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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-30

IT STANDS PRE-.
u eminent for les curative
powers in all he diseases for
which Is Is Recommended usu-
ally rallied
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
or these are ProlAPsus Uteri,
or falling Of the womb Fluar
Albus. or whites; Chronic In
hammzti0n aud liberation %
the Womb; Incidental Hemor-
rhage, or FlOodings Fsinfel,
Suppressed. & Irregular Men
situation, &C., with all their
accompanying evils. Cancer
excepted no mater how Sc
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DERFUMING EXTRACTS for the

Il HANDKERCHEIF-Highly concentrated and
prepared from ingredients of the Turest and finest quail
ity- A large assortment just received by the suhscri-
New Mown lay, Boquet de Caroline, Miiledeurs,
Jockey Club, West End, Patchoully,
Muse, Sweet Briar, Nerbena, &c
ORIENTAL DR0PS-A new and delightful perfume;
this elegant extract, and other varieties, for sale
by ian L A SMITH & co.
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CHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY
AlRnnr ~ sLnE Esn .nI I'LL -
LADIES,
CTAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

- OF YOUR GOING, But GO AT ONCEli
To DUNLAP, & REEDS and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
firm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage Of the market,) are not equlllel
by ans house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list OF
articles, which, haTing been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to Offer at New York
prices
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NOTICE.-The c~Opartnership of John

NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND
IN WINTER GOODS are now arriving. and the cry
will be, 'still they come" for the next sixty days. We
have endeavored to get up a stock. for the coming sea-
son, which has never been equaled in TrumLull Coun-
ty, for extent. completeness and adaptedness to the
wants Of the public, and the Ladies in particular. In
silk and Fancy Goods, We have never had a stock so
worthy Of inspection; while in STAPLE GOODS we are
fully at home, and prepared to convince our friends
that prices hare not Advanced, as has been given out
Sept. &c, 1855. ARK & ENT
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CAUTION TO AGUK SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic. Tonnes. Mercury Quinipe.
Febrifages, StTyehnine, or Anti PeTiodies Of aSy kind.
The we'll known inefhcieney Of these noxious poisons
proves them to he the offspring either OF false medical
principles, or Of mercenary quacks. The only remedy
in existence that is both sure and harmiess,is RHODE
FEVER n AGUE r ie2-y
CPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC NED
ICINES prepared by Prof. T. HumPereys, put eP
in cases and adapted to the use Of families The cases
contain fifteen boxes each. Of different kinds Of medi-
cine. Accompanying each case is q Manual or Prsesi-
cal treatise for the administration Of Homeopathic rem
edies- For sale by H. A. SMITH 4 co.
Agents forths sale ofths Homeopathic Specific Rene
dies Dye
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EMRROIDERIES a TRIMMINGS

II Rich Thread Laees; Swiss AMI Cambria Collars;
Sleeves Bands and EmbroiGeries; Velvet, Aoire An
tique ard other sJ les trimmings. The ladies' say it IS
. treat TO examine the great aricty At the
NEW YORK TONE.
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FOR DIsEAsEs IN HORsKs AND CATrLE.

