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u We would recommend our invalid readers
to give "Hoofand's Bitters" a trial, as we feel
assured a medicine that can produce such evf
dence rs the following. in its favor, is no hum
bug
I'd. SPRING says:
RocKPoRT, Monroe co. n. Y, Feb. %, 1855.
"Send me a fresh supply Of Bitters immedi-
ately. 1t gives the very best satisfaction. One
gentleman had been troubled with the Dyspepsia
for a long time, and spent the most Of last sum-
mer ut a noted Water Cure establishment, but
found no relief whatever. until he used the Bit
tiers. He is nolc entirely cured"
Rev. T. p. PFISTER says:
NEw BRooKLYs, N. Y, Oct. 6, 1853.
DR.. G. n JaeksoR-Dear Sir-I request you
to send me by the first opportunity, three bottles
of "HooHands German Bitters." and / am glad
to state that the Bitters have cured different per
sons of my acquaintance, when physicians help
was without effect, especially in HemorrOhidsl
cases. bleeding piles9 the effect and cure was
sure and certain.
Saa advarfisamanf
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TPN0TICE.-DR. s. STsoEos FEVER DEsTRoXzR
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer viii be
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
best recommendation II can acquire is to take IL TO the
sick room, aud there let IL speak for itself; let it there
spread joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. II 1t will not do this, a 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-whieh are presented more
remedy, which nay be found at the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
dueed. and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, II it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
End Il out, and demonstrate il as a humbug, q base
imposition," See advertisement
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H The Vermont State House; burnt
recently. was one Of the most architec-
turally correct and beautiful buildings Of
its kind. We learn from the Boston Adj
y~ertiscr that The construction of this bull
ding was begun in 1888 and finished in
1887. The total cost WAS S132 or, of
which $4,000 was contributed by the
inhabitants of Montpelier, and the re-
mainder was paid out of the treasury
The centre was ~ feet broad, witha por
;ico displaying six Doric columns. There
were two wings, SO feet each, making
the whole length Ct the building $50 feet.
The centre was 100 feet deep. and the
wings 50 feet. The top of the dome was
100 feet from the ground. Nothing of
the building now remains but its granite
walls. Nothing was saved from the
State library or the State naturalists
rooms.
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Illness of Hon. J. R. Giddings.
WAsuIsoroS. Jan. II.


Mr.. G;ddings. while earnestly engaged
a private bill in the House
afternoon. Was seen to put his hand
to his head and fall into his seat, having
been seized with a,rophy of the heart.-
Members and spectators were at once
thrown into the highest state of alarm.
The Speaker and numerous Represen
tatives crowded around him, crying out
to those who pressed near to stand back
and give him air. Amid the excitement
adjournment ensued, and Mr.. Giddings
was removed 10 the Lobby, where he was
attended by several members who arr
physicians. For some minutes he was
senseless, but was, however. soon restnr
ed to consciousness. He evidently suf-
fvred intensely. From ,hencehe,waS CARR
edon a sofa 20 he Speakers room. Sever
al city physicians were summoned and
much attention bestowed on the patient
His condition is considered extremely
critical.
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DR.. J. B. anarchists Celebrated CatholiI

