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T N IA A "A II o N
DIR. C. HOWARD MARSHALL,

This is all owing to his wonderful Discovery
Of the true of the above Diseases and the means
of curing them to a certainty.
In which there are but Seven Organs de-
ranged, producing Twelve Direct Diseases, and hun
dred combinations of disorders all utterly incurabe by
any other person than himself
DR.. Marshall has found by years of Minute
and Scientific investigation, why he is the only person
able these Twelve Terrible Diseases 1t is because
he Harmonlousy treats diseases of the Head, Lungs
Heart, Stomach Liver, Bowels Skin, Sympathetic
whole in which all less diseased, some much
more than others, but STILL all affected.
While DR.. Marshall is doctoring the most
diseased of these SeUe does not neglect the least a
fcted but treats ALL each according to its degree of dis
ease hence the secret Of his most marvellous cures.
THIS HARMONIOUS TREATMENT
does consist of Hobby, One Idea palli alton bu
conveys Medicines Inhalation, Absorption, Stomachic
Sanguneous and Chephac treatment directly to the dis
eased Organs by the Midest surest and most natural
channels which God in His Infinite Goodness has given
for the benefit of thinking man.
By his classification of the SeVen Causes,
Pat are, lohGteUer put to trouble
travelling, with its expense and risks in order to the
doctor
Remember DR.. C. Howard Marshall treats
only the above Twelve Diseases and sends the medicines
for month, with Inhaler and full directions all
ders containing &c. and to the questions at the
end of this Circular.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
Charlea summers Rsstoratinn.

The Steamship Fulton. in which
Charles Sumner was a passenger. arrived
al Cowes on the 18th of March. The
effect Of the sea voyage is said to have
produced almost the entire owe of
Er. Sumner. For a long time one of the
most painful symptoms of his case was
an oppressive sense of weighto or structure
on the brain, which was increased by
any intellectual action, even by couver-
sation. This was accompanied with a
general debility and special sensibility OF
the spinal cord, and Of the entire nerVous
system. he could not walk without diff
Guilty; 10 rise from his chair Was q pain.
full effort. This state Of things, though
gradually modified for the better, con.
linued down to the tine Of his going on
shipboard. But the sea sir and sea.
sickness, of which Mr.. Sumner had more
than his snare, did their work. Before
the vessel landed, he was able to appear
on deck without his cane, and his ner
yous system was rapidly recovering it;
natural yigor.'s "A fellow passenger. writ.
ing to the N Y. Tribune, says:
"Mr. Sumner tells me that he s'now
considers his complete restoration at
band." He looks forward TO much en-
joyment in renewing his early impress
ions of European scenes, He will frs
90 to Paris, when his couse viii be de-
termined by the state of his health, but
he confidently trusts that he may be SC
we'll that this consideration will be ban
ished from his thoughts"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
Mmriagss.

At the residence Of Eli Baldwin, in Weathers-
field, on the 18th inst, by Ed. Cyrus BOsworth,
Mr.. A. J.. UNDERWOOD. of Greene, to Miss
NANCY A. FOLSOM. late of Warren.
In Champion, on the 4th inst by John Wood
row, ESQ, Mr.. GEORGE OSWALT, of Brace
willie, to Miss CATHERINE BAKER, of Chams
pion.
In Rowland, on the 9th inst, by Jas. G. Scott,
Esq Mr.. CHAS W. BooTHE, to Miss CARO-
LINE RANEY, all Of Rowland.
In Vernon. on the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM.
Sampson, Mr. SAMUEL W. STRAIN. to Mss
LOUISA HUTCHINS.
In Warren, at the National Hotel, by Rev, E.
IL. Baker. Mr.. CHENEY t. LoVELAND. to
Miss CoRTENTIA a. HATCH, both of Farm
ington.
In Gustavus, at the residence of the brides
Grandparents, on the 2lst inst. by Buel Barnes.
Esq, Mr.. MORRIS G. PENNooK, of Salem.
Columbiana Co.. to Miss EMMA E. WRIGHT.
of the former place. z
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
YoUSosrowS, APRIL sOuh. 1857.


