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STRYcHNINE-The source whence this poison,
which has gained so worldwide celebrity recently
is obtained, is thus noticed in Dickens Household
Words =
In Ceylon and several districts Of India grows
moderate sized tree with thick shining leaves and
short crooked STEM In the fruit season it is readily
recognized by its rich orange coored berries about as
large as golden pippins The rnd is hard and smooth
and covers white soft pulp, the tayorite food Of
many kinds Of birds. within which are flat, round
seeds ash gray in color, and covered with very Minute
silky hairs The Germans fancy they can discover
resemblance in them to gray eyes, and call them
crows eyes, but the likeness is purely imaginary
The tree is the strychnos nX vomca and the seed is
the deadly poison nut. The latter early used as
medicine by the Endoos, ond its nature and proper
ties understood by Oriental doctors, long before it
was known to foreign nations. Dog killers and fish
scales are two Of its Arabic names 1t is stated
that at present the natives of llndostan often take
it for many months continuously, in much the same
way as an opium cater eats opium. They com
mCnrc with taking the eighth OF IL nut day, and
gradually increasing their allowance to entire nut
which would be about twenty.cight grains. II they
eat directly before after food no unpleasant effects
are produced but if they neglect this preeautun,
result
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r ARD OIII--50 barrels, for sale by
Il VOORHEES,, GRTGGS ( co.
DE- Is TChouptoulas street.
WALL PAPER OF ALL STYLES AND PAT.
w terms 0l low Had BY the hast of wOrknen at the
shortest notice, by NFWHAIh 4 HuYE
Of 3l ID Canal street, up stairs
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TnE End or RoMAsCE.-rhcrs' Is q Young daugll
Ter OF titled English arirtocrAt in Albany. \. y.
She brought up in luxury, tell in love ana mar
ucd her father groom. and was obliged to lJ from
her country to avoid her fathers Vengeance. She
passed through many trials Which rcud the heart in
her career from wealth to poverty. Sic is now Il
SeamstresS.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINE

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DG291EE4f r HHHsG ssbs'ss = CELEBRATED GER
Will .o phi e NJ y: JACKSON, r,,Apfsrn,A Pa ,,
o1 S5 Dsts Of R"y s a" al
diseases arising from disordsred Liver or Stomach.
Such
t,On as I constipT ,,,
Fnllness Or tr blood to tho
Head Acidity of the Stomach,
Hn'ss sWS tn in ns s so aSF F?s sour
of sWimnns Of , lhe sa HI Hu r's
H :s%S ~s np D
Pal" n Of s the sS n nsfE y.' n S @ S ssR w
hsa' :,i H%fp n:', j" IL $isSs co"
and great Depression
The proprietor calling the attention of the PUBLIC to this
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
mended
test ii s new 5 the but ha 5 stood tbs
reputation and nle nrivaed by similar preparations
and well known physicians and individuals in a pHrts of the
lished annually by the proprietor md had srs Of any
of his Agents. cnnot but satisfy the most skeptea that this
Principal olce Mandatory No % ARCH street. Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bttes superior to all preparations now in use
nor ,u, to 5AcksoS I@ a:, ;A, IS S5 ;o
the ncalcuabe benefit have derived from the Of bot
ties OF your German have found them to All yon
recommend them to be, and cheeny recommend them 10 the
public safe and remedy for the diseases they ill.,
tended for and superior to all other preparations now in
Very respectfully, yours. H. OPPENHEIMER.
THE BITTERs ALL THEY ARE REpR ESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, In, August ~ 1854.
Dear SirI have used your German l}ers, and find them
all they represented to be- and cheeruly recommend them
to the public as I'M excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, W. Y. FAULkN ER
l.. MAYER says:
HARRIsONBURG, Ia, May %, 1853
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from you and wish supply i'm
medntely
DR.. RAYBOLD QUAIL says:
TRSITy, La June 80, 1853
have for the last year used the German Bters prepared BY
in practice extensively. 1t will shortly be the only
medicine OF the kind that be readily sold here, and be-
eye that in less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in amy other part OF the country.
DR.. RABE says:
FRANKLIv, Ia, June "A, 1852.
Your German lers have become very popular here
wish fresh supply Immediately
f. \. ADAMS Il co. say:
RICHMOND, In, June ., 1853
Your Btters give universal satisfaction all who have used
them
You sod bear in mind that heHe are entirely vcge-
table, thereby possessing advantages the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Stoekecpers in every and village
in the United States and Caualus. And by
j. WRIGHT Co,
aul6 lydW&A New Orleans.
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IA SMYRNA, Delaware, March %, l&5-MesSrS B. y. Fab
reatock Co.: Gentenrnt feel it TO be duty you,
well the public inform You Of the wonderful effects
your invaluable Nrmifnge had my children One taken
ILL., short time since and called in my family physician, Or.
John d. Perkins. After an examination he pronounced the
Illness arise from and prescribed FHUestOck Yer
mfuEe. After the child had taken few doses, lie discharged,
the irs, operation, FIF rI-THREE OF THE IARG Est
WORMS ever my life and in the of the day and
evening he dihchhrgcd between quart and half gallon OF
Ia
lie Immediately got we'll has enjoyed good health since.
II has , effect with my other children. You may
this certificate for the benefit Of the public, -
EBENEEER III RITZ.
Sold Wholesale and retail by al the principal druggists hni
country merchants the United States MI Vim
A HEIt's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR TIE
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