a~N0 n 81
This article having been we'll known and extensively
used for many years, has gained for itself a name and
reputation eaeellsd by no other now mise.
II hGs Ared through GHd triHuBksd Orer all 0yyO-
stti0H. The reason is plain. il has merit beyond all
others ia its way, and as * becomes more widely known,
it IS Appreciated BY a discerning public.
III a fact we'll known in medical science. that the
combined influence Of several ingredients in certain
liked or definite proportions, suhservss an effect that
cannot be attained by the same Ingredients separately.
or in different combinations. So with this compound.
The chemical afInities which are brought TO cooperate
in the action Of The various ingredients, render It an
article OF universal potency in its action on the multi
farious diseases to which Horses and Cattle are Incl
dent. Hence il Is found to he
ONE OF THE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Colds, Founder and HeAyes, Thick and
Broken Wind. D~istemper, Hide bound, Loss Of Ape
tte, Inward Strain. NsiioE-Water, Fatigue from hard
exercise, stiG complaint, inflammation Of the lungs aud
kidneys, chest founder. farey and fevers. 1t carries
OF all gross humOrs Ia its action, and prevents horses
from becoming still or laundering. and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
From the disorders OF which so many fatal diseases are
C. ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
What has been done, can be again. Numerous per
sons can be referred 20. who, by the timely use OF this
Powder, have saved the iiycs OF valuable animals, " hen
MANY WONDERFUL RI
Il has performed on the lover animals, prove c0nclu
siyely that III il endowed With curative powers not found
in other preparations, which has established its claims
to grneral confidence. This preparation. known as
E. A. SMITHS CONDITION POWDER.
Has been prepared with an aim and desire 20 supply
the public with = safer, surer and every way superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle, to any that has been
known before. Il contains pecularites and proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally % veg
etabie substances, the products Of our native soil. care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose. The pow
der is put up in large packages, with fun directions
accompanying Jhcm. In order 20 place it within The
means Of all, who eesire to avail themselves Of its hen
efts. it is sold at the low price OF p cents per ~pAekag-.
Try IL and Il piH r~eeOnmeHd i,SsG.
q Prepared and sold by Z. A. SMITH L co,
Druggists, Warren, Ohio.
Sold also 10y T.. Edwards, Canleld; John Campbell,
Newton Fails; Gilbert & Morris, Girard; Brigd5n &
Ruggles, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, Kinsman. and
hy Dealers generally. fch9O-v
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Reader, the "BUCKEYE' is the cheapest ClothiBg
House n town. Goods bought direct Of the manufac-
turtrs, east; of the hes. materials, latest styles Of Cut,
Trim and Finish, and made in the most serviceable
manner, ahieh 1 can sell at prices that are generally
paid here for the Cloth and Trimmings, to say nothing
about the cost Of manufacture. When you wish to buy
anything in fhe shape Of
O~VERCOATS, BUSINESS COATS, DRESS COATS,
L Vi VESTS, ANTS, HOSIERY. &c
I you'd like to have you give me a call, and l think ]
cannot fail to please in price and quality.
o. PARKER.
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Ihe me 1fCicc - now veil known and Appreciated.
and will have a steady and increasing sale. I know Of
no preparation that can compare with IL FOR the partic-
uar complaints for which it Is designed. / am satis-
fed. by the use nov making Off in my own family, and
By almost every days evidence Of is benefits TO others,
that it justly merits the varlnest recommendations its
best friends have given Of i.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-30

The Claims Of this medicine to the confidence Of the
public are strengthened By the fact OF its having re.
eeived the appreciation and liberal patronage Of many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States. some Of whom have voluntarily given let
iers OF Communication, (see pamphlet sustaining all
that is claimed FOR it as a curative agent
Pamphlets containing mnch Useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above disea-
ses, together with testimonials from ladies' Of the high
est responsibility, as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, to all which the attention Of ladies' and prae-
titiOners is respectfully invited, can be had gratis at
the store of L. A. SMITH q CO., Druggists, Warren,
Ohio. J.B. ANARCHIST L CO., Proprietors,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, z. Z.
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NEW FIRM NEW GOODS II

~ The subscribers ere now receiying'a large and
| desirable Stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 10
Ehich they invite the attention OF the public generally.
competition for reGGl-PGy, or in exchange for Produce.
Approved credit on short time will he given.
Warren. Oct. Is. 1854. c & II MOSER.
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StDrRtrs.

4 LBERT PERRY, Attorney at Law.
"a Special attention given 90 collection, and the
prosecution Of Pension and Bounty Land claims. Of
ice over Adams Book Store, east side Public Square.
Warren o
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I must say, from ny own experience and personsI
observation in my practice, it has proved 70 be the bess
and safest remedy for the dit6culties for which il L
recommended, viz: those Of female weakness, such a.
ProaPsus Uteri, Fluor Albus, and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. D. Y. F0OTE, u. D., Syracuse, NY.
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A SMITH 4 co G.ato Hovt

z n HNuAIII OO., NLdVO ny .
II. Bro. L COL 40. ), MAIN STREET, WARREN,
0.-Dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Phar-
maceutical preparations, Perfumery. SC. Also. 4 full
assortment Of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Yarnishes,
Brushes. &c. Sole agents in the place for the sale Of
Jayne's Family Medicines, Ayers Cherry Pectoral and
nlher popular remedies direct from the proprietors.
Family Medicines and Physicians prescriptions ac-
.urately and promptly put Up
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FIFTY E N DRESSES

l. 100 pieces good fast Prints. at 61 cts per yard
Fancy Prints. English and Freuch ChintEes. Scotch 4
Sailing Ginghams, at ibe NEW YoRK STORE
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The CathoIican is doing good service here. All The
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
htted but one-and that one. nothing will help
Truly yours, WM. LAIRD HAZLETT, ND.
New PHILADELPHIA. Ohio.
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DIR. J. u. MARCHIsl,s

