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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

Wish to SAY To The MUSlCEL
L PUBLIC o3 r4as vicinity, shat ivilg TO the CneS
p1c,cl iut rUycaeDtos ~ ea.tn, am SIN in Warren,
ami uua Iuie-d To remain here and devote myself
U.h greater activity Than ever to the music business
/ Wiil also state. ia ms Connection that lave sold
my entire miscellaneous stock OF MUSIC ana Shtit
Instruments % Ia Geo Adams. ghO all cOudu~E he
business Is heretofore It the Old stand. He Is max nE
large aid tons 10 .y former stock. AMI l respectfully
solicit tor AIai the IatIOnage heretofore extended to
M in this department As Tor myself II IS ny ilten-
uon 10 a=yote all IA time. e-gy and capital 70 the
saIe OF PLANO FuErES AMI MELODEONS- [ am
now rscgi Iug the l7rgest stOck in this tine- have
ever purcI ssed. a-i am prepared to Sli the hest stock
and the cheapest. l. 5Aiii ae my aim, as It has BEEN
% sell Houe Hut tisse , .rlitve % Re the best lnstru-
Ineils. AM n such prices as u make it il an object for
persons 10 purchase % me .lsrsad-Of Huy ing AZ Cleve-
llul. Pats ufsh e. hist 1 select my Instruments
VITA the greatest care. deliver them and EarraLt them
not only to re -a-s. Ut b. satisfy the purchaser. 1
have nov been se.IiLs FisHcS and NeIaieors for near
: years. and 50 ia- as , SNOW ay Customers, they have
without an execution zen perfectly satisfied, in every
respect. 9th With the quality Il their instruments and
the price paid. I su join the naIlcs Of a Ie% Of those
VINO have purchase flinos OF me win u tue hstO
years. 20 hon. persons interested can refer
WtEsEN-t. H. Fulier, Esq Az. > AtTFin' Lewis
J. iGsings; Hon " Orchard; T. j. AcLaln, hsq.s
= NJ il-ziep; q l. Weeks H-Iry smith; P. Fulk; ,
BrainarI; Mrs. l~iartf1r!; Miss L. Graeter, Music
Teicler; Byron Reef; J. Euutrvi; Z. u Patch
NILEs.-J uues Russell; Wn. W4rI; Josiah Robbins.
MiLrov--lo1- J. Tod; James Powers
NEWTON FALLs.-H0race Stevens J. Grove; E.
E4gEvILLE III. Sheldon.
Hs;AN. O-Fres- Hayden, Hiram College.
FaaNUNGTCS-Niss L. C. Steaiman Music Teacher
BEIsroL.-J- Is Patiens1ie. q. Cores, NJ J.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Howard
FAeAaaS. U-Ges Burt.
D KlNsNAN.-D- Alien, ~ D.; X. Burnard; J. Kinsman-
NEESJS-iilsl Glars; Lyman Leonard
BazzTIA-Ei ". Dray.
UtaBARD-J1ha Crtl5er.
GIRAsB.-H. BlruhiseI; Ferris Townsend; VIM
Richards.
Yo. Nas,oy. &c. c. Chapman; Vim. Ross, Man
sion IlGse; = : uirrs; l. Nelhury.
PoLASD, U--3- r. Lee
NV CA-T.E, FE-l- D. MJr-an5 F.. Perkins; sam
uei Pearson; A henderson
WELLINGTON. FA.-s-F. Wm. Francis
BOA8DHAN.-C. C.. -.Ji ari.
Second hand iilnos and Melodeous taken in ex-
change Tor hes Oues. All Instruments delivered free
Of ch-r--- Az Aert ia order for ] year
IS rreu. nov. :. i-55. st. POMEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

The OPEN POLAR SEA.-Dr. Kane
having demonstrated the existence Of an
open rolar Sea, scientific deduction is
at work to find out the cause OF the IN
omaly. a correspondent OF the New
York Times thinks that these cduses
will be found in the cen rifug0i force and
The kealiHq PeU are Of Tie eJlh. The cen
uitugal force has "A tendency to heap up
the waters under the Equ tor, thereby
producing a continual surface current
toward the South, and a con>eq cnt alb
sence OF waller from the polar regions
which mus be supplied, and is, aR oUbt
ediy by a submarine current. Tie wa
ters descend in the temperate regions of
the earth, where they are much above
the freezing point; thei heat IS re aimed
and probably liner, ased at III, vast
depths in which they move, and when
they emerge at and about The pole they
produce a warm and open sea, and 4
warm atmosphere about it. But in their
flow to the South, the s~perabundant
c%aluric OF the water is continually being
given off until they are finally reduced
10 .ne freezing point, and ultimately be-
come vast fields Of ice.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

