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Kansas Funds.

Those who have collected money in
this county, for the aid of the Kansas,
Settlers, are requested to forward the
funds to J. RsMoaLEY, Esq , in this town
by the eo:h day Of this month.
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Robert Moore. Amer. Adam, Asa W. fetitio1 for
Robert. Catherine & Wealthz SwaTtz coEveyaDes
weller, (~ehildrenJ 4 Margaret Swartz Of fznd. %.
weller. (Sid0Nl Of John ? S<artzEeE
ier-
The said AhnerrAsa w., Robert. catharipe. TeAitha
Ard Margaret Ssartzweiier, living out Of Ohis. soue-
where vest, are hereby notified that Cornelius Price.
plaintiH. has al q his petition in said court. alleging
that John P. SEartSwelleT Contracted to sell plaintiff
part OF lot ,, ia Hubbard. Trrmbuli Co. on The east side
thereof. ccntaihing 30 acres; As described Psnieulriy
in a deed recorded in Bool Al, pages go and fz7- Of
Trumhull Records. Also = small piece. part o. lea =
ADJOINING the above. containing one acre p rods. par
GcuIariy described in a deed recorded in book p. ps
zes 56T and sos. That plaintiff gave John ? his notes
aud toOk possession. that John p sold the notes to
Robert Moore, and gave Robert . mortgage deed Of
said land to SECURE the nOteA; that Margaret released
dover; that Robert Moore then gave plaintiff a contract
Tor said Ia nd. and agreed tonake him = good Warranty
deed; that said notes have been paid, but Robert moore
has not conveyed the land, and cannot convey itAs he
agreed, because the nominal title remained in John p
ana descended. on his death. 20 his said children. who
are mere naked trustees Of the title for plaintiff Plsin-
Tia prays specific performance Of said cDnrrscts aud
conveyance Of title and . decree that said willow and
heirs. and Rnber. Moore, make him good title IN f-e
simple. They are notified to answer the petition bT
the s7tft day Of March. A. D. 1856, or juSnneht and de-
ere viii be catered against AL tie defendants on their
dcfzult- HOFfMAN NAILtff
Feb. Il. 1891 Atry's for PiniBt.r-.
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.sr, TT STANDS PRE-
AMMWllIW, Il eminent for its curative
MWSMW powers in all the diseases for
EE~<~& which il is recommended, usu-
* II FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
@&2SRM$ or these are Prolapsus Uteri
MIA<F~(MM or falling OF the womb; fluor
E ~NN Albus, or whites; Chronic In
<>[M nammation and liberation Of
EAS&NM the Womb; Incidental IIemOr-
A4.fE.41EHE rhage, or Flooding Painful,
Suppressed.& Irregular Men
Azz1 situation, &c, with all their
~O accompanying evils. Cancer
excepted) no matter how Sc
we're or OF how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
pulls and misrepresentation. nor is It intended that
its present popularity shall he sustained by any neil
un but is merits an1 the appreciation ofthe public
REFERENCES.
The me iicine is now well known and appreciated,
and will have q steady and increasing sale. l know Of
no preparation that can compare with it for the partic-
ular complaints for which it IS designed. i am salts
fed. by the use now making Of it in my own nmily and
that it Justly merits the warmest Recommendation its
E.B. PERKINs, N. D., Marietta, o.
. I would he glad to have 4 further supply. rs
the medicine is becoming very popuhr. and l think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
RIO NEWMAN. N. D., NJ. Vernon, Ind.
Prevail on medlcAl men 10 adopS u II tneir praclces
and 1 have no fears Of the result, from what knoEiedge
I have obtained personally Of the curative powers, 1
wish the medicine kept here
TIC. HAWKINS, NJ D., Waynesiurg, Pa.
-
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.
Traly yours, HAZLETT Nd
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
1 must say, from ny own experience and personal
observation in my practice, il has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which 1t is
recommended, viz those o. female weakness, such as
Prohpsus Cteri, Eluor AIhus. and all irregular and
Painful menstruation. and diseases Of irritation % the
female organs. u. Y. F0OTE, ". D., Syracuse, NY.
The Ch:us Of this medicine to the confidence Of the
public are strengthened by the fact Of its having re
ceiyed the appreciation aud liberal patronage Of many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States. some Of whom have voluntarily given let
lers OF commenda.ion, (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 respectability, 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 L. A. SMITH q CO., Druggists. Warren,
Ohio. J.B. NARCUlSI & CO, Projectors,
Central Depot, 3e4 BroadE1y. Y.
Feb. 6, Is56-5n. 49,
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Cont ofCommon Pleas.