CELEBRATED cATHOLICON,
roa TIE zEliEs 4SS crrs or seSszslss s.z.IEs
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DHILQ E. REED, Attorney at Law,
l. Warren, Ohio. Office over New York Store.
Fmay 10. '54-tf
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ORANGEVILLE BOW AND Eel.

" LOE MANUFACTORY, on State Line Road,
south end Of the village, adjoining the depot grounds
Of the A. * &. W. Railroad. The terms OF partnership
heretofore existing between Palmer and Patten. hav-
ing expired and duly dissolved, the subscribers having
associated together, and thereby adding one-half to
the original building Of the Mandatory and having
secured a choice lot Of lumber, feel themselves abun.
dainty qualified, and we'll prepared to fill all orders
with p=omptness and dispatch. And in view of the
rapid increase Of the business ofthiS establishment for
three years past. We hope to merit and receive a still
greater increase, as we intend to keep always on hand
a large supply for Wholesale or Retail. We will trade
our stuff for cash or carriages, in such a way as to make
il more to the advantage Of carriage makers to ex
change, than to bend their own stuff. We will not
knowingly be under sold in as good'an article. north,
east, south or west. PALMER & WILSON.
-OrangeyiIe, TrumbuI Co. o., Feb. q. Ia56-6mt
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FOLSOMSMERCANTILE COLLEGE
CnRNER nE PI-RLIC SPTAR C~LENELLNn q
INCORPORATED MAY Q, 1855.
FACULsTY

FACU LII
E. G. FOLSOM, A. H., Principal, Professor Of Theore
ical and Practical Book Keeping.
". i. HOLLISTER and LAFAYETTE YORCE, Assis
tant Professors in Book Keeping Department.
A. J. PHELPS, Professor Of Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship
B. F. H~UMISToN, Lecturer on Commercial History
and Art Of Computation.
JOHN B. WARRING, Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Banking. Exchange, &c.
hon: JOHN CROwELL. Ex-Member of Congress. Lee
turer on Commercial Law.
Rev. ]. A. TH0ME, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
and Political Economy.
ERASTUS- HOPKINS, President Of the st. Louis Air
Line Railroad, Lecturer on RailrOading, Commerce,
&c.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
A. c. Brownell, 7. P. Handy, J. L. Severance,
J. z. Warning, A Freese, {. II. Mather,
7. c. Severance, J. Sherman, G. W. Shafrod,
II. NJ. Chaplin. D. p. Eells, 7 T. Hay.
TUITION FEE. IN ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited, 'S4H
Same Course for Ladies', Is
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship; simply )
For full course in Flourishing, &c, as per agreement.
Feb 20-tf
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F. ASPER, Attorney at Law, and
q . Solicitor in Chaacery, Warren, TruunbuIl Co..
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" Z. B. PERKINS, N. D., Marietta o.

I would be glad to have a further supply, az
he medicine is becoming very popular. and I think
will continue as il has given relief IN every instance
where properly taken.
THO. NEWMAN. NJ. D., III. Vernon, Ina.
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TOHN NJ. STULL, Attorney at Law,
e and General Collector Of Home and Foreign Claims.
Office over Smiths & McCombs' Store, Warren, o. MARI
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Prevail on medical men 10 adopt IL in their practice;
and I have no fears OF the result. from what knovledgs
l have obtained personally Of tie curative powers !
wish the medicine kept here
u. HAWKINS. n. D. MaSae.aurz. Pa
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NOTICE
~ All persons indebted by note or book accounttt
the late firm Of $ d C. MosER, are hereby notified Il
call and square up. SAMUEL NOSER.
Feb. Il t55-tf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

