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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
Nursing.
Weathersfeld against the World.

She has made her mark, as a producer
and given evidence that she %reioices under
the late prospects of a change in the admin
istration of our general government
The advance of Republican Stock in this
section, a modest farmer has been most
g~raciously smiled upon by a benign Provi-
dence, his flock of ten sheep has been i'll
creased by an addition Of tuenty lambs; his
small dairy of three cows has prduccd SIX
calves, and to his already interesting family
there has been added a most lovely pair
Of twins. Where is the Broker that would
not snatch at such a percentage as this :?
Beat her who can; who dare?
Weathersfeld goes for Lincoln & Hamlln
certain sure. Yours, ).
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

After the large body e the secodinc
delegates had left the Convention. Mr..
Gushing. the President, rose and begged the
indulgence Of the convention. When he
accepted the position of Chairman of the
convention. he was aware of tie trouble
looming up in the distance. He had re-
maind in the convention in his seat in the
hope that harmony of coHncil would at last
prevail That hore had proved fallacious.
and he deemed it his duty in the present
emergency while rendering his grateful ac-
acknowledgement to all gentlemen for tae
courtesy extended to him. and particularly
TO those who had differed with Lila in pol
icy. and while expressing his personal re-
gard and cordial respect to all the men,
berS of the convention, he deemed it his
duty to now resign to Mr.. Tod of Ohio, his
seat in the chair,
A loud and sudden burst of applause
broke forth from the convention, and there
was general applauding and cheering.
The President rapping to order added,
amidst the confusion. and proceeded to take
his scat on the floor to abide by the action
Of his fellow delegates.
The applause continued several minutes.
As Mr.. Cushing left the chair, the whole
convention rose. waving their hats and
handkerchicfs and clapping their hands,
mingled with cries of Good, good, now
We shall have a fair man in the chair"
Mr.. Tod, the Vice President of the COR
r~cntion, took the chair amidst loud ap
plause.
He briefly addressed the convention, de-
claring that for over thirty years he had
fought under the Democratic banner in the
Giddings district. and should not shrink
from duty now. He asked the indulgence
of the convention while endeavoring to dis
charge the duties which had deyolved up
on him.
Butler of Massachusetts,, rose to speak
but the convention would not listen to him,
when a scene of the utmost confusion pre-
vailed. ~, l.r
The Chair appealed to the honor of the
convention to keep quiet, when order once
more became restored.
They then proceeded to ballot for Presi-
dent.
The vote was announced as follows:
Douglas l73R: Guthrie 8; Breckenridge
3; Seymour |; Bocoek /; Wise /; Dickin-
son !; Blank votes 81. Whole No. Of
votes 2l2k
Every State was Represented except Del
aware, South Carolina, Florida, Mississip-
pi, California and Oregon.
Georgia was represented in part, but re-
fused to vote.
After exciting debate, in which the po-
sition of New York was explained. anoth-
or vote was taken, Douglas getting 1919
votes, the rest scattering.
A resolution was then unanimously
adopted, declaring Douglas nominated ac-
eording to the usages of the Democratic
party, and rules of Congress, by a two
thirds vote.
After this. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was nomi-
mated for Vice President.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
BLOOD FOOD.

We have varied feslinr rs in reading the advertise
nent o. Ir. BRoNSoN'S BLOOD % in another
column; tut we lhinh qualification preGoninates; for,
though we regret to see So Celebrated a han coming
forward. even in appearance. under the same hig rs
quscks.-;hat is, by resorJing to adv -rt.Sing.-yet We
take satisfaction also in knowing that there Is nos =
reliable PREPARATION before the people FIR that most
melancholy and fatal aistase-ConsumpticA, and otl-
er organic complaints.
DR.. BRONSON is a lecturer in our Medical Colleges.
AMI his success in his speciality has teen so wonder
fll that he has consented at VARIANCE with the Frejn-
dices of every re guar practitioner, to makei known,
as he is doing, for the benefit OF suffering humanity.
lie has secured for agents. howeve- = finn whose
respectability separates ertirelE his preparations FROM
all tinge of a~uackery. Messrs.C Church h Dupont are
his sole managers. as they are also Tar tia; most in
valuable OF preparations. DR.. Elton's lniantile Cor
dial If mothers could know the great care taken in
pu.fing up this article.--scmc idea of which they can
form by comparison cf it with any O'her article OF the
kind.-they would prefer il to anything that has ever
been offered them. For OR own part, If we had a child
suffering. we would not hesitate to administer this
preparation. swelrknowing that such carefdl druggists
would not engage in anything that was not perfectly
safe and etc ctuai.-Qac6ec Gazette.
IT y See advertisement.
For sale 10y WOODS & PEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
Republican Meeting.

