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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
DOORS. DOORS.-To On

TRACTORS, Carpenters and builders. We can fur-.sL
ToI with Panel Doors Of all styles, a great deal cheaper
Than you can make chem by hand, (and as good if not
bettcr) Gail aud examine aUr work and prices Tou
sill be suited with both. Alarge supply constantly or
hand. A liberal discount 20 "hole iale traders
January 90. E SPEAR Sc SON.
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Dr., U00fIand'S Celebrated German nittpFS

Prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, No. 100 Arch street.
Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not exceIIed,
II equalled, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures attest, in many cases after skilIfuI
physicians had failed. These Bitters are worthy the
attention CT invalids- Possessing great virtues in the
rectifcatiOn Of diseases of the Liver and lesser rlands.
exercising the most searching powersin weakness and
affections OF the digestive organs, they are, withal
certain and pleasant.
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VAT DOON, DISH and blind
w Factory, Market Street. East Of the Bank. War
rem. O.-The undersigned, having entered nto copart
neIship in the manufacture Of SASH, B~LINDS-and
DOORS, will hereafter keep a large stock Of Sash, boil
Pine and Poplar. of ali sizes ia use. and Of the be.t
Iuality. which they VIII sell on reasonable terms.
We will continue tia manufacture Of VENETIAN
BLINDS, IN all its branches. which ge viii sell very
low and of an Improved quality. SURPRISING any hereto
lore offered TO the public.
We VIII also continue the Manufacture Of
DOORS, Of the latest styles. and ofa superior quality.
All work made ~ cur establishment WILDE warranted
Is We use nothing tut the best quality OF Lumber. an
employ none Int the first class worEuen. In our en-
leayors 70 serve our customers. We viii keep pace viii
al Improvements A. our business, and couversant viii
I'll late styles OF work IN the Eastern Cties.
We would iayite All wishing to purchase the abovcaI
.icles, to cali nj our Office. where we will be found at ali
hours Of the day. for We shall give our constant per
ronal superiHteIlIHce 20 the details u our fnsipess.
E.SPEAR SON.,
jan 70, IS5J. Successors to Edward Spear.
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WER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ Jaundice, Chronic OF Nervous Debility. Disease
OF the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a Disor
dered Liver or Stomach; Sueh as Constipation. inward
Piles, Fullness. or Blood to the head. Aeidity Of the
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food. FULL
ness or eight tnthe Stomach. Sour Erucs4tions, Sink
ing or F~luttering at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming
Of the Head. hurried and Difficult Breathing, Ffut.er-
ing at the Heart, Choking or SuTocating Sensations
Ehen IN a lying posture Dimness Of Vision. Dots or
webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head deficiency Of Precipitation. TeIlowness OF the
skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Chest. Limbs,
Constant Imaginings Of Evil, and Great Depression of
Spirits, can be edeetually cured by
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SAALVs
JOHN HOFFMAN, brownsville, Ohio, May 25.h, 1853,
said II write to state for your satisfaction. and also
for that Of others, that your German Bitters is what you
recOmmend it to be, a highly valuable medicine, which
l know from having used it in my own family 10 ny
entire satisfaction. All who have used it give the same
recommendation"
STEPHEN 4. MEALY, Canton, Ohio, May u, 1859,
says: Having heard your German Bitters highly
confidence ordered four bottles from Cleveland. One
Of them 1 gave to my daughter. who has derived great
benefit from it; two Of the others I sold Immediately,
aud I would like you to send me a supply Of it to sell"
JOINS CLARK, Brunswick. Ohio, May 20, 1851. SAYS:
Your German Bitters have proved successful in every
case that has come to my knowledge, and has opened
for itself a great demand"
THOMAS LETCHFORD, COvinglOn, Ohio. Dec. 9th.
1853, says My wife has been affected with the Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia for a number Of years, during
which time I have spent a great deal for doctorihe. but
she received very little benefit th~erefrom, and finally
the doctors said she could not be cured. Last spring
she concluded to try your Bitters; she tooh two bottles
and ever since taking them she has been able to attend
TO her business, until very lately she had a new attack
hut has again commenced the Bitters. 1 have sold
quite a number Of bottles through her recommendation (.
AID as far as 1 can learn, it has given satisfaction to
all"
D AsBoTT, Austinbnrgh, Ashtabula county. Ohio,
December 9Th, 1853, says: 'PerlIit ne to bear testi-
the cure Of Liver Complaint. For years previous TO
taking your Bitters, 1 was severely afflicted with Liver
Complaint so much so that l did not expect to live;
hut by a free use of your medicine, thanks TO a kind
Providence, l find myself entirely restored to health,
and able to resume my employment"
These Bitters are entirely cegetGbke and free from
Alcoholic stimUlant and all Injurious ingredients, mild
in their operation, they strengthen the system, never
PROSTATE it.
warren G.. Ilazlett, Gastayus j. 5. Mears, Bloom
held J. Campbell, Newton Falls, and by Dealers in
Medicines everywhere NOV ~ lSS4y
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The above valuable medicine, fresh and pure, just
received and for sale by E. A. SMITH & CO., Drug
gists, Warren; II IL Mason, Niles: VIM. Schmick, Can
field. janl0-y
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E. ". SEII0S,
4 STEVENSON.

