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tion," Knocked at States rights, degraded the Sonth
by deriding her institutions, and vastly imperlled
the peace of the whole country and the integrity
and perpetuity of the Union.
Resolced, That in packing the standing Com
mittees of the House of Representatives, Mr.. Speak
tool of Horace Greedy and his motley gang of inde
socialists and PICTURED abolitionsts: That in crush
ing out the Souh-a people inhabitng fifteen States
of the Union-not only by refusing to place any
Southern man at the head of any important Com
mittee, but by appointing as charmen Of all such
Committees the most offensive and the most reckless
fanatics of the free States; the very worst of those
who, speaking of the people of the South. propose
to "give their roofs to the flames and their flesh to
the eagles" has desecraed the Speakers Chair, pro.
stituted his offct wantony and wickedly insulted
the South. and stands forth before the world as a
petty, unprincped tyrant alike destitute of person.
al honor political magnanimty and, in any place
station, unfit to be trusted.
ResoJred That we agree with the socaled
American party both in sentiment and in words
that to Americans belongs America" and that
Americans shall rule America" but as the legisla-
tors OF country are properly its owners and its
rulers and as the Senate of the United States j.
composed of 81 members, and the popular branch
Of Congress Of ga members, not one of whom was
born in foreign country, 30 Americans do now rule
and now own America; and Sam, the lying rascal,
knows this, and uses the phrase simply to deceive
the uniformed and get into power by false pretences
Resolped, That Washington in his Farewell Ad.
dress recognized adopted citizens as Americans.
and addressed them as such, and the democracy Of
of that immortal patriot. Honesty capacity and
fidelity are the only passports to democratic honors
1.-The democracy ignores and pretermits (American
words the accidents of religion and birthplace. &c
ResoSosd, That the Chairman appoint 30 del
esates to represent Us in the approaching Couven-
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investigated the subject and find that the first
port on this question was made in the Senate in
1924; and then rule was adopted by the Senate of
the United States, which required these elections to
take place OH the second Monday of the first ses-
sion of every Congress. That was standing rule
Of the Senate from that time until l849, when upon
the motion of late distinguished member of this
body (Co. Benton) that standing rule of the Senate
was repealed But has the rule, then understood to
be established by that repeal been observed all the
time No. sir, there has been an election since then
Of the officers of the Senate upon the motion of the
Senator from Mississippi, Mr.. Adams, who made
the motion in the early part of this session. In
1858, on his motion, election of the principal Off
GERS of the Senate was had; and the present officers
were chosen.
Sir, do not think that am violating any very
ancient practice of the Senate in bringing this mat
ter again to the consideration of the body It is true
as find from my examination of it, that ON more
than one occasion it has been before the Senate
since lS49, when the yeas and nays were taken. The
yeas and nays appear upon the record. The yeas
for the substitution of this old rule of the Senate
were 20, and the nays "a, on December IL, 1851
They as follows:
YEAs.-Mes'rs. Bradbury, Bright, Brodhead,
Cass, Chase, Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa,
Douglas Downs, Fech, Foote of Mississippi, Gwin,
Hanln, Hunter, James, Jones of Iowa, Norris,
Sumner, Walker and Whitcomb-20.
NAYs-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Berrien, Bor-
land, Butler, Clarke, Davis, Dawson, Fish, Foot of
Vermont, Geyer Hale. Miller, Morton, Pearce Pratt,
Rhett, Seward. Shields Smith, spruance, Stockton,
On more recent occasion, to which the Senator
from Virginia has alluded on July II, 1854, the yeas
for the substitution of the old rule 81 and the
nays Is. The list is as follows:
sYEAs--Messrs. Adams, Bright Brodhead, Cass,
Dodge Of Wisconsin. Dodge Of Iowa, Hamlin, Houa.
ton, Jones Of Iowa, Jones of Tennessee, Norris Pet
tit, Rusk, Shields Sfdell, Stuart, Sumner, Toucey
! Walker, Weller, and williams-2l. S-', =
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
1R. I'll. TUBBS, Analytic Physician