QOCkIUS. j., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SAD.
dery Warehouse, No. IS Canal street. opposite the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
no CONSERVATIVES AND OTHER

u INV~ALlDS.-During Or. CALVIN NJ. fIrCH'S
absence to Europe. his RECORDS will be left with his
associate Dr.. j. W. SYKES. who will remain ut the
heddell House, Cleveland. during the present Winter,
where he may be consulted by those desiring to avail
themselves OF DIR. flrCi'S system Of treatment.
THIS arrangement will enable invAlids nov under DR..
FlfCHS treatment in Ohio and the States West, aud
in Western New York and Pennsylvania, TO continue
the same under DR.. SYKES direction, without tie ex-
pense Of a visit to New York or the unavoidable delay
ofeorrespondence with d physician at such 4 distance.
DR.. e. NJ FITCH wishes It understood that he has at
present no business connection whatever with his rela.
tive and former associate, Dr. S. S. FITClI,n nor has he
any other associate than DR. SYKES, whom an expert
ence OF between six and seven years, a portion Of the
time in charge Of DR.. s. s. FITCH's professional cor
respondehce. and 4 part Of the time in connection with
Dr.. Z. III. FITCH, has thoroughly fAmiliarized with our
method OF II ating pulmonary and other chronic dis
eases.
DR.. SYKES will arrive in Cleveland on Thursday,
January ), after which time he may be ted daily
~(Sa5baih ex epted) from the Tours Of Q TO 4 for Pull
hONAkf II CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS in the Treatment Of which the employ
ment appropriate Of MECHANICAL APPLIANCES
and CONSTITUTIONAL as we'll as ME-
DECIMAL INHAiaTIONL, has gi. en- US degree Of sue
cess which can never attend q rartial, imperfect treat
ment OF those dangerous affections. and enables US to
afford relief where the disease Is not 30 far advanced
as to he beyond the reach of remedies. and from ample
experience and observation, DR.. FITCH is fully con-
WINGED that where the disease is SO far advanced that
these means fail, no other plan Of treatment can afford
relief.
DE-. SYKES may also be consulted FOR Catzrrh, La
ryngins, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints and all other
disease connected with or l,redisposing 10 Consu mp
ton. for the successful treatment Of which our success
is well known.
Feb 1859
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9sm SattHutms.
The Ladies Sleigh Ride.


On Tuesday afternoon of last week,
Mrs. FuLx rendered to a number Of Ia
dies of this place. ride in ''Ths Swan"
owned by her husband. Il being a very
cold and clustering day, only about
twenty awaited themselves of the kind
offer. After ride in the country for
some two or three kouis, they drew up
ct the American House, where they were
joined by q number Of others. In the
evening, quite a number of gentlemen
dropped in. by invitation. We under
stand it was the design of the ladies to
call for the gents and gallant them to the
Hotel, in the Leap Year style, but the
extreme GOODNESS of the evening proven
ted. In due season, they sat down to
one of The best and most bountiful sup
pers Of the season, the ladies taking care
that non Of the difident gentlemen SUI
fered for want of alien ion. Many were
the encomiums passed upon the landlord,
Mr.Loh, and his assistants, for their
skill and success in preparing Che feast.
Alter supp er. "Taylor's Musicals" a
company of socalists. who had been Civ
ing & concert at Empire Hall, were invi-
ted By the ladies to sing before the cOm-
pany. Some of their pieces we're ~receiv-
ed with unbounded applause. At the
suggestion of Mr.. j. Huschins, a hat was
passed to the ladies. and their generosi-
ty vas manifested in the fact that moe
wa contributed than the Musicals re.
csived at Empire Hall.
One Of the most interesting features of
the occasion was. that the ladies settled
the bills. and done the inanciering gen
orally, much to the satisfaction of those
whose pockets usually suffer on such oc
.essions. The wish was expressed that
Leap Year would come every twelve
months.
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LEAvITTs LATEST IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL YOUNG
AMERICA PATENTED FEE. 81, 1855.

