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PAT,NTRRVERSIBLE BOOT-HRELS

These Heels are designed to entirely
teract the expensive and annoying habit Of
running the heels own. They can be at
tached to any boots or shoes, new or old,
worn by men, women or children.
By their use the heels are kept straight, the
ankles strengthened, repairs saved, neat
secured. and durability of boots greatly
increased. Try a pair. and you will never
DO them. Manufactured solely by
Providence, R. l., and for sale by shoe dea-
lers generally.
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Walter Brown & Sons New York
Monthly Wool Circular, dated Sept.
LIST,
ISt,
Saws:

Says:
There has been no material change in
the position of the Wool Market since
the first OF August. The general toni
has been that of steady dizziness, re
lieYed occasionally by some extr;
movement in n or other OF the descrip,
tons of Foreign Woods, either as imme.
date supplies or because of the cheap.
ness of he article.
Domestic Woods have been virtually
passed I'VE by manufacturers, Foreign
Woods being more generally used than
! ever before in this country; and now
that there is a margin for export from
this market to England, it is quite prob
able that, not only will any further de-
cline be checked, but the chances rem
dered favorable for an advance, sufficient
at least to equalize prices.
The Domestic Clip comes forward
quite Slowly, and the offerings are yet
only moderate, but are ample to meet
the prevailing demand. Prices are now
more settled, but are, of coulse, unsatis-
factory TO the shippers, and buyers show
no anxiety to purchase beyond what
their actual needs require; hence the
comparative retail character of business
in this department.
The apathy which has existed so long
throughout the Wooden Gods trade,
still holds on, perhaps, however, with
fewer indications present of being a
permanent feature much longer; but
until manufacturers receive evidence OF
a marked improvement in the sale of
their goods, no argument, however
potent seemingly, will move them from
the apparent determination to reduce
their productions and to purchase raw
material only as their real wants de-
mand.
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gainesville, Warren & PittSbul gh
Railroad COMPANY,

The gainesville Telegraph of Sept,
5th, saws 4: At the stockholders meet
ing of the P. w. & p. R. R. Co., held
in gainesville, Sept. 3rd, 1872, r,
Mccormick, II. II. Hine, Geo. E.
Paine, J.. H. Kimball, S. Moody, II.
r. Dickinson and II. p. Sanford,
were elected Directors. The Board
of Directors organized by the election
of Geo. E. Paine, President; Henry
r. Dickinson, Vice President /; and
Robert Mccormick, Sec'y and Treas.
A preliminary survey for this Rail-
road has already been made from
Fairport to Austinburg, where il
makes n direct connection with the
Ashtabula, Youngstown & Pittsburgh
r. Resistance % 4-10 miles-cost OF
earth work, chopping, grubbing,
clearing, culverts and t~restle, SIS, 645.
Grades going from the Lakes of o
mile at Fairport, 65 feet per mile /; I
of a mile at North Ridge, 80 feet pei
mile; II miles at South Ridge IS
feet per mile 3 miles, l6 to % feet
per mile !; Is miles, level, Or less than
10 feet per mile.
Grades going to the Lake-II II
miles, PC feet per mile ; At miles, less
than "A feet per mile ; 21-l6 miles
level ; Is miles, descending.
Curvature IL per cent; Tangents 81
per cent, Another line will be sur
veyed at once, to reduce the maxi
mum grade to forty (40) feet, when
the Pennsylvania Company will nego'
tiate for building and running the
road in connection with the Ashtabu'
la, Youngstown and Pittsburgh Rail
road.
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A Reformation in the Roman Catholic
Church.

The "Old Catholics" of Europe who
dissent from the decision of the late
Papal Council, in the matter of infalli-
bility, are to meet in Cologne on the
10th, 2Ist and 22d Of this month, and
have invited Bishops of the Episcopal
Church in England and the United
States, to deliberate with them. Bishop
Nottingham, of Maryland, has already
gone, having sailed from New York on
the 4th inst.
This movement is deemed very i'm
portsnt for the cause of Christianity and
it is hoped will result in greater unity of
all christians throughout the world.
Pending the sessions of this congress
in Cologne, special services for prayer
for the Divine guidance, will be offered
in many churches, both in Europe and
America.
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nANKRUpTCV

TSTATE of Mary E. Cushman,
fIdec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Executor on the
estate OF Mary E. Cushman. decd, late of
PETER CARLTON.
B~rookdeld, O., Sept. II, ls72-Sts
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Forthe CHRONICLE.
That COpperhead sGSermon.,,

