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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
CADDLES AND HARNESS.

~ The firm of PATCH & ALLISON. having been
dissolved, and the business divided, the manufacturing
OF Harness. Saddles. &c, will hereafter be carried on
by Join FIFE. as u Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand of Patch & Allison. fhe subscriber is
fully prepared with an ample supply OF Trimmings,
and stock ofall kinds, for the Manufacture OF aDything
in his line. A good supply of HARM ESS SADDLES,
TRUNk &C., constantly on hand. which he will he
happy. at al! line to exhibitto his old friends, aRd
new customers. L. ii. ALLISON.
Irarron .nr.1a1 I1.r
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What is tina, which goes fiom Lon
don 10 Edinburgh without moving! "A
railroad.
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
BALsARafC CORDIAL

CsRsis, Colds. HfHcE=a. Group. HoG-SHcsS. Br0R-
chris. Pneumonia. Diseases Of TIE BODefs HriSiRs
Jrsr- Calls. IHciDieSt Consumption. and for tbs re.
lief cad az az Ell PSssi6iel care Of Pg;isats IN al.
raHeod SfSsfS Of the latter di.eaSe.
This c LIBERATED preparation like the Pitters. may
he coEEdently relied on. Il is deSign-d for a class OF
diseases more general and more fatal ihIa any other
to which the people OF tins country are su,ject-thOs-
springIn. from a -sliEkt COiG.' That eminent author.
lily. pr. Bell. says: II will not say that Colds are to
our iuhalHauIs what the Plague and leH0D Fcrer are
to those OF other countries; tut ] can aver conf lently
tina: hey usher in disease Of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
A further proof OF the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from a COMMON c0tf may he 81 ~ by a glance
at the following statistics. taken from he records OF
the Board OF Health of Philadelphia. cOnfessedly one
of :he NOS; healthy localities iB the Union:
lc53. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 0.e6l
Died Of Consumption, l,9l2
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szG1 sLz E4kz
1NVEGOEs e !
PREPARED ~ iE SANFORD
E-nnnnrnAnh nni:rnlr frArn EEuG-

Is cNE oF THE REST PVRGATIyE ANn LIVER NE
1 ntCtSES uaE hctsse the public, thN. ses j. a f.rkdTffr,
easier, tnilirr. ami asore rferIaEi i-ta ANY other T-dicire known
ItE not ouiy = CHltt.rh. hat = ite-r remedy. zrtng fnSt on The
Lis,F ts eject is mpr4dd natter. ;hru ga Ihe stomach snd boWtls
10 carry 81 Iha; mArer. TIM, accommodating two purrosCs cIrctu.
ally, WitEoai nay - the raTntnl feeiiaEs experienced ia the uIerN
tips III mlSl tGhI sis. II s5Frl-ihrnS the sysrem NJ tas same
uIce Ih=t Il pGrges il; and Wien taken csily IN Ei1dsiA;s do>-s,
wiz Strengthen and bu:ld il up visa ufu-aAl uprlts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

Small faults INDUCED, are little thieves
iha. LET in greater.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
Darietp.
ON LoNGFELLow's PSALM