Court OF Common Pleas.
This court, Hon. Judge Day, presi-
ding, commenced its session in this
county on Tuesday the ! 1th inst. va
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The Weather.
Prosessor paH on fhe weather.

Professor A. L. C. DAY says that the
Spirits have informed him hat the win
ter win break up next week, with a heavy
rain and high water.
If the Professor had fixed the precise
day, it would have been more satisfac-
tory. Next week, is a little like the
almanac projections, the day before, or
day after.
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nor SALE.LOne new. well finish,

TOR SALE-.One new. well finished
Il Dwelling House, situate in Warren. on PrOspee
Street, upper part OF town-win be soil exceedingly
cheap for cash. a.. .rr-
Also, one House and Lot situate in Warren, on Wash
.ington Avenue. which will be sold for less than cost
House newly built. and sell designed for q small fam-
lily. Each OF the above dwellings are pie Isantly stu
aied in the healthiest part Of our village. Fer terms,
&C., enquire Of JOHN NJ STCLL, Agent.
Marren. March &. 1s56-3t&
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ID A. FAHNESTOCK q CO Corner of Wood and First SIS Pittsburgh. Pa.
D. Importer and Dealers in Drugs =nene,c %udcI,D H sun+P Prints. Lns~do hF nnhaA
Al Ohd-r anRWf oLwhk or Sk. Mauuhennesrf White Lead Req Lad@d LFnEr weh.sR
store, and hr for 1-a 90 ans White Leaf pAkHg sd 25 SO 10, ad 400 and S0p pound eh. sheh
We uannteloh efh ~aEmsu dty pea an Wu pHeih NY in Qushyz
living r~eTt partners In sew York d thfAayEhz to ke aduRhrd rfRa IN 1enAHeLs
sakd o sn Dn 81 &S-n for eh,m to pmHu e dekz. onn hvonbp tAsE Eaunj bbng
hGss
Mrn A FMIs st. ErgNs. NraAsdy AA EnsrA H. German. p sus AMI srhA aFeass-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-12
Rev. ]. PierDont

Rev J Pierpont,
VIII deliver his Poem entitled the
Golden Call. on Tuesday evening atsa-
lem, and on Wednesday evening a Po-
eiicsl Lecture, entitled the Pilgrims of
Plymouth.
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) hi. LLE a 20. DRUGGISTS.

Offer Tor sale in Panddsm suit Purchases aegghtsa sw@M Of fresh imported nngGS NED
NESTs. PATENT MEDICINES, WHITE LEAD. RED LEAD LIrHARGE and ZINC PAINT. nsshr rita
very es eHiaedn our hhed @Ss@ -. ,n- ,-.n rrs pm, ,~-c, r~y-a.
COUGH SYRUP. Pittsburgh. Jam SIN
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EOR SALE.-A House and Lot on
l. Vine Street, between Market and High Streets
Also, one on Market Street, near the corner Of Vine
and Market. Price low, aud terms easy. Inquire OF
Warrrn. March 5. c. A. ADAMS.
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Clinton Line r r. COMPANY.

