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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
WARREN. Der. 81. go.

Editors Of ChronicIe:-Although near
ly a month has elapsed since the following
call was issued, a few mothers whose eyes
it met som weeks since, have thought moth
ing more suitable or earnest could be said
by way of invitation to the mothers of War
rem to unite in a meeting of the mothers
mentioned. A few ladies met on the first
wednesday in this month, pursuant to the
call, and havicg found it good to be there,
earnestly entreat all the mothers of War
rem Of whatever name and denomination to
meet with US again on tie first Wednesday
in November at tie basement of the Meth
odist Church. A MOTHER.
A Mothers Concert of Prayer.
Tile Members Of The Ncv York and Brook
Ign Maternal ASSociationS, TO Chris-
tion Mothers Of erery anne throughout
II Country.
Burdened with a sense Of our response
bllitles IN reference to the spiritual well
fare of our children-painfully conscious
of our want Of faithfulneSs, and oppressed
with anxiety, lest amid the prevailing
worldliness and temptations with which
they are surrounded, our loved ones should
be left without the precious hopes of the
GOspel-we long for a closer bond of SYM
patty with those Of like trials and cares.
Especially do we long to have their fer
yent prayers mingle with ours at the mer-
cy seat, that the gracious Redeemer would
claim our children as His own and give US
wisdom and grace to guide them in the way
they should 60.
lmpelled by these feelings, and yielding
to earnest and repeated requests from many
others, we invite all mothers in our com
mon Zion to meet together at such places
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Trum5ull County Fair.

If Col. Harris, Of the Cultivator, is not
ubiquitous, he comes as near it as any per-
son We know. While his paper comes as
regularly as the first and the middle of
each month, and each number bearing
the Co.'s own marks. yet we hear Of him all
over the State, first is one extreme portion
and then in another. gathering items which
render the Cultivator So popular. At the
Fair in this County, he dropped in upon
US but before We had had hardly time to
see through the hair, he was gone. The
next number of his paper had the follow
ing
TEUMBULL Co. FAIR-After the close of
the fair at Mansfield. We founl that an
all night ride would take us to Warren in
season to be in at the lastdly of the. Trum-
bull Co. fair. The day was gloriously
bright. and the people were out in cousid-
cradle force. The departments best filled
were those of cattle and horses. Fruit, and
vegetables were few. but very ODD, flowers
had been totally cut off by frost a wc,k
before.
One thing al this fair we we're glad 70 sec;
the Board had graduated their premiums
according to merit, instead Of Offering SEN
sation prizes for a show. The fast boys
who itinerate from one fair to another. to
pick up large purses with their b)b-tailed
4 Q would not 90 in for the modest sum
of s.. 50 the Board allowed them to stay
out and keep their horse-hcsh cool. If a
Pile of money is all they come for, this
part of the show may as " IL be dispensed
with. for all it will do toward the improve
ment of the breed of horses. Horse fan
cier as we are, we desire only a fair show
all around.
GREAT WHEA CROP.-Here is an item
picked up at the Truubull Co. Fair which
Is worthy of note: A. c. Fuller, a farmer
of that county. had on exhibition a sample
of wheat, which be calls White Mediter-
ranean. bnt we judge the whiteness comes
of good breeding on a calcareous soil. The
sample was from a crop of four acres. yield
ing 1873 bushels-two acres of which
yielded even 80 bushels each. The soil
was the usual upland clay loan of that re-
gian, an old pasture sod turned over the
previous spring and sowed to fax, followed
with wheat, put in early in the fall
While this can be done in old blld-faeed
Brisol. the Union Is safe. five have plenty
of such farmers as this man Fuller.
APPLE PARERs-0f all the curious fc-
lows in this world to hunt up nice and
convenient little traps, is our friend Cy.
Van Gorder of Warren. At the Trumbull
Co. Fair he had a lot of apple parers,
among them the patent of j. ]. Parker.
made by Skinner & Paxton Of Marietta,
which We have proved to be a good thing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Douglas Stump Speeches and the
Gains.

