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The Democratic State Convention
Another Flare up.

Like its national predecessor at Balti-
more, the Democratic State Convention
which met at Columbus on the 18th inst,
divided into two separate Organizations
Geo. W. Cook was President of the Doug
las Convention which nominated I. J.. S.
Smith, Supreme J Judge; u. W. Stainbaueh,
Attorney General; Abncr l.. Backus, Su-
pcrintendent of Public Works, nominated
by acclamation.
On the adoption Of resolutions endorsing
Douglas and johnson. some fifty Brccken-
ridge delegates withdrew from the convcn-
ton, assembled at the Neil House, organ
lied, appointed a State Central Committee,
and called a State Convention to meet at
Columbus on the 2nd of August, to nomi-
nate a State and Electoral Ticket. 4
short but able address to the Democratic
electors of Ohio, from the pen of Hon. Mat
thew Birchard, of this place, was adopted.
1t is probable that a majority in num-
bcrs, Of the Democratic party in this State
favor the Douglas ticket, but it is very ct-
idcnt that on the Breckenridge side is at
rayed a large part of the staunchest, most
talented, influential, intelligent and deter
mined Democrats in the State.
These men will not be bullicd, threat
cned, nor riliculed into the support of
Douglas. They know him well, have traced
every inch of the tortuous track of his
political life, know the utter impossibility
of his election, and will not stultify them
selves by supporting him.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Rev. G. 4. BOARD
Manly a private letter received in town
Saturday, NC learn that Rev. C. A.
Boardman. whose long service in the mir
istry at this place has endeared him to
many, was lying seriously i'll at the resi-.
dence of his friends in Monroe, Wisconsin,
and was moi expected to recover.-Youmgs-
toarn Register.
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The Scientific American says the oil
springs are probably the result of decom-
position of V, getable substances by the in
ternal heat of the earth. 1t is not likely
that any of them are absolutely inexhaus-
tible, and their extent will no doubt vary,
like that of coal beds and other geological
denosits.
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DISASTERS on TIE WESTERN WATERS.
According to the Louisville Couyier's
statistics, the list of disasters on the west
ern waters since the incoming of the pres
ent year, has already assumed tcrriblc pro-
portions. During the time, only five
months. upwards of one hundred lives have
been lost; three serious explosions occurred,
forty boats have been snagged; seventeen
burnt; five lost and injured by collision,
twenty steamers lost and crippled in storms.
and one hundred and nineteen barges, coal
boats and other fat boats lost by storm
The number Of serious accidents sums up
two hundr, d and twenty-onc.
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Horrible Burning Alive at Akron.

The Clcv. Herald of the 9TH inst says:
At Akron last night in celebration of
the Fourth, a bonfire was made at the cor
ner of Market and Rowland streets. \
young man named Sam'l 0'Neil, carrying
a barrel to the pile, (Which was already
blazing with tar barrels and pine boxes
by accident, fell headlong into the flames.
He was. for. seconds not counted. in the
midst of the fire and came out crawling on
his hands and knees. with not Il shred Of
raiment on him. Kill me-" he shrieked,
For God S sake kill me. Cut my throat
-anything-only kill nc" After all
effort, that medical or surgical skill could
give, had been rendered, he died this NOR
ming, after suffering physical distress un-
speakablc.
Our informant sayshis shrieks still ring
in his cars.
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CHER;FF'S SALE
= Daniel Parsons In Court Of Com. Pleas,
vs. TTumbuI County.

