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The Lecture To-Nfght.

ReY. W. H. MILLBURE, the blind
preacher, who has lectured in this place
during the first and second series
of the Regular Course, lectures tonight
at Wsbb's Hall, his subject being the
grand old blind poet, JOHN MILTON. Mr..
Millbura is one of the most eloquent
lecturers in the country, and has gained
q high reputation throughout the land
His lecture on John Milton is spoken Of
as a very eloquent, instructive and enter
tanning lecture. We hope there will be g
good house out this evening.
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Local and

Lent commenced on Wednesday the
fourteenth inst.
Thursday last was regarded the coolest
day of the winter. The mercury ranged as
low II degrees below zero.
The demand upon our columns this week
compels Us to prune down some Of on
Township letters, and omit others until next
week.
The essay read before the Odd Fellows
Lodge at Newton Falls, on the LIST inst, sent
US for publication in the CHRONICLE, will
appear in the next issue.
On Friday morning the sixteenth inst
the mercury fell to twenty degrees below
zero. 1t was the coolest ''snap' experienced
In this section of the country since 1857.
-hr. Henry Wsldeck, baker, has into
duced a new article in his line, called the
'sGraham Cracker" made of unbolted -four,
which, having tested, we pronounce a good
thing.
4 The burnt district, on the corner of
Market and Liberty streets, continues to pre-
sent an ~unsightly appearance. Feeble at
tempts have been made to remove the rub
bish, but thus f~arlitfle has been accomplished
toward that end.
Court commenced Tuesday the four
teenth inst, adjourned over Wednesday, and
again resumed operations Thursday. His
honor, Judge Glidden, presiding. The Grand
Jury closed its session last Saturday. One
item of its business was the indictment of
the majority of whisky sellers in Trumbul
County.
An Irishman made glorious by frequent
libations, and boiling over with the peculiar
ardor characteristic of his cOuntrymen, made
his appearance on our streets one day last
week. His step was lofty, and with eshil
lalsh" in hand, glazing eyes, and mind fill
ed with sanguinary memories of Donny-
brook, he entreated some one to sthread On
the tip of me coat tail" of which article of
wearing apparel, ne was minus. A host Of
small boys gathered around him and enjoyed
themselves hugely by mercilessly pelting the
poor fellow with snow balls. Failing in his
frantic efforts to catch some of them, he
changed his base. and gently! laid himself
down upon the sidewalk for a little rest
But there was no rest for him, his little tor
mentors renewed the assault with increased
vigor, and compelled him to evacuate his
position. Taking up his line Of march, he
advanced slowly and cautiously up the North
road aud out of town.
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Chas. w. Smith, Esq.

This gentlemen has changed his residence
from Warren to Charleston, West Virginia.
Superior inducements were held out to him
to go there and practice his profession-the
law; and after examining into and testing
its advantages, has concluded to reside there
permanently. He left for Charleston last
week his family will fellow next month
He is a lawyer of excellent abilities, and will
make his mark wherever he goes. A thor
oughly loyal man, he raised a company of
volunteers and served with credit to himself
and country between three and four years.
He early identified himself with the Repub-
lican party, and has ever done good service
with it. He leaves hosts of friends who
heartily wish him success.
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Another Fatal Accident.

Mr.. John Nye, of Ravenna, Ohio, died OF
the oath ult., from injuries received by the
explosion of a boiler in his mills, a few days
previous. He leaves a family. He was in
sured in the ACCIDENTAL COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, for $1,000. The payment of
six dollars to the Agent, secured to Nye's
family, one thousand dollars.
Only a few weeks ago. we noticed the fact
that the Hartford Accident Company, paid
to the family of Mr.. L. @. James, Of Akron,
$4,000, and to the family of Mr.. Bostwick,
of Ravenna, g, O00, and to Judge Hoffman,
of Warren, 1852, so, and to N. D. Folsom
$4,000.
The above and hundreds of other acct
dents happening every month, show the. i'm
portance of having a policy in the Hartford
Accident Insurance Company. Remember
the name of the company; it is the Oldest,
largest and safest accident insurance COM
pany in America.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS is the only
Agent at Warren. Apply to him for a pol
icy.
Feb 21-2W
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Readfng Room.

