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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-03

BRACEVILLE.

Jan. lst, 1866.
Editor Chroni cEe:-"A happy New Year.r
We notice the local interests of most
of the townships in the county have
been represented Ii your paper. We
heve been a little tardy in this respect,
owing to the fact, perhaps, many of US
are away down casters" and are a lit
tie peculiar and slow to move, yet aware
of u existence, and proud to claim a
place in the county, and feel the impor-
lance of theSame. Though a little to one
side We are central, and have advantages
second to no other township in the coun-
tY in the way of telegraph and rail road
communication, with other advantages
comparatively good.
The health of the people at present is
generally good, and has been during the
Fall and Winter, and in fact, but few
cases of mortality have occurred in our
midst the past year.
We claim to be industrious, and try to
be awake to the dnty and interest of all,
and have commenced the New Year with
fair prospects, and bright hopes. Our
second quarterly meeting of the year has
just closed. 1t was well attended and
was good a good meeting, which is to be
followed by a %protracted effort, which
will result in good, no doubt.
Our district schools, far as we have
learned, are very good, with a fair atten-
dance, they are taught by females with
out an exception we believe.
There are several points of interest in
our township that may serve to lengthen
our story, and add to our history in fu-
ture and avoid too lengthy an article at
this time. Respectfully, D.
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Yours, Truly,
OSSAW
CHAMPION

JANUARY 3, 1866.
FRIEND CHRONICLE In looking over
the C~HRoNICLE ! disc lvered that several
townships were endeavoring to distin
guish themselves by publishing their good
qualities. This is all right; and | thought
it would be no more han proper to drop
a line from the Dismal Country. l think
Champion quite agreeable at present.
The mosquitoes are perfectly dOcile, and
have taken up winter quarters. Every.
thing is quiet since the draft.
We have met with a great loss at the
Centre. Mr.. Daniel bursts mill caught
fire, on last Friday night, and burned to
the ground, nothing being saved that was
in the mill. Loss, 5000 to $4,000. No
insurance. UNION.
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About Cheese.

The second annual meeting of the Ohio
State Chees Manufacturers Association.
viii be held in Cleveland, on Wednesday
and Thursday. January d and 25@Tbo-
annual Address will be delivered on We'd
nesday evening, by x. A. Willard, A. M,
of the Country Gentleman, and who is rep
resented as an able writer on Dairy, Farm
ing and Cheese Manufacture. Dairymen
from all parts of Ohio, as well as delegates
from New England, New York and Can
adss, are expected. Officers are to be
elected, and reports received from thirty
cheese factories, and also from a large
number of private diaries. The topics to
be discussed, are, lst, Improved Methods
of Cheese Manufacture. I'd, Best manner
of marketing cheese; whether direct or
through middlemen. Sd, An uniform rate
of cheese manufacture for 1866. Attn,
The best manner of organizing factories;
whether by private enterprise, by corpo-
rations or otherwise. 5th, Best breed of
COWS for the dairy. 9th, Summer and
winter management of mich COWS, &c,
&c.
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Society, but came very near having one,
as there was a meeting called for that
urpos at which there was one man in
attendance. He organized but made a
mistake and adjourned sine die. We do
not wish to boast Of our morals, but to
give you and your readers an idea of the
purity of the morals of our town, / am
happy to inform YOU that there never was
a LAWYER lived in town. There is one
visits our place ENTHUSIASTICALLY, but his
advent Is always heralded by an increased
slle of pad locks at Baldwin's Store,
which prevents our being harrassel with
the theft, roberies. &c. so much com
planned of in other places.
Yours. Truly,
OSSAWATTAMA-
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DECEMBER 26. Isl

DECEMBER 20, 1866.
EDITOR CHRONICLE = Our Christmas
passed otVery quietly, with the excep-
ton of a chase after some thieves by
Messrs. Latin and Headly, of Bacons-
burgh. Mr. Latin had a coat taken from
his store, on Saturday night last. and
there were several other articles taken at
the same time and place. 1 have not vet
heard whether they succeeded in bring
ing the rascals to justice, but sincerely
hope they will, for it is of almost nightly
occurrence to hear of something being
carried off by these vagabonds.
One of our merchants is selling out at
auction to quit business. He appears to
think of Baconsburgh as the Indian did
when he SHARED the hog, "a big cry
and very little WOOL"
Yours truly, DGsKIN.
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mere Shall we go!

