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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
Coon News roR THE DEyooRArs.-Tl

Coon News FOR THE DEMoCRATs.-The
Charleston Courier of the 10th inst says
An arrival, on Tuesday last, of one hun
dred and thirty head of beef cattle from
Tennessee, afforded the market a Temporal
ry relief. They were speedily bought up
by the butchers at from Sill to Sll,5 3 per
100 pounds. Prices of first quality beef
fell to Is and Is cents per pound; ordinary
l24 cents per pound. A corresponding re-
duetiOn took place in the prices of veal,
pork and mutton. A small lot of beeves
from North Carolina was not bought, the
drOver asking sI2 80 per hundred, and
refusing to sell for less. Fromletters and
other sources of information, the leading
butchers are OF the opinion that instead Of
there being a scardity during the meeting
of the Convention, it is more than probable
hat the market will be gluttcd, and prices
not range higher than l23 cents for prime
beef. a large number Of droVers have sig
nifed their intention to bring their cattle
to market previous to the 10th of next
month.
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DIR. EAToN's MFANTILE CORDIAL

DR.. EATox's IHFASTILE CORDIAL Is remarkable for
its wonderful beneficial elects in the treatment OF
children. Foi Group, dysentery. and ~teething. IL has
never been surpassed, and mothers should at all times
be provided with q supply. as they value the lives and
the comfort Of their little ones.
The preparations Of BLOOD FooD are among the
most important discoveries Of the age. They are not
medicines. but food for the blood slready prepared
for absorption, pleasant to the taste. and natural in
action and what one gains, he retains The BLOOD
FOOD is a scientific discovery, Offering from all pat
ent medicines; and for consumption throat diseases,
liver complaints. dyspepsia, and other diseases Incl
dent to the human frame, Is unequaled for ITS healing
and Strengthening qualities.-COtEzSHS, o., Gs-stts
II ? See advertisement.
Por sale ~ WOoDs & PEW.
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AUSTRIAN PREPARArIoNs FOR Wan

AUSTRIAN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.-A
letter from Verona, of Feb. %, says:
Austria is preparing for war, and the
colossal proportions of her preparations lead
to the belief that she expects a formidable
contest. For more than a week past steam
ers have arrived at Venice with enormous
cargoes of munitiOn. which has been at once
sent on to Padua, which, It appears, will
be the basis of stragetic operations. All
along the line of rail from Dolo to Padua
are to be seen riAed cannon of recent fab
ricatiOn. There are enough of them, it is
said, to mount about twenty batteries.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

CLOSING A COUNTY TREASURY The
Washington County Treasury has been
closed for the second time within. a few
weeks. The United States Marshal has
served on the Commissioners and Treasur-
er eight more writs issued on judgments OBJ
tanned in the United States District Court,
at Pittsburgh, commanding the Payment of
S9,950, Interest S9,64S.62, costs about
s300,) for interest due on bonds is sued by
the county to the Hempfeld Railroad Com
pany. AS the trasury did not contain the
amount at the time the writs were
the public moncy-bag has been clos
ed to all other demands until the sum is
paid.
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DrcRr.sr or SL,rrs ~ nrr.w.n

DECREASE OF SLAVES IN DELAWARE
Delaware is rapidly getting rid of her slaves.
She lad 5000 at the first census, and but
2,OG9 at the last one. Their owners find
it more Erontable to sell them at the South
than to keep them. Sussex county alone
ships to the South. on an average, six per
week, or three hundred and twelve a year.
Every census shows a decrease Of ten per
cent. in the slave population.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

There is a curiosity in the form of a book
which may be seen at the store of Messrs.
Little, Brown g. Co., Boston. 1t is a COM
pletc edition of the works of Voltairc in
one duodecimo volume, embracing the en-
tire collection contained in the octave edition
of seventy volumes This singular volume
was printed at Paris in 1927. It-is in
small diamond type, and numbers 1852
pges 1t is about eight inches thick from
cover to cover.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

The EXPECTED JAPANESE ENnAssY.-
The administration is greatly embarrassed
by advice Just received from Japan. The
Ambassador from that country. with a suite
of seventy persons. started for this country
On the I'D of February. and is expected
10 arrive here about the middle of April.
AS our government is cxpccted to entertain
this host-of Geestials. much perplexityar arr
ses as to the mode and cost of this ho<pi-
+,l;tr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

AwFUL-A family of emigrants, consis-
ting of father, mother, and five children;
passed through our city yesterday after
noon. These fire children are all idiots
natural born fools. We did not learn
the eauses that led to this dreadful result,
but it was probably caused by the inter-
marrying of blood relations Davenport
Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

Mr.. Ruskin contradicts the statement
that the fifth volume of Modern Painters
is to be followed by a sixth. The fifth, on
which he is now at work. will be the last,
and will be published about the beginning
of June.
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BOOKS! BOOKSn.

