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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

Mai. PowelFs exploring party have
found new evidences among the can
ons of Colorado of the existence of a
prehistoric people. High up on some
ofthe cliffs, overhanging deep chasms,
and down among the desolate valleys,
some of these traces have been found,
indicating great antiquity. Human
bones and pieces OF pottery portions
of what must have been houses, and
other traces of early inhabitants, are
among the discoveries,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

More railways were constructed in
1871 than In any previous year in
the history Of this country The to-
tai mileage, added during the year,
was 6,9S3 miles, while the increase
in 1870 was 6,145; in 1869, 1917, and
in 1855 1893 miles Our railways at
the close of the year had reached the
enormous length of so, $50 miles,
distance sufficient, If mearsured in q
straight line, to reach two and q half
times around the globe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

To Polish 0ak.-Slightly oil the
work with liuseed oil, and then rub
off; then make paste of whiting and
paraffiue oil, covered with yellow
oehre, or something darker, if neees-
saw. for the color of the wood. At
ter the wood is well filled in with this
paste, il must oe well rubbed off clean,
and let stand two or three hours be-
fore the polish is applied.
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ITO be continued J

To decoy a pig, instead of driving
him, some Ingenious chap recon-
mends tying the end of strong cord
to an ear Of corn, drop it in front of
the pig, i've or six inches from his
nose, and commence walking away
with it slowly In the way you wish
the pig to 90. If he gets disheartened
at the prospect of getting hold Of it
allow him a slight nibble, and then
proceed. Rural Netc Yorker.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

The amount OF loss suffered by coal
from exposure to weather Is eonsid-
erable-far greater, indeed, than is
generally known. The results of re
cent analysis show in some cases a
total loss in weight from this cause
amounting to 33.0S per cent, while
the deterioration in quality for pur-
poses Of fuel OF gas making reached i
still higher figure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

"You have lost your baby, I hear, +"
said one gentleman to another 4es,
poor little thing! it was only fiEe
months old. D We did all We could
for it. We had four doctors, blistered
its head and feet, and put mustard
poulitees all overit, gave 1t nine ealo-
mel powders, leached its temples, had
it bled, gave all kinds of medicines,
and yet, after a weeks Illness, it
died.
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BURG HILL.
New Drug Store in Kinsman.

nRUG STORE, JUST OPENED
Il by Bracken & Fell, where will be kept
on hand at all times, general assol tmeut
Of all kinds Of drugs OF the best quality and
sold at reasonable profit In connection,
general assortment of Groceries OF the
choicest selection, purchased in the city Of
New York. will be sold ;or ready pay and
small profit. may &-SmoS.
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RBpUgF4ON IN PEssaeE RATES !

A. SCHoR LINE STEAMERs.-
q san every Hedse8S1l alld 61tgrdR;-
station or SeRport In Great Britain. Ireland,
Norway 20 sRedenyI Denmark GeLneeny,
France, Holland. Belgium and toe United
: Cabin fare from n EW T0RKte AlSD0N,
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by
Wednesdays Steamers 500. By saturdays
Ste amers s6S and S75.
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NHERIFFlS SALE.

GHERIFFiS SALE.
CThe State Of Ohio. Trnmbul County, 50
william Bailey, In Trum bull Com
VS.. mon Pleas.
John " Leyd,: et. al. }
By virtue OF an oIder of sale issued ont
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trumbuh
County Ohio, in the shove named case 70.
me directed and delivered, have levied
upon and shall expose to public sale at the
door Of the Court House in the city OF War
ren, Ohio. on
Saturday, July 6, A. d. 1879.
81 two o'ciock, p. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenementG, Situate
in the township of Hubbard. In said county
and state, being certain Lot Of land and
buildings situate thereon, and known rs
part OF Lot So in the original survey OF Lots
In said Hubbard, commencing at the north
east corner OF part OF said Lot S. as now
owned by william Brisbine. and in the
center Of the north and south center road
OF said Hubbard; thence west y rods; thence
north rods: thenee east y rods; thence
south rods 70 the place Of beginning, con-
tanning s. rods OF land.
Appraised at $1,000. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheIiffs once. Warren. o.. June. lS72-tS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