Go to Rices' if you wish to get splendid
pictures. His facilities are unsurpassed
in this section of the country, and his
skill as an artist, is beyond question
His place of business is No. Is, Market
St., Warren, Ohio, where he will be hap
Ply to meet his friends and patrons and
please them all with pictures. Look for
the revolving pyramid; there is the place.
Jan. 3-tf RICE, Artist.
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STATE OF OHIO,

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Harrison Bacon, plaintiff, vs.. EnOs Miles Bacon,
defendant.
EnOs Miles Bacon, of the State Of California,
will take notice that on the Z9lh day of November,
1865, Harrison Bacon filed in the Court of Common
Pleas, of said Trumbuil County, Ohio, his petition
against him. asking for judgement against defend
ant for $3.50 and interest from November Both.
1858. An order of attaehment has been issued in said
case, also Garnishee notice to Josiah Dunlap, of
said rumbu County. The defendant is notified
to appear, answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 10th day Of February, 1866, or the same
will be taken for confessed.
HARRISON BACON.
By futile 4 StuIl lis Atty's.
Dec, @, '65,-6W
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r BLOOMFIELD.

DECEMBER Il, 800.
Editor Chronicle Perhaps you would
like to here a word from Bloomfield
Well, we have a very good High School,
with about seventy-fve students. persu-
ing all branches of studies. In the way
of mercantile and mechanical business,
we have three Dry Goods Stores, doing a
very good trade, also one Harness Shop,
and a Hotel. The topic of chief interest
in our own now is oil. We having found
a good quality of oil, about } mile east of
the centre, on the farm owned by Mr..
George Reynolds, of Akron, at the depth
of eighty feet in the rock. 7.
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MIR. ULYSSES ].

A veteran of the gallant 10Th, is now
engaged in running an Express Wagon of
the Union Line Express Co. He is ready
at all times to convey Baggage, Goods and
Parcels to and from the various Depots,
and to all parts of the town, at most rea-
sonable rates. All p~atronizing him can
rest assured they will not only be waited
upon promptly and faithfully but be aid
ing a most worthy and exemplary young
man II
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Accidental Insurance COnpa-
ny Of New York.

OAoh .vUO.
lnsures against accidents of all kinds,
with weekly compensation for disability,
and payment of full amount of policy, in
case of death.
No10 is the time to insure. Delays are
dangerous. Make haste to get a policy.
ALMON D. WEBB,
Jan. 3-2w. Agent. Warren, 0.
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TFumbuu National Bank of
NnrrPn.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this bank, for the election
Of seven directors to serve the ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF any other
business which may come before them,
will be held at the banking house of the
association, on Tuesday, the 9th day OF
January next, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. N.
john S. EDWARDS, Cashier.
Dec. p, 1865. 2w.
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Read This,

Judge Brown offers for sale his Resi-
dence including eight acres of land one
half mile from this village.
Also IL acres of land on Youngstown
Road; also his Farm of los acres in Cham
pion. A rare chance for a good home, a
convenient out lot, and a valuable farm.
Inquire of JOHN NJ. STULL.
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Donation Visit,

The friends of Rev. J. W. Lamphear
purpose making him a Donation Visit at
the franklin House, Tuesday evening
next, January 9th, all the friends of the
family are invited to attend.
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HUBBARp. Jan. LIST. 1866.

Editor mronicLe:-Recently, L have
noticed several publications in your pa
per of the weight of heavy cattle, chal-
competition. Your last publica-
ton was of a pair of ye%arlings weighing
1880 lbs. Mr.. A. NJ. Jewell, took a pair
of yearling stears to the scales to-day,
which weighed 200 TBS. So you may
tell them to try again, that Mr.. Jewell is
a head. Yours, &C., w,
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Housekeepers a word for Won.