Mr.. EDIToR:-Allow me to call the
attention ofmy quondam fellow Repub-
icans, who are a little troubled with
''Greeley on the brain" to the following
choice extracts from the last copy of the
"Warren Constellation The extracts
are taken from the leading editorial,
''OUR SERMON" which bears the biggest
kind of lear marks" as being from the
pen of The senior editor himself.
Speaking of Greeley he says, There
is more joy in Heaven over one sinner
that repenteth and embraces the truth,
than over a thousand just men who go
not astray. On the same principle,
Democrats, 1Cho FIND GREELEY ES-
POUSING THEIR CARDINAL DOC
TRINES are justified in rejoicing over
the fact, and extending the right hand
of fellowship across the chasm that
would separate them"
Read that over again, my Liberal Re-
publican brother, slowly and carefully.
See what an old line Democrat thinks OF
Horace Greeley's present position! How
do you like that? You will note that the
following assertions are made.
LIST. Horace Greeley has been a sinner
politically
ID. He has repented.
Sd. Democrats are glad, and are justi-
fed in rejoicing, because
4th GREELEY HAS THEIR
CARDINAL DOCTRINES!
And so Greeley has turned CoDperhedd
as the Constitution views it, and that is
why Democrats rejoice.
He has espouSed their cardinal doc
trines, which r
l. Secession is right.
.. Rebellion is right.
8. Whipping, hanging and killing
negroes is right.
4. Slavery is right.
5. Repudiating the national debt is
right.
6. Rejecting the constitutional amend
ments is right.
Z. Paying rebel pensions and the rebel
debt is right.
s. Oveiturning the present Southern
State governments and setting up rebel
one is right.
o. Defeating the Republican party is
right.
10. Restoring Democracy and slavoc-
racy is right.
My good brother, isn't it harder to
swallow all that than for a copperhead to
eat boiled crow?
Then read farther, whilst I give a
second extract: "Why," says the Con.
stitution, SHOULD a Democrat refuse to
act upon a principle which he 0he Dem
ocrat) has held to be right for a life time,
because one he hated tGreeley) had
embraced that principle secession for in
stance) and desired to act with him in
putting itinto practice?"
What does that mean? Simply this:
That the Constitution man is willing to
vote for Greeley because Greeley has
come OUes and embraced the principles
which he Constitution mani has'held to
be right for a life time.
Now, you, fellow Republican, have
always denounced the Constitution mans
lifetime principles, havn't you? And
you claim to like Mr.. Greeley because
his principles suit you. Now some body
is gazing to be awfullY cheated. Either
you or the Constitution man will be
fearfully sold. Who will it be? Beware,
my friend, before you put your foot in.
Don't touch the ''boiled crow dish.
There's poison in it FOR YOU! Can you
doubt it after reading what the Constitu-
ton says as to Greeley's position? Gree
ley made the bargain with the Democrats
not with the Liberal Republicans You,
not they, will be cheated.
Nor Far
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The Greeley organs are being invi-
ted to stop their lying, or else back
up their assertions with something
substantial. The New York Times,
of last Saturday, offers to donate ten
thousand dollars to the Chiidren's
Executive Fund If it does not prove
the statement of the Tribune that J.
Russell Jones gave land to President
Grant to be false; the Tribune to pay
a like sum provided the Times does
not prove the falsity of the statement.
That's business.
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1t is evident that Greeley is beaten be-
fore the fight has fairly begun. North
Carolina knocked the wind out of the
party, and in approaching the scratch
for the Maine election, it has hardly a
leg to stand on. The Tribune is fully
justified in its agonizing cry, I'VE are
likely to be beaten unless we do more
than we are doing now That is obvi-
ously impossible. The fusion forces
have done their best, and the best has
produced only confusion worse con-
founded. Nothing short of a miracle
could enable the Greeleyites to make
ever a respectable show of strength in
November.
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DETITION TO SELL LAND.
The State Of Ohio. Trumbuu County, IS.
IN the Probate Court, OF said county r W.
RatliR, Admir-. with the will annexed, OF
Elizabeth Price, decd. VS.. Charlotte /. Free
man. Samuel L. Freeman, Jane T.. Ratlih,
Sallie T.. Hucke, George B. Hucke, Charles
/. Tod. Grace I. Mcconnell, A. @. Mcconnell :
Robert P. Tod, James s. Tod, and John +,
Beaver.
To Robert P. Tod, who lives in the city OF
Washington, ID. c.; James s. Tod, who lives
somewhere in the State of Florida; Grace
I. Mcconnell and A. c.. Mcconnell, h live
in the city OF Cleveland. Cuyah0ga county,
Ohio. You are hereby notified that on the
9th day of August. A. d. 1872. said Admins
istratOr filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Trumbull County, Ohio, the object
and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
order for the sale ofthe folloWingreal estate,
of which the said Elizabeth Price died
seized, TO pay the debts and legaeies OF said
decedent, to-Tit: A house and lot on Vine
Street, in the city of Warren, and is known
by being the whole of No. ten tl0l in Pease
plat of Warren, as recorded in Trumbull
County records. book Of maps A. page IA
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18TH
day OF October, A. d. 1872
Admir- with the will annexed, Of Eliza
beth Price, decd. Lsept.4. lS!2-6t-
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sherirs once. Warren. o
FGAL NOTICE
State Of ONO. Trumhpn County. S.,