The Warren Republican Club was addressed
by Hon. John Crvwcil, Of Cleveland and Hon.
o. P. Brown, Of Rayenna, on last Wednesday
evening. at Empire Hail. Both of these gentle
men made eloquent speeches, and were listened
to with great interest by. a large audience,
among whom We were glad to see a eonsidera-
Die number of ladies.
The Campaign is fairly opened, here, and
the fires of Repub.icanism are burning bright
IT, .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
The Baltimore Conventions-Grand
+ Burst Up of Demoeracy-Two Tick.
cts Nominated.

The grand finale of the Democratic Con-
vcnticu at Baltimore was an appropriate
ending to its stormy life. The convention
met on Monday, the 18th, and after one
long continued fight from the first hour of
its session until its close on Saturday
night, it finally split into two separate and
distinct organizations of nearly equal
strength, ESQ far as the number of dele
gates present, and the number of States
represented in each, were concerned,) and
nominated two Presidential Tickets. Sey-
.cral personal collisions occurred, in, and
out of the Hall. between the delegates. re-
-sulting in knock downs, some of which diff
6cultics are adjourned for final settlement
by duell-al a pistols and coffee for two.
After nearly one half of the delegates
had seeded from the convention, those
who remained, nominated Douglas for
President, and Benjanlin Fitzpatrick, of
Alabama, for Vice President.
The seccders adjourned to another hall,
and nominated John C. Breckenridge Of
Ecutucky for President, and Gen. Joseph
Lane of Oregon for Vice President.
Hon. Caleb Gushing Of Massachusetts,
wac President of the regular convention,
until che rupture. and Hon. David Tod
was T1ee President. Mr.. Gushing was
himself enc of the sccedcrs, and when he
withdrew, Mr.. Tod became acting Presi.
dent Of the convention and acted in that
capacity when the nominations were made
Nr. Gushing was Immediately chosen Pres
iaent Of fhe rival convention.
The Democratic party is completely
shattered and .~aisorganizcd, even the spoils
can no longer keep IT'S scattered bands to
gether, but like wolves they turn and reno
each other.
We suhioin the following extracts from
the Geographic report of the proceedings Of
tho REGULAR Convention, taken from the
cleveland Leader of the 25th.
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Marriases.

On the 2lst inst, at the residence of Mr.. Asa
Andrews, in Warren, by the Rev. Wells An
drews, ofIll., WELLS ANDREWS Esq, OF To-
wa, to Miss HELEN II. BEACH, of Hartford.
In Warren, at the Parsonage, June 18th, by
Rev. VIM. C. CLARK, Mr.. JAMES BOYD, and
Mrs. JANE LAWSON, both of Warren.
In Warren, on the Goth inst, by Rev. j.
Tribby. Mr.. CHARLES j.. EGBERT, and
Miss ELlZAETH MEEkER, both of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

pOLITICAL CONvERsION.-Welearn from
the McGrcgor Times Dem that MIR Odell
of McGregor, formerly a State Senator Of
Indiana, and up to the present time an ear
nest Douglas Democrat in Iowa. has ahjur-
ed Democracy in all phases, and joined the
Republican ranks. He stumped Clayton
county last year in behalf ofthc Democrat
ic ticket, and lie is now about to take the
stump in behalf of "Old Abe" and the en-
tire Republican ticket,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
The Votes of Censure.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American, says:
The vote of ccnsure yesterday, upon the
President and Secretary of the Navy, by
the House of Representatives, is the stern
est rcbuke ever administered during our
whole history. 1t was not u vote of no
confidence, such as is familiar in the Brit
ish Parliaments, but positive, unqualified
and overwhelming condemnation. conceived
in the strongest terms, and affecting the
official honor AMI integrity of both the par
ties i'm: Heated. The resolutions declare
that the Secretary Of the Navy made CON
tracts for live oak timber, in violation of
law and in an improper manner, injurious
to the public service. That the distribu-
ton of patronage in the Navy Yards among
members of Congress was %corrupting in its
influence; and that the President and Sec
rotary of the Navy, by awarding contracts
to operate on pending elections, set a dan
eerous example, deserving the rcproof of
the House.
These resolutions were passed by a vote
OF nearly two TO one, ana 10y southern "e
we'll as northern representatives. Many
democrats solicited pairs, in order to escape
the record of an approving vote, and a few
went directly against the Administration.
Men of all parties are recorded in the afflr-
mative-Democrats, Republicans and Amer
leans, making up an aggregate of character
and worth such as the House has rarely
exhibited before. No member of the Brit
ish Ministry would remain an hour in office
if the House OF Commons should express
emphatic disagreement with its policy
Put if his integrity should be impeached
by a solemn expression, such as was given
last night he would be apt to hide his head
in shame or demand an inquiry by which
his innocence might be established if he
felt himself wronged. Neither of these al
ternatiycs will be adopted here. The at
fractions of Office are superior to any SEN
timental IDEAS of public duty"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