NLA LIE DALE vi pure"
~ bEED uOkN DUKuAH STOCk, d.
Reef tRUA kENsJCki.-rue subscriber and his
son, AFTER attending the Uuiv state Far At C0Iam Us,
and the k-Htgcay Fair at Paris, have spent several
weeAs ia BOGr.Gu, Clark, sayetJe and adjoining eOun
ties ia keutGcSy examining and selecting from their
best herds, a yeIy Choice iOt OF fine b~reeIing stock,
principally Co.'s and A-Itlrs. al Cf which hive been
B-ed 10 the -esi thoroughbred Bulls OF kentucky.
All abe aaOvr, tugltI-r a.Ll one Large Bull 1 years
Old, OF superior quality and several Bull and ucifer
Calves; also iuli LlOOded DJrlims lover 30 head)
Will Dc sold at iu lie sale, Oh tie premises Of the sub
scriaer. ~ " 1DNESDAi the -otl day Of Now, com
m-Ec-us AZ ~ o'c.U-k.
Ali persons si-h.ug 10 improve their stock, ar, res
peCtfuIly invited Ic atte-d and embrace this, the best
opportunity ever o1ered on the Western Reserve, to
do So
There Eilf also flew pair Of oxen Zone pair very
super40rl aud some o,aer stock Olered Tor sale the
same day.
~TEBMS.-Sums ever 80 dolls sixty days time. with
nOse aud improved seeurt.- payable in the Maho-
ming 60. BduS, AZ Youngstown, or Il discount Of , per
cent Willac allowed Tor cash r. II. Wake
Church liilI, CENTRE Of LIseTtyDt
Trum1uli CO.. D.. NOV. ], I55J.
" 81 can also furnish farmers with some pure
POLAND OAIs, Tor seed, wsl-iii : - lbs per meas
Ure.i uushr.; AMI produced tuis year Gu rush. Cy
WeIsal) iron enc lUsLei seed nOva35 r. H.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
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PIANO FORTES!

Advertisements must be Laid for
wacss banded IA.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

--DR. TUBBS' APPOINTMENTS are to Re RE
Sr-rEp "a MARCH next. lui .Jl,i.J-l as HERETOFORE
Taey viii not be supplied rs any one else during his
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

AqAzay reeds. ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
Wheeling Contributions to Suffering Hu-
manitY,

very eloquent, touching and affective dis
course Yves delivered on Sunday at st. Johns
Church, by the Rev. JAMEs D. McCABE, in behalf
ofthe suffering inhabitants OF the present plague
stricken cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. The
text was from Acts XT-29 & 80. TIL. subject,
the duty Of mutual sympathy and aid among chris
uans. illustrated III the early history of chris
tianty. We tlust that we shall be enabled, to-
morrow to lay the principal part of this interesting
and Truly appropriate discourse before our readers.
The contributions on this occasion amounted 10
the generous sum of SI6t,24, which, in accord
ance with previous announcement, has been re-
mitted to Rev. MeSSrS. JACKSON, WALLER and
CKIsHoLM. the clzrgymen in charge ofthe EpiscO-
pal churches i'll those cities, to be by them dspen-
sed to the needy and afflicted in the course Of
their daily minisratiOns, and which it strikes is
a most happy disposition for church TO make of
its Offering; for while it efTectually provides for
the faithful distribution of the aims, ii also be-
comes beautiful and refreshing tribute to the
sell-sacrfclng labors of those men af God, who
amid the te.rors and ravages of the pestience no.
bly, discharge their duties, and assure them of the
ubstantia sympathies of their brethren in this re-
8 note part Ofthe Stat {.
The collection at ST. Johns was a. most mumifi-
cent one under any circumstances; hut when it is
considered that several members of that congre-
CATION had already been liberal contributors to the
city general subscription. it was prnceIy.
Most earnestly do we say to all of our city
churches, of all denominations, eco thou and do
lkewise.'
In addition to this. we take great pleasure in re-
coring, as we have done elsewhere, that the ore
ratives Of the BELMoNr IEox WoRKs of Messrs.
Norton, Aclreson u Co., on Saturday night vonn-
ariIy contributed sixty dOllats to The same phi
lanthropic object. This is noble tribute from
noble nen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