ESTATE Of John 6. HefTiek, decd.
FINE urdersiened has been duiy y appoIn-
led ard qualified as sAdninistfator on III e
estate 81 John 6. Herfick3 dec; e, lsIs, of
Trunbnil Co. o. :. WI, BHONIs.
EInsman, May g, lss2-3ts e ~
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Df. BkNiSiNG'S BRACES

~ J. 6HICK0K.e WHO terathe last
EsIS fifteen years n az been aneRE1d in the
szIs Of I1Al.18H NBTE6'H BHA EE&l would
say n the phblie that he has now On hand
fnlTnkslfHntea alMppii ianceswhicbb has p-uxed
10 be 70 thDusafI1S Of those snIeriuGc from
flIE edeefy ofl tBa0se ieed51asSS more lttan
lread-EEids nI.5ss- klSoa1 assortnebftf the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

A VERY sDESIRABLE HOUSE
/ "A AND lot FOR SAL f. On p Bfzetta 81,
In, fne city of.WarIen. known AZ he EeaFns
property House new laTEeT Andc cennHe1i,
ent: excellent cellar. tive RpQa barns md
other ont buildings all in good repsif-, VIII
BE- sold on easy fefmss. GSii ~ ~ once of
Rafiif q Moses. Market 81, % II the stpre
OF Fearns q GRAY. Main 81. apr. io-h
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

The cure Of an evil tongue must be
done at the heart. The weights and
wheels are there, and the clock strikes
according to their motion.
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EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS. :

SSTITufff farther notice, there viii be an
Termination OF teachers at the High SehooI
building in Warren, on the first saturday o.
every month during the ' ear. sAcsptlne
fsunber. there will be an ezamin natlon on
each succeeding Saturday, as iolloSt :
FsirEf Saturday, Payne's Corners; eeeoLids
Johnston: third, Bristol: fourth, Harre1;-
Notfte IS hereby given Of the adoption OF the
Following rule, which viii be strictly adhered
10. ana certificates hereafter granted Dy
eTaninatfou. except that in special cases
for GOOD reason, certificates may be dated
fecx- mi in no case beyond the date OF the
previous examinations ~
Ds Oiue' "a GEO. P. HUNTER, Clerk.
Warren. @, Feb. :. lS72-lyr.
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.RENNEN & G0ISTsS X L. 6. r.

Il ICarriage Works, Warren. Ohio, manu-
facturers OF Carriages. Buggies.e Wagons.
Sleighs, and specialties. AL orders rom
any part of the countr promptly attended
20. Painting, Trimming and Repairing done
20 order on the shortest E0sice. Souie OF
Canal. H - ~ 0an sstel@
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

CHIPPING CARDS, Direction La
Sbels SC, promptly furnished by the
CHRONICLE OFFICE
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~ HurcHI ms. c. n. TTfTTLE. ]. N. srUI L
HUTCHINS, FUTILE 4 STULA,
H Attorneys nj Law, VIflce over smith 4
-sss,711.r's Store. corner 81 Main and Market
S;freffs. warren. Ohio ian. 20. ls72~t[
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

T BRACKIN, NJ. D., Eclectic Ply
0 .sicsan and Surgeon. Particular atten-
ton paid TO the treatment OF cancers ana
Shoe Store. on Market st No. 20. Residence
on the corner OF Liberty and washington
streets. Warren. Ohio BanSl' lS'z-
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. noIPHTIS GRETER. Dealer j

Musical Merchandise of all descriptions
Viz Pianos, Organs, Melcdeons. Nloilnss
Guitars Accordeons, ,Claronetls, Flutes flIesi
53rufTls Piano-spreads Piano-stools, Sheet
enusic Music books, Violin Strings, Guitar
strings, DC. &c. Store in Webb's BLOCK, over
Porters Book Store LJan- lS1O
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ExeuRsIcN TIoKETs. lllsa

INTERMEDIATE, $50; STEERAGE, SsS.
ali p6yable In Currency. -
Parties sending for their fTIends n me Old
Country can Dfirnhase tickets al Lowest
rates. For ftlfth sf pa fficplafs Saphly 1oIhe
AGENTS. HENDERSON BROTaEfS ~ Bow
Warren. o, 0an-S, fs1z-Iyr'
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FSPAJE OF Philo Thompson deed.
IL IT1e uudeTzignedh has been duty Ippotn-
fss,i iliId 1EaIi de1 AS ExecutrIx ON thB estate
OF PhuO inon psor3 dsdid rlHtE Of iTTumhnll
county, Ohio. rs LUCY THOMPSON.
: ViefnR, May ., lsI2-3ts ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12
Hair yeweIry ManufaetOFy

