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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
purEsDEJPuT

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIAADELPETA,
4 Bener0ler, Institution estgJHS5cz 81 sPreirl Ia
Gormenf fer :se ReIs Of o. Sset M D.sHessat
eggiats@E1DB Tralsaaa Essssaie Dis,=ses.
IIIIE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
< view OF de avfa1 destruction. e hal.a lie.
csgsel by SeSuaI di.esses, amt the Receptions urlr-
ucej Upon tas Un!0rtu,&.s victims of such diseases Is
Qzacks. several years ego directed their Cousuls.re
surgeon. as a CHARITABLE ACF worthy O.. tii-.r
Hr'ae' 90 open , oislen5ary for ~ ;rsa-lent9 l this
class OF diseases, in all ths.- FORMS and to give AEu-
fCAL ADVICE GRATIS 20 all MO aRply ly lcg.r.
with "a description o~ttl=ir condition. iase. occupation.
.FUJNIsiI MEDiCISES FREE OF CHAl9IE. Isis
needless 70 add That the Association c.m1a-fs file
Asasst Ielleal sSiii o. L's sse' az vii iurhiaAtLe
The Directors of the ASSOCIATION, IN their annual
Report upon the treatment Of SeScai Diseases, forthe
year ending 1anuaTy lst. ie54-"Nr-ess TIE highest sat
i~sfHction with the success whichhi attended tie iz'ors
% tire Consulting Slr=uoniD tie care of S|-rma-or-
Iaeaar seminal u a-kness, Impotence. Gcuorrhee,
saa order a contiauaAee OF the sans plan fOT the
the B~jfsctors, on a -syier Of Tie past. feel assarea
taat tleIr it1ors m ms sgh-re cl he1eE"i-nt eaV-t
have been Of great benefit u the q 'ij-ted. eSrt-isllvta
Ia vusng.una they have r~esJ5ytsl &, deyut- d Ins.iges
giiareasEet zeal. 20 this important ANA EucA des-
ga Admirable Ri port On sperma.o-rhna or sentinel
Uoakncss. The yie- Of CnsTisrl. has;lr,lton.o or SELF
1|I&e. ava tttrf EtS~+ora o. the SEXUAL organs "F-Hc
Consulting >urE"on. vii! ue sent hy Ea5l ia sealed
c=v.lape.J FAE& o. CHARGE, Ua recei.. of $40
; AT tor nostase- oihef kgcr% nd fEaeis0n he
..,u-e am tre1.mcIt 81 sexual q DISEASES. de-. &c..are.
cogsfluuy Icing %nui'iish-i ;q-sra'ritnvs aist-.hn-'ru,
taI willie seut tothe afl.cteE some OF ;he --s rJa.
eE.rsGEI uI-.hods of JTeS;.aeal discovered sgrsls lie
last year. are Of great va'ue.
Niiress. for Report or Treatment. Dr.. !. SETLLEN
.ft@CGHT"N. Acizg s~argsou, Inward A~ssocia.i On,
-S0.4 SOutL Sinth Street. lhiL-ielphiS, IA
&: order Uf The Directors.
EZRA D. HGA3gEEiL, P-sSiisHt.
GEO. ~EAIEGilLD. Society. Aug ! a. 3
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GOUTH OF CANAL. Warfan, Ohio
~ my establishment By e~uiargjrg uy aircaJy ext..
ast1am engine. with allkinds OF uaciiusry adaPt-d
and labor are effected -Eerely aGortin K 2ciIniessu
o. LESS lGu-y tAaa can De s4eriel Eitiiout suc.lad'
D. = wo-Aueu IN tEc-cCuntry many cf aitau ar fir.
tIr1 OF 4 BUGGY FER Day 1t IAy EepcSi1ofias
work in tine coln-ry;aA Of which Is Earssrte,i ID eve
finish, is not 70 lie u:passeGin tai country, o. - c.
my g.. Found
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29

IustIlFF WIN ? rHr'rlT ElTTttV u IhODILL
AID PROVISIONS.
COFFEE Y TEAS
COFFEE - TEAS
coz ID TEAS. a..
COFFEE AND TERS
COFFEE ASD z
C0FFEE~AND.TE
COFFEE AN3-TEAS
COFFEE X Twas
COEEEE \ TEAS
COFFEE 4 TEAS
FLOCR se have c0a7;antly ~ sale; "a superior brand
ia BIrre!S or saeIs.by the LuAior otherwise.
We also Lave nice artirTs IF OLD PTE HHISEEy
by tie Barrel or TALON.
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GsaG f43E5sEs
Il d i d e.!
FT|FNF.F DID. NtNFCFT," = n
LC0WnoGaieG enti-Ciyfr from Guns,

