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CURTIS Z CIR
Southern Canaor.

There is n noble quality possessed
by southern men; that is open f~rankness.
They speak what they think; and how
ever we may differ from them in opinion,
we respect them for their bold out spoken
candor, while We despise the cringing
northern doughfaces. who do not dare to
speak what they know to be the truth,
or TO advocate the cause they know TO be
Just. Candid Southern men look upon
the election, Uf Buchanan as almost im-
poss. ble, and frankly acknowledge that
the Democratic Party is dead. The
Nashville GTenn. Patriot of Aug 10th,
speaking of the coming Presidential con
test, says.
Can any man CT common information
dogLi, that, il this Presidential contest
could be narrowed down, by the folly
and pervcrseness of the South. TO Blu
chanan and Fremont. the result would
be the election Of Fremont? Look at
| Ioua! Read what Howell Cobb said of
the probable election Of two Republican
members of Congress from Democratic
Illinois to supply present vacancies
Look at the thirty odd Free Soil Dem
ocratie presses of New York, that have
gone over 10 Fremont! Look at the
masses offorcigners throughout the North
and West that have gone over to him |!
Look at the election Of Blair, a Free Soil
Buffalo platform Democrat, elected by
the processing Democrats of St. Louis,
Missouri, in place of the gallant, gifted,
conservative and national representative,
Luther NJ Kennett There has been
a general stampede Of Free soil Democrats
and foreign Democrats, from the ranks
of the Democratic party, into the party
of Greeley, Seward, and Bishop Hughesl
The Democratic party of the North is
dead-dead-DEAD!
This pseudo Democratic party exists
ONLY at the South, and if il chooses to
seek a sectional contest with the cohorts
of Abolitionism. Foreignism, and Ro-
manism at the North, against the profess
taIions and remOnstrances of the Ameri-
can party in all sections of the country,
it will hence forward cease to have an
existence. 1t Will be crushed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
To the Readers of the Chronicle.


l notice the II amJaR Democrat ant
other pro-slavery papers are dissatisfied
with the Republican members of Con
gress, in consequence Of their voting TO
Dunns' bill; and they quote Mr.. Letter
letter to show that we were wrong
There is no doubt that Mr.. Letter vieweC
the case as he states it, and viewing /
as he did, it become him to vote agains
it. But every person who reads the bill
will find that it restores the prohibition
Of slavery in Kansas. This is the grea
overshadowing issue now in contest
For the Democrats to vote for this bill
would have been giving up their whole
issue. That prohibition would have
made Kansas a "Fres State" another
object for which Republicans are con-
tending. and which they will Dever sur
render. Again it wipes out all the en-
actments of those Missourians who at
tempted to control the people of Kansas
by enacting laws mole ~sanguinary and
barbarious than those of Draceo. Again
it provided for the release of those Free
State men now held in durance BY our
army for violating the pretended laws of
that bogus Legislature.
These objects | regarded as of some
importance. Indeed, l looked upon
them with so much interest as to feel it
my duty to vote for them, although all
the pro, slavery Democracy were dissat-
isfed with the House for passing the bill.
True the bill provides for the return of
fugitive slaves in the same manner that
the law of Congress does. In this re-
spect it added nothing to the present fu.
gitive law, nor does it detract from that
law. 1t is so far useless. Again the
other provision to which Mr.. Letter ex-
cepts is that it provides for the return of
all slaves lGvtaHy held TO service in
Kansas, and all children born of persons
lagfuHy held to service.
Republicans hold that as our Consti-
tuition provides that ''no person shall be
deprived of life, liberty, OF properly,
without due process Of law" it is impos
sible to bold a slave lawfully in said ter
ritory. That the moment a master takes
his slave to the territory, the slave has
the same right to fog and kill the mas
ter, that the master has to fog and kill
his slave. That wherever our Consti-
tuition is in force, equal laws and equal
natural rights are enjoyed. Knowing
well that Republican Judges and Repub-
lican Courts would hold the man who
a slave in that territory as guilty
Of false Imprisonment, AMI he who hogs
another, black or white, as guilty of as
sault and battery, that they will compel
the man who receives the labor of another
to pay for it, without reference to com
l most cheerfully voted for
Dunns' bill. Yours,
!. r. GIDDINGS.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
l. County. IS. In the Court OF Common Pie
Francis Porter, Plaintiff,