The state Of Ohio, Trumhun C01nty. S.
III the Probate Court Of said county.
BENJAMIN d. Chesney, Eliza p. Chesney.
Mary Mitchell, John ]. Mitchell. BENJAMIN
CheSneY, Charles Chesney, Sarah ChesneyS
SamuelP. Chesney, Kate @. Hover. and
Thomas Hover, VIII take notice, that on
the 18th day OF July. 1879, the Ashtabula,
YOUNGSTOWN & Pittsburgh Rail Road Cos
filed in the Probate Court OF Trumbul Co.,
its petition, praying the condemnation and
appropriation of3h undredths acres Of land
for the use of said Rail Road Co. for the
purpose of constructing its Rail o there-
on, and running rail road cars and trains
over the same. Said Lana is tuate on the
east sid of Chestnut St, in Warren, Trum-
bull county. Ohio. and Is owned by said
BENJAMIN d, Chesney. Eliza P. Chesney.
Mary Mitchell, John ]. Mitchell, Benjamin
CheSney, Charles Chesney. Sarah Chesney,
Samuel p. Chesney, Kate Q. Hover. and
Thomas Hover. who are nOn-residentS Of
Trumbun county. Said petition will be for
hearing before a Court. on the 10Th day
OF September, 1872. at % O'Clock, a. M.
JEFFERSON PALM,
Attorney for A. Y. & P. R. r. Co.
Anu Z lgT2-6t-
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Nor FaR GREELEl
LATEST News f,nm Hnracn