PREVENTIVE OF FEvER.-A writer, in the Ma
tional InteIligencer, in suggesting that fires should
be made in the streets of Norfolk and kept burn
ing Tor some hours night and morning. adduces
his own experience of the beneficial effects Of fire
He says:
''T have lived all my life in one of the worst bill
ious fever districts i'll lower Virginia, and for the
last 90 years have not had that disease, when in
my imme'ate neighborhood scarcely person es-
capped; aud attribute this TO the fact that, during
the months of August and September, almost in
variably, night and morning. had fire in my Of
fee where l slept
"tIeat, i; is we'll known. rarifes and expands
the ar If you have noticed the accounts from
Norfolk you have seen that rs soon as the wealth
er becomes colder the disease increases, because
air is condensed, and OF course we inhale more ui
the nOXious malaria. In the alleys, easements
cellars, AMI closed rooms the air is much cp,oier
than the air in the streets above the tops Of the
houses. and consequently contains more unheal-
thy and deleterou PARTICLES in the same volume or
quantity Of arr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundrelhh EGitiou (50O.0OO) lsmO. PIP. $50
standa r work OF established, found casse in the cat
ao"uHs OF the great Trade Sales New York, Phia-
d'iraia and other cities. aud sold by principal
| booksellers in the United Siatea.
| Every woman cnm here discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature clarac-
ter aud cause ut her compliant, spared much anx-
icty ana suffering, well the unpleaSanmcss ma
ing known TO, or mkng inquiry U ysSiann respect
TO the numbcriess ailments which is subject Th.
wife becoming mother has Often instruction nd
advice in respect 10 her situatiom which will he
find. This book tells her is the nrater and tells
her what to do [ori in simple bu: chaste words, aud
su Ii as she C: understand.
Those suffering from instructions irregularities pc
cnliar to the female system, from Prolcpss ,,er Gall
ing OF the womb wor qI6us will cacl find in
its pages the means OF prevention amcI Grafton,
lief.
Much distress mind as well as thousands pecuniari.
ly nigh: be saved 10 every husband. il the simplest laws
apperaing 10 the marriage state better understood
hat they not better understood is traccable 10 thai
natural and almost cummCndlbe seMSvcness tia will
rather suffer than consult with med
ica respect to complaints peculiar to the female
only.
Ina copy of 'TAe Married TVoDans' Private Medical
COHtpemi0M.' every fenR'e has physicM that knows
which she times without violence 10
her constituencies.
Extract Of actter from gentleman in Dayton, Ohio
Dayton, May 1, 1917
DR.. a. n. MAuEICEAU:-Hy Dear .Sir-My vile hiss
been pcICePtiby sinking for three Yeas or mo re- in
consequence Of great anguish ard suffering some months
beiOe and during confinement; every one more
and debil'Iated and Frustrated her. putting cr lie
in imminent danger, and which the last occasion
despalred Of supposed this state OF things was
inevtI bIe and resigned myself meet The worst
heard YOUR hook highly spoken Of as containing some
matters reaching my UmitS receipt and ucIlsal
you tue relief it afforded my distressed
mind and Joy its pages impaired my wife, on learn
ing that the great discovery Ut NJ. NJ Desoneaux nrOyl-
conceived possible. But for this ere another wear
would have passed my head in alt human probabiII
ty nv wife would have been III er grave and my children
left mOiheTeSS.
UJ-UpOm the receipt of One Dollar, 'sTHE MARRIED
TVOALiN'S PRIYITE MEDICAL COMPANIONS, is sent
(aed FREQ TO any part the United States; the cana
paid end addressed to DIR. 4. N MAURICEAU boy I:i
New York city. Publishing Office No Io9 Liberty st.
Agents in VIrEfnin.
II Stephens, WaJTe'ttOH- Sterling tS Co. HzTTison.
6hrgh-Wm Bleaknlear aud Z Holiday, AoI,nasriIls-
Wilde BRO, John Fisher, and II Thompson, lKhecliag
WIN Holiday Marshall H-JaCob d Smith, TVellR6urS
-Saml \ Il MaTZy, Let1isbnrgi-Z Karr Cedar GTors
hihs-Dr Barnes, CLaTks6urg-Dr f Z Williams
SheRherdStonH .epj:daw3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