You can buy Pure Ground Spices, Gin
namon, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, Black
Pepper, &c, &c, all of our own grinding,
at HOYT & STATIONS.
Main Street.
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NOTICE,

We desire to remind all who are indebt-
ed to us on book. that we shall expect a
prompt settlement the first Of January,
1866. REED & ADAMS.
Dec, Cow
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A Rare Chance.

A Dwelling House and Lot for sale at a
reasonable price. Inquire at Kings
Jewelry Store. Jan. 3-2w
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Shoe Makers

Can find an assortment of Upper, Kid
and Calf Skins at WARREN & MCLAIN's
L Gather Store, or at the Tannery, form
erly Dunlap's.)
Dec. 20, 1S65-4w.
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mo sooner have we measur'd with much toll
One crooked path. in hopes to gain our freedom,
Blu 1t betrays US to a new affection"
DR.. d. H. S%eelye's LIQUID REM
EDY, used regularly even for q short time,
"4n1IST IN smoothing the rough pass
ages in life, by effecting a permanent
cure of cATARRH.
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Local Notices.


A double medium, Washington patent
24x36 Printing Press for sale. In COM
plete working order. Enquire at the
Chronicle office. If.
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lost

A Russia Sable Muff. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at this
Office. Jan. 3-lw#
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PENNINGTON

Dec. 80, 1865.
Editor CHRONICLE Without tiresome
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-03
H%CURE
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
"a CALL FOR A CIRCULAR DE-
SCRIBING ALL SYMPTOMS.-za
SYMPTOMS :

SYMPTOMS :
The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
pear are at first very slight. Persons find they
have a cold, that they have frequent attacks. and
are sensitive to the changes of temperature, In
this condition, the nose may be dry or a slight
discharge, thin. and acrid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in quantity
and changed in quality; they are now thick and
heavy, and are haWkedO or coughed of. The seere-
tons are offensive. causing a bad breath: the voice
Is thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense Of
the smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
quently takes place Another common and imp0r-
tant symptom of CatarTh is, that the person is
obliged to clear the threat in the morning of .
thick or Shiny mucus. which has fallen down rOm
the head during the night. When this takes place
the person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should loose no time in az
resting It.
The ADORE are but Je,o Of the many Ca;arrs Spn,p
toms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-22

DERFUMERY-BAz aIiFNPls. LIZ
bins HaVisy's, Smiths and Wood.
worms make, Tor sale At oDBERTB Per-
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Our Correspondence.
LEFrER PROM BURNING sPR1nGs.
BURsIsa sPRIyo. sept. ID. 1sss.

BuEes1Se SPRISo, Sept. 10. 1866.
Editors LIltezigeneer.-
Your readers have doubtless. many
OF themS seen an oil Well-soms Of them.
z large flowing Bell-and few may
nave seen one or more OF the celebrated
wells which during the last few years
nave excited the wonder, or taxed the
eredulity OF the American people; but I
am confident none of them have ever
seen such a sight as is now witnessed
on Burning Spring run.
On last Monday a well belonging TO
Braden q Sewberger was '.struck" and
the how OF oil and gas that rushed out
was enormous.
The Immediate vicinity was soon
flooded With oil, which was saved-onIv
partially by digging pits for its recep-
ton, and by damming tie run. Dur
ing the eyeuing-abOut o'clock-the
oil and gas caught ire from a lantern
carried by a man whose name we have
not learned and a terrible conhagra-
ton ensued.
The IRE Immediately spread to the
well Of w. D. Sawten q Bro. OF your
city, and their derrick, engine house
and tanks were soon destroyed, togefh-
er with about 600 barrels of oil But
the sight 1 spoke of is this: The fire
was only e1tiDggished at the Braden &
NeWbeTger we'll by throwing up a
breastwork around it, which was grad
uaiy pushed closer and closer to the
fiery center, until finally the fire was
smothered out. This breastwork still
remains, with crater-like basin in its
center full of oil, boiling up apparently
in dozen places, and flowing or
through JoIfr-iHeh pipe to a large pit,
where dozen or more men are engag-
ed day and night in dipping it up with
buckets. viii nOi attempt TO estimate
lhe daily yield OF this well, as il Is not
tubed yet I doubt whether it can be
tubed so long as the present enormous
hoW continues. w.
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:. OmeinI md Poat.OnIclnI.,,