H will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, Wednesday, 18th Jan.
ORWELL, Dir. Eston's, Thursday, 18Th Jan.
RAvESNA. Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday, I
and 10 Jan.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys znd
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism. Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
OF whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. In no case are Mineral or other P0issrs en-
pk0ged, nor does he make sick 10 make nell, or tear
dorm to bEiLd ~ again The medicines ean be taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may re
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordin-
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputable evidence Of which can always
be furnished. Invahds, however reduced or dispair.
ing, arc invited to call. and may be assured that no en-
eouragement will be given or expense incurred, with
out = corresponding prospect OF recovery.
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4pms SnttIIiatme.
Probate Court

Probate Court
The December Term of this Court was held Oh
Monday, the LIST, Judge BRowS presiding. There
being no new cases upon the docket ten days
previous. no Jury was summoned, as by statute
provided. Two cases were submitted to the
Court, as follows:
The State of Ohio vs. Robert Laherty, prose
eution for selling intoxicating liquors. Found
guilty, and sentenced to ten days in prison. and
a fine Of twenty dollars and costs
State VS.. Thomas Wilson. Defendant chsrg-
ed with stealing a dollars worth of fresh meat
from the wagon of Perry D. Busby, at West War
ren, in October last. Found guilty, and senten-
eed to two days in the County Jail, on bread
and water, and the costs.
State vs.. Charles Christensen. Assault and
Battery. Continued to February Term, owing
to the absence of witnesses.
State VS.. Ami Webb. Assault and Battery.
Continued to February Term.
We understand that Judge Brown has declsr-
ed his determination to reduce all imprisonments
to as short a time as possible, as long as the Jail
is in the present Objectionable condition. The
Grand Jury, it viii be remembered. recently pre-
sented II as q nuisance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
Dentistry,

DR.. HoLLowAI is operating at his room over
TRoxEIL's grocery store, corner of Liberty and
Market streets. We have before spoken of his
artificial teeth.
DR.. PALMER has associated with himself, DR..
6AwrrR, and they are prepared to perform any
operations in their line. In inserting artificial
teeth. they use the gold plate, or the newly in
invented porcelain as the basis on which the
teeth is set Mr.. PALMER has been long in the
practice of his profession here, and his skill is
too well known to need any comments from US.
Their Office. is on High street, two doors east of
the Amsriean Hotel
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Adams Book Sale.

Gift Concerts, and Gift Enterprises are usual
ly but other names for Lotteries. In this case,
Mr.. Adams hasa larger stock of books on hand,
than the market demands, and he wishes to sell
them He therefore takes $1,000 worth of books,
and $3.50 in watches, &c, or 25 per cent. of the
$1,000. This IS per cent. viii be given gratis
70 the purchasers Of books, in articles varying in
vslue from 10 cents to $1,000. Each purchaser
offs book of the value of one dollar or over, re-
esives also an envelope which contains the name
Of some one gin, and whatever that may be, the
purchaser viii receive gratis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
Ealing in of an Ore Bank.

The Democrat gives tbs following particulars
of the caving moi an iron ore bank in Hubbard,
on the 18th ult., by which an old man named
Daily and his son, aged IL years, were buried.
The father noticed the earth giving way, and
gave the alarm, but neither could get out of the
way. Persons came to their rescue, and found
the old man completely embedded save his head.
On being ext1cated, four ribs were found bro
ken, and other serious injuries inflicted. In
about an hour more the boy was reached, being
then insensible, ard about six feet under ground,
without a spare inch of room, and his hat and
hair pinned down by a mass Of ore of several
hundred pounds weight. His spine was injured,
but he probably will recover.
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Photographs.

A d.y or two since, we looked into the rooms
of Messrs. Leroy & Robbins, and were sgrees6y
surprised to find quite a galleryOf pictures orna-
menting their walls. They have, with a praise
worthy enterprise, procured new instruments of
the most improved kinds for taking photographs
of life size, and their success in taking minia-
tures, is a sure guarantee of what they are capa-
bic of doing with the larger size.
Their AmbrOtypes are fully equal to snytaken
in the large cities
Mr.. Lery has been in the business here for sew
eral years, and always kept pace with the i'm
provements of the age. Mr.. Robbins has done
more than this. He has originated some, and
added to those of others.
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Appointments