SH-n 0AnCNS H.
We are informed that Hon. Van R.
Humphrey has been elected President
Of this company. The Judge will pre-
side over its business with as much Dig
nifty, ability, and good humor as any
other man they could have selected.
Report says that strenuous efforts have
been made by capitalists in Cleveland
and Tifin 10 induce the Clinton R. R.
company to abandon those sections of
their read between the Mahoning R. R.
and the c. C. & c. Rail Road, and run
through Cleveland on the Mahoning and
c. C. d C. roads, thereby avoiding the
heavy work, which must be done on
those sections, and materially lessen the
expense. This project, we suppose is
killed by the election of Judge Humph-
rey. Had il BEEN carried out, (if il evet
existed, which is a query, in our minds,)
ii would have added to the business of
the C. C. d C. and the Mahoning roads,
but would have made something else
than an air line of the Clinton.
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.ALENTINESI Merchants and 9TH

VALENTINES Merchants and 9TH
rrs doing business through the country are re-
specially informed that / Am now prepared to furnish
every variety and style Of Valentines, this coming sea
son by the single one, 6otsa or gross. on eSstEississ
Or otkerpisc, as it may SEit. Those Who favored rs
last year, we trust will not only renew, hut largely in
crease their orders. And those who are strangers to
us,.we would say, call, tor We know We can do you good
inthe valentine trade, At our o. stand. tie NEW DIRK
BOOK STORE. Warren. Feb. 9. 1856
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-12

This article having been we'll known and extensively
used for many years, has gained for Itself a name and
reputation exeelled by no other now in use.
IL has iired through aad triamDked 0ver all 0Pp0-
-~siiiOH. The reason is plain. it has merit beyond ail
others in its way, and as it beeones more widely known,
il is appreciated by . discerning public.
II Is 4 fact we'll known ia medical science. that the
conbined influence OF several Ingredients in certain
cannot be attained by the same Ingredients sepaktely
or in different combinations. So with this compound
The chemical a~finities which are brough, 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
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-12
ONE OF THE BEST REMEDIES,

ONE OF THE BEST
For Coughs, Colds, Founder aad Heaves. Thick and
Broken Wind, Distemper, Hide-hound, Loss Of Ape
tite, Inward Strain, YeIlow-water, Fatigue from hard
exercise, stiff complaint. inflammation OF the lungs and
kidneys, chest founder. farcy and fevers. 1t carries
of all gross humors in its action, and prevents horses
from becoming stin or laundering. and
PCRIFIES THE BLOOD,
From the disorders Of which so many fatal diseases are
generated.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
What his been done, can be agIin. Numerous per
sons can be referred to. who. by the timely use Of this
Powder. have saved the lives Of valuable animals, when
all other remedies had entirely failed The
MANY W0NDERgUL CURES
II has performed on the lower animals. prove conclu-
sively that it is endowed with curative powersn not found
in other preparations, which has established its claims
to general confidence. This preparation. known as
L. A SMITHS CONDITION POWDER,
Has been prepared with an aim and desire to supply
the public with q safer. surer and every way superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle, to any that has been
known before. 1t contains peculiarities and proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally Of veg
eiable 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 full directions
accompanying them. In order to place it within the
means Of all, who desire to avail themselves Of its ben
ehts. IL is sold at the low price Of 25 cents per package.
Try IL aud IL riIf ree0zmsRd Itself.
PREPARED and sold by T.. A. SMITH L co
Druggists, Warren, Ohio.
Sold also by P. Edwards. Canheld; John Campbell,
Newton Falls; Gilbert & Morris, Girard; Brigdon 4
Rnggles, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, kinsman. and
by Dealers generally. feb2O-y
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TAYLOR, DICKSON. GRAVES & Co..
Successors TO Bates, Taylor & Co..
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers ia
CT H N G.,
Numbers % aud IS Dey Street,
NEW YORK.
T. D., e reg t.
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. . I would he glad to have 4 further supply. rs
the medicine is becoming very popuhr. and l think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
where properly taken,
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN Yankcs

i ALITTLE MORE CIDER
Thunderisz Big Country. Fairy Dell, &c &c &C.
Over e teen hundred pieces Of new Sheet Music, and a
splendid coll -etion- Of Songs. espeeiany-iust opened
Il Aham's BOOK and Music store. l
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THE sTArE on OHIO. TrumbuR

