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, 1867-07-26

ITEMS FROM SALMoN.-From the Salmon
City NejcS Of the 9th, ult., we note the
following items: Mr.. Isaac Heath was
drowned on the 2Sth Of May while rafting
logs for house He was five feet ten incEes
in height, heavy set about thirty-fvc years
of age, Ii n; complexion, auburn hair, hazel
eyes, and supposed to be from Wisconsin.
Tie had no effects and was buried by conn
mittee of citizens; Col Shoup leading in the
matter. He was the first man buried in
Salmon City. On the oath, two men
named McGruw and jackson, amused them
selves by exchanging four shots from six
shooters, on Main street; bu. singularly as it
may appear, no one was injured, not even
an outsider; the only damage done, one man,
locker on, had his pants cut below the
knee with one OF the balls.
, 1867-07-26

PRosPECTING.-Tom Bell returned on
Monday night from tour Of prospecting,
near the head of PUtlutch creek. II c found
some good prospects in several places, but
on the bars of the creek he was unable to
sink to the bed rock owing to water, SO that
nothing satisfactory to him was attained by
his trip. When the ground has been more
drained of its surplus water only can salts
factory tests be made of that section of
country. His faith is yet unbounded as to
the existence of good paying mines in the
region be visited. He will make another
trip ere long.-LewiSton Journal
, 1867-07-26

Orr CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATE.-We under
stand that Hon Alvan Flanders was summoned
=, San Francisco, to attend sick child, and
hence bis somewhat hurried departure. We are
further informed that the Delegate will return
10 Washington Territory previous to leaving for
.ahinrrlnn-
, 1867-07-26
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

DEATH TO FLEAs.-lt is well known that Lyons
gcuuine Magnetic Powder will perfectly destroy eve
Tythng in the shape of 6eas ticks, bed-bugs roach
&c. that it is perfect poison to the insect tribe but
entirely harmless to the human species and domestic
animals. The genuine has the signature of Z. Lyon
taAd the private stamp of Demas Barnes IL Co. Any
thing else of this kind is am imitation counter
felt. Any druggist will procure the genuine, if you
insist you Will have no OtLor.
, 1867-07-26

TypusrRIoUs.-We understand that one Of the
delegates elect to the Legislature from this coun-
,y has already prepared fifteen bills, which he
will present at the opening of the session. This
!. doing well for four weeks work, and should
the balance of the members be equally industri>
ous the session is likely to be lively.
, 1867-07-26
LYONS Extract Ginger.

LVON's EYTRACr OF JAMAICA GINGLR.-Foe lndi-
gestion Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera MOrbus,
Flatulency, &c, where Il warming stimulant is re-
qnired. Its careful preparation and entiro purity
make it cheap and reliable article for culinary
purposes Sold everywhere 30 cts per bottle. Ask
for "LGON'S" Pure Extract. Take no other.
CAUTION.-See that the private U S, stamp of De-
mas Barnes Il Co. is over the cork of each bottle
None otheris genuine. 4S-ly.
, 1867-07-26

GOOD TEXPLERs.-Pioneer Lodge Of the order
Of Coed TemplerS, was organized at Waitsburg,
on the 10th inst, with fourteen charter members.
The following officers were elected and installed
for the first quarter: L. c. Bond, w. c. 7. ;
Mary A. Cox, W R. II. S. Lisse Cox, w. L.
H. S.. Mrs y. J. a. Simons, w. V. T.; 7. J.
Smith, W. S; Mrs. Mary Wait, W. 7. a. b.
Brewer, W. +. s.. A. Cox, W. NJ. Winnie Alb
bOu ". D. NJ. Matilda Cox, W. |. G.. \. 7.
Lloyd, W. 0. G.; R. c. Duncan, P. W. c. 7. ;
J. w. NcGhee, W. c.. Geo. Cantonwine L. Dj
Regular meetings on Saturday, at I! P.M
, 1867-07-26

4 Chance TO SPECULATE.-Un tomorrow
Saturday, morning, Captain Trimole, in CONS
mand at Fort Walla Walla, will sell some $4,000
brick at auction. If sold in lots of say FIVE ten or
twenty thousand, we doubt not they will COM
maud a fair figure and be readily taken up by
partes who desire to build brick houses.
, 1867-07-26