NIIlln olIF a1t WIN q
fE= rewers q The en- aSe
Is Utmost eu5irc'T dsu-nieut
n for the pfuf-sr ue-.orm-
stomach Is :, .suif. t.c hnwels
system suffer- ipcouscgueace
having ccase,l 10 do + duiy.
gan, one Of the qrofsie;5is
practice a. more than Is enfy
wiirr-vl An 10 couuterlc. tie
IL j. liable.
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STOVES. .ORNANnl


COAIsCGOk
TroPis. King ofshe West, Great ge-s5rB Em2,-,, sc
q very extensive assortment afaG UMe ha-r 1gi Easst
h.tdtul. Clttsgs Sr4rkitn, Cisyl'au Pusn&.in. sc.
Ba-uiito:. Ne-, for wood. ! manufacture several yr
Cd Black swan. for coal or weed. is = great tsycr,;e
IS. Unices, Lax Rooms, Gc--stsuGsUpriygl:l Iabo
Oi.NAMENTALE
~ different sizes, a2ous WHICH IS tEe celebrated
manufactured. It's NV i~rteatic0 90 keep On he1i
~ tie Stayc TriEiIsjuE line. Al aL-9s 81 FOJSl
MACHINERY CASTINGS had. 60 erl. r on tie Siaf
I W1uII also say Ib-t / ara eusagsd IN the iiasufs
atthi5 Embellishments NaEh al Urcveuclt
-TGlrse. are kept c"as.-1:ly or laGd. lam als2 SCI
viii keel ANYTHING nos manufactured iu The pgtw ii
lrse HCrcl'Ut tle-es. Of t.u.t -r iu the voodiug of
The very best ofstocS ara warranted. and those purG
e. sad reEtted, which is not thccase with corei ~ NIT
tsls' keep On hand a great variety a. icreieE u
United Ststtz, manufacture fa~rTrerIytv -tarLuaG q
store i too we'll known 20 need aEy ccU--sEts.
FrcE long experience IN ia TIE FlundTv Ssi Paw
~ ru.t is 20 mauE-ac-lrr none but Che best e. articles
es q sinsulsrarticle can be Joushta-aay other estshI
selves.
Foundry at he corners q Canal and Liberty Stree
iry. near The Canal Grif-e.
Warren, Oct 81. 1S5G-1y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-29

--"AE . 49, jill ~
slso asssa ta Us endalrSaIsl 5FErW sdT
ING STOT rs,
d. LutSe line otta-:or ard Sitting Room Stoves. I have
aprrogei styles &c e'annfsc;ure. Amons shem l. he
" y EFT ist 5@ssry PAriar, Hiiigv Pulor. Self
~ EGT-1rtect Stoves AMONG wh:chth ceIebra
The large Hest.'. stsys Ezssl siqrs for HaEs.C aifch-
caHrt t-re Eanlt er Of very beautiful paterns0f
NANiELED GRATES
Reverse Crate, which is Archaeological 70 re TIE best
az the best putieras Of store Gratss-aBa an articles
~ tASLNGs, LePt constantly On, hand. MIL and
--ers p 81 The vsrious kinds of PIows h~erstof1re zade
IS 1f patterus- &U Kinds ofPL6" POINTS noe in gem
's'ns RIP segerai patterns OF Plogs Ehiesi fastermyssis
~ gIovE. All articles of ny mauufsrsure are raae Of
s-n- '-i1!= y use.caH, Al a-4umss.hays them repair
Slcvcs auI Flows.
ale Stoves .aucr -VhithJ is the Tar fame5 Cookfag stova
rd l.leC, 4C~ BY CLas-BoasGDau OlNeEtOu Falls. Ills
busiHssFI ieslceRsecgt o.siviHE satite satis;&ction-
an ittos= from thr iestci utt-Iiais md as loSi tGise-
Ishmeut on tie H.ss,esD &ssGvt4 Ca!Isal seeof yoLl-
IS Taolezal e ard Resanw arere ers of resi'Sths Fear
lanes REED.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
ELISA G0nD1AG