Il Nounty- IN Inc Cout OF Vonmon FIcaa-
Cornelius Triee, Plaintiff,
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Robert Moore. Amer. Adam. Asa W.
Robert. Catherine & Wealtha Swartz ,
weller, (ehildrenJ 4 Margaret Swarzs
weller. (sid0El Of John ? S<artzEel-
L.
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Prevail on medical men to adopt it in their practice;
and have no fears Of the result, from what knoEiedge
I have obtained personally Of the curative powers, 1
wish the medicine kept here.
TIC. HAWKINS, NJ. D., Wayneshurg, Pa
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The Catholiean 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.
TruIy yours, WA. LAIRD AZLETT, ND.
New PHILADELPHIA, Ohio.
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1 must say, from ny own experience and personal
observation in my practice, il has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which II is
recommended, viz those Of female weakness, such as
Prohpsus Cteri, Eluor AIhus. and all irregular and
painful menstruation. and diseases Of irritation OF the
female organs. D. Y. FOOTE, NJ D., Syracuse, Ny.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-01
[Ffom the Musical Review and Gazette.
THE COUNTRY sINGINC-SCHoOL

Let US step in moment. II is the district
sehool-house. You may easily know that, by
The benches hacked and linked with aspiring in
iIials, and the general aspect Of Inconvenience
that perades the precincts.
1t is seven o'clock P, NJ. Tallow lumina-
ries on wooden pedesials flicker on The window
sills, while more imposing column Of sperm
lights up the desk in front, BY il stands the
Polyhymnian professor, little, wiry man,
with bald sineipui and shining face. He has
taught the snging-sehool in this same place for
a score Of years, at least, With hickory
ferule for his baton, and fddle-bow under his
len arm as badge of authority, he TaPs to or
der. The chaos Of voices is hushed, The
school begins.
Ii is rather amusing TO see how different
people sing, There is the leading soprano, in
tie front seat She evidently supposes herself
To be the prima dona Of the evening. And as
The full chorus dies away for a measure Of rest,
she assumes 10 herselfa supernuous semibreye,
10 order that her vocal powers may be daily no.
tced and appreciated. Alas for her appar-
emily inexhaustbe wealth Of breath, after an
unusually protracled effort, her voice suddcnly
becomes bankrupt, and her eraiuilous solo ends
like a juvenile ROSTERS inciPienl attempt at
song.
a little to the right sits tho leading alto
You know her TO DO such, because in all duets
she accompanies the leading soprano. Bu, she
does her part in very modest, unassuming
way. She takes no airs upon herself, These
belong exclusively to the soprano. She is ey-
identity conscious Of being The lesser lnmnary,
and makes no effort TO outshine the inlenser
brilliancy of her companion. But we strange
ly always like the looks Of the moon better
than Of the sun. And, no loss strangely, the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-01

,,biIs loolio,, nm bis r,,,,y r-,r,o 900 d;s.oyo,
ed lie, ,ho can,,. az IN. oi.o., ~. ,od,o,.d
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should ro,bo, he rcnndod ,,,, .n1 ,,o,,ho,,n,
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far him a. IorI Fr.l;no orsors,d "a. ds,roo
of ,vG,l reverence y Ue ,ro,o .,o,d ,,,,h
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said !, vas beco,so ..,ho man u,s mai a. ,he
suo,d and no, ,he s.ord Cor ,he man ;.
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and had n g,ea, de,l IN A., b., ,ool ,ir,s amid
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A rIRsT-RATE LOVE STORY.

