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Daring Burglaries.


Friday night last no less than three
robberies were committedin this place,
MI. James Morrison's house., on
Vine Street was entered through the
window, and a pocket book contain
ing about $50 distracted from Mr.. MI
pants, which were lying near the head
of the bed. The thieves accomplished
their work in a scientific manner, nc
noise being heard, and their escape
was easily made.
The same night the Baptist Parson-
age, occupied by Rev. Geo. Pierce,
was entered and two gold watches and
$40 in money taken therefrom. This
robbery bears a great resemblance to
that above and was undoubtedly per-
formed by the same parties.
Mr.. Jerome Campbell and MI. JON
athan Dunlap each lost a horse on the
same night, but as the horses were
found loose a short distance from
town, on Saturday, the supposition is
that this last robbery was only intend
en- as a blind, and that instead of
foreign thieves operating in u midst,
the robberies were committed by resi-
dent burglars, but 20 far no clue has
been found which will lead to their
being identified.
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Winter Campaign Of 1869.

1t is a well known fact that Indus
try and attention to business must, IN
some degree, be rewarded; it matters
not what the occupation, whether II
he that of a Mechanic, Farmer, Day
Laborer, a Profession or Merchant,
each must be rewarded Among these
classes. we find that the Merchant
often claims that his Goods are sold at
cost, or nearly so, and in some cases
perhaps the claim is a just one, but as
a rule his Goods must be sold at a
profit, or how can he be sustained? In
coming before the public with this no
tice, we do so expecting a reasonable
profit on the Goods we may seh; as
surfing, however, that our prices are as
low as will sustain a Legitimate Bust
nessi We care not how great the
competition may be, u Goods will
be sold as low as any reliable house
can sell and sustain itself. Each arti-
Gle, kept for sale by US, will have upon
it our Selling Price marked in Plain
Figures. from which there will be NO
DEVIATION in any instance. W. shall
adhere firmly to the ONE PRICE SYs-
TEN, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of all. We hope by your
patronage and influence TO be sustain
ed in conducting a RELIABLY ONE
PRICE BUSINESS, with the assurance
that your confidence will not be mis-
placed. Very Respectfully,
REED & ADAMS.
o Warren, o., Oct. l, 1858.
Don't forget the plaee-First Door
East Side Main Street.
Dealers in Fine and Medium Cloth
ing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Caps
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
We invite particular attention to our
Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Boys
Suits, Bemis' Dickens Paper Collars
and Cuffs, Gents Travelling Bags,
HDiamond,' White Shirts, and New
Styles Ladies' Paper Collarsand Cuffs.
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nE ATHS


At the residence of Henry Lane, in Champl-
on, Oct. S, 1858, Mrs. MARY LANE, aged s.
years
In Mecca, Sept. SOth, of congestion Of the
lungs, JOHN W.POWERS, Esq, in the 57th
year of his age.
In Bloomfield, on the 18th inst, of consump-
ton, Miss GEORGIANA ARVILLA BA-
KER, the youngest daughter Of Mr.. Zimri
Baker, aged II years and one day.
In the death of Georgia we mourn the ear
" death Of an unusually interesting girl
With n naturally quick, active mind, her
scholarly attachments were exceedingly
gratifying. Her amiable and affectionate
disposition endeared her to all her ~acquaint-
ances, and made her greatly beloved by her
young associates. Her exemplary obedience
and lender watchfulness rendered her the
idol OF her parents. h passed from them
exclaiming "how beautifulr you will al
meet me in Heaven, wont yOu?"
ave would not have a trace Of gloom
About her grassy bed,
All should be bright beside a tomb,
Which holds the early dead.
Her being had but dawned on earth,
Before she passed away.
Death is the spirits better birth
The dawn OF perfect day"
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| Religious.