CsHrFs, Coils. HdaeH-a, croE2. H0G-sHfss. Bron
rHifis. PEeEAeozta. Diseases IF fbs Bors!s arising
from Coils. faciBieRf C0EsUw9ti0a, md for tteEe-
lief ard Gf az az possible cHrs Of PGtissts az al
raaecG stages 81 tAe is;tsr disease.
This celebrated preparation. like the B.tters. may
be confidently relied on 1t is designed for a class OF
diseases more general and more fatal than Any ether
to which Tn. people "a this country are suiject-thoss
Swinging from 4 .SEiskf csld-' That eminent anthor
ftv. Or. Bell. says: II will not say that Coils IRE to
our nhah itauts what the Piz-sr aud } eNoD Fsrer are
To those OF other countries; tut I cauav-r ccufie.t'y
tAs: they usher ia I'll sease 0f gre4ser cJmplici.y aud
mortality than these latter
Afa-thcr proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
r~.sul.iur from l'csHaea cat<' uay De- sen hy a glancr
al the foIlovin. statistics. tIEeu FROM the records %
the Board of Hca!t. Of philadelphia coufessediy one
of she most heIlth5 localities ~ the Union:
1852. Total dc4tEs in Fhisi-TpAia, 1929
Died OF Consumption. 81 g.
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& Co.'S IMPROVED C#RRsSFE TAT

,sr r5a ali ,1 70 Su'p2,S anyihdng now in use for Manufacturing cheese :
manner. L It. notice.. anG4n
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PIT

- - -T asT
lie subscribers are Row
L receiving at Umpire Blcck, a
EH ~ Sniee LOT Of NeWtoR, Biz ste & Bred
bssyS aud StelEwayG Sons ceie
~ brated Pi&uos. and offer hon t0the
tuoncat the lowest eastern prices Wewarrantatfcrr
Instruments 70 give sutissgc elton in svery respectl and
EeeP theH N tIne ar TIRE frst ysar free OF eharge.-
PilHos auG Asiedsgf > taSeHir eSrhsuge so 90
4AUTROT.
Warren. o., hHgostsih, say H
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WARREN BOOK BIN9ERE.

( ND BON FACTORY REMOVED
n To one doc. north oi MrQaisloa'z Groc.ry,
Man Street.
BOON RINDING lone on short notice mi IN good
style.a d: reasonable prices B.sat fo~ss hals ami f.li
bound, ofaiI sizes. Of my own manufacture, Away c.
lau5. or T.a5e n order.
PAPER BOXES. such ~ BauGloxes, H1thoNes.
Comb eases. &c got W. in good srgf-. Stationery
LeIt on hand fer sac. Paper Hrr=iH- i1r safe. and
papering doUe IN good style. Persons layi-- ROCKS
10 paper viii please give ne p c-ll.
: STEINACuEG.
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S1istdI7a0ps.

The cure
~ OF Female Diseases, Ga, for sale by Br. FuSR.
OF Youngstown. Ohio.
DR.. raiaeS Vegetable Medicines are ~untaili1g in
III cure OF Typkoid fever, PTiocis DjscaSss. De
- =. d. PAINE.
Ynun~sLn-n- MarA- l.hn-r.
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CLEWELL s. ELWELL.

NEW MANTTBEASI!
WE have nov on hand a splendid
~ a~ssoltAentof six aRd Lace Man.iILls. Asa
III LS.l
White Crane, White and Coi0rsti Stella. Tibet. Black
Sir. snd = lsrge "A ssortnient Of Cheap SufnHer S.avls,
will be sold chesp for cash or ready pay.
PICK, BURwELLa& CO..
Jane I6. 80. -a~taa 81. 70. % Market Street.
SOAPS-Noman'ss Friend, Rosin.
y Fa1cy and Toiiet Soaps ofaitsinds.Hy ~ Fox.
Lar. y s:asis poaad. = woeDs &IEw,
e $3.50 = 81 1z G EEs eeF "a aaaAhl
ITgl1e4i8E TEIz13a3
c-g1 .-1IsiE .1otA saat
, 1859-02-17
Poor Old Nan.

