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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
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TWO SPLENDID PARLoR ENGRAVfNGs,
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wde4 ~ 81 per copy, but will he sent free Of charge
follows:
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Philadelphia, aud will furnish any book or publication
tha fti price ica Of postage. Any Petsous by for
wafhiug tho subscription price uf any Of the 80 faea
zines. such AZ HlVefs', Guds,'s, Puinam's Grahaui.
Frank L4slie's fashtons &C, will receive rho maya
zines iut year und copy of either Of The above
beautiful engraving free OF charge, II subscribing 10
-, and 81, MagVne, such as Peterson =. and Chat
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4 LIVER COMPLAINT.

Nearly half ihe human race hsve taten these pif
u has been proved an parts OF tho oid that noh
Jog Doe hcon found equal to thon in Of dodcrs
~ me lyet disrepsias and stomach complaints gen
etaly. They soon give healthy tone To these otgaus,
hoNeyet ~ ueh defangedi aud when III other means
haNe lLIlnI.
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NEW BOOKS,
which will be sold at Retail,
LESS Ihnn CITY prices.

Tho Earnest Man
The Life 1ud adventure. Of Robert Roman vassal
Motton
A "a Journey round be Would
Married and not ma Cd, by Alice Caryj
New England Hand BOOB of Gaurs
Lady Co DC 90 perfect Gentilty,
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Tho Bdnspy Papofs,
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Plu-Ri-Hus- Tab. by poc.tcksi
lllawatha, hy iongElloW;
Eafncst Liawood,
Nerruicci
goomht
The hihle History Of Prayer,
The Roman Erie;
Iangletuwn Lettciss
PiarTa Tnles by Herman Melville
Kings atd Queens, BY Abhotti
Edih Hale;
Molfdrn
Glove Hsll by Mis-, sfwcui
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Chrstiuo OF Namans Trials and Tnumphs
Tho Deserted VILE
Which, Tie Right oi the Lon
Tho Winklfs
Japan ns o. was end h.
NcbVef's Unabridged Dictionary
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% Quauu
FfcFcotts histufy Of fhilIp2ds
MaccHuy's 90 Eugland Vol 3 and
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Modern Horse Doctor, by d. Dodd.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of Advance sheets from the BRUSH
publishers gives additional value to these Repfinis
especially dulinH the present oxciting state OF Euro
pean siTtirs ina sinueh ns they now be placed n
inc hands Of Subscribers about as the original
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A NJ b h o T Y p ES.
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Daguerrotypes in Glass.
THROUGH TICKETS

AN now be- bad At The lowest rates at the RAILROAD
- otlce, Montpelier for Chicago, Milweukie, Roek
lsAn", Hiieha aud all uio principal points West md
S"uW west }. w, HOBART, Agent,
n The public are cautioned AGAINST buyine ,iek
e o. Transient sellefsor ogent', the country sll
spurious anicln. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15

Auburn, = ", June o. 1856
We The undersigned, hHvs received the formula foe
preparing "UAth'S AMERICAN C0NPOTf NU't M
ns iaf ~ We have tested Co. CON recommend ~ meal
u.e ~ ipuit nud ulicfauFe medicine, To RF.NOpE
biIhAfEb HDMohs or 7uE Moon sna ~.
enlMly nd ped 10 females suf rrg from Laueuffi as
lNhicsl and 90 those whose tultitutisns sfe rrf.,
We'd fiom iHiefuiteHf Ftrfr.
JuStrn ". MORRIS, M.p
iANStNGu BRIGGS d. b.
A. e.. TAhER, 81, d.
Hon %. J. DODGE, Of Auburn, n. y. and late mem
ocf Of our state Legislature md one VI ihc no,t .r
compshed fh}sieiars end Chemists Of ouf rorntt, ar
iri giving lhs medicine tis peronal observation s1,s
70 " asiissa o. frpereeat ui iqaid pr,parsfoHs fsr
ias care IF Chraaic dtstasts."
hdch's Fsmiy Recipe Book 10 be had rrntis ofrl
Agona-you vii thcfc zee cues nfdfeHses fecnftoa-
aud you sio invited tu comm unicats with any whose
cffhcates efc SVEN in utdrf 10 Prove them genuine
-thUTlDN.-
Az The genuine medicine beans tho foe fimiis of r. Y
v. CoNtN hf d co on the OUTSIDE wfappsf
r,iaeiPi naieo and Depot s2 GENEsEE ST, Az.
..FRED T. SMITH, General Agent for The sut. Of
Vermont e4f,
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lilc0itiucs.
LET us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOWAYS'
PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK :

II has been tho lot Of the human race to be weighed
down bye iseuso and suffering. HOLiOWAY's PILLS
are specells adapted TO the ieliui o. the WEAK,
the NERVOUS the DELICATE, and tho INFfRM
VI Ny cmrsi neesi sexes, md constitutions Pfoies-
sof Holloway PERSONAL supfeinte nds the
o his medicines IN the United States and offers them
to ee and onlighteued people, as the best femtdy
the world ever saw for the removal uf disease
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TO VERMONT FARMERS.
Buck 1Iittcns 4 Gloves,

GOLDFISH. MACKGREL and SALMON at
y daw SEQ or * BROOKS.
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WALTON'S REGISTER 1856.

ORDERS to limited en,ou, can now be filled.
- E.P. WALTON
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
The Clerks at WASHINGTON.

Il would do You good to go about
Washington, as l have done for The past
few days, and see the change that has
been wrought in the minds of tie I'M
wearied Treasury cubs who pull at the
nursing fountain head of patronage,
power and plumber. One-and a native
Of Virginia, too, by thunder!-who, one
week since, perfectly secuted the idea of
Fremont being elected, has called on a
friend of mine-not an off ce holder, but
a Black Republican-and he felt decid
eddy moved by the spirit within him (the
Maine election news ito wish for FIRE.
mont's election, and he wished 10 have
his position noted down; SO, when he
was elected, my friend must stand by
him and see that he was not turned out
of Office! If this be doubted, l can give
the mans name. Two more, natives of
the same state, were heard, not two
weeks ago, TO say hat no Sou;herner, no
Virginian, with a pBrticle of self respect
or patriotism, could accept Office under
FIeBcont, if he were elected. Two days
ago, on being spoken to about it, they
denied in presence of the very gentlemen
that heard them, ever having made the
remark.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Some Snttligtnts.
Watson's Ten Dollar Sewing Machine

1--WE had the pleasure of examining what APP
pears 10 us to be one of the most simple, complete
and effective labor saving machines of the age
II Is a ten dollar sewing machine-neat and
tasteful in its appearaRce-inyented and patent
ed by Watson. Irhe is not entitled to the thanks
of an over-worked class of needle women, II is
difficult to imagine how the thanks of the com
munity can be due to any inventor. While we
have had an infinite amount of talent and labor
expended upon other great Improvements, and
while the minds of many ingenious inventors
have been directed to improvement of the larger
sewing machines-the price of which are q com-
plete obstacle to their general intrcductiOn-it
does not appear that the invention of a machine
which could be afforded at the low price of ten
dollars, had bean considered by them as a pos
sibiEty: vet we find that an ingenious mechanic
has 40 simplifes his invention, as to bring 1t
within the reach of almost every family. We
have scan this machine in operation, and have
examined some beautiful specimens of its work,
and hesitate not to say that it is entirely praeh-
cal in It's character, and will. in our judgement
find its way int general use We cannot, we
think, do the pablo a greater favor than to di-
-ae. their attention to this invention. See ad-
vertisement IN anothe. column-CioG9O Demo
cratic Press.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
death of Henry n. james, Esq.

-aThe Chicago papers of the 18th inst, contain
a notice of the death of this gentleman, at Lon
don, where he had gone hoping a sea voyage
would benefit his health, which had been i'm
paired for the last year. Mr.. JAMES has been for
several years a partner in the well known com
mereial house of You've, JAMES 4 Co, at Mon
treai. and most honorably sustained his relation
to the house by his energy and intelligence as a
merchant. his courtesy and Gberality with its
correspondents and business connexions, and his
fidelity as g partner to all its varied trusts COM
mitted to his care at home and abroad. For
several years he was a frequent visitor to this
eity, and the various friends he made by the
suavity Of his manner, by his pleasant social IN
tcrcourses, and unbounded eonfdeneei in his high
toned honor, will learn with deep regret the
early death of enc who merited and had the re-
spect and esteem of all who had the pleasure OF
sssoeiating with him."-GeceiGRd Herald
Mr.. JAMES was a brother of the wife of JUDGE
BEowS, of this place. He was raised in Summit
Co., where his friends reside. BE was probably
one Of the most prominent business men of his
age, (being only 49, of this country.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22

