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Butter and Cheese Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Butter steady
at l4asOc for western, and 20a42c for State,
Cheese quiet at Gal52o,
CISCINNATI, Nov. 2l,-Butter steady
at 33aS7c for fresh. Cheese steady at l4l
al5lc.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. l9.-Butter-Mar-
ket steady. Prime roll 2Sa30o fancy
lots 3laS2c; common is very dull and
not wanted. Cheese-Fair business do
ing In Western Reserve at l4al4ic; Ohio
factory I5al54c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

The strike among the shoemakers IN
Massachusetts have been among the most
serious in the country. But the Massa-
chusetts Grand Lodge Of Knights of st.
Crispin has at last taken bold ground on
this question and openly resolved ''that
there shall hereafter be no more strikes
in the Crispin organization and that, as
rapidly as possible, the organization
shall be changed into a cooperative
one"
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New Advertisements.
DANKRupTCV


DIN the District Court Of the United States
Tor the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of Mark Ames, Bankrupt
II Bankruptcy. a warrant in Bankruptcy
has been issued by said Court against the
estate Of Mark Ames, Of Newton Falls. in
the County Of TTumbull, of the State Of Ohio,
in said District, adjudgeda Bankrupt upon
the Petition Of Phineas Bartlett, ct. al, his
creditors: and the payment Of any debts,
and the delivery Of any property belonging
10 SAID Bankrupt, 10 him or 10 his use, n
the transfer Ofany property by him, are for
hidden by aw. \ meeting OF the Creditors
Of aid Bankrupt, TO prove their debts N
choose N OF more aSsignees OF his estate,
will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy TO be
holden at Warren, in said District. on the
3D. day Of Dec. $50, at 10 o'clock, n. m, at
the office of l.. C.. Jones, Esq. one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy L. $. Marshal, Messenger.
il HALL, Atty for Petitioners.
Nov. 3, ls70-2t.
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Joe JeffsrsOn's engagement at Booths
theater, New York, is a peculiar one, j
being without limitation. 1t is to con-
tiuue indefinitely in other words, as
lCng as Jefferson wishes. The terms
between him and Bopth are that they
share the receipts, after deducting hve
hundred dollars q night to pay the eI-
penses OF the house. There have aften
been in the theater &, 500 and s., 400 audi
ences so that jefferson has had for his
share 5000 and $3.50 a night.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

A fine buck, which weighed after
dressing one hundred and ~fOrty-two
pounds, was shot Oh O farm Of Catlin
Harmon, a couple Of miles east of
North Kingsville, on the North Ridge,
on Wednesday last, by Manning Fas-
sett, living with Mr.. Harmon. He
was found between the railroad and
the lakp) a sp2t WHERE SUCH game has
not been sought in many years
Ashtdbutd Telegraph.
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TTACHMFET

n Mansfield Hummer. Pltn, John Graw-
ROM, Deft. Before Henry Hamilton, Justice
ty, Ohio. on the 10th day OF November, 4.
D.. $50, the said Justice issued an attach
msnt In tiis acupn fOE n sum OF twelve
dollaEs AMI fOzty-three cents, and said eausq
Is setfor hearing on the 18th day of Dec, al
10 o'clock, a. m. MANSFIELD HUMMER,
RrOOkneld, Nov, ., $50 81, PltG,
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ROCLANATIO

By R,thsrford B. Hayes, GOEer'oTf the
STATE Of Ohio.
7, accordance w~ithsusSge, and the re-
u-io-s Santiments Of Ohio, the 24th day
~ November next il hereby appointed .
Sa1 81 THANKSGIVING and Prayer to Al
mighty God, for the boundless blessings
"a boS vonchsafed to the American peo'
IN testimony whereof l have
bsreunto set my hand, and caused
rK1the Great Seal OF the State OF OhlS
70 ~ afBxed at Columbus, the &tt
day Of October, A D. lSLG;
Nv ! Governor. r. B. \ Is.
TsAACR SHERWOOD, Sec.
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TTAnHMRNT-

IA Isaac Deforest, Plt'ff, VS.. John Craw-
lord, DeTt. Before Henry Hamilton, Justice
OF the Peace Of BrOOkheld, Trumbull COun-
", Ohio. On the 10Th day Of Nov. a. D.,
1910, the said Justice Of this place, issued an
attachment in this action Tor the sum OF
eleven dollars and twenty-five cents, and
said aus is set fOrhearing on the 18th day OF
Dec. at 2 O'Clock, 2. m. ISAAC DEFOREST,
BrOOkdeld, Nov, 2, lS7Q-St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

Furnace No ?. Of the Shenango Fur
mace Co. blew in at noon on Monday
last, with the most favorable indications
for prosperity. \ large amounted mon
ey has been expended in the repairs on
these furnaces, but now the managers
are confident that no further trouble will
be experienced. The machinery is Of
the best and strongest. Simon Perkins,
Jr., a member Of the company, has as
sumed charge in person, and will spare
neither trouble nor labor to make this
blast a success.-SharOH Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23