ne Eve cut represents a ua4St AaPoruen:h Portable Gna Minis sd4.d ne .adSs saeaIG
ssS S%% Ss ' hEs@. I&s snann na@ q W. cassGss iG.sTi4s:d ~ sn@,i Hsss. = ssssss :
nhaaSSsf T% The 5 na sG:s ca he a aS @y ~ Tgs s is;i Il !. . ua is $3.50 a. .s = s1ses s 4.
cor and s. Machines for ibis GP@e have rES "ah bats s aasna"a VIA tea .ss
In year na. Mg sIp.ndnsn h .. and money he nraed land p.nsd. nsnanss rnsP per
E EsS nsS aha n. E %Sa anSs LT I.s sSl .Las s Rass. s nd 'ss ne ssH.s . @Tsss 49, aTns "a ar are y
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than sAT"A'e 1P'aa" ans '@" AH sHaaSu. rn.s. C. O. or K . STiiYfos ws sm. .
n rsr.s alr.dn thu AGENT anpnya attended, to- Dee IS 81 u
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SleI,7I7 90
SI9I,7I7 90
senething Worth Knowing,

And remembering, that you can
procure a safe and reliable remedy for
many diseases incident to that noble and
useful animal. the Horse. BY reference
Z another CO: umn it will be seen that
Aessrs E. A. Saith d Co., Druggists of
this place have a valuable specific for
some diseases in Horses and Cattle. Mr..
Smith has shown US a number of ceTtif-
cafes and letters from reliable and disin-
terested persons that loudly speak of The
qualities of his Preparation. We invite
The attention of those who have valuable
animals to the fact, that for a trihing
sum they may be in possession Of lined.
icine thai will relieve them of much anx
iety ahd expense, probably save the lives
ofyaluable animals, for to say the least, }
prevent much unnecessary pain.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on the 3lst day Of July, 1861

STATE on OHIO,
ArDiroR OF STATES OFFICE.
c~oLUxBUs, Jan. 81, 1856.
Whereas, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insuranc,
cut. has filed in this Office . srOrr statement Of its con
ditiOn. as required by the first section ofthe "Actt to reg
u,ste the Agencies ofInsurance Companies not incorpo
rated by the State Of Ohio" passed May 4, 1854:
6zd Dkereas, Said Company has furnished the un
dersigned, satisfactory evidence that il is possessed o.
# least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
invested in stocks Of at least par value. or in bonds o,
mortgages Of u~nincumbered real estate worth double
the amount for which the same is mortgaged:
.dHd whereas, Said Company has filed in this Office a
written instrument, under its corporSted seal. signed
BY the President and Secretary thereof nominating
and appointing THOMAS J. McLAIN Of Warren, il.
Agent for the Transaction Of the business OF Life In
surance, and fully and unreserredly authorizing him "a
acknowledge service Of process for and on behalf Of
him, the said Agent, shall be taken and held to be a.
valid as II served upon the Company, according to the
laws ofthis state, or ofany other State. and waving ali
clsim of error by reason of such service:
NoU, therefore, In pursuance Of the first section Of
the Act TO regulate the Agencies of Insurance Com.
panies not incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed.
May /, 1854, 1, FRANCIS N. WRIGHT, Auditor of
J. AcLAIN Is authorized as an Agent for the said
Company, to transact the business Of Life Insurance.
In this State, until the thirty first day Of july. In
the year one thousand eight hundred and nifty six, 50
far ashe may he legally empowered SO to do by his letter
OF appointment and the instructions which may be
given to him by the said Company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l have hereto subs cribed my
name, and caused the seal Of my Office 10 &c Affixed
THIS S'st day OF January. in the year Of our Lord one
eight hundred aud fifty SIX.
Z. VI. WRIGHT. Au Iitor.
ii McLAIN. A .ept.
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PA o Fo II r E 5 !
WISH TO SAY TO TIE MUSICAL

