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

llSSOIUIlON-
IL The partner ship heretofore existing under the
name OF hcCOrmick q Laird. is this day dissO we'd by
said Mccormick pnrch ising the interest Of saig Laird
aAd assuming all liabilities OF said partners hip.
Thomas MsCOrmiek Is authorized to settle the
business OF the late firm, and use its name in liquid
alton. THOMAS MCCORMICK,
S. NJ. LAIRD.
Warren. O.. Al iI 25, 1860. NAV a-3w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thomas ]. McLainJ

LSHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas J. MeLain)
rs. In Lake County Com. Pleas
George Brown.
By virtue OF an Execution issued from the Court %
Common Pleas OF Lake County, Ohio. TO ne directed
and delivered. I have levied upon and shall offer fer
sale at Public Auction. at the door Of the Court House
in Warren. Trumbuu County, on
Saturday, the 3Oth day of June, 1860,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, OF said day, the following des-
cribel real estate: Situate in the township of Warren,
being part Of original lot 20. and bounded north by
the mill yard now owned BY Moser & Camp. on the
east by the turnpike leading from Warren TO Bloom
field, on the south by lands belonging 70 the estate
Of James l. YangOrder. and on the west by lands he
longing to said estate, containing one half acre %
land. more or less. Ts be sold subj ect TO a mortgage
to Thos.J- NeLain. Appraised at Sl266.66.
Terms Cash.
A. B. LYMAN. SHERIFF..
Sheriff $ 6Gice, Warren, Nay 30, Is6s-5E
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The root. ana the leaves will be for ne ealing Of
1860.

give such balm as have M strife
With nature or the laws Of life.
With blood ny hands l never stain,
Nor poison men to eaF their pain.
lie Is a Physician Indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor. X J. LYONS, cures the
folloEing csnPlaints in the most obstinate stages OF
their existence, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach.
Drspsy in the Chest, Rheumatism Neuralgia. FITS
or Falling Sickness, and all other Nervous De-
raDgements. Also. all diseases II the Blood
such as serofula, Erysipelss. Cancers,
Fever Sores. Leprosy, and all other
complicated chronic CsEl1ints.
All FERNS Of female Difficulties attended to with The
happiest results
1t is hoped that no ore will despair Of 4 Cure until
they have given the Indian Herk Doctors Medicines
n fair and faithful trial. ~ During he Doctors
travels in Europe. West indies. East Indies, South
America and the United States, he has been the IL
J strument in Gods hand, 10 restore 10 health ard vigOr
thousands who we're giv~n Up and pronounced iEcur-
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more, thousands who were on the verge OF the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
pOctor's skill and successful treatment, and are daily
xclainling--Blessea be the day when first We saw
and partOOk Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references VI cures viii be gladly and
cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in nowise directly or Indirectly induce or Cause any
Invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability Of a cure.
Remember, consultation aid advice free. The poor
shall lie literally considered.
TFPosi Office address BOX 2663.
SEP. q, Coy R-J.LYoNs. M D.
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GHERIFF''S SALE.
y Admir- Of Elizabeth Park

.CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Adz'r Of Elizabeth Park,l
rs. InEOErt OF Com flea3-
John D Raney, } Of TrUmbnll County
BY virtue Of an Execution issued ous Of the
Court OF Ccmmon Pleas Of Trumbuil County ,Ohio,to ne
directed and delivered. l shall expose to Public sale,
1t the door Of the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday, the 9th day of June, IS6O,
at one o'clock, P. NJ. of said day. the following des-
eribe,i real estate: Situate Johnston township in said
county, one piece or tact being in the north vest
corner Of lot u. and bounded north by lands OF Mr.
Stone. on the east and south by lands Of orrin uili:
west by lands Of - Tyrreli, being 10 acres Of land
more or less.
Also enc other tract In lot 70. and bounded on ths
west by lands Of j. n. HOlcOmb and Nathaniel Stan
ley, on the north by lands Of d. C.. Johnson. on the
east by lands OF L. W. Norris, Orrin Mill and Thomas
Gilmore. south by Thomas Gilmore, supposed to
contain about SIXTY acres OF land, more or less.
Appraised At SI2OO 90. The 10 acre tract ~ Praissd
at Si70,OO. Terms cash.
A R. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff : once, Warren, May ., is6O-5w
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SSIGNEE'S NOTICE:

