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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06
AND FANCY

NOTICE@JEWELRY AND FANCY
IL Goods R. ALBERTsOS, formerly OF the hrz
GowLEs & ALBERTsoS. has just opened a new Store in
the New Block on the Corner Of Superior Street ana
The PHbLe SqHGrs, ClsvsieHd, 0kiS, where may be
found an entire New Stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
ENGLISH, FRENCH. and YANKEE CLOCKS.
Of all kinds, RarrGHtsd Pure CsiH.
NEW n FASHIONABLE
All kinds Of PLATED and WARE
CUTLERY, GOODS and PERRUMERIEs.
In short, everything that is New and Desirable In
this line. may be found cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere.
II STRANGERS should not fail to visit Us before
purchasing.
Cleveland, Dec. 10, Is54-J
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CTRANGE ~DEVELOPMENT-

SIhANUE OEh bOfMENT.-ScI-
entife men are daily bringing 20 light new Inven-
lions, and the march Of progress is onward persons
Bald, or becoming SO, VII be pleased TO learn, that sci
enee ard long research combined, have brought nelOI :
the greatest Wonder of the .4ge, in the article of EN
kRSON'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, a su1s
cure for Badness and to prevent Hair from falling.
see circulars to be had Of agents- Price Sl,00 in large
hotties. Sold by E E. Hoyt & Co., and Geo. Adams,
Warren J. Manning, Youngstown; Prentice & I'd
waris Canheld.
G. Z. FISHER 4 Co., Proprietors.
march 2 No. 81, Superior street, Cleveland, o
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u A. SMITH 4 CO., (Late Hoyt,

II. Bro. & Co.. NO. 5, MAIN STREET, WARREN,
O.-Dealers In Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Phar-
maceutical preparations, Perfumery, &c. Also, a 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
nther popular remedies direct from the prOprietOrs.
Family Medicines and Physicians prescriptions &C
rnrafelu and nrnmntly mt IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06
FACTORY.

MeadYiiIe Road.
The subscribers having bought the Wool Carding es
Enlistment. lately owned by II. FobeS. formerly Allen
" fobes, intend carrying on MANUFACTURING in
ITS various branches. Wool manufactured on the sh%res
1r By the yard, into Doe-Skins. Cassimeres, Satinetls,
Tweeds. flannels and Kentucky Jeans.
CARDING and SPINNING done on short notice.
Also, Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing. Wool carded
into rolls at 1 cents per ID. Carding and Spinning.
lsL cents.
As we are putting in steam-works, those having wool
10 card, by coming early in the day, can have the rolls
10 take back with them.
As we are getting on the best Of Eastern MACHINERY,
and have had long experience in the business. We hattsr
ourselves as being able to do as good work, and as
cheap, as at anJ other establishment.
Those having wool to manufacture or card. would du
well to give US a call, as by strict attention to business.
We hope to get a share Of the public patronage.
J-W & co.
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TO THE LADIES.
DR. THRALL'S COMPOUND EX-
IL TRACTOR
COhOSh, Pond Lily and NunQuagh,