l. County. SIS In the Court OF Common Pleas
Francis Porter, Plaintiff,
against Petition in
William B.. Nichols, James Az Civil Action
Davidson and Elizabeth J. Day- for Debt
idson, his wife, Defendants. -..
The above named defendants, one Of whom, William
3. Nichols, resides out Of the State Of Ohio, are mott
fed, that the Plaintiff has fled in said court bis Pc
tition. setting forth that on or about the 2d day Of June,
A D 1855. the said James A Davidson. executed to the
defendant, William b Nichols, three several prum-
isory note. one for s27 90. due on the first day of
October. 1855; one for SIS 90, due on the first day
OF April. A D 1856, and one for one hundred dol
lars, due on the first day Of April. A D 1857. all on an
Sual interest That to secure said notes. James A Da
wilson and Elizabeth J., his wife, gave Nichols a mort
gage on lands described as follows: Lot 3. section %,
and is known by lots . ard 10 north side Of Broad
street, in Newton township, and is los feet north and
south, eco feet east and West. which was recorded
That said Nichols on or about the 2d day Of June, A
D 1856, assigned said notes and mortgage to this plain
til. The plaintiff prays judgment sgainst defendants
and an order and decree 20 sell he land described in
said mortgage. Said Nichols, who is a nonresident
Of said state Of Ohio. is required to answer said petit
ton By the Goth day Of October, A D ls56, else he will
be in defaul: and decree for plaintiff entered accord
ingly- HOFFNAN q kAfbIfk,
Sept. 3. IS56-6w. Attys for Plaintiff,
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The Democrat on Elder Balm.

AS was to be expected, after the cas-
tigation given to the pro-slavrry Democ-
racy generally, and Mr.. Ritezel in par
t%icular. on the evening of the Goth Of
Aug. the little gentleman is fairly fran
tic. He makes not a single attempt to
answer, %reGute, or deny the truth of the
Elders arguments or statements ; but
devotes a column TO calling him a
Scotchman. foreigner, &C., and would
like to see his naturalization papers
The Elder is capable of answering the
charge of being a foreigner, without our
help. One thing. however, We do knou
respecting his eligibility 10 hold Office in
this country +; and that is hat a few
years ago, just before the Political
Priest hating, Niger Diffusion Demo-
cratic patty of this Senatorial District
elected the Reverend Mr.. Norris, of Ma
houing County to the Office of State SEN
ator, some of the leading fugle men,
who are now brother Ri;ezel's right hand
men, were quite anxious to run Elder
Balm as a candidate. Very queer ii he
was sufficiently naturalized TO be q State
Senator, and not enough SO talk about
brother Ritezel. What a pity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Slave Hunting on the Soil of Pennsyl-
Vania.

The following paragraph. from the
Pittsburgh Dispatch, of the 9th uIi., will
show that the soil of Pennsylvania is moi
safe from The incursions of the man.hun
tiers !:
Il Grand HINT for Negroes "A grand
hunt came off in GreeRe County, Pa,
the week before last, in which no less
than fifty armed white men were en-
gagged in the pursuit of nine negroes,
who had left Booths Greek, Harrison
County Va (eight miles from Clarks-
burgh,) a few days before. The fugi-
tives-lhree in number, and half a dozen
boys, some of the latter but twelve or
fifteen years old-escaped. and the mig
ger-hunters' earned not the reward of
fifteen hundred dellars they so anxiously
sought, but the contempt of all honora-
bic men. In M township half a dozen
of them drew their pistols on an unarmed
woman, who refused to allow them to
search her house for the runaways.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Cleveland, gainesville and Ashtabula
Rail Road.

At the annual meeting of the Direc-
tors of this Railroad, held on Wednes.
day last, the following gentleman were
elected to fill the Offices noted
Prrsident-William Case.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. B. Ely.
superintendent. Nottingham.
Chief Engineer-Wm. Beckwith.
Directors-Messrs. w. Case, H. B.
Payne, A. Stone, Jr, w. D. Beattie, A.
Kelly, ]. B. johnson, Chas, Hickox, T.
NJ. Kelswitt, D. R. Paige, T. P. Case,
s. S. Randall and James Milliner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