n DDIUNLL No INL-
"A Notice is hereby given that A. G. Mcconnell
Of TrumbuI County. State sf Ohio. has made an as
signmrnt to the uniersi gned. Alexander Mcconnell,
81 all his property, real and personal. &c, to have
trust for benefit Of the creditors Of said A-C McCOn-
nell. under the act OF the General Assembly regulat-
ing assignments, passed April Oh. 1859. The credit
ors Of said Mcdonnell are required TO present their
claims ~ once. ami those Indebted to him are re-
quested to call and settle without delay.
ALEXANDER MCCONNELL.
Warren. Nav 9th, ls61. Assignee,
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Come TO Woods * Pew for fine Toilet Soaps.
Come 10 Woods & Pew for nice Perfumery
Co ( TO Woods d Pew for fine Hair Brushes.
Come TO Woods L Pew for fine ro,th Brushes.
Come TO Weeds d Few for hest Ilsi- Dyes.
Come 10 Woods < Few for Shoulder Braces
Come to Woods & Pew for nice Cologne.
Come To Woods x Pew for Bird Seed.
Come 10 Woods K Pew for Oil Rergamot.
Come to " Gods Z Pew for Grniine Essences.
Come 10 Woods 4 Pew for crate Yarnish.
Come 10 Woods ~ Pes for Dixon's Stove Polish.
Come 10 Woods d Pew for GOod Tea.
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CHERRIES SALE.
sheria's oaee. Warren. May : 80, IssO'-5x '''
. DEMONSTRATORS SALE

II DE HEAD n
On ire Goth Day Of June, A. D. I56n, tetween the
hsurs of 70 ST and 4 P. NJ. OF said day on the prem
ises viii be sold to the highest bidder, the GlOwing
Real Estate: Situate in Bristol Township, Trunibull
County. and State Of ohio, aud known as being part
Of Division No. ave 10. Section or Large Lot No. ,.
bounded west ~ vest lire Of said division, on the
north BY north lire o. said division. on the east by
he west line OF Daniel Mansield's land (or land for
uerly owned by HIM and on the south By the centre
Of a hi Highway running east and west. which Is also ths
south line Of said division, and contains % 50 l0
acres OF land. be tie same more or less. Terms; one
third in hand, one third in ore year. and enc third
in two years. Appraised At s
CHA A. BRIapgS,
Administrator Of siias d. AdaEs. deed.
Ma On TSC0 AZ
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dissolution

dissolution.
r. Notice is hereby given that the cnpsr,nership
heretofore existing between tiT. subscribers. under
the style Of Robbins d Leroy. has been dissolved by
mutual consent. Those knowing themselves INDEBTED
to The late hrm are requested 20 make payment to A.
8 Robbins. who will he found, Tor the present. on
South Street, thret doors east Of The GasEilI House.
Those having claims against said firm, viii present
then to him for settlement. A. 5. ROBBINS.
Warren, May -, IeL0 -3w T L LEROY.
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Justices and CoRstabIes' Blanks.
EARRANTEE.NoRTGsaE & QUIT A DEEDS
SUMMONS, ExEcUTIoSs, sUBFGNGs, E1c.
Constantly on hsnd and for sale
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MORE LIGHTl MORE HIGHT!

