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TO DRUNKARDS.

reformed inebrate would be happy to commu nj
cate free of CHARGE many of his feiIowbeng;
as will address him. very important and useful in
formation, and place in their hands cure fol
the love of Strong Drink of any kind. Tn is infor.
nation is freely offered by who has narrowly es
capped drunkard's grave. Address,
SESH q. HEND ERSoN,
No. 9 Broad Street, New York.
March % lSG6-3m.
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Re.istcr and Recorder.

HAVING been warmly urged and encouraged by my
II Democratic friends throughout the Ceinty. TO be
a candidate for REGISTER AND RECORDER.
hereby offer myself TO the Democratic voters fIr
that position subject TO the decision Of our Comfy
Convention in Augu next Should it be The pleas :
the people tn give me the nomination and
election, will perform the duties Of that office with
fidelity aud 10 the best Of my ability.
SAMUEL NEYuARD.
Centre townshi June G, 1866.
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BG- The Democrats, Convention of Bed
ford County recommended as their choice
for Congress Hon. A H. CoFFRoTH of that
county, and B. +. Meyers, Esq, was recon-
mended as the candidate of the convention
for State Senator MI. CoFFRoTH is the
present member Of Congress from that Dis
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Grecnp lint, Kings Co., New YorE

AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DISTRIBUTIONS
n or Pianos Meodians, Gold and Silver Ware
is now going at the salesroom Of REED BRO.
"a Liberty Street. ". Y. There goods are sold a
4 WO DOLLARS EACH, Regardless of alue- Send
TWENTY FIVE Cents for numbered Notice, ol
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The number of each No
tce corresponds with The number on same art Gle ol
goods. which will be recei pit Of 81 1h'
money will be refu nded the goods do not give sat
isfattion. Agents make TWEEN rY-FINE DOLLARS
PER WEEK. Send for a Circular,
Once: POBOX 5I39.
"a Liberfv ST. NEW YORK.
MAY O. ls66:-3m.
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Associate Nudge.

WE have been requested to announce the name
w OF PETER HERBEIN. Esq of Locust town l.
ship s a candidate for the Office of ASSO late
JUDGE, ofColumbia County .subjcctto the decisioa
of the Democratic Convention.
o. lS66
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CONSTITUTION.

DEMOCRATIC Mass CONVENTION OF
THE EASTERN AND CENTRAL COUNTIES
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A Grand Mass Convention of the friends
of johnson, Clymer and the Constitution,
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

LADIES and gentlemen, il you wish to marry, ad-
dress the undersigned, who will send you without
mo.ey and without price. valuable Information that
will enable YOU marry happily irrespective of age
wealth or beauty, This information will cost yen
nothing and If you wish 10 marry, will cheerfuly
assist you All letters strictly confidential. Th de
sired information by return mail and no rewa
asked. Address -
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Grecnp lint Kings Co., New York.
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EUROPEAN WAR.-There is every indica-
ton of a fierce and general European War
without much further delay. a peace CON
ference which was lately held among the DIFF
ferent powers could come TO no agreement,
and now they will contend by force of arms
for that which they couldno settle by peace
full means.
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LII MAY MARRY HAPPILY, irrespective Of
n wealth, age, or be auty and the love OF the op'
posite sex be gained by following simple rules
send a directed envelope and stamp TO MADAME LU
CILLE DEMARRE, Station ID, Bible Street, New
York City.
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EXPENDITURES.
Paid for IL teachers at an average
Attest,
]. K. EDGAR, Secretary.

THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED IN NEBRAs-
KA.-The late election in Nebraska territory
is a complete victory for the friends Of Pres
ident Johnson. The returns are not all re-
ceiyeds but there is enough to show that
Morton (Democrat) is elected Delegate to
Congress, and that the Legislatures about
equal When it is remembered that this has
been an abolition Territory, and that the last
Delegate was elected over Miller Demo
erat, two years ago, BY about 1000 maiori-
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| WILL GEARY BE WITHDRAWN ?-There
/ is considerable talk, Just now, in political
circles, of withdrawal of the present can
didate of the Abolition Disunionists for Gov
enor We hope that there may be no Sc
rious intention on the part of the Disunion
managers to change their nomination, for
GEARY is the man, above all others, whom
we can defeat with the greatest ease. But
there is so much dissatisfaction in the ranks
of our opponents, with the lifelong de-
nlocracy" of Geary, with his miserable mill
tary record, with his equivocal position on
the railroad question and with his endorse
ment of the extreme radicalism of Thad
Stevens, that we apprehend they are serious
~ considering the propriety Of Withdrawing
HIM from the canvass. There are quite a
number of leading Republican, papers
that refuse to support him, and the rebellion
III Bradford county, one of the Republican
strongholds, is also getting to be a serious af
far, so that tor the sake of saving their par
ty from utter rout, they may compel Geary
to decline IN favor of new candidate The
johnson Republicans" in the State who
will not vote for Geary under any circum-
stances, are estimated at some SO, 600. This
fact, too, viii be strong inducement to the
Disunion leaders to change their base. But
we shall see what we shall -Eiaston Sen
'l'teI'-.f, 'l-'tI'-.f, f8-- -..--- - IL 5ffta
BeA- BY the way, what has become of the
johnson organ that Mr.. Tracy proposed to
establish in this county? Stock must be
down. n.-LerdysUilIe Union H'tfo
We have one johnson organ at Blooms
burg, and that viii probably be found expen-
sive enough for one congressional district un-
less the prospect q making converts were
more fattering. A few plethoric pockets
boaor,,, -
they have plenty of money to expend, we
think they ought to have sagacity and fore
sight enough toexpend it upon some benev-
olent or prSise-worthy object more likely to
be successful; such forinstance as an organ
lzed effort to reverse the current of the
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rHhe Grovesteen Piano Forte

