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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20


TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
IrsE,lM AND rIv YORK NAVIGATION CosPAss
Il IaaNNessIvtRs u-s
ell kh.CAf 10 HaNLEM
The SIC stLNAH SCORE Capt c. H. Longstree,
v.l ruu q THURSDAY =. 20 slows
Nesve 4srlcn a 4 10 IS " IS An IN.
I-..e 80 srp sf q ~. II a. 2ars4A
I.sv. h4ra nw tenth kasr rivsr, each wsy
cx~s q. N. WAT-DN SECRETARY
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fSys vr 'asmberr -t.poc ~ r,
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Iks pouRts~~ps4 Ring ard psesssp ~ias ~
ear ssNns pssse,gsrs 'assn Al rhsmherr Canal Chrss
phsr ard 7sty nr.. -srecs frsins o- Ss- yo~t less
ss1s snd''. :" :. e z: = So. -
NTsu YORK ArD HARLEM RAILROAD
N winter
CON snencns hosd.y NOV tss rhr-~ daily ,r~lns Z
81. ., A. sar Nv ysrs 70 AsaBy Law Nee ys~,
a. fo~s fr~n If White and streets
, 20 A. tar for e~~irT Nth ths
~nrsi Esur-sd ard so.'h~rn vAirs
go A. o. esil tram sunrtns 3rer1y thrvuxn ~fthou
ebsrge 81 carr snt ecnr er'r a. hshsr -Four Crn- wfo
ssP sxyrs~ yossins dr-su, through vtfAou, cnsnr,
81 care scnpe~sas 9Th Contra sin IL II III AR ~
ssr HVvrnrS t~~s Albany
MssA - sS~.~ ~rAou, change Of sar~
800 ~ ~, sypvess wvsont change
rrhsp NJ sh~ss~t sod ,asesse cheched ccs q
Vs Weldon Esnrnad Albany o. II whits and Cenrs
prc~ms rvs~tv ssH sy~es and rcurN. vssva Nv
y~s. W OAnrssAA sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

an n00 woRTn OF FEW AnD CAST orr
SlVsyLuN sosnns ~snsed for sv and wenAevn aar-
tiehes price by ealing - u. a. sddr~ssns y0Is
MIRRAv ~ r-rue sire~t
(tf<THrrn.-tA AID eKwrLKMDH HAVING
~ srI dtrc-. car rccese the value By sddrpn
ps .vtrL w. '...-rn serrct near canal " - wsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
stsies mail steamer ARAGO ID Lines conan snder, wi
lease Tor Easre touching Souhan pion Land uas
sstngers Saturday, December Is, ~ cIocg
her Ier No 81 North river. foot OF street
fHt ca"j bifu
second cshiu. ............... IS
ikls sbr compartments enclosing tn.
collision
eond reach them and he pumps being free work
tsiv Of The vessel and be secured No
,,.7H VIII b. taken after Thursdav, december H. For
irssm &c pss ::ss tpSYy 10 sokriarS LIVINGSTON
agent. 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

froR NEw ORLEANS AND HAVANA THE TINTED
r states mai sS smshp BLACK WARhioR ,. W smiS
nasr ~in receiving trsssst woadSy
Nov ~ ard viii shurssy kov from IN. foo, n
sotDson kcr,h ~ 70 cocA A. r. 70 bis of
.oug signed mar The sh has ssted.
LIyfsGsfON CgochExoN 90,
No p.rkn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

THO DRUGGISTS "A STORE, sPLENDInLE Frrrgl
The m0ef complete and VA the best NcsoS
icr hrs cAss business ~ Offering for sss rrce ~ oU
Essb shed wards Of % branch o. the bushes
quite independent Of the store aore realize SOW pc
srnpm Spply 70 sYLyEsTAR HoNDLoW, ESQ.,. Aonts
que place. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
JACUb FEhhfNO, Tres 9
CLEVELAND, Jan. -, 1856.