Va vou,d s.rnestI, inyife d PERSONS who arc suffer-
lng with anv Of ,hs Ills that esh is hei- to, 70 cal on
n Joi,n BuIFs scent. and set a copy or Balls Family
Journsl traits. and for th- SAKE OF hunDni1y Ee nope
81 . si,-Ie Individual will net he found unwilling to
vive Bulrs Sarsaparilia a trial aftertreatins and reeot
ksrting- at the same time. lat il is lnpossiqle ir the
Doctor 10 publish tie tenth part Of the number OF Ger
kEfcates Of sstoundiu< cures Performed BY his SrsapS-
riIls. The amount Of testimony voluntarily snosesN
On Or. Bulls sarsapzrilla- feon we'll known ana 1@I In
uished individuals 10th IN pubic ana Pfl'See n1'N
been perfectly 0yerwheiniDs s;A. r;rx
- Dr.. John Bulls Principal Office, West side Fire
Street, Hrst door below Main, LOUISVILLE n.y.
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nR. S. LESLIE, Eclectic Physician
II and Surgeon, bloomfield, TruHhun Co., o.
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$}tusitians.

XETM. NJ. EAMES, NJ. D., Physician,
sargeon and Dentist, windham. Portage Co.. o.
Loct 95-S2 COZ
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DHILO E. REED, Attorney at Law,
l. Warren, Ohio. Office over New York Store.
Tmav IN ,5IFf
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II w. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
II. pathic Physician. Office in Sutlin-s Brick Block,
near the American Hotel. Warren. o.. apr Iy
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EVIDENCE OF =

.cr1-r- Providence. r. /.
berts. For sale BY Medicine deaIers reneraIIr
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w PAINE, NJ. D., Physician and
. Surgeon. Particular attention given to tht
treatment Of Cancer, scrofula and Lung Diseases. OF
fee and residence on High street mars
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S~aistdiaAt0as.

TOR SALE.-A very desirable @
1 House and Lot on Prospect Street, in the@-
northern part of the village of Warren. House new
Apply soon to II. j. REEVES at the Empire Store.
Warren. Nov. s, Ie54-tf.
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s. UAVWONn. FITIU LDANs.
. RAYMOND & CO., Wholesale
~. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Carpets. on Cloths. and Wall paper, No. Go Superior
street Cleveland. Ohio. my2
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4tIOrRfps.

d F. CURTISS, Attorney at Law.
ID. Office at present with j. Hutchins, Esq, North
Main street, NaHen, Ohio. my IS
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ID A. A. BALDWIN, Wholesale
LII. and Retail Bookseller. % Main Street, a few
ioors south Of the Poe. Sice, Warren, O.. [nov u
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so ETHING
NEW AND

The mest powerful King on the face of the globe nov
tsi-as supreme IN TIE American Rep1blic. Tbs power
q tas crowned heads Of EUROPE sink into iusiynihcanoa
sheE euHipssri TO eur American King
Lrrufe4n kings employ ths power vested in them 70
incfesse the riches q the rich AMI lordly, and 10 reduos
to s-rateF misery and degradation, the poor and depend
sut- Oar A1ersan EiGs goes forth with equal wiling
ness - thc iordly mansion Sud tAe humble cabin. ready
2hSe % a,;ninist-r relief aud 10 offer health and nzpDf
aess 4 ihr iofty and lowIy, the rich snd the poor
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Manufacturers.