he GrOVeSteen P1dnO EOFIe
L still retains its precedence and great popularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for pc
riOd pf thirty yearss now pronon ed by the musical
world 10 he unsurpassed ant even unequaled IN rich
and purity of tone durability and cheap
ness. our scale French action harp pedal, iron
frame, over-strung bass, seven octave rosewood pi
amos selling cheaper by from 500 to $500
than the styl and finish sold by any other
irstcass makers in the country Dealers and all in
want of good pianos invited tn send for our De
seriptive Catalogue, which contains photographs Of
our different styles together with prices No one
hould purt hase piano without seeing this Cata
rogue Meda 81 almost without number, have been
awarded to the Groveseen Piano, and the Celebrated
Worlds air, though put in competition with others
from all parts { Europe and the u S. it took the
highest awa5d.
Established 1888 Grovesteen Co,
400 BROADW AY, NEW YORK.
JuIy 90. ISG5-y. II, ii. &. d Co.
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EvI L. TATE. OF Bloom township. we are au-
IL thorzed TO annource wilt he candidate for the
nomination Of STATE SENATOR in the 18th Dis
trict subject To the usages of the Democratic party
of Columbia County, and respectfully soIicits the
suffrage Of his fellow. Democrats.
bloomsbury, June, ID, 1866.
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Register and Recorder.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
4 offsr my self the Democracy of Columbia coun-
~. subject 10 the nominating Convsntinn, for the
Office Of REGISTER AND RECOK DER, for the n
suing term. And | pledge myself to careful and
prompt performance of all the duties.
JUHNG. FREEZE.
JUNG 6. IsGG.
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The constitutional Amendment is to be
lection withoutdelay. 1t remains to be seen
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Senatorial.

7 the earnest solicitation OF my Democratic
- friends in the county th ron ghnut the district
have been induced to Offer myself as n candidate
Tor the Once Of STATE SENATOR. subjec, 10 the
usages of the Democracy Of the District. 4 = :
PETER ENT.
Light Street. June l3, 1866.
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CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT.
Ser,htOrial.

EG~ Cards at any time before the norni7
nations are made.... .ss:$3 90
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Up TO THE PURITAN MARK.-The Chief
of Police of Marblehead, Massachusetts,,
does not mean to conceal his candle in dark
lantern, or allow the odor of Puritanism to
die out. He has given notice to the people
of that place that he and his police mean to
be about on Sunday. He says:
1.-The individual attention of the whole
police force will be specially directed toward
the enforcement of the Sunday-law the dog
law, andthe bylaws of the town. Standing
on the sidewalks or curbstones, or sitting up
on doorsteps or entrances to any dwelling
houses, store, building or inclosure, on the
Sabbath day or evening, or at any other time
contrary TO the interest and meaning of the
statute, viii be punished to the utmost rigor
of the law
The Puritans endeavor to make Sunday
as sour as possible, and give to religion as
hard an aspect as they can.
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DECISION OF THE SUPREME
- COURB

oITIzENs NOT DEPRIVED OF
GREss MARCH B, 1885.
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Relic of the Past.