THE WORLD SURROUNDED By THE
STARS and STRIPEs.-The American ton.
mage of this country now figures up 54,-
00O. 600 TONS, and will make the very
respectable fleet of {. 400 ships OF 1000
tons each. And ii the tonnage be hs-
ured cut in Yankee clippers at 200 tons
each, and placed ON the equatorial line
around tins globe, each sAlpier may
speak the next in line. by raising his
vOirc a illle above the ordinary pl;cn on
ship board, round the whole care ME-
Ience vi the globe. Wal would Dc aurI-
riblr CALAMITY To this immense fleet. and
Engla.l would not tare better vi h her
comm, rcIal marine vi So 900 OO0, hui
little less than our OWL rOVidsn {
JarRal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
Latest about Kansas Matters.

The Washington correspondent of the
Herald. telegraphs that Gov. Shannon
lad qui;e a p~rotracted interview with tie
President ON the 18th inst, with refer
ence To tie policy to he pursued by him
in Kansas. He leaves 10 morrow direct
for Kansas. clothed wi h full power to
execu. and carry nut all the laws Of the
territory lie also carries with him in
structions TO Col. Slmner. whohas charge
of $40 troops at Fort Leavenworth. TO be
in readiness for any emergency that mas
arise.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
Know Nothings of eeauga County Dis
handed

TIE Americans Of Geauga county,
held 4 meeting on the 18th Of Janusry.
and resolved TO DISSOLVE, at Gree, all
connection with the or er, and advised
all subordinate lodges N the county to
surrender their charters. We exiracta
part Of their address from the Paines-
vile Telegraph. After commenting on
the effort which have been made to hand
over the order in a body, TO tie services
OF slavery, they say
From all these facts it APPEARS that
the organization has been BETRAYED into
the hands of the enemies oI Republican
ism and the opponents and enemies of
political plincipes long cherished and
deeply fixed in our mind principles
which with US have been convictions,
sentiments. We will neither re sold,
nor shall OUT princip es be bartered -
Nor will we consent to be placed in an
equivocal position in the forthcoming
political contest.
eve are Republicans now ard ever
and whoever. As candidates for President
and Vice President in 1856. shall bear,
honorably, the Republican banner, to
their support will we rush-them will
We sustsin "Union'' or emo Union"
We propose to say 10 slavery, "your in
stiluiion may come 10 the uttermost linn
its fixed by the Constitution. but not one
inch further--and there shall thy proud
waves be stayedl Kansas and Nebras-
ka shall never be cursed with slavery
they shall be free!
This great issue OF Freedom or Sla
very, thrust upon US by the South, must
be met. tried before the American PEG
pie, and by them determined. We mus
no be divided by collateral is ues-side.
bar wrangEng. And more-we will no
be !
1.-The coming contest will be one o
vast importance and deeply interesting
to our ertire country. We must, as 10y
al citizens of our common country. tax,
part init--bOldly. vigilanily. constantly
Struggle TO maintain freedom-io aid il
asserting practically and efficiently. the
oft repeated assertion Of political faith
no more Slave States NO more Slsy,
Territory ;" and we feel we eannot d
this IL we continue members Of the Amer
lean organization"
The great body of the Know Nothing
in Ohio. are opposed to the extension o
slavery. and the heart Of The order i
sound. A few desperate political gam
blers may attempt. for their own pur
poses, TO make it tool Of slavery. bu
the only effect will be. to dig their owl
political graves. 1t will FIRST be true {
the cause of freedom. and until tina
question is settled, other questions wi
be subordinate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
IMPORTANT TO THE FARMER.
i FARRIEH. STAGE PROPRIETOR, D4lRYMAH.

