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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-04

nR. r. S. STERRETT, Surgeon Den
~ tist- Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, from one to
an entire SEA Particular attention paid to first denti-
tion- All operations carefully performed aad varran-
ted. Office at seth Hayes, Burg Hill, TrumbuII Co..
ONO. fet97-Gm
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

jority Z BY persistent, ceaseless motions, looking
solely to delay, and putting all parties their
durance. The opposition deliver long speeches.
vindicating the rights of the majority to control,
and then set to work on the indulgence of that
jority to defeat itnot only in its efforts to obtain
vote ON the pending measure, but upon every other
measure which looks to the maintenance of the gov
ernment We like to call things by their right
In this spirit we have no hesitation in de-
nouncing the republicans of the Senate as they are
seen by their acts, real traitors to the country
If they have the votes TO defeat the bil let it be
done if they have not the votes, they unmanly
and unworthy senators to club together prevent de-
sision We are told that they have held caucus to
detail the needful number Of their party to relay
In service that part of their forces may be
stantly at rest Such is the spectacle which is pre-
sented of the conduct of faction and meanness in
the Senate.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17

pending orsini has frankly forward avowing his
completely and expressing his willingness to die The
others offer and deals, which will avail them
nothing.
The weather in England during sevetal weeks past,
has been clear and cold and eastery winds have pre-
vailed
There Is of Importance from India.
decision yesterday rendered in the court of ad-
iralty in an action damages for total loss
brought by the of the late American vessel the
eander against the British steamer North Amer
lean The collision occurred ON the llth instant, and
the captain s wife and nine seamen were drowned
The surety masters thought the steamer solely 10
blame and the pronounced accordingly, against
the owners OF the North American.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
SENATE PROCEEDINGS ON MONDAY NIGHT.


Public attention will naturally be drawn to the
protracted session of the Senate on Monday evening
and night, prolonged to six O'Clock on yesterday
morning. Proceedings in that body so unusual de-
mand explanation The bill to admit Kansas into the
Union has been under discussion for a long time
and has already received full share of the time and
attention of the Senate. very large number of
senators have spoken, by much the greater number
of those from the opposition benches. The public
interests while the Kansas question is before the
Senate are sure to be neglected. Most important
measures call loudly upon the patriotism of the SEN
ate for attention. Nothing can be done till this
bill is disposed Of clear majority of the
body are ready to vote upon IL and pass it,
strong minority are determined TO defeat any
vote upon the bill itself. That is their great OBJ
lect The majority of the Senate are clearly for
admission; the minority are factiously opposed
to admission The Senate have no rule for the prev
ous question by which the majority can bring on
vote upon the main issue. That has been regarded
as unnecessary in body 80 dignihed, small, and
no fair. How do the minority receive this principle
of legislative comfy extended to them by the ma
The Washington union., 1858-03-17

A PEsrTrXr CANDIDATE rgr PRESIDENCY. Among
those who arc said have become converts in the great
revival now going in New York is George Law Would
that some other of the vain asprants for presidential
honors would turn from tho error OF their ways and be
converted Fremont, for instance
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
Markets.