PUBLIC School EXAMINATIeN.-The examina-
ton OF the Public School, in charge of Professor
Moore, commenced this morning, and at this
as examined, show creditaLle progress, and
give evidence OF careful training. In spelling, "a
branch too much neglected, we were pleased to
notice that the scholars were well up, and had
S.laid the basis for IL thorough education. 1t
Is slight praise to say that Mr.. Moore and his
assistant Mrs NJ, are faithfully devoting them
selves to their duties, and that uader their care
the children attending the school are making
Ali4 prUgress.
, 1867-07-26

RELEAsED.-Bill Bowers, the man who stabbed
and nearly. killed William Simpson, on the day
of the general election, has been released on
Gsoo,iting S4OO as security. The county will
Le ,be gamer if Bowers fails to appear.
, 1867-07-26

New DIsCOvERY.-A correspondent Of
the Lewiston Journal, writing from War
ren's Camp, under date of July 18th, has the
following: a new discovery has been made
on the divide between Warren's and Slaugh-
ter creeks. The vein is christened the Black
Hawk, and extends up the said divide 1t
is thirteen inches wide, and exhibits rich
silver ore
, 1867-07-26

SAN FRAYcIsco HousE.-Merchants and others
u,.kipr their purchases in San Francisco, are
-.r.rred to the advertisement of Meagher, Taffe
: Co. who offer superior inducements to the
, 1867-07-26

lates the organs of life into vigorous action Restoring
the health and expelling disease. Hence it rapidly
cures variety Of complaints which are caused BY
impurity of the blood such as .SerOfald or HjRg'S
Eyil, TQm0rS, Ules,S, Sores. ErUDtiORs, Pimptes,
BIotehes Bols s. Antto3ys Fire, Rose ErySipsLas,
letter, or Salt Rdeuna, ScaH Head Ring Worm, Can
Ger or CdRcerOUs IuaOrs, Sore Eyes. Female DiSed-
ses. such Retention HreguLarity, Suppression,
Whites SteriHy, also Syphilis PeneIidt Diseases,
SARs APARIELA, and see for yourself the surprising
activity with which it cleanses the blood and cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottes pretending to give qult of Extract
of SarsaDarilla for dollar. Most of these have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little il any, Sarsaparilla but often curative prop
critics whatever. Hence, bitter@lisappointment has
followed the of the various extracts of Sarsapa-
rilla which flood the Market until the name itself
has become synonymous with imposition aud cheat.
Still We call this compound "Sarsaparian and in
tend to supply such remedy shall rescue the
name from the load of obloquy which rests upon it
We think have ground for believing it has virtues
which are irresistible by the ordinary of the dis
eases it is intended to cure. We only assure the
sick that we offer them the best Alternative which we
know how to produce, and we have to believe
it is by far the most eectua purifier of the blood yet
discovered by any body.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL is so universally known
to surpass other remedy for the cure of Coughs
Colds, Influenza Hodrseaess Group, Bronchitis Incl
Patients in advanced stages the disease that it is
useless here to the evidence of its virtues
The world knows them.
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
and sold at wholesale by SMITH & DAVIS, Port
land and by all dealers. 30-2m.
, 1867-07-26

cooD TMEs.-A telegram from Western New
yorL saws times are improving and money plenty
This reads very much like COAX.
, 1867-07-26

nrtrycuEYr.-Z. Il. Fairchild, the Elk City
r,Drsssman, is indebted to this Office in the sum
nf Sls, which he will please remit.
, 1867-07-26

CoOL'-After hot spell, the temperature is
,,o to 7Oo. Pleasant weather for harvesting.
, 1867-07-26
Lyons Kathairon.

1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicate scurtf and dandrutf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich soft aud glossy
it prevents hair farming gray and falling off,
l restores hair upon prema. .urely bald heads
This is inst what Lyons Kathairon will do
1t is pretty-iti cheap-durabe. IL is literally sold
by the car load and yet its almost incredible de-
mand is daily increasing, until there is hardly
country store that 1oes not keep it, family that
does not use it. L. T. LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
, 1867-07-26
CIcnnse tic Blood.

WITH corrupt, disordercd
w or yitialed Blood, yOu
are sick all over. 1t ma
burst out in Pimples, Sore,
or in some active disease. o
it may merely keep you list
less, deDres~ed aud good 10
nothing. But you canuot
have good health while your
blood is impure. AYERS
SARsAPARILLA purges out
these impurities and stimu-
, 1867-07-26

n, .SLAND NAIL OBsTRUcTIoN-The Vedette
Aa1&lOI & Wells, Fargo l. Cos, stages coming in
h,,.s' TO Salt Lake City from the East with
! lS4gets and express all right but withoot the
I'm, IAil, which they contract to carry. 1t
ID suere are now about two hundred sacks
Ass Of letter and newspaper mail between
q \. ana Salt Lake City, which have been
N,s wells, Fargo & Co.'S. stages in order to
S'u'oagh their own express and passengers.
, 1867-07-26
The Contested Election.