CuDA.-A Havana letter to the New York Her
aid, dated August 29th. says that the cholera still
continues its rnvnges among the soldiers. and that
2IO deaths by 1t had occurred. Yellow fever had
also got into the family of the Captain General.
Santa Anna arrived at Havana on the gath ult.,
on board the Mexican war steamer Iturblde, ac-
companied by the Mexican war steamer Guerrero.
On reaching Havana tie entire personal property
OF Santa Anna was transferred 10 the Guerrero,
and he embarked with it for Corthagenu, on the
26th, leaving the Iturbide toreturn to Mexico. 1t
was known months ago, that Ssnta Anna expect,
ed 10 go thlther.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
wheeling Female Seminary.

JNHE iloxt session will commence on Wednesday, Sep
| tember 9TH, 1855, and continue tor 81 weeks.
Sei her labor expense have been spared to fill pro
perry the vacancies existing Board instructions
and the Principal feels perfect that the facilities
now offered TO the pupil for obtaining thorough educa
ton are unsurpassed and she would respectfully remind
The Public that il they feel any interest in seeing PTOtCs
tant school OF high grade established in their mst thai
new is the time 10 manifest This interest by liberal pa
IrOuage.
Miss Elizabeth Chaplin, WIN graduated with the high
donors tile WILL known alt. EiOlyOke Female Semi
narv and has since been successful teacher in tho
same Institution will occupy the place Of Principal
sistant. Miss Helen Phillips who TOR tine filled
tile situation OF Principal Assistant in the OweSO CNcw
ed from personal interview with the Principal OF Thai
Institution, will fill the place OF I'd Assistant Miss n.
L. Boss. Teacher OF MuSic Mr. lJOdgsun, of ElcHCh
Miss Caroline Shoemaker Oi Drawing aud Painting; and
Miss Anna A. Cummings in the English department;
well and fav"rIby known need recommendation.
I5@leIms as heretofore.
Mas. S. IL. THOMPSON,
agi4:dawow PRINCIPAL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

AN ADVENTUROUS CRAFr.-The New orlean.
Delta says:
''Moored TO our wharf is a little craft-which
looks more like an oyster boat than anything else
which perhaps has made the most adventurous
voyage on record since the days of Ptolemy. She
is called the ST. Louis and is only &c tons burden.
Her masters name is Depeuy, and he belongs 10
Matamoras, Mexico. Finding himself in eghorn,
on the Mediterranean Mr.. Depeuy determined d, ac-
tuated by love of adventure, 10 purchase this
small sloop, which does not look bigger than a
minute and only draws feet Of water and to re-
turn home in her. He manned her with sailors,
and loaded her with fruit, and after stormy pas
sage of 80 days, during which he was bafied by
contrary winds, he finally, on last Saturday, ar
rived safely at New Orleans, after paying the sum
of SIS fees at the quarantine station. We visited
this little craft yesterday, and were astonished at
her exploit when we surveyed her diminutive pro-
portion. The captain must be an excellent sailer.
Heintends going TO Matamoras in herr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

DouBLE SUICIDE AND CmLD MURDER IN NEw
YoRK.-An inquest was held on Thursday last
upon three bodies found lying in the dwelling
house No. S34 Bowery, New York:
For some time past, two German women, named
Cecelia and Wanda Stem, together with little
boy named Edward, the son OF the latter, have
been living a the above place in great Distress
They worked at the straw bonnet making, and bv
the failure of the establishment for which they
worked were thrown out of EMPLOYMENT From
time TO time they have been aided necuniarly and
otherwise by a German named Lewis May, who
knew them in Germany, previous TO their emf
grating to this country. Lalterly, however, they
became very much rednced. and told MAY that
they would commit suicide, If circumstances did
not alter lavorbly.
OnNIonday last, Cecilia, the eldest OF the sisters
sent note to Mr.. ay, saying that they were
about to leave the States and requested him 10
forward their effects TO Europe. On Thursday the
occupants Of the house experienced verv disa-
greeable smell in the hall, which at once drew
suspicion 10 the locked up appointments. An of
fcer vas informed OF the occurrence, when Nh
Black, the landlord OF the premises, and he forced
open the door, aud 10 their horror found the dead
bodies of the deceased. A post norton examna-
nation OF the bodies was made by DR.. Uhl, when
the presence Of pruSic acid in the stomach was
quite apparent.
II" t 'tt.'e W! t''u no uouot hfSt oeen poisoned
and then the unfortunate sisters partook of the
deadly drug. Everything about the place bore the
appearance OfpovertY in the extreme. The Jury,
alter hearing the evidence, rendered verdict Of
suicide in the case ofth woman. but in the case
of the boy Edward, verdict of Death from ptnS-
sic acid administered by its mother, Wanda STEM,
was given.
The deceased were all natives of Germany; Co.
celia was thirty.three years of age: Wanda was
twenty-five. while The Child, Edward, was about
six years old.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
W. S. wOUDSIDE. W. g. w,InI,~ITr.
w. S. WOoDsIDE & SON 01'''DF
FLOUR AND PROPuCE
OMMlSSION MERGuANTc