T IPE Capt. John Brown, by Redpath
IL Impending Crisis. spurEeon's Sermons.
Greeley's Overland Journey.
Bayard TaylOr's Greece
An Appeal to the People.
The Professor al the Breakfast Table
Life Thoughts: h ". Beeehey.4
LiTinEsIoas south Africa. Amer. Home GArdsa
Mich Cows and Dairy RarminE,
Pillar Of Fire and Prinee Of the uo1se Of David.
YOnatt and Mas0n's Rarrie-. MaEsan Horses.
Ten Years Of q Preachers Life, To Cuba and BAek
20 Iears in U 5 Senate. Life % f1ltsAs
Fruit. Flowers and Kar2ing.
spiritaalisn, by Judge EAnondsr
1~leetuOod's Lifts Of cknsl
Mornings and EveninESEith Jes-s.
II vols Barnes Nstes, COe2ers NaTafl1sea-ys
Travels in South America, ~ Humboat,.
Crabs IS nOnyms, Dicks Works,
Enropean Life and Manners. By Coleman
Also Lots aud Lists Of other Books. Stationery.
Blank Books, Wall Paper. &C. &s fer sae cheap. A.
March y. 90. POkTERS' B0OKaTOKk-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

Passengers on the Cleveland and Column
bus train, going South, were, on Wednes.
day morning, robbed of about $1,000 by a
gang of pickpOckets at Cresline. The train
stops there for breakfast, and the rascals
took advantage of the rush to make a
grand haul.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
THE STATE OF OHIO.
L TRUMBCLL COUNTY.
In the Probate Court.

OrwenW ChamberIain,l
Guardians &c
vs..
Marian A. Marley and In the Probate Court.
Rosetta Manley, minor
children and heirs Of
Asa Manley. deceased.
The said defendants are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has sled in said Court his application for an
order to sell, s1hjeet to the dover Of Mary Manley.
the Interest Of said defendants, being an undivided
one seventh part each. in the following lands situate
in BAzettA township. TFumhull County. Ohio. and one
tract. being part OF lot No. -, bounded west by lot
No. %, north by lot No. II, east by lot No. -. and to
extend so far south that . line parallel with the north
line shall inelude thirty acres. aud being the same
lands conveyed by James Sage. Jun and his wife to
said Asa MADiey. by deed dated April 18th. 1884
Also Que other tract, being part Of lot No. -. and
beginning At the s9utheast corner Of said lot in the
middle Of the highway, thence west 10 the north ard
south renee Of said lot, thence north 10 the east and
west fence, thence east to the lot line. thence south
to the place q beginning, a7d TO contain six acres OF
land.
Also one other tract, being part Of lot No. is. and
beginning at the south west corner OF said lot. tAe.ee
east along tke road sixteen rods, thence north twenty
r1ds. thence west sixteen rods thence south twenty
rois to the Paee Of beginning, snd to contain two
seres Of land.
saii application will be heard by said court on the
9Th day OF April, lss8, at 10 O'elesk. A. NJ
J. =. T. q. II.
March 90. ls7o.-2E Atty, fOr GuaEdizn-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

BosroN, March 24.-The ship Norway,
of New York, when five days out, on the
passage from Macao for HAVANA, with
1000 Coolies, was the scene of a terrible
mutiny, in which thirty Coolies were kill
ed and ninety wounded. The fight lasted
from six o'clock in the evening until day
light the next morning, when the Coolies
yielded. Captain Major had his wife and
two daughters, also a lady passenger and
child on board The lady passenger died
from fright, and her child expired soon af-
forwards.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

NEWLY D~IscGvERED RUNS OF A CRY
It is reported a party of gentlemen will
leave the city to-day, on board the Jenny
Whipple, to explore the ruins of a city re-
ported to have been discovered in the In
dian Nation, of ArkansaS-Memphis En-
qui CT.
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Marriagts.