We learn that our old friend and whilom fell
low-citizen, JESSE THoRSTos, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Ticket and Freight Agent of the c. &
u. r. R. st youngstown. Mr. Thornton is
qualified to I'll the post well.
Mr.. Locus WoOD, also a former citizen Of this
Plaes, has received an appointment to the same
post, at the Braesville Station, vice Mr.. Lane,
resigned. Mr.. L. was a good agent, as will be
Mr.. Wood
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ofpTcs or TEE Gilman 4 hAkoHiSs z. Z. Co.
Cleveland, October q, 1856. \
THE CLEVELAND a MAHOMINi

he CLEf " mAhOmlNU
Il Rail Road Company Offers for sale ONE HrH-
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF their Second Mortgage
Bonds.
Bids win be received at the Office OF the Company in
cleveland, until Saturday the 18th day OF November.
10 oids less than seyenty-hye per cent. OF the par
value OF the Bonds and the accrued interest added, will
be considered. The bonds sill be allotted to the high
est bidders not less than the above rate.
The Bonds are issued in sums Of SlO0. $500 and
SoVO; and bids for either amount will he received
The entire amount Of the issue is 3 ,OO,0O0. and is Sc
cnred subject to . previous issue Of S65O,OOO, by a
mortgage upon the road way, stock, equipment. and
personal property Of the Company, upon $500 go Of
STOCK In the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Company,
and upon more than S2OO,OO0, at . low valuation, Of
Real Bsate in the City OF Cleveland.
About SfOO,OO0 Of the Bonds secured by this and the
presiding Mortgage, remains in the Company's posses
sion' and the sums nov offered for safe is \ part Of
that amount. The Bonds offered are payable in New
fork, September 10. 1864, and bear interest at the rate
OF seven per cent. per annum. PAYABLE semi-annually.
JACOB PERKINS, President.
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Disciples Church.

Elder J. o. BEARDsLEr. of Cuyaboga Co., for
seventeen years q Missionary to Jamaica, will
preach at the Disciples Church, in this place,
On Sunday morning next, at lO8 o'clock, and
IN the evening at 61a o'clock. Subjects
A~orning-"What God hath joined together"
Evening-The conversion of Cornelius, Illus
kstsd by the experience of the speaker.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
CHERIFF S SALE


By virtue of a Fl. Fa, to me directed and delivered,
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of TTumhull
county, Ohio. 1 have levied on and shall expose to Pub
lie Sale, at the door o: the Court House, in Warren, in
said county. on TURDA the eth dag Of DECEA
Der, A d l656, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A N
and 4 o'clock, P NJ. Of said day, the following desert
b=d real estate, TO wit; A certain tract or lot OF land,
situate in the township OF Weathersield, or township
No. 3, in the 81 range Of townships, Trumhull eouHty.
Ohio, being parts Of lots p aud %, in the Salt Springs
Tract, bounded south by 100 acres of land, in said lots,
heretofore decided to James McComhs. east and west
by the lot lines, and north by the middle Of the Maho-
ming river. and by land in lot No. %. heretofore sold
! to RoJert Taggart and from said Taggart to II. X. liar
mon. being all the land within said boundaries. except
% acres heretofore decided to the heirs Of John McCon-
nell. conta ming two hundred and ten 500 acres Of
land. more or less; and is the same land decided to John
Battles by Joshua Store, by deel recorded in Trumbull
County Records. Rock ~, page 504.
ALSO, the following described tract Of land, situate
in said township OF Weathersheld. and is bounded by
being the north half OF lot No. 10. in tract No. ls. in
The grand Salt Spring Tract. as surveyed by Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol,
and bounded as follows, viz: commencing At the north
west corner OF said lot, thence east 40 Is chains
and "a links to post: thence north So 90 Al chains
and II links to q post on the east line thence north
80 ". Is chains and Il links to the north east cor
ner; thence south 500 and 90 west, Al chains and %
links. to the place OF beginning; ~sixty-tEo acres ami
2sX rods. (69 2SE) he the sane more or less; being
the same land conveyed By Josiah Dunlap, by deed 10
John Battles. Recorded in TrumbuH County Records,
Book 6I. page I6l.
ALSO, a certain other tract or lot OF land. situate in
said township Of Weathersfeld. containing one hun
dred and forty-seven acres and 81 rods OF land (l41-Sil
being part of lot { go acres and G. rods and part Of
lot 9 (66 acres and - rods) in tract 10. in said Salt
Spring Tract, called Slows Tract. as surveyed by Rzs-
kiel Hoover. in August, 1876. being the same land con
Veyed to John Battles, by deed from the State OF Con-
necticut, recorded in Trumhull County Records, Book
&c, page zoe. excepting therefrom the Town Plat Of the
Village OF South Miles, and about 2 acres Of land con-
trac;ed and sold TO G. Riese, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first descriSed e2 acres appraised slo0 per
acre; the second described GO acres and 2s1s rods, at
sT5 per acre, and the last described with the excep-
tons named) at 500 per acre.
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Judge Ranney Resigned.

