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FAMILY Els |
Are prepared under the immediate supervision of
3 killful Physician. and they may 6ereiled upon IN
all cases. "
BIZ tue offer of a single medicine which CLAIMS TO
cure ALL DISEASES, but the Gretenberg hemedle5
consists Of eleven different medicines, all unequaIIeo
in the cure of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended, among which may be selected one apPro-
pirate to any Of the diseases incident to this country
1.-THE GRRFRNBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kind of Pills in the world
ssGREFENBERG UTERINE C~ATHOLICON
is an infallible remedy for all Female diseases
E-THE UTERINE CATHOLICON will also
cure Gravel. diseases of the Kidneys. urinary DIM
1.-THE GR RFENBERG sARsAPARILLA is
by far the most powerful and efieaeious compound
In SssssTHHEf SGSRRFENBERG DYsENTERY sYR-
UP is q certain and quick remedy for all diseases Of
the bOWels-Price so cents.
ss-THE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fails to permanently relieve this distressing dhs-
s-THEf' GRRFRNBERG CHILDREN's PAN
ACEA is an invaluable compound IN all diseases IN
1.-THE GiREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY Is a sovereign specific for this particular
iiSs-THIEGRRFFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT exeels all other salves in its curative
IssssScTHE OR FENBERG CONsUMPTIYErs
BALM affords the most astonishing relief in all pull
monary complaints-Priee So q bottle. HS-An emf
nent Physician Of New York, states that he has
with great success in Dropsy. Our own experience
substantiates his statement.
aS-THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
ESrTHE GRRFENBERG EYE LOTION is IN
paralleled in all or diseases Of the eye
Price . cents.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Mr.. II. B. KIxGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel it a du-
ty we owe to the public. to state that MarshalIs Ca
tholieon IS q medicine invaluable for complaints
elassed under the head Of Female Diseases We
have used your Grefenberg Medicine and have been
greatly benefited thereby. so much so, that were the
price double we would have them. To the thou
sand Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses,
we would recommend the Catholicon as 3 sure pan
aeea- II gives strength to me system and enables
p~ropriate functions. Mrs w, CAkIEks
Mrs. E. E E
Miss G. SWORMSTEIT.
Medina. March !. 1861.
RS-The shove named Ladies' we are personally
acquainted with, and know mat ior seHeIat year
Miss S. has been SO badly afflicted that IT was with
difi Guilty she was able to stand upon her feet, A
few bottles of Catholieon entirely cured her of her
Complaints. NV wife eeeived great benefit from
this medicine. We it to the Ladies of
this county as q safe aOnd efficient remedy for the
many complaints they are subject to wpeUs
Editor Garfield Herald.
For sale by John R. Woods. Warren; !: N. Les
lie, Niles; Leyde x Baily, Hubbard A. Chew,
Brookfeld: ]. Il. c. johnson, Hartford; l. 2.
Wolcott, Pennington; H.; Barnard. kinsman;
W. c. Savage, Bloomfield; L. 7. Soule, Newton
Falls, and by medicine dealers gsneraIiy.
Feb Ie. 1851.
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Was unknown to civilization until the middle OF
the 18th century. Humboldt makes favorable men,
ton of the febrifuge qualities of this article as an
Antidote to Fever and Ague. Intermittent and Ma.
larious Fevers, in his extensive South American
travels. The Countess, wife of the Yiceroy Of Pc.
ri. having experienced the beneficial effects of thi:
bark. sent it to Europe in 1910. It was sold BY the
Jesuits for the enormous sam Of lie oscn areigkt IN sa-
per. and was thus called Jesuits' Powder. In 1858
Sir John Talbot employed it with great success in
France. in the treatment Of Fever and Ague, Dys-
pepsis. Nervous Affections, Loss of Appetite Weak
ness and Debility. Palpitation of the Heart, Diar-
rhea. DC, Under the name of English Powders; and
in 1913. he sold the secret Of its origint to Louis XIV,
by whom it was divulged. 1t is now q standard
remedy in all Phsrmfcopeia, and is employed in
preparing the Plantation Bitters.
CAamOMile F7olOers. for enfeebled digestion; Fia.
fergresn, valuable for Scrofuls, Rheumatism, and
Nefratic Affeetionsi Lavender Fo10ers, aromatic
stimulznt and tonic. highly invigoratingi in Nervous
Debility; Anise, an aromatic carminative, creating
flesh. muscle and milk. Much used in nursing.
S-T-1S60-X.
Another ingredient Of remarkable and wonder.
full virtue used in the preparation of these Bitters
is q native of Brazil, and as yet unknown to the
of the world. A Spanish writer says:
" administered with St. Croix Rum,
never fails TO relieve nervous tremor, Wakefulness
disturbed sleep, DC. and that it Il used with great
efieet by the BraLiiians. Spanish and Peruvian La
dies to helgfhen their color and beauty. 1t imparti
eheerfulness to the disposition, yigor to the Ape
tte, and brilliancy to the complexion"
We withhold its name from the public for the
present.
To the above are added Glove Buds, Orange, Car
raway. Coriander. Snake Root, &c, all preserved
in perfectly pure
St. Croix Rum.
The tonic properties Of St. Croix Rum. and it.
powerful invigcrating effects, have been long known
to the physicians of the world.
Bilious, Intermittent and Chill Feyers, engender-
ed by the change Of water and diet of travellers
particularly upon western rivers, are prevented
and cured by the Plantation Bitters. They are al
SO reliable 10 prevent sea sickness.
What Others Say.
PHILADELPHIA, LIST month, 18th day, 1862.
ESTEEMED FRIEND-Wilt thou send me another
dozen Of thy Bitters2 Nothing has proven so ben
ehci9l 70 my invalid wife or myself, as the Planta-
ton Bitters. Thy friend,
Isaac Rowland"
n. B.-The secret of the immense sale of the
Plantation Bitters. is their SuaruHs&d purity. The
st Croix Rum. and every article used, is warrant
ed perfectly pure, and the money will be returned
if not as represented.
The Plantation Bitters are put up in UNIQUE quar-
bottles, and sold by all respectable Druggists, Gro
GERS, Hotels and Restaurants throughout the world
Be particular that every bottle bears the fae-simiI
Of the Proprietor's signature.
p. H. DRAKE d. co.
22 Broadway, N. Y.
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YOUNG LADIES.