htAA6lOubs
Mr.. EDITOR: Il propose a few Sab
bath evening discourses respecting
subjects set forth in the first chapters
of Genesis. Iforesee that these efforts
will be unsatisfactory particularly so
to the speaker: and enough so to the
hearers. The field to be explored is
far distant, and overhung with nebu-
lous and scanty lights: and our Curl
osity will be nimble, very, like fears
in the dark, but 1 humbly hope it will
be my fortune to suggest now and
then, here and there a thought some
what instructive, and of some little
practical value. The first sermon will
be preached next Sabbath evening,
and will treat of the Creation of Man.
PAGE.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

Below we give the list of Grand and
Petit Jurors for November Term Of
Court, commencing Monday, NOvem-
Der 8, 1858, at which time they are ex-
pected to appear at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
GRAND JURORS.
Isaac Van Wormer, Warren Thos.
Craig, Warren; James Gardiner, Hub
bard; Henry Wilderson, Newton
John s. DennisOn, Liberty; S. S. King,
Rowland; George Fusselman, Wealth
ersfield; Charles Van Wye, Warren
Moses Bacon, Warren; Levi Gard,
Fowler Stewart Dennison, Liberty
Orville Hickox, Vienna; Richard
McEwen, Newton; Samuel Kerr,
Hubbard; Alanson Camp, Warren.
PETIT JURORS.
Luther Case, Mecca; Samuel H.
Tyler, Hubbard; t. A. Davidson,
Bristol Joseph Kincaid, Weathers-
field; Lester Hine, Johnston Will
liam Smith, Mecca; George Hager,
Hubbard; Andrew c. Belden, Far
mington; A. P. Taft, B~raceyille; Jno.
Herst, Sr., BraceviIle; Sheldon French,
Greene; Addison Rogers, Vienna.
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And the public speak in its praise, and tce
viii not be so modest, or fastidiously whim-
steal, hat we can not add words in gratitude
for the many achievements il has been our
lot to accomplish during an experience OF
more than twenty years. Men of understand
ING listen while we tell you that the Art Of
Photography is not a thing mastered in a few
months, but from little experience, generally,
comes self conceit, while years upon years OF
deep study renders one better fitted to form
just conceptions Of his own abilities. Call
and examine our work-glad to see you at
any time. RICE-Artist,
Gallery No. Is Market Street, Warren, o,
Oct. 9I-tf
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N~eighbOrhoOd News.

NelghD0rnOOQ news.
"A couple of the citizens of Green
vile Pa, made an agreement some
time ago that if the State went Re
publican the Democrat was to wear
a straw hat all winter and rice ULrsd.
The Democrat has since come out
with his straw hat on, declaring he
would have to wear it and he might
as well get used to it.
The Kent Bulletin Of the 10th inst
says: We are deeply panied TO record
a fatal accident to one of the excur-
sionists on Thursday last, while en-
route to Cleveland. George w. Lane,
of this place, son of Mr.. c. w. Lane,
aged about nineteen, years, who was
riding on top of the cans, was struck
on the back of the head by a bridge
about two miles west of Leavittsburg,
and instantly killed.
The marble works owned by Sodini
& HorreIl, corner of Federal and
Holms streets, in Youngstown, Ohio,
were burned to the ground OF the
night of the 18th inst. Loss about
eight thousand dollars insured in the
Hartford and Etna for twenty-five
hundred dollars each, The origin o.
! the fire is not known.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PESSA. CENTRAL LIVE Stock YARDS,
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. Is, 1855.

fESNA. ENTRA LIVE STOCK YARDS, l
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. IS. 1855. !
CATTLE-The market for cattle is reported
exceedingly dull, although there wa only a
light supply on the market, but the quality
was only medium, with light stOckers and
bulls Offering. Eastern buyers took hold very
sparingty, as the quality was too poor and
prices too high. Quite q large number OF
buyers were absent attending election, and
the same can be said in regard to sellers from
Ohio n Indiana. Hence the small num-
bers and the sales reported. The sales foo
up lS4 head, and range from So 50GST %.
SHEEP-The market continues to be over
stocked, and the quality this week reported
TO be only OF a medium class. Over 200 head
were driven into the pens on foot, and prices
ruled low. The sales reported loot mp 4,i2
head at a range from 50 W@s4 . per cwt.
HOGS-The receipt Of hogs have been large
and more h adequate to the wants Of the
BuyerscOnsider prices far too high,
and consumers think Of buying anything
else than pork or sausage at present rates.
Prices must come down lower ere there Is
any trade done. Prices, however, are gradu-
ally dropping. The sales reported foot up
6,23 head, at a range Of from s. 1889 81 per
cwt.
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Good Templars