" = A0A1 - 0EcA -
This article having cen sell knosn I'd sxtrnsivsiy
used for many ye4rs.has glinei Tor itself = nAne and
excelied ~ no Othef now "a use
IL kas H5sI tArpagk I'D trfssaDked sus- al ape
sissea- The -ras0h Is pIin- il has ueTt heyoad all
others in rs way .aEi - itoecones s~rs Ei5ec knoHns
il : @pprsriAted = a d;sesuHipE ~. lie
Il Is a fact sell knoxE IN kardieA1 scierce- th.t the
cnnhieed induenee Of several ingredients in rerfain
nxed % dehaiis proportions. subserses an effect that
cann0t he aftzi,ed ~ tn sane ingedients seTarrfeiy.
or IN different c1mtinzro ns- so with this compound
The chemical slinities which are bruugh. 70 co operate
In the action Of The various ingredients. r-nder il an
Article Of universal potency m is action on the maiu-
lr;ous Use sses to which Horses and cauie As Incl.
dent. Hence n Is I md 10 be
ONE OF rGiE BESr REMEDIES,
FOR Coughs, Colds. Fruodrr and Heares. Thick and
Broken Wind, Disienper, Hide-hoGnd, Loss Of Ape.
lite. IhNari stain. Yellox-xster, Fatigue from hard
exercise, stff complaint. ion N .tion % the igngs and
kidneys, chest founder. fArcy and levers. II carries
OF all gross humOrs in its artiOn. and prevents horses
from becoming still or rand.ripg; and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
From the disorders Of which 50 many fatal diseases are
FACTS ARE STUBBORN hin
What has been done, can be agsiB. Numerous per-
sons can he referred to. Who. W the timely use 81 this
Powder. have saved the ives Of vsluabls animals, Whru
all other remedies had entirely failed The
MANY WONDERFUL CURES
It has performed on the Low er animals. prove eonciu-
siVely that ii 10 endowed with curative bowers not found
in other preparations. which has established lis claims
SMITHS CONDITION PowDERs-
Has heen Preuared with an aim and desire 20 supply
medicine for Horses and Catle. TO any that has hsen
known before. Il ~cont1ins pecolsarities and proper
ties entirely new. and Is composed principally % veg
etable substances, the products Of our native soil, care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose. The pow
der is put up in large packages. and has fun d~irections
accompanying than. In order to place u within TIE
means Of an, who desire TO avail themselves Of It's ben
ehts, IL IS sosd at the pricr Of IS cents per paeksge-
Try II snd IL gill r~eeommsad ifssJ
Prepared and sold BY E.A- SMITH 4 CO,
Druggists. Warren Ohio.
Sold also by P. EdEards. canfeld; John campbsis
Newton Falls; Gilbert q Morris, Girard: Brigdon \
BIZ Dealers generally. feb2o-y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
CARD.

The sndersigned take this method Of aeknowIedgirg
= Donation visi.. received on the sftsrnoOn and even
ing Of the ed Of January last. fro the citizens Of
BraeeviIle, Weston Falls and vicinity. Also. an ex-
eeedingIy interesting ard welcome visit. on the even
ing Of the eth. from the Sabbath SCHOOL children Of
III. asove named places. The pr sents we're wrlltimed
and well selected; the cash very acceptable; the friend
ship and happiness manifested BY all present, very
pleasant ans profitable to participate in; and in amour:
the donation a yery generous one, being $500, and
two thirds Of this amount in cash. FOR all Of which,
as we'll as tte efficient services Of the Secretary, aiieon-
eerusd will please accept the hearty thanks and best
wishes Of f-r r. W. cKAEE,
Mas. s. r. CRANE.
-..-sIf vi ( rG<a N~rwR Y d Cu.wr-a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
News Items


FEBRuARY 9Th, in Washington, Gen.
Cass fell down the steps of the Patent
Office, and injured himself severely.
A~RAILRoAD collision occurred st Hills.
dale. Mich, on the 9Th inst. which kill
ed four men and wounded many others.
THE Rearing (Pa Gazette, mentions
the arrival in that city Of a gentleman
from Montreal, Canads. on last Thur :
day, who drove the whole journey 500
miles) in a sleigh.
Mr.. WRIGHT, the new Ohio State Aud
itor, has forbidden his clerks the use OF
ardent spirits, on pain Of losing then
places. He ought to have included
theatre going in the same category.
The Religious world of England is
just now excited by rumors that Prince
Albert hasembraced Unitarian doctrines,
and hal his wife. the Queen, sympsihies
with him in sentiment. and therefore the
visible temporal head Of the Church u
Fl, land has become het, rodux.
The mornings of February 8 ! and 4 T.
in the South and West. were The colie,l
during the ptst winter. At Hamilton.
OHIO. the mercury was from % 10 s8o
beluw zero: Warren county so; Indi,
annapolis 800; Chicago 2s to s8".
Ii is said the average Of cold weather
for the month of January, 1856 in New
York. ras greater than any that has &C
! Cured foi seventy years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