HARvEsT.-We learn that some of the
farmers about Groveport intend to cmmence
cutting wheat to-day. The crop in that
vicinity is more than an ayergc one, though
some fears are entertained Of the cheat
Other crops need rain very much at this
timc.-C0lumbuS Statesman, 20h.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

picture of Washington on his White Steed.
Between the panels are has relieves, Preser-
walton Of Captain John Smith by Pocahon-
tas, Landing Of the Pilgrims, Conflict Of
Daniel Boone with the Indians, and PENIS
Treaty with the Indians.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

A SUPPOSED MoRTARA. CAsE1N BospN.
The Boston 1roreer relates a case
which is somwhat similar to the celebrated
Mortara case. Some years since a child
was born of Roman Catholic parents, named
Bennett. The father died soon after the
child was born, and the mother, after three
or four years, married a Protestant, and
separated herself from the Romish Church.
Of late she has been in poor health and her
Roman Catholic friends have been unaviling-
ly endeavoring to induce her to return tothat
Church. They at length demanded pos
session of the little girl. that she might be
brought up in her fathers faith. The
mother refusd and had her child legally
transferred to the care of its step-fathcr.-
The child was stolen, a few day since, by
a lady, and the step father has not heard
of her since.
Information has been received by the step
fothcr indicating a premeditated and deep
laid plot for the abduction Of the girl. aud
measures will be taken to recover her If
possible.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
London Quarterly Review.

The current number of this standard
Periodical contains a series OF essays more
than ordinarily interesting to the general
reader. The following is the table:
LIST. Laborers' Homes.
ID. Memoirs g. Correspondence of
Madam Rccamier.
Sd. Vicissitudcs of Families.
-, (The old Bar of Philadelphia,
fh' Washington's. Farewell Address.
9th. Miss Nightingalc's notes on
Nursing. ,
9Th Fox Hunting.
9TH. Recollection of Leslie.
Sth. The Budget & the Reform Bill.
Published by Leonard Scott s. Co, 50
Gold Street, New York. Price $500 Per
annum, or sl,O0 for the four Reviews and
Blackwood.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

The mode ST operation is as follows: 4 shock &C
corn is set M in the usual way. the spindle is thrust
into it. crank downTards, the rope tut around, the
hook drawn over one of the knots, :he crank turned
drtil sufficiently t light the handle slipped into the
shock 10 prevent turning back, q hand put on. the
rope loOsened by p reverse operation Sni 1t is done
The Improvement secured by Letters Patent is the
MODE of "a ST mig the ends OF the rope around the
shock. ard the sliding handle to hold the crank while
putting on the band. The sin Pile ts and utility is such
as 10 require neither mote or comment They may
he found at Stoves shop in nracevil!e. ard seine Of
the stores through the county, especially those in the
hard ware deal.
lIupe o. ISCQ o-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
Gard To Ladies',
The HACHTSH Or rERCIE PILLS
For Females.
TNHE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE

L liai lie and safe remedy or Female Complaints.
would respectful, call tue attention Of the La lies of
this Country TO Il. feeling assured that in the ilachish
or Percie Fills they will ind a safe and never falling
remedy for diseases arising from Il deranged and dis
ordered system. such as Sick headache, pa!pitation o.
the heart. iowncss oi spirits, nervous alectiors, leu
cor.hea. DC.
In reno wing stnppageS or distinctions CT the men
ses, from whatever cause, they are iniaiiiIle. The
suppression SO common is speedily relieved, ard there
viii be 10 recurrence, il used according to directions
CAUTION
THERE ARE TIMES WHEN TEE HAcHIsu OR PERcIE
Pills sHorLD NOT BE TAkka, AMPLE EXPERIENCE RAW
ING Proven THAT THEY WILL Non ONLY PREVENT PRgG-
NANCY. BCT INVARIABLY CAUSE MISCARRIAGE ~ THEY
ARE TAKEN prRISG tbs EANLiEB MONTHS: MARRIED IA
BiEs ARE THEREFORE CAvTiOStD AGAINST USING THEN
AT srcH TIME5-AT ANY OTHER TINE THEY ARE SAFE.
Full directions accompany each hON and package.
None genuine without the signature Of EMITIE
Motion. Proprietor, Rue ST., H1nore, Paris, or MAS
sol IL LArRIr, Importers.
Price, Sl--i per box; half boxes - cents.
Sold wholesale and retail by NovDs & Pew and L
SMITH. SrgATroS * Co. Warren NJ. T. JEVELL.
Youngstown. Feb. 22.-6m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
1eatbs.