For the Relief AID Care of Suffering Fszalss.
It stands pre-eminent for its curative powers in all
the diseases for which IL is recommended; usually call
ed FEMALE OF these are Prolapsus
Uteri or Falling Of the Womb; Fluor Albus or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation and liberation Of the womb;
Incidental Hemorrhage or ~Rloodingi Painful, suppress
sed and Irregular Menstruation &c; with all their ac-
rompanyinge evils Cancer e~xeepted) no matter how Sc
we're or Of how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
pufs and misrepresentation nor Is IL intended that its
present popularity shall he sustained By anJ medium
but its merits and the appreciation OF the public.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
Me5srs. Z. A. SMITH E Co. Druggists, Warren,o Q.
My wife having been afflicted some Ave years with
the diseases for which DR.. Msrehisi's Uterine Catholi-
con is commend 1 was induced TO procure a bottle
Of il for her from having known several cases that had
been cured BY the remedy She used II with evident
and increasing benefit. until ave bottles were taken in
all in the space Of eight months; and at the expiration
Of that time she was entirely we'll and is now enjoying
for the first time in years, perfect health ThS cure j
am satisfied, is permanent-Rot q mere patching up;
but a radical, eomplete eure-and II any are ineredu-
lous and need further evidence. 1 viii satisfy them Of
the truth Of my statement by their calling upon me-
E.P. Coz,
Dec. I1th sc. Johnston, Trumbun Co. o.
Sold by E. A. SMITH & Co. Agents, Warren, o.
J.. B. & Co. Proprietors.
Central Depot 304 Broadway NY
ONCE Nos. 81 L. Janl4-n
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A MEXICAN FARMERS MAGAZINE.
N Edited and Published by j. A. NASH and
NJ P. PARISH, No. I BeeEman Street, N. Y,
near Park Row.
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From its commencement, eight years since.
this Journal has been conservative in principle.
reliable in statements. national in character. and
single in its great object of advancing the useful
arts, placing Agriculture first, and striving to
develop its science and to shed light upon all its
practical details, but deeming that Agriculture
can flourish only in conjunction with the Me-
chanic Arts, and that these, hand in hand with
Agriculture, or the only permanent basis Of a
nations material prosperity. With these princi-
pies always prominent, it has maintained high
moral position, making it q fit ~visitant Of the
family circle, and has obtained q more select
and a wider patronage than often happens to
journals Of the kind.
By taking in an additional editor. to be en-
tirely devoted to the Agricultural Department,
we have doubled our team" and are "going
ahead,' emitting no efforts whatever To- make
this journal specially acceptable and valuable to
the Agricultural, a help to the practical farmer
in his daily business, and an assistant in the
training of his sons to higher degrees of excel
lence in the profession. Moved by the progress
i've spirit Of the age, and DESTROYS of disseminat-
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FEBRUARY APPOTNTMRNTs.
DR. Il. TUBBs. Analytic Physicia

M II. ANAL TIC PHYSICIAN,
~ will be in attendance. as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, Wednesday. 18th FEB.
ORWELL, Mr. Eaton's. Thursday, 19th Feb.
R.vESSA. Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday, -
and IL Feb.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
lungs, Heart. Liver. stomach. Bowels, Kidneys ana
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatisn. Nervous
ness. Debili y. Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, EruPtions, Can
GERS. Ueers, 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 thousands annually, many
OF whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach In no eGss are mineral or other pois0Hs En-
PIOysd, nor does he make sick to 1sks psiL. or tssr
d0pR TO bEiE6 EB again The medicines can oe taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients may re-
main At home, and continue with prudence then ordin-
airy diet and exercise Many hare recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputsble evidence Of which can always
be furnished. Invakds, however reduced or dispair-
ing, are invited to call and may be assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred, wiih-
out q corresDondipg prospect OF recovery
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Cold Weather and Snow.

The East river is frozen over at New
York. At Boston, on the 18Th, the
streets were ~blockaded with snow
At Woodstock, Vermont, on the 18th,
the thermometer indicated 80 de-
grees below zero. At White River
junction, 81 degrees below. Railroad
travelling is suspended. Between Alba
ny and Schenectady, the snow-drifts
were S and 6 feet deep, and the express
train from Buffalo. eight hours behind
time. No trains over the Hudson River
Railroad. At Baltimore, on the 18Th,
the snow was two feet deep on the level.
and in drifts 8 and 10 feet deep, and the
trains between that city and Washington,
10 hours behind time. At Philadelphia
no trains arrived or departed.
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GopEY's LADY's Book: Terms, one copy
one year. IS; two copies IS; 6 copies
$40. Published by l.. A. Cooley, ll3,
Chestnut. street, Philadelphia.
In addition to the beautiful Fashion
plate, the February number has y pat
tern plates, which are decidedly interest
ing to unmarried ladies and bachelors
One is the beart-shsped slipper pattern,
and the other contatds a Brides dress.
This number also contains some eighty
other cuts. and its usual quantity and
quality of reading matter.
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miserable failure at an attempt TO make
acknowledgment to The House; and a
justification of his conduct. The gen.
tleman from Hamilton had committed a
gross outrage. and if he had made a full
aud frank apology, that he had done
wrong, no member would be more will
ing. than himself to have his (Mr. SIS
remarks spread upon the Journal.
The question was put and carried
The Committee of Investigation has not
yet reported.
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u. EoN.