PARODY ON L0NGFELLOW'S PSAL
OF LIFE.
TIL me not IN mourniul numbers.
Life is but an empty jream'
Chickens in their oval .lumbers.
Are By 10 means what they seem.
Life is real, life is earnest:
knd its shell is not its pen
Egg thou art and egg remainest.
Vas not spoken Of The hen.
Not enjoyment. and not sorrow.
ls our destined end our way:
But TO scratch. that each Tomorrow
Finds US fatter han to-day.
Ar is long. and time is Heetins.
Be our bills then sharpened well:
Not like mufied drums be beating
On the inside Of the shell.
IN The worlds broad field of battle.
In the great barn yard of lie.
Be not like the lazy cattle
Be q rooster in the strliri
Trust M hawk. however pleasant.
And get never be it said.
When the biras Of prey were Present.
You we're skulking in the shed.
Lies Of old cocks all remind "a
We can make our lives sublime;
And when roasted, leave behind US,
Bird tracks in the sands Of time.
Bird tracks that Ierhaps another
Chicken. dropping in the rain.
A forlcrn and ~hen-peckcd brother.
When he sets, shall crow agsin.
Let Us, then. be afl-r Matching.
With a heart for every fate,
Ever growing. ever scratching.
.Learn to caekle and TO pirate!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed urnn BY = counterfeit Of Norse's Indian
Root Pills, signed A. 3. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of Al HhSs
q Co., on each box
THE reason why people are so distressed when sick,
and Why so many die. is because they do not geta med
icine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which
will open the natural passages for the disease TO he
matter is lodged. and the stomach and intestiEes are
literally overlooking with the corrupted mass thus
degeneration, constantly mix
ing with the blood. which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, until life rs taken from
the body by disease. DIR. Morse's PILLS have added
to themselves victory upon victory by restoring mil
lions of the sick to blooming health and happiness
Yes. thousands who have heen racked or tormentei
with sickness. pain and anguish. and whose feeble frames
have been scorched by the burning elements OF raging
fever, and who have been brought as it were. within a
step Of the silent grave. now stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead had it
nOtbeen for this ~greatand wonderful medicine orses
Indian Root Pills. After one or two doses had been
taken. they we're astonished, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
all sickness, pain and anguish. hut they at once 90 to
work at the foundat; on OF the disease. which is ;he
blood. Therefore, it viIlb shown, especially by those
who use these Pills. that they will so cleanse and puri
~. hatdisease-thatd deadly enemy-wiltake its flight
and the flush of youth and beauty will again return,
and the prospect OF n long and happy life viii cherish
AMI brighten your days
Price % cents per box, five boxes will he sent on the
receipt of 81, postage paid.
Sold by E.A SMITH & CO.. and WOODS & PEW,
Warren, o., and by all dealers in Medicines in the
county.
]. WHITE Sole Proprietor.
10 Leonard Street New York.
WI. ne & CO.. Proprietors Of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment. Earlsville, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents my e6, SLY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

MILLINERS-and all others wanting
w Military Goods. are invitei to call at the
EarreH DrR Goods Store. where they can see every
variety Of Bnnnets, : good stock Of Ribbons and
Ruches. also the largest and most complete assortment
Of French and American Flowers ever offered in this
market. all Of which will he sold wholesale or retail at
the lowest prices PECK. & CO,
April 81. 1888
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PRICE o. CENTS PER BoX.

A. CHEW; Vienna. by R. J. STEWART. IT.; Girard,
by Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, by VI T. level. and
by Druggists generally. NAV S6. '5S.y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

J p~ripui;=l r-gglsisrS Of the
performs iis hH Lotions well,
tally eselngcd. The fpshHra
; on The healthy acisua ct tie
Ence, fHsiEnrIio :. Eheugle
=te ~ fsEli, and Inc whole
, 81 Gre n:gHn-ihr Liver
For The aiseases Of that or
/ has made !; his study. In a
: years. IA find Some remedy
, many arrangements 10 which
AZ las: foHad. any person iron
, piaint. Ia nyS 81 IL .0rns,
1unyicii,H = cerfs:n-
, morbid Or lad matter fon
place = teaiihy How 81 6ilr.
causing iro'. Ia diErst well,
giving tone Ai'd Lealih iaIhe
lie rHass O! die disease
rurei. and, what =
, The occasional rss Ct ta-
aci-ni 10 relieve the siomEca
TisisE and ourius
, lretirng. prevents Night
J n'ght. loo-eas the boweIs
siVsnr~s.
n-Ei ~il! Care Dyspepsia
~sIocr!ah xill n saSs re.ie.e
, male cOStruciiSa reGncyeS The
I,nhus Il peIiec: ciIe.
te.irNr7 C~flolIc, While
a SIRE caIe for Cholera
,of Cholera.
ueecea 20 throw ont rf tie
cine after a long SickursS.
JaeusliccIeanoves Eliszi.
iiuunl he skin.
!, i.nss before caring gives VI
Gci ciEg>f well.
] cures ClrOnic Diar-
while Il M M aad
alfao-t ~ the first doe.
urks raised hs Worms IN
saief. or speediSr Temrcy ia
DroPsy, by exciting the
msnding this medicine a. a
Ague. Call Fever.
lous Type. II rrers'es
are willing To testify - lis
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

SOAPS-Woman's Friend, Rosin.
~ Fancy and Toilet Soaps, of allkinds. by the Rex,
Bar. or single pound. by WOODS & PEW.
BURNING FLUID, &C.-Alcohol,
ID Turning Fluid, Camphene and Turpentine nv the
Barrel OF Gallon, by. WOODS q PEW.
MORE THAN 800 REAMS Of Cap
WI and Letter paper have heen received at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE. within the natt month. so you may
know sheIs lie tbs place to buy it, sell sga.n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