WISH III A III TIE MOSlCAA
4 PUBLIC of this vicinity. that 1xing to the rnsx
peetea Improvement OF my ealth, I am stili in Narrehs
and nov Intend 10 remain here. and devote myself
Nth greater activity than ever u the music BUSINESS.
NJ entire miscellaneous stock Of Music and small
INSTRUMENTS TO Mr. Geo. Adams. vke will condaet the
business IS heretofore AZ the old STAND. he Is max NJ
large additions TO my former stock. and l respectfully
SOLICIT fer him the patronage heretofore exes1Ssf 20
me IN Ibis department.. As Ter my seli IL IS ny intva-
lion 10 devote all ny time. : sry AND s2p;;si' IL the
now receiving the hrgest stock In this liae. | have
ever purchased. and En prepared 70 saJ the ses; stock
and the cheapest. Il shall be ny aim, a. u mas oeen,
to sell none but those 1 believe 20 be tia best thstru-
ments. and at such prices - to make II u an object Tor
persons - purchase Of me instead Of baytng al Cleve-
land. Pittsburgh or East 1 select ny Instruments
With the greatest care, deliver them and warrant them
not only to he good, hut TO satisfy the purchaser. I
have now been selling Pianos aud helodeons for ever
without an exception been perfectly satisfied. in every
respect. both with the quality al their Instruments and
the price paid. I suhjoin the names Of 4 few Of thoss
sho have purchased Pianos OF ms within the LAT 5
years, to whom persons Interested can refer:
WEREEs-I. L. Fuller. ESQ; Rev. J. Marvin; Lewis
J. ~lddings; Hon. N. Birehard; 7. J. heLzln. Esq-i
J. N. HeIlepi J l. Weeks; Henry smith; p. Fulk; ,.
Brainard; hrs. Hartford; Mas L. Grae,sr. Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. yanlrot; c. n Patch; John
Nc Combs.
EtLrs.-James Russell; Wn. Wsfd; John Battles.
MILrox.-Hon. J. Tod: lanes Powers
NEWTON ~FALus.-IOraee Stevens J. Grove; B..
Lyman.
3 AcEyILLE- III. Sheldon.
HIEln. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FARHIHsToN--Aiss L. G. steadnzn. Music Teacher.
BknToL.-J. w. PattenEale; III. Corsy, NJ D.
BuooHTTELD-Chester Howard
PAEKxAx. 0.-Geo Burt
KIssxAx.-D. Allen. ". D.; II. Burrard; J Kinsnan.
VEsEoS-RAlsz Clark; Lyman Lesnkrd.
B1zErrA-EIi W. Dray.
HrEsAEp.-Jo.n Crauer.
GuAEs.-H. Barnhisei; Ferris Townsend; wm-
Richards.
Yorxos.ox &C. G. Chapman; VIM. Ross. Man
sion House; J. Squires; A. Aedbary.
PoLAEp, Oh. =. Lee.
NEw CAsILE, PA.-T. B. Morgan; r. Perkins; sam
uel Pearson; A. Henderson. ~
WILMINGTON. PA.-R<r. Wa Francis. Il
BoAnpHAx.-C. c. Brzi: ard. y
Second hand Pianos aud Meiodeons taken in er-
change for new ones All Instruments delivered free
Of charge. and kept in order for year
Warren. Nov. ., 1855. ST. NERO
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New Arrangements.

R. Spring. late Druggist at Geneva.
AsLlabula Co, hs purchased the stock
Of drugs Of late owned by C. S. Porter,
and leased the room formerly occupied
BY him. Mr.. s. proposes to locate him
self permanently here. and keep on hand
a full assortment of every thing in his
line, which viii be needed in this market.
His card can be found in arother column.
Mr.. S. has secured the services of
Chas. R. Harmon Esq, who will be glad
once more to form new business connec
lions with his old friends. CHARLEY was
always popular while dealing out Iron.
Nails DC. and We presume CaIom,l an /
Epson Salts weighed ou, BY his hands,
viii prove as cffec.ive as the shnrpeS;
edgetools he ever solI. while in the Hard
ware trade.
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NHERIEF'S SALE