a sure remedy Ior ne iOilOWing diseases OF females,
viz AmenOrrhea, or Retention of the Menses SUP
preston Of the Menses ; Memorial a, or Excessive
MenstTuation; FluOr Albus, or Whites; Turn Of Life;
Flatulence Constipation Eruptions Of the Skin I;
Mysteries, Commissions; Prolapsus Uteri, or Bearing
Down; Irritab e Womb; Chlorosis, or Green Sick
ness; Dysmenarrhea, or Painful Menstruation; Prsg-
nancy; S~teriliIy, &c. sc. &C.
In coming before the public, I do not profess to cure
all the diseases that flesh is heir to; only those to which
1 have paid the most particular attention, during an
extensive practice Of % years, often prescribing for
81 to so patients in q day, and that the suffering fe-
males Of the United States may he benefited and saved
from a premature grave, to which thousands fall vic
tins annually for the want Of proper and timely Rene
dies to regulate the functions Of the Womb and its Sc
creting organs. With this view, l have incurred great
expense in making a Compound Extract, put up in pint
bottles, prepared with strict reference to vegetable
chemistry, from u Balsamie Roots and Plants, which
have long been knownt to the aborigines Of this country
and many Physicians to have a Specific Tonic and
Alternative action upon the Female Womb and its ap
p~endages, but the Compound Extract OF Cohosh. Pond
Lily and Nunquagh, l claim for myself and my country
to be the only preparation Of the kind ever prepared,
and the only one that is adapted 10 the different diseas-
es OF Females Of this climate, to which hundreds can
attest.
Dose, from one to two tea-spoonfuls in one or two
tsble-spoonfuls Of water ; times q day before meals
IL should act upon the bowels rec or twice a week.
None genuine without my name and The name Of the
medicine blown on the bottle. with my written sigma
ture on each label; also a Journal Of Female Diseases
accompanying each bottle. Price, sl,50.
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NEGRO CoMFoRT-A dying West In
dia planter, grooming 10 his favorite ne
gro servant, sighed out:
"Ah, Sambo, Pm going a long jour.
ney."
"Nebber mind massa," said the negro
c~onsolingly. him all de way down hill.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

CPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED.
~ ICINES, prepared by Prof. 7. Humphreys, put up
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 a Manual or Praeti-
cal treatise for the administration OF Homeopathic rem
edies. For sale by E.A. SMITH & CO.,
Agents for the sal. ofthe Homeopathic Specific Rene
J;.s my9
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"THE fire is going out. Miss Firkins."
al know il NJ Or e.. aFsi IL you would
act wisely.yoa would Io.io~ - example,
II is unnecessary =, add that Green
Hsvsr ssktd is ait up i;h that girl sgsin
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DOORS, DoORS.-To Con-

hOORS, DOOhS, DOOhS.-Io Con-
I/tractoTs, Carpenters and Builders. We can furnish
Jou with Panel Doors of all styles, a great deal cheaper
than you can make them by hand, (and as good IL Mt
better) Call and examine our work and prices you
will be suited with both. large supply constantly on
hand. A liberal discount to whole Iale traderS
January 90. L SPEAR & SON
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How TO eco NO it strong in your
praise Of the absent. Some Of it will be
sure TO ge, around.
Go it strong when you mako love to a
pretty widow. More people have erred
by too little thar too much in this partic-
ular.
Go il strong when you make a public
speech. Nine people out of ten never
make any a~llusion unless it cuts like a
short-handled whip or a rhinoceros cow
hide.
Go it strong when you advertise. Bust.
ness is like architeciure-its best supper.
tiers are full columns.
Go it strong and pay the printer. Never
grudge him his price. Recollect i, il he
who brings customers to your very door,
who otherwise would never discover your
whereabouts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

BOILED PoT- PIE.-Take two quarts of
apples, pare, core and quarter, then put
them into a pot or kettle, and sprinkle on
a little sugar, grated nutmeg, and pour in
water enough to boil them. Then make a
Iiyht saleraius crust and roll one inch thick,
of the size of the kettle, and lay it on the
apple; boil three-fourths of an hour with.
out cessation. Prepore the sauce in the
-"'~ wsy as the bird's.nest pie Ohio
Fc,mer.
VIZ cnce heard u rich man say, who
VAS brdlv injured by being run over
1T isn'i The accident that | mind /; but
the idea of being run over by an internal
.sWill cart, makes me mad"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

Administrations, J. D. Park: Columbus. @ Re-
herts; Warren, OIL A Smith Z Co. Ter sale By
dealers generally. -
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EENCE PALIN6S-W, &c pom hard
IL . good stock ofFeEes PaiiDxsready for use, which
we can sell cheap They male The hieestfsnee Tor he
Is.ss mouy, thEt 10 11w 9s&s-vry faskioeshk ~.
SrsA - &PkAk ~.
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DISSOLUTION.

