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The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
EHRINATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
ID STITUTE.-Dr. L. j. CZapkay has nplned hi

EHRlVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
Il STITUTE.-Dr l.. j. Czapkay has opened his
Institute for the cure Of all forms of private dis
ease -- such as Syphilis, GonorhGa. Nocturnal
Emissions. and all the consequences Of selabuse
In the first stages of Syphilitic or GonorrlGa
diseases. he guarantees cure in few days, with
out Inconvenience to the patient, or hndrance to
his business. When a patient by neglect or I'M
proper treatment, has developed the secondary
symptoms Of syphilis, such as buboes or painful
swellings on the groins ulcers in the throat or
nose. which if not checked destroy the soft parts
and cause the bones to mOrtify separate and come
away, leaving the sufferer an Object hideous to
behold; or when splotches and pmples break out
upon the skin, or when he has painful swellInsS
upon the bones or when his constitution is IN
Jured so as to predispose to consumption or olDef
constitutional disease. the Doctor guaTanteesa
cure or arks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic or acute; in DIS
ENTERI or DlARRHGA, he has safe and efec'
tual remedies. For the treatment of the conSe'
quences of self-abuse. such as nocturnal emissions
nervousness, timidty. headache. pains in the back
and limbs, with general weakness loss OF appe-
titc, loss of memory injury to the sight. restless
ness, confusion Of ideas. dislike for society, ana
feeling of wcarncss of life; with the nervous sys-
TEN so eXcitable that slight noises shock or staTue
the patient, making his existence miserable. foi
the above maladCs the Doctor will guarantee"
cure or ask no compensation. He can be consu!,
ed free of charge, and invites all to CALL as IL VIII
cost them nothing, and may be much to t1eh au.
vantage. His Offices are Nos 3 and ArmoIy
Hall. corner of Sacramento and Montgomery s'''
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
DIR. J. @. Xoung's
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
DR.. j. Z. Young is the pioneer

~ DR.. j. {. 7 OWng is the DiOGleer
advertising Physician in California. and the only
one that has received collegiate education, and
consequently the only one competent to treat dis
ease of any kind. Come one, come all and trust
to no advertising physician but DR.. j. G. Young.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
SACRAMENTO. May Is. 1855.

SACRAMENTO, May 10. I6jj.
DEAR SIR-Such is the thanktulness feel for
the preservation of my health of both body and
mind. and believe of my life, that | hope will
not be considered intrusive in rendering my
thankful acknowledgements for restoring me 10
health. and making my life boon worth preserv
inc. when it had become a burthen too great for
me TO bear Victim as | was to vice that had un-
dermncd my constitution, and developed train
of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility,
self.distrust dizziness love of solitude. loss Of
memory and want of resolution. besides loss Of
strength and energy, which had made my waking
moments wretched and my sleep unreireshing,
and was fast bringing me to the grave; but thanks
to vol,r skill I am restored to health, vigOr and
energy. Hoping to guide others whore they may
get relief, You have my permission to make this
public Yours, respectfully.
LEONARD WAITE
To IN + I CzApKAY San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
To DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY, San Francisco.


Ea7+ 81 EKNAT UhNTTUH OF 1.0CdT " CdN1TTS7
Nervous Debility. Low Spirits. Lassitude
Weakness of the Limbs and Back. Indisposton
and Incapabilty for Labor and Study, Dullness
of Apprehension. Loss OF Memory Aversion to
Society. Love of Solitude, Timidty. SetDistrust
Dizziness. Headache, Involuntary Discharges
Pains in the Side, Affections Of the Eyes. Pimplcs
on the Face. Sexual and other infrmities in man.
are cured without fail hy the justly celebrated
Physician and Surgeon, l.. }. CZAPkA1. His
method of curing diseases is new, unknown to
others.) and hence his great success All consul
tations by letter or otherwise free
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, N. D., San Francisco,
California.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
The Greatest Discovery Of the Ace.

GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND -1NN0-
VI CENT. But POTENT!-Dr. l.. J. Czapkay's
Prohilactcum, (self-disinfecting agent) a slne
preventive against eonorrhma and syphilitic dis
eases and an unsurpassed remedy for all yenoral,
scrofulious, gangrcnOus and cancerous ulcers. iG-
It'd discharges from vagina, uterus and urcthra,
and all cutancous crUptions and diseases. AS
innoculaton is a preventive against small poy,
so is DR.. l.. J. CzapEay's Prophilactcum a pre-
ventive against siphilitlcal and gonorrhGa DIS
cases. harmless in itself, it possesses the power
of chemically destroying the syphilitic virus, and
thereby saving thousands from being infected by
the most loathsOme Of all diseases. Let no young
man who appreciates health be without DR.. Cap
kay's Prophactcum. 1t is in very convenient
packages, and will be found convenient to use
being used as a soap.
1t has been administered by the Doctor in many
thousand cases, and has yet to find the first In
which it has failed to subserve the purpose for
which it was administered Price So. Full d.
rections are attached to each package. In cases
where the Phrophilacticum is used as curative
DR.. l.. j. CZapkay will furnish gratis prescnp
tion for his Blood Purifier
All communications from the country addressed
only to Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco will be
strictly and confdentially attended to. and the
Remedies, with the greatest care and secrecy I'M
mediately dispatched, by Express. or other CON
veyancc, to their destination. DR.. l.. j. Czapkay
Prophilactcum is sold Nos. and 4 Armory Hall
Building. corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
streets. San Francisco. Oct 6 my
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Resolved, That our delegates be, and they are
hereby instructed to supporl no man for President
or Vice President of the United States who is not
sound national democrat, in favor of preserving
the Union at all hazards, and of protecting the
Constitution against all assaults, coming from
whatsoever quarter they may.
ReSolued That in future State Conventions of
the Democratic party, no proxies shall be admit
ted, unless the same are residents of the county
they claim to represent, and are endorsed by the
regular delegates from such counties.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
Disastrous Fire


On Friday morning, about one o'clock, the
carriage mandatory of E. K. WsELL, on the
west side of the river. was discovered to be on
fire. When first seen, the famesh had made strong
Roadway. and before the engines could be brought
to the spot and get into operation, the fire had
30 far obtained the master. that it was impossible
to check it until the wood, blacksmith and paint
shops were entirely, and Mr.. VS. dwelling
house partially consumed The large new wood
shop, the frame of which was just raised, and
partly rooted, was also SO badly burned as to be
useless.
and their e~xertions alone saved all the buildings
on that side OF the street, below the first cruss
street, from sharing the same fate.
Occurring as the fire did, at Il late hour in the
night, and at such a distance from the engine
houses. the great difieultyo of getting the engines
or the hose back of the buildings to the canal
for water, the combustible character Of the build
ings, and their nearness to each other, the only
wonder is, that no more damage was done.
Mr.. WIsELLs carriage warehouse, in which
was q considerable quantity Of finished work,
was saved. his loss, he computes at about
$1,000. Insured about $4,000. The lossis a Sc
we're one. but with his usual energy and perse-
veranee, Mr.. W. has already set ABOUT making
preparations to rebuild his establishment, and
we hope that before a year shall have passed. it
will be completed, in d better manner, and on q
more extensive scale than before, and be in still
more successful operation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
Durham Cattle.

Messrs. r. H. WALKER & SoS and J. W. Pow
Frs. have brought from Kentucky, another lot OF
Durhams, the largest 70head.) and finest which
they have yet purchased, which they are Offering
At private sale. Theiracquaintances in Kentucky,
their large operations, and their experience in
the business, gives them peculiar advantages
over single individuals going there to purchase
small lots. This lot consists of cows from 8 tc
6 years old. and a few pairs of fine steers, from
l to , Years old. Those who wish to raise stock,
which will not only be a credit to their owners,
but prove profitable as an investment, should
call on the gentlemen, at Churchill lcentre Of
Liberty and examine for themselves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
Public Lectures.

st a meeting held by the citizens of this place,
at the High School Hall, on Friday evening
last, joan HurcHxs, Esq, was chosen Chair
nan, and C. A. ADAMS, Secretary. The follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResoLred, That the interests of this community,
especially of the young, would be promoted by a
course OF public lectures, to be delivered the en-
suing winter.
Resided, That a business committee of FIVE be
appointed to correspond with, and procure speak
ers, and take such Others measures rs they might
deem necessary to accomplish this end.
The following gentlemen were appointed to
serve on this committee Hon. !. l. FULLER, J
D.. Cox, J. HARMON, Z. A. SMITH, c. A. ADAMS.
1t was recommended by the meeting that the
committee should procure at least four popular
Lecturers from abroad, who shall deliver one lee
ture each, in the course of the winter, and that
Il small fee should be charged for admission
That other gentlemen in this vicinity should be
invited TO deliver lectures, without any other
compensation than p~ayIngtheir travelling expen-
ses, to which lectures the admission should be
free. That the committee should endeavor to
make such arrangements that one lecture shall
be given in each week.
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Sad