Aessrs. Editors IL beg leave to cor
rect some of the errors Of your cores
pendent, "P." contained in the letter
published in -FOUR issue of the 18th inst,
Your correspondent does injustice to
Messrs. Lawrence, Matthews and Phelps
in inlimating that they had combined in
an attack upon me. The debate referred
to sprang out Of the occasion, and could
not have been anticipated by any one
The gentlemen named, a.e I am sure,
incapable of entering into q combination
of such character.
Mr.. Phelps is not ga methodist preach.
err. but a practicing lawyer; SO that ]
could not have compared ''his profes
sion as a christian minister, and his prac
lice as a politician" szgrsis
thrust my acquaintance and constitu,
ents, will acquit me of any disposition tc
attack the private or social character Of
IN opponent under any circumstances
On, the occasion referred to, | am conf
dent no such attack was made on either
side. Very truly Yours,
R. W. TALLER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
ArP15es q sT.T.,s 9yass-

To fkeysHSiter Of TranBaH coHRty..
1 sIR:-The Governor and Comn1hderi In Chfef OF the
State OF OHIO having. in pursuance Of an act entitled
= Aniact TO organize and discipline the Militia and Vol
unt@er AfIirla,H passed March 2sth. lS57, under his
order % April l0th, 1857, instructed me to carry into
efeet the provisions Of said act.
You are, therefore, hereby required to instruct the
ASSESSORS OF the several Townships" aud Wards IN
your county ito perform all the duties repaired Of them
by THIS Actlr as set forth in those sections thereof. a
copy Of which is hereto appended. You viii. alb
cause this order to Bs inserted IN one or more news
papers published in your COuHty OF Brigade; or II
.here be no newspaper published therein, thsn in one
pubished in any adjoining county belonging TO the
same Division. according to the provisions for Divi-
sions and Brigades, as laid doEnin the 2d and "a sec
tons Of this act , 40 - u
1t IS hoped, that a prompt ana faithful compliance
with he reauiremeats OF the Law will We shown BY
your Assessors, aad foil returns made 10 your Office
By them Of all persons sul ject to perform military du
ty ngder this act. Very respectfully yours.
Nj NJ. WRIGHT,
fr~ GU. Ambition NJ State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
Wonderful. hut True.

A few days since. Mr.. Jas. II. Besdle. Of Hunts
vile, Alabama, called on US and gave as permits.
sion to publish for the beneht Of suffering humani-
", the astonishing cure which had been effected in
the case OF his wife by the use Of Or. Hanee's Yegeta-
Bile Epileptic Pills. He informed Us that at the time
his wife commenced using the medicine, her system
was 50 entirely Frustrated by the number OF spasms
she had undergone. as to reduce her weight to 100 BIS.
Since she has been taking the pills, she has entirely
got over the spasns and has gained in weight and bod
lily health She now weighs at least geo lbs. aud de
eares she is in better enjoyment Of heath than ever
before IN her life. Mr.. Beadle also reai ed the ease Of
Mr. Harrison Lightfoot of the same town. who has been
entirely cured Of the worst form Of Epilepsy by these
same pills. Mr.. Lighff0Ots case was so bad that he
never passed u week without having ar attack. often
falling down in the street He has not had an attack
for more than a year. Mr.. Beadle thinks that il the
pills ever fail in curing a case. it is for the want OF
proper perseverance on the part OF the person in tax
ing them, as he feels assured from observation in the
case Of his wife. thai IL they are taken for a Sufficient
length OF time. they will cure any case Sent to any
DArt Of the country by mail, on the receipt Of a remit.
lance. Address SETH 8. H1ScE- los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd. Price, one box, 50; two, %; twelve
S24. rf martin
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
My Whittlesey, and the Clerk of the
Hauaa

The Washington correspondent ofsfhe
New FORK Times. writes as follows
Old Mr. Whittlesey dies hard. and with
harness on his back He has left an
official memehto for bis successor, Mr..
Mediil, coueefnihg the books voted by
Congress with a qualification, in the last
hours. Of Congress, that will exercise he
mind somewhat before the Sf38,O00 gets
out of the Treasury Mr., Gofum, the
CLERK Of the House, drew for $1,000 on
account Of this small appsepriaton, but
the Comptroller turned the key on the
requisition, and wroIeihe Secretary of
the Trsasury<his reasons. First; he-trs-
ces the hisiorysof the appropriate n. be-.
ginning with a resolution to indemnify
for purchases; in its rejection by tie Sen
ate, and ultimately the present COM
-promise-sdePtsd by-tite-oemmittee-en
Conference, whereby the books were de.
signed to be placed in a public library, in
the District Of each member entitled 70
receive them.
He REQUIRES to know when the books
were bought, from whom, and for how
mnch money. with the receipts of the par
lies selling; and until these vouchers are
produced, he shutsdown tie gates. and
tells Mr.. Collum 10 whistle tie Dead
MareL in Saul. or some other ~enliseaing
lune. And as he will hold on I'LL May,
this noncompliance becomes a little vex-
atiols, since il arrests the distribution Of
some thousands among a hungry tribe of
yul,ures, who have fattened upon the
spoils OF the Clerks Office. some Of whom
have also a finger in fhe printing and
other profitable pickings. Some way
will be fonnd to get the money out of the
Treasury, but it will hardly be before
Father Wiltlesey has surrended the
seals
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
Dfatbs.