music, should have q Music Porte Folio, to keen II
Adams Music Store.
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t is a conveniently arranged Bans
j. containing q medieated compound. to be EOg
around the Waist without injury 70 the most deh
cate persons. no change In habits OF living Is requirs
ed, and it entirely removes the disease from the sys-
TEN, without producing the injurious Effects RriSing
from the use Of powerful internal medicines which
weaken and destroy the constitution, and give tenn
porary relief only. By this treatment. the medieiB
al properties contained in the Band come in con
tact with the blood and reaches the disease. through
the pores Of the skin. ~efeeting in everv instance =
perfect cure, and restores the parts afflicted to 3
healthy condition. This band is also a most power
full ANFI-MERCURIAL agent. and viii entirely re-
lieye the system from the pernieious effects OF Mer-
curry. Moderate cases are cured in q few days, and
We are constantly receiving testimonials Of ls ELL
eacy in aggravated eases OF long Standing.
Price 500, TO be had Of Druggists generally, or
can be sent by mail or express with full directions
for use, to any part Of the country. direct from the
Principal Office e.
NO. 49l BROADWAY, New York,
G. SMITH & CO., Sole PrOprietOrs.
N. B.-Deseriptiys Circulars Sent Free.
AEAgents Wanted EYeryEhere.N
For Sale by HOyt 4 strasOn. Warren. o
Tsb2G-lssIIy3
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J. YAUTROr. 7. Z. AcKLRY, n. W. sACEETT.
j. VAUTROT a Co.,
of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealers
in Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c, Market Street, War
rem. Ohio. -..
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

SO Copies just received comprising
~ all STYLES from T5cts to SO. each. Also CARD
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the distinguished men, at
Nav q, 1862. W. n. * WE. PORTER
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"OSTHOLM'S POCKET Knives,
the largest and best assortment ever
brought to this part Of the State. now on exhibition
at PACKARD'S.
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KING q

Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver, Plated
and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods. &c.
No. z, Main Street, Warren, Ohio. All kinds of
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
Fanted.
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.. VENT.
H 5 FAAks. A.
Hr PARKS a WENTz.

in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry. Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpeting, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades. Ready Made Clothing,
dc, always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store, Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
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MALL PAPER-Now opening at
w POrter's Bookstore, a large and choice lot Of
Wall Paper and Borders. Please call soon and mako
your Spring selections. W. N. Il W. T. PORTER.
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s. FITCH ADAMS.
s. RAYMOND d CO,

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Paper, No.
- Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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CARRIERS
Western Reserve Chronicle.
1903.