We learn that Hon. R. P. RASSrY has resigned
bis ofiee as Supreme Judge. We dislike the
Judges politics, but he has filed bis Office in g
nAnner which is highly honorable to himself
a. well as TO the general satisfaction of both law
yes and clients. As a man, a lawyer, and a
jurist, he occupies a deservedly high petition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
The Sidewalks.

Considerable Improvements have been made
81 late in the sidewalks of the town, and We
taink there still is room for more. That between
The Gaskili House and the canal, is as bad as it
well can De, and is really dangerous, especially
at tight.
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FITs-THEIR DURABILITY.

BRAcEvILLE, Trumbull Co., o., July, 1856.
DR. TrBBs-DearS ir:-Two years ago last April,
brought ny son to you to be treated for fits. He hal
had them every Few weeks before, for = year and
half. After you prescribed. he had but one, and hal
had none since then. Various other medicines hat
been used before, without benefit, and our physician
said they never could be cured.
nOv26 Yours, truly, S0L0N0N HUBER.
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To Students.

Two Life SchOlarship'si in the Allegheny Col
lsge, at Meadville, Pa. ean be had at q large dis
count BY applying at this Office.
This institution is in a prosperous condition,
and an e~xeelleut opportunity is now offered to
any yound man, desirous of passing through q
sellegiate course, at q small expense for tuition
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03

AuprIoaIO Fnr. Warren TRANQUIL County, Oho pr2 al Iec
thereby certify neh foregoing to bel correct list Oft III the lands town lots and ri ns-,
returned, dehnGaT.b by, the TrsHrrd said County in JanuSD,Is 1885, Icrtt h,. OF which The
&C. is tn an as that on the Duphcst Of 1855 and that the taxes 9th pwsSnpg~ x~- h0 s o.
eharsd correctly thereon, with thirty per entEn pnsnyo ns such taxes together win ali ua Tor
the present year
Sod.b therefore hereby ien that hu h.e Of the several hac. Of land to,p Io. and ,
Charged thereon WILDE sold ae Court House in said County, on The con ccyss &c., nS ma Ps.nmahy,
January le5Ib yueC County Treaureru hs tn &c taxes and penalty are paid before NJ, time ~' VI
CuARLE 4 HIN Connrn rTox
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
NHERIFF'S SALE
~ William r. Higgins, By virtu. Of an srIs
Va. cfaai- in afarhn,e,f -

| a. nCItLEr y Or LIZ
- William a. Higgins. By Vita. Of an srl<
rR. cf sale in Attachment. -
Jeremiah B. Wolfe, ct aI.> rued out OF The Court -
Common Please Of Truml nj county, Ohio, to ne a.
reeted and delivered by the clerk Of said court. l shssI
expose to Public Sale. at the door of thu Court HouIa-
IN Warren, in said county. on Saturday, the 2Oth day
or Decemher, A DlSJS, between the hours CT 10 O'Clock
A N aud 4 o'clock z N, Of said day. The following de-
scriSSd Real Estate. 10 sit: Situate In Hubbara toSz~
ship. Trumhuu county. Ohio. and Is known By bsin=
part OF lot No. ., AMI Is bounded as follows: Begin,
ming at 4 post standing on the east side OF said lot Ne.
.. and running south along the road leading from Tia
centre or Hubbard to BroOkfeld, TO the south east es%
ner OF said lot No. .; thence west TO the south veal
corner Of said lot No. IS; thence north on the west liss
o. sail lot No. > to a post; and from thence east. par
allel to the south line Of said lot No. IS 10 a post a.
the place OF beginning. containing nfty acres t5cl %
land Appraised ~ II co per acre under former sH
der.
Also the following described lands and tenensntL
to Wit: s.tnats in the toEnshipo OF Hubbard. rrumhsf
county, Ohio, known as part Of lot No. IS, and =
bounded cs follows: Beginning AZ . post stapdInE a.
the northeast corner Of = lot Of land belonging to Joha
Haywood, thence running along the road leading froa
the centre Of hubbard TO Brookneli. 20 q post Staaa-
ing on the line % said rnai. SO far North as that = line
running west at right angles with said roai, until Is
strikes the west line Of loE No IS. and thence on ss.S
l'ne TO the northwest corner OF said John lfaywood'n
land, as shall iuclade z.lhin said lire. sixty asres ~
had OF the sou IA aide Of . tract Of lsnd ssserihsdlas
deed iroG James an sas1h Hesisp TO Caroline Hay-
wood, a. references to Trumhr.l c0unty records viii
more fully shos. Aspraissi At 35Oo per acre andse
fUraer orler. u. X UARNOE Sh.rG
Sherics Once, warren, Nov. 70, ts5s-5E-S y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-03
THE GREATEST