Good Templars
Attend the Lodge on "Wednesday
evening, at your e and beautlful
Hall, corner of Market and Liberty
Streets. Come out and hear the re-
port of your chosen Representatives to
the Grand Lodge at Toledo. Nodoubt
they have a good one to make. A
pleasant Hall, delightful weather, in
telligent and beautiful sisterhOOd, a
gallant brotherhood, all tendto create
a lively, interesting and happy hour.
Come and see. Remember the hour
of meeting is now seven o'clock in
stead of half past seven.
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Wedding MOnthliI

II has been said tina October is the bfo
proving true this time. When arc they
going to be married7 This great question
being settled, the next is, what would be q
nice present for q nice bride, land they are all
nice) for they deserve to be kindly remem-
bered in this way. This question can be an
swered in such a way as to suit all parties id
terested by calling at KINGS, on Main ST. y
Oct, 2l-lE.
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A 1864, SIN the above wear Seward &
Bentley, Druggists, Of Buffalo, n Y, having
observed the great demand for a good medic
inal Bitter, and being satisfied that most. il
be c~onscientiously recommended by the Ply
sicians n Druggists, determinedto prepare
such an article so much needed by the de-
bnitated. Selecting such roots, barks n
really good, and combining them in a proper
form, using only pure Rye Whisky for what
spirits required, made the Bitters now cele-
brated as the Constitution Bitters. They are
now being sold in all parts of the country,
are deserving the success they have ev-
cry where attained.
sumption.
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Steam Rriek r

Last week we visited the Steam
Brick Works of Mr.. James FOrbis,
southofthe Canal. Mr.. FOrbis has now
on hand and for sale seven hundred
thousand good machine-made brick,
which are said to be very much supe-
rior to the common handmade article,
being more solid, of a finer shape and
better finish. Eighteen months ago,
Mr.. Forbis introduced the steam brick
machine into his works, and since
that time has manufactured over two
million brick.
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i,Candles, Tallow.--..li
Odl do S~tearine-2
.LL do Etnr 2
Cleveland wholesale Markets.

FLOUR-Market quiet and steady and un-
changed. We quote City-made xxx white
sl2,00; Xxx amber sl025@l0,50; Xxx red $3.50
$50; Xxx spring &,7599,0O; Y spring S7.75s
500; country brands range at S9.OOGl0.O0 for
Xxx red and amber; SS.O09S.50f for Xxx spring.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and lower. Sales
ears No. 2 red winter from store at Sl,Sl; No.
/ red winter held at SIS.
SMOKED EATS-Quieta steady. Plain
Hams 9c; Shoulders lie; Dried Beef DC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unsteady. Choice
western Reserve SsS7e; good TO prime Cen
trail &G33c.
CHEESE-Demand light and market quiet
at l49l7c for prime to choice dairy and fac
tory.
Realistically and demand fair at &926c.
OILS-Linseed steady at sl,079l,OS for Raw,
s., l29l,l 10 for Boiled. Lard quoted as follows:
Extra W. S. Sl,5G1,0; MOL sl,409I,5.
DRIED APPLES-In moderate demand
and steady at l09l01zc for choice new fruit.
Rec APPLES-In good shipping de-
manda at S.2SG3.5O per Dbl.
POTATOES-In fair demand and steady at
T59Soc for mixed; S599Oc for Peachblows and
N~eshannocks. Sweet Potatoes S,O0S5,0 per
Dbl for Jersey; $4,O084,5O for Ohio.
SEEDS-DuIL. Timothy $3,O093,15; Clover
nominal.
SALT-Fine firm at S2E; Coarse and
Ground Solar steady at s2$92,45-Leader.
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Severe Accident.