NBw YoRK March I6.--Cotton is frm-sales of 5000
bales The steamers had no visible effect upon
prjces Flour clesed irmsales of $500 bbls State
a. a 81 80; Ohio S5 O5 a $5 20; southern, "a GO a
S5 TO- Wheat is sales of 5000 bushels Ken
tucky white ST. 80 Corn is hcavy--sales of so 900
bushels white, COZ 6S cents yellow 69 10 cents
Pork is hcavy--mess SIG 10 sic rs Beef is quiet
western ropacked SI2 25 $I3 so Lard is lower at %
a lO1 cent? Whiskey is higher-Ohio, 223 cents. Cof
fee is f,m-eales of 900 bags Rio, l03 liz cents.
Sugar is 6rm-Orleans 81 ~ cents Molasses is un-
cbanped--Crleans 81 80 cents. Spirits turpeDtine s
firm at so cents Iosin ia steady ut 81 SIS. Rice is firm
Freigbts dull.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
Latest from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS March l5-Late arrivals from Kansas state
that the anti i-Topekaites had triumphed at the free
State convention held at Lenvenworth. They had
ceeded in nominating candidates to the constitutional
convention.
Douglas democratic ticket had also been nominated
The election held the 9th inst passed off quietly
far as known.
The votes polled amounted to between 5000 and
1000
The enrolment of the militia proceeding not
withstandng the proclamation of Governor Denver
against it,
Baboook the anti Topekae candidate had been elected
mayor of Lawrence City by large majority
All quiet at Fort Scott.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1858.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The proper management of my private affairs uncon
nected with the editorial duties Of the Union has
dered it necessary that should relieve myself of it's La
bors. have accordingly sold my entire interest in the
Usson newspaper establishment to Cornelius Wendell,
esq, by whom it will in future be published
Ny editorial duties commenced after the able and
experienced tesman the head of the government
placed in the presidential chair. knew that the
labors, the difficulties and the responsibilities OF the POSI-
ton would be greatand they have even been greater
than anticipated But l have met them with honest
purposes, and with such ability could command
have faithfully endeavored to sustain democratic ad
minstraton its wise and patriotic efforts to carry out
successfully, democratic principles and measures And
orbear say that although the opposition to the
policy of the President has been Of the erccst and
unsparng that urged against any admins
tationand much Of it, toO from quarters where he had
Alright expect nothing but aid and support the pol
icy which he pursuing and the which he has
wisely suggested will be umphantly successful The evil
dence of this every day coming up from the people and
the press from all of the country The administration
will be sustained The true democracy, North and South
will again be united and harmonious And the patri-
oc the conservative and the Union loving of all parties
will support the President in his efforts to sustain the
honor and promote the general welfare of the country
My brethren of the press welcomed my advent into the
editorial corps with kindness and courtesy, and have
continued with few exceptions, to treat with
sderation and fairness, which will command my
grateful remembrance. And now, / take my leave of
them and the readers of the Uon with the waest feel
ings of kindness and respect W. A. HARRIS
WASHINGTON CITY March l6 1858
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
Collision in the OhiO--Six Lives List.

CINcrNSATI March 1.-THE steamers Grent Western
and Princess in collision at three o'clock Satur
day morning. opposite Raleigh Kentucky. The Prin-
cess sank in ten minutes, to her hurricane deck.
The cabin passengers in the Princess saved, to-
gether with the books and papers. One woman and two
children deck passengers and three of the deck hands
were drowned.
The Great Western took the rescued passengers to
Shawneetown.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
TUESDAY, MARCH is, 1883.
pxrouvIvr COMMUNICATIONS.

On motion by Mr. BlGLER the reading Of the journal
of yesterday dispensed with
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate COM
muncaon from the Secretary OF the INTERIOR IN answer
10 resolution of the Senate of the lh inst calling for
copies of all instructions from his department 10 the
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
The Florida Indians. Disasters. &C.

AUGUSTA, March l5---Judge Baltze at Tampa writes
to gentleman in Jacksonville that the Semnoles had
signifcd n willingness to emigrate
party of six men, including Capt Hunter and Messrs
Hanse and Wyatt started recently in boat for Manatee
and are supposed to have been drowned, the empty
boat has drted ashore. t-*
The Tampa Pennsuar feels sanguine that the Florida
war will be terminated by the removal of the In
dians to the West.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17

him. Mr. Seward finds his friends only in those who
vote with him. Mr.. Seward is no dictator. lie does
not owe his elevation to the exercise OF his will No
body fears him When the storm comes Mr. Seward
will not be on the quarter deck; Mr. Douglas viii
be there and he will certainly make speech 1t is
speeches that made Mr.. Douglas If he has been all
wrong in what he has said he ought to be busy all
the rest of his life in refuting himself That he in
tends to do have no doubt in view of his pres
ent position on the Kansas question We have been
accustomed to see Mr.. Douglas near by; we shall
now be able TO recognise him in the distance He
did not make the democratic party; we have no be-
lief that he destroy it. Men of day prin-
ciples will live, too often to admonsh and rebuke
those who have deserted their warnings and rejected
their authority.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
Tea Auction.

New YoRK, March l6-Ihe great sale of black teas
day quite brisk and prices advanced about cents
per pound
The Washington union., 1858-03-17
Duel.

