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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-26

MUSIC LESSONSl A thorough
vi or partial course o leIsons given on the Piano,
MelodeOR and Guitar. The most thorough and approx
ed system Of instruction will be used. Particular at
tention paid to training the voice when desired Pu-
pills from the country can be accommodated with board
at low rates. For further information, inquire At my
Music Store. s. POMEROY.
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Pittshurr. Feb. 20. Is.
GUARDIAN SALE


~ By virtue. and in pursuance OF an Order Of Sale
issued by the Court OF Probate for Trumbull County,
Ohio. and to me directed and delivered, 1 will sell at
public vendue. on the premises, on the 22d day Of
April. A D. 1850, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
VI. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the interest Of Laura Z. Shell
den. minor child Of Lueius Shelden. deceased, the same
being the undivided half Of the following described
real estate, to wit situate in Gustavus township, nun
Der seven. in the second range Of townships in the Cor
necticut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and
rs part Of lot number fifty five 55), and is bounded and
described as follows on the east and west by the lot
lines; on the n orth by lands owned by Mrs. Jerushs
Linsley: and on the south by lands owned by Curtis P.
Sheldon. and Supposed TO contain ffty-eight acres Of
land. he the same more or less. The unfivided half
appraised at 81 OBS 90. Terms Of sale made known on
the day OF sale. ~THE0D0CIA A. Sheldon,
Mar. 10, SOW. Guardian Of Laura L. Sheldon.
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DREAMSAND REALITIESIN THE

IL Life Of a Pastor and Teacher, BY the author Of
Rolling Ridge" The responsible positions OF the
pastor and the teacher are characterized by peculiar
trials, and these trials are well sketched in the volume
before US. The career OF the self sacrificing Castle
REACH Is by no means a solitary instance in the history
Of Christian pastors; and while his trials are faithfully
depicted, it is to be hoped that they will not deter bis
brethren from similar labors Of love. Many Of the
characters are sketehed from life, and are marked by a
fidelity not often attained by writer's Of fiction. Just
received at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-26

SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Importer
and Dealer in F0REIGN & DOMESTIC HARD
WARE, No. 50 Wood ST., between Diamond Alley and
4th ST., Pittsburg. Pa.
The subscriber is now opening a large and extensive
assortment Of Hardware, imported direct from the man
ufscturers, among which are Knives and Forks, Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Tea and Table Spoons.
Mill, Gross cut, Circular and other Saws, Grain and
Grass Scythes, AnviIs, Steel Locks, Hinges. Screws,
Chisels, Augurs, Planes, Files. Ccopers', Carpenters,
Cabinet, MillEright and other Mechanical tools, &c,
&c all Of which will be sold on moderate terms.
SAM'L. FA~HNEST0CK.
Pittsburr. Feb. %. Is56-om
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Office A. and n. L.R R. March I9 1o is;s EIssi'eh''
WARREN MARBLE SHOP sit,

w on Market Street, at the east end Of J. L. Van
GOrler's Brick Block, where may he found a choice as
sortment Of Italian and Vermont Marble, Tomb Stones.
Monuments, Spires and every thing in the Marble line
Of the test quality and finish, in the bestoF style.
All persons that are IN want Of anything in
the above line, will find it to their advantage to give
US a call and examine stock and prices before purchas
ing elsewbere. Call and see.
MAJ. 10 Sc. Iy. REEVES & WARREN.
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4 SHTABULA AND NEW LISBON

- Railroad-postPonemeni. Owing to the coDt.n-
ued deep snow, and unfavOrable weather, the Chief
Engineer has been unable TO complete the survey, To-
cation and estimates Of the south end Of the ! miles
heretofore advertised; and for tie purpose OF accom-
plishing this object. and giving Contractors an oppor-
tunity Of Examining The ground and stone quarries. the
time Of receiving proposals is extended to the 10th Of
April. 1856. at which time there will he a meeting Of
the Board. at the Office OF the A and n. J.. r. X Co.,
at Garfield. There will also be a meeting of the Board
at New Lisbon on the IItn OF April.
z. INVENTION, President.
Office A and n L y p Nfarcb 10 IE1c- o.
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TOR SALE.-One large dark bay
Il H0RSE-kind, sound and well broke-5 years
old Enquire Of dec s. ST. PONEBOY.
MELODEONS.-I am Just receiving
vi a few Of Carh trt's unequalled Melodsons. with
several valuable improvements. Call and see them.
does S. T. POMEROY.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed and qualified a.
Executor OF the Estate OF Austin @. Parker, late Of
Trumhull county, Ohio, deceased. A. W. IKE
BraceVille, March 10. ISJ6-3w-
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ subscriber has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the Estate Of Amos 7. Pslton, late Of
Trumbull county, deceased. ANCIL FELTON,.
Gustayus Mar. 10, ls56-3wF.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