DbFCIC ACCIuCHNs
A. F. Brooks, Of the firm of Brooks
& Potter, photographers, while cross
ing the trestle work on the a. & G. W.
R. R., above town, last Monday night,
fell through the bridge, striking the
ties in his descent, producing two
fractures of the lower jaw, and other
wise injuring him about the head.
Drs. Harmon & Metcalf were called
to his assistance, and he is now doing
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-21
Annual Re-unien Of the 9Th Ohio
Cavalry.

Annual Reunion OF the 9Th Ohio
Cavalry.
The surviving members of the 9Th
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, with their
families and friends, are requested to
meet in Warren, Ohio, on Tuesday,
October 9th, 1868. The members OF
the Regiment will meet at Webb's
Hall at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the trans
action of business. AT l O'Clock, P. NJ.
the members of the Regiment with
their families, friends and citizens
generally, are invited 70 meet at the
same hall, where they will be address
ed by Gov. Tod, Hon. John Hutehins,
Gen. VIM. Steadman and others
Those desiring viii bring partners for
a social dance in the evening.
Col. n. A. BARRETT,
Mai. w. B.. REZNER,
c. r. HUNT,
Committee.
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NEW YORK, July LIST, Isl

p DEAR SIR I'm your paperof last week you
or one of your correspondents say that Mr..
Drake is not the originator Of the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS, and that they were
manufactured and sold by one Pedro Mar
Thomas, over forty years ago, as every old
sea captain can testify. Now. sir, / can GER
tify to the above as being true, for 1 have
followed the sea for over forty years, most of
the time doing business with the West In
dies. These same Bittdrs differently put mp
and named. were brought to my notice on
my nrst trip TO the island Of st. Croix for a
cargo Of rum n for years and years after,
my ships stores were never without them.
! always supplied my family and many Of
my neighbors with them, and car ttuiy say
a better Bitters and Tonic is not made in all
the world. Yours, truly,
CAPTAIN HENRY VENT.
Ocfnher 0I-If
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While each Of the Leading

Sewing Machines has some point In its
own especial favor, the Florence gathers
up the superior features OF them all and
combines he whole in one machine, 1t has
all the recognized stitches, II has the most
Of superiority. Machines delivered any
where and warranted to give satisfaction.
]. K BROCKWAY, Orangeville, o.
Oct. l4-tf
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The Knoxville Press Seymour and
Blair paper announces that the Cam
lila massacre is ''but a presage of the
fate that awaits the colored race"
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The Old Shall BE NeUl

Is your plated ware beginning 10 show the
effects OF wear, don't lay II aside but bring IL
to Kings JetcetTyS Sore, Main Street, Warren %.
where they will re-plate il at half the cost OF
Forks, &c., plated either with Gold or Silver
any weight required. TIL work is not sent
away but done in the establishment.
Oct. 2i-4w.
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Lecture.

Sergeant Bates will give a Lecture at
Webb's Hall this "wednesday evening, mar
rating how hecarried the United States Flag
through the Southern States, his adven-
lures, his treatment, &c. Let all turn out and
hear him. Admission free.
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Wet Feet!

Are considered one OF the most common
causeso OF disease, yet as easily remedied as
any when we know how, andthere are two
things to be complied with to accomplish
this ~end-First, is a good pair Of substantial
Boots or Shoes. Second stake care Of them.
the p. o., is making this kind of work, and
will tell people hot0 TO take care Of II, and II
they.dO not do il, 1t viii not be his fault. Far
mers and mechanics, as well as all others,
will ind this to be tie place to get suitably
ShOd for the coming season Leave your or
ders early to avoid disappointment.
Repairing done as II should be.
Warren, Ohio, Sept 80,
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UNnl mt UI HdISs
In New York where SJelUGrt and the SorG-
SlEs dwell,
On the head OF Pet Trina I saw the London
Bel,
Where red headed Bridget Mcfarland, was
was sweeping a yard,
From the Emerald Isle, whose locks ghsten-
ed with lard,
More Sich verses and worse are to follow,
while day by day new goods are being re-
ceived, and sold at prices defying competi-
ton, by Mrs. POTTER CO.
Oct. 7-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-21