w We have just opened the incest lot Of COAL
OIL LAMPS ever Brougitt to Ohio, With ground glass
and Pisin ehimnies 20 suit. WOODS & PEW.
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cuperalng their purses as we'll a. their domes-
tic ties. There is, accordingly, such stampede
amongst them towards home that the steamers
cannot supply accommodation for onehalf the
number of applicants for ststerooms. We
know of several parties who have pressing bu-
siness here who will be compelled to wait from
four to six weeks in London from the impossi-
bility Of obtaining berths For the next two
or three months the different companies will
make large harvest from the unusual number
of passengers that they will have to carry.
The profits from this source, and from the rise
in freights to which the shipping interests con-
fdently look this season, will compensate their
stockholders for the short returns from the
traffic of the last year or two.
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A CHANCE ron NEw ENGLAND CArrruIsrs-
In addition TO the immense business patronage
which our paper receives from New York, Its
column daily exhibit large array Of advertise
meot sent TO us from distant localities including
even the European capitals. Among these our
readers may have observed the announcement
Of a sale which Ia TO take place on the 25th Of
this month Of dne plantation In Virginia, con-
sisting OF about four thousand acres. situated
on both sides Of the Rsppahannock. twelve
miles below Fredericksburg, with one hundred
and sixty-hve valuable negroes. Here IL a
chance for New England capitalists They are
always ready to 90 in where there Is an op-
porplnity OF making mopey, and Il would be
disicult to end more profitable one, both in
,euniary and political point OF view. They
v ia unlearn the prejudices which they have
Conceived agains, Southern institutions, whilst
q = are filing their pockets with TIE products
&. slave labor.
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morning opened with good demand before tbs steamers
news was generally known, with sales Of ~ 900 busheg
winter red Western, price principally ~ 81 % 81 y,
and 81 coo bushes No. Chicago spring at 81 l2 afoa
and delivered TO boats The market clcses.quiet and
nomnay lower Corn scarce, and held above the views
OF buyers 6TKc was offered. but refused Barley
changed sales 100 bushels Canadian 7oc Oats and
rye quiet Canal freights unchanged SEC -four LEO
wheat, IL nc. on corn 70 New York. Lake imports
bbs four 1873 900 bushels wheat 400 bushels corn,
$500 bushels oats 20 800 bushels barley 700 bushels
rye Canal EXPORTS $50 bbs. -four, IS 400 bushels
wheat 10 900 bushels corn, 300 bushels oats 10 100
bushels barley, 400 bushels rye, l6s bushels peas
CHICAGO, Sept Is, 1880.
Flour dull. Wheat quiet and &c. &c. lower; sales
LOO 900 bushels al 86c. . &c for No spring. $50
IS &c for No in store. Corn dun and To- lower sales
q 600 bushels at $40 In store Oats quiet Receipts
600 -four las 900 bushels wheat 20 900 bushels
corn ii 900 bushels oats. Shipments-7,00o barrels
four 1T 900 bushels wheat % 900 bushels Freghts
declining-l6c wheat 70 Buffalo. Sight exchange o.
New York u per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, Sept Is, 1880
Flour dull and unchanged whiskey dull and declined
&c. Moss pork $40 Bacon-Nothng done. Money
market unchAQed.
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wos New York Herald - Edition for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship America, Capt Noodle will
leave Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool
tbs mails for Europe viii close In this city TO
afternoon quarter past O'Clock TO by Railroad
and at quarter TO four O'Clock to 90 by steamboat.
The EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD win be published
., ten O'Clock In tho morning. Single copies in wrap
pers, six cents.
The contents OF the EUROPEAN EDrIos or rI HERALD
will combine the by mail and telegraph at
She Office during the previous week, and 10 tho hour
OF publication.
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Assnn or BrnoAss-About midnight on saturday .
young fellow named Andrew oAsss dstscssd By soss
keoer secresed under counter pistol In hand, In ~
"ore OF Leonard q. Hopkins, No. as wss arsst. n
Fellow had obtained sdmittascs By breaking pass q
SEWING any vauabIss he mxhs ma Jusslos Ksny Co.,
mted the offender 70 the fombs ~ 0iai, y de(Aal u
slWo bail nrlsev o. The sams evening ean4 q sur-
Nahlssdt schassrs ssa stree4 which thsv
bad entesed Oc slasssv accidentally noticed some q
The parties In the act q entering, procuring The
setance Of several other policemen, the house was
rounded and the store being broker opeo two Of The
thieves were captured In attempting 70 escape through
side door, and two we're caught IN the basement
James McGce, James Thompson aid John q KslIv
THOMPSON. They were III committed yesterday Tor N
By Justice Kelly
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PROFITS or Gas CoSFaSms-Besides the OK.
tortionste profits derived by gas companies
from the supply Of gas to their customers, the
majority Of them have been making considers-
BILE earnings from meter rents, interest on de.
posts and surchsrges on the laying Of service
pipes. The eTec, Of these inposts has been to
PVT gas beyond ne reach or large elau OF
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House.
Dr. Ton Brock Of the United States Array; T. Hiek.
man and lady, Of California, and r. Dmond Of Iowa
arc stopping a The Metropolitan Hotel.
Col D. Slower, of Boston; = ". Kuon, from China.
H. Atvater of Connecticut, and Kerby Of California
arc stopping ai the TAsArge House.
@. SAnsbury, Of Washington, D. c. J. a. Gaines, Of
New Orleans y. v. Slater and family ~ Rhode Isan6
r r. George, Of New Haven; and A Van sAntvcod. -
Albany, were among the arrivals a the s. Nicholas H.
Tel yesterday
Hon. lansing Stout forceon and Col Gadolls Ru~is.
Army, were In Washington on saturday.
Madame Elisabeth orscs the srcat rrspdu,shsx A. A..
editor Of the - Iouis BvLcin N hundred and ave
years cf age and has resided IN that city one hundrs
and three yeayn. - -
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Markets.
NEW OnnnAxs, sspt rs, 1850.
Ccston-SAcs 70 day 1000 bales, ~ 10 No. 1o.c for
middline. MSS pork ca The rest Of the market an.
changed.
AIHAyr Sept. f5-eP n
Flour unchanged demand fair. whcat--sslcs $50
tushes good white Michigan II 81 S. Cornsaes 5000
bushels western MIXED IT CSC. Barley has improved.
sales 600 buahcs winter a poc Oasssales 500 bushels
state ~ Sc. 9skc. Whakey-saes LA bbs prison Al
2&c. aXkc.
osvrcc, sept Is-sPM
Flour unchanged, but quiet wheat-rhe mArss, ths
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The Railroad Convention.