~ COMING AGAIN-toyether with any number OF
elegant Pianos, NelodeOns, &c, daily arriving at 5. 7.
Pomeroy's Piano Ware Rooms, Liberty ST., Warren. o.
/ must again remind my friends that a good Piano
Forte ia the most substantial, sensible. and withal ac-
erptable Christmas or New Years gift which can be Sc
leeted. II any doubt IL. l respectfully refer them to
the Intended recipient OF the favor for esndrmation OF
my opinion. always sell a large number on or near
the holidays, and am glad 20 saw this year that / an
favored with an unusual speaking ahead" for instra-
menis. Those intending to go in, will do well to call
- soon "a possible.
nov IS ST. POMEROT.
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SECOND HANDED PIANOSl

have now on hand several Pianos, to rent at from
81 so to 81 per month. or for sale at SIS to $50. Call
soon or they will he gone. z.
Warren Eeh o. I~5c.
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NARDEN FARM FOR SALE

~ Having removed TO Youngstown, 1 offer for sale
my Garden Farm and r., sidence, one mile east of Var
rem, on the Vienna road, consisting Of Ten Acres Of
Land, with 4 Dwelling House. Barn and other improve
ments. About Z acres Of the land is cleared and under
good cultivation; the remainder is in timber and pas.
ture. The house is two stories. comprising rooms,
and an excellent cellar under the entire building. The
lot is well fenced, and conveniently situated in every
respect. The property will be sold low, and on easy
terms. Enquire Of the subscriber, at Youngstown, or
OF Hoffman d Rauih. Warren, o.
March 10, Is56-3t DUMARS.
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The Catholican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
fitted hut one-and that one, nothing will help.
Truly yours, MM.L LAIRD HAZLETT, D.,
New PHILADELPHIA, Ohio.
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ME STATE OF OHIO. TrumbuIl


he OIAIE UF UHlU, IIumUuH
K County, IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas
John Drza, adm = OF James Denills, deel Original ana
vs. supplsusntsi
Archibald Gruls and others. Petition.
Andrew Wyrick, Robert Wyrick, Samuel Wyriek
Rosanna Diley and Andrew Diley her husband. and
Sarah Bailey and Robert Bailey her husband, ara nstf
fed that on the 18th day Of March. 1854. the plaintiE.
as administrator OF James Denin, deceased. hled 4 -
tition in said court. showing in his hsndsa large aEcunt
Of surplus MONEY, the proceeds Of lands Of the dsesas-
ed. sold 10 ray debts, BY order ofeonrt, making deisz
dants to said petition, Michael WYrick and divers 0ths<
persons. and praying that they i~nterplead a. TO thsfr
right to said money; that since then said Michael NJ
rick has deceased, and the said plaintiff has died hs
supplemental petition making the above named VIVA
others. children Of said Wyrick, defendants, and ask
ing the same relief as to them. Said defendants Dust
answer by the 9th Saturday after the 9th day Of FsSr.r
b. default. SUTLIFF & FUTILE.
Feb y, Is56-es AttJ's for PIE.
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DIR. j. ID. ANARCHISTS
GEL ERRAT CATHOIICON
1T STANnS PRE-.


,v,on,. TT STANDS PRE-
HMMNlyW L eminent for its curative
k&#WVWM powers in all the diseases for
NE~%& which it is recommended ,uSn-
~ = ally called
~ FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
M2EM& or these are Prolapsus Uteri,
N/#efPSEM or falling Of the womb; Rluor
E4& ~NN Albus. or whites; Chronic In
I<<kM ANIMATION and liberation Of
AS&N the Womb: Incidental Hemor-
~ rhage, or Flooding; Painful,
~E4% Suppressed, & Irregular Men
NS situation, &c, with all their
~0 accompanying evils. Cancer
exceptedO no matter how Sc
we're or OF how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
pufs and misrepresentation, nor is it intended that
its present popularity shall be sustained by any medi-
um bat is merits and the appreciation oftae public.
REFERENCES.
The me iicine is now well known and appreciated,
and will have 4 steady and increasing sale | know q
ular complaints for which it is designed. ] am salts
fec. hy the use now making Of it in my own family, and
by almost every days evidence of its benefits to others
that it justly merits the Earmest recommendation its
E5B. PERKINS, NJ. D., Marietta, o.
The medicine is becoming very popular. and l think
will continue, as it has given relief in every Instance
THO. NEWMAN, NJ. D.. Nj. Vernon, Ind.
Prevail on medical men to adopt it in their practice;
and I have no fears OF the result. from what knowledge
1 have obtained personally Of the curative powers, l
wish the medicine kept here.
TIC. HAWKINS, NJ. D., Waynes5urg. Pa.
The Catholican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
htsed hut one-and that one, nothing will help.
Truly yours, WM. LAIRD HAZLETT, MD,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
1 must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which il is
recommended viz those OF female weakness, such as
Prolapsus Cteri, Fluor Albus, and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases Of irritation OF the
female organs. d. Y. F0OTE, u. D., Syracuse, NY.
The Claims Of this medicine TO the confidence Of the
public are strengthened by the fact Of its having re
ceiTed 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
lers OF commendasion, (see pamphlet sustaining all
that is claimed for il as a curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful Information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above disea-
ses, together with testimonials from ladies Of the high
est respectabiiity, as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, to all which the attention Of ladies and prac-
titiOners is respectfully invited, can be had gratis at
the store OF E. A. SMITH &c co, Druggists, Warren,
Ohio. J.. 3. ANARCHIST & co. Proprietors.
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, T. y.
Feb. 6, Is56-6n.
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E. b. PERKINs, N. D., Marietta, 0.