All about me brooding darkness
Fills my sad heart like a flood,
ana the Ink with which I'm writing
Traces lines as red as blood.
From the cline Of frozen winter
10 the land Of orange bloom,
Every hamlet is In mourning
Every household deep in gloom.
Oh. the weeping and the signing
For the sacrifice of life
vi, inc moaning and the crying
oby the sister or the Wife
On; the grooming and the dying
On the bloody field of strifel
Names in history immortal
NOV TO us are doubly dear,
charleston, New Orleans and Yorktown,
Where our fathers banished fear,
Lo. the blood of son and father
Mingled are in common soil.
One TO build cur nations fabric.
One 70 save It from despoil.
Mark the rivers of Virginia,
NED with blood from Malvern Hill,
Fair Oaks, Williamsburg and West Pot
Hanover q Gaines Mill;
On the twice-fought field Manassa-
By the bloody Rapidan,
And the darker ~Rappahannoek
See the sacrifice for msH
scores OF thousands. cseh n0
6IyeS his country al '~
Henry Dor.1son and Shiloh,
Pea RE-. COrinth, Chaplin Hill,
Eean IA peace thy Western warriors,
While we praise and love them still.
There the noble Mississippi,
Moves resistleSs TO the sea,
Symbol Of our endless Union
Emblem of a people free.
By the union of great rivers
All its majesty is won
In Us nameless power and grandeur
1t hath Freedoms beauty shown.
And methinks that i fthat river
Dame across by Slavery were
Cnalned and owned by nations foreign
Like a mountain highin air
IL would rear its angry waters
at the threshold Of the wrong,
AND like some gigantic Titan,
Burst its bonds, however strong,
Hurting all its foes in common
To Distinctions gulf along.
Ask the lakes of Minnesota
Crystal waters pure and bright,
Ask the lovely Minne-ha-ha
As IT laughs in Freedoms light;
Say, ye streams of young Iowa
And Of noble Illinois,
Giant river. strong Missouri
And Ohio in It's joy
Are ye friends or foes TO Freedom =?
Shall your waters, as they go,
Darkened be by wing of Slavery
Spreading DER your sunny how2
NO" hear their waters answer,
NO" comes back from rocky shore.
I'VE have come from Western p~rairies,
And where Freedoms mountains soar.
ana are friends to trade and commerce,
Hating Slavery to the core,
And wen sing and speak for Freedom
As We journey ermore."
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Warren Marble Works.

ument Of interest, and should receive
great consideration at your hands. You
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6. NC TER,
Justice of the Peace. Once on I'd floor of Webb's
Block, Main.St, Warren, o IApr o. '62.
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]. C. BOWMAN,

Physician and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention. given toDiseases o
the Lungs, Chronic Diseases in general.
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1t is an important part of a good educa-
ton to be able 70 bear politely with tha
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
A Card-Eo the Convent,on.