PLA WV q MILL
DOOR. BLIND N SASH FACTORY,
THE undersigned, having lobg been
urged by tAeir friends AMI patrons, and knowing
the wants Of the public, have cree ed 9 spacious
PLANING MILL & 00R FACTORY. ~
On the Canal, iust west Of G. E. LeHngEeirs Ware
house, where they win keep on hand . stock Of Drsss-
sd Flooring, both Of hard and son WOOD We are slso
manufacturing q superior quality Of SIDING. which
We can furnish on reasonable terms. We will also do
all kinds OF Planning for the Trade on short notice. We
are now prepared to sell the best quality Of kiln dried
d~oors-having largely increased our facilities for nan
ufacturing doors. We would call the attention Of Joiners
and Builders to this branch Of our business. We VIII
continue the manufacture Of
BLINDS
OF . superior quality, and warrant them in every par-
ticular We will also keep on hand = large assortnent
Of SASH
OF al sizes In use. Having largely Increased cur IA
eilities for manufacturing all the shove articles. ne
are enabled TO sell them az reduced prices and % supe-
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any faIfblli
bought in Cleveland. Pittsburgh or elsewhere. Com
muniestions by mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending stuff to be dressed. need send
none but coed lumber. a. We viii put nothing On our
Machines but clear lumber. Siding, 10 dress well.
must be at least \ inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan 81. 1857. +. SPEAR & SON.
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SOMETHING OF AN IScoME.-It is esti-
mated that one of the rich men of New
York has now a regular income" of
50. 900 a day; or about 81. 100. 900 a
year. Out of this he can probably man
age, with economy, to ''lay aside against
a rainy day" the respectable sum of a
million a year. Add to this another
million by the rapid advance of his real
estate, and we have an annual increase
wealth for this individual, amounting to
two millions of dollars. VIM. B. Astor
is that gentleman.
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Another Triumph.
when tiunphs come. they come not singl
But in companies.'

when r1uEnphs come. they come not sinSly,
But in companies.'
The election of Simon Cameron. the
Republican candidate, on the first bal
lot. as United States Senator for the
State of Pennsylvania, for six years from
the 9Th of March next, is a glorious Fri
umph. He will take the place now &C
cupied by the Hon. Richard Broadhead.
Notwithstanding the letter Of Mr.. Blu
ohEnsa, to his friends in the Legislature
of Pennsylvania. strongly urging the
erection Of Forney, and before Mr.. Blu
chansn occupies tie seat he SO much
coveted ; Notwithstanding the boast that
Pennsylvania had given her verdict for
the principles of the Nebraska bill; right
on the heels of Mr.. Buchanan's election,
almost within ear-sbot Of his hume (; an
out and out anti-slavery extension, anti
Nebraska man is elected to the Senate
Of the United States, right over the
head Of Buchanan's f~svorite Forney; and
IN the very teeth of B~uchanan's remon.
stranee ; and by q Legislature having a
Democratic msjoiity.
Il is an old adsge that murder will
out, and the hoodwinked people of Penn
sylvania are already learning how much
of truth was in the cry Of Buchanan and
free Kansas; how gross the fslsehood
thst the Democratic party we're opposed
to the extension of Slavery. which was
in the mouth of every Democratic stump
OF. and On every Democratic sheet is
ssed by the press of hat State.
This is the first gun for the year 1857.
IL is q premonitory symptom of what is
yet to come. MI. Cameron has held the
post be will occupy after the All of March
next. He was formerly q Democrat,
and in 1916 was elected to serve out the
unexpired term of James Buchanan,
who resigned to become President Folks
secretaiy Of State. He served till 1s49.
when be was succeeded by Hon. James
Cooper.
Here is the letter Of Mr.. Buchanan,
which was sent to the capitol 10 aid in
the election of Mr.. FOrney. as published
by the Harrisburg, (Pa Telegraph:
"As my position on the subject OF
electing q United States Senator may be
misunderstood, / beg you to say TO my
friends that Col. John W. Forney, in my
opinion. will best serve my administra
ton Of all those named, ard l will feel
complimented and obliged for the votes
Of my friends in his favor for that Office.
Mr.. Robbins, Mr. Black and so on, are
very fair men, but Col. Forney's claims
are far superior to all others.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. James F. Simmons, Senator elect
from the Stale of Rhode Island, will take
the sea now filed by Mr.. James, a dem
osrst. He vas formerly a wing. and
served b United States Senator from
Rhode Island, from 184l to 1847, sue
ceeding Hon. Nehemiah R. knight, and
being succeeded by Hon. John H.
Clarke.
We take pleasure in informing oul
brother Of the Democrat, that the 9 a.
Asrs Acre just began to pote.
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PERSONS AFFLICTED WIN DANGEROUS or
sCRORULA TUM0Rs OR ULCERS, SHOULD
READ THE FOLLOWING.