Candidate Douglas has been industri.
ously perambulating the North on his
Squat. Sow. hobby, harangueing the people
The National Democrat, a Breckenridge
journal, thus records the remarkable re-
suits of the labors of the Little Giant"
Mr. Douglas spoke IN - totcRS IN Noine
and the Republicans gained in them l,5Ot
Mr. Douglas spoke IN Vermont,
and the Republicans gained 6.OOC
DR.. Douglas made speeches mi Pennsylvania
and the Republicans gained Ito 1000.
Mr.. Douglas spoke ia Erie, Pa,
and the Republicans gained l,3OI
Mr.. Douglas spoke in Conneaut, Ohio.
and the Republicans gained lOt
Dir. Douglas spoke in AsAtabuIa.
and the Republicans gained in the Co. 81
Mr.. Douglas made a short speech in
PdipeSriUe.
and the Republicans gained in the Co. 33l
Nr. Douglas spoke IN CiereLGnd,
and the Republicans gained in City and
County, l,300
Mr. d uglas spoke in Ti6io,
and the Republicans gained in thc 90. GOO
Mr.. Douglas spoke in Belle fontaiRe,
and the Republicans gained in the Co. lS6
Nr, Douglas spoke IN Urbana,
and the Republicans gained in the Co. lI3
Mr.. Douglas spoke in Columbus,
and the Republicans gained in the City, SAG
Mr.. Douglas spoke Ia Indiana,
and the Republicans gained 10000
Mr.. Douglas spoke IN Fl FGyne, Ind,
and the Republicans gained in the Co. 264
Ar. Douglas spoke IN Lqpoyte, Ind,
and the Republicans gained in the Co. 500
Mr.. DowgIaS spoke az Richmond, Ind,
and the Republicans gained in the Co. e54
Mr. Douglas spoke IN Lafayette, Ind,
and the Republicans gained in the Co. 70O
Mr.. Douglas intends to make speeches
in all the States, and the result,
HE WILL NOTGET A SINGLE ELEC-
T0RAL VOTE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
PORTAGE County.

From the Portage Co. Democrat, We
take the following items:
HOUSE BREAKING AMI ROBBERY IN
FREEDOM.-WhiIe the occupants of the
premises we're absent at the GarrettsYilIe
Fair, on Friday. the houses of Amos HaW-
ley and Asahel Hawley were br,ken open
by robbers. From the premises of Amos
Hawley 5000 in money was stolen. Eat
ables were the subject cf plumber. The
premises are on the direct road between
Drakesburg and Garrettsville.
On the same day two houses were bro
ken open on the road between Garrettsyille
and Mantua station.
CHoKED TO DEATH.-Jas. Kelley Of
CampbellspOrt, a blacksmith, choked to
death at his supper table on Sunday
night last. He died so suddenly and SID
gularly that a post norton examination
was held on Monday by Drs. Willis, Beld
ing. Leonard. J. P. & w. A. Alcorn. The
result Of the examination proved that he
was chOked by a piece of meat, some three
inches long and three fourths of an inch
thick. This great piece of meat was lOdg-
ed at the entrance o the windpipe. upon
the P3mam Adami, OF adams apple"
G-ARRErTsvILLE FAIR.
The first annual fair of the Highland
Union Agricultural Society, held at Gar
rettsville, was in all respects "a decided
success. The Democrat gives an extended
account, which we have not room to copy.
Speaking of the stock it say:
N. b. Brigham Of Windham exhibited
one pair work cattle . years old, weighing
HOO pounds, one pair + year Odds weigh
ing 800; one pair + year olds. 5000; two
pair ? year olds weighing 4SOO-l2OC
each. Mr.. Brighan's cattle were in good
condition. The , year ODDS were of a whit,
and grey color. the others red.
Roger II. Miller Of GaTrettsville, enter
cd thirteen fat steers, weighing each near
ly nineteen hundred pounds.
L. ID. Brown of Nelson, ont pair of wonI
oxen, weighing four thousand four hun
dred pounds.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
The History of Italian Revolutions.

From the Albany Evening Journal
What has been the history of Italian
Revolutions heretofore? This:
The Tricolor is unfurled. Town and
country. palace and hOvel pour out their
sous TO fight for liberty. Thrones topple
Sovereigns run away. Grand Duthessc,
pack their trunks. Kings take passage in
the steamer under the name of John Smith
and Cardinal Antenclli begins to inquire
the price of lodgings in Vienna. The Re.
v%clution is an accomplished fact. Italy i;
freel
But presently out comes an acrimOniou:
letter from one Revolutionary leader, t,
which another Revolutionary leader res.
ponds by an acrimonious speech. Parlia.
ments wranglc, Pamphlets scold. Patriot,
accuse each other of being bribed. The
Revolutionary party splits in two pieces.
each of which splits into four. Then the
Austrian drums are heard on the frontier.
Back come the sovereigus with hired bay
onets and borrowed cannon. Bombs fly.
Cities capitulate. Patriots are shot by a
file of soldiers or put under lock and key.
\ royal proclamation announces that ''or-
der reigns." Italy is tranquil" The
t%ricolOr becomes a State Prison offence, and
the Revolution is overl
Such has been the history of the Italian
Revolutionists in all their struggles hereto
fore. 1t was sincerely hoped that expert
ence had brought wisdom, and that the
mistakes of former years would not be re-
Peated in 1850. But there are ominOus
signs. If the threatened discussions be-
tween the Revolutionary leaders ripen in
to open quarrel, Italy will be rcmanded
to the control of her former rulers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Correct Prophecy.
re sad after Election.