The Boston Advertiser and Springfield
Mass.) Republican, each charge that the
defeat Of Mr.. Jenckes, for Congress, in
Rhode Island, was brought about by the
money influence Of Senator Sprsgue,
who openly bought up hundreds Of
voters, generally at the rate Of s. a vote.
In one ward in Providence, ll6 votes
were thus procured. 1t is said that the
matter will be brought before Congress
for investigation and it is to be hoped
if the charges m sustained that Eames,
thus elected, although a Republican,
will be ousted and branded as a swind-
Ter. Sprague may spend all the money
he chooses to procure written speeches
for his use in Congress, but when he
undertakes to purchase a membership
in his interest, he should be whipped
out Of the national halls as infamous.
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THE NURSERY
A MONTHLY
FOR YOUNGEST READERS.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1871.

THE NURSERY now in its NTH year
presents, in the pictures and letterpress OF
its last twelve numbers, a prOOfOf the prom
ises Of its last prospectus, and an earnest OF
what il will do the coming year.. In its Il
I~HstrdtiOnS, it has been, and Will continue TO
be, uneQualled by any Juvenile magazine
II will contain many original designs by
American artists: while, through our spe-
cial agent in Europe, we shall get all h n
is frczh and best by those foreign masters
who excel in sketches Of child-life.
or the arefully-prepared contents OF The
Nursery which have won for IL the COM
mendatiOn Of 50 many intelligent parents
and guardians, as the pest Magazine ever
published for young children, We will only
say, that we shall not only have h contin-
aid Of our former contributors, LARA
Douglas, Uncle Charles, Aunt Clara, Alfred
Selwyn, Mary y, Prescott, Trottie's Aunt,
Ida FAY, Emily Carter, Jane Oliver, &c. but
we shall Introduce some new and ingenious
writers, whose acquaintance our readers,
both young and old, will be pleased TO make.
No family in which the mental wants OF
children are cared for should be Without
The Nursery, as 1t is the best Of all aids in
teaching TO read inspiringa taste for letteFs
and art 6Hd ulilns sic yQGng memory with
correct iOrms OF sp5ecn. p
as subscriptions may begin with any
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$50 q year in advance, Published by
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

The additions to the Northern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum, at Newburgh, author
lied by the last Legislature, are progress
ing finely. The west wing has reached
the second story. The foundations OF
the east wing are finished, the remain
ing work having been suspended till
spring. The exterior walls OF the wings
are being built Of the best Independence
stone, and when these are completed the
length Of the entire structure will be
eight hundred and fifty feet, and will
present a very imposing front. It is
intended to have the additions ready for
the accommodation Of inmates bv the
first Of December, 1871. These addi-
tons, it will be remembered, were u
thorized in order to provide ASYLUM
privileges for the chronic insane, many
Of whom are now in jsils and poor
houses. The y. o. Asylum is under the
superintendent OF DR.. J. NJ. Lewis,
formerly OF Warren. During a recent
visit to the institution, we were gratifed
to learn from the Trustees, and also to
be satisfied, from the general aspect Of
affairs, that the Doctor is succeeding ad-
mirably, and that the asylum was never
in better condition, or more p%rudently
and economically managed.
Russia has thrown a bombshel into
the European camp, causing no little
uneasiness and excitement. The Gar
has officially notified the several courts
that Russia demands to be released from
the conditions exacted Of her at the close
Of the Crimean war, which were that
her fleet in the Black Sea should never
exceed ten vessels, and should not enter
the Turkish waters Of the Dardenelles
or the Bosphorus. It is believed that
Russia is acting in pursuance Of an
understanding with Prussia in this mat
ter. The demand for the RECESSION Of
the treaty obligation was made to Eng
land, one Of the exacting powers
France, which also helped to tie Russis's
hands, is now incapable of protesting.
Spain is OF little consequence, and the
brunt falls on England and Turkey, and
probably Austria, and perehance Italy.
1t is supposed that Russia's design is to
absorb European Turkey, in which case
a war would be popular with the Eng
lish people, and may occur. In that case
all Europe would resound with the clash
Of arms. Earl Granville, English Prime
Minister, has, on behalf OF the British
government, sent q communication, re-
plying to the Russian note, saying that
L" It is impossible for Her Majesty's gov
eminent to give any sanction OF their
part to the course announced by Prince
Gortschakof," the Russian Minister
This would seem to leave no alternative
but that one or the other must yield the
ground assumed, OF submit the question
to the srbitrament Of the sword.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
PORTER'S BOOK STORE!
Books for Fall Trade.
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