TOWNSEND Huron Co. o.. Oct. 1884.
DR.. H. TuBBs--Sir--As I have received very great
help from your treatment. and notice similar results
upon several Of my friends, l feel il = duty to send you
my name for public reference.
A tunOr became noticeable in my right breast nine
years ago. For three years il caused but little atten-
ton, but subsequently, il grew faster aud eaused me .
great deal Of suffering The increase Of size a. last be-
came very great: the entire side was largely swollen,
and the right arm so affected a. 10 be nearly useless.
We sought The sdviee and aid Of many ply sicians, who
termed IL : ~scrofutar or eaneerous nmor NOtEith-
standing all their efforts to reduss the pain, Il became
intoierable and uneeasing. i vas urged 10 have the
entire breast removed with the knife, and . DAY vas
appointed for the purpose; but my positive refusal to
submit, prevented the operation 1 Vas able with diff
heulty TO walk Under your treatment the pain has
been overcome; the trmor materially reduced and the
arm fully restored. We had tried many remedies be-
fore, hut the effects Of none can compare with this
Ny general health has been improved nearly As much
as the side. II Is now over a year since the improve
ment took place. Yours, &c
Jan 81 Mrs. GEO. T-ILLINGHAST.
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Accident on the New York and Erie
Railroad.

NEW YORK, JAN. ~.
The Cincinnati Express train on the
Erie road, which left Dunkirk on Friday
evening at nine o'clock, ran off the track
at Hawkins Station on Saturday v e
ming.
The cars were thrown into the D,la-
ware; one of them got through the ice.
One passenger was killed, n fireman
fatally injured, and about thirty more or
less injured. The mar killed was a sal
Tor, on his way from Cincinnati to Bos-
ton, where he belonged; name unknown
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-21

THE NJ. E. CHURcH.-The new Metho
dist church in Rayenns is TO be dedica.
ted on Friday, the 50th of the present
month. In our next issue, we propose
to give an extended notice of the church
structure, as well As the order of exerc;
ses on the day of observation-disclosures
Sentinel
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WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 81.
To Attorneys at Law in Trumbun Coun-
8, and Others Interested.

The undersigned. publishers of the
arrubuH Dew Graf and Westers Reserve
throaicie. beg leave to call your atten
lion 70 the fact that they are almost daily
called upon to publish legal aad transient
advertisements, fer which they do not,
upon the average. receive pay on more
than q third Of the number published.
They cannot afford 10 sustain this loss,
nor do they think that it is either Just,
necessary, or beneficial to The public,
that they should do so. They therefore
viii. after the FIRST day of January next,
demsndPsy in advance. for all such ad
veStisemeuts. and win decline publishing
them except upon these terms.
HAPGO0D 4 ADAMS.
MN. RTEZEL.
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State Public Documents.

We are indebted to Messrs. Townsend
and Plumb, Of this county, and R. Tsy-
Ter, of Mahoning, for the Reports OF the
diHeren. State officers.
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nuARDIAN SSALE on REAL IS

VI ATE Il shan sell At PceIie Sale, on nc prem
iSss- on the the l4th day OF February. A D. leSs. he
folloxing d-seribed Real Estzte. situate IN HUBBARD,
TrunbuI county, Ohio. bounded a. follows Vn me
north On The town ship line " Brookfeld; on the sASs
h~ txnds owned BIZ Moses Cole on the so1th ~ Anda
1900 Nv furnsr Mizener; on the vest BY ths state
road: containing ave acres and sixty psrenes Q, IAne-
ri. Iat.r.-t Of Rnoda and Luerstia hiEener in The
eor.roinr described tract will be sold pursuant 70 or
A. N court on the day shove named, subject - TIE
BENJAMIN BURNETT.
Guardian Of RhOda and krcrstia Missner.
- a. raT-kw
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! a. SMITHS CONDITION POW.

IL. DER Is pronoulees " eomretent judges to be
the lest preparation In use for diseases in Horses or
Cattle. An who use it speak in high terms Of its EN-
easy. No h0rsemAn should be without il. a. in eases
Of emergency il Is Invaluable Nunero as persons can
BE referred 10 who Eave used il sith entire success
Ian 2I 1877
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