Mrs. Deborah Bedford, aged ninety
three years, the sole survivor of the
historical Wyoming massacre, which
occurred during the Revolutionary war,
is still living, with her son DR.. A. Bed
ford, in Waverly, Pa. Although she
has, of course, during so long a life.
suffered someghat from the storms of
time, her mind is still active, and she
is capable of describing, in perfectly
clear and connected manner, the cruel
scenes she witnessed as a six year old
child.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-14

The death of Senator William Wright
of New Jersey, still further decreases
the strength of the johnson party OF
that body. Before lis death the Union
party in the present Senate numbered
thirty-seven, including the West Vir-
ginia Senators, and the Johnsonites,
Including Doolittle, Dixon, Cowan,
Norton and Patterson) fifteen. The
vacancy occasioned by his death. will
be filed by the election of Union
man, and the Senate on its opening.
will stand thirty-e eight Unionists to nine
Democrats and FIVE johnson men,"
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A notable instance of the capacity of
the colored man for civilization is found
in the statement that the negro barber
of the Ottawa House, Montreal, alb
seconded last week. taking with him
from $4,000 to Sl4, 700 borrowed mon
ey, 800 in jewelry, and $500 in cloth
ing. He was traced into Vermont by
one of his creditors, but the sharp
thieFs wife had taken another track
with all the plunder in her possession
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PER YEAR! Wewant
agents everywhere TO sell
our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. Warrant
ed five years. Above salary or large commits
si0ns paid. The oKLY machines sold in the
Union for less than $40. which are fully licensed
bv Holce, Wheeler q Wilson, Grocer 6 Baker.
Singer d Co., dad Bdchelder. Au other cheap
machines are iaringenients and the seller or user
are liable 10 arrest, fine and imprisonment. Cir
culars free. Address or call upon Shaw 4
Clark, Biddeford. Maine, or st No. S23, Broad
way. New York. or Chicago. Ill.
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Chief Justice Gregory, of Indiana, on
Wednesday, delivered the decision Of
the Supreme Court of that State, that
the clause of the Constitution prohibi-
ting the residence of negroes in Indi-
ana, is void, being in conflict with the
Constitution Of the United States
The Judgment of the court was unani
nous.
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During the last few days, three fail
ures have occurred in connection with
woolen manufacturers one st Cohoes,
involving about S900,OO0 of liabilities,
another at Fitchburg, Connecticut, to
the extent of $3.50, 900. and yet anoth-
er at Leicester, Massachusetts,, also for
a considerable amount.
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The Gallipolis Journal says a eolored
woman of that place was burned to
death by her clothes taking fire from a
spark lighting upon them as she was
sitting asleep in front of the fire.
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The Bucyrus Journal reports that
the hog cholera is prevailing in that
county, in several quarters, and is
very fatal. One farmer lost l20 hogs
by it.
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We find the following in the Ashta-

We find the following in the Ashta-
bula Ssnt5asl:
OLD REcoRDs.-A new arrangement
Of the shelves in the Recorders Office,
required the books to be taken down.
In looking over some of the oldest
books, the following items were discoy-
cred. As they are rather curious, we
thought perhaps our readers would be
interested in them. The Lebanon
mentioned in the first item, is now
New Lyme. We have no doubt but
many of the older citizens of Morgan
remember Calvin Knowlton. Judge
Warner has lived till within a few
years. 1t will be seen that he had
not the fear of the law before his eyes,
when his hay was in danger. The
items will be found in Record A, pages
262 and 276.
State of OHIO versus Calvin Knowlton.
May, Is 1912. Upon enquiry, it ap-
pears that Calvin Knowlton is guilty
of riding from the township of Morgan
to the township Of Lebanon, on the
Sabbath day evening. previous to sun
set, to see his sweetheart. Therefore,
1t IS my opinion that the said KnOwl-
ton pay to me the sum of one dollar,
for breaking the laws of morality.
T. R. HAWLEY, J. P.
Truth. Jona. Warner, Dep'y Recor-
der.
State of Ohio, Ashtabula Co., So.
July II, 1872. By virtue of e warrant,
Jonathan Warner appeared before me,
and after witnesses being heard, it is
my opinion that the said Warner pay
the sum of seventy-fve cents and costs,
for raking eight cocks Of Hay on the
Sabbath of the l1th day of July, 1912,
notwithstanding the said Warmers hay
might have been injured by a heavy
thunder shower.
EZRA DIBBLE, j. P.
Truth. iona. Warner. Recorder.
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HENRY ]. HYDE
R.T. SPELLMAN.

A,torney at Law, and Notury Public. 0fic'
over Trumbull National Bank, Nam Stree
Warren, Ohio. lAprll 70, lS6o.-ly-
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A Vermonter claimed that his State
had more land to the acre than any
other hecanse they set it up sdgeways
and cultivated both sides. a51-s
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ND. II. SPEAR

rssnme6 practice. Office in his former looms,
over Iddings & Morgan's Store, on Market st.
Julv % 1S66-ly.
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C. II. POND A.,

Principal Of the Telegraphic Department. and
Instructor in Practical and Theoretical
Telegrapbing. Message Registra-
tiop, Reports, &c., &c,
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MALL PAPER--NEW .ARRI-
w VAL. We have just received from
New York, ssplendid assortm ent Of w all Papers,
Bordering and Curtin Papers,
ALL NEW STYLES
which We offer to the public at reasonable pri-
ees. Call and see our new stock ,,--, .
W. N. i W. T. PORTER.
Sept. 26, Is66-4t
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WHTTTLEsEY ADAzs.