1t is our taste 10 have things of this kind
Gone something in this way.
Annie had arrived at the mature age Of (du
not start, reader.) twnniy-seven, and yet in a
state of single blessedness. Somehow or 9th
er, she had not even fallen in love as vet
Had she no offers = What simple question
Did you ever know half million of dollars 10
go begging Offers Yes, scores of Them.
Ii may be accounted as one Of her oddities,
perhaps, but whenever the subject happened to
be touched upon by her father, Annie would
her for herself, and she must have assurance Of
this, and how could she in her present posiiionl
Thus matters stood, when Annie was led TO
form and execute what will appear a very
strange resolution but she she was a reso ute
girl. We must now go back six years.
One dark, rainy morning in November, as
our old friend was looking composedly at tho
cheerful FIRE in the CRATE Of his eountiug-room
really indulgng in some serious reflections on
the past and future, the far future, too, gem
ileman presented himself and inquired for Mr.
Bremen. The old gentleman uttered not
word, but merely bowed. There was that in
his looks which said, Il am he
The stranger might have been some thirty
years OF so of age. lie was dressed in black
mourning weed was on his hat, and there
was something in his appearance which seemed
to indicate that his friend whose loss he de-
plored had recently departed. The letter of
introduction which he presented to Mr.. b.,
was quickly, yet carefully perused, and as il
was somewhat unique, we shall take the hber-
ty of submitting It TO the inspection of the
reader
'---, II mo-, I9--.
Friend Paul-This will introduce to the
friend Charles Copeland. He has come to thy
cily 10 pursuit of business. ! have known him
from a youth up. Thou mayest depend upon
him for aught he can do, and shall not lean as
on broken reed. If thou cansl do anything
for him thou mayest peradyenture benefit thy
self and cause to rejoice,
Thy former and present friend,
Micah LOOMS
1T is not every one who can get old Micah
Loomis' endorsement on his scharacler,' said
Paul Bremen 10 himself, as he folded up the
letter of well known associate offormer days.
'Old Micah is good for quarter Of a million,
or for anything else--ii will dol want him
getting old, business incTeasine--mnst have
mere help--now as well as any time
The old gentleman looked at all this as he
stood gazing in perfect silence on the man be-
foue him AT length he opened his lips.
Mr.. Copeland, you know all about bouks =
Il have had some few years experience
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. @. w. HORTON, respectfully in
~ forms the inhabitants Of Brattleboro that he
intends establishing himself for the practice Of
Physe and Surgery in this vicinity, hoping to re-
eeiye share Of public patronage, Taking rooms
ut the Revere Home.
~ Office opposite the Post Office.
Brattleboro, VT, July 10, 1855. tf24
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POETRY.

-, =
Inc ioilo"ihg O0e WIS written ior the Nelebra'
ion OF Washington's Birth Day, at Boston on
Friday Of last week. by Oliver Wendell Holmes
-,
welcome to the day returning,
While the torch Of Faith Is burning.
Long as Freedoms altars glow
See the Hero that IL gave us
Slumbcrine ON n mothers breast
For the arm he stretched 10 save us
BE lis morn forever blest
lear INC tals OF youthful glory,
Friend and foe rencat the story
Snrcad his fame o,er soa and land
Where the red cross. proudly streaming.
Flans above the frigate's deek
Where the golden lilies. cleaning.
Star the watch towers nj Ouebec
Look The shadow on the dial
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PARRY Coon EATiSe.-The Church in
Ellington few years ago was earnest in the
matter of reform, aud banished all drinkers of
strong liquors from its communion. Old Dea-
con Manlon had lived ihreescore years, taking
his bilters three times day, but he could no,
resist the pressure of the times he submitted
to the new measure, and resigned his fayorile
beverage without woEd, but not without a
groan. Next came the crusade against tea and
coffee, and as the Deacon was never very fond
of them, he yielded them more readily, and in
deed rather made virtue Of taking the lead.
But when new preacher came il, and lifted
up his voice like trumpet against the use Of
tobacco, Deacon Manion felt called upon 10
take stand against the radicaIism of the
church. He had chewed The weed fury years,
aud loved it too well to give il up without a
struggle. At the church meeting he said, IN
tell you what it is, brethren ; when you went
agin speriiuous likers | went agin EN-, too,
and slore-iea, and coffee, and oil them sort Of
things but now | say, you take rale good 10
bakker, and It's trhat IeaR pretty good eoiia,'
and ain'i going 10 quit H. Aud he stuck
to il. The most of The mae brethren we're Of
the Deaeons mind, and The ladyToforners had
10 give in.
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MISCELLANY.


BEING AN APPENDIX TO TIE cusTIs RrcoLLFc-
TIons. AND PRIVATE MEMOIRS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-01
mUsICl mUsICi

VNHE "BRATTLEBoRo c0RNET BAND'' are
IL prepared to furnish Music on all occasions, Of
the latest and most popular character. Address
J. y. srEEN, Clerk. or
CHAs. G. ELLIS. Leader,
Brattleboro, june goth, 1855. 81