T-H. MORLEY d Co., Manufactu-
l. . rers of Stoves, Hollow Ware, and Castings gene
rally. Foundry on the Canal, east of Tayler's Ware
0bio sen 20 II
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Commission Hlrrfbants,

Nj B. TAYLER, Forwarding and
Va Commission Merchant, and dealer in Flour,
Ealt, Fish, Plaster, &C., Warren, Ohio.
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HOLLINGSWORTH & FITCH,
Ii Dealers in Stoves. Tin Ware, Japanned Ware,
Britannia Ware, Copper Kettles, Brass Kettles, and HOl-
low Wares Of all kinds, at Cranage's old stand, 3 doors
below Empire Hall, Market street, Warren, Q. mar :
NOMBS d VAUTROT, Silver and
Brass Platers, and Manufacturers of saddlsry
Hardware. Main street, Warren. o. jeS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
For The REGISTER.

Mr.. EDITOR Il was much gratified
with the quiet, orderly observance by our
citizens, almost without an exception, of
Thursday, the 18th inst, as a day of pub
lie Thanksgiving and relaxation from all
worldly ,aYocatiops, cares and employs
ments ; thus carrying out to the letter in
spirit and truth. the wise and appropriate
proclamation of the Governor in recon-
mendipg that day as above. ..l
There was religious service, 1 believe.
in every church. with good congregations,
on that day, with the exception ofthe Bap,
tist-their pastor residing in Pruptytown it
would hardly be. expected he would be
up. The merchants and mechanics with
one accord closed their stores and shops,
with one, or possibly, two exceptions.
There was one thing, however, obser-
vable. on that day that brought TO my
mind an annecdote I had read many
years ago, the moral of which, in subse-
quent lie. has often been brought to my
mind. With your permission, will re-
late it. cit appears that many years ago,
there lived in certain neighborhood, a
professor Of religion-a member of the
church, and if mistake not, Deacon or
Elder in the Presbyterian Church. 1t
seems also. that the Elder was a strict
observer Of the Sabbath and the ordinan-
ces of the Church. but withal great To-
yer of fresh fish. 1t appears also. that
on or near the Elders premises was a
small lake or pond. in which were an
abundance Of the finny tribe. Italso APP
pears that this Elder bad son rejoicing
in the cognomen of John, who was much
given to the sports Of hook and line-or,
in other words. whilst John was an ODE
dent son, he was remarkably fond OF
fishing. Perhaps as fond of the sport as
the Deacon lover of the fish. Now it
SO happened on fine Sabbath mornin g.
early in the spring. when the fish bega n
sporting near the surface of the water as
if rejoicing at the dissolution of winter
and the icy chains that had bound
nature and covered the surface of the wa
try deep SO long, that the Elder summon
ed John into his august presence and ad-
dressed him after this wise. john said
the digni6ed and staid Elder. John, my
son, this is Sunday-you will remember,
John. this is the Sabbath and father is
going to church, and you will remember
to be good, as it is the Sabbath day, but
you must remember John, that Father
loves fish p" F.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