Some two weeks since. GEORGE TRmBLE, q
young man employed by Mr.. C@oyovER, of Sharon.
to drive his hack between that town and this, in
an affray with GEORGE BAERIBAL, of this town
received a blow with a glass bottle. TRIxBLE
died a day or two since, as 1t is supposed, from
the effects of the blow. BARRIBAL was held to
bail in the sum of $500, a day or two after the
affray. Since the death Of TaMBIE his bail
has been raised to $500. Monday was ap-
pointed for the trial, but it was continued TN
al to-day, on account of the absence of witness
c. When the Investigation is concluded, We
will report further
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
WrATSON'S TEN DOLLAR PAT

I'M II VIII INN NNNWINL. SLlte
and County Rights for u ing and vending this highly
valuable invent on can lie scared by application to
TIL subscriber.
This invention is one Of the most complete ard use
fui Labor saving Improvements OF the age; capable Of
doing ten I mes as much work as can he done by hand,
Il. 4 Of doing it IL a superior manner
The low price OF ten dollars, at which they are re-
tailed. viii place them within
THeredch Of GiaOsf >uery Family and SeGmStrcss
throughout I = Union. and will enable purchasers Of
rights 10 whom machines are furnished NJ = tarid Of
prices that will secure 10 them a profit Of one hundred
yer cent? TO realize for their investment and labor.
the highest and most satisfactory enumeration.
Rights will he placed within the re- h uf livery en-.
ter rising business nan. and upon si'h crns As viii
insure succsss. and render their / sses ron a SURE.
really ard csnstaat source Of profit uri4s the cOntia-
uaT &C Of the patent
For iurther information, inquire in person or by
mail Of JOHNSON * WHITE.
Par.or 81, American House, Cleveland o.
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Sale of Stock.

We learn that Mr.. SETH A. Bushnell, of Hart
ford, Trumbnll county, o, has sold the follow.
ing stock reeently:-Jack, Brutus, to Thomas S
Webb. Esq, of Aassillon. A Durham COW, and
heifer calf, from Hubbaek. to D. Everest, Esq.
Of Maple, IOnia county, Mich. Also a South.
down buck and 3 ewes to John Goes, of CIeve.
land. While Mr.. B. was at the State Fair, b,
had, upon his farm. one Outhdown sheep killed
and another badly injured by dog5-the killed
ole he valued at S20-Ohio F1rmer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
CIrRK,s OFr,ct Warren- Nov . n

CLERK's OFFICE, Warren, Nov. :, 1856.
The State OF OHIO, Trumbuli County.
I, Almon D Webb. Clerk of the Court of Com
= on Pleas, within and for said county, hereby
certify that the above is a tru- copy of the report
of the Grand Jury in relation to the condition oi
the County Jail, as taken from the Journal of said
court. ALHoS D. WEBB, Clerk.
We do not know how often our County Jail
has been presented as a nuisance 10y the Grand
Jury, but We do know thatit has frequently 5eer
done, and we hope our Commissioner will soou
move in this mattyr, in such a manner as to obvi
ate the necessity of another such pres NATION.
We have no doubt that the condition of our
Jail has been a serious obstacle to the punishment
of offenders in this county. To e%onfinea person
in it for any length of time, is a violation of the
common law of humanity; therefore bail has of.
ten been SO reduced, that Z person could prUcurs
1t, when otherwise he would have been commit
ted, and punishment probably awarded him
But in many instances bonds have been forfeit
ed, and the culprit gone UNPUBLISHED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
Teachers Association.

School Teachers, Directors and others p%articu-
larry interested in the cause of common school
education, in Warren and adjacent townships,
are requested to meet at the High School room,
in Warren, on Saturday, November 9Th, 1856,
O'Clock P. N. The object of the meeting will
be to organize a joint township Teachers Asso-
citation, appoint delegates to the State Associa-
ton, and to adopt some general plan for fur
thering the cause of education in our part of the
county. Teachers of both sexes are urgently re-
quested to attend. JAMES MARVIN,
For many Teachers.
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Desirable Residence for sala.

