faithfully used never falls SID ~ Merchants
aud Druggists generally.
TN.v II l-bu Ar
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Then and Now.


In 1882 South Carolina declared her
intention to secede. She went SO far as te
ordsin the qualification ofthe Federal laws.
She was only brought back to comparative
rras n by Andrew Jakson's iron rod.
| IS6O the same State aTows her fixed
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AHERtFF'S SALE
~ David Tod 7,

SAAGAtAtI = OALE
~ David Tod In Court Of Com. Pleas,
vs. Trunbui COUNTY.
Coca. Uardman & Wifeb
By virtue OF an order Of Sals Issued from the Court
otCcmmon Pleas Of TrumhuI County. Ohio. have
levied upon and shall Ouer for sale az Tublic Auction
AZ the door Of the Count House in Warren, IN said
County, On
Saturday the I9h dag of jan. 1861,
n one o'clock p. NJ. Of said day the following desorib-
ed real estate situate in Pennington, in said county,
and IS known by being part Of lot No. 81, same land
conveyed by Alexander Erwin to Peter Housed, Jr.,
and by said Hsusel. ir. 10 said UIriman, and now in
possession OF said Hartman, bounded. beginning at
The norta west corner Of . acres purchased by Pat
risk Douehey Ct Robert Erwin. thence north along
the public highway to the south west corner Of Mr..
Rimsey's land. thence east along south line Of Ran
sGy 5 land, to the north EAST corner Of land conveyed
by r. Erwin to Alex. Erwin near a white oak marked
l3iihencs south to n L corner ofslid Donshey's land,
ttEee west along DOnehey's line to tAe place of he
ginning, containing 2U5s acres ofl4nd- Appraised ..
SJJO.un terms cash ABB LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheriq's Office, Warren, Dec. 10, co.
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OHERIFF'S SALE

SHERlft - SALE
- Royal Rogers In Com. Pleas Court OF
vs. Tru.Abul County.
Eli Bartholomew ct all
Hy virtue OF an order OF sale issued from the Co1rt
Of Common Pleas oil TTumLuil couEty. Ohio to me d-
rectel l lave levied upon, and shin offer for sale at
Public as-tion st the door Of the court house in War
rem ia said cOuaty, OH
Saturday the 1914 day Of January, 1860,
a. I o'clock, ?. NJ. Of said day, the following deserib-
Ell real estate situate in the township Of Yieuua in the
county OF Trumbull. and is known by being part Of
lot No. -. and bounded as follows: on the west by the
north and south center road on the north by the orig
inai lot line. on the east by the original lot line, and
on the south by lands owned by Samuel B. Squire aad
to contain one hundred ard twenty-five acres o land.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms Cash.
A. b LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Warren. Dec 10. leo.
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South Carolina Election.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Dec. 10Th.
The South Carolina Legislature elected
Mr.. Pickens Governor on the 9Th ballot to
day. The vote was as follows Pickens SO,
Johnson 81, scattering y.
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d. Z. HOYT co.

M arren. Trumbull Co., annOune
the arrival at their new Store rooms-sld
stand ttpsHty-ssUsH gsGrs)-Of a~unique and general
selection OF we'll know u and established qualities OF
leaiing and desirable goods, embracing in extent and
variety an assortment which IN its completeness Is
seldom displayed in the Salesroom q ordinary estab-
hshmeuts-eomhining alike the orranental and use
ful-the heavy and substantial fabrics as also the rich
and delicate Eeavings for social and party wear.
HOYT & co. Commend to the at
tent'On of ladies their dress goods-in-
elusive of Figured Merinos, various and
tasty in patterns. plain Meriaos. as al
so The late rich fabrics of Embroidered
Merinos, choice selections of Delaines,
Plaids, Cashmeres, DC.
HOYT & Co at their River Store make a speciality
Of smiths needles, keeping all he sizes, makes and
asserting.
HOY & Co. keep Brooks white and eolored
threads, good for Machine use
HOYT & Co. Al their River Store have Desirable
styles Of Balmorsl skirts
HOYr * Co. have several patterns OF Reps
HOYT & Co. have Shawls Of The Ia
test styles - SHAWL
SHAWLS--SHAWLS- SHAWLS-
VELVET TRIMMINGS-VELVET
TRIMMINGS-VELVET TRIMMINGS
VELVET TRIMMINGS-PLUMES
UN-
ION GAUNTLETS-LADIES' COL
ORED SILK GAUNTLETS-HOYT
& Co. make a speciality of the Glove
and Hosiery trade-Temember and so
to Hoyt ~ Co. for Gloves, Hosiery,
Thread, SILK, Needles, Flanncls, &c.
WE have made arrangements where
w by parties DESTROYS OF getting up a good al
vsriisemeAt can avail themselves OF acknowledged
ability in that line, by an advance Of 2I per cent or
the regular al vertsins price business men BY motto
vantage Of such a coarse. and it also shows that The
,uIe will work both ways, for here noyt & Co by in
creased sales make money, and ladies' as others who
want to Law desirable goods Low FOR cash see at
glance where t. 60. Il is htting and pruSer that sucl
should he the case fr hete the HOyts have been to
crest deal Of pains To secure a ehoiee selection o
goods, latest styles established qualities, also ken
ded varieties. to secIre such a rrsu!t one OF the TAR
ties. Mr. p. D.. iIoyt, has erent some three weeks look
ing through the e. tire New YORK and Philadelphia
! mtrkets-anI nos having secured the goods, they van
| to sell Them to do so fOlLs mu-t kaOw wEere 20 go Il
find them. hence an advertisement benefits the Mer
chant as alike those who Waite buy low for cash an'
yet get the latsS. styles. iDcc. i, co.
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TERMS.