kr. Oorcofan, who expanded from 10000 TO
go, 90 to elset Buchsnxu, never crosses tho
tareshbnld Of the White House; while 1t il
whispersd: along tbs avanue, that John R.
ThomaA Of New Jerey, one OF his most faith
fut sdherents; hns 1t ieast become dngusssd
With tho hoalow-hesrtedns0 Of the Executive.
The Washingtoo correspondent Of the Phila-
dolphin Pssfs says that 40 naan can b pointed
ont Who il sinosrely attached 10 lamas Buchsn-
an, either in Washington or elseRhere.- a. his
onn house il LAacaatss. be haa scarcsiy =
;frisnd Haxdly LAaesstar saoe il sver seen Ut
ths. n hits Houaev aad ooae Of The man who aze
known to have adhered 10 The fortunes Of tho
Presidsnt In those dark days, when he crocehed
1t their feet begging for their' support. Whist
the condition Of afairs Is in PhiIAdelphia need
not repest Evsz tke psopls Who hold Offices
under him, while thsJ may fear, do not admire
or esteem him and Of those who do not hold
of6ae, scarcely oas can be found among those
who wete proad 10 b. aumherad u hia tisnds
thfee ysa1a Ago, Who does not express eorzow
or indignation at the conr1a ha hAs pursned.
n: NashioEpt:. l. Ssatso "a aasstt that ths
President esano+ point ~ ~ hoAaak personal
friend. Mea&Ea. Bright md SljdsQ ~ suppos-
~ 70 hs sts aeaEsst = him, nd 5st t6oss vhs
know thsss sens}sman sh1u2 THAR shouldeta at
tho aliRhtesf tuk1ssttou ef oordiality bstReea
than and the hs14 of ths Government -.
, 1859-02-17
HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.
The Charges against q. S. Karshal Pine.


l8pedl Dspateh TO the N. r. umes.]
WAsauSoroH Sunday. Feb. II
There il quitA commoiion among tbs espec'
fAl friends OF the ADMINISTRATION ID regard 10
tho charges preferred sgainat Charles n. Pine,
United Stsses Marshal Tor the Northern District
ot -ulinola, by: Ar-- Martin, hia hookkeepcr.
Aartlu hiss rled with the Department Of the IN.
terior charges sga'nst Pine Of uaIteasanee in Of
flea, nissppiica1ion Of public moneys, and vitia-
ton Of the Sab.Treasury law By making bis de-
posits In bank1 instead Of tho Sub Treasury, md
with paying the expenses Of the Uuited States
tho banks Of Missouri and other Western 5tatea
instesd Of in kold and silver. He also produced
Transcript from the books, showing that in less
than four months Pine has drawn from the pub
Lie funds and applied to his private purposes
moro than 81. 900 while the limit Of bis salary
for Whole year BY Law il but 5000. The
chsrKes ars made directly and unequlvocslly,
with specifications under eaeh head. and We un-
dsrstand they srs svorn to BY Martin ~ being
trus Of his OWL personal knowledge, and seeon-
panied with m cffer On his part to provo every
one of them BY the testimony Of other persona
It il said that, when these charges vert made
known to tho President, be replied that he did
not see how he could do anything with them II
present, for the reaaon that, to remove Pine
now would seem to be 4 confesaion of tho truth
Of Whist Judge Douglas had said in regard to
| tho character Of some OF the public officers in
Illinois. and tbs Chicago Htrald, Baebanan's i
especial organ, would be discontinued. that pa-
par being edited BY Pine, and supported by the
| Mar1hAra ofiee- Tho subject il now before the
Cabinet for Investigation. 1t il probable that
| no removal viii be made. or steps taken during
thiH session, for tbs REASONS augRested BY the
| Preaidenk It il understood that If Pine il not
removed, Martin will publish the charges and
| specifications. with the proof.
Tic United Ststss officials At Chicago al take
l kidAH in thA enntFnFefNY &nfuA one Nfd6 And
, 1859-02-17
'YervDoubtfal EnaofseRelt.