MOBILE, March Is A duel took place here yesterday
between Capt Maury late United States marshal of this
district and Capt Derevieve, French you've The lat
ter received two Shots but not dangerous Maury
escaped unhurt
The Washington union., 1858-03-17

IIvERPOoI. Feb. 26, 1888
You will receive by this mail the result of the past
weeks deliberations in London conservative admins
trationor perhaps would be safe to call it tory there
are among them some men of marked ability, who are
well known and there Others who rising and pro
grcssve young men Many we'll informed. shrewd un-
preudiccd persons discover great strength in the comb
nation others disappointed at the omission of tho
radicals but the have long looked up Lord
Pamerston as the greatest living diplomast that they
pin no faith to ministry without him Nothing can be
forctold either of the fate of the ministry
1t may be dissolved into thin air by the breath of Para-
ment or, should it adopt bold and liberal policy it
will be sustained The middle class have received more
honors and benefits heretofore from the hands of the tory
governments than they have from The whigs the lat
ter have always sought 10 gather strength from the ranks
of the astocracy and this practice is perhaps in
with the English system
The trial of the prisoners of state In France Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

+Ek-S Fishing Lines, cotton. linen, so
grass or siik } Fishing Hooks OF ali siaes~ish 'ngs
aud without gus and fiy Hooks. etc saIi ~
scIAAp 4 CO.'S,
api3 Corner Broad aud N treetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

IA GEO. DOWDEN,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
~ Nc ITS Bread street.
La Il now receiving fresh supply IF pure
Drugs, Chemicals. Patent PFopriety and fahhS
Medicines. Perfumery. Toilet and faaey Aftclrs. =,
Physeians' prescriptions Compounded At al
hours. only by entirely competent persons. ap "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

E,MBROlDEk lES AND WHITE
Il GOODS Splendid Swiss and Cambria Bands;
new style sets of Sleeves aud Collars; EnofeiaeIeo,
Uemstitchud and t;rtss Linrn llanderchieis; SWISS
MusliSs. Cambrics aud Lawns. We have a full
stock of the above Goods. which is well worth the
attention Of ladies 20 examine the price and quality
ofthena We shall receive by TO day 5 steamer some
f1'A'''1 j AN R0SESBAUM,
nv o. 1879 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

III M. SMITH, having removed to No
IL II. west Main street, Richmond, Virginia. con
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES Of almost every de.
scription. 3...s
Twenty years of practical experience in THE
city and SURF undiug country, enables him to
discrimination in choice of machines of very great
value to his patrons. ~.
Not wishing to make an over display of the large
number of premiums awarded his machines in the
last 1--WE years. will simply urge purchasers to exam
inc the published official reports of the Virginia Ag
riculturai Society. i'm which alone they can obtain
reliable information respecting such awards.
Fur his own convenience, and to secure purchasers
against disappointment he soiicts early orders to
Threshers. Threshers and Cleaners, Horse Powers.
Reapers and for repairs to the same his Threshers
and Cleaners wheels fer field work will save about
100 per cent. of labor over plain drums His new
Horse Power Is unsurpassed by any other is adapted
to any machinery. and requires no letting into the
ground, and has other advantages.
am preparted TO I'LL orders at all times for the
usual variety OF maehnery-such AZ Wheat FANS
Straw Cutters Corn Shelters OF all sizes Harrows,
Cuitiyators, Wheat Drills, VIII at Cleaners nay
Rakes, Reapers. Hay Baiing Machines Cider Mills.
Charns. Spinning Wheels, Road Serapers, Betting
aui Repsirs. f. t9-tl6t then dIaw Ecw2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03
STRAW GOODS BLEACHED AND

NHlRTe AND COLLARS have now
~ open alarSe stock of shirts and Collars whieh
cannot be surpassed Ia tor quality The public are
solicited to call ana examine them
fa j ID GOODMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

1 'FI,,o;l,n,TSNss ORsSs6 800 TO BE
mad 10 Ten Dollars.