CoMET.-As'ronomers expect the op
pearance, this year, of the comet o
1856, called Charles the v, and named
from having, according to some histo
riaus, caused that monarch to abdicate
and reiie 10 the convent of st. Just. L
is thought TO be the identical wandering
star which appeared in 1864, 10 995. and
in 633. Its return was fixed for 1873,
but it failed TO appear.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

If here be truth in the report that
John Van Buren, is 10 wed the daughter
of The late Gov. McDuiie. the Charles
ton rs CT Standard says:
i.fIe will come into possession OF a fine
lot Of negroes, and this fact is supposed
t~o;aecount for his recent change of oPin-
ion ON matters pertaining to the instu-
lion of slayery."3 ss5.5 ar5 "
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
That Hickory Pile

A tall hickory tree was taken from the
farm of a True REPUBLICAN, in this ccun-
ty, and transferred into an emblem of The
Black, Nigger-D Diffusion Parry. Some
genius gives vent TO his indi nation at
such Dissertation of Free Soil timber, af-
ter The following style:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

RUNAWAY We regret 10 learn thai
Governor Chase's ca -riage horses rau
away this morning. severely injuring hi:
daughter and a Mrs. Jones from Cincin.
matt, who were riding in the carriage al
the time. The vehicle was badly dam.
aged Capital C;tv Fact. gel.
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MORE CURFs.

PHILADELPHIA I'd NO. Goth, 1850
RESPECTED FRIEND-I have for several years been AZ
fIcted With Dyspepsia, and occasionally a Genera
Debility I accidentally tried thy medicine, HOof
lands German Bitters, in the first place on a daughter
she having a severe spell OF sickness. Thy Hoohand'i
German Bitters had sneh effect upon her debil
ity, that / was induced to try it myself. I then got .
bottle, and uset it according to the directions, and IL
relieved IN IRE than anything l had before used, Civ
ing general tone and strength TO the stomach and sys
TEN. Last fall I had a very severe spell OF the Diar
rh9a. which continued for some time. Ny life, fol
a time. was ~despaired Of. Thy Ditters being again
being used, acted very happily upon the atomaeh and
intestines, and soon relieved me from the great pain ]
suffered, and gave general health to the system j
consider it, doctor, one OF the most valuable medicines
l ever used, and shall take great pleasure in recon-
mending it to others
Very respectfully. thy friend.
SAMUEL HUTTO
No 5, Jennings Row, Catharine above Third.
To DR.. c. VI. Jackson, 100 Arch st. Phila.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

MILITARY DESTITUTE OF OnIo.--We
learn by the Scioio Gazette, that Prof.
Allen, of the Oxford Military Institute,
Maryland. has purchased the St. Peters
College Buildings, DC, near Chillieothe,
and will take immediate steps to convert
the concern into a Grst class Military In
stitute. Mr.. A. is an experienced man.
sger and teacher in Institutes of this
Kind. 1t will be the first one established
in Ohio, and can hardly fail of success.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

The MISERABLE BLEAR.EYED
RABBLE who have been transferred.
ike so MANY CATTLE, TO that new
country, are more to be pitied than
blamed.
This is what the Washington Union
says of the northern emigrants who have
recently gone into Kansas. The friends
OF these miserable ~blear-eyed rabble, .
will have something TO say in reply on
the 4lh OF November.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
ACROsTIC

\ OF many farlongs from the edge.
Z ntitled Nelson Upper Ledge,
u ew in a dirty, stony hole,
s lands a Buchanan hickory pole
0fthis now famous hickory tree,
y OF many know the pedigree.
B rought from afar, from root to tWig,
from the East, more than a league.
lear over town and country's bound, g
II E grew on Free Soil, Fremont ground;
A nd tho The tree was hook'd or stole,
n oH Ills e fine Buchanan pole:
A n emblem of tbs party's creed.
n o matter how, if they succeed.
P ut where he stands, by might and main
0faleohol, Of rope and chain;
Lo! the unterrihed rejoice,
z nraptuIe ed by the anyil's voice.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