The young men of Warren haYe lately
organized a club and reading room, and
have secured the hall over Messrs. Andrews,
Weeks s. Co.'S store. It has been well sup
piled with furniture, and the walls hand
sOmely oFnameRted with paintings and en-
cravings. They have upon their tables the
principal Magazines Of the day, the Cinci-
matt and Cleveland d~ailies, and the ChrOni-
Gle. They have within the past month Civ
en q couple of select parties, which were
highly enjoyed by those present, and which
were pronounced to be among the most ell
egsnt affairs of ths Kind ever gotten up in
Warren
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Word TO the ise.

Persons visiting Warren, and wishing tc
~patronise the Photographic Art, will find il
to their interest to call at the NEW ENG
LAND GALLERY, at the sign of the revolving
Pyramid, No. Is, Market st.
All work at this establishment will 10 ex.
ecuted in q style that shall reflect lcsedit Il
the Art, and although We have maze no dis
coveries of late, we shall endeavor to Civ:
our patrons the full benefit of a life study o.
the business, and trust we can please in al
cases when it is possible for art so to do.
Mr.. Rice has an assistant, T. Brockwsyi
late of the oath Army Corps, and he viii bC
No. Is, and wait upon them, as only a sol
der can do. RICE, Artist,
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st. Valentines Day.

The time honored custom of sending val
entines to friends and enemies, on the four
tenth Of February, was we'll observed il
this town, The fun of the thing was in
dulged in and enjoyed mostly by the young
folks, but 1t was no rare circumstance fol
older heads to invest their stamps in the
highly colored pictures. Many hearts vert
made glad by receiving a pretty valentine.
while many were sad because they did moi
get one.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21

REVIVAL
Three of the churches in town, the Pres.
bytsrian, Methodist and Baptist, are enjoy
ing 3 precious season. Meetings are held
in each of than every evening. and are con-
Quoted with great spirit. Considerable in
terest has been excited in the minds of the
young men, quite q number of whom have
already made a profession of faith. We un-
derstand that between seventy and eighty
persons have united with the Methodist
church during the present revival. Chris
tens feel encouraged by the manifestations
of the Spirit aRd are disposed to keep up
the good work. We learn from our ex-
changes that similar reviVRls are being sx-
perienced in many towns throughout the
North.
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Court Proceedings.


At the February Term, the Grand Ju-
~ was in session some five days and
brought in thirty-six bills of indictment
against different parties throughout the
County for selling liquor contrary to law;
several bills against persons for keeping
gambling rooms, and two or three for as
sault and battery ;. some tWo or three for
embezzlement or obtaining money under
false pretences. What is remarkable, it
is the only Grand Jury for a number Of
years, that has not pronounced the old
sail a nuisance. This is, to say the least
of it, q great compliment to the jailor
and his wife, or else they were deceived
blythe pure cold, air that psrVaded the
atmosphere at the time they visited the
County nuisance. But after all the hon
orable body are worthy of all praise for
the bringing up of eleven liquor men,
without any effort on the part of the cit
liens of the different townships, though
they could not do otherwise, in view of
their oath and the charge of the Judge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21
Grand Treat in Store for OuI
Music Lovers,

On Monday Evening, February Goth,
a Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert
is to be given at Webb's Hall, by Mr..
William Heydler, assisted by Miss Louisa
Bregelmann, Miss Josephine Berghof
and Mr.. Theodore Bruam, from Gleve.
land. The press speaks highly of their
musical talents, and they offer US splen-
didly selected programme. We would ad.
wise our music lovers to SECURE their seats
early, for we predict a full house.
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County Wool GrOwers' Con-
YeHtiOn.