Il d had f1r Ten DOnsAs N
OMAN ID cos LJIT hRIE6.
0AUTHogIZED By THE sTATG 81 aEVhuiAf =.
100000 Tor tIut su.u
Ths fsowins sehsm will be drawn by =; ~ AZ Il,
%, Manssers Of the sparta Academy ~ H.y =
1855. at AUGUSTA. Va, In public, under the super
OF Commissioners. a4Ah
GLASS IL, ,,. =.
20 be ray,u In the civ OF Augusta d., IN public. on
80 SATURDAY. MAY isT. 1883.
sffg GLASS IA, EA.u. ~
SATURDAY, NAY 9TH, 1850.
GLASS 10. -.
To h. drawn IN the city OF usta, Ga In public. on
sATUADAf, MAY lsrH. 1855.
ses GLASS IG.
To h. drawn In tho city Of Augusta, ia, m pupne on
SATURDAY. MAY 40. 1864.
CLASS IL,
No H.. un IN the city of Augusta ia Ia pupiic eh
:" ~ saTIJRDAY, MAY 18TH, 1888
ON TIE Plan OF SINGLE NUAbGhh
biS5 PRIZEsf
E.a,ly one prise 20 Ererp NM Iscee4.
MAGNIFICENT SCHkMEl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03

FRESH DRY GOODS.-We are reoeiv-
L ing a variety of choice and desirable GOODS,
among which are
English and American Prints
Earston and Manchester Ginghams
Mohair De Beiges Lavelia Cloths
Black Gro De- khines, very cheap
Rich Printed Lawns and Organdies
Plain Coofs aud Printed Bareges
Splendid Founced and AQue Robes
Extension and other skirts and Skirtings
Velvet Ribbons; Silk Fringes
Plaid Tweeds and Merno Cloths. for boys
French and American Cottonades in variety
Coats and Brooks Spool Cotton, all Nos
Skirt Reeds Brass aud Steel Hoops, &c, &c
To which we invite the attention of the trade.
an ~ KENT PAINE X co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-03
rVHE LIVER INV1GORATOR, prepared
IL NEAp ia A GR N aCI WV

lie LIf En- LIN v ~
l. by DR.. SANFORD, is
MEDICAL DISCOVERY, q
almost too great 20 believe.
eren The first dosg Gtolflc ben
one bottle is required to
Complaint, from the worst
q common headache all Of
DISEASED GIVEg.
TIE LIVER Is one of the
human body, and when ite<
the powers. of the systemt 20
st0Did zach is almostentirely
action Of the Liver for the
functions, when the stom- ~
are at fault and the wholeE
quence of one orgsn-theG
do its duty For the disea-
proprietors has made ito
more than 20 years, 10
with TO coGntersct theor
which it is liable.
To prove that this res
person troubled with Liv-
its forms, has but totry o
certain. r.
A compound has been ~
and extracting that pal't.-..
active virtues ofthe medi-
all morbid or bad matter
lag in their place healthy
thestomach, causincfoodly
the blood giving tone and =
merry removing thecaGses,
ing q radical curewith0ut@'
after effects, felt by using
Poison that is usuallynS
One dose after eating ISL
stomach and prevent the
ing. a
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare. ~
Only one dose taken stE
gently, and cures c0stive-
One dose taken AFTER
pepsia. y
One dose of two taa-1
lieye Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause of the disease, u
Only one dose immega-.
One dose often repeated
era Morbus, and a pre-
One dose. taken often, -
of bilious attacks, whilens
feelings. -
go Only one bottle is :
system the effee tsotmediAl
One bottle, taken for~,
yellowne5s, or unnatnralr
One dose taken q shortrl4
viKor to the appetite aud
One dose often re peated "
rbea in its worst forms, -
Bowel Complaints, yield -,
One or two doses cures VI
while for worms in child-,o'
er or sPeedier remedy inJL
ES THERE'S no eXaggefa
they are plain sober facts, til
to prove, while all who US,
unanimous testimony In its
We take infinite pleasCr,
medicine as q preventive ioT
FEVER, and all Fevers of a
with certainty. ard thousan
to its wonderful virtues.
Among the hundreds of /
cd 10 the public, there are I
commend as DR.. SANFOR
generally known now throl
preparation Is truly a Liver
the most happy results on
innumerable certificates
great virtue of this niedicil
est standing in society, and
best preparation now kell
Cbstfstg Democrat.
Price 81 per bottle.
SANFORD
8
FISHER b WINSTON and A
Richmond.
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, ao.