Dentist: Office in Anderson & Rupp's New
Block Corner Of Main and Franklin Streets
Warren Ohio. Ifeb IS eff
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FE HUTCHIEs. " u Io
HUTCHINS d FORREST.
Attorneys at Law; Office over Freeman Hunt
4 Co.'s Banking Office. Market Street. War
rem. Ohio.
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.,,os s,xpresoS. JOHN HUTCHINs
sANDERSON d HUTCHINS,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law, Youngs-
town. Mahoning County, Ohio.
June 20. ls66-tf.
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L. E. & W. A. DRAKE,

Principals of the Chirographic Department. In
structOrs in Spencerian Penmanship-Plain.
Practical and Observation-Disclosures
ing. Card-Marking, Lettering, &c.
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ALBERT WATSON,

attornev at Law. Office on east side of public
souare. Warren, Ohio, in building recently oc-
c1pied by U. S. Deputy Collector.
Nov If
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WILLIAM RITEZEL,
PUBLISHER OF
WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
EMPIRE BLOCK, MARKET ST.
PROFESSIONAL
A ELYMAN. rs

All operations in Dentistry made in the best
manner. Once and residence on the Turnpike,
near A. & G. w. depot. opposite Comps : lour-
ing Mill. NOV. Z, oo-iy
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Course of Instruction.
PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER
Fob SALE.

HAVING MADE Arrangements
IL with lumbermen in Pennsylvania. am
prepared to furnish any quanty of good seasoned
lumber. Shingles, lath and square timber. as
cheap as they can be bought in the market.
Parties wishing to build. are invited to call
at my 7 ard on South ST., and examine the quail
ty before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders promptly filled and delivered with
in the city limits. W. A. BIRCHARD.
Sept. 5. lS66-tf
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II. s. CLARK.
METCALF d CLARK,

Physicians and Surgeons; Office on High Street
49, N s''--O Jan "a '66 lyr'
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IIM0N n. WEBB,

Justice of the Peace Soldiers claim Agent lT and
FiTeand Life Insurance Agent. Passage mex
cts soil to and from, and money remitted to
tbe old country, at the lowest current rates.
Once in Webb's Block, Main Street. arren
Sbio ~ January 5. '66.
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The course of study consists of SINGLE and
DOUBLE ENTRY
BOOK EEPI N G.,

in Stock and Partnership Sets. Wholesale and
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Company and Joint Stock Business. Banking.
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A large Hall is now fitted up for the Iele-
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The Tuition Fee is only about ONE-HALF
that usually charged in similar Institutions;
while the cheapness of living. the. numerous
educational advantages of the place, and the
comparative absence of temptation to vice, are
important considerations.
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations to our grad
yates, for il is beyond the power of any Com
mercial College to get situations for all its grad
uates, but we DO GUARANTEE full and
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HARnoN. q. r. HARMON
HARMON BROTHERS.

Dealers in Foreign and DOmes Dry Goods;
Dress Ioods, Gents Furnishing Goods; sno
Silk, ,Shawls Hosiery and Sloves All klnos ll.
Of Gents Clothing. Ladies Cloaks, Sacks, CIR
ealars, &C., gotten up inthe most fashiona-
HE taste. and on the shortest possible notice.
No. 1, River Block. Warren,O.
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r. ii. BARNUM,
MeoomRs. alIITHs 8 ADAMs.

wholesale and Retail dealer in American and
Van Gorler,s Block, Market ST.. Warren, o.
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MERCANTILE.
e. RADCLIFFE.
ID. W. CAMPBELL

Agent for Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machines,
Ne. River Block. Main St, Warren, U.
Aug p. 1856 If.
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Dealer in Variety Goods. Yankee Notions.
TOYS. Perfumery, Hair Oils. Restoratiyes,
Hair DIVES, Toilet articles. Fine Soaps. .Confec-
ionaries, Fruits Tobacco, Cigars, News sta
tionary. &c. &c. Liberty Street, Warren, Ohlo.
y MAY 3. 1866. s.- ri
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Fire and Life Insurance Agent. Warren, Ohio
Merche.5ize and other property insured in
the best Companies. on favorable terms: Farm
property, Isolated Dwellings. and their tur-
niture ins tred for one, three and five years
Ofice in McCImbs / Smiths Block
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EZRA DIBBLE, j. P.
Truth. Jona. Warner, Recorder.
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REED d ADAMS,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
dy Made Clothing, Hats. Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods Nos Market Street, Warren.O
Jan Il &c
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PHYSICIANS and Surgeons; Office over heCon-
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Warren, Ohio.