-. llLANtf JAIL
y Daniel Parsons In Court Of Com. Pleas,
Fem : Fern. TFa"'aH County,
Bv virtue OF an order Of Sals issued from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Trumhuu County. Ohio. l have
levied upon and shah oErr for Sale a; Public Adetion
at the door Of the Count House in Warren, IN SAID
County On
Saturday the 1lh day Of AHgHst, 1850,
AT one o'clock. p NJ. Of sail dav- the following d.
sc-ibei real Es.ate situate in Hartford township in
said County. known as part OF lot No 20 and heuni
cd AS follows: B-glnning az the sou h west corfer o.
a lot OF land purchased by Benjamin Fenn oil Darius
WOodfurd, then south along the east boundary Inc OF
the north aud south centre higEwsy seven rods, then
east r.raIIeI with the line Of the 'os thirteen rods and
thirteen rods and ore third Of n rod to the place q
he Ginning. csntairinr ninety three and one hall RODS
ofIaud .Es the same more OF less"
Appraised a. SI1jtO-
Also the Interest Of Benz Fem. ir. in the leasehold
{ Estate described As follows: Situate in Hartford Town
/ shin in said county Of Trumbull and known a. part
[ Of lot No. 70 and bounded as follows: Beginning A.
! m. south west corner Of land owned ~ James Gs1rs'
and The northwest corner OF land owned by l. r
! Gtr-r. which is also in the east boundary line oil the
north ana south centre rOsd. then sasterly along the
I division line betw cen the said Gates ami eager. 70
the Grst fence running uortherly, then nc t .erly a
long said fence as far as It runs then easter'y along
the east aui Ees- fence, 70 the next ienee runnlnt
uorth-rIy. then nOrtherly along said fence 70 the
fence next north Of the Saw-Nill. then westerly along
/ ed highway. then s~outherly along said highway to the
I place OF .eginnins. cont lining abOat t~o acres OF
| i.nd. from which Is reserved and excepted = ] the
exceptions and reservations Contained IN lease OF
the same premises. made by the said David Parsons
10 the said Berj Fem jrl said Interest OF Benz
Gu" A B LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Warren, July llth, lsGO-
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DRowNED.-A little son of James Bare
lay, Of Poland, aged nine years, while in
bathing, on Saturday last, in company
with several other boys near his own age,
in the creek which runs through that vii
lago, got into a deep hole, and being una
bic to swim, was drowned. The funeral
attended on Sunday, by a large con
of friends and neighbors who sym
with the parents in their bercave-
mcnt.- Youngstown Register.
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There is not 4 man in the whole cata-
loguc Of living American statemcn, for
whom We would prefer voting. both as a
man and a Democrat, than Benjamin Fitz-
patrick of Alabama.-DIyt0R Empire.
Yes, but he docsn's choose to have You
vote for him. He is an uncompromising
Slave-Code Lccomptonitc-well known as
sucL-and he disdainst the support 50 greed
lily proffcred him by unprinciplcd Doug
lasitcs,-CiR, Gazette.
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TME DEMOCRATIC SPLITIN kESTUcKY.-
The conflict in Kentucky wax WARM
The Douglasitcs are to hold 4 State Con
vention at Louisville on the Ilth Of August
to nominate an Electoral ticket for the
Rump Convention nomences. The Dem
o~cratic Electoral ticket nominated before
the Charlestye and Baltimore Conventions
is supposed to be nearly unanimous for
Breckenridge and Lane.
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ANOTHER QUAEREL.-Senator Gwin, of
California, had a quarrel with the Prcsi-
dent on Saturday last. The wal of words
become very violent, and during the al.
tcrcation the Senator denounced Mr.. Bu-
chanan in not very accurately measured
language, and concluded by telling the old
gentleman that he would never darkcn the
doors of his mansion again. Gwin has
hitherto been Buchanan's right-hand man,
and this private quarrel will doubtless man
fest itself, in time, in California politics.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE-Terms 81 per
year. Published by Chas. J. Peterson,
sos, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The August number has an unusual
number of embellishments. Besides the
fine engraving Summer Time it has 4
great variety of fashion plates, patterns,
&c. The reading matter is good, Red
mans Run. a capital story. is continued.
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ORIGINAL ANEcDoTE-At Charleston.
Dave Tod, in addressing the crowd,
declared that he was a Dimocrat from
Josh Giddings' district, and that he had
been fighting that old Abolitionist for
more than thirty ycars!!!
At Baltimore, on taking the Chair vaca-
ted by Gushing, Tod declared again that
he was q Din)crat from Josh Giddings'
district and that he had been fighting that
old Abolitionist, in defence of Southern
rights, more than thirty years!!!
well, hoss," said a wag from Alabama,
Il don't think you hurt him much.
der.
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NEW WARDEN OF THE PENITENTIARY.-
At the meeting of the Directors of the
Ohio Penitcntiary held at Columbus last
week. Mr.. Prentiss. of Ashtabula county,
was appointed Warden of the Prison, tC
succeed Mr.. Van Slyae. Mr.. Prentiss Is
well qualified for the responsible post
DR.. Kinsel, of Columbus, was appointed
Physician-Lcader
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DOUGLAS VS..
What is Popular Sovereignty.
y NOW on THIS.