Mr.. EditOr;-Being advised by a circular
from the Hon. R. n, Montgomery, Prssi-
dent of the Ohio Wool Growers Association
and by others interested in that branch of
business, that they desire a meeting in this
county for the purpose of organizing a Coun-
ty Association I will, if you please, name
Thursday the 1st day of March, 1866, at II
O'Clock, 4 NJ at Webb's Hall, in Warren,
as a suitable time and place for the meeting.
I would suggest the propFisty, Of this meet
ing, of arranging for a County Sheep-shsar-
ing Exhibition, at the Far Grounds, some
time in the month of May next
Efficiency in such an organization will de-
pend much upon the interest manifested in
that meeting, and upon the pumber in at
tendance. It is therefore desirable that the
different townships in the county should be
we'll represented. F. KINSMAN.
Warren, Feb. 18th, 1866.
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School Teachers,

There viii be an examination Of School
Teachers in Warren at the Court House, on
Saturday, March Sd, 1866. commencing at
9 IL o'clock, A. NJ.
On the same day, at the same place, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, there will be q meeting of as
many of the teachers of the county as can
attend to make arrangements to hold G OOun-
ty Institute,
LAUREN COLEMAN,
n. A. BARRETT, Examiners.
H. ]. CALDWELL,
Feb 2l-2w
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Book Agents Wanted.

For Kettell's One-Yolume History of the
Rebellion, now published, gives excellent
satisfaction, highly recommended for accura-
cy, cheapest in the market, bound strongly
in leather, forty fine steel engravings, about
eight hundred large pages, 10000 subscribers
were obtained for it in ninety days. For
circulars with terms, address HENRY HOWE,
Ill Main Street, Cincinnati.
Feb. 14-3t.
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Just the Thing.

We have made arrangements by which We
can insure the lives of all persons, whether
they are in good health or bad. Heretofore
only sound persons could get Insurance.
Now, we can Insure those whose health may
be impaired. This will meet the wants Of
many who have been deprived of the privi-
lege of providing for their families, should
they be left dependent.
We are ready to receive applications at
once. Those whose cases have been declined
by other Companies should apply without
delay. Rates are moderate, and the Compa-
ny reliable; standing second to none for re-
sponsibility and fair dealing
In the matter of Life Insurance, delay is
folly: Apply at once, and provide for tie
family,
We are the only agents for TrgmbuI Co.
Reliable persons wanted in each township to
receive applications.
T. j. McLAIN & SON,
Feb. law Warren, D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21
Caution to the

Having understood that an "Adams
Washing Machine" of an old patent is now
being exhibited in parts of this county, We
deem it but justice to ourselves and the pub,
lie to say that this is not the "Ne Puus u.
tra' Washer, which is creating so great an
excitement ia all domestic circles ~hereabouts
The public will find a cut of ours in an
other column, and it is a very superior ma
chine to the other. Both machines were in
vented by men named Adams, but they were
different persons; one IN Ohio man, ours q
Wisconsin man, All our machines have
their name on them in large letters, one
Plus ULTRA" If the public want the
only really PERFECT machine, then let
them buy the Ne Plus Ultra.
Feb 14-2w A. II. ADAMS & Co.
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The Original POntO ON Minstrel,

Friday Evening. Feb. %, 1866, Cal.
Wagner and Sam Hague's Original Pom
toon Minstrels will give one of their in
imitable performances ct Webb's Hall,
Warren. The lovers of fun, good music
and singing can find an excellent chance
to enjoy themselves by attending. They
have a good reputation throughout the
country.
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MEsoPoTAMIA.
Feb. 18th. 1885

reD. 1lIn, 1000.
Mr.. Editor:-The coolest weather of the
season, thus far, was yesterday morning, the
mercury standing in the thermometer at IA
degrees below zero; Thursday morning it
was eight degrees below zero. We haYe not
had any snow, to speak of, this winter, and
the wheat plant unprotected, begings to show
the effects of the hard, freezing weather.
Stock is coming through the winter in fine
condition, the weather being very favorable
for feeding, and fodder very plenty. Many
farmers in this vicinity will not be able to
feed out more than half of their hay this
winter, 4. FARMER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21

Persons who carry the American Watch
Co.'S watches, are never too late to church,
too late for the cars, or too late for dinner
Men who are noted for their punctuality al
ways carry them. Julius King, on Main
Street, sells them and warrants them.
Feb 2I-1w
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Young Men. AttentIon!