In Gustavu,, on the 9th INST, Col. CURTIS
P. SHEDON, aged g.
Col. S. has long been known as an earnest Ia
Lorer in the cause of Reforms, Temperance and
Anti Slavery, and a consistent follower of Christ.
His loss will be deeply felt.
At his residence in Liberty, Of dOpsy Of the
heart, on the I'd inst, Mr.. JAMES CARR, in
tire 1ith year of his ags.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
nEnine I'm.

There is wide difference between The
Democratic presses North and South
The-Trumbail Democrat is a sample o.
the northern. 1t tells its readers in one
breath. tina. there is no danger that Kan.
lsaA viii ever be Q Slave State in the
nexB that if i. ever is, that it viii only
se & natural consequence Of t5e sndeay,
nfsoE freepsn 10 make ia Free Ssate.
l1tgives is readers now and tben. very
sils articles upon bleeding Kansas
nefthern a~boiiiOdists. Gen. Lane. aboli'
EtIon lies. DO, and dalies ibst the ssuth
are taking any measures 10 force SLAYER.
Into Kansas. Whether Il. and Other
Democrstieps papers, tfhs falsify the truth
from blind ignorance, or do it wilfully,
matters stIiiIe--Ehe- Sestters papers
boldly, and far more honorably declare
their purposes, and not only acknowledge
that they are doing it, but frankly tell
roar tney are DONG IT,
The Charleston, rs. CO. Covrisr Of
April Cd, has the following:
yAIp TO KAssAs.-The Executive Com
mittee of the Kansas Aid Association,
has called a meeting of III citizens, al
the Haitofthe Southernf rdustrfsffnst
tute, Meeting street, st 8 o'clock this
evening, to receive important and inter-
pesting information, on Kansas affairs,
from Colonies Baker and Trsdewell, two
able, intelligent, and eloquent delegates
from. that still distracted Territory, in
VhicG TIE final struggle is soon 70 come of
6sfceen the Pro Stapery and 4nti- Slavery
forces. We learn that a large sUn6er of
Mssouriuns and other Southern emigronts
hare been hrorn into the Territory, SO as
to bring them within the election law,
which confines the right Of voting, for
members of the -~Conventiony which is to
seal the destiny Of Kansas. TO residents,
on or previous to the LIST of April, inst.
aud that this measure, essential to the
success Of the Southern cause. has been
attended with q very heavy expense, in
which it is hoped and expected that
Charleston and South Carolina will
cheerfully and promptly bear q liberal
part In fact, the sinews of wal are
needed to wage to q victorious result the
great battle for Southern rights and
Southern equality to be soon fought on
the prairied plains of Kansas. and the
Palmetto City and the Palmetto State
are confidently looked TO for material aid.
Fine speaking may be expected, at the
meeting. to be followed. we trust, by lib
eral action. Let there be a multitudious
and inspiring rally for Kansas and South
ern Rights. bus 4a -H' +.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
Certiacnte of R. Woodward. ESQ.

4 Ths well known traveller for the Duneannon Iron
Works, Perry CO., Pa -r.s
DUscASsos, January ii, less.
DR.. G. N. Jackson-Dear Sir was for FIVE years
severely afflicted with ChrORie BiIiOHs DgssHtsrg. for
which I vas attended By sererGf Of tAe best Physi-
eiaas in the country. but all Of no avail. l alsO used
various remedies, hut could find nothing to benefit me
until I Eas injured TO try H00faHfs GsrzaH BittsrS.
after taking four bottles of which 1 Sas entirely cured
and I'm nov enjoying the best Of hOaith.'"
DR. H.. D. SCARBOROUGH says:
DOvER. Tenn, Aug. %, 1853
II have sold all the German Bitters you have sent
me, and II the PREPARATION continues to do as much
good as il has done. II nil Be tke beat madeleine e1er
s0id hsrs." See advertisement.
I CPNOTICE.-DR. $. srRoSa's FEVER DEsTRoYEK
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers OF this new Remedy. 20
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
best recommendation IL can acquire is to take IL 10 the
sick room, and there let il speak for itself; let u there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. IL it will not do this, = thousand certificates
will 10 but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimoniais-whieh are many and lorg-
are published In a circular. as the limits Of an adver-
tisement will not permit-Which IRE presented more
for the purpose of calling the public mind to this new
remedy, which may he found at the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California
If it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, IL will have great popularity wherever intro
duced. and form a great public blessing. On the other
/ hand, IL it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
and it out, and demonstrate II as = humbug, "a base
IMPOSITION" See advertisement
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
To Our subscr,bers.