THE Delaware Methodist Conference,
which has been in session at Lima, passed
strong anti slavery resolutions. and took
ground in favor of such action as would
rid the Church of all Slavehelding mem
Der, except such as were Slave owners
for merciful purposes. The resolutions
were passed by reclamation, and with
out debate. Rev. Mr.. Shafer congratu-
lated the Conference IN the change of
tone in its sentiment on this subject. and
reminded them that eight years ago he
was tried as a criminal o the charge of
advocating just such a measure as had
now passed by a unanimous vote.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22

PErERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE: Published by Charles j. Peter
son. No. log Chestnut ST., Philadel-
phis; Term So per year.
In the November number, are 80
original articles written expressly for
this magazine. The first, Frank Doug.
lass Honeymoon, is one from which
young husbands can learn a valuable
lesson. Ny Wife's Economy, is a CAPT.
tai specimen of domestic money saving.
The engravings in This number are good,
so also are the fashion plates, patterns,
&C., with which it is filed. Great in
ducements are offered to clubs, and now
is the time to make them up. The pub
fishers offers 5 copies for 81 50, or 8
copies, one year, for SO; or 81 % per
copy. which, when the quality of the
magazine is considered, is certainly ex-
~cesdingly cheap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
P;ekuoeket Arrested.

On Monday last, while Mr.. S. W. Greenwood,
of Vienna, was paying for tickets to Dan Rice's
Show. he exhibited a wallet containing about
500. Soon after, he missed his wallet, and
made it known th.this pocket had been picked
Nj. VIM. PETERS, employed at Belden's Carriage
Mandatory, q few rods from the canvass. OBJ
served a man proving about the buildings, and
finally saw him take from a wallet in his hand
some money, which he put in his pocket, and
then threw the wallet away. Mr.. P. immediately
found the wallet, which proved 10 be Mr. Green
woods, and kept rack of the man, until 4 war
rant was procured and he was arrested. About
500 was found on him. supposed to belong to
Mr.. G. The balance was probably taken care
of by ~confederatee- He gave his name as John
Mallory. he was taken before Justice Palm,
and in default of bail, was committed.
1t is but justice to say that he did not belong
10 Dan Rieeis Company.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Market Street Drug Store.

Messrs. Sraxs & REED have lately filed uF
their establishment with all sorts of goods per
tanning to their business, which they say they
are prepared to furnish on as reasonable terms
as they can be procured in Cleveland or Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. A. PEW, long and favOrably known in
his connection with the Drug business, both
here and in New York, is in this establishment
and will be happy to see his old friends and &C
quain.ances. From his long experiences IN the
business, he thinks he can make it an object fol-
those wishing to buy goods by the quantity. to
give hima call and compare prices with those Of
Raetern houses
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Democratic Rejoicing.

ABORTION of the Democracy Of this place, felt
50 good because they were not beaten in Indiana
and Pennsylvania, that they were constrained to
burn some powder on the occasion, and on the
9th, about of them proceeded with the can
non, to the bank of the river, and commenced
fringin honor of their victory % The old can
non, however, as if ashamed Of the cause in
which it was engaged, refused to speak" and
its tones were as those of q pop7gun, compared
with the thunders it win send forth when these
States 90 for Fremont in November.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, says the
amount of grain now leaving Lake Mich
igau, is nearly ooO. 600 bushels per
week, and it is on the increase. From
facts and figures which it produces. it
arrives at the conclusion that Milwaukee
club must go down to 81 95@1 80 in
New York; or in order 10 realize must
be laid down in Buffalo at S1,OO. The
receipts in Milwaukee now amount to
over 40, 600 bushels per day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Eew.Books.