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Oliver Optics Series,
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Uncle Pauls Stories.
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illustrated Library Of Wonders, 10 vols.
Lake Shore Series, G vols.
GypSeys Series, 4vOls.
The above books sold single OF in SETS
hundreds Of single volumes too numer
TO mention. w. y. & W. +. PORTER
Warren, O., Nov. 18Th.
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Fl

n Gersham Deforest, vs.. John Crawford.
Eef0re Henry Hamilton Justice ofthe Peace,
OF B~rOOkheld, Trumbull County, Ohio. On
ma SRI dow OF Nov. 4. y. ls7e, the said jug
tee issuCdan attachment in This action, FOR
the sum or twenty-five dollars n hfty cts,
aud said cause is set for hearing on tho 9th
dqy OF Dec. 1870, at 10 o'clock. a. m.
GRESHAM DEFOREST, Plt'h.
BrOokfeld, Nov. 3, lS7O-3t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

The residence of George Fee Of
Colebrook was burned to the ground
with all its contents, including one
hundred bushels of corn and a lot of
wheat, Oct. 3Oth. The fire was dis
covered IS the people were returning
from church, bCt it vas impossible to
save the house or anything in it. The
loss is very heavy. No insurance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

The 18th district Of the sixth ward Of
New York city, was returned as having
given, at the late election, 3IS democrat
ic votes for Hoffman for Governor, and
butone Republican vote for Woodford,
Thereupon Messrs. MosheF, Mercer,
Sheldon, Hogs, LalOr, Buckley, War
ner and Newman, all citizens Of that
district, appeared before John S. Kerr,
a notary public, and sevsFally made oath
that they had on the second Tuesday Of
November, Sth inst, voted for Stewart
L. Woodford for Governor. This is a
fair sample of the way the New York
Democracy manufacture their large ma
iorities. anywhere else an election
Judge guilty 6fsuch .raud would be prop
erly punished. In New Hork he Is moi
even reprimanded, but is recognized as
a true Democrat, who is in the sure way
Of party promotion
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

Monday, November p, was the two
hundred and fftieth anniversary Of the
Landing Of the Pilgrims.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

The maEims, ito the yictOrs bsiang the
spnils." snd "rotation in Office" have
for thirty-two years wrought more evil
in this country than any other two say
ings that ever fell from a politicians lips.
The former is borrowed from the vOcabu-
larry Of the camp, and pictures to the
mind the spectacle Of a victorious army
engaged in a wholesale pillage of the
vanquished the latter Is al emanation
from the heart Of mere partisanship,
which reckOns the possession Of the Gov
ernment as valuable only on account OF
its Offices.
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At ColebrOOk, n. H, on the Sth OF Nov. by
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

An Illinois Congressman won in wag-
ers upon his W election $4,000 oyer
and above all his campaign expenses.
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New Advertisements.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
AThe undersigned has been appointed
qualified as Administrators with the viii
annexed, upOn the estate Of Nancy Hiue,
late OF Johnston, Trumbull County, Ohio.
LESTEh HINE.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-24

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Near New Plymouth, on the 10th,
Oscar Nash, in the S9th year of his
age. t.'HiaL a.
AT New Plymouth, on the 18th,
of Consumption, VIM. Hardin, In
the 5Oth year of his age.
NEAR New Plymouth, on the 18th
Mrs. Parker, wife of Rev. John Par
ker, in the 5Oth year of her age.
NEAR New Plymouth, on che 18th
Jacob Roads, In the 10th year of his
age.
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18th inst, Mrs. Martha Jane wife of
Rev. John E, Richey, in the Goth
year of her age. Deceased was for
merly resident OF New Plymouth.
this county, and was an estimable
woman. .r- s.-
AT Zaleski, on the 18th inst, Jo-
seph, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Kellhofler.
AT Vinton Station, on the 18th, Mr..
George w. Spicer, in the Goth year of
his age.
In jackson township, on the 2Oth,
the infant daughter of Edward Car
nal.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

rnE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in q few weeks, by a very simple rem
sdy, after having suffered several years with a
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Consumption--is anxious 10 make known to
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ng. - -''. - y
arties wishing the prescription, will please
ress !-,.r .a4l .aY. .s4ILt
rs. 4 y REVsEDwARDA A. WILSON,
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june IL ly l4 ~ 30
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-24

w. II. b SANDS OF izaleski, has
been confined to his room for
the past month by gunshOt
wound received while out a
hunting. The gun Of s. Ship.
ey, one Ofhis companions, was
accidentally discharged, lodg.
ing 1orty.two shot in one of Mr.
Sands legs, and twelve in the
other-fifty-four shot in all.
He is up and about again, but
still suffering some discomfort
from his wound.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-24
Experientia Docet,

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Dyspepsia and Rheumatism.

CHEsAxrso, Saginaw Co.. Mich, July 8, 1858.
DR. @. W. RoBAcK=Dear sin NV faiber.
now about sixty>four years old and has been.
fsrthe last i've years, severely afflicted with
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his appetite returned, the Rheumatic pains
lst hun. and he is now,in the enjoyment OF
better health than he has enjoyed in the last
fhetn years, and is heavier IN flesh than he
vas ever before. And can not close this,
tshout saying, that believe your remedies
70 al and more than they are represented.
Yours respcctfu
- ss1 JAMEs Ds.ss.