March 22d, at his Office in Kinsman, by Lie.
Purkins Esq, Mr.. NORRIS BUELL.. and Miss
JANE TENANT of Johnston.
In Johnston on the 2ad inst. by Rev. David
King, Mr.. MADISON W. COOK, of Hartford,
to Miss ESTHER'A. POST, of Johnston.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

New York, March PAP. T. Barnum
made a speech here tonight, stating that
since his failure four years ago, he has been
engaged in giving exhibitions, and in mu-
steal and commercial speculatiOns, in En-
rope, which, with the proceeds of his lee
lures throughout Great Britain, has ena-
bled him to cancel all his Jerome Clock
Company debts, and preserve a large por-
ton of his estate. He announced himself
as again the proprietor of the American
Museum, and declared that, in every sense,
Richard is himself again"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
Ex-Gov. corwin in Connecticut.

Mr.. Corwin since delivering his speech
at Philadelphia, has been in Connecticut,
and has within the last week addressed
several monster mass meetings. His speech
at Waterbury elected the most 8attering
notices from the press.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

New YoRK, March 24.-It is rumorcd
that 1t. Bartlett has challenged Gen. Nor
ris. u of the editors of the Home Journal.
in consequence Of remarks in that paper
recently touching the diamond wedding.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

A few bushels OF Prince Albert and St Helena PO-
tatOes on hand, winch we can ecommen as superior
for the yield, and exemption from the rot. They may
be had Of Us, or at the Grocery Of r. A. Baldwin. in
Warren, At 81 per bushel, or alta slight aivanes for
smaller quantities. G. HAPGOOD & ON.
N~.--.. 81 90 IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
April and May Appointments, 1850.
E H. SANDS, M. d,
TRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
Late Of JamestO'eH, Pa

(LGts Of jamestown, Pa
Graduate. in ls4a, Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of the City Of New York, and fifteen years
experiences in ths treatment Of Acute and Chronie Dis
ess-s-ten years in the City % New York Two years
experieuuS in that iI~mens- hospital for the treatment
Of Diseases Of eveIS trade azd character.
THE CITY HOSr tai OF NEW YORK.
About 9 coo eases Of Medical and 9Trgie2l Diseases
come annually under the treatment Of Lhs PhJ sisians
and Surgeons Of this Institution.
During every month in the year. Dr.. Sands may be
-ousrff-N ~ tn fnIro-f-y uTr-.g.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
Card to Ladies.
The EACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.

he 1Mf VI LILO III
L liat lie and safe remedy or Female Complaints,
would respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies Of
this country to it, feeling assured that ~ the L$ehlsh
or Percie Pills they viii find 4 safe and never fal.'nE
remedy for diseases arising from a deranged and dis
ordered system. sueh as sick headache. palpilation OF
the heart. loTness Of spirits, nervous affections, leu
cOrrhea- &c
In removing steppagcs or distractions Of the men
ses, from whatever cause, they are iniailibls. The
suppression so common is speedily relieved, and there
viii be no recurrence, il used according to directions
CAUTION.
THERE ARE TINEs WHEN THE HAcHIsH or PERCIE
Pitts sHoULD NOT BE TAKES, AMPLE EXPERIENCE HAv-
ING PRovEN THAT TuEV WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT PRrs-
NANCY, But INvARIABLY CAUSE MISCARRIAGE II THEY
ARK TAKEN DURING THE EARLIEB MONTHS: MARRIED Ia
BIEs ARE THEREFORE, cAUTlOsED AGAINST USING THEN
AT SUCH TINEs-AT ANY OTHER TINE IuKS ARE sAFE-
Full directions accompany each box and package.
None genuine without the signature Of ENuIE
MouLoN, Proprietor, Rue St., HonOre, Paris, OF MAS
SOL q LAURIE, Importers
Price. Si.25 per box half boxes IS cents.
Sold wholesale and retail By WooDs 4 Priv and L.
SMITH. STRATToS & Co.. Warren NJ. T. JEwELL,
youngstown Feb. 2S-6m
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EOR RENT.