. I would be glad to have a further supply. as
The medicine is becoming very popular. and l think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
where properly taken
rho. NEWMAN, NJ. D.. Nj. Vernon, Ind.
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Prevail on medical men to adopt it in their practice;
and have no fears OF the result, from what knowledge
1 have obtained personally Of the curative powers, !
wish the medicine kept here.
TIC. HAWKINS, NJ. D., Waynes5urg, Pa.
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1 must say, from ny own experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which il is
viz those Of female weakness, such as
Prolapsus Cteri, Fluor Albus, and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases Of irritation OF the
female organs. d.. Y. F0OTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, NY.
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L County. IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John Draa, Adm'rofJane Dsnills, dse) Original anis
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sting thee twice." After once enduring
the misery of an attack of Fever and
Ague, would you submit second time
to similar inf1iction when the means OF
avoiding it can so readily be procured?
The above query is submitted to the
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Fever and Ague in any Of its forms, and
the remedy alluded to is that well known
preparation, Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure"
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revisit your pallid cheeks.
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Every performance will be as represented
in the Bills.

The entree into town will be observed by a
GRAND ORIENTAL PARADE,
arranged in the following order: 1st, the
BAND CHARIOT,
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TO | II Il SIC K
DR.. Tubbs' September Appointments,

A"oo0 10p10NlrcA appointments
nR. H. TUBBS, Analytical Physician, will
~ be in attendance at the Layton House,
Upper Sandusky, from Wednesday 4 O'Clock
P M. until Thursday 8 o'clock P. M. 3rd aifI
4th September. Bucyrus, Mccoy House FIJI
day and Saturday 5th and 9th September.
For Consultation upon all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels.
Kidneys, and Spleen; also Dropsy, Crawl
rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility, Dyspep-
sia, Female diseases, Ague and Fever. Fits.
Impurities of the blood, Eruptions, Cancers
Ulcers, and all other varieties of long standing
complaints, both external and internal
For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his
entire time to chronic diseases, treating thou
sands annually, many of whom had exhaust.
ed every other resource within reach I<->--
case are mineral or other poisons empIoTed
nor does he make sick to make we'll or teay
down to build up again. The medicine can be
taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exe1-
else. Many have recovered under the tleat
ment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope, the indisputable evidence of which
can always be furnished Invalids. however
reduced or desparing, are invited to call, ssnd
may I've assured that no encouragement will he
given, or expense incurred, without a CORES
ponding prospect of recovery
READ THE HOME EVIDENCE! .
ADAMS, Seneca Co., O., June, 1856.
DR.. Fl. TUBES, Sir:-You will remember INV
consulting you in April, 1854, with reference tt
adisease of the lungs from which had suffer
ed for about two years. 1t had steadily grown
upon me in spite of efforts made to check it
and l gradually became weaker and more ema
ciated. For some time before applying TO yo
l was much exhausted, and at that time SC
much so as to be overcome by little exertion
My cough was severe and tormented me nearl,
half the time. / eXpectorated a yellow matter
which at times was thrown up in large quan
titles. An oppression or feeling of suffocatior
in the chest with pain through the shoulders
caused me much suffering, and my hands AM
feet were nearly always cold NY rest at nigh
was much disturbed by the cough, and gar
ments often dripping with night-sweats II
this condition l called en- you at Tiffin, and oh
tanned some medicine. Unlike anything hat
before used, it soon produced change and il
two weeks was considerably better l con
tlnued your prescription, and improvement
went on until health and strength were restor
ed. Since then l have endured two seven
winters, and except the common effect of colds
my former symptoms have never returned =
My daughter and some of the neighbors hav
since taken treatment with decided advantao
and in one instance with a degree of success
truly surprising to all.
Yours truly
TI,Ixr Il A. n WITT