Tue recrips Of the Cleveland and To-
lrdo Railroad Company in January. wrre
Stills, being IN Increase "f S15.86O
over those OF January. 1854. OF &c per
cent. The receipt in January. 1854.
were 4l,5)0; January, 1855, SCI, 1913.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
Mistake

In speaking of the disagreement in
Congress between Mr.. Wade and Mr..
Campbell, we Inadvertently wrote 1t
Hon. B. F. Wade. Ii was not B. +.
Wade, but Hon Edward Wade, who
wrote the letter in question to the Cleve-
land Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

The case of the Cleveland, gainesville
and A htabula Railroad Co. VS.. the city
OF Erie. involving the right Of that COM
pany to construct their road through The
city on a new route adopted and connecs
with the Erie and North East road. has
been decided in favor of the plaintiff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
Broom Manufacturing in Poland.

Aahonlng 70.
The Register says there are eight
broom manufactures in the town, which
turn out 800 doz. brooms per week, or
$1,000 dog. per year.
The parties engaged in their manu-
fac,ure are as follows: Ferret d. Co.,
Cunningham d Co., j. Smith Kirkland.
Lee & Co.. Hugh Cover. Brown d. Co..
Jared Elliott, Elijah Drake There may
be others but these are all we he nd
mentioned. TIL. brooms are mostly
shipped 10 Pittsburgh, and sold al whole
sale.
Improved machinery has been brought
to bear in the manufacture OF these sru-
cles. A Sell Regulating Broom Ma
chine" Tor binding brooms with cord,
wiIe or brass bands, has been recently
patented. We believe by Kirkland, Smith
d Co., which great y facilitates the ly-
ing on O. The broom corn. The machine
is entirely of iron, very simple in It's
structure, and enables a skillIul work
man 10 turn out srooms Will great ra-
pidiiy. A single hand will make with IT
from 8 to 4 dozen per day.
The manufactu' es pay for the broom
corn from So to 81 per hundred weight
a price which makes it a good crop ioI
farmers to grow. The handles are pur-
chased from persons engaged in turning
them, at $40 per thousand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

A MAN at Communipaw, Hudson coun'
ty, N. j., was bitten last week, while
asleep. by a large rat. through n Of
the arteries Of the ear, and came near
bleeding death.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
Marriaats.

On the morning Of the lith lust. at West GreeDviiie'
Pa. by Rev. ". c. Jackson, Hon. A R. CoTTos, Of
Lyons, Iowa. and Miss Laura p, daughter Of Hon.
r. Wick. Of the former place.
INahouing Register please copy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20


General Government as we'll to maintain
the laws of the Terri DRY as those Of the
Union:
Nowtherefore, / Franklin Pierce, Pres
iden, of the United States. do issue this
nv proclamation 10 command all persons
engaged in unlaw combinations against
the constituted authority of the Terrific
nv OF Kansas or of the United States to
d. purse and retire pesceably 10 their
respective abodes, and to warn all such
persons that any insurrection in said
Territory or aggressive Intrusion into the
same viii be resisted. not only by the
employment Of the local militia, but also
by that OF any available forces of the
United States: to the end Of assuring i'm
muniiy from violence and full protection
to the persons. property, and civil rights
e all peaceful and law abiding inhabi
tsnts OF the Territory.
Done at the City of Washington, the
eleventh day of February, in the
rear of our Lord one thousand
SEAL eight hundred and htty-six, and
ofihe Independence of the United
States The eightieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. L. MARcr, Seet'y Of State.
In coutradistinctson 10 the opinion OF
President Pierce, as above expressed, We
gire an extract from the last TRANQUIL
Dsmocrot, which exhibits 8 slighf differ
ence Of opinion between the President
and our fruitful contemporary, as to the
fact whether there is. or is not any dis
turbanees in Kansas, nsv. and has been
for some time past.
The truth is there have been no dis
turbances in Kansas, for some time past,
there are none now. and no probability
of any soon occurring, Notwithstanding
Chase S buncombe War Message to the
contrary.-DemOcrot.
Tie Democrat is SO much in the habit
Of classifying, that it cannot tell the truth,
even when it would serve its purpose
better than a lie.
Do"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