AMONG the officers of the Beaver
County, Pa, Fremont Club, are Benja-
min Wilde, late Democratic candidate
for Senator B. Rush Bradford, late
American candidate for Governor /; A
Robertson. late Wing Senator; Silas
Merrick formerly a Democrat, DC. The
Fremont men claim from 1000 to 800
majority in Beaver.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, KERO-

l. sene, or Goal OLD, Burning Fluid Camphene.
SPRING q REED. Market street, are now receiving
and selling the above articles in connection with a
complete assOrtment Of Drugs. Medicines. Colors (iry
and in oil). Brushes Of all kinds, Glue. Glazier's Dia-
monds, White Lead, French and American Zinc, Fab
nestock's & Co. pure White Lead, &c, &C., at prices
that offer great inducements to dealers and customers,
P.S Don't forget the place, SPRING & REED.
Market street. aug q.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

Ex-GovERNoR REEDER, who is now
lying sick at III Merchants Hotel Phila.
pelphia, has had a severe attack of par
alysis, which affects n side of his
body.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
TEW MUSlCi NEW MUSICtl s.

4NT POMER0Y has inst received a choice lot Of
new mnsic-among which, are the following gems
Columbia the gem Of the Ocean; or Red, White and
Blue; Wilkins and his Dinah; Fremont Campaign song.
adorned with an excellent photographic likeness OF
President Fremont himself; Still still the Same new
and very poPufsS song; Fremont and Nietory-a great
mont Grand March; Buck & Rreek Polka: did you
ever"-song: Our Jessie; Will Nobody Come; Very
Best Polka; Very Worst Polka; Mary in Heaven; Hold
Your Horses; What is Home without q Mother; BobIn
Around; De Ole Kitchen and To-day and To morrow,
two new Chrisiy songs The above sell fast, call soon
or they will be gone.
ana o. KS .-
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DARN FOR SALE, | will sell zoo

Il acres Of the north side Of my Farm in Bazetta. 4
miles from Warren, on the Plank Road to Kinsmans-
The buildings are good, cost $1,000 a short time ago.
The Farm is we'll watered by the Mosquito Greek,
which Is the eastern boundary; 9 good young orchard.
and all other kinds Of Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, 40 acres good timber Price S45 per acre.
will also sell 13O acres Of the south side for $50
per acre, which is watered. and about 25 acres good
timber along the Creek I prefer selling all together,
but will sell as above, or to suit the buyer.
Sept. 3, Is56=6m. FITCH /. LEWIS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS Terms

DICkEN s HOUSEHOLD WORDS Terms
IS per annum, Putnams Monthly and
Household Words SIS. Published BY
DIX & Edwards, No. 321, Broadway,
N. Y.
Like its predecessors. the September
number is iull of instructive and enter
tanning articles. 1t is hardly necessary
TO say more to the reading public, than
thai 1t is edited by Charles Dickens,
and that nearly every number contains
contributions from his pen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

VIZ are glad to learn that the Hon.
Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky. is to de-
liver the Address before The Geaugs
Free Agricultural Society, at ClaridOn,
at their Fair in September next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
at6 advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid 70
when handed in.
DARN FOR SALE-Tke Snhscr;be,

EARM FOR SALE.-TPe Subscriber
otter for sale his valuable Farm. situated in Cham
Pion. On the Trumbull & Ashtabula Turnpike, 4 miles
north OF Warren, 50 acres under mproyemont-tro
never falling springs Of good water, and two weIls-a
good bearing orchard Of Apples, and various other
fruit trees.
ALSO, 20 acres Of excellent timbered land, viii
be sold in connection with the above, or separate.
Price low and terms easy Inquire on the premises.
Sept. 3. 1856 CIV. ATKINSON Z
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9eatbs.

At the Lunatic Asylum, in Columbus, o.,
TIMOTHY K. THOMPSON, late of Vernon, in
} this County, aged 4lyeaa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
al GENTS WANTED TO SELL BIG.

IA LOWS Life OF Col. FREMONT, the authorized
and only complete Edition Of the Life and public ser.
vices Of the "Pafhfadsr Of tAe Rocky IK0zRtaras,''
and nearly 100 other kinds Of Popular Books for the
People. For further particulars apply TO 8. Fits Gus
tavus Ohio, Where specimen Copies Of the books, with
I tba Tarr,aN can he saen au0 QQ-QH"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

THE total amount of the Ohio State
debt, on the first Of July, was S13. $780,
666.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03

PUTNANs' MONTHLY: Terms-S3 per
annum. Published by Dix q Ed
wards, No. 321, Broadway N. Y.
The contents Of the September num-
Der are Chile. The Husheesh Eater
Elsies ChiId--A Legend of Switzerland.
Going to Mount Katadhin. The Gipsy's
Toad. Weimar in 1895. Hope. The
Children of the Queen. Scampayius-
Part s. The Poetry of War. The Bat
tie of WHO Wilo. A Historical Sketch
of the Jesuits. Editorial Notes. Lite
nature, and the Work of New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Washington, D. c April Is, 1856.