HOUSE FOR SALE. OR TO RENT.
IL The undersigned oilers fo- sale his house. with
good barn and garden spot, situated on Bazetta street.
in the Village OF Warren. II not sold immediately,tb The
premises will be for rent during the coming year.
Apply to Hutchins, Cox & katlin, Warren,
or to I; u BOUiOS.
a. dillon, Anderson & Co IS, Philadelphia.
rah L. Ishl-ff
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Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upna By = counterfeit Of Iorse's Indian
Root Pills, signed A. 3. Moore. Al genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of A. j. WhRs
q Co., on each box
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02
DATENT SKIRT LINING.-(a new

L article for lining dresses) also Grass Cloth, Hair
Cloth, Brass Hoops, &C., &c jnstreceitedhy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-02

The Liter Is C-l- If th-
human body ard when ii 8
tlss powers o: the system arc {
is almost entirely d-negllert
Lirer ior The ptnIer perform :
stomach Is a. FAULT The boSrls =
system suffer- in c,ii-equegcc 2
having cesSed TO Do It's da'y. :
gan. ORs o. the prspri-iorS
practice of i8ore tban twenty =
wheTewiiA 70 cOauieraci skc q
l; is liable. y
Tnn3vet that Ibis remedy j. =
blsd with Liver Conn 4
has bat 10 Try . iOftie. Alsf Z
These Gums remove all -
the system. supplying in ihrr =
lnvlgora;iEg tbs stomach, :
purifying the blood
whole machinery. removing =
strctiug 4 radical care. ;
Bilious attacks ere ;
better, prevented. ~ z
Liver Invfgorntor. r
one dose AMER caring is suf :
and prevent the iood FROM
Only one dose taken before .
mare. =
Only one dose taken at 7
gently. and cures Cos y
One doss takea Al;er each {
BS- One dose o. two tea.- !
Sick Headache. )
Ore bottle taken for f.
cE1-a c: the disesss. and :
Only one dose Immediately L
One dose often rrJ esied l. z
Morbuz, and a preveEtiV=
&C. Only ore hottie is
system the effects OF medi- z
~ One battle tsken for :
iovue-s OF unnatural color !.
Que dose taken g saouc
gor to the Rppriiie. ErGpsAkes :
Ono dose ol;en repeated q
rhGa ia its worst iurnss. .
Bowel Complaints yield :
One or two doses eures A. :
Children there is no tnrsr, =
The world, A. Il HeTrrG fab. z,
Er A lew bottles cures ?
AJrorbeatS. =
We take pleasure In recon =
preventive tor Fever and
aud all E'eycrs Of Il isfi- y
with Certainty. And thousands ?,
wonderful Yi.it.e-- 20
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hats, HATS, HATS.-The n%estest,
Ii the handsomest, the most fashionable and the
most durable castor and white Beaver Hats to be found
in town, are at J. L. WEEKS.
Call and see them
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Rather was The response.

ANY relation to these old French Hu-
guenots?' was the next query. Answer
I'D IN the nepatiye.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
Republican Conventionl