With our hst Issue closed Ahe sec.
end year ef-oss1 e~olineesisn xitfA The
CarOnic1 We sre proud o say ala
our subscrfAers hsve been CHE most o.
them,) punelnsf in passag their sub.
scriptiens, and 10 these We extend %,
sincere thanks. But there is quite q
large nusaber who have paid Us nethipe,
We are well aware that the lssSsr par,
of this last named class, are perfectly
responsible, but that astis-Gf-sa-ssaa
to pay our debts, to buy paper and ink,
and pay u workmen. .Toeach subscri-
Der. the snm is small one: while 10. Us,
the aggregate amount 10 about two
thousand dollars.
Those subscribers who have not paid
US anything are, now indebted TO Us four
dollars each. To these, we make the
following propositions, which shall hold
good until the first day of May next
Three dollars and Etty rents viii be re-:
ceived, in full for the two years from
April IS, SO. to April 49, 81. ~.
For five dollars. we will receipt from
April 10. IS. to April 10. SO. <.
Fer sig dollars. we viii receipt from
April is. SO. tn April is, SO.
Alter the FIRST day of May. we shall
send out a collector, and as this win be
an additional expense to US, two dollars,
per year will be inuoridUy demanded
for all srresges. - b..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
News Items.

k1ssAs.-At a meeting in New Hs-
ven Coma, last Saturday evening, Sena-
tor Wilson stated that it was a fact within
his certain knowledge, that Gov. Geafy
wrote to. President Pierce, some lime be-
fore the latter went put Of oeiee, that the
sufferings of Christians from prosecutions
did not exceed those of Che Free State
people Of Kansas. -
Son the eth ult. the house of Jas
MolsOn.s of Miamitownship Hamilton
CO., Ohio. was burned and fOnf chls
dren. aged nine, seven and four year,,
and one two months, persisted in it,
The mother vas absent.
A brute in Beaver township a few days
SINGS negleeted. while his xils-wss-bsisg.
confined, to call medical or other aid,
and suffered both wife and child to die
-CoaaeaaleMs Courier. liiii
EXEMPLARY DAMAGEs.-Miss Eunice
c. Hall has obtained a verdict of So, 600
against George W. Carne. a wealthy
brewer of Detrpig for breach of promise
Of marriage.
The Albany Evening journal gives
the result of the recent elections for
Supervisors, that have been held in thir-i
ty-four counties Of the States, as follows:
Republican gain since last year. 100;
Dmocratic loss. &c; Know Nothing loss.
50; majority against Republicans last
year, 1s8; Republican majoOiry over
both this year ia.
Two merchant ..drummers," n
named Cheese and the other Little, had
a fight the other day at The Merchants
Hotel in New York, and the latter draw
ing a dirk stabbed the former twice. once
in his face and in his side probably ia
tally.
Lewis NJ. Pease. the celebrated "Five
Points Missionary" Of New York city,
has been compelled. on account of i'll
health, to give up the work in the locality
which he has been prosecuting with un-
wesried devotion for the last seven years.
Mr.. JAcUB TRIPPLER, the oldest fire.
man in Philadelphia, died ON Sunday
He was eighty years old, and had been
for sixty five years an active member OF
the United States Engine Company.
BORDER RUFFIANs- REwARDED.--Ar.
Buchanan has shown his hand. by the
appointment of Whitfield. Woodsou,
Emory, Downer and Doan-all notorious
Border Rufians-to places Of trust in
Kansas.
General Packer and David Wilmot,
rival candidates for Governor of Penn
sylvania, are said to be two of the hand
soonest men in the State.
a respectable German, aged twenty,
billed himself with arsenic in New York.
He could get no work, not knowing oui
language, and would not beg, and har'
ing been two days without food, commit
ted suicide.
The Buffalo Commercial Aduertise,
learns that the New York and Erie, the
Buffalo and Pittsburgh, and lake Huron
Railway Company. are soon to join in
the construction Of a mammoth depot al
Buffalo,.
A New CRIxE The Found du Lac
Union says that The Republican papers
TEEN with "blaspheny'' against the Su.
preme Court.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
shsrir's once. warren, 35f' 3. iss.E5s4s
|SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ lddinss & Morgan,
Morgan Gaskin ct al