In Vernon, on the 18th inst, at the residence
OF John Banning, ADALINEM WEIR. oldest
daughter of James and Elizabeth Weir Of Ba-
zc.ta, aged ten years AMI nine mOaths.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27
THE State of Ohio. Trumbull County
II EOEAT COERT.

The following Settlements of executors. admins
TRAITORS and guardians having been flied in the Pio-
bate Office OF said county. 1t is ordered that they re-
main Tor inspection and exceptions until the 18th Of
July next, when the same wilt be examined and or
dere.l to rtcoid. ii Lo Exceptions are taken thereto.
tn Wit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-27

Ne ~. Fastest Tro'ting Mare, Horse or 6clding to
20 in harness, best three in FIVE SIC0, 20
AWARDING COMMITTEE Norman Andrews, b. Z.
Jameson. Norman T.. Austin
II p II one day is found iusslici. mt to carry cut the
above programme in lull. the Exhibition will b9 ex-
tended TO the 5th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
To Be drown at Cincinnati, Ohio.
On Monday, June 4th, 1860.

would respectfully inform nv friends and patrons that
my EIGHTH ART-UNION DISTRIBUTION will he
on which occasion Ftteen Tred magnificent prizes will
be distributed to the tckethrs Among them are Three
Hundred Prizes in American Gold. Prize alone being
$1,000 and $780, remainder ranging from 81 20
upo 500 each There also Prize Of Horse Buggy
and Svermouned Harness worth $780, and one Of Rose
wood Piano, worth $780, both OF which Prizes we'll
worth the money There Four Hundred Gold and Sill
Lever Hunting Watches ranging in price from So up
TO $500 each. Among them four heavy Gold English
Watches, American Sporting Watch, Ladys Gold
Enameled Diamond-cns Watches and the remainder
sists Of Silver and Gold Watches all warranted perfect time
peces aud put the retail price, and will he exchan
ged il they do not give satisfaction There ten fine
Paintings worth from $40 up 500 each The rest Of the
Prizes of Solid Silvcrwa; Coral
Garnet, and Gold Enameled Brcaspins and EARRINGS,
Brcastins; Locket Rings Seal Rings Regard Rings and
Plain Gold Rings; fine Gold Lockeis; Gold Pens. silver
extension Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons etc The whole
number Of Prizes is 800 aud the tickets Icing limited TO
Tickets
ed in perfectly fair and honorable manner have been
engaged in the business for six and all Draw
Prizes have always been sent 10 the Ticket oldcrs All
the money for tickets risk and il Is lost n
transmission will make it good to the person sending it,
All Prizes drawn by not present will be forwarded
70 the Ticket-holders within week from the day Of
Drawing either by Mail Express eeo expense and OF
my risk. Persons at distance who cannot attend the
Drawing themselves will stand the same chance though
they present hut they desire they appoint
may be on visit to the city on the day Of Drawing.
List Of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded TO the Tick
et-hodcrs, whether fortunate not.
The usual Premium of ten per cent in Jewelry will he al
lowed TO Agents selling six Tickets upward Agents
selling So upward will be allowed Premium Of ten
cent. in Gold
All responsible persons arc requested to act Agents for
the sale Of my Tickets In ordering Tickets for this Enter
prise, be and For Eighth Art; union Draw
ing" otherwise Tickets might be sent in my regular
monthly Enterprises. Agents earnestly requested
order Tickets than they have certainty Of selling
Cnsod Tickets must positively he returned least
week previous TO the day Of Drawing.
Single Tickets 50; Six Tickets, sl5 Twelve Tickets $50.
n6- All orders must be addressed to l.. ID. SINE box
10, Cincinnati, Ohio
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10
LYMAN BEEcHER,s COURTsHIP.