~L1Ln1Er . m
~ By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued cut 81 thu
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumhuli County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered. on decree male By said
court, At their October Term. A D ls55. / have levied
on aud shall expose to public sale. IS apon judgment
1t Law, a. the dolr OF the Court House in Warren. in
said county. on Saturday. the 23d day Of February. A D
1850. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A and 4 o'eIoek
P N Of said dag, the following described real s.t1fe. to
wit: A tract. or lot Of lsna. situate In the township Of
Hartford CounSy Of Trumi1!l and State Of Ohio. Ehieh
10 bounded as follows, 70 wit: commencing on the north
and south Center road. in said township, At the north
west corner Of land owned by Xii Bushnell. thence cas-.
or e1stsrly along said El's North line. about serenity
two rods to his northeast corner: thence north on .
continuation OF said Ellis line along land sold BY Gar
~ c. Coed to Jehisl Lane about Is rods. as supposed.
to = stake and stone, \ little north east OF q snail hiek-
ory tree; thence westerly along the south line Of said
Jehizls land, to the line Of the aforesaid highway.
thence along said highway to the plare Of beginning;
supposed 10 contain about seven acres Of land. be the
same more or less. To be sold at the suit Of Alvin ii.
Reed against x. 8. Giikey, ct al. Appraised At six hun
dred and sixty six dollars aud g. cents. (s666.67)
II. R. HARMON. SheriG.
sherin's once. Warren, JANIS. ls56-5s-3ss
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LII vi IL
IL County. In the Court Of common Pleas.
Cornelius Price. Plaintiff,
Vs.
Robert Moore, Amer, Adam, Asa W. Petition for
Robert. Cathsrine & WeslthA Swartz , conveyance
weller, (~children) &Margaret Swartz- Of lxnd, 80
weller, (EidOw) Of John 7. Swartzwel
! Ter.
Z The said AbneT, Asa W.. Robert. Catharine, wealtha
ard Margaret sEsrtzwelIer, living out Of 0his. some
where west, are hereby notified that Cornelius Price.
plaintiff. has fl d his petition in said court. alleging
that John p. Swarrzweiler contracted to sell plaintiff.
part Of lot ,, in Hubbard, Trumbull Co., on the cast side
thereof. containing 50 acres; as described pr rticuIarly
in a deed recorded in Book Al. pages 40 and 427. Of
Trumiuli Records. Also a small piece, part Of let 4,
adjoining the above, containing one acre - rods. par
tieularly described in a deed recorded in book y, pa
ges 567 and 500. That plaintin gave John P his notes
and took possession, that John p. sold the notes to
Robert Moore. and gave Robert a mortgage deed Of
said land to secure the notes; that Margaret released
dover; that RobertMOore then gave plaintiff a contract
for said land. and agreed to make him a good warranty
deed that said notes have been paid, but Robert Moore
has not conveyed the land, and cannot convey il as he
agreed. because the nominal title remained in John P.
and descended. on his death, to his said children, who
are mere naked trustees Of the title for plaintiff. Plain
tia pTays specific performance Of said contracts and
conveyance of title and a decree that said widow and
heirs, and Robert Moore. make him good title in fee
simple They are notified tn answer the petition hy
the 9th day Of March. A. D. 1856, or judgment and de-
cree will be entered against sill the defendants on their
default. HOFFMAN & RATLIFF.
Feb. IL, ls56-6t Atty's for Plaintiff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

IiVered by the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbull County. Ohio, I have levied on. and shall ex.
pose to public sale. At the door Of the Court Hous in
Warren, IL said county, on Saturday, the I'D day OF
February, A d ls56. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A
81 ar 4 o'clock P ". Of said day. John M.ddsn's equi-
table interest ia and TO the following described zeal rs
and appGrtenanees thereon. IN hi,ck II, in the zddi-
tional survey Of the town plat Of Warren, reference b.
In Trumbull County Records, Book Of Maps, pages a
and IS. To be sold subject 10 the following payments
yet to become due to g.. o. Griswold, viz: April lat,
S-25. with annual Interest on said sums, from April
LIST. 1855. Said Interest OF said Madden vas Appraised
at 1893. To he sold At the suit OF Humphrey Harsh
against John Madden. &c al
". r. HARMON, Sheriff.
sherins 01ee. Warren. Jan -. i>56 5t-3.i3