- FC1Y 1HA0t1&A A.1NW&1EAkN1kS =
- 4 f.w days; ago, . busiiess ho4ss i 10 oity
had cessation 10 1rits 70 eo.raGpoada.tin in oas
Of the lntsliw towns af lndiaaas - IN slosis9
thslE; lsttaE, asked ths qusstioa, WAse II ~
!. das. .tisst il oorfsape.asastspp1i.d y 10 tae
aes11k L = 1oas nsst aas9tion rs,.r. ,4>n' ri
;r1s3spuoniibilit1 10 my limitsd aneasf "a -,
sy:r /: eoed b.; e s:5 Y. :; !: ss;;s
II 6sn1~;tfnn whsG n aps11ax II pks6snted.
H susssiT pr ~ = e: s1t.sss' " sa4
q 8 exseetaa I'd - - e Y sesa ~ =
fn - 11d ooiata. n iAdeat slala1ssr Who topk
D. ~ d 81 hastsF e . r.1ass1s ts.ss
're~eAtaG hin, WA Hse = ekuulz-
sta,te e =. q - 81 ~ q kssaa aa N:
u s. '6nr:sf ~ ~ III d ~ 9h& = ag4
1iet So - 8 aS1l: ak ~.
~ / ~ s - 9ea3ffs? -.
i i &: s;es / ssas E I'll ss.. ssa"'
, 1859-02-17
Western .Neap8 Items.


LA1aa DsEa-Tha st. Panl Pioneer says there
has been on exhibition at meat shop in that
city the largest buck e1er shot in the North west
LII extreme length is fifteen feet, and weighed
vhen killed 6l4 pounds 1t was ahot at Moose
Like, Wl1consln-
n,.-,,.,-,o c,,,u.~-M- w;,,;.n Pad
.s ~" go ~ . .;.;n -. .a.i.nt.ii. ~, .a.
tsrdsv. He xss huusipe in COMPANY With sew
eral Of hie neiohbors. and In p.ssin1 through
soune brush. the run carried bv boy nsmed
EeIlv vss di,ch.1oed torard. him. The eharoe
1919 th-nnsh III. trn~. snJ \. 3;.3 IN - 1s.
Faanss.t. .rhs as-s.tsd wa.s hschsior mi
s.su.s 49,, f.;.aS. - Ia,h hts nm.;-n.s1' f,+a
sSs. r.a.!"a. nlaua. ~ aa'4tA n'' 3A'A'1 i0Is'
-Aos'a" 1*po'''"''
Fslup.-On Fridav lsst Seuator Worthinutou
preasn,ed communicstien from Bapiamin Fer.
ruanu. of Fox Lake. sts,in1 that by the report
Of the joint COMMITTEES to investigate the sdairs
Of the assts departments, several loaus appear
70 hase oesn made In t9e yeaT 1897 upoa prop,
erty in tbs village OF Fox Lake, which would
seem to lmplicate him IN . fraudulent tEansac-
zion y Chairman Of tho Board ct snperrisors
Of that year. He dsnies having certified to the
vslua Of tho property In question. aud aaks thai
An investigation be had to Ascertain Who COM
naitted % gross fraud.-AA Dan, 14h.
u.. rA
C1ose t ~ ~. ". .sc - 1ae Ne - no. .sts
, 1859-02-17
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
1auRsDAYGoRH1aa, FEnRu41r II, 1853.
The Fraudulent Bonds| In the Hands
fhA f1hffAE-


The condition OF til e'Stafe Bank Of Illinois
at Sha.cna7oscn, and the well-known ability of
its owncra 10 close mp the gap in itz aecuri.-
tics caused by the proved wort thlcss1ess Of tie
bonds {set, ,ooo> issued upon the $50 day
canal checks,":ffe reasons sufficient for re.
viewing the opinion expressed the other day,
in regard to the duty OF Col. Du Bois, tue
Auditor, in The premises We understand
that that capable, di1igent and faithful officer
feels himself constrained to resist all attempts
to take those bonds out Of his hands OF to re-
cognize them as securities for the iasuea ot
the Bunk BY which they ara deposited. lie
regards them as worthless pieces of paper,
which impose no obligations on the treasury,
and which are no guaranty, for the eventual
redemption Of the bills of the bauk; aud. as
the guardian Of the financlal interests Of the
State, he will not surrender them except in
obedience to power that he cannot resist. We
hope that he viii not rccede from this honest
position;but that in the discharge Of his duties,
in conjunction with the Bank Commissioners,
he will ut once compel the deposit Of other
securities by which hill-holders may be made
good. The case seems to u to be plain
one,-one that admits Of no delay.
, 1859-02-17