10 the case Of Il. N, HodgiS VS.. a. Setel, in,
'''ing tue title to the Office of Sheriff of Walla
"al'a county, Judge Chase, on Monday last,
rendered the following decision:
AodgiS aud Seitel were candidates for the
snsHtdty Of this county at the last June eec>
u'ai after the returns had been duly canvassed
,1e certificate OF election was issued to Seite,
ne having received the highest number of votes.
1olgls claims that there were illegal votes cast
O' Se.tei, and that the returns from Pataha pre-
Sae' are irregular and should not be counted
'@7 various authorities referred to by couasel
nave I' been carefully examined. The statutes of
"as1Ington Territory, after providing for the
"Ae OF holding, an manner of conducting
s5Cuons, enact tina: lone of the certificates,
..u poll list and tally paper oath of Inspector,
TT'ugeS and Clerks, shall be sealed up by the
s'Peeiot and endorsed, " Election returns" and
- 1"ec'ed, or sent to the County Auditor of
-' county In which the election is held the
~ from Pataha conforms in substance TO this
s-A''uent, and the only material want of form
Tue evidence of the County Auditor,
'ua' Tue oath of the officers of election did not
vO~Pany 1t; this does not imply that the oaths
;e uot taken, and proves nothing to the point
,7;i case as the papers returned are sufficient
'-euce TO show that an election had taken
49, 49, "uu tne result The fact that one of the
PL4yas P.laa who acted as an officer of election in
c Cua precinct was not appointed by the Board
Va, SOulnlssioners brings the supposition that he
,T appointed by the electors at the polls, and
"a, oe SO considered.
e,, Lac authorities examined seem to agree
Il. sF;ct compliance with the provisions cf
/, ,ns,t statutes directing the mode of proceedings
o yaollc ohcers is not essential to the validity
'ue Proceedings unless il ia so declared in
statutes. This rule should especially apply
ra.s VIcers of elections as to omissions through
I3., ~ oi the law, particularly when we con-
nI..,.ge ge class of persons who are necessarily
tn.,. 10 NIL these positions in country pre-
.I.a .H The conclusion from all the evidence We
tH to. mat Seitel is legally entitled to the office
ny. ,t.eSuon, having received a majority of legal
IN, The election, therefore, is confirmed,
judgment against the plaintiff for costs.
r., H. NJ. CHASE, Probate Judge.
ana Walla, W. T., June 22d, 1867.
, 1867-07-26

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-24
Matters in lIesopotamia.
MEsoPoTAMIA, O., April 2Oth, '67.

~mEsOFO4AAAAs W, ApIA %O6HJ W.
DEAR CHRoNIcLE;-We in this town
have been of late agitating the subject
of erecting q monument to the memo
~ of the defenders of the cause of the
Union during the late Rebellion. Up
wards of 80, 000j two thousand dollars
have been subscribed. Last eve Messrs.
VIM. F. Milliken, Emory Sanderson
and H. W. Collar were appointed a
committee to draft a Constitution for
a Monument Association. Messrs. Sup
pie & Brigden, Marble Cutters in our
own village, will have the job Of erect
ing the monument, which will stand
on the Commons-the exact point still
undetermined.
Our enterprising townsman, Elias
Sperry, Esq, has sold his half interest
in the firm of Sperry & Laird, to his
former partner, E. W. Laird, and gone
West 10 look. We wish him c
but at the same time must own that
we would rather see him successful in
u own village than hear of his success
in some far off Western City ~
Yours Respectfully,
c. P. LYMAN.
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Adjourned.