W.
IL The CO partnership heretofore existing under
the name OF 7. IL. M0RLEY T. Co.. is this day dissOiV-
ed by mutual consent. 7. II. Morley Withdrawing from
the concern. The business will hereafter he carried
on under the style and name Of JOHN r. MORLEY q
Co.. ulo are authorized TO settle the business OF the
late drm.
All notes are accounts due the old arm, OF over six
months standing, will be placed in the hands OF col
hector, unless sealed immediately
vsusa. Aus. 70. isS5. yEO. = IL -
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DENTISTRY.- Over Adams Book

DENTISTRY Over Adams Book
~ store.-Dr. II. w. HOLLOWAY, having sold out
his interest in the 6agueIrectype business, has taken
rooms over Adams Bookstore, where he can be found
1t all hours, from 8 O'Clock A. NJ untill6 IN
The constantly increasing demand for work in his
profession has induced him to devote his time Uk0hy
TO this art. and he is fully prepared to do work on the
shortest notice, in the most neat and vOrkmanlike
manner, and on the most reasonable terms. DR.. Hol-
loxay will assure his numerous patrons, that his work
shall give entire satisfaction, and compare iavoraby
with Jobs done by the most skilfull even in the Atlantic
cities. Don't forget the place over Adams Bookstore.
Warren, July 18th, 1855. H. W.
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FIRM NEW O !!

IN The Subscribers are now receiving a large and
desirable Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to
which they invite the attention of the public generally.
their Goods will be offered at prices that will defy all
competition for ready-Pay, or in exchange for Produce.
Approved credit on short time will be given.
Warren, Oct. Is, 1854. c & M0SER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

John NJ. STULL, Attorney at Law,
- and General Collector of Home and Foreign Claims.
Office over Smiths & McConbs' Store, Warren, o. mara
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-06

Reader, the BUCKEYE" is the cheapest Clothing
House in town. Goods bought direct of the manufae-
turers. east; Of the best materials, latest styles OF Cut.
Trim and Finish. and made in the most serviceable
manner, which / can sell at prices that are gene ally
Maid here for the Cloth and Trimmings, to say nothing
about the cost OF manufacture. When you wish to buy
ANYTHING in the shape Of
O~VERCOArS. BUSINESS COATS, DRESS COATS.
Ina VESTS, PANTS, HOSIERY. &c
I would like TO have you give me a call, and l think ]
cannot fail to please in price and quality.
U. PARKER.
Warren. October 20, ls55-6m
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TT1HE AMERICAN HOUSE NEW

HNHE AMERICAN HUUSE NEW
ARRANGEMENTS AT THE OLD STANDii-The
,rhIic are hereby notified that this Well-known house Il
heing 6tted up by the proprietor, HENRY Lob, in :
,tyIe which win insure to all who may give him a call,
ample accommodations and good fare. The furniture
AND I" fittings up" generally will be new, and OF the best
description. No pains will be spared in making il
pleasant and comfortable. The situation Of the building
being hne. and convenient for persons Who come 70
Gown Mr.. 1. feels that. with a determination not to he
oa:done in his efforts to please, he deserves a liberal
share OF that patronage heretofore vouehsafed him by
come again.
Warren. April 4th. 1s55-1
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NASKILL HOUSE, Corner Main and
~ South Streets. Warren, Ohio.
W. D. HOWELL, Proprietor.
This new and cOmmodious Hotel will he found by the
travelling community 10 possess all the facilities OF the
best conducted hotels, for the accommodation OF the
public The present proprietor has had 1t furnished
in the most approved modern style, and availed him
self OF every appliance requisite to enable the House to
merit public patronage. The furniture snd hxtuI IS are
all new. the general accommodations unsurpassed, and
every attention laid to visitors that may be required.
Bills moderate. The stage Office adjoins.
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r UMAN BARETT'S PATENT