LOOK on THIS PICTURE. AND NOW on THIS.
/ firmly and consci- The citizens OF the
enciuusly believe that United States have an
there is no safety for equal right to settle
the country, no hope JOT with their property Of
the preseTratiOR Of the am kind in tire organ
Union, except by Il lzed Territories Of the
faithful aud rigid al United States, and
herence to the doctrines that under the decision
ct MN intervention by of the Supreme Court
Congress in the IerrI- OF the United States IN
tories. INTERVIEW the case of bred Scott
IION MEANS DIS which We recognize as
UNION. There Is NO the correct exposition
difference in principle Of the Constitution in
between Northern and this particular, siGCc
Southern Intervention property stands U30H
The one interyenrs for The same footing as cH
slavery aud the other otter DESCRIPTIONS OF
against slavery, but property, and that mel
each appeals to the theT the General Cor
passion and pryjudiccs @erHHsat. MGR ANY
Of his own section rERRITORlAL
against the peace of the GOV ERNMEN /, eau
whole country and the destroy or impair the
right of seif-goyern- right To Stare property
ment 10y the people OF in the common terrific
the territories; hence ries, any more Than the
the doctrine Of RoH-iH- right to any other de-
terEenfisa must be main ~Scrigiioa Of property;
tanned q. all ha-aras; that property Of all
but while i San never ] AiUds slaves as well as
sacrifice the principle my other s~feeies OF
even to attain tn rOperty. in the terri
Presidency, / viii ores, stand upon the
cheerfully and joyfully same equal and broad
sacrifice myself t. Constitutional bnsis.
maintain the principle. and subject TO like
-DOngids's Letter 10 principles of TeeognI-
Richardson. lion and PROTECT
ION in the LEGlSLA-
The ultra men in TIVE, judicial, and er-
each section demand Ccutirs departments Of
Congressional inter the GererGI GOreTH-
venlion with the sub meHt.-H. j. John
i-ct in the Territories sons ReToTt in the
They agree IN respect Georgia Contention.
to the power and duty
Of the Federal Gov
eminent IN control the
question. and differ on
" as 10 the node ofex-
e%reising me power.-
Douglass Serenaie
Speech.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

BOOT WITH A LAMP IN THE HEEL,-A
dispute for right Of patent for this inven-
ton IS before the Civil Tribunal of Lyons.
The lampnot only gives alight' but keeps the
foot warm by heating pipes running through
under the sole. This beats the lantern in
the walking stick.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

\ SELE-MADE MAy.-Stephcn A. Doug
las, our gallant standard bearer. Is en-
phatically 4 selEmade man.-Clev. Plain
dealer.
Yes. and a self, mlmade man, toto
L.dO RlgL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

REFUSING TO ANswER.-We lean that
L. S. Marshal johnson, has been obliged
to commence two suits against persons for
refusing to answer the questions propomded
by Assistant MarShals under the Census
law. These CASES are in Trumbull and
Guyahoga counties. Another suit will be
commenced against a person in Crawford
county who set a bulldog on the Assistant
and would not premit him to enter his gate.
The penalty under the law, in said case, IS
thirty dollars.-Democrot.
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DEATH OF Az INSTRUMENTATION. II. ?.
Haun. the L. S. Senator from California
under Executive appointment, in place of
the murderer Broderick, died on the 9th
inst, of congestion chill contrlctcd on the
Steamer while returning from Washington.
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a Comet.