1t is beginning to be feared that the
gentleman who some time ago announ-
eed to the public. under the above cap
ton, that he had been appointed john
son Postmaster at this place, was labor
ing under mental haIlucination of the
mind. He seems TO have mistaken
himself for somebody else, or else that
mistake was made by Andy johnson.
1t is supposed that Mr.. johnson discov
cred his mistake by reading. in the
INTELLIeENcER some choice extracts
concerning the late yice-President Of
the United States which We have been
RECALLING our readers with from time to
time. Hadn't our friend best publish
a correction Of his announcement un-
der the caption of ''Ante- ogfetal p'
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nR KNIGHrh,

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REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH.
Made at WALTHAM. MASS.


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foreign watches are chiefly made by women
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ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
sep0-St Is7BRoADWAY, N. Y.
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A MODEM IITRACLEi

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from high-bom and loWly, comes the Univer-
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raymond f;ets Another RIel<.


Raymond, OF the New York Times.
continues to bolt his new found asso-
ates, the ''new party" alias the Dem
oeratic," alias the National Union, ,"
alias the Conservative organization
that met at Philadelphia last month.
he is trying to get back into the Re
publican ranks with the best grace pos
sible. Hs sees that his new concern is
going 10 the bottom as fast as it can
sink, and before he Is altogether and
hopelessly engulphed heis endeavoring
to get to shore. The New York Netrs,
following the World, gives him part
ing kick as follows:
We are among those who never be-
lieved in utilization with what are called
Conservative Republicans, though we
consented to act with them, Eupposing
their motives TO be unselfish and patri-
otto. We knew that their numbers and
influence Were of very little account,
and did not even constitute a balance
Of power, except in the case OF very
close equality OF strength between par
ties. Bnt go considered their help
worth having, and desired to see all
friends of n speedy restoration OF the
Union enrolled in the same ranks. The
motives of this little clique, however,
are now become manifest Their very
modest idea was to get hold of the
Democratic party and convert 1t to their
own use; to supply its candidates and
permit its members to vote for them.
The Democratic party of this State at
the last election OF Governor poIled
over three hundred and sixty thousand
votes; the entire followers of Mr.. Weed
do not number fge thousand in the whole
State, and when we compare these fig
ures, the extreme modesty of the old
gentlemen and his CARLOAD of associ-
ates becomes really sublime. A little
squad OF Office holders that talk John
son and prefer taking their chances
with his enemies, will only redkea and
ujuTe any party that tolerates their Eel
1owship.
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ELAYORING EXTRACTS OF sU-
Z Perior quality. A large supply on hand
and for sale by EDMUND BOOKING. No. j
Odd Fellows Hall ani8
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WHY NoT rsE NJ REsr.

over twenty years' increasing demnd has
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dead, but imparts to it new life and lustre
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-.
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satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
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The Adventure OH Company O
Excitement Extraordinary

wHEKLNe, Sept q, Isss. ssP5R2-2
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PIeo,e Cnre % ConsnmntIon

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
rom Consumption In The United States.
fSee census fnT ls60.4
This remedy has been for several years
usssd in Practice by eminent physicians, with
such marked Success that II Is now, by ur-
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Not every one in the advanced stages Of con-
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and many more are now receiving benefit
from its use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed As an evil
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menis, We WARRANT IT TO GIVE SAIIsFAC-
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MUSD Booking Druggist, No. Odd Eel.
lows HRll, Wheeling, West Va. aus