An eminent divine, who is as well known
as he is universally respected, many years
since was led to the conclusion that cit is
not well for man to be alone
After considerable bordering. he resolv-
ell to offer himself in marriage to certain
member of bis flock.
No sooner was the resolution formed than
it was put in practice, and getting out his
cane. he speedily reached the house Of his
mistress.
1t CHANGED to be Monday morning, aday
which May New England readers need not
be told is better known IN the household as
washing day. Unconscious of the honor
that was intended her. the lady was stand
ingbehind the tub in the back kitchen. with
her arms immersed in the suds, blsily en-
gagged in an occupation. which to say the
least of it, is more usefnl than romantic.
There was loud knock at the door.
"Janc, go to the door. and If it is any
body to see me. tell them that ! am engaged
and can't see them."
The message was faithfully rehearsed.
"Tell your mistress" said Parson b.,
'that it is very important that should
see her,"
Tell him to call this afternoon" said
tho lady. when this answer was returned,
land / will see him.
But it was unavailing.
''I must see her now" said the minister.
Tell me where she isl
So saying. he followed the servant into
the kitchen, to the great surprise of her
mistress.
Miss, i'have come to the conclu-
sion to marry. Will you have ne?" was
toe minister's opening speech.
"Haveyou?" replied the asionished lady.
This is singular time to offer yourself,
such an important step should be made q
matter of prayer and deliberation."
Let us prayl" was Mr.. BE- only re-
Spouse as he knelt down beside the tub and
prayed that union might be formed which
would enhance the happiness Of both parties.
His prayer was answered, and from this
union thus singulsrly formed has sprung a
family remarkable for talent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

We arc permancncntly located in Plymouth,
with Just the stock friends, that will suit YOU We
are determined that no Nan. Woman or Child,
in all the regions round about shall undcrScl
us-aRd respectfully solicit yonr patronase-con-
hdcni that in the variety. quality and low prices of
our stock suit every one wishing ANYTHING
in orr line. III. b. DICKSON x co.
April 81. 1884
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

T AMPS.-Fluid, CsnPhe ,e, Oil, Had. sss-
Lpension and Bracket, at w, A. 4 Cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

NIAILS.-Alls sizes, and the best quality at the
IN Mammoth Hardware Store of
janls-i2 aas4fsr Bocx & ToAs.E
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

T1OUSE TRIMMINGS.-A full assortmen
AZ the Mammoth Hardware Store Of
mn 49, Buck g. ToAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

III" y" - - 80
4 LARGE assortment always on hand At the
n Mammoth Hardware Store Of ~.
mi BUCK & ToAS. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-10

WHY WILL YOU NEGLECT COLD and
affect to dcspise it as long as You are abl,
10 walk, until it has grown into Danger
Gus, and perhaps an incurable Cough--thc fore
runner of Consumption, or some other dan
serous disease 1t is through neglect or i'm
proper treatment Of this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers Of the human race are destroyed.
Like dcspised enemy, it is suffered TO strength
en itself by delay, until il has reached and so
much affected the vital organs. rs to place you
BEYOND The reach Of man, and YOU fall IN easy
Prey TO lis power.
There is cheap, sofc-safc for The most ten
der mainland certain remedy for this dreadful
enemy 10 mankind that rcmcdyis
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALKAN,
which for several years was never known to fail
giving good satisfaction, and it leaves the pa
lent WE'LL he needs no medicine to purge this
from the system
This Medicine will cure and heal the Lungs
cure Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney Com
plants, Pains in the Side, Stomach or Breast.
Aguc in the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
plants, Palptation of the Heart Phthisic. Dys-
persia aud Liver Complaints 1t will cure
Bans, Fresh Wounds, Chilblains, and Bruises
upon man or beast, and take soreness ont OF
any part o: the body. Bleeding Mt the Lungs
Chronic rheumatism Worms, Summer Com
'lants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough.
This is not one Of the new discoveries it is
IN old and established article, and there are
myriads Of living evidences of its efficacy.
Put up in bottles at only % cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraud!
It's increasing demand and wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
" Y, gctable Healing Balsam," which is always
done To an invaluable medicine Therefore the
counterfeit is composed Of only two articles,
while the genuine is composed of eight different
articles, and all work together for good"
b. DENTON d Co +, Proprietors,
No. l42 Geaesec 81, Auburn, NJ "
Sold by Fcrshing Co., Plymouth, Ind. fnl5y-