4 Comet has been visible about . P. N.
in a direction a little west Ofnorth, during
the last week.
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ST. LoCIs, july 9.

ST. LoUIs, July Q.
NONIxGTED-Hon. Francis b. Blair,
Jr., was to-day nominated by reclamation
by the Republicans Of the FIRST District
for representative in Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

Viii some Democrat who undertakes,
upon principle, to support both these can
didatcs, tell us which of them is right?
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Portag County News.
We clip the following items from the
R%avenna Democrat.

We clip the following items from the
Ravenna Democrat.
Tue ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RnIL ROAD.-The reports of the rapid con-
structiou Of this road are most encouraging.
Last week, sixteen miles and 4 half Of iron
had been laid. and the rails are now put
down at the rate of a mile per day. One
Locomotive, for running the construction
train. is not able 10 do the work, and the
second one will be on in a few days
At Randolph, Cataraugus Co. y. Y. a
Fourth Of July Celebration will be held in
honor Of the completion OF the Road to that
point. upon that day. The people along
the line Of the road. rejoice greatly at the
progress made with the work.
The BURNING OF ALLISOX's MILL AT
CAMrBELLsroRr.--Thc Touring mill of
MahlOn Allison, located at Campbellsport,
was burned upon Tueslav night last. The
origin Of the fire is unknown, though it is
the supposition hat the mill was either set
en- fire by an i~ncendiary, or the fire took
from the smut machine-and to this latter
We incline.
The FIRES SroPrED.-The fires have
stopped at the Ravenna Glass Works,
for the usual summer vacation. The blow
ing will commence again in six or eight
weeks. The works have Gecn kept very
busy the past season. and have hardly becn
able to supply all the orders they have re-
ccivcd.
SALE OF II WHTTTLEsEY LILL-On
Thursday last the fine Touring Mill at
Campbellsport known as the "Whit,lcscy
mill was sold to Mr.. Almon Chittenden,
for the sum of S%2,675.OO. Mr.. Chitteu-
den intends running the mill. we are told.
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Jacob B.. Leach Before Jefferson Palm. jus
vs.. lice OF ue fg
Jeremiah Powker. } Trumbuu Comfy Ohio.
ON the 23d day Of June, A. D. le6n, sa'A Juidee -
sued AN order Of attachment in the above acHon Tor
the sum Of Thirty dollars and seventy hihe Gems
fSsO -gl AMI costs which action was continued IN
M the iIth dsy % August A. D ls60 at 10 o'clock A
N. at which time sIid cause viii be Tor trial
FORRlST * r \
~ ~ IIth 1850, 3x.l Pltd. Atty
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Card To Ladies,
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
'FUE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE


4 lai T. and sale remedy or Female Complaints,
would respectful, call tue attention ct the Lsies Of
this e.uLtry to IT. feeling assured that in the llachish
or PcTcie Pills they viii uud q safe ami never faI.ing
reme.sy Tor disrasrS arising from a deraugrd aud dIs-
oracrej system such Is sIsk headache, paipitatiOh Of
the heart. lownrSs VI spirits, hervUus aicetiOrs, leu
cOrrhra- &C
In rem0 wing st0ppaFcS or distinctions CT the men
ses, from whatever cgGs-. they are IN .1iiule The
sn9 preston SO common is speedily relieved, and there
viii be 10 recurrence. il used according to directions
CAUTION.
THERE ARE TINES WHEN TIE HAcHI>H or PER'iE
PILLS SHOULD NOr BE TAKEs, AMPLE EXPERII ScE nav
lSG ProvES ruAF TutY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT rEsG-
NANCY. HUT INVARIABLY tAC>E AIsCNERiAGE ~ THEY
,aE atKrN OUWiSG THE EARLIEB MONTHS MARRIED Ia
piss ARK THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGAINST JSlN1 THEN
At SrUH TITEs-NT Any oTH1S TIN 1HEN ARB ~
Full directions accompany eaca BOX .ut package.
None genuine Sithaus tGe signature OF kNjfTE
Nos LOS. Proprietor. Rue ST.. llHuore, Paris, or Mas
sol a LAURIE. Importers
Price. 81 - per box; aalf boxes . cents.
Sold wholesale and retail rs WOODS & Paw and E
SMITH. STEATToS * Co. Warren NJ. T. JEWELL,
YauurSt ,wu Feb. &--Gm
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YOURSELVES
AGAINST
FIRE AND
IzR3-.,CS PATENT SAEzS.