"Well, did see that" sails he, s.'but
thought it was an error of the press, Or
that the owner couldn't spell.'' q
"Oh," sails L, " don't take me for one
OF your Dutch boors. beg Of you. 81 can
spell. but you can't read, that's ALI You
remind me-" says /, e of Teller in;Sicks
vile. when the six cent letter stamp came
into fashion. He licked the stamp SO
hard he took all the gum of, and it
wouldn't stay; opl sneashaw helcopld fix it,
so what does he do but put pin through
it, and writes on the letter Paid if the
darheilIthing wilrsIoE' Now if you go
and lick. the stamp, eterna!ly that way,
folks will go and put pin through it, and
the STORY win stick to you forever: But
come on board. and let's liquor and I'll
stand treat. s&' '.. 'L7' 81 20, =,
II felt sorry for the poor critter. aud
told him how 10 feed the boss, and ad-
viSed' Him TO take him to Saratoga, and
advertise Him aud sell him the same way.
and'H8 did, and got rid Of him. Tie rise
raised His character as lawyer amazing.
ly: He He vas va elected governor the mex
J
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

LArEn FROM EURopE. Just previous 70
going to press we received one week
later news from Europe. the most inPor-
liant Of which is The excited state Of feel;
ing among the English people upon the
anticipatsdwar with the United States.
We copy the following. which is all we
have room for this week, but would say
in the mean lime that the probability is
that John Bull will cool down and that
the>War will end in words. Our minister
atgLondon, Me- Buchanan. has acted very
creditably in the. premises.
The following is from the second edi-
ton of The Liverpool Journal: 9'
"a We have received a telegraphic mes
sage from London, conveying the most
serious intelligence, and We can yodch for
its Importance, for INSTRUMENTATION comes
from source which excludes the possi>
bility otdoubt. We are anxious to be eons
sidered emphatic, for the country is son
the eve of war with the United States.
unless public opipionis brought to work
Immediately on Her Majesty''s ministers.
" An active interchange Of diplomatic
notes has taken place this week between
the Earl of Clarendon and the American
minister.
-" The cause assigned by the British
government for the appearance of our
ships of war at Burmuda was the report
Of a Russian privateer being now fitted
out in the port of New York. but the fact
is denied; and it is we'll known that this
is mere pretext, for the real cause refers
to the affairs of the Mosquito territory.
{" The enlisling business never gave a
moments uneasiness never occasioned
an angry word from the government al
Washington I; never caused a solitary
complaint against Mr.. Champion.
" The Mosquito question is the one
which imperils the peace between Bri
tain and the United States. 1t has been
for some time source Of diplomatic dis
quiet between the two countries, and now
to an open rupture. The American go
vernment considers war highly proba-
BILE, and the probability proceeds from
certain conceptions of views entertained
by Lord PRlmerston.
" Mosquito territory extends from Cape
Honduras to the river San Juan, and is
proximate to Honduras and Nicaragua
It was trouble to us in 1913, and is tha
part of Central America where different
national and local interests now concen
trate. To quarrel about it would be mad
ness" 'F
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
Automatic Hand Pre,,.

This invention. for which patent was
obtained by Messrs. E. Mathers i w. d
Siegfreid is now ready for market. Mr.. NJ
has put up a working model. exhibiting
the perfection to which the patentees have
brought their improvement. and we may
as wellacknowledge that its beautiful op,
Grafton has upset our skepticism as TO its
practical UTILITY, cherished through the ear
lier progress of Iheir work. Besides
showing the operation of feeding sheets
to the hand press and hiking the form,
which is theadesign of the machine land
which it performs with astonishing aceu-
racy the working model isga credit TO
the genious- and mechanism of It's builder.
1.-THE automatic feedercan be gotten tp
to such perfection .offaction on 500 snnallia
scsle3assis representediu the mode, there
can be. no difficulty in applying il to athe
ordinary hand press !; and when, 50 aap-
Piled, /, little practice rill enable tue
pressmaneto throw off double the amount
of work toIthe hour The imptoyement,
dispensing as it doesy With the tympan,
fisket and ordinary. roller, car, be put to
the Washington, Smith or COLUMBIAN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, nov. Fl 1855
Religious Notices.

INsTALLArroN.-The Rev. VIM. Eaton will be
Installed Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church OF
Clarksburg, by permission of divine Providence,
on Friday the 3Oth inst, at II o'clock. In this
service theRey. Mr.. Biggs. of Morgantown,I win
preach the sermon; the Rev. Mr. Howell, Of
Kingwood, will deliver the charge to the Pastor;
and the Rev. DR.. Fairchild, of Smithfeld, Pa,
will preside and deliver the charge to the con
gregatioH DR., Fairchild is expected to remain
and assist in the administration of the Lord 8
Supper, on the Sabbath tollowingthe installation
viz the first Sabbath of December.
The funeral sermon of B. c. Bartlett will, be
preached by Rev. A. J. Garrett, at West Milford,
on the lst Sabbath in December next, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
Mineral Resources of Virginia.