We snow of no more desirable residence, for a
small family, at present for sale in this town
than the late residence Of Mr.. GEORGE A. CasE
deceased. til well built, conveniently arranged
pleasantly located and the lot is very large, con.
tanning some five acres of land. 1t is in the out.
skirts of the town, but not too far from the cen.
TIRE to make it ineonvenient for a man doing bu.
siness in any part of it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
Eggs-celled

The chickens in this vicinity, have become
quite eggs-cited by the fact that the Cleveland
Herald office contained a larger egg than ours,
Tor that paper told the largest story and one OF
them has been doing an eggs-tensiTe business
We eggs-hort them to persevere. Mr.. ROBERTS
note. with the egg accompanied it, places an
eggs-inguisher upon the former stories. lin
weight-) He says:
81 send you an egg that was laid by one of
my premium DOrkings, that measures 81 inches
in circumference the short way, and 755 inches
the long way, and weighs ! ounce more than 4
more than q quarter of a POUND. This is half an
ounce heavier than the Herald mans.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

II For identifying the Complexion. removing Tan
and PimPles from the face. for Shaving. for Cleansing
the Teeth. for the Toilet. and the Nursery, and Tor Bath
ing, II ; merits stand ulriyailvo."
E-A. SMITH & Co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

gothic.
Tx oct. Lnuis XIV STYLE. This il without ercep-
ton the hest Piano that | know Of in the state Of ohio
The case Is heavy and rich. and the tone I consid' 7
far superior to any among 40 rianos that ! have
bought ard sohI in the last : years. / have on hand
eight second handed Pianos. which viii he sold az very
low rates. ) me Of them are very cool toned and
will 10 good service for wears. Mel0deuus OF various
STYLES ANT r ces. Also J r ! chslp GuitITs one good
Bass Nsol. DC. &c, Sheet Music. Music BOOKS &c. in
great variety. Terms cash. or approved paper on in
terest. ReuIemhe that those who call first will have
the hest chance 20 he exactly shifted. II those who in
tend 10 purchase. delay until such instruments as they
va! t are sold they must blame themselves aicn-- In
Offering Thus the last stock Of instruments l shall ever
bring to dis place. / take occasion 20 thank every one
who has iatr nized me NJ all; So those who have main
festej an interest ia sustaining 4 good music store in
the place, and IN my enleavors to advance the stand
ard of musical attainment in Warren. [ tender my sin.
cere and heartfelt acknowledgements: and when I
compare the p'ace in a musical sense nov with what il
VAS four var ago. l can Tut think that NY endeayOrs
have not been entirely futile.
In regard to the Pianos I have said in this region
| have taken uuweried pains to bring none but the
wy hest instruments 7 could frd. AMI /. although there
are some eauuties IN this State that have more Planes,
il cannot be said Of any other county that there is h Ird
~ a poor Piano in II. That my patrons in this an I ad'
Joining coanti-s may continue TO he as well satisfied
as they at present, without exception. seem to he, is
my sincere wish. s. 7 PoMERCY.
Oct. -, ls56. .
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9eme gnttligcnte.
Court Matters