DuRrSe the last half Of the year 1855
no less than four ministers, AID priests,
four lawyers, eight doctors. and two
hundred and eighry-two women, were
arl esied in Chicaso.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

"SOTICE.-DR. g SrROSG's REvER DEsTRoVER-
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues. the curative powers % this nes Remedy. TO
build up its own req alton Every sufferer viii he
LETT TO decide for himself the relief Il ahoFds him The
best Recommendation 1t can acquire Is to take u 20 the
sick room, and there let IL speak for itself; let Il there
spread Joy and peace around the piilo~ Of suffering
and pain. II sill NOS do this. thousand certificates
will do but little t<Eurd securing The confidence Of the
pubic. The testimoniais-which are many And long
are published in a circular, As the limits Of 40 adser-
tisement will not P~ermit-which are presented norcfor
the nuTPoSc OF calling the pui,lir mind to this new rem
edy. which may he found at all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California
IL il possesses the extraordinary powers when We
claim, IL viii have great popularity Wherever ~ntrodnc'
ed. and form a great public blessing On the other
hand, 10 il possesses no real value. the sick VIII soon
end Il out, and demonstrate Il asa hunlbng, ab1se
iuDoSstion." See advertisement
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

NEITHER Cayuga nor Seneca lake has
yet surrendered to the ice, but remain
with their dark blue open water, like is
lands in an ocean u! snow-their colorS
the deeper, from their fringes of white.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

- and Dealer in FOREIGN & DnNESTIC HARD
WARE No. So Wood ST.. between Diamond Alley and
4th st. Piitshnrg- p
The su+srriher i row opening y large snf extensive
assortuent Of UarIwerr. imported lirsrt frpr' he n.sr-
ufactqrsrs. s-.ang Ehich are Knives 1rd Fars y n
sna Pocket Knives. Scissors. fe1 anf Ia >ponr-,
Mil. CroSS cut. CircnIar pnd other Saws. Grain ard
Grass sevthss. A-riIs. Steel lacks. Hinars. SerrT.'
ChiseI. Au-urs. Planes. Fl 8 cror-rs'. Ca'r~rt--s
CaSip.t. NiIIrrieht and ather Nechsnseai tools &C
a. al Of which will he sold ~ -aolernfr' VS.
SAS'E FAHSEsTocK
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

THE Allegheny Valley Railroad is now
complete from Pittsburgh 10 Kit.anniDg.
and cars are running regularly between
those points.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
'-- 3. 4. SMITH Z CO,
MONEY WANTED.

IVA Wanted or loan. for from six months TO twe
wears. las NAV be agreed uponJ Geo or 500, for which
= Reasonable rate Of interest will be paid. and gesf Sc
earity gigsn. Any person having that amount 10 loan,
will please drop \ line to Boz No. I, Niles. Ohio. The
money will he wanted On the nrst OF April NEXT o.
sooner IL convenient. feh2o-3ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

NoaTH BRITISH REVIEW The terms OF
Messrs Scott " Cos valuable rrPub-
licaIions are So pr anDum. t'ach t"r
the Reviews, or SO. for the tour he
views anil Black wooi. Address l..
Scod d CO, Gold S rect n. \.
The n, W number OF this able Quarter
ly contains the following list ot articles ;
|. Education Cor the Metropolis Vi Manu-
factur,s. 2. The Poetieal works OF Sam
u.l Butler. 8. Reign Of the House OF
Orleans in France. 4. Books from
Iceland. s. Christian Union. s. Cab
met. and Statesmen. Z. Fielding and
Thackeray. 8. Motley on Aususiini
anism. 8. The Paris Exhibition o lie
patent laws. IL. The Wal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
11?ASHINGTON UNION Insurance