For sale at the CHRONICLE 0IFICE. two eertif-
Gates, each good for tuition in Calkins. Griffin 4
one Of the largest and most successful Commercial
Colleges in the country. Any person intending to
obtain a business education viii ind it to their IN.
Certificates. If
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AuctiOneeF.

The subscriber would offer his services to the
public as A~uctioneer, and having had sew
eral years experience, hopes 20 give salts.
faction to those who may engage his services
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Vienna, Feb. 81, 1866, 3W#
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ALWAYS on Time

Vienna, Feb. q, 1866
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A Fair Offer.

We manufacture the best Harness Oil Backing
ever offered the public. Any persons buying Of u
and after using it. are not satisfied that it is supe-
Nor to anything they ever tried, can have theil
money refunded, by returning the half can.
A. MCCONNELL, Manufactures.
Feb, 14-2W. Warren, Ohio.
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The advertiser. having been restored to health
in a few weeks By a very simple remedy after haV-
ing suffered for several years with a severe lung az
lection, and that dread disease, Consumption
anxious to make known to his fslloE-suferers the
means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free Of charged with the diree-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the subscriber IN sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which be e~OLeeives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove a bles-
sing.
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Feb Il 1865 lyr@
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The Dental Rooms of DIR. Spelman have
been removed to Anderson s. Rupp's new
block, on Main Street.
Feb 7-3w-
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RRO OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature decay. and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion, will. for the sake Of suf-
fering humanity, send free to all who need IT, the
recipe for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. -uherers wishing 10 profit by the ad-
v~ertiser's experience, can do so By addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers St., New York.
Fab Il 1geG 1vrs
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Town and County.


The Chance
For Over Coats, Wrappers and Drawers
and Fur Caps, at COST, is still good at.
REED & ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21

One of Shaw & Clark's Sewing Machine s can be
seen at the CHRONICLE 0FFIcE. Uyou want a rea-
sonable priced, neat. reliable, beautiful and dura-
BILE Sewing Machine, call and see the one at this
Office. There is a chance for a bargain. If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21

There is an old man now living in this
town, who will be n hundred and seven
years Of age if he should live til the 29th of
this month. t
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Local Notices.


House and Lot For Sale.
1 will sell my house and lot IN South St.,
in the village of Warren. The property
consists of a very desirable lot, a good house,
barn, cellar, cistern and well of excellent
water. Terms reasonable.
Feb 2I-tf F. E. HUTCHINS.
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New. Nice and Useful.

NOTICE.
Having been burnt out we expect q prompt set
Element with all persons indebted 10 u.s.
Jan. 3l-4W WARREN &McLAIN,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-21

R6-The State Normal School at Edinboro,
Pa, has more students than any other school
in the state.
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Removal.

The "Ne Plus Ultra" washer on exhibit
ton at Kings Jewelry store, Warren. D.
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Go and see 1T.
Can't be Beat.

The new Washing Machine, at Kings
Jewelry Store, Main st.
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Notice.

Hon. George f. Brown has not yet sold his Resi-
denee or out lot. Enquire of John N. Stull-
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Valuable Property for sale.