Morgan Ga5kil ct AL ! 4
By virlne Of an alias order Of sale, issued out % the
Court OF Conmun Pleas Of Trunbulf County Ohio. hy
the Clerk thereof, I shall expose 70 public sale At the
door OF the Court House in Warren in said ftunbu1
county, on SAIJRDAA. the 23d day Of MAI. A..
D. lS5s. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A u and 4
estate Of the defendant. TO " it Situate in Warren toWn-
ship, number four (NS. q in the fourth range OF Town
ships in tue OonnectieuE Western Reserve. in the state
of Ohio. and which ii Is also IN the cpunty Of Trunbsil,
and Is known by iots number one. two, three. four,
twenty three aud twenty.six IN Block No. one. IN an
additional survey to the Town Plat OF Warren, made
by FrzLkhn Z. stowe for Henry W. smith and others.
recorded in TrunouIl County Records, Book Of 2.ps.
pages - 4 IS, 10. which reference "a had for = more
particular description, il being also the same Land now
June 1883 occupied By said Gaskiil as a tavern ftapd,
and on which he IS now making extensive improve
mentShy erecting buildin gsc Se--be the sane 1usrs OF
less Appraised at fourteen thousand one hundred
and sixty six doiiars( 1914, ie6)
=. Z HARaaN' sAssis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22
The Greed.
o! men of the quill.
Come list if you win,

For / have to beg a boon OF thee.-EE.
POMONA HALL.
Xessrs. Editors The work | have
long desired to perform, but from lack o.
ability, have not-chances TO be so much
better done in a late number Of the HON.
Journal, that l shall serve Jour readers
very much more satisfactorily, than ]
could have hoped 10 do, though with the
scissors, instead Of pen. The following
condensed opinion of Woman Rights
will remain true and in full force, long
after the fpminine misanthropists shall
have been forgotten:
l believe in woman as the equal Of
man, in thai she equally with him was
created in the image Of our Creator
And l believe that the dignity and worth
of human nature consist in this Likeness:
to God, so essentially and only. that af-
ter this all other distinctions fade and
are lost.
| believe that woman is inferior in pc.
sition 10 man, in that she vas created
after him, for him, and dependant up.
on him.
l believe that man possesses a strength
and comprehensiveness Of intellect,
which enables him. to grasp a vast and
complicated subject, and reveal its in
tricaie relations, which woman can only
comprehend after they are once unre
vealed.
l believe that woman possesses a del
icacy and acuteness of perception, which
enables her 10 feel her way directly tt
many important and practical truth:
which man reaches by a longer and more
laborious process.
/ believe that many woman snlpass
many men in intellect.
Ibelieve that many men surpass many
women in feeling.
| believe that neither the yigor o
mans intellect, mol The accuracy OF wo'
mans tact, can avail to preserve them
from error if the will be not bowed be.
fore the DEGREES Of God.
/ believe 10 woman's right 10 the care
full development and cultivation of al
her natural powers and capabilities, 81
as 10 render her in the highest degree
intelligent, useful, and happy in The
sphere which God has assigned 10 her
believe in woman's right to keep 81.
lent in public assemblies, and to leav,
the task of public instruction TO those
better fitted by nature and circumstan'
ces to fulfil that important duty. resi-
l believe that most women, il they
listen reverently for the voice Of Goo
and nature in their own souls, will 6nd
themselves drawn rather to acts OF love
and mercy in private and domestic life
than to grand public schemes for amel
ioraiing the condition Of the a
| believe that woman's natural anf
appropriate position is that Of companion
and assistant to
l believe in woman's right TO submit
unreservedly 10 her husband in every
thing, a v in matters Of conscience be
tween God and her own soul.
/ believe in mans right to love hi
wife even as himself. TO regard her in
terest and welfare before his own. Il
cherish and protect her as the apple o
his eye.
] believe in the right of each to labor
TO sufer-if need be, 10 shed theil
hearts blood for the other. ss b
i believe that the beauty and joy o
life is love, and that m can Low
and does love IS deeply and devoted.
as man.