THE STATES AND TERRITORIES OF THE
GREAT WEST This book. just publish
ed by Miller, Orion & Mulligan, of New
York, is written by Jacob Ferris. 1t
comprises an epitome of the history of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Kan
sas end Nebraska. together with their
geography, resources, advantages, pros
poets, institutions. laws, &c. 1t also
gives a table of distances, and the most
direct routes to all parts of these States
and Territories, the modes of convey
ence; also, pointing out what are, in the
opinion OF the writer, the best districts
for agricultural, commercial, numbering
and mining operations. 1t also contains
a map. The author says, land truly
that the West is at this time, the com
mon centre-tbe grand rallying grounds
of the worlds emigrants--the future
home of an immense population, its la
bors and its capital. Her advancement
is just begun. Her real greatness is yet
in the future.
The history Of a region so vast, so rich,
and SO rapidly advancing, is n of the
most interesting that can be found
Most other books upon the West is con-
fined to some limited range of country,
and are filled, either with adventures
across the plains. over the mountains, or
with details of mere local interest. But
this takes a comprehensive view of the
whole West.
On the whole, it is a book to be read
with interest by the general reader, and
valuable to the emigrant and traveller
1t contains, too, such portions of the
Constitutions and avs of the States and
Territories, as would be most likely to
possess general interest. The author
has travelled extensively through the
West, having visited. as he says, almost
every part of it, east Of the Rocky Noun
tains to obtain a knowledge of the coun-
try, the progress of the settlements, and
customs of the people.
The book is for sale at Adams Book
store. Price, 81 25.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Resignation,

"a. S. K1ssEE, Esq, has rendered his resigns
ton of the office of Postmaster at this place to
the Department. His successor has not yet been
appointed. Mr.. K. was a faithful and efficient
office. and we are sorry that his declining health
constrained him to resign the pOst."-DeaOera-
We share in the regret that the state of Mr..
KIsBrE's health has compelled him to resign
In our intercourse with him IL his official capae-
ity be has invariably been gentlemanly and ae-
eommodating ; ard no men know better how to
prize these traits in a post master, than publish
ers of newspapers. With a singleexception and
that. not oae of the present ones, his clerks also
deserve the same praise.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
DR.. DAYS COMPOUND DANDELIoN SYRUP.
ITO THE WORLD and its FRIENDS!


L offer this invaluable med cine, for Spinal and
Liver diseases, Ague, Weakness OF the Back, Kidneys,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness OF the Head, and
consumption in its first stages. All such affections
can and will be cured If used according to directions.
l deem II entirely unnecessary to give receipts as to
It's ehicaeteus merits. as the patient will coon lie salts
he'd by use. that IL is the medicine above all others. Il
IS warranted to eure the above diseases, or the money
in every case, is refunded 1 say to the afflicted, try
this medicine, there can be no danger. as it is unrely
vegetable, made Of roots and ba-ks that grow in our
owl climate.
1 have a weli-known medicine, known as Days Diar-
rh9a Cordial, that win cure the Dysen.ery. Diarrhea
or Elux, in common cases, in Eve minutes to three
hours. 1t is a mild cordial, and a vegetable prepare
ton- also offer 10 the public, Days L~iniment, for
sores, burns, sprains, bruises, letter and ring worms.
sore throat, OF Inflammation. as being infalliable. 1t
is applied externally. Also DR.. Days Wash and Pow
der for sore eyes.
The medicines are warranted. AMI I risk M honor
and life, that they are genuine, and I vOuch to say that
they are the best medicines now offered or in use. 1
say to the afflicted, lay aside your prejudices long
enough to try these invaluable remedies. They have
not been got up for a humbug; the knoSledge Of them
has not been Matched in the dark. or in n moment /
have had the knowledge OF them for years. and know
their worth by experience, and have been persuaded
from time 70 time to compound and prepare them for
use. 1 have complied with these solicitations. and
the medicines will be found. for the present, only at
DIR. Days Barber Shop. on Mark, Street. 1 hold N.Y.
self in readiness TO cure infamed and sore eyes, and
all sores, fever sores, or any external Inflammation up
Onthe body. A. L. q. DAY.
WarIen- 0rt S-Iv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22

Justices and Constables' Blanks,
r.pp.xTrE MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAM DEEDS
SUMMONS. EXECUTIONS. sUBPGSAss ZIG
Constantly on hand and for sale
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22