Miss s. E. GORDON. respectful
Hfly announces that she stin continues
the business of manufacturing all kinds OF
Hair Jewelry, Watch Chains, Pins. Ear
rings, &c, made 70 order on the shortest
THE and at living rates. Switch, Curls
Brsids of all descriptions and colors. con-
stantly kept on hand. Rooms over Hull&
Measefs Shoe Store, nrst steps south CT Mo-
Conneils, Nam ST., Warren, Ohio.
April g. lg72. S. E. GORDON
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TFMPIF Nn. oa

w Horror and Temperance. meets atSood
,reDlplar-s Hall, IN this city, every Saturday
nleitfs All DESTROYS pf aiding in promoting
The teHapera nee cause. which is the cause Of
(fn,l and hnina nifty. are invited 10 attend
sV5fau u JAS I-Et iNARD, W. c. T
NJ. T. BALDWIN, W. r.
Ian 10. IS72-lSr la
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r1RTpoRD srcADRMIC Institute.

HJW. Cheney, A. B., Principal, with an
afi7ic7ent CORPS Of assistants. Two courses OF
study, Normal and Classical. Spring Term
begins March, 3Ifh. For circulars audres
7. A. BUSHNELL. Sec Y.
Octs5 lszI-lyr Hartford ,TrumbnllSo.. %.
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ANFhRTH 4 TRussER.

inp9f fdSiS 20 ruSt, whfea, With tie 9gtet's
~ IafIked Rg55eT PIds attaehtd, nj ke tts
Offered, a WiH fetdinthefpptBre OF hesIiia
with tpts pressure than a NY other pad M de.
org Hc c. ]. .HHUKOK.
Mecca, TrumbuH Co, o.
June }. IE7S-sfno
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SATURDAY, june s3fh, A. D. 1872, !.

NJ one O'Clock. p. m. of said day the follow
ing desefz bed lands aud tenemehts, 70 vii:
SItuate Inithe city OF W aTreIi, IN said eoun-
" and State, and being part Of Lot D on the
street between that and FrRnEliRI IAS1ey,
and beiug.the' lot on which stands abe cas-
terly hoase Of the three sisters and ts bonn
ded east bg the lot OF Oweng Aosers MOI N
lot next west, and Eduth by Sonfh, areet,
and being about 80 FEET IN -gfdtfs and the
west line of which runs 10 inches west OF
Ab1faised 1t 800. Terms Cash. 4
q. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff.
: sherifTs Once. Warren. o.. Nay =, lSIe-bt
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Saturday, June Is, A. ID. 1879,

at one O'Clock, D m Of said day. the follow
ing described Hnd and tenementsi Situate
In the township Of Hubbard, county Of
Trumbull, State Of Ohio. and known as part
OF Lot IS, in the original survey Of Lots IN
said Hubbard, and described as folloWs:-
Commencing at the northwest corner OF
said Lot IS in the center ofthe cross roacs
OF said Hubbard; thence south along the
center Of the north and south road 1ld feet;
thence east 50 feet; thence north 50 feet
thence east 100 feet; thence north 80 ieet 70
the center Of east and west center ROAD
Of said Hubbard; thence west 70 the place Of
beginning, containg about one-half acre OF
land; bounded Tess by center OF said south
road; south by Lots owned by said Adams
and j. Il. Jones; east and west by Harry
Gregory, north by eenter Of said east and
west roads. being same premises decided py
VIM. Adams decd. sarah Jane Adams his
wife 10 said Charlotte Ross, April ~. 1859.
gnd recorded in TruTnbuil county records,
vol. lOl, page 2iS.
G. W. DICKINSON sheriff.
SherIf's Ofiire. Warren. o., Say -. ls2-5t
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n1n ruP PARMFRS nF TRIIMRTLL