Gen. A. S. Williams, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Michigan,
in 1866, and now U. S. Minister to
San Salvador, Central America, has
declared for Grant
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"Dexteri!!o

Go TO Truesden & Townsend's and get q
Dexter Washing Machine" and do not wear
out you women Inc clothes by the old way.
Oct. 2I-tf.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line, first insertion; 10
cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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Tax PAYERS I

Should remember that under h new law
the road tax receipts must be presented to
the Treasurer in order to be deducted from
the total amount of tai. Road receipts are
only good on first installment. The Preas-
uTer's office will be open from In 18th of Oc-
tobor till the 10Th Of December, for the re-
ception Of taxes. IOct. 2I-St
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Extension TahIesi

OF the best workmanship and materials.
Our OtCH make, and every one tUdrrdntsd by
TRUESDEIL & TOWNSEND.
Oct. Pitt.
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l2I5 cents Each, HOyt, Stratton & Hapgood,
No. Main 81. Warren, Ohio. Large lot Just
received, and will be sold atthe above price,
or lower. Oct. l-tf
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Local Notices.
All Right Fruit Jars!


Local Notices 10 cents per Line first f~asertion,
10 cents per line each subsequent fnSeTtioH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-21

A Large and New Stock Of Ladies Shoes.
Received, and 3 per cent. less than any
other place in the market, at
ANDREWS & SONS.
October T-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-21
We Would Call

We Would Call
Attention to the facts that we are not TO be
excelled in Photographic productions OF any
kind Especially as 10 copying n finishing
in India Ink or Color. Forthe past three years
we have made this branch Of the art a speci-
atty, and could, If necessary, produce testi-
monials as TO the merit Of our work from all
parts of this land portions Of adjoining coun-
ties,) but preferring to let the work speak for
itself we forego that course. Call before you
engage work elsewhere, n we will take
pleasure in showing our productions in this,
or any, department Of the art.
We have Card Negatives Of nearly all (20)
of the Preachers of Erie Conference, copies
from which we will sell at Is cts. apiece.
BROOKS & POTTER,
Oct. 7-tI East side Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-21

Have You Seen
The new stock of Pocket Knives, Table
Knives, Scissors and Shears which CLARK
on Main Street has just received?
Oct. 2l-Iw
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81 U.s.
81 O0-I 9Gl 5O-I T0-and as good Dollar
eighty cent Tea as in town. We also v
our old 81 80 Teas
HOYT, sTRATTON & HAPGOOD.
September Soft.
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To our Friends.

Our stock Of s~easonable goods ismorelarge
and complete than usual this fall, and We
ask an examination of stock and prices.
HAPGOOD d BROWN,
No. l River Block, Warren, D.
Sept. l6,-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-21

Dwelling House to Let!
Enquire at Kings Jewelry Store.
Oct Tiff
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Are the How and Florence, sold by Mrs. S.
Adair, first door south of the Austin House,
Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
JAM !, 1866.
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Chamber Sets!

CnamDer sets!
A few more of those tasty chamber suits,
at low figures, at
TRUEsDELL & TowNsEND's.
Oct. Pitt.
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FIELD, TURNER g. Co.

Would now call special attention 70 their
stock OF paper cOharS-we keep the only
genuine Dickens Collar in Warren, also
the d Collar, cord edge, round corners,
button holes nj entire fold cloth lined, only
30 cents a box. The "Bon Tom Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only . cts,
a box, n the Eagle Collar, linen imita-
ton, only 20 cents a box, being the cheapest
collar ever offered for sale. We also Keep
Bemis' patent shape collar, and Grays Mold
ed collar, at greatly reduced prices. The
Baden" cuff, cord edge, reversible, TO match
the Baden collar. the neatest uf out, only
nifty cents for a package Of 10 pairs.
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Have You See

The Place TO Buy
Scissors and Shears is ut CLARK's, on
Main Street. Oct. 2l-lT.