Tls usde-.:<ned ecEdisiiy unite h . recon.
,n.aa..;oo sor Ter.ieoriai Dsseezts Cosvsre;oa
"a b h.fi In ossxs.cuie. on tie ia day cf Nay,
1858. Er shs organization of . party based "a the
priseipies of the EAzIozsL RxPrsLicAs PAzzy.-
The Rspzhlieses in tae various counties Of she
TssTisory are accordingly requested to eleet the
nember Of delegates to attend such Convention as
s attached 70 their names. respectively a. follovs
to-vit: The county ef Douglas. Is; the souay
q Lsavsawoeth. -: shs soanty sf Wyandot. 2; of
sehasOa, 2; Of AteAison, 8; Of DonirAan. .;
Brown. 8; Ee1aahs, 2; Nnshsl, ]; Riley. 3; Pots-
wst0mis, 2: cAihoan, 3; Dickinscn. /; Clay and
Washingsoa. Ii; Butler and Hunter, /; Esller. 1;
Meoee, J; Dorm, /; Wise. d; Greenwood. /; VIII
sOa sad Godfrey 4; D.via. !; Asdison, Z; BEsek-
earidge. 3; Riehaedson. 3; Weodsa. 1: Co6ey.
.; Shawnee. s: Anderson. >; franklin. .; BOaf-
boa. 3; Ene. 4; Eykias, 4; JeEerson. s. AEsPs-
bee. 1.-The same being the sporsioument of rsprs-
ssntAtioa to the late constitutional coa<ontiou.-
As Il l. evident 10 al that the time has come Sus
the Rspublicaa party Of Kansas to assume dis
tines organisation. it 10 confidently expected that
every Republican wili contribute the weight d
his inhusnee 10 advance the movement
Signed by 4. LArxelere. II Doniphan county;
Jno. Loekhsrt. Of Johason; @. B. Holmes. Of Shay
nee; 7. s. Vale. of Marshall; 4. Danford. Of
Linn; Charles a. Foster. Of Lykins; Vim. spnggs,
of Anderson; Jas. Hsdill, of Lesyenworth; Col.
dsn silrsrs. Of Calhoun; Tn. r. Griffith. of Bour-
ben; Csc. Graham. Eemshs; J. B. Irwin, Atchi
soa; I. D. Bailey. Breckenridge: q. J. caniE,
Douglas; I'd. Lynde. Jefferson, and large num-
Ssr Of others. from di6srent portions Of the Terri.
nto.T. tss
= A MASS CONVENTION Of the Republicans
Of Kansas will be held at the same time and place
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Le.venwotth. Kansas City. Westport.
wyandott. Atchison, White Cloud. Paler-
me, ST. Jo., and hundred or two other
one-horss towns along the Missouri river.
are all on the most direct route. and are all
the nearest TO the gold mines. and out6ts
can Be had the cheapest as al these towns.
There is no means of knowing which one
of these points sxcel in the matter of skin
ming ths honest gold hunter out of his mon
ey. But persons going to the mines should
not fail to start frpsa or psss through all
theee places if they want to succeed in find
ing gold when they ge. out to the noun
tains. When they return we modestIy sug-
gest that they come through Emporia, as
they can then travel by Rrsilroad-provi-
ded they don't come to soon-direct from
this place to ST. Louis. by way of the JEFF
ssrson City and Neosho Valley route.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
from Council Grove.
Correspondence of THr News


CouEcrL Grove, Feb. 26th, 1859.
MR. EDrzoR Mot being situated for the
last three weeks so that could give you
tbs .faas as to the news from this place, it
has not been done. The SAINTS Fe mails
have been running regularly. Things gem
sraily have besa going on in the good old
way, ''slow and easy" No news of inn
portance direct from the gold mines. There
is company of six men here at present on
their way from Illinois TO the mines. They
think of going on Immediately and not wait
ing 9os the grass to start. Their report
from the country they started from is that
there viii be almost an innumerable number
ofemigrznts start for the mines in the spring.
and great many will go by the way of
Leavsnworth and the Smoky Hill route
They ara misled by the innumerable guam
tity of maps now in circulation in that
country representing that route IS the short
est and best; the latter part of which is an
absolute falsehood, which any one whe has
travelled over both routes viii testify to-
Those persons who DO 80 much to deceive
the people must sone day receive their re-
ward If not cursed to al eternity, know
they will receive 3 quantity of curses on
earsas oy tnoSe tney oeceiso. AZ - a@Ss
well known that the great Santa Fe route
from Kansas City, No., to Santa Fe is the
best natural road in the United States. It is
road that has been travelled with teams for
nearly forty years without any repairs or
bridging. The route By way of Lseaven-
worth and Smoky Hill has never been trav-
eled over with heavy laden wagons to any
advantage. 1t is impossible to travel it
and make the same time that can be made
on the Santa Fe route, without spending
thousands of dollars in bridging and re-
pairing. am willing to lave my state
ments investigated, and will pay any dam
age that may accrue from any incorrect
statement made by me. REPoRrER.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

The Atchison Champion, of late date,
has some off-hand sketches of the members
of the late Legislature of Kansas. Among
the rest is the following notice of our ex-
cellent member, Mr.. L. D. Bailey:
Il. D. Bailey. of Emporia, is tall. heavy
built, rather awkward man, with brown
hair. light thin beard, and blue eyes. He
is from the Granite State, a lawyer by
profession, and one of the triumvirate who
represent the nineteen disfranchised. -
Mr.. Bailey is not an elegant speaker; he be-
longs to the Silas Wright rather than TO the
Henry Clay class of Legislators; bis ideas
are clear, acute and discriminating, and his
thoughts clothed in terse and vigorous Ian
guage. but his delivery is not easy and his
style is far from being graceful. He is one
of the most laborious and energetic workers
in the House, and when it's session is over
if any one will take the trouble to examine
the records he will find that very many OF
the best and most wholesome laws passed
are due to the iabors. sagaciLy, perseverance
and integrity of L. D. Bailey. Like nearly
all of the sons of brave and true New Eng
land. be sympathizes deeply with that
young. growing, noble and Republican par
ty which has for its object the amelioration
Of the whole human family"
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
New Mill.