Before zad after Election.
This number is the last that will reach
sou before election of next Tuesday, when
the4frst of a series of Democratic victories,
will but ~foreshadow a more brilliant tri-
umph in November.-Trunbu Deuaoc, a!
All inst.
That was the time the Democrat ted the
truth, fer once. When the next paper,
(the 18th inst, two days after the electiOn)
was published, the editor had not heard
that any election had taken place; at all
events he said nothing about it In. his
Of the 18th, he says:
The result Of the latee l%ections. was by
u to a certain extent anticipated"
That is cool enough, certainly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
TORAL VOTE.
What the Republicans are fighting for
and against.

They are fighting for free homes for the
homeless.
They are fighting for the laborer against
the Aristocrat.
They are fighting for a Pacific Railroad.
They are fighting to bring back the gov
.ernmcnt to the purity of the fathers.
They are fighting for the extention Of
freedom.
They are fighting for the preservation Of
the Union.
They are fighting for tie principles Of
Washington, Madison and Jefferson.
They are fighting to place "old Abe" in
the Presidential Chair.
They are. fighting against disuniOn.
They are fighting against a Slave Code
for the Territories.
They are fighting against squattcr Sover-
eighty.
They are fighting against ~Polygamy.
They are fighting to burst a. corrupt ad-
ninistration.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Gard 10 Ladies'.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
STHE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE

l. IiAi ls and safe remedy or Female Complaints
would respectful, call the attention Of the La lies Of
this country TO it. feeliRg assured that in the Hachish
or Pereie Pills they will md a safe anu never failing
remedy for diseases arising froE = deraEged and dis
ordered system such as sick headache. palpitation oil
the heart. lowness Of spirits, nervous affections, leu
corThra. &c.
In removing stopPages or distractions OF the men
SEES. from whatever cause, they are IN 'sl'ihle- The
suppression so common is speedily relieved, and there
will be no recurrence. If used according to directions
CAUTION.
THERE ARE TIMES WIEN Tux HAcHIsH OR PkRrlE
PILLs sHoCLD nor BIZ TAKEN, ANPLE EXPERIESrE HAv-
ING PROVEN THAT THY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT PREG-
NANCY. b T INVARIABLY CAUrE MISCARRIAGE ~ THEY
ARK TAKEN DURING THE EAELIzB MONTHS MARRIED La
DIS ARE THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGAINST USING THIN
"a SJCg TfNEs-AT ANY OTHER TINz THEY ARK stFE
Full directions &c company eacn box and package
None genuine v th1ut the signature of EatTIE
NsrLOS. Proprietor, Rue ST.. IlOnOre, Paris, or MAS
SOL d LAURIE, Importers
Price. si.5 per hox; half boxes % cents
Sold wholesale and retail by WOoDs & Paw and Z
smith. STATION x Co Warren il. T. JEWELL.
YoungstOwn Feb. 22.-5m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Official Vote of Ohio.

We have not space this week for the
table of the official vote of this State, but
will give it in our next paper. The o. S.
Journal suns up the vote as follows:
The aggregate vote is very heavy,
amounting to 4l2. 20 and exceeding that
of last year (35j, 76S) by 5G,93G votes
a remarkable increase. The aggregate vote
on Supreme Ju &c is heavier by seven
thousand than that on any other Office,
clearly showing where the intensity of the
struggle lay. Brinkerhof's majority is
l3.004. Murray's plurality is %, 27S; his
absolute majority over the Democratic and
Union votes combined, 1868. Sdrgent's
pluralit, is 24.S40; his clear minority over
all opposition. 1861. The average Re
publican plurality is 2I,374; average ma
jority over combined opposition. l5.432.
At the Presidential election, Ohio can
give 10000 more votes for Lincoln than
any one of the other three candidates; and
an absolute Republican majority of o.
U00,-the opposition remaining in its
present condition. But should there be a
fusion of all the anti Lincoln clements on
one ELECTORAL ticket, this majority. We be
lieve would run up to 10000. flour Re-
publican friends throusht the State will
but work, these figures can he realized
We appeal to them to labor for such u glo-
rious result.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Irishmen and Dutchmen Look at This!