Says he wants to know where that
Warren, Ohio, is; that he has no recol'
lection of ever having made a speech
there. And as for his saying that nine
tenths of the Democratic party would
vote against him, from what they must
call principle, as ne has been an enemy
of every principle of the party during
his life, is simply nonsense and ridicu-
lous, 'gotten up by some one of the
army of Office holders under General
Grant to defeat my election" Honest
old Democrats hold on a few days yet, 1
don't believe the Louisville Convention
will amount to anything, and if it don't;
tell the dear people again about the
frauds and corruption of Grants office
holders; how we groan under the heavy
bCTGens of taxes placed upon us by
Grants relations. How I wish my
trainers would let me get out and talk a
little, but they say the reporters would
have it all down, and they are as I'M
scrupulous a set of black legs as aver
lived, just as though their notes were to
be relied upon like Il mans memory
that has once said a thing. Look how
they belied Beck, Hodge and other
orators, the other day, in speeches that
they made in Kentucky. This thing
can't always last, but I am afraid it will
last too long for me. Dear me good
bye. To T. T.
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ESTATE of Esau Sealy, decd
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appOin-
ted and qualified as Administrator on the
estate of Esau Sealy, decd, late Of Trumbull
Co. hfO. Joseph SEALY.
Mesopotamia, Sept. 4. lS72-Stt
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Theodore Tilton, of the Golden
Age, is one of Mr.. Greeley's strongest
supporters and right hand men.
Here is what Tilton said of Greeley
last year: "Mr. Greeley has spent a
lifetime in advocating the fortunes of
politicians who we've perfectly well
known to him to be personally I'M
chaste. How many Presidents, Gov
ernors, Senators, Representatives,
judges, and the like, has Mr.. Greeley
helped TO elect, knowing or believing
at the very time of his advocacy that
they were loose and irregular in their
private lives! How many public
men does the Tribune now, day by
day, as occasion rises, compliment
on their public efforts, knowing at
the same time that they III rotten in
their private characters! COnsisten-
cy is said to be a jewel. Perhaps
this is the reason why Mr.. Greeley
does not carry it about with him."
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The Ashtabula Sentinel, Joshua r.
Giddinss' and Ben. Wade's old organ, is
out for Greeley -HGrdmGn's Clipper.
Wonder if the Clipper lies under a
mistake, or lies because it likes to? The
Sentinel is as firm and jealous a Grant
paper as is in the State. There is a
paper in Ashtabula called the Citizen, a
concern but a few months old, which is
afflicted with the Greeley complaint.
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR OCToBER.-
Cool weather is at hand, consequently,
people begin to think of their fall and
winter reading. Such being the case,
we can recommend Ballou'S Magazine
as just what is wanted by the commu
nifty. It is the cheapest and best publ
cation OF the kind in the country. 1t is
only Is cents single numbers, or SI.5O
per year. Just look at the list of con-
tents for October: "Penguins of the
Falkland Islands - "Sugar Making -
1.-THE Wcrkingmen of the East;'' THE
Kansas RiYer; - Poland and the Jews;'
1.-THE Bedouins )" "Raby Castle, Dur
ham, England p "a Domestic Nara
tive p "Kitty's Stratagem )" 'Madeline;'
"The Fiftieth Anniversary; - 'Down
South % 1.-THE Chilian Privateer :" "a
Dream )" "Star Suns - 'Fate :" "Shad-
ows and Sunshine :" "Bessie - "St.
Roberts Cave" Humorous IIlustra-
tions.)'' Address Themes & Talbot, 63
Congress Street, Boston.
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The New York Herald, which sup.
ports Greeley, says that the State
ticket nominated Task week by the
Greeleyites, is a very weak one, and
ensures the election of the Republi-
can candidate for Governor, Gen. Dix.
Verify things are working badly for
the Chappaquacks all over the land.
Horace had better withdraw and go
west.
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A Salem Greeley paper has a sort of
nondescript picture Immediately under
the editorial head, which it says is in
tended for "Horace Greeley, the man OF
Peace" We notice that the cut presents
the philosophers head in the aspect Of
the top caved in. The DR.. who edits
that paper should try his veterinary
skill on that d~ilapidated skull. Horace
and he will cave in all over in Noyem-
hor
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-11

The illness prevailing among the
di distinguished gentlemen who are
named as Mr.. Greeley's ardent sup
porters, is assuminga dangerous cpl
demic form. Mr.. Sumner and Sena-
tor Bayard, of Delaware, have gone
abroad in search of health. Mr.. Sey-
mOur is not %neglecting his private
affairs and subjecting himself to the
unwholesome influences of night air
speaking in behalf of a Presidential
candidate who has called him q liar
and a scoundrel. PendletOn and
Pugh and Thurman, of Ohio, decline
to make themselves hoarse by making
Greeley speeches /; while the young
Democracy of Kentucky absolutely
refuse to rally to the old white hat.
Schurz and GrosvenOr are about the
only persons who are in danger of
tearing their intimate linen in their
efforts to consumate the Cincinnati
fraud.
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nETTTTON no SELL LAND.

Warren. o. Feb 1Si2-iyr.
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EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS.

EUntil farther notice, there will be an
examination Of teachers at the High SchOO
building in Warren, on the first Saturday OF
every month during the ear, excepting
tina during the months Of April and Sep
tember, there viii be an examination On
each succeeding Saturday, as fnllows-
First Saturday, Payne's Corners: second,
Johnston; third, Bristol; fourth, Warren
Notice is hereby given Of the adoption OF the
following rule. which will be strictly adhered
to: "AlI certificates hereafter granted by
this Board, shall be dated IN the day Of
Examination, except that in special cases
for good reason, certificates may be dated
back, but in no case beyond the date OF the
previous examinations
By order of the Board,
GEO. p. HUNTER, Clerk
Warren. D. Feb 1S72-lyr.
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Poor Sumner! 1t now turns out that
with all his love for the colored man, he
lodged the vote on the fifteenth amend
ment forever prohibiting slavery, and
opposed the civil rights bill whilst pro-
Tossing to advocate its principles. These
facts are attested by the Congressional
Globe.
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REPUBLTCAN COUNTY TICKET.
For the Campaign.