THE SARATOGA COMPACT RxApFRnKD-sHALL rHn
KRIK 81 ALLOWED wArKR RATES FROM BOSTON,
NO REPLY TO THE WESTERN LINES, ETC., ETC.
The representatives Of the ave Atlantic railroad linss
In session NJ the s. Nicholas Hotel all day sasur.
day They had under consideration the articles Of tAs
compact recommended at the Convention al saraiogs
and In most instances rcarmcd those articles making
them binding upon the competing rosds and their co.,
meeting lines One Of the points 70 which ,hey gave their
special attention the expensive mode Of asycrtinx
by pacards Ii Is at present the custom Of al tbs main
roads 70 put up In every city, village Of any i'm
portAnce, handbs in all public places giving their route
and connections. This has been heavy bill Of expense
70 the several lines, and under the agreement recon
mended 81 Saratoga, confirmed and made binding
The several lines On Saturday, at the 81. Nioho-
las Hotel, mako handful 70 answer. The
routes, connections and rates Of each line are 70 BE-
enumera.ed % each paoard, forcing all the main lins
70 unite In their ADVERTISING and share with each other
cxpeuse - far a. their posters concerned This win
unquesticoaby DO reaa saving and WORK well n ths
shall have % the card several oshsr eups - ssssr
q the old system came up for confederation, In mos
instances asrsnsemenss were made 70 curtAl thSn.
The Western representatives haye not yet r&bsived Q
reply 70 their petition asking control the Eastward
bound freight, but win have further bearing !, The
There quite knossy point that d also expecssd 70
come ocfor thcm to-day In which the ne sssns 10 be
ss9s s.. sSss Nm m ne
water connection with water rates from Boston
westward. Az the wator rates from Boosoa
70 the Central Western cities the same - rail rates
from New York 70 the same points, The other lines enter
their protest against such arrangcments and q NJ
Marsh stands alone he refuses 70 submit Convsn.
ton and abide By the decision knowing he does thas
hn VIII be the only vote for a. The other lines however,
determined 10 take decisive action upon H. for shs
purpose Of throwing the responsibility upon the Erie
alone
me question Of the Central violation Of the axreens.s
has not been taken yct but IL expected be undsr
consideration 10 day the Couventioa having adjourned
IRON saturday evening until This morning o'cioc
Most OF The western representatives visited rhisdcphia
on saturday evening but viii return In time watch The
movements OF the other lines todAy
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PHnADuFHA, sept 10, 1850
Resolutions were unanimously adopted Al the Douglas
sestns last night dcnouncins the Crsoa fusion and ra
Trying the straight Douglas ticket The meeting was
large and enthusiassic ii the close
Governor johnson win make Of the state durnS
the wcek- He viii com ncnoe 1t Lancaster on Monday,
and close al Pitssburs on saturday evening next.
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CINCINNATI, sept. ls, 1880
Upwards Of thirty ave horses arrived here 70 day from
Kentucky and this State 10 compete for premiums al the
National Fair this week. Among then were Lexington
Fashion and Bonnie Scotland Fine displays are aptic
patcd before the fair closes, Thursday The entr,es
are nov nearly I've thousand, and the Arrangements an
urrfrrtcd
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AIsAsr, sept 10, 1850
Bosrdman, Gray %. q extensive piano factory WAS
set on Ore al eight O'Clock last night, and destroyed
sethes with hundred and any pianos hashed and In
course OF construction. One hundred men are thrown
out Of employment Loss from $50 900 70 go 900; In
surcd for $50 600
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CORNING, sept. 10, 1890
The dwelling OF Rufus Gordon, one mile east Of this
place, was burned this morning son q Mr.. Gordon,
aged Is pershcd In the flames Another son was badly
burned