In the article upon the mineral resour-
ces Of this State the Bedford Sentinel saws:
LithograPhic Marble Of superior quali-
ty, has recently been discovered in Giles
county, Va, by DR.. p. +. Caldwell, lately
resident or practitioner in this place. 1t
is yellow, very compact and admits of a
beautiful polish. This kind of Marble
has been found only in one location in
North America, viz near Lake Since, in
Canada. The Lithographic marble now
extensively used by our printers is i'm
ported extensively from Germany and
Holland.
In Giles, Montgomery. Wythe. and
Carroll, other varieties of fine varigated
marble are found, including the finest
black, interspersed with veins of white,
gray, blue and others mixed with colors
Of red, blue, white, green. black, &c.
Ocher is also abundant.
Burr Milestone (such as is imported
from France, of fine quality is found in
Giles and Agate in great variety abounds
in nearly all the South Valley counties.
A conglomerated quartz stone, suitable
for milestone for chopping grain or grind
ing plaster is found in the counties of
Washington, Smythe, Montgomery, Mons
roe, Greenbrier, Albany and Pocahontas.
A very superior quartz stone. valuable for
mill-stones which cleaves in every direc-
ton is found on the land of.Mr. Hawkins
in the northern part Of Campbell equity.
A specimen of fine stone, suitable for
sharpening razors, and other fne-edged
instruments, has been found near, Giles
Court House By a WEIGH miner residing
there. 1t is superior to any. imported.
Very fine stone suitable for similar pur-
pose, is found above the Red, Sulphur
Springs in Monroe county; and other va.
rieties, equal to the HiEdoston or Turkey
OH stone abound in the same ,'' county :
while the almost entire region, Of, South
western Virginia contains Within its area
nexhaustable beds Of Gypsum, Salt, Iron
and other valuable mineral products. =,
In short, our, State is rich in mineral
Fsalth'" which when properly developed.
vii in, a, great measure, supersede the
necessity for foreign importation.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

PRACr1cA1 JoK1NG. case Of practical
joking come off in town, last week which
is too good to be lost. A young attor,
ney, Mr.. L., disguised himself and got
the jailer to place him in one of the cells
Of that public institution. and then sent
word 10 Col, W., that there was a man in
Jail who wished to employ him to defend
him. The Col. went to the jail with
bright visions of fees floating in his brain,
but when he arrived at the cell in which
the anticipated client was to be found,
and discovering that he had been victim
lied, he shut the outside door of the cell,
locked it, and putting the key in his peck.
ct, walked off, leaving the joker tight
enough 8" in Jail, to mediate upon the
proPrlety of playing pranks upon older
members of the profession. He, howev-
er, in the course of the evening. gave up
the key, and the young man was released
from " durance Vile"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

TIE ELEcTIoSs. The Democrats. AVE
carried the States Of New Jersey. Missis-
sipPio and Louisiana the latter having
been almost uniformly Wing State.
The Know zl No Nothing hare carried Mary.
land which has almost always gone Wing
heretofore.7aa haseet bas .6sgs.a sd8
In the States Of New York, Massasbti:
sets and Wisconsin, il s a good deal mir
ed uP-5saqh party carrying . portion Of Of
ths offices.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21

AN INDUSTRIOUS JUDaE.-Judge Cam
den at the recent session Of the Circuit
Court in Randolph county, sat early and
late. On one occasion when jury was
out celebrating upon case he gave
directions upon the adjournment of Court
in the evening, to ring the bell when the
jury agreed upon verdict. and be would
convene the Court and receive the yer.
dict. Accordingly at about 12 O'Clock
that night. the bell rang. and his honor
repaired to the Court House and received
the verdict of the jury.