Constution: nevertheless he suffered mob law TO run
riot In the Territory Of Kansas for month, aud dar-
ed not for fear OF ung his prospects Tor the PIcsideu-
cy exert the power which he admitted lodged in his
hands Instead OF queng disorder in Kansas according
his oath Of Office according to the Constitution aud laws
the land aud according the right which he admitted
he possessed he called upon Congress for authority
that which nobody doubted he had the right do. His
only object to make pompOus display before the
country and avoid responsibility from which IL impos.
be to relieve himself All who in doub, in reference
this matter need only the late able report
Hon Stephen A. Douglas upon the subject OF Kansas
where they will discover that the President fully au-
thotzcd the time he his message Congress
lo everything which he requested OF Congrcss the
power To do
lie abohtionized by his treatment of National Demo
crsts, half dozen Northern States OF the Union.
lie tclegrsphed New FORK City to prevent American
citizens leaving shores to settle in Central America
lie and his Attorney General talked eari,edly OF
with England and still suffered the 'moiher country to
gain great advantage in the final settlement OF the
important political question of the age.
What is there in such presentation of facts this
entite Mr. Pierce to come forward and demand in
iorssuerf the hands OF the American people, Are We
reduced in these latter DAYS that compelled
renoininatc weak and unworthy man. that we NAV pre-
the consistency OF the Democratic records What
has democracy do with of its temporary representa-
tivess We have kingly apostolic succession in
our political annals Like every other Republic. that of
America must occasionally furnish Chief Executive who
will not honor the high position 10 which he be call
ed Our true course, when have shallow aud prete-
ling demsgogue deal with. is suffer him drop qu
city into oblivion II he insists upon fastening himself upon
the Democracy then must become duty every
honorable means in orr power to avoid Generalization
of our party.
Democracy never gain ANYTHING by effort i'm.
counterfeit greatness upon the country the trcncn-
dou power which il has welded since the days of Jeer-
has resulted directly and legmately from it, practical
honesty IL has attempted conceal its weak pa-
ces apologize for the errors OF it, public Let
select from the political armament of the Union,
bright aud un>ulcd star the light of which, in other
iays will guide the Democratic column a triumphant
VICTORY Washington Sentinel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21
A Campaign Paper...An Hand, to the Rescue

We publish below the terms of a Campaign Pa
per- TO be issued from this Office on the first of June,
and TO be published once week until the Prcsideu
tia election We have put these terms at the low
est possible notch--desirous only of placing within
the reach of all paper devoted to the great issues
of the canvass, without the remoteSt wish of making
cent 10y the operation ourselves
Under these circumstances we now appeal to our
friends-to the friends Of Fillmore and DoneSon-
the friends of the glorious cause for which we are
battling the cause of the Constitution, the Union
and the rights of the States-to aid in the effort
we propose to make in behalf of the sound and ma
tonal Presidential ticket which is already before the
country, and which has been hailed with the high
est satisfaction and enthusiasm throughout the length
and breadth of the land II is needless to suggest
that, with slight exertion on the part of few ac-
tive and enterprisng gentlemen in each of the cOun
ties of the State, and in each neighborhood in every
county the number of subscribers to the Campaign
Wing NAV be up to fifteen twenty thousand
in the course of the next two months. Indeed, we
shall not be content with average Of less than one
hundred subscribers for each county in the State ;
and verify believe that that number be easily
doubled trebled, if friends will set about the
good work with the spirit that becomes them, and
which the Importance of the canvass demands We
ask then, will not each and all Of the friends OF
Fillmore throughout Virginia promptly and cheer
fully lend their aid and influence, aud contribute
whatever they further the success of the pure
ly patriotic enterprise purpose shortly to COM
mencey Will not each and all of the present rea-
ders Of the Wig make it point to obtain for
club Of names at their respective post-offces: Not
for our Sakes-not for any purpose of selfinte
reSt-but Tor the sake of the great cause in which
all alike engaged, and with the hope of elect
ing the tried and incorrupublc Fillmore to the Pre-
sdency, we invoke them TO the effort, and we be-
heve-we know-they will succeed Who among
them, then will stir his stunps and send Us the
largest number of names in the shortest time
The present campaign promises to be interesting,
exciting and amusing, beyond all former precedent
but apart from the grave and specific issues of the
canvass, expect to chronicle with historic dcli-
~, all the dongS and sayings and thinkings and
dreaming, of all the Locoioco orators and politicians
big and little, white, black and mulatto from con
ly" in Accomac-the centre of creation and the re-
sidence Of all creations Grand Mogul-to the dis
tant and misty confines of Logan, Boone and Wyo.
ming.
Here the terms of the Campaign Whig--the
first number to he issued on the first of June mo
ney to be sent invariably in advance, and club sub
scriberS at the same post-otfce
10 single subscriber for 81 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