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NEW LoSpos, Conn, Scpt IS, 1863
The annual parade Of the Third regiment q the state
troops, under the command Of Col w. O. Irish came on
in this city today. The regiment comprises all the mill
tazy companies Of the county. Governor Buckineham
and suite reviewed The troops this afternoon. great
multitude Of people assembled here 70 witness the dn
MAY.
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IhfSs-OnueI the ABOVE CdpuOn one OF the
spoils organs In Philadelphia half-starved
sheet with an omnibus load Of subscribers
accuses the NEW YORK HERALD OF indulging In
vainglorious Boosting in the matter Of Mr.
Breckinridge's speech. The fact is. we gave
merely the facts in the case. The speech came
10 the Associated Press, and was given to such
Of the Philadelphia papers as are In the associ-
alton. How many Of them published IL we do
not know nor care. Even in their own village
they are read by very few people, and no one
expects anything like " enterprise from them.
What we said about the Breckenridge speech
was that IL was our intention to have
had special report Of II, and that
We sent Q stenographic writer from New
York to Ashland to take IL down. Owing to
the meagre teleeraphic facilities between Louis
vile and Cincinnati we were compelled to put
upIwith the Associated Press report
On the general subject we have To say simply
this:-We spare no pains nor expense to gather
news from all parts of the country. Our special
reporters are now travelling In almost every
section Of the Union. Their letters come
through the telegraph Office, as a rule, instead
Of the mail or express. Our bills for special
dispatches, exclusive Of the news which was
furnished TO the Associated Press, during the
week ending the sth instant, amounted to
twelve hundred and seventy-Hve dollars-for
last week, to one thousand and twenty-six dol
lars Too thousand three hundred and one dol
lars for special dispatches IN too peeks Is a
greater sum than he combined Philadelphia
press pays for special dispatches "a a
,ohole year. Our expenses for special
teleeraphing alone during the current year
will amount to more than ffty thousand dol
lars. Thus we supply thei news, not only to
New Workers, but to the provincial editors,
who show their contempt for the HERALD BY
making up their papers almost entirely from II,
and giving no credit More than this, they per-
init their miserable vagAbonds Of correspond.
ents TO invent and publish the most absurd
lies about men and things In the metropolis.
And II Is difficult TO know which Il the more
contemplate the forger Of the scandal or the
editor who endorses It. That Ia all for day.
The SrATEpE HoxEwARp or AMERICAN
TorRIsrs.-The homeward tide Of American
summer travel in Europe has set In with rush.
Each successive steamer comes back freishted
toits utmost capacity Of accommodation with our
wealthy business people and fashionable idlers.
The European capitals have never before been
so full Of American visiteu a. this year, and on
all the great highways Of travel they are to be
encountered at every second step. But as there
are limits even TO the largest incomes, and
home yearnings viii overpower the thirst Of
novelty, our absentees feel the necessity Of re-
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sailing or the BsenvflIe fsr new York;
Nsv 0R1nAn, SPA rs, 1850.
me steamship hsoviIls sook out si5e 90 In Treasure
for New York.
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annexation of Texas lost the abolition balance
OF power in this State, which otherwise would
have made him President; and SO now Abraham
Lincoln may be counting without his host in
supposing that our radical abolitionists will
wink at bis professed acquisscence in the Fugi-
tive Slave law, or that all our abolition worship
pers of Mr.. Seward have forgotten the time
serving expediences which slaughtered him at
the Chicago Convention.