81 PARTICULAR NO e-wSSo
8TICE TO FARMERS.-All .rsTT-ryy
- who have To purchase Shoes ss,k III l9W
sS>F Tor Harvest, | would most re- essA-AA=l-AJ
pectfuly call their attention 20 my assortment, as
ley will be sold low, By ALEX HILL.
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x4nrT 2ATTLRDAY IN ND

APPROXIMATION PElAf.o.
PRIZE, Lies o. ARP si'' Ap'''1''''N - sl.eco
pE aLss q ~. esV' "p'i VA'"''e 1890
4 urfzas oi $3.50. approxinlsting to sle.0e 49,
4 prizes OF 1925 experimenting to 5000 ~
prize. are o'S
prize, are o 1oo
4 prizes of SIS experimenting TO ss0aG
prize, are 49, soN
~ nr:9ss a~e zDD
5col prizes Of so are HS.vo
= 4sS nrizes. amounting to $4,000
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IL hall
10 quarter
10 a,chth %

In URnERING TIcXEqs OF CERTIFICATE.
Enclose the money to onr address tor the Ticket,
ordered, on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
BIZ first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending lie
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and PTiZes will be cent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
xJ- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
x- Remember that every Prize is drawn aud pay.
able in full without deduction.
a- All prizes OF 81, o00 aud under paid immediate
IL after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN d Co, Augusta, Ca,
&C. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled. and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO.. at either
of those cities.
esr A list of tho numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with tine amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
the following papers: The Augusta l4a,l Consti-
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteliigencer, Neg York Weekly Day Book, Ssvan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispatch. Pauding (lss ClarioL, and Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. apps
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paUoo. a4UDIoTNne. =.
1EMEDY FOR C0UuHs. C0LISs'

DEMEDY FOR COUuHs, COLDS.
llNEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADA0H 4 =
The fact has been we'll known for long while tl,at
INKS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR Il the lost resnesi =
know for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps IL Il not
generally 30 Wen known that IL has relieved perrla-
nently several CAGES OK and Nervous Head
ache. Attention is requested ~ the following GER
tfficafe from Mr. WINSTON, 4 gentleman well known
ia this community: ~
sKIcifMosD, January Is, IS55.--This Ii TO earthly
Neuralgia most severely for several years, i have
tried various remedies, but found relief until
s sp9g m ,s p "a % GG kLfxi when sound
Of great benefit 10 myself Ny daughter, who has
suffered with cough sDce her infancy, has been en-
trefy cured By the use OF sirs DAVIS medicine and
4 now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period OF her life. believe II to DO
most valuable medicine, well very pleasant
N' 10 j O.. WINSTON.
For sale by Mrs A b DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston,
Millspaugh L Johnston, Il J Pfcot, A Bodeksr AID
III Eala faQ
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DELELVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
~ ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last .fce years. Is situated ON
III delightful airy position, and il furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find it inconve-
nient to be trt ated at their private lodgings.
Particular lttention will be paid to the lyiRg-tn
Wurds, which are peculiarly commodious. 81.
Payable on the reDaopal Of tie Patiently
White patients. per wcek...........-...........S6
Private Rooms. "''..'''s7 10 SIS
81 City acceptances required for patients from
the country, ualess where the parties known to
one of the PHI ysicians of the Hospital.
This ues all charges for Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. By al arrangement
with the Intirmary of the Medical College, u small
additional fee, ranging from 81 to $751; will be charg
cd fT Surgical cases. The particular SUN may b.
ascertaned beforehand by application to one OF the
attending Physicians. III
No small pox admitted. ~..
The undersigned will give their personal atteb
ton ~ all patients placed in their Hospital.
: see ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON M. D.,
t- At Grace street. between 4th aud 9Th.
THOMAS POLLARD, IL D.,
.t5t Basement of the Powhatau House.
=+ts r - D. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. d.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
a.f WM w. PARKER, Nj. D., +
Law Building. Franklin street, next deer to state
THos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D, Resident Ply sician.
NH ll--pOdlV