Compaag; Ofiee in RsuSes Block. Cleyeland.
on. O: Chartered in KS: Resources. Saou.t69. This
well Known hume conp<ny. eohtii ues 70 insure the
safer cla.se> Of Property against loss and damage "
IRE. Their means ere ample. ami their rates are a.
r-s.onai Ie a. those o. ans 0thrr sound Oa6es.
Ohcrrs.-6EO- Myos1T. PresadeBt and Iressareri
BEEJasIx Lane. Wee President; D n SxKELs. Seere-
tary; GEO. d. SESIER. 3eneral Acett- -.
n r--,ar, -G,o- Nveau As Sanford. benjamin.
Lane. y. +. Rrckus,0 y. Skeels. Chas- N-cook S1cco
Perkins, Geo. B. Set ter. ". " Poseh
OKRIS cHAikER. Agent
sou,Aipcton, Feb. 20. 56-ats
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20

President Pierces Kansas Proclamation.
1t i but q few days since the Presi-
dent ent message to the houses Of
Congress. respecting affairs of Kansas.
In another place We have spoken of this.
He has now issued a proclamation which
still further shows how imminent he con
siders the danger Of collisions between
Che settlers and the Missouri rufians,
his own unmi:igated dsmagogueism. and
his determination 10 force slavery into
Kansas. He calls the laws made BIZ a
Missouri NIB. composed Of o residents
of Kansas. and the Legislature elected
BY that mob, the constituted authority
Of the Territory, and sarns all persons
TO submit to those laws. and acknowI
edge the authority Of that Legislature,
or they will be forced 20 submit By the
employment of the local militia, ard
that Of The soldiers of the United States.
We make the frllnwing extracts from The
proclamation
A PROCLAMATION,
By tie President Of tie Uaitei States :,
America.
Whereas Indications exists that public
iakneuiIity and the supremacy of laws il
the Territory of Kansas are endangered
by the reprshenssle acts or purposes o.
persons, both within and without the
same, who purpose to direct and conlrs.
ifs political organization BY force. l.
appearing that combinations have beer
formed therein to resist the execution 0
the territorial laws, and thus, in effect
subvert by violence all present constitu'
iioHal and legal authority: 1t al o sp
pearirg that persons residing without
tina Territory, but near its borders, 20
template armed Intervention in the affair
thereof: Il also appearing that o;hei
persons, inhabitants of remote States ar
collecting money. engaging men. snt
providing arms for the same purpose
And i. further appearing that conbins
lsns within the Territory are endeavor
lag. by the agency Of emissaries AMI
Otherwise, to induce individual States o
the Unioa TO intervene in the affair
shereef. in violation Of the Cons tuition
Of fhe United S ates
And whereas all such plans for the d;
termination of the future institutions O
ths Territory. if carried into action fron
within the same, will c~onsiilu { the fac
ofinsurreeiion, and if from without, lha
Of invasive aggression, and viii in eithe
esse Justify and require The forcibIe in
ssrposiion OF the whole power Of -tb,
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NOT CE.

T. Set &C is hereby given. that the -ubseriser have
b-.a =: pointed and ~su.liaei as Eseestors on ne estate
eI- All indei tel tn said estat- are requested
Immediate pay nent. and These havir clziEs,
" J0HS HCTCmNs.
- On ls5e-3t y. E. HOIT rew
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remedy is now provided to throw oft al impurities
OF the blood upon the surface where they are eHfsrefg
erred. II patients will only uss the means as present
- Nv DIR. 8. A. WEAvER's Canker and Salt Rheum 81
nm. which is advertised in another column ConsunP-
ton and chronic diseases will Zee away; IL removes
the cause
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PEREr DAVIS PAIS KILLER.-Exeryd day aHo ds new
prnofs Of the peculiar effects Of this prsIArati1n- In
cases where q disordered condition OF the stomach.
liver and bowels. is combined with great debility. ner-
vous weakness and intense melancholy, its effects are
mo I beneficial aud wonderful. 1t should be kept BY
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TIE total amount Of wheat raised in
California duiirg the past year, is esti-
mated a. high As Z, 525. 434 bushels.