Irishmen and Dutchmen Look at This!
We firmly believe that the interest of
"ehe South demands that capital should
'oCn labor, and we are in favor of a law
'bcing passed by Congress, declaring every
"Irishman or Dutchman who may arrive
Tin this country after a certain time. a Slare
until he has been in the United States
fourteen years, at least until he can read
write, and is in favor of our peculiar in
''stitution.--Atalanta Georgia. C~Onfedera-
cy.
This is the kind Of a welcome the Alta
lanta COnfedaraey, a DouglaS paper, would
give to the foreigners who land upon our
shores. Irishmen and Dutchmen how do
you like it?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

APLRSsEYT FAMILY PARTY.-The Count
of Syracuse has arrived in Paris. The
Count of Avuila has been there ever since
his dismissal from Napl.s, and the Prince
of Caqua is a permanent resident of the
French capital. Not one of the three
brothers is on speaking terms with either
of the others. From Vienna. Sept. 10. We
learn that the Queen of Naples is expect
ed to arrive there via Triete, en- route from
Gaeta. She is to proceed to join her
parents at Copenhagen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
The following lines were omittelb Y Poe,
in his celebrated lyric of The Bell"

Hear the Opposition Bells,
Empty bellsl
How the turbulence az Babel their dissonarc
How they rattle. rattle, rattle, [%exeels
Like a cow-hell with a cold;
Like the bells they hang on cattle,
Or as n swor and bucklrr battle,
In the civil trays of old.
Oh! the anger and the claHgor
Ofthe borrsi
FROM New Orleans unto Bangor,
How il ruars!
Hear t.zir broad and brazrn throats
Begging Abolition votes
With a pledge TO act the Hessiar,
In the war against Secession.
Whilst they slyly try to ring in" Mr.. Bell,
Bell Bell Bell
Oh, the FUSION and confusion of these Bells!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Total vote 1902, Mi. 6,6l8

The total veto of the CuyahOga Distric;
was 1884, while the total vote of the goth
District was only 1902, consequently,
our majority is not only the largest nu
merically, but it is mush the largest in
proportion to the number of votes.
The 10th District challenges the 10th
to do its best in November. for do as well
as it may, the Goth will try to beat it
The Goth is good for 1900 majority for
Lincoln.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
INFANTII.E

We would reqies particular attention to the Sdver
usem.ut OF Messrf. CHURCH " DUPONT, addressed TO
"Ioth-rs." The INFASTILE CORDIAL Of DR.. EAToS is
a medicine Of great cele. rity. and the standing OF its
manufacturers will he a sufficient guarantee Of the care
taken in its preparation. and its anvarying parity
The ..BLoOD pOoD'is for a class Of diseases unfOrtu-
nately very prevalent in this vicinity, and its high
re ~,utation should ensure a ready ale.-HiHiRaHtie
(C0RR Journal. NPSee advertisements
For sale ~ WOODS l. PEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

We heard a Democrat yesterday, says,
the Lafayette Courier. cOnsolins himself
with the reflection that the United States
Treasury was empty, and it was all well
enough perhaps that the Republicans should
take during one or two administrations,
and ~replcnish the Golfers with something
worth fighting for.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
The Banner District Of Ohio.

We confidently claim for the XIXth Con-
gressional District the proud position of the
Banner Republican District Of the State.
Lock at the official figures and beat them
who CAM
C~Tyah0gG-A. G. Riddle. ....7,29l
A. J. Williams. ..4,18G
-3,lO5
Geuuga "A. G. Riddle. ..2,427
A. J. Williams IBIS
-1,849
Like A. G.. Riddle. ..2,2l9
4, J. Williams. $50
II G2G
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Let there be a Large Attendance!

A meeting will be held at SOuthington,
Monday evening. Oct. 29th.
Speakers-H. L. Burnett, G.. L. Wood,
and Geo. B. Young.
Also at Greene, on Saturday evening,
Nov. 3rd.
Speakers-W. o. Forrist, A. ". Jones.
BY order Of Central Committee.
c. R. HUNT, Chm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
PROCLAMATION
PROCLAMATION.

l. Az Lyman. Sheriff OF Trumbuil county,
Ohio. DO hereby notify the qu8lih d Electors Of said
county. to assemble in their respective tOEnshiPs. at
the usual places Of holding Elections on Tuesday.
being the 9th day OF November A ID. leo and then
ami there, to proceed as the law directs, to elect Twen-
tythree Electors Of president and Vice President OF
the United states. in pursuance Of the Constitution
and Laws ofths intel States and ofthe Sta e ofUhio-
Owen under my hand. Al the court house in Warren
this 10Th day October l-60. A. B. LYMAN, sheriff.
sheriff 8 Cliee. Warm. Oct. ", 6n, By.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.-That the
Democracy, in the last four years. have
drained a full Treasury. and accumulated
a National debt of sI60,Oe0,O 900, which
will have to be paid by the people.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
Majority for Riddle.