DUR RENI.
Il The House and Lot OF Samuel chesney. In East
Warren. containing about 2 acres Of ground, Furnish
in- pastrue sufficient for one COW, \ few good fTuiA
Trees, good garden, a we'll Of good water n Snaa
Barn and . confortsbls House. all for IS aoll1rS =
year. Call on -JsARpnAes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

New ORLEANS, March 24.-The ship
Forest King, from Liverpool, edlided on
the 18th inst. with the barque River Belle,
from ~Cienfuegos, for New York, near Cape
Stantonio. The latter sunk. Capt. Haynes.
two children, and VIM. studiey, drowned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
The National Era Suspended.

We fegresto see that in-the last Nation
nj Era Mrs. Bailey states that'sfc is COM
ceuhdt 10 suspend the publication of that
CT f5r wait Of sufficient support Since
the death q her husband, . few months
s;ncXs Mrs II. has continued the pubiiea-
ton of the Era czpeeta6on that arrange
ments would soon be 1hsadc By which it
would pass into tn. hands of some suitable
pssses xbo would relieve her of t~hcchaTse,
but as vet tbs las not been done. 7
Hsythornc expect. tg return home IN
June. fIe las been absent nearly eight
wears. during which time 1s has visited
various couutTies Of Europe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
FL VE
E

HOOKER.-Very productive. large,
IL b~santifal, and Of UNEQUALED QUALITY.
Wilson'S Albany,-Exseedingly productive; ZINE
POI ARKET
Tiomphe de G~and-IMMENsE SIZE spleRdi6
appearance. and kigh gaB0r.
PyT4midial Gillian, Very handsome Proaustiysr
hardy, and good farOr.
Large Early searlst-THB EARLIEST product.
i've, and e~Ieslteat.
As it is impossible to secure all the excelleneies 90
this most popular fruit IN enc variety, We OGer the
above As comprising iE ave sorts. the various points
desirable.
We again confidently RECOMMMEED the
HOOKER. as By far the best fer JaHiiy Hss. II SH-
" OHs sort is to be Pisatsd. e0zBiHiHg aRrsetGr HHz-
bsr Of sresHezetsS thGa any other Variety-
y Of the above have perfect Towers, and wiz
produce excellent erOPs.it planted siagly or toE ether
PRICE,@Ssearely raeked to be forwarded By Ex-
PEI 100 plants o. any Of the sbsrs varieties, $50
- 100 -" ~ OF each variety, SEQ
- SEQ - 100 Of each varsity, $50
4" IO0O = sf the Hooker, 10,OO
H. E. HOOKER 4 Co.,
COMMERCIAL
Mar. sI--2a RscnHsTAR, q <
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CTRAWRERRIES
FRUIT TREES.
GRAF VINES, &C

We are expecting to receive from the Nursery Of
Mr.. Bon sell OF salem, in season for the spring trade,
a select assortment Of Apple Trees, embracing the
best varieties for tkis climate We have on hand Isa-
bella Grape Vines. New Rochelle or LAYTON Black
berry. and a limited supply OF Peach Trees, all OF
which win be sold on reasonable terms. -'
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EV r e
SEED POTATOES.

We will receive orders for. and procure bills OF
Evergreens. from the extensive Nursrry Of Mr.: Bon
sell, and deliver them here At his retail prices, II or
An-nn - nnLaE n -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
CPENCERIAN A

~ " 1ELkbNS
Mr. Aarvis, SuP1.AsndeEt % the Union sehoob
In this place. in : letter 70 The pubitshers. s1yss
The examination Of your "speneeriAn Chart 81
Letters" has Afforded ne great pleasures this 70 to
croEning production Of your excellent eourse -
PenmsnshiP. Many otherwise excellent teachers. fsfi
in teaching PenManship. because from habit or lack
Of skill. they are at best Bnt ordinary writer's. They
eanno. execute anything like a correct MODEL for the
Pupils-hence neglect Writisg In school altogether,
or make IL such a secondary matter that IL Is worse
than neglected With your writing books IN the
hands OF the pupil, and the chart in the hands Of the
teacher before the school, no teacher can. present =
shadow Of apology for want Of interest or success D.
his writing classes. Tbs Books ale giving good satis-
faction in cur sehoOs, aud we expect to add ~ 0sI
efficiency by The use Of the Chart"
Respectfully ysnrs.
JAS, MARVIN.
Price quo. DAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
PETITION AND MEMORIALS.