NTU lhL T TAAlLL1ll5 VI III CllI ~ III
County, o. 3. Dealing, Agent for Onio-
Fa-naers Insurance Company: residence ons
door north Of National House, Warren, O.
Rates Of Insurance lower, and security bet
ter than any other responsible company In
the State. Call and see him before you IN
SIRE = XII lmay 3. Is7l-lyr.
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CHERIEF,S SALE

~ HERIFF ; SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
David Himrod. VS.. Samuel A. Ross, ,et. al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbur
county, Ohio, in the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, / have levied
uDon and shall expose &c public sale at the
door OF the cOurt House IN the city OF Wsr-
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RI wALKER, W.. LESLIE, RLwAIKER.
"ALKER. LESLIE & CO., Bank
w ers. Church Hill, Ohio. Dealers in
Coyernment Securities, Foreign and Dones-
Tie Exchange. Collections made interest
allowed on Special Deposits. uan- sly.
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OHERIFF'S SALE. -.zsza..s
OFhe State OF Ohio. Truubull connty, IS.
D. b. Woods, ct. al. In District
ri !, Sr 9fi t:o{ntT q ~ y

By virtue Of an order 81 sale issued OUT of
the court Of Common Pleas of Trnmbutl Cos
-OtfiO in the ahuVe named eIseas 20 ne olfec-
ted and delivered-I haXe legted upon and
shall expose 70 putllic sale "a the door ofthe
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-12

In. DAWSON, Mayor of the city
of Warren, Civil Jurisdiction-same as
Justice o. the Peace for'the city, and erini-
nal Jurisdiction throughout city and county.
Also agent for Cleveland Cement sewer and
drain Pipe OF all sizes. Jan 5. lsfl.
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nRIDGE NOTICE.

q. W. DICKINSON sheriff.
SherIf's Onice. Warren, o., Ssyf Is. ls72-5i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
WHICH Is WHICH 3?

After calling attention to the fact that
the colored people of the United States
design to hold national convention in
New Orleans at an early date, the Memphis
4ppea! proceeds to advise the delegates
what they had better do when they meet
in their convention. And to make its adj
vice all the more palatable and acceptable,
the Appeal puts on the air of an old time
overseer and preludes its suggestions with
a volley Of abuse such as the overseer was
wont to deliver before he proceeded to ap-
ply the lash. The Appeal says to the ne
groes that although they are not possessed
Of the necessary sense to hold a conven-
ton or decide upon a political opinion,
they must. nevertheless, be very careful
what they Go when they attempt to hold
conventions and declare their intentions.
1t says, further, that they are SO inter
locked behind a shield Of prejudices that
it is useless to counsel with them as a SEN
sible Democrat would like to do, vet it
proceeds to advise them that they have
elected bad men and assisted in the yilest
sort of tyranny toward their best friends
and toward themselves by piling up taxa
ton and robbing unresisting communities.
The negro ought to ''roost lower" says
this Democratic oracle. and he will
have to do SO, because the people be-
You'd the Ohio are SUBJECTED with
his savagery and ignorance. He has Gre
ated ''small hells' in the South, and bank
rupted States, cities and parishes by his
villainOus knavery. And much more Of
the same sort, all of which is but a pre-
anble to the charge, which is that no
negro must presume to aspire 70 the Office
that is now filed by NJ. Colfaz. This is
very aggrayatlnS just at this time to our
Louisiana Democracy, who are using very
different language. Mr. Ogden does not
allude to savages and Hottentot5 when he
writes an address to the people Of Louisi-
ana, but, on the contrary, he accepts Of all
men &. capable Of aspiring to Office
and Of being admitted to every political
right with himself. The convention which
the Appeo! allldes to Will probably ap-
point a committee of inquiry to find out
AID report to it which is the genuine Or
gan OF the Democracy, he Memphis Ap-
peal o. M. H, D. Ogden, and We shall
wait for the result with considerable III
terest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