THESE ) is are warranted TO be
Z perfectly proof against are, having been t-s.ed
IN great fires m Iti parts of the country So cOrf-
dent are the Manufacturers of their security that they
ouer a reward OF one thousand dOllars TO any one
Who can show that one Of their Safes s5sr failed
They are furnished uitE Halls Patent Power Proof
Locks, which las resisted the. Efforts OF the most
skIllul Lock PiCkers These safes took premiums
at The Worlds fair ia L nJ0u and at the Crystal Pal
ace IN New York All sizes and prices from S6 TO
$3.50 FOr testimonials OF rhsir security. sail at our
once. No Ons q behring's Safes ersr GaiEsd-
tt. Nolan & SON.
July IIth, 1860 Manufacturers Agents.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ William L. GCucher }

vs. ttras OF AiuhNu4A
WTilm Clrnah n, ct all County.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issIcd from the Court
cf Common Pleas or Trumhuli County. ohio, | have
levied upon and shall Odrr for Sale At Public Auction
II tie door e the Court House in Warren IN SAID
County. on
Saturday the 1Ih day Of AHgust, 1850,
At one O'Clock. p. VI e salt aay the following de
ge~iled real Estate. situate in Hartford, Truuibult
COUNTY. and is kaouu by hetug part Of lot No 20.
snJ IL bounded as follows: Commencing al tie North
rt,t corner OF lands oUueI aud occupied b. BanJl-
min Fem ga the wet side Of the rorih and south
r-rt-c LIrha.y. on the west lice Of said highway,
u,n north one LuaErei and four i-et. then west eleT-
n ruIs, then south one hundred aEd .our feet. then
east eleven ruds - The place OF b-Zinuu's' eoata;n
in one h.Ir acre % land -la0re or less
r-.d ~ s-8 10. Trrms Sash.
A.B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
ca - on--. w. TrTv frfh T-Fa.
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she-in,. oe-e. Warren. jay IN. I.ee. :.
SHERIFF"S SALE
- Martin Mitchell In Court oil Con-n0n
rs Pleas.

AlsLTU Q WIVVI-
By virtue OF an orl.r OF sale issued from the VouTt
Ct Common Pleas Of TFUmhull Comfy, Ohio to ne
direcirI.I have levied upon AMI shall otter at Public
sale n the door Of the Court House in Warren. Coun'
tv afoTestid. on
Saturday the 11A dag Of august, 1860,
At one O'Clock. ? NJ. Of said day sl tie interes; Hen
~ 5 Austin has Ia 4 tract OF My acrtS Of land. stu
ate in bloomfield in said County, ant is the south
part Of lot No. l@6 in said town hip, being MY acres
Of land contracted 20 said Henry ;. Austin hy Chaa'
MON 4 Goodrich. said hny acres appraised a. StOu.-
10. A. r. LYMAN. sheriff.
Sheril's Office, Warren, July 18th l-6l-
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Ohio. where Won can get anything that was ever Kept
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LJ1iv Ifth. Ice. 3mI
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II WO "a eriur business lots for sale.
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