NOVEDALE NURSERIES, CLEYE-
y LAND, o. I IN Offering to the public a large ard
well grown stock Of Fruit Trees, Grape-yines, snail
fruits. ornamental trees. shrubs. roses Cables, &c.
&c. embracing all The leading and sew varieties OF
desirable kinds. Having a good ciayey soil for my
Apple AMI Pear and a sandy liam for ny Peach and
Cherry trees il iusures = healthy gro=th MT always
found elsewhere EDh AhD IAlbch,
IDsc. II. 80. Az Proprietor
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The treaty by which Florida was acquir-
ed was ratified by Spain OIL the 9th of
October, 1920. Since that time the Union
has had to provide for her as a parent
would watch over and care for an invalid
child. Forty millions of dollars is a good
round sun. Just now that amount Of cash
wOuld-g 60 a great way towards setting a
defun-t treasury on its pegs again; and
the clicking of the yellow eagles in Uncle
Sans strong box would in all probability
drown all lamentations that might be rails
ed over the summary departure of our weak
little sister.-O. S. Journal.
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QGatbs.

On the 4lh inst, n AshtaJula. Ohio, at the
residence of her son E. G. Gleason, Esq, Mrs.
ACENATH GLEASON. formerly of Connect
lieut., aged 81 years.
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Card To Ladies'.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Female.

INHE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE
4 lilI lie anJ safe remedy or Female Complaints,
would Te~pcctfll. cali the aJtration Of the Lalies Of
this cslEtry to it, feeling assured that in the uschish
or Prrcie Pills they will md a safe and never failing
rene ~ for diseases arising from a deranged and dis
orderv system such as SI1k headache, paipiIation Of
the heat. lOwness VI spirits, nervous affections, leu
corThea- &c.
In removing stoppages or distractions CT the men
seE, from whatever caus~, they are ln'aIlihle. The
suppression so common is speedily relieved and there
w3i DC no recurrence. il used according to directions.
CAUTION.
THEgE ARE TINES WHEN TIE HACHIsH OR PERcIE
Puts SHOULD nor BE TAREN, AMPLE EXPERIENCE HAy-
INC PROVEN Thar TnsY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT PRO
NANCY. BUT INVARIABLY CAC>E MIsCAEEIACE II THEY
ARE TAKEN DURISG THE EAHLIEB A.STIis- MARRIED Ia
DIEs AEE THEREFORE, CAUTsoSED AGAINST USING THEN
IT SUUg TINEs-AT Any OTHER TINE THY ARE SAFE
full directions accOmpans each box and package.
None genuine w.thou; TIE signature Of ENiIIE
NsrLGS. Proprietor, Rue ST. H0aOre, Paris, or Mas
sol " LAURIE, Importers.
Price, 81 p per box; Aalf boxes - cents.
sold Wholesale and retail by WOODS q Paw and +
SMITH. STATION d Co. Warren Al T. JENELL
YoungSt1-u Feb. @--bm
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NOTICE.
~ The Stockholders Of the Niles < Aust'ntawn
Plank Read = Turnpike Company are hereby n9ti9ed
tbst tb-ir willie a meeting on aisnGay the Tan day
Of January next at the office Of J4msI Ward Y Go. lor
the purpose Of e.ecting seven directors for tse ehsu
ing year. GEO. q Khts. ltSs"S
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c.. I. DERBY, ActuaryC. a a,
546 Broadway, New York.

N. B. Subscriptions rse0ired and f0rpSrded by
a. 6 -RreHt for Warren aud rieiaity,
Eksrs sBeeimeA Eagragiags aad -Art Journal eaa be
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An Migrate.

No State talks more glbly of declaring
her independence" and of standing up fol
Southern rights than little Florida. She
busters with 4 ten million power. She
is bound her share of treasure and blood
in the purchase Of 4 Southern Government
shall not be wanting when the proper time
comes.
Now VIC are not going to stop and par
ley with the Floridians as to their power
as a sovereign State and their duties under
the Federal Constitution. We will take
them at their word-that they have a
right to 60 where South Carolina goes; and
that her people shall be their people
We suppose of course, however, before they
bid the Union gOOd-by, they intcnled to pay
over that little balance that stands on the
debit side of their account with the Union.
Of course they do. Are they not honora-
bic men?
a glance at this account will reveal
figures something like these:
The United States paid to Spain for the ter
ritOry OF Florida ione-third OF which
had heen previous sly granted TO individu-
ale by the Spanish government) s., OO0, GOO
The cost OF the Florida war and the final re
noval of-he Ssmincles exceeded. 3l,o50,o00
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