MAJORITY Tor hlddle. .....O,0JO
This is a Republican increase over the
majority for Dennison for Governor in
1856 of 2,25Ol Thc aggregate vote of the
District in 1859 was l4,70f. In 1860
it is l7.2S4. Increase 2,560-of which
$3.50 is Republican. and $50 Democratic
We repeat, what District has done bet
ter?
1t is a matter of congratulation to our
able and popular Representative elect. Hon.
A. G. Riddle, that he will 60 to Washing
ton backed by such an overwhelming ma
jority as the above. This is the largest
majority ever given any Congressman. We
believe. in Ohio. Heretofore the Ashta-
bula District had been the banner district,
it having given the veteran Gildings over
5000 majority.
The Banner XIXth must set the mark
at least 1000 higher for Homes. Old Abe.
1t can be reached. and 500 better, with
efficient work right along to the closing Of
the Presidential polls the 9th of NOyem-
Der. Wide Awakes! lead on the column
The Lincoln hosts are with you shoulder to
shoulder eCeiGRd Leader.
Not quite so fast, friend COwlcs. The
gallant 10Th has dono nobly, but the
laurels of the goth are green as ever, and
the title of the Banner District must still
remain with US.
The following IS the result in u dis
trict.
AsAtabula-John Hutchins. ..4,G23
D. NJ. Wilson,. 7l6
800
Trum5uH John Hutchins. 1870
d. n. Wilson. ..l,547
-2,I2;
NaAoning-John Hutehins. ..2,547
D. VI. Wilson ...l,9J6
~ Sol
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

Mr.. Hershel Vesuvius Johnson prom
ised to address the F~usionists of Buffalo
on Wednesday evening last, but he didn't
appear; the occasion was too solemn.
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SCHOOL BOOKS FOR TRUM-
BULL COUNTY.

Teachers. School Officers and Parents
are requested to read the following recon-
msndation of school books for use in tbt
schools of Trumbull County:
WARREN, MAY 81, 1860.
We have long felt the necessity ofa uni
formity of text books in our common schools
This can be secured and preserved only BY
the judicious and decided action of the
boards of education.
Teachers educated in different localities,
have preference for different books. II
the rural districts, these pre- erenees fire.
quently lead to unnecessary changes which
invOlvc parents in needless expense, and
prevent a uniform system of instruction SC
essential TO the advancement of the pupils
We would therefore call the attention Of
boards of education to this subject. and
urge upon them the Importance of estab.
fishing a system of textbooks. In town.
ships where a uniformity already exists. ii
may not be advisable to change. especially
where such a change would be attended
with any considerable expense. In all
such cases we would recommend that the
change be gradual
By the request of many teachers and
school Offices, we have selected the follow.
ing list of books which, in our opinion, is
best adapted for general use.
In making this selection We have aimed
at securing-lst. The best books; ID
The cheapest.
LIST OF BOOKS.
MCGUFFEY's New Series of Readers
consisting of the first. second, third, fourth
fifth. sixth and High School readers.
McGUFFEY's Speller.
New Series of Reading Charts
RAYS Newly Revised Series of Arithme
ties consisting of the Mental. Intellectual
Practical and Higher Arithmetics.
RAYS Algebras Part l and III.
PINXEo's Primary and Analytical Gram
mars. Newly Revised.)
CoRYELL's Series of Biographies.
M~ITCHELL's or CORSELL's outline Maps
WEBsTER's Series of Dictionaries.
Isaac GRIFFIN. Examiners o.
Wy. q. CLARK. Teachers fol
WHIrrLEsEY ADAMS Trumbull Co
WARREN. May, 1860.
We the undersigned would heartily ap-
prove the recent action of the Board Of
County Examiners, in recommending a Sc.
ries of Text Books for our Schools, and so
far as practicable we propose to conform tC
this recommendation, believing the books
selected to be among the best
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

."DemOeracy's grave is Doug" is one of
the most concise, as it is one of the truest
notices that We have noticed during the
present campaign