THE GREATEST @
Il Medical Discovery Of the LH
Age, Is ~
AYERS CARTHATIC PILLS ~
They don't help complaints, \~
but they cure them. ~
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. IA"
Three Boxes have cured the ZEA~
worst cases Of Serofnla. E@SA
Two Boxes have Cured Erysip- &11z
elias.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure to cleans the system from Boils
often less than one does IL
TSO Boxes have completely cured the Wors, OF ul-
GERS on the leg.
Small doses seldom fail to cure The Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated eIpel every worm from
the body. They should he given to children. who are
always more or less affected with this scOurgs.
As gentle Phisie they have no equal
One box cures arrangement OF the Liver.
Half 4 Box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike atthe founda-
ton Of every disease.
As \ Dinner Pill there 10 not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm, but
do accomplish an unaceountAhle amount of good
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by Z. A Smith & Co War
ren; DR.. CIV. Howe, North Bloomfield; H. W Collar,
MeSoTOtamia, Ensign l. Woodwork. Newton Falls
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
Sept. ,, ls56-3w.
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CHERIFF S SALE
James N Brown,
Roilin n Rarpes- ct aiO

BY virtue Of a venditioni eIponas. 10 ne direct
ed and delivered, by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio. I shall ex
pose TO public sale, At the door OF the Court House
in Warren. in said county, on Saturday, the pei DAY
OF November, A. d. 1856. between the hours OF 10 o.
clock A. n. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, the fol
loving described personal property, TO wit: One Scr.
rel Trottiny Ssre and one three year old Colt. called
John Phillips, n be sold 81 the suit Of james n. Brown
ri atyNoY, fssHS
stsir1s o3ss. vsEts FSE ~ iSs1svA6
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.NARREN DOOR, Sash and Bin
DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP,

DLEASE N0TICE-A FRESH SUP
l. ply Of Harrison's Columbian Perfumery.
FOR THE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbens Water, Florida Water,
Chi Saline Vinegar. &c.
PUR TIE SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, Carnaiicn Rouge, Liphsln, Mag-
nolia, Tablet, &c
FOR TiIB HAIR.
Hair Restorer, lair Depilztory, shanpoon Lotion,
Tricoph-rou. Of every description. Also = superior
Hair by on hand that viii do the work.
Fur THE HANDS.
Upper ten SoaV, Almond, Pumiee, Brown, Windsor,
also a large lot " family Soap termed the Wonens
friend.
HANDKERCUIEP EXTRACTS.
Upper Ten, Jockey Club, New Mown Hay, Sweet
Briar, Mousseline, MIgnoneite, and 20 Others. Har-
risOn's Upper Ten is compose of ten Odors, o!the most
richly delicate of sI perfumes. IL is dedicated to that
class, distinguished by refinement. II is addressed TO
those Of tasteful elegance. in whose cultivated sens.-
bllities reside a perception Of doors, comprehensive.
discriminating and delicate. To those who can appre-
ciate the bland il fuence Of a rich boquet Of the pur-st
simple odors so justly propOrtioned, and artisticsliy
blended that from them flows a Harmonious whole. that
ed to the appreciative Of our own country, who con-
sciUus Of the dignity Of American refinement, can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of melinm
or inferior quality. rendered Lglsely attractive by a
tawdy ~outsiie, to an American production OF highly
beautiful exterior. and who can distinguish between
con veutionzl fashions in the Oh World and truthful
production in the New.
Will the good friends and public generally, call and
examine cur stock, which shall he constantly full aud
for sale As low as sold on the Reserve.
SPRING & REED, No. 6 Market st