The State Legislature adjourned OF
Wednesday of last week. There were 81
laws and joint resolutions passed at thil
session-210 general and SO local laws,
and SO joint resolutions.
The following are among some of the
more important bills which became laws
on the last two days of the session:
To authorize persons charged with
crimes TO testify.
Amendatory of the act relating to the
civil jurisdiction of justices Of the peace in
the replevin of property, SO as to have
property wrongfully taken restored to de-
PENDANT on demand.
Providing q commission to examine
and report on the condition OF the State
charitable and correctional institutions.
To provide for real estate indexes in
the several counties.
Amendatory of the act in relation to ju-
ries, providing that all jurors shall be
drawn from the box, &c.
To suppress the posting Of advertise
ments, labels. &C., on buildings, fences,
walls and trees, Furnishing the practice by
fine.
Amending the Penitentiary act, so as
to relieve convicts who are feeble, aged,
crippled, &C., from the minimum restrle-
ton.
Amendatory Of the act to enable Justl-
ces of the Peace to discharge the duties OF
Police Judges.
For the better regulation Of street rail-
roads, requiring certain grades, &c.
Authorizing Prosecuting Attorneys to
take exceptions in criminal cases.
Granting additional authority to Coun-
ty Commissioners for Infrmary purposes.
To provide for the erection of q new
building for the Institution for the Blind,
at q cost of SIZE, 900.
A joint resolution was adopted, request
ing our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to use their influence to have all
bonds hereafter issued as securities, sub
jeet to taxation for State and municipal
purposes.
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FRANKLIN AND JACKSON, the Man OF
Thought, and the Man of Action, with
Portraits-Mark Lemon, of London
PMch-Portraits of Nineteen Kings
and Queens of Sweden-Allie Arnold,
Poetess-A Cherokee Legend; The Or
igin of the Human Race, of Game and
Indian Corn, by E. G.. Squier-Phrenol-
gy in Schools-The Metric System
Lacing, Observation-Disclosures
Power-Effects of a Bad Dream-Na-
tional Salutations-Shopping, by Mrs.
Wyllys-Charity, by hope Arlington
Total Deprayity of Infants-The Ac-
tive and the Passive-Origin of Life
Essay on MANN May number
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. 20 cents, or
- a year. Address, S. r. WELLS, Ed
ltor' $50 Broadway, n. Y.
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The ]. Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soap. the
ladies mo do without: as a matter ofeconomy
II Is wo nth more than twice the cost of il; one
pound will go further and do much better work
than two pounds of any other for washing paint
and all kinds of woodwork, it has no rival il
will not injure the finest fabrics. while il will
make your washing so much easier, besides
so much better than any other in the
market it is acknowledged By ali the ladies to
be the best. the cheapest. and only soap fit for
washing day.
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ARRIAGE


at Burgh HilI; on the 18th inst. by the Rev. d.
Miss LOTrIE FELL, of Burgh Hill.
On Thursday 18th inst. by Rev. G abhot,
Rector Christ Church. Mr.. ALPHEOSWAR
and Miss HELLEN DRAKE.
April 4 by Rev. 7. B. TAFT. at the residence nj
Mr.. Ferguson, Esq. Mr.. GEORGE w. HOLE
TON, and Miss EMMA A. FERGUS0N.aH 81
We8thersieid, Ohio.
April 18th by the same. at the residence Of
John Comfy Esq. Mr.. RICHAND ELLKS
Of Miles, Ohio. aud Miss ELIZA ANN ROC
Frs. of Virginia.
At the Presbyterian Parsonage in Warren,
April 10. 1851, by Rev. II. z. HoiEington, M
WILLIAM BYRON PORTER, to Mis- AN
Ma MARIA H0ISlNGT0N, all of Warren,
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LATE PATENTS through the Office ofBURBRIDGE
4 Co, Cleveland, O.: A. HiEley. South Bend,
Ind, X. r. car brake; J.. K. Lowe, Cleveland,
French and English patents. brOnzing machine:
z Conkling. Ashland, envelopes; H.Lee, Ober-
lin. animal trap; A. NJ. Culver. Bedford. lifting
jack; o. ~. Pond, Independence. Iowa, corn
husker: W. w. Bierce. Cleveland, gas machine;
D. c. Myers. South Bend. Ind, harrow; S. W.
Jackson, Baldville. shovel pillow; j. V. Weitz.
Cleveland. steam engine regulator; Hizley d,
Birdsel, South Bend, Ind, English patent K.
R. car brake; Yost Stengel, Croton. Mich.
" ashing machine A. Higley, South Bend. ind,
patent T.. r. car brake.
Inventors will consult their best interestin Sc
curing the services of the ABOVE firm, as they
are efficient, promptRnd reasonable In charges.
Orders received at this office for the said firm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-24

There are nineteen towns named War
rem in the United States, three of which
are county ts-Warre Bradley county,
Arkansas, Warren, Warren Co., Pa. and
Warren, Trumbun Co., Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-24