II BOOT CRIMP.-The undersigned are sole agents
for the County of Trumhull. 1t is warranted to crinir
the toughest piece Of Leather in tho HiaHfes. which il
frequently takes an hour or more to do the same piece
Of work. II stands without \ rival We would respect
fully cal. the attention Of our friends Of the craft 10
the subject. Do not forget the place, No. 90. Main ST..
Warren, o. la l3l JAS. & Co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

IEfoRrANr lNrELLIsEscE-The Philadelphia
North American of Thursday publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch from its Washington correspon-
dent; and Of its accuracy no doubt seemed to be
entertained: s
Adecisive step has at length bcen taken in
regard to the officials who were implicated in
the British enlistment in the United States A
long correspondence ON this subject has been
closed by IN elaborate and conclusive dispatch
70 Nj Buchanan, forwarded by the steamer of
iAst Saturday, IN which he is Instructed to re-
qaire Of the British Governmens that they shall
recall Mr.. Crampton, and to inform them that
IN case they fail TO do 90 his passports viii be
furnished him here. The same document signi-
nes distinctly that the exequafors issued 70 the
hlstish Cousuls, Barclay, Mathew and Raycrofs,
who are charged with completely in the VIOLA
ton OF our neutrality laws, viii be positively
revoked. The English Cabinet has been direct
" prepared for this result By the course Of The
negotiations; but it l. possible the present alb
solute demand may excite Temporary iil.ieelrg.
and lead to some di6culty il the recognition Of
Ar. Buchanans successor. Ii may also en-
bafraN Lord Palmesssonis Official tenure. As
his remaining At the head Of Affairs would prob-
ahly prevent An amicahie adjustment q the
cOatrcressy. From positive Developments which
pave: becn made. the step now taken By our
Admini1trstacn was wondered inevitable, and
there can be no doubt thar the country win sas-
TAN u England ahcald make Il cause
% exception IN ssttiing The Central American
question the responsibility win rest On herself
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23
Quill W. scissors.

Our very gent,emanly neighbor, over the way
IL not pleased with our mode of conducting the
Hawk.Eye Thinks we select too much and
write too little. Wearc sorry he is not pleased,
and believe We can satisfy, him that his objec.
ton 10 not well founded In the first place it is
the first time the thing has been mentioned That
sa strong point In the second place the citi.
sens Of Burlington have been fed SO long upon
the strong meat furnished by the "RErLEcrING
INSTITUTIONS" who sent their glittering thoughts
down to posterity, through the columns of the
Hsxk.Eye and the Daily Telegraph, before we
became connected With them, that thinner diet
was absolutely indispensable. And we would
just say to the Gazette that when we think our
readers can stand It, We mean to hire one or the
other Of our predecessors, or both, ifthey'are in
ne ssarkes win that arrangement be satisfac.
tory
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

A RAILROAD TRAIN ABANDONED BY IT'S CoNDuc-
TOR AND MISUNDERSTANDING FROM CoLD-IN-
DIGNATIoN-CAR SET ON FlRE.--The train of cars
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad which left
New York at o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
was obliged to make stop at New Brunswick un-
til the s o'clock train came up. This did not
take place until o'clock. wher the train started
from New Brunswick with seven cars and nearly
two hundred passengers. The engine worked
badly, and the train got along rather slowly UNI
til it reached Rancoras Creek, when it came to a
stand, at l24 o'clock.
I AT this point the conductor collected the tick
cts and detaching the engine, started on for
Camden, leaving the passengers to get along as
bestthey could. The latter suffered greatly from
the cold, some of them getting their feet and
hands frost bitten The fires going out in the
stov es, the passengers were exposed to the bitter
wind and intense cold for long time, and con-
siderable distance from any dwelling They de-
terrnin, ID to avoid death by freezing, by making
fire in the open air, which they did by proper
ly break ug up one of the finest cars and setting
it on fire. The rails of some of the fences were
likewise burnt. Some of the passengers more
exasperated at the heartless conduct of the con-
ductor and el ,gineer set fire 10 second car, but
the others extluguished it with snow.
1t was not until Eve o'clock yesterday morning
that the victimized passengers were relieved from
their suffering con, iition, when the transporta-
ton ears came up and pushed the other cars into
Camden. At halfpa st O'Clock the passengers
reached this city, the most of them having been
seventeen hours in making the trip,-f Phila.
Times.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