-. o.u-.a-s.-,... ~. VI -
offered a reeo,nt;on in the n s sen,tr 1oor.
ino to The ab,ocatioo of the Treaty nj Rrcj
procity between the limited stotes and the
North American Rr;t;sb p,ovfncos mi.
Treatv. the result of ;naefat;oah,e 1.,nr hv
men Of enlarged riewn IN both sides oftthe
national boundary line, vcnt into eff. ct in
March 1g55. It excmnts from dnt;es lie
following artic}es teinr tba growth anil nro.
i7nce ot Tho r1,i,od s,a,.s ~ ~ Tho s,;d
Provinces tow;t.
,.an,.;. a.n . ...., .,,.
snin,sis of Ill ftnds. -hesa. sruntstf md .1Issd
meats, cotton: xael sesd. .nd yseet.slss. inn
md iii nth.r r. crestansa ~ n1inp IN H. - ~stsr sa
PoulszI, eggs. hides, fun, sktns. or tails nn-
Troueht ~ sts,e. ssss' buttsr t 81 5 ess*ss % tsI,o1 ii
lArd. horns. nanures ores Of rnetals Of all kinds
fnm ~ n IL t;nds ronnd hswsd 1s. .ad 81 10
manufactured in Hhole Or in part, dreHood,
snraes 400 t1sse e. pn woo -dnhd n,n
uDsroa9d; bsrn Of vrodeh * % ua.reasat burr
Or grind ..ones, dyeasatt1. aaz, hemp or tow
pasa" nnme"eo'A''ere'' unnanu'ae ae'ured tobacco and
rha a-o,,,;, -, .,,o
.-,,...o" @ '.He a., y w.. vs. ~ euus 'as nas Gun
aonn4s;a. ra ,,.se ,a.aaa s @a'ru@ss ., o, 0osn
souus. s .Ae 14'os oes"eeu luetn nas 4a.se-
y increased sna ..s p'essn. e1ssn. & nut IN
ea'hes' ol WA. tis aes'tnea 2 eeeome
ehould Liberal International = arrangements ee
eoat'hoea. There II no good reason Tor aoro'
, 1859-02-17
The State Of Oregon.

L
The Constitution under which Oregon was
ss1mitted into the Union On Saturday last,
WI framed in 1857. During the Same year
i vas ratified BY vote OF the people, and a
Legislature, State Officers and Members Of
Congress were elected. The following was
the result Of the election:
g. ZEE: &?:::::$ q
ess ,sa
The Legislature elected consisted Of IL
Democrats and Republicans in the Senate,
aud 2s Democrats and z Republicans in the
H0usc.
In 1853 both the Territorial and State Leg
lslaturcs met at Salem. It Was unknown ut
that time whether Oregon would be admitted
into the Union at the first session of the pres
ent Congress, and it waa subject Of much
discussion whether the duties Of Legislation
properly devolyed upon the State or the Ter
ritorial Legislature. The latter organized,
transacted such business Us came before it,
and adjourned. The State Legislature also
organized, elected Gen. Joseph Lane and
Delnzon Smith,. S. Senators, and, without
transacting any other business, adjourned.
On Monday last Messrs. Lane. Smith and
Grover we're admitted to their scats. The
two former will draw lots for the shortest
term, which will expire on the 4th Of March
next. Mr.. Growers term In the House will
also expire with the present Congress.
By the votes shove given Ut the election for
State Officers, it will be seeu that the Demo-
cratic party is largely in the asaeudent In
Oregon. It.would be strange indeed if fed.
eral Influences aud patronage had not been
strong enough to shape and control the poll
tics Of the Territory. These, for the most
part, will now be Withdrawn, and with the
influx Of immigrants, it is reasonable to ex-
pect that Oregon will soon throw of her al
legianee to the slavery. extending Democracy
and take position With the other free Repub.
lican States of the Union. The doctrine Of
Mr. Buchanan'a last message respecting Kan
sas gave great offence iu Oregon, and it is
said that political sentiment there has since
undergone great change. Letters recently
received from there in Washington say the
Administration party in that State is destroy
ed-that neither Lane nor Smith represent q
party IN the Senate. Perhap1 it ia too much
| to expect that the electoral vote Of Oregon
will be cast for the Republican nominee for
the Presidency in 1860, but that Oregon will
be all right before 1864, We do not .entertain
| dnnht
, 1859-02-17
j.cp!. .c9 r. .. = NH. : :: -