TEREinLE SUFFERING os 4 RAILROAD TRary-A Buffalo
letter give. ofthc terrible suffering of large
number OF passengers who last week left bonneville for
that city in the The writer says
THE train could get through Oh the New York city
road and the passengers took the Erie road 70 Dunkrk
They law At Perry-burg from Monday noon ill Friday
night where they could get beds and very little to eat
mere were j2u passengers and 800 employees Who took ia
ch all tie rest they could get During the two children
ana one Young man dcduot entirely from cold aud star.
Walton but fatigue and bad air. and being sick when they
started One lady WHO board received telegraph.
&c dispatch that she had three children lying IN Of scarlet
lever 90 Illinois. il was impossible to describe her agony
az the constant delays The ccrs frequently ran on the
Track ana when replaced the wind would drift the snow
upon the track and render IL impossible TO proceed We
hfd Ihc superintendent upon the ain and 6fsa loco
motives 70 draw usbut there we're some ononou. drift
/ One OF the 40 feet deep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21
ACCIDENT ov rnE nrpsoy avn p,upn,r

AiBRNY, March l4--Ihc noon min lr-rn No. I.,L 49,
ihe Hnd.on River R'ilioid vas thrown nom the tr,ck
three miles below this citvin Consequence Of c b,ctipg
on some pvt Of the enpuc Two p,saeugcr car. pitch
si GOV" an ein'1'ko"ni Landing bottom inward Mr.
Woodbridge -e.grtnt A. rrn. 81 tio state To-, i,,,,
h both Of l. leg broken; st. J,.cph Rinny Of f;,crn
bi'h hni Deg rroson. ani several Other p,...y,r. 10
'ci'ed severe irJurir-. m'ny eerc .iglty hunt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21
State Convention,

We sincerely trust that the State Convention OF
the friends of Fillmore and Donnclson, recommended
to be held at Staunton, the 9th Of May next, will
be numerously attended. We exhort the people OF
the various cities towns and counties Of the State
appoint large delegation to said Convention at their
April Courts. IL is extremely important to have II
full and general turnout of friends that
sion. Let delegates be appointed, them without de-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

PuL4UIIFW1. Much I4--Thc coII-irl I'M tIe pIi1,.
delUhinnd Baltimore kaIroaihappened nigt about ql
o'clock, near Aberdeen, between the freight train hich left
Baltimore at clock and the ireigh train which .ft
' "ouf t'f Ih" advance train del yed waiting for
the night mail tur % pa.s and had tie usuol .igr,l.
displayed but they were not by the engineer Of the
rear train BOO consequence Of the falling ow-bence the
collision George y GoiEin engineer OF the last train
va, N r "-'nu'' aud William Todd, brakeman W..
20 badly Injured tina be died soon ate being brougbt
back TO llUer-dgGmcc Both Of the unfortunate mon
leave iamihr.. Mr. FLYNN, a drovcr. who wa. ON IN,
train, vas sligltl, iuufed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21

LAND WARRANrs-land warrants continue in active
demand, and have advanced antc paed in last
port three cents per The present high prices have
induced persons who have been holding up during the
winter to sell Yesterday aud to ds, large quantities
Freely offered IL il estimated that there
eight millions OF of Outstanding is
sued under TIE different acts of Congress- Wasingto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-21
THE EIRE ATRnSrnN

9osToN March ls.-By the fire in Commerce stree,
Yesterday, A. Il A Jacobs provision dealers sustained
loss OF $1,000, Door, Proctor & Co. West India goods
$4,000; Yates Drake, segars 81 900; Norcrop Mee
Co. crockery $4,000; Bridge, Guild Co. teas 80 900
Other tenants supposed aconsiderabe extent The los
SEES were mostly insured IN State street