Gentlemen of the Constitutional Co1vention
Not feeling at liberty--as was not even
an honorary member of your body-to re-
spond upon the floor to your decision in
the case of DR.. David W. Gibson and nv.
self, feel it due to your honorable boiv
ana 10 DR.. Gibson as well ns to mvselF 10
make brief statement.
While claimed my seat as the repre-
sentative OF the people of Pocahantas conn
W DID not propose to do so contrary n
their wishes, or the wishes of the ConTsn-
uOn' Nor Was l willing that DR.. Gibson
snGu'a De excluded from tho Convention
ana iHyseIt preferred. But, on the contra.
~ wrote letter on the morning of the
t9Ln I" copy OF which is hereto appended)
TO be presented by my friend Col. Henri
Deriug OF Monongalia, PROPOSING to 1;tb,
draw my name and application for sea,
IN the Convention. But after had wit
ten the letter learned from my friend Mr..
Farker, OF Cabell county, that the Droba-
Ollty was we would both be admitted I
concluded to stay and hear the decision
since you did not sec cause in your in1c-
meht TO give us each seat, l endorse with
pleasure and am heartily eratified that tLa
people of POcahontas (the land oF nv No.
uVity aud homc) are represented nv a ,,on.
ueman so eminently deserving and Iov9I q,
us country and so faithful to the new State
as DR.. Gibson. Nv" N'''''e
When the new State was first morl..3
out, we were left out in the cold, and bavs
been out ever since until you have rec,,ive5
US IN the person of DR.. David w. Gibson
NOW that we are severed from our tsSF.
masters of Eastern Virginia, We shall feel
that We are at home forever.
Hoping you may have harmonious sss.
sion, that your action on the new St.T.
question may be united, that the beneSire
lions Of grateful people will rest nnon
you to the latest evening of life, and when
your heads are pillOwed in dust. and tbnI
history will hand your names down wifi
tue olest until time shall be no more.
am, with great respect.
Your obedient servant
WEBBING, Va, Feb. "a 0'Ns
CORY,
Gentlemen o.f the Conceation:
Permit me to Withdraw my name as an
Piicans for seat in your body as deIsroIs,
from Pocahou'as county, in favor of 6r
d. W. Gibson, who is an uncompromis;nn'
" loyal man. FAON'ts'"g-
With great respect
Your ob't serv't and Fellow .oit;,.D
WRESTLING, Feb. ID. 0V"s'
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dashed 6rrnded. put 10 york with ball and chain
or to be starved into better liking of the
JEFF Davis usurpatlon Like our MARYLAND
secesh they will never hear Of alTtLis. but
IpeTertheless they will still bleato over the
wrongs inflicted by our own, Government
the most gIaring fault of which is that it
has not yet realized that it has men to
deal with on all sides, whose meonness and
treachery, black, revolving, transcends all
that was ever. heard of in the annals of the
past. 7H<ir military despotism" stops at
nothing, and it pervades everything; but it
is despotism which in its shamelessness,
it's utter viIlainy, baulks at nothing. Fancy
that fairness, that equality, which affecting
purpose to vindicate the rights of the
masses of the South, openly, with a fore.
head of brass, seizes upon every man not
the owner of twenty negroes" and
drives him into the ranks and up to the
cannon's month, the fortunate possessor of
the magic number of coutrabands being
permitted to lounge at home. The Illinois
"copPerheada" know this, and yet in all
this they affect to ignore it. There will be
a day of reckoning yet for this shameless
attempt to impose upon the honest people
of that State.
of course these patriotic gentlemen have
no faith whatever 10 the power Of the Gov
ernment to indicate it's integrity; do not
believe in the ''prosecution of the war for
the restoration of the Union" except With
snfHciency Of offs" and "buts," such az
once recognized or observed by the Gov
esnmen'' the latter might as wellinv Mr..
JEFF Davis to take possession of Washing.
ton, with South Carolina in the lead 10
shape policy for the nation in all time 10
come. Their bowels yearn over a re,prn
to peace, fraternal relations and political
fellowship" especially-We may add-,be
latter
We would suppose now that they had
heard even within the past year from the
peace men of the South-like Mr.. Foote and
the conductor of the Richmond Erau;,,r
those who have labored so hard of Lar.
to let all here know what their final
terms for an alliance are2 Who would sup
pose that this Illinois peace troupe are a
portion of the same p0ck SO bitterly apos-
trophized of late as emulating the copduc,
of "felons," in attempting to impose upon
the people OF the NOrth-who were flatly
told that the "obtainment of votes" by such
devices as the Northern ''peace party" had
Fesorted to would be 'infsmous!" Inseu.
sible TO kicks and rebuFs from either side
Iscoffed at, derided-they yet hold on
their way affecting all the time to aDpeaj
to the wishes of the "people;" and it NAV
be that they will never find out how fatal
has been their mistake, until, having by ali
T n mean arts failed to propitiate the