E. 4 'Ws4h1n2soa oapA&eo o. tho Cincinnati
aax4tA, under data Of ths 14th insk, sAyn:
II ID shown befers Sasr1n M = Uonuittae, That
Mhiis !, 30 men wsfe eaaplet. u the Rtook!Yn
Navy Yard. ID My Last, Tie number was IN
{r3eest 10 90 eA tAeTss. ,6f ~ rhayenher
Slsdti61: Ii 'Ph1sde1p phfi, sl6ven hhhdffd 4ere
smPasysd il Msyf ard 0sssa1saa 1uadcsA in
eetobat.' = Ii; ,bo!h thsis ware instances where
hs hamhsri 1sIs rsdacsd aftsr BA. .aleokinns,
aheNiDS 1>si1e for tAs inctsass. .:
:: ns fsssin9lJ. coya9 &Rht hnnarad pages.
1hsdseo<t Wat ~ readY tJ WsAaasdAy...
>s8sstssssy Tosssy has bssa fas8ila1a with =
epn8 +of Ill exm&pff- Affecting him. Tbe facts
&2Sbnshsd n4skS u4t Z 1&11s ffs &of14t ii hero
tsfsse asppsasd. asdprsvsd ~ sEeseea corfup-
taea throa8hoH& Aethisk liks II In haep here{
tdfbff8s df1z1oesd.-- .--+.;~7s IA - -,
: An efort il 70 b made bY The friends 6fI the
N1uHtna 8al}64NdJff c}ss4gptA4@ @2sfon;
% restore ths tariff Of lsle. ,fe1persrilT, &1A
eesstptosnie., u, the PassAEs d 10 dkhsr til |eaa
u @a9sa<s0. -; t!~s.~s !! -..' -7-!1" .,,:
, 1859-02-17
ReQl E5tnte.

VGTANTED TO EXCHANGE FUR \ olrY
w xAAdaoee.A
no M E STE AID,
ContsAtnx Of TWO aorY Milwaukee Brick Hcaac, Cat
budtnxA Y1fd md Garden. all in ecmpstt orber rt4S
ID IN oue Of thoAe beautiful and healthy Lake Towpsin
Wisconsin. only mas nom tbs oit1 On lhs una Of 'hs
Lake 9hors Railroad.
A1so wanted to ssll or exehana II: city property.
Wiseonsin Farming and Pins LAndA
Tor psrti& Lars addrea Port oEes Box lssa.
tAx4t1&ly
TT s. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING
AGENCY.
Ms subseKber having had much PRACTICAL experienced
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
IN The var1ous Lsnd Districts Ia the Western etstes bAs
uuur1A facilities for uaAkiu1 valuable secleeuoas
YoR LAND WARRANTS Oh oAsH
Choice 9eIections nAy now be ua1e In
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI,
Persons having Wsrran.s can hare them Located IN
their Own Name.
And 10 per Can't. Profit GuATanteeds =
Payable In One Year.
lows. Wisconsin md Illinois Lands for sale low for
4ousy Invested in Kansaz a1d NebrakkA
q aALlaDQRY. Land Locatlns Aren't.
apl5 - II = Usrk street, ChacaEo.
, 1859-02-17
Hle0ifil1fg, &1.
A PERFECTLY TRIUNPHAN,T

A PERfECTLY TRIUNPHAN
~As ALL 06AaaA AhS1NL tRUN
NH 49, A II
&2rf1EularlY FEVER and A6UB.
ehtls IT,. I'd ss.e sad ii !t.es.e. siacx ftea that
H.atarta nd toxz Of tbs West Fqeh ss die .sel or
;aseii n;sr esaTement Of she solesn. oe Aeue CARS
Ia tho ada. 81 lo1s- lutcrmltuk. Ren'fssns PeYerf
sud Indeed. all dlsea4ei rsInS from Billions condi.
una 4 tbs s5sts IL tnzTsdieute sre IN ys.s,aho
tain 10 e1sa Re4Ief If roo dtIrs = esve snI
tina s1d ke$ yooF ha aslth lake Il Il ones In.te.5 n
9oss "a3sa ONLY paalAss Wills thsy do not cure.
AotMx I'll, F.b - 1851
Al%Ha T. \ Ann CO -9s1ks: Wennd Your
Axu3 BA1A superior to 4ny remedy in onr msrfet n.