WAPELLo CousrY.-Wapello County, in the
State of Iowa, is in the second tier of counties
reckoning from the South It is eighteen miles
in extent, North and South, and twenty-four
miles in extent, East and West 1t was first
settled in lS4S, unless the Indian Agency, near
Agency City, established many years before, be
regarded as settlement. The County is part of
the New Purchase, and was FIRST opened to occu-
patton and settlement in June of AS. The De
Nome River, always a navigable stream in 8
good stage Of water, and now being improved
for slack water navigation, by the De Moline
Navigation and Railroad Company, with capt.
tai Of several millions, passes through the county
from the northwest to the southeast corner. -
The surface of the county is beautifully DIVERSE
he'd, consisting of good portion of rolling prai.
RE, bottom prairies along the streams, timber
land and groves along the rivers and creeks
There IS net an acre Of ssramp land in the coun-
". The soil ranks with the richest and most
productive in the west. admirably adapted to the
production of all the kinds Of grains, fruits and
grasses of the temperate region. The county is
well wasered and abundantly supplied with lime
and sand stone, and coal
The County is divided into Ii townships. each
Of which is an election preeinf, having two Jus
tees and two Constables. The townships are
Adams, Agency, Centre. Columbia, Competing.
Asaiohegaa NrVene, Higniand, heokuk, Pleas
ant Polk, Riehland and Washington.
The County polled LISA votes at the last |
election, and she present population is estimated
II l5,0oa The total valuation Of. real and per. !
sonai property for the year 1858 is Ss.14S,oso. /
The county Is measurahly out of debt, the rere-
nue. for the present year. il is expected. win en-.
able ss to say that il Is entirely 30, except its
. subscriber to the b 4 u Z. Ri
County orders are now worth their face
De Moline Courier l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

a- III a II,
HELP FOR THE PEORIA & 0oUAwKA RAILROAD
-SrEUBESy1LLE & INDIANA RAILwAY.-The com
mittee appointed to solicit subscriptions to this
enterprise. in Philadelphia, have succeeded in
raising upwards of one hundred thousand dollars
We understand it is the intention Of the Steubeu-
vile d Indiana Company 10 issue certificates OF
stock, to this fund, Of $3.50, 200, upon the said
subscribers giving their notes for the payment of
! the subscription, at time to be made knosn
when they are called upon.-American Railway
Times.
The Sseubenrille l. Indiana Railway is iile prin-
eipal of our eastern corrections, and of course,
whatever in the shape Of material aid, is fur
nisied to any of our friends, in the east, Gem
tributes to our ultimate advantage.
s Let the friends of the p l. o. .sbide their
time, and their brightest anticipations of rail-
road success will be more than realized
SFhere Is good time coming. = q ss
\ Jan. q, 1885, Is j. N. g.
Knoxville Journal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

AN fos KAssAs.-The people Of Kansas,
thsough Aesars. LANE, Emery, HuSr and others,
viii shortly appeal to the people Of Burlington
and OF Iowa for aid and sympathy in their eff
forts to maintain their rights and defend their
persons and property. We are notified that
several Of these gentlemen viii visit US in Fcb.-
airy, and will ask Of as, what should be furnished
BY the General Government the means Of de.
Tense from invasion and conquest And they
~llnot appeal in vain.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

we near from every quarter of very narrow
escapes from death by freezing
ne Davenport Gazette states that four men
were frozen . 20 death near Fort Do dge and that
ihe stage driver on the route between Cas-
esas ana Anamosa, on "Wednesday last, became
80 10 enled the Passengers were obi, ,ed to carry
nun MIG private house, and TO wal some time
he as able to proceed, inside the stage to
place as driver nus
Al - sale the driver Of a coal ..art was found
, L TO dea.h. setting ON his cst-I DUBUQUE
Express and Herald 4l'