The Times ard Chronicle, Of Cincinnati,
does not make as nice point upon Charles
Schurz as it might have done if it had not
intended to spoil the job. 1t says that
Schurz is not jlstifable il complaining
that he was not put upon the committee
to investigate the sale Of arms to Reming-
ton. any more than Tweed would be in
complaining about his being left off the
committee selected to investigate the Tam
many frauds. We submit that this IS a
doubtful compliment to the very parties in
whose interests it was written. It admits
the existence Of the very vickedness which
Schurz has denounced. Besides, it is not
applicable Tweed did not demand that
a committee should be appointed to inves-
tigate the Tammany frauds. Tweed did
not discover and denounce the frauds III
which he was the principal scamp. Schurz
did demand the committee of inyes.ica-
ton, and did discover and denormce the
illegal sale OF arms to French agents
Where is the comparison between these
two men that one should be kept Off q COM
mittee because the other was? The Presi-
dent is about as stupidity defended IN Gin
cinrat as he is in New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN THURSDAY, MARCH II 1877

pointed orators of the occasion, MIR Z. T..
Fenner accidently became the speake. ol
the movement. He improved the oppor-
tunity to the great advantage OF the parties
who were present, for laying aside all
Democratic clap-trap, Mr.. Fenner mace
lust such sensible talk, in most respects
as even Republican might have listened
to without regret. The speaker appealed to
his hearers to forego their prejudices and to
harness themselves to the principles which
have become the only ones that can sue
coed before the American people. All
men. regardless of race, color or condition
must be accepted as politically entitled TO
the same rights, and the party or man that
refuses to embrace and tolerate the idea
must fail to be Of service to himself or TO
the community. lie had attempted to
embody this principle into law when he
was in the Legislature in 1866, but his
Democratic friends would not entertain 1t
for a second, and he had almost deSpalred
of ever seeing his Southern friends LIBERAL
lied to such degree as to recognize us
Justice and necessity. But recent events
had altered his opinions, and now there
are but few sane men to be met With on
the streets who would dispute with him as
to it's correctness. And much more OF the
same sort Of sound sense was uttered,
Ia
which, we presume, will be heard repeated
at length in the wigwams, since 1t has be-
come popular to say such things.
One thing Mr.. Fenner neglected to tell
his auditors which ought to have been
told was this, that these sayings OF his
were to be found in the REPUBLICAN every
day, and were the true and genuine prln-
ciples of the Republican party Of Loulsi-
ana. Perhaps it was not desirable to pro
claim this fact in a reform meeting, as 1t
might have induced the members Of the
club to depart at once and join the Repub-
lican party. What Mr. Fenner said was
applauded and accepted, however, which
leads us to hope that both the orator and
his disciples are drifting in such direc-
ton as " i'll surely land them in the ranks
of the party that holds possession OF the
principles which they are enjoying at
present under the name of reformers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
THE KEYNOTE.

The organ of the ambitious rich men Of
this city, who, under the banner OF re-
form. are endeavoring to regain what they
lost by plunging the State into rebellion
in 1861, ON Tuesday struck the keynote
to their present political movement. In
order to make it palatable to the people,
without distinction Of color or previous
condition, the new political movement
they now wish to inaugurate, with view
OF restoring the State governors into
their hands, is falsely styled reform
movement. 1t is well known that the rich
men Of this State ruled its politics, made
its laws, and elected its government for
years prior to its attempted secession
from the American Union. And all this
was done in the name Of Democracy,
when there was III reality nothing Demo-
cratic in it. The war for slavery was
the rich mans fight for the right
| to own negroes and WELD the
| powers OF government, as well as enjoy
its emoluments; and the poor men of the
State were compelled to fight the battles
Of the rich. 1t is true they had the barren
satisfaction Of doing this in the name of
Democracy, but there was nothing Demo-
cratic in it. It Wa simply violent
movement in the interest Of rich men.
And the present movement, made in the
name of reform instead Of Democracy. is
simply one to reinstat- this class Of men in
political power.
In short paragraph addressed to the
young men Of Louisiana, the keynote to
this new reform movement is Unwitingly
given:
The young men Of Louisiana should
spare no pains N taeir efforts to break
down the present corrupt State govern
| ment. We have thousands OF educated
! young men in this State capable OF hlllng
clerkships, the State and city offices, who
are out Of employment, or ara Obliged TO
subsist on half wages, on account OF those
offices being principally at the disposal OF
II. G. Warmoth, who deals them out at his
pleasure. Let the young men unite and
help break down this State desp0tism, and
they will see better times and brighter
prospects as soon as the spell is broken.
In order to mislead the young men Of