GoDEr's LADY's Book: Terms, 50 per
year; 2 copies, n year, IS; 6 cop
les, one year, SO.
The November number contains the
usual medley of good things which char
a~cterize the Ladys' Book, such as en-
cravings, tales, fashion plates, poetry,
patterns, collars, dressing gowns, en-
~broidery, caps. work baskets. &c. The
directions for cutting and making the in
Vulnerable articles of ladys dress, some
of which each number contains, are very
precise, and as We are informed, very
plain and perfect.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
1855. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1856.
IT nn,nTT

1856. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1856.
n II. PATCH, wishes 20 call atten.
W ti0n to his large stock Of SADDLERY HAIR
WARE and CARRIAGE Trimmings, just received,
and now ready for sale, as follows:
{ Bales hest Moss,
200 Hides Enam. and Pat Leather,
200 Pieces best Enam. Cloth,
IS Pieces DaTnask,
900 sets Top Props,
200 Stump Joints and Stat Irons.
200 Velvet and Brussels Carpets.
500 yards LsceS, Six and Worsted.
- gross Fancy Tuft Buttons,
IL pieces Broad Cloth,
2OJ sets Hub Bands,
40 gross Carriage Knobs,
100 pieces Girthing,
500 lbs shoe Thread.
$40 5 A Trees, Silver, Brass and J~sraned,
go Prs DANES, do do do
COO gross Japaned Buckles.
leo do Silver do
100 doz Bride Bits,
100 Horse Blankets.
l. Bales Mats.
800 dog CocSeyes,
50 gross Breech Rings,
500 Whips,
&c pieces Floor Oil Cloth,
100 Trunks, OF all prices, at Wholesale aud Retail
fne Let Of Carpet Bags and Ealises, at
Oct. &. o. II. PATCH's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Re.ublican Rally

At Hubbard, Oct 23d. All the friends of
Freedom are requested to attend. a pole viii be
raised in the morning. Speaking viii commence
at 10 A. NJ. and continue throughout the day
Milton Sutliff; r. ]. Powers j. D. Cox @. w.
Smith, and Others viii be present to address the
people. The Youngstown Band will be in at
tendance to enliven the meeting. In short there
win be a good time generally. Let everybody
turn out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
MATES AND TERRITORIES OF


~ the Great West, with their History, Geography.
resources and prospects; aise q fine map,
worth half the price Of the book. Price 81 %. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
EMPLOYMENT!

A GENTS, (either travelling or local. J
IA for NEWSPAPERS aud PERIODICALS, are re-
quested to send, WITHOUT DELAY, their address q
the undersigned. and they will be furnished with 4 br
siness which will yield them from icD to 200 per cent
profit. THY will please state what Newspaper or Pc.
riodicals they have canvassed fer. Persons who have
not hitherto acted as agents, but who would like to en-.
gage as such, will also please send their names, Post
Office address, County and State, written plainly.
s~epa3-am Nrw YoaK.
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Secure the SIldoD, ere the Substance fades"
A MBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS,

"a AND DAGUERRE0TYPES.
g Da-uerrean Artist. Gate Of Cleve.
land0 would respectfully anholnee to the citizens Of
Warren and vicinity, that his Daguerrean Car is loca-
ted Tor the present, at the corner OF Market & Liberty
streets, near the Western Reserve Bank; where he Is
prepared to take Hkenesses of all kinds, Arlhrotypes,
Photographs or Daguerreotyres.
The Ambroiype is taken upon white plate glass, and
surpasses everything OF the kind ever offered to 5he
public. There IL a jistinctness OF outline and beauty
OF finish in these pictures. which presents every fea-
ture with surprising clearness. and as permanent as
time. Ambretypes taken at all times, either in plea
SAINT or cloudy weather.
IT FPartieaIar attention paid to taking Licensees
in LOekets and Pins, which he is prepared to do in the
highest style Of the art, no matter how small the aTti-
cles may be.
JPThe prices will be as loE as those OF any other
artist. (sep24-20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
Congregational Association.

The Grand River Congregational Association,
was to meet yesterday, at Lsnox, Ashtabula
County.