We learn that Mr.. Peter Harvey is erect
ing large saw and grist mill at Neosho
Rapids. (,ormerly Florence) in this county.
Most of the timbers are already framed, and
the stone is hauled for the foundation, and
ten hands are now busily at work, in order
to complete the mill at as early day as
possible. The people of Neosho Rapids,
and in fact, this section of country general
ly. have long felt the need of a good -four
ing mill, and Mr.. Harvey deserves much
credit for his enterprise. Success to him.
Neosho Rapids is one of the livs towns OF
the Neosho Valley.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
Administrator'a ssle.

TNHE undersigned will Offer st public sis' ss q
Il Saturday, the 18th day Of March. ne1. =
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. II and ? =.
said Day, the following property beiongng -: -
estate Of William Reynolds, deceased.
Three yoke OF cattle, enc COW, one breaE -; ~.
one wagon, one feather bed, one SOW and AA II.
Sale % take place On, the premises, tnree '''
east Of EnpoTia. ~.
TEsNs o. S1Eg-0ne-third cash in nsnc.
rest six manths' credit, With approved seSnls
Feb. 10. gszesws -AdninistTstcf.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
Attachment.


Turner. Majors & Co..
) Attachment
Edwin Phelps.
ON this day came the Plaintiffs herein, BY their
~ Attorneys, and fled an affidavit, stating that
the Defendant. Edwin Phelps, is a non resident Of
the Territory of Kansas, and therefore cannot Be
served with process issued out of this Court there.
upon, it is ordered by the Clerk, in vacation, that
the said Edwin Phelps be notified by publication
being made for six successive weeks in TIE KAx.
sAs News, newspaper published in the town Of
EmPoria, and Territory Aforesaid. of the penden-
cy of this suit, the object of which is to recover
the sum OF fve hundred dollars, together with fee
of protest. damages and interest on the same from
the 22d day of July. A. D. 1857, at the rate of ten
per cent. per annTm, due on q certain draft eye.
euted and endorsed by said Defendant, on the
50th day of May, A. D. 1857, and made payable
to his own order; which draft was, at the REQUEST
of said Defendant, cashed by said plaintiffs. and
which draft was subsequently,, to-wit: on the 22d
day of July, A. D. 1857. duly protested; that the
property of said Defendant has been attached to
pay the same; that unless he plead answer or de.
mur to the petition of said Plaintiffs herein fled
within the time prescribed by law, the same viii
be taken as confessed, and judgment rendered
accordingly, and said property sold to satisfy the
same.
Witness my hand. this 25th day of February,
1889. L. M'ARTHUR, Clerk,
By G. v. ESKRIDGE. Deputy
WATSON & RANkIE, Atty's for Plttfs. 30-sE
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
Sc. 10 and Hannibal RasIrosd.

The .osraai OF the 10th. has the follow
ing intelligence:
Agreeably to expectation and announce
ment, both ends of the Hannibal and s.
Joseph Railroad we're made to meet on SAT-
urday evening last, the 1eth inst. and the
first through train from the Mississippi.
Father of waters. reached here on Sunday
evening. thus uniting by iron bands the two
great rivers. and dIaving the great West iE-
70 the middle of civilization. St. Joseph IS
no longer in the Wess-shat mystic region
is nov Somewhere in the region of Pixies
Peak and the Rocky Mountains. The 6rst
through train brought legions of gold seek-
err. from the North and East, who came IS
the piosssrs and advance gasrd Of The thuo-
ssnds yet % follow
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

The Toronto correspondent of the N. z.
7Ti6Gas says: "fn many places IN Cana
ds large bodies of people are at the point OF
starvation Il seems the wheat crop
canada's great stsple-vas very bad one
last year. This. with the general stzgua-
lion of business. is causing immense suf-
fering. There are no exemptions laws in
Canada An that man has can be sold
under the hammer. The result is thas
many veil-to-do men are utterly beggsEed-
wssrshsyine ine vsassar bersss present.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
Administrator,s Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Adnin;;
IN istratioD have been granted the EDderslgneo
by the Clerk Of the Breckinridge County Gocr'
in vaestion, on the Estate Of William +: OFoss
late of Breckinridge county, deceased oe1nsss a1s
date the twelfth day Of February, a. D ioGJ
Therefore. ell persons having claims against -
estate are required to exhibit them for sltoSAoe.,
within one year from the date OF ssid leHeFs, =
they may be precluded from any beneht OF -
estate; and if not exhibited within three ye@a''
they will be forever barred.
GEORGE =. GROVE.
febl9-3vs Administrstss