SOu4s oIeNA
The Court of Common Pleas closed its octo-
Der term Saturday last. after a session of five
DAYS. But three cases were tried, as follows: c.
". Herrick VS.. John WILDER, ct al suit for work
done on sub contract on Clinton Air Line Rail
road. Verdict for Plaintiff $50 IL. W. R Far
mers' Insurance Co, VS.. Draton Andrews & Co.
suit to collect assessment. Verdict for Plaintiff
SIC. Same Company vs. Pound and Butts. Tri-
al to court; Judgment for plaintiff. $50 65-
The Prosecuting Attorney entered nOAe prose
on in the following cases: State vs.. Kellogg
THAR, grand larceny; State vs. Stebbins, Halves
and Mcwhinney. robbery State vs.. Arthur
Burns, assault with intent to commit rape.
True bills were returned by the Grand Jury in
the following cases, which may continue till the
next term of court State VS. VIM. P. Van Cor
der, horse stealing; State vs.. John Probst, grand
larceny; State vs.. John Mallory, grand larceny;
State vs.. Robert and Harry Anderson, arson.
The following eases were dismissed. the Grand
jury not finding true bills: State VS.. Porter and
Richardson. passing counterfeit money State
vs.. Henry Williams, grand larceny State VS.
CdIdu am Ai1SSuNAg ONAS"
Sixty-seven foreigners were naturalized, about
half of whom, it is thought, were for Buchanan
and about halffor Fremont.
The Grand Jury made the following report in
regard to the condition of our County Jail:
TO the Honorable Court Of Common Pleas
The undersigned. Grand Jurors, duly empan-
nelled and sworn as the Grand Jury for Trum-
huli oouutt- ~ tho natnf.ar t.YTPa nF said a..,r%
d. Io56, would respectfully present to said court.
that they have IN the conrse of their duties as
given them in charge by the court at said term,
visited and examined the condition of the COun-
tyJal, nd thatthey hav. ,Vun such examination,
sausned themselves that said jail is kept by the
present jailer in as good condition as is possible
under existing circumstances. But they would
present and report thai said Jail is, IN itself,
wholly unfit for Use in the commitment of prs
oners, lnasmuch as the apartments and cells used
for such purpose are necessarily dark, damp and
unwholesome; that in Its present situation and
arrangement, 1t Is impossible to procure proper
ventilation and CLEANLINESS, aId that any pro-
tracted confinement in 1t must be dangerously
and permanently injurious to the health of prIS-
cners. We believe that its accommodations are
not such as every civilized community is bound
in common humanity to rUvide for the decent
and healFhful safekeepIng OF offenders, aS1 that
Tile JAN US II eAIsts, Is 4 rel rEaeh upon uie Coun-
ty; and We requsst this report TO be presented to
the CounCy Commissioners, and to be published
IN the county papers. All of which is respect
fully submitted and presented
Richard Iddings. Eli ". Bushnell,
Samuel Elwell, John Eckman,
Thomas Gilmore, S. w. Kimball,
James lard, Abner Rush,
Reno W jackson, He Williamson.
Ira b. Mackey, John Lander,
Thomas bushnell, L RathUun.
Porter Barnes-
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CTRAYED.-From the subscriber,
~ living in the borough Of Sharon, Mercer county,
Pa, on the 9Th inst Two Mare Milestone Is hands
high and the other II shod all round, work mules.
and color black. A reasonable reward will he paid
for information where | may get them
WILLIAM TURNER.
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FREMONT 4 DAYTON.-We have

l. a cheap edition for the pocket, containing their
lives. with 4 beautiful steel portrait Of each.-also the
Declaration Of Independent e and the Constitution oi
the United States. Price Is cents at ADAMS.
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EMPLOYMENT

4 GENTS, (either travelling or local, J
"a for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS, are re-
quested to send, DELAY. their address to
the undersigned. and they will be furnished with a ba-
siness which viii yield them from lVO to 200 per cent.
profit. They will please state what Newspaper or Pc
riodicals they have canvassed for Persons who have
not hitherto acted as agents, but who would like to en-
gage as such, will also please send their names, Post
office address. County and State. Sritten plainly.
RIGHr MASON & ~.
sep23-3m NEW YORK.
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sheris's oGce. Warren. Oct.
NHERIFF-S SAIL


Levi IyT IT and Wlel D Vrfce OF 2 viz OF
vs.. YeEcitiOnt exponaS. is
Horace Burt. sued out r tbs Court 81
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio, to me direct
ed and delivered, I have levied on and shall EXPOSE Il
Public Sale. on Saturday. the s9th day Of November
A d 1856. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ, and 4
o'clock 2 NJ, Of said day. thsfOlOWing described Real
Estate: situate in the township Of Fowler. Trunbull
county, Ohio. bounded and described a. follows, ts
wit: on the south by lands OF EbeneEer isarnes' helm
and Egbert Forward: on the west hy lands Of Rredes-
lex Hall and William RutledGe; on the norTh By lknds
OF Alnon Trip; ard on the east by the highway run
ming north and south. and lands Of Sgbert Forward.
supposed - contain about 30 acres Of land; TO be sOI9
at the suit Of Levi Tyrrell and vile in the Abovs emit.
tied cause. Appraised NJ thirty two dollars per ae-s.
ISIS. OO1 II. r. HARMON. ShertG.
Sheriff Office, Warren. Oct. %, I~556-5w-275.
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4 LARGE variety OF Saddlers Tools.
~ such as Splitting Draw Gauges, Harness Rowell
Knives, Compass Founders, &c, at
d II pATCU-S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

S. S. Cox, Esq. the Representative
in Congress elect from the Columbus
district, is lying severely i'll with a fever.
His recovery is somewhat in doubt.
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Washington Union Insurance Company.

"o0 OOA1pdHy-
See advertisement of the Farmers Department
of this company, in another column. The name
of is President, GEO. MYGArr, Esq, is a sufi.
cient guarantee of its soundness. 1t has been in
operation a number of years, and never yet mad.
an assessment.
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Notice.

INUI1CCs
The North Eastern Association of the P. E..
Church will hold their next session in Christ
Church" Warren, on Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst. Services will commence at I O'Clock.