By Mr.. Cox, petition of Nancy H. Wal
colt and SO other ladies OF Trumbull eoun-
ty, and of W. H. Smith and 43 others of
the same county. praying for a more eff
cient law to remove the evils Of tipping
and intemperance-Temperance Commit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
THIRD READINGS.

~
In the Senate yesterday. Mr.. Voris' bill,
To provide for the enlargement of the Ohio
Penitentiary. was passed. A resolution
was adopted which provides that the SEN
ate and House Committees on the Judicial
ry shall prepare and present at an early
day of the adjourn d session acode of crim.
inal procedure The denomination
Railroad Bill was postponed until next
session. The bill, To punish the malicious
obstruction Of Railroad tracks, was pass
cd.
In the House Mr.. Voris offered a reso-
luton, requesting the Governor, in the
course of the year, to issue his proclama-
ton, designating a day of public thanks
giving and prayer, which was adopted
The House refused to suspend the rule, to
take from the table the resolution which
provides for an amendment of the suffrage
clause of the Constitution-the Democrats
voting to suspend the rule, and the Repub-
hcans on the other side. The bill to
amend section l and 8 of an act entitled
an act prescribing the duties of County
Auditors. passed April 4, 1859, was kill
cd. The following bills were passed: 10
provide for the more PROMPT and efficient
collection Of claims due the State; To pro-
vide for the confinement of prisoners, IN
der the United States, in the jails of the
State, and to repeal certain acts therein
mentioned. The protest which the House
embodied in the general appropriation bill
against overdrafts on the Treasury in 1858,
with authority of law, having been disa-
greed to by the Senate. was insisted on by
the House, and q Committee of Conference
was asked for. The following additional
bills were passed: To amend the 18th sec
ton of the act to define the powers and
prescribe the duties of the Board of Com
m~issioners of the Sinking Fund, passed
April u, 1853; Fixing the salary Of the
State Librarian; Extending the time for,
enclosing Railroads by fences and cattle
guards; 10 provide for the purchase and
distribution of the 4th volume of Carwen's
Revised Statutes Of Ohio; To amend an
act entitled an act for opening and rcgula-
ting Roads and Highways. passed Jan. p,
1858; To amend the I'd section of an act
passed March 10, 1860, entitled an act
regulating the publication Of the Ohio Re-
ports. passed April l4th 1854; A bill was
introduced and read the first time, Supple
mentary to the act to provide for the crea-
ton and regulation of Incorporated COmpa-
MES in the State of Ohio, passed Nay l.,
1852. Mr.. McCunc's Temperance bill
postponed until next session. A bill
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

NOTICE
IN Is hereby given that Samnet A. Davidson Is
duly appointed and qualified rs AdRjaiStratoy OF The
estate OF Joseph Davidson, deceased, late OF Mecca.
SAMUEL A. DAVIDSON
March es, Is62.-3WS
STATIRA LANES ESTATE.
- Notice is hereby given chat the undersigned has
been duly appointed EnI qualified executor % the
estate OF satirz Lane, late % ems, TUmbult CoHn-
", deceased. AMBROSE J. rBUESDELL
March %. Is60-3w%
STRAWBERRIESI
~ A few thousand plants OF the bert r~Gristies, eul-
tivated for Spring setting, noW on hand, and for sale
at low rates.
The Spring Is by far the best time for setting. and
those Who will attend to IL soon. will obtain the choice
Of the plants. and in all probability gather this sea
son, enough fruit to pay for their trouble
Warren, Mar. p. 6O.-3E BENZ STETEHS-
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a CARD.

Al nv tine as Township Librarian for Warren
ToHnship Is about out, I hope all persons having
Books belonging to the library. will return them I'm
mediAtely. Will Young America" think Of this
will their parents please remind them Of IL
Warren. March ~, ls60-lg J.G BUTLgR-
EOR SALE, One E CINE Governor,
II new and complete; and which will he sold low.
Enquire Of WARREN
March 9I. r6G.-3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

Barclay COppoc, who is suffering with
Asthma, could not be heard, and spoke
but a few words. He is quite young and
is a person that would Immediately i'm
press you favorably.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

He was followed by James Rcdpath well
known to u readers and every one as a
bold and fearless opponent of slavery and
oppression. His delivery was very fine
and effective. and the speech was well re-
ceiTed, radical as it was.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-29

MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL WILL CON
~ TINUE THE SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP BROKER
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old Stand
risk ami benefit - 49, 500 O'- SSS &c