N +. cor. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS
Baltimore.
05OUR Warehouse is lOCslCd on one of ts irarEs or
tlc Baltimore and Oho Railroad, by which eXncuses 0f
draysse on rc"ssnnents is avoided So.
IEFERENCES-
&C: Jameson, Esq, Prcs't Bank of Baltimore.
u. Sprisg. Esq, {" Merch'ts
freeman Cross Esq, Caslr Com Il Far blk IIalt
MesSrs Hugh Jenkins d Co, baltimore
w. G. Harrison, Esq:
Hn I !?,robe, ESD, Chief Engineer Il p ORR
J;E: Ford ESq; Agent q OR r Co, Wheeling.
s. tirady, Esq, Cashier, F."
Lamb, Esq, =.
Mai, Philip Barry, Agent Il. & O. RR. Company,
MOundsvllle. Va. F''
Mcssrs John wlarry d Co, Moundsville, Va.
"a w. Il e. Thompson, -
IS NJ. Pollock IL Go, Sunfs!l Ohio
C. Convers, Esq, Gashr GAINESVILLE Ohio.
John Peters. Esq, 90 :.
sept5-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

GTTrouble in Canada seems to be chronic
complaint. There is a defect somewhere in John
Bulbs management, and the colonists seem to be
determined 10 be disconnected. The Dndas War
der, newspaper owned, and said to be partly ed
TIED by the Attorney General of Canada, contains
an article foreshadowing future annexation, &C.,
from which correspondent of the New York Tr-
bune makes the following extract:
'In the city of Toronto, says the Warler, stbere
is band OF maContentS who meet us often rs they
can find time, in the back room OF a Superannua-
ted pub her, under the name OF 'ReneaIers'-
They have formed themselves into a Secret S0ei.
ety-pledsed themselves TO SecreSy which it
takes considerable effort TO penetrate. They have
established agencies i'll New York. They have
opened uPa correspondence with individuals ia
uOr0ble to annexation in that capital. One of their
members has been instructed TO send letters TO the
business men who have dealings with Canada-aS-
surfing them that the whole banking SyStemof the
Province is rOten-that our banks ale only kent
in existence by means ofthe Government aid-and
in short, that the less credit that is given BY New
York merchants TO Colonial dealers, until the Pro.
UiRce is dnmeEed to the United States, the better
The arrangements, under the convenient name OF
the Repeal Association, show a wonderful degree
OF tact. They embrace in their schemes, of course,
much OF what IS likely 10 prepare the way for an
uAeI1Or object, annexation. And with this object
in view. the means employed are, ms gteat mea-
sure, secret"
Annexation is represented by this writer as the
prevailing aspiration of the malcontents, but this
is said to be misstatement A repeal of the act
uniting the two Canadas is said to be the real OBJ
iect ofthe majority, though there are many annex
ationists in the movement. know not how this
may be, but there does not appear 10 be any gene
raj movement on either topic. Politicians and
and newspapers agitate for repeal but do not
make much progress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

ANEcDorE.-The staunton Spectator relates a
story told Of Rockingham county court in the OIL
den time. Lawyer Jones was the great man in
those parts at that day, and on one occasion while
engaged in trial with Judge Holmes, then very
young man, as opposition counsel, became very
pEofane. The Court had to maintain its dignity,
but could not think of Furnishing the ''King's At.
torney." So alter grave consultation, the pre-
siding Justice announced that if Mister Holmes
they would send him to Jail!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

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The Pills good the Pectoral and will cure more
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Everybody needs more less purgns Purge the blood
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