George L. Wood offers for sale his place. con
tanning II acres, good house, barn, orchards, fruit
large and small. in great variety, situate near the
Trumbun County Fair Grounds. Enquire of
JACOB II. BALDWIN.
Jan 10 If Real Estate Agent, Warren. o.
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Gard.
BRISTOL, TRUMBULL CO.. OHIO,

A Card.
BRISTOL, TRUMBULL CO.. OHIO,
FEBRUARY Sd. 1866.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Gnis pIsy
certify that on June Doth, 1865, 1 obtained
an accident Insurance Policy of 7. j. Nc
Lain s. Son, and that on Dec. 18th, 1866, 1
received a sprain in the back, which disabled
me for three weeks. On representing my
case to the agent, 1 received compensation
therefor to the amount of forty-dve dollars.
1 therefore can recommend the Columbus
Accident Co., to all wishing reliable insur-
ance. (Signed,) A. A. HOUSE.
Mr.. House, ka well known and reliable
merchant of Bristol. Every one wishing the
very choicest of accident insurance, can get
it at very low rates, in the columbus Co."
Only agents in Trumbull County, are
T. j. McLAIN & SON.
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RGrThs State Normal School is the best
school in Penn'a.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman Ia the United
States can hear semething very much to their ad-
sing the UNDERLINED. Those having fears Of be-
ing hgmbusged will oblige US BY not noticing this
card. All others will please address their Obedient
servant, TH0S. +. CHAPMAN.
Feb II 1866 1yr' sSl Broadway, New York.
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AMEsn Mddeown Conn. Tuesday, June H. The Rev }. W.
IN the 29th Of bis
The funeral vii take place on Friday afternoon.
BATCHELOR-OB Thursday Jane a. 1866 after painful Illness
Isaac b. Bachelor, Aaed 50 years, month and II days
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
COCKs-on Thursday the h inst Miss Mary Jane Cocks niece
OF the lat. Samuel Dodge co.
The relatives and the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend her funeral Saturday, at ocoeh NJ nom NO. 1' ~
Fourthst.
HOFFMAN-n Bcooklyu W-anesdy June =. Mrs jane Toe
l. Garfield aged % years Th"h"'
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from her residence 10 Congfessst on F'lo@S 'e '"
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MINERAL Newark ~ j. TUESDAY June ~ Mary EiIsoe,h
rd ugbey M In, ate Allen and Fanny Miner OF TINS Guy
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m rom the re,ideucc her brother Alien b. Miner no
Park-plsce Nswar " J. go. a. T. o,-r
opFIIIn Brooklyn Wednesday June H. 1860 Moses r. Ode
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without further notice
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FIELD SPORTS.
Base Hall.

THE DEFEAT OF THE CHAMPION ATLANTICS-THEf 90
OVER TO NEw-JgRsEY AND PLAY Az EXPERIMENT
TAI GAME-THR IRvISGToN CLUB THE vIcT0Rs
Yesterday the Atlantic Club visited lrvington New
jersey about four miles from Newark, aud there played
game with the Iyington Club and after contest Of four
hours Duration partly played in the ram they of second
best by score OF % in full game. This the third
experimental game played this against strong clubs
and In every case defeat has followed the experimental par
tics The Atantlcs over 10 NewJefsey minus the
services OF Smith and Calvin. thinking they had mere
country club deal with but their arrival at lryington
thew found ready them composed OF the strong
est PLAYERS OF ne Newark Club. the Pioneers and the
ryngOn Juniors all Of whom members OF the irving
ton Senior Cuba club Ia the National Association IL was
not long after OF the match before the Al
lnte onnd that ad hard road 10 travel the Irving
TONS vng finely in the field and also batting well The close
OF fitch Innings the Aancs Ia the van by score OF
10 afterwad tie Jersey players went IN strong
for good the bat and by sharp play IN the held they
added no to their IN the last four nn
ng and put the champions for two runs thereby winning
y total score Of - u. This another striking
illustration the faacy Of going into match without nll
niue or other words OF PLAYING an experimental game
with a club Of whose strength you know nothing ,
This result though docs not Affect the championship De-
c4nse tho rvng0ns must win another game before the Attain
tics cease to champions nevertheless breaks ;he charm
~ WANING ever game they play which marked the career oil
the Aantcs or the past two years II Will however De
good them again to enter upon match IN the
unpregaed they In this We append score