The CHRONICLE will be sent to
Su ecribers during the Presidential
Campaign of 1872, or from the first OF
Sept. to the middle of November
eleven weeks-at the following reduc-
ed rates, the money in advance:
Single subscribers..----~-. 80 cts.
Club OF 5 to the same post office 1.5O.
80 U10H U 81 90 "a " 500.
A copy of the paper will be sent
free to the person getting up a club of
five, ten, or more.
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The n. Y. World says that five Dem
ocratic Congressman are elected in
North Carolina, ''but the Sun declares
that five Liberal Congessmen are cleo
ted" It is one of the advantages of this
political ola podrida, that by whatever
name you call it it smells as sweet.
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4 DMTNTSTRATORIS SAM an

N
AReal Estate. In pursuance OF an order
OfIhe Probate Court of Trumbull G =, Ohio,
l will offer for sale, at public auction. on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of September, a. ID.
1872, between the hours OF one and three
O'Clock, D. m, upon the premises, the fol-
owing described real estate, situate in the
village OF EaTlsville, county of Trumbali,
State of Ohio, and is bounded as follows -
On the north by Lucinda DOwner's lot No
4; on the west by George NJ. Tronp's land,
on the east by First St, being lot No. in
the first division Of lots in said village Of
Earlsville, and contains 4-l00 of an acre Of
land, be the same more OF less. Terms Of
~sale-eash. CHAS. G. GRAHAM,
Admir- Of VIM. G. Mcdonald,
Sept. 1, ls72-4t
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Sept. 10Th 1872.

Bucyrus, Crawford county. has
been the stronghold of Democracy in
Ohio and the Confederate ticket
should make a good showing there.
Yet OH Saturday night at the third
attempt to organize a Greeley and
Brown club only fifteen signed the
roll,
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Cure for Intemperance.

DIR Henry Hollands Inebriate Powders
Will cure drunkenness and all love or de-
sire for intoxicating liquors. a be ad-
ministered, If necessary, hOu the know
ledge Of person, in ale, wine, tea or any
other beverage. Sent by mail or express.
to any part of the United States, upon re-
pot, 50 Front St., New York, and for sale by
all Druggists. c. VEAZIE & CO.
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A fire occurred at Erie, Pa, Thursday
evening last, which resulted in the de-
struetion of the Reed House. Loss
S163, 900; insurance SIG, 800.
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The Decline Of Greeleyism.

From all sections of the Union
comes trustworthy intelligence of
the rapid decline of the Greeley par
ty. The st. Louis Democrat illus
trates its impetuous, headlong rush
toward the u~nattainable prize, and
its failure, thus: 1.-The Greeley party
has acted very much like the boy who
took a run of q half mile to jump a
creek, and then let down before he
got to it. If the election had been
held three weeks since, the show
made by Greeley would have been a
respectable indication of lunacy on
the part of the American people. By
November, however, he will be left
so far in the lurch that ne will never
want 60 be a candidate again. In
deed, if his fortunes continue to wane
as rapidly as they are waning at
present, we should not be surprised to
see him withdrawn within the next six
weeks, and an effort made to cOncen-
trate the Democratic parry on the
Louisville nomineess," Stranger
things than that have happened.
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The influx of emigrants from Europe
is sterdily growing larger. Germany con-
tributed almost 10000 during August
and England, Ireland and Scotland fur
nished even a greater number.
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E6l1e6sJ 09TE5itst

plant is now made known in q Treatise (Of
50 octave pageS) on Foreign and Native
Herbal Preparations, published by DR.. o.
PHELP BROWN. The prescription was dis
covered by him in such a providential man
ner that he cannot eonscientiously refuse
to make IL known, as IL has cured every
body whe has used it for fits. never having
failed in a single case. The ingredients
may be obtained from any druggist. A copy
sent free to all applicants by mail. Address
Dr|O. Phelps Brown 81 Grand St., Jersey
City, Nj.
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Satnrdar. Sent. 14th. a. D. 1s72.

at one o'clock. P. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described land and tenements, to-
wit: Situate in the township Of Hubbard,
county ofTrumbull, and state OF Ohio, n
Bounded and described as follows: On the
north by part Of Lot No. s.; on the west by
Lot No. 81, owned by Philip Jacobs; on the
south by part Of Lot rs, and on the east oy
tbs north AND scout center road through said
township. and containing within said boun-
diaries ffty-four SD acres Of land, be the
same more or less.
e.. W, DICKINSON, sheriff
Sherfdrs Once. Warren, o.. Aug. l4lSz2-5
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It's a toss-up which is the most dis
gusted at the company they got into,
the Democracy or the Liberals.