1.-THE dyspeptic person will use the Constitu-
lion Bitters. he need no longer be discouraged.
for they are a remedy that will produce the
most satisfactory results. Try them ye afflicted,
byal means. If you have not, and be cured.
Vld and young use Stewards Cough Cure.
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The Mahoning Courier of last week
says that the Miners are all at work in
the twenty-five banks on the Hubbard
Branch of the A. & G. w. Ry.. and also
in the Home Coal Co. and the Andrews
BROS. bank just below Youngstown
Most OF these banks were idle nearly
al! winter, but the last went into oper-
alton some three or four weeks ago.
The amount of coal now brought into
town on the Hubbard branch is very
large, when We remember that the line
IS only about II miles long. The aver
age number Of tons reaches 10000 per
week, fully one-half of which is con-
sumed in the Mahoning Valley, and
were the rolling mills running, the
consumption would reach, ifhot exceed
two-thirds of the total amount.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
OCharles II. Pierson. VS. Grove P. Hin man
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue OF q
Venditioni ExpoDas, issued out of said Court IN
the above named case. and to me directed ana
delivered, 1 shall expose to public sale at the
south door Of the Court House in Warren
Trumbul Co.. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 25th day of Nay, IS67,
between the hOu rs of one and three O'Clock. p.
m, of said day, the follow ing Real Estate, to-Elt'
The undivided One-half of the following des-
cribed lands ,situatedin Mecca Township, Trum-
bull County, Ohio. known as part Of lot No. 81,
Kirkland tract. so called. Bounded north by
lands of William Irwin; east by the highway;
and west by lands of Human Oil Mining
Company. and containing ninety acres OF land
more or less.
Appraised at 1854. Terms Cash.
SIN. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sharifrs Office Warrcr N ADriI24 lS67-5t.
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OHERIFFS SALE.
OJohn Partridge, VS. A. 4 J. W. Mcconnell.
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue of an
execution issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio. in the above
named case, 1 have Levied upon and shall expose
TO public sale at the south door of the Court
House in Warren. Trumbun County, o., on
Saturday, In 25th day of May, 1857,
between the hours of 4 and 5 O'Clock, D. m. of
said day. the following described tracts or lots
of land, to-Wit: Situated in the Township of
Warren. Trumbull Co. Ohio. IS 9-l00 acres of
land known IS art of lot 10-9. in the subdivision
of lot No. "a. and is the same land conveyed to
Alexander Mcconnell by May King, and ID. L.
King. Exec'rs Of III. W. King, decd, by deed
dated 18th day of November. 1852. Recorded in
TTumbun County Records. Vol. 81, Page 500, to
which reference is had. Also twenty-five acres
of land. known as part of lots s and 9 in subdi-
vision Of original lot No. "a. in the township of
Warren. and county of Trumbull and State of
Ohio. and is tn same land deededto Alexander
Mcconnell. by CO. Howard. by deed dated the
seventh day of August. 1852. Recorded in
Trumbull county Records. Vol. So. Pages 81.
and E2 to which volumes for full descriptions
Of the lands. reference IS made"
Appraised ais. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff
Sherifis Office. Warren, U. April a, ls6I-5t
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NEW BOOKS
~ The following new publications iaE,
been received at the Warren News Deco,
Out Of Town. by Barry Gray,
Felix Holt the Radical,
Crumbs from the Round Table.
Round Hearts. by the authcrof ROo1etss
The Dead Letter.
Woman our angel. by a. S. Roe,
Lans. Veneris. by SHineburne.
Ecce Homo.
Nasby's Divers Views and Opinions.
Josh Billings, his Book.
Sunny Bank, by Marian Harlaud.
Story of Kennett. by Bayard Taylor.
The BigelOw Papers, by Lowell,
The Way Of the World, by Olive Optic.
The ParlOr Stage, for private TheatricaE
The Amateur Dramas. do do.
All New Books received as soon as publisheO-
Jan 80. 1867 W.N.& W.. Z. PORIkh-
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NeWspapar Change

By the Constitution oflast week we learn
that MATTHEW BIRCHARD and E. a. En-
SIGN, Esqs, have become its editors and
proprietors. Mr.. BRCHARD Is to be edi-
tor IN chief. He says he assumed charge
OF the concern because he learned that If
he did not, the paper would be stopped
BY the salutatOry of the incoming editor
We are informed the cOurse of his prede-
eessor is cordially endorsed and that the
future of the paper will be in har-
mOny with its past,
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MANHOOD=
How Lost, How Restored.

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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
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Of cure at once simple, certain, and efectual.
by means of which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, aud radically.
E8-This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in a plain envelope, to any
address. post paid, on receipt of six cents, or
two post stamps. Also DR.. Culyerwelis Mar
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fishers. CHAS- j. KLINE CO.
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