Washington. d. G April IS, 1856.
l have examined a new Railroad and
Township Map of the Middle States,
drawn and engraved by d. G. Johnson,
and find it very compete in its geogra-
ply and d%elineation of the public lands
and railroads. l have known Mr.. John
son for many years, and know that he
has been engaged in drawing and engra-
wing plate maps of a standard order,
among which are the Map of the Great
Yves the Cities of New York. New Or
leans and Toronto, the large Illustrated
Map OF the World, &c. Ill health has
compelled him TO abandon business for
a number Of years; it being now restor-
ed, he resumes it again with this elabo-
rate and expensive map.
CURTIS B. GRAHAM,
Draughtsman 10 the Navy Dept.
We append the opinions of the press +:
Ia short. it is just such a map as eve
~ one wants for reference.-C Gin. Gaz.
The most full and complete map OF
the West we have ever seen.-Cn. Gom.
On a careful examination, we are in
clined to regard this as a superior map
of the Western portion of the Union
v. Y. Tribune.
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California News.

The Vigilance Committee are still the
supreme power in the State. Two muir.
derers were hung by lis authority on the
99ih of July. DR.. Andrew Randall for
msrly of Cincinnati, was shot in his no
tel by Joseph Hethrington. DR.. Ran
dali died Two days after. H~ethrington
was tried by the Vigilance Committee,
and hung two days after. One Philan-
der Brace, also convicted of murder,
was hung on the same scaffold, and died
with the most reckless indifference, de-
flying the Committee 10 do their worst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
STATE OF OHIO. Office Of the Pro.

~ bate Court, TrumbuIl c1unty, August 30th, 1856
The following accounts Of Executors. AdninistrA-
tors. and Guardians, having been filed in the Office Of
will remain on file for inspection and exceptions un
til the 26th dag o~fSeptemher next, when the same VIII
he examined and ordered to record. IL not excepted &c,
to wit: -.
Thomas HawIey. final settlement Of Executor.
. p.,sIav N,-fy e Ewerutir %
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
THE G EAT

THE GREATEST
Il Medical Discovery Of the ~
Age, is AS
AYERS CARTHATIC PILLS. ~
They don't help complaints, ~
bat they cure them. ~
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. IAH
Three Boxes have cured the Nd@
worst cases Of ScrOfula- 2SN
Two Boxes have Cured Erysip- EEn6kZ8EH4
elias.
One Box always cures the Jaundiee.
Three Boxes are sure to cleans the system from Boils
often less than one does it
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst Of III
GERS on the leg.
Small doses seldom fail to cure The Piles. -
One dose cures the headache arising from q foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the hody. They should be given to children, who are
always more or less afflicted with this seourge.
As a gentle Phisic they have no equal
One box cures arrangement OF the Liver.
Half a Box cures a Cold. ~
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the founda-
tion Of every disease
As a Dinner Pill there is not their equzi in the world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm, bat
do accomplish an unaeeountable amount Of good.
Prepared by DR.. j. c.. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by E A Smith & Co War
rem; DR.. CIV. Howe. North Bloomfield; II. w. Collar,
MesOpOtamia; Ensign & Woodwork. Newton Fallss
and all dealers in medicine everywhere
Sent Z l256-3w-
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MUSICAL RUCTIoN:-M Miss
tNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO. :

The business will still he carried on at the Old Stand
in Kinsman, by Turner & White, where viii be kept .
good assortment Of Stoves, Ten and JaPaned Ware
All Jobs attended to promptly. b.
aug. 81. 1856 TURNER L WHITE
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DMINISTRAIOR,S NOTICE.

~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed add alihed3Administrafri K on the Es-
tate OfJOel W. Ensign, late OF SOnthington, deceased.
ELIZABETH ENSIGN. Administratrix.
J-F AsPer, Atty aug. %. 1S563x.
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No. 5, jennings Row, catharine above Third.
To DR.. C.M. Jackson, l2O Arch St Phila.