richmond conspirators, they will at the
close OF the war find the avenging Nemesis
OF the murdered thousands Of the loyal
upon the'F'track in the shape of that re.
sEtntug army flushed with its victories for
the restoration of the Union. Let the loynl
i've on and fight on in tho we'll founded
hope and belief that such will be the case
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Conventional length in favor of the reso-
luton declaring it to be the opinion of the
Convention that compensation must be-
made according to constitutional proTis-
ions for slaves emancipated.
DE was replied to by Mr.. Tichnel, who
was succeeded upon the same side Of TIE
question by Messrs. Wheat, Sinsel aud
Caldwell.
Mr.. LAMB succeeded, in advocacy of
similar views to those advocated BY Mr.,
Brown. -
F he was followed and replied to BY Mr.,
Pinneh, and WREN that gentiemau had
concluded the Convention adjourned.
Mr.. HARRISON moved an amendment to
qualify the resolution by making it apply
only to loyal owners.
/ The motion was agreed to.
1t was argued by those opposed to this
resolution that the Constitution was al
ready an expression on the subject of com
peusation, inasmucl as it provided that
private property should not be taken with
out just compensation, and that any fur.
Their expression on the subject was but a
work of supererogatiou.
Its advocates arged that it could do no
harm, and by assuring the owners of slaves
that no violence was to be done their legal
rights, twould be calculated to disarm tn
opposition of that class to the adoptiou OF
the amended Constitution.
Mr.; SISsEL, alone of all who spoke
took the ground that there should
be no compensation because the
property would cease to exist bJ
the operation of the amendment. The
others all conceded that the Constitution
made compensation obligatory.
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OK the irst page this morning we lay be-
Tore our readers paper written by Audi
tor Crane showing something of the iuan
c'@l operations of the old and restored
State governments, and deduciDg from the
comparison reasons for q separate State
government here 10 West Virginia. This
argument of finance is one that comes home
to every man who has auythlOg to lose or
or gain by good government or bad. We
commend the document to the patient pc.
Fus'l aud study of the reader.
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VIZ note by this mornings telegraph
that Garlic has introduced bill in the
Senate Supplementary to an act for the
admission of Western virginia into the
Union" As Henry said to Falls,AF, "whau
trick what device, what starting place
now" Supplementary to the admission Of
West Virginia we apprebend Mr.. CarliIe
will have very little cause for anxiety an
account of people on: here,
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ton Getting up TO the Convention.
' WINCHESTER Va, Feb. IL, 1863
Editors Inte24;geneer 5ai
During a recent visit to your city and
county was frequently asked the oues-
ton, = How do the soldiers feel on the
new State questions" Not wishing 10
speak positively without knowing certain
", usually answered the question by say
ing that they were generally in favor of the
new State. Since my return have made
some. inquiries among the Virginia soldiers
here upon this very important question to
West Virginia soldiers as well as citizens
Aud fearing that the impression might oo-
tain that there is u feeling of indifference
among the soldiers here upon this question,
now desire to say that had under-es-
timated the interest felt in it., The soldiers
OF the 18th are enthusiastically in favor of
the new State almost without an exception.
They have been eye witnesses of the injus-
tice done Western Virginia by the govern.
mept in the distribution of the public i'm
Provements. They have seen the wide
spread destruction of property in this por-
ton of the State, caused by rebellion they
did their utmost to prevent, the repair, Of
which must entail heavy tax upon the
citizens tor many years to come. And
feeling that a further connection will only
continue us in more humiliatinE bondage
than that of former years, they have de-
termiued to throw off the shAckles which
have retarded our progress as State and
kept our resources hidden in the earth aud
enter the lists with our sister States nn-
trammeled by the unequal and effete. And
now we say to our friends, if friends we
are opposed to this measure, if you wish to
support aud encourage the soldiers of West
Virginia who may, by the force of circum
stances, be prevented from voting upon this
Important question, vote for the new State.
Indeed it is matter of surprise here that
there should be any considerable opposi-
ton to this measure. d.. IL
Can it be that this opposition ia to he
styled sDemocratic2" i cannot tell why
unless it is because the new State bill NAV
have happened to be passed by Republic
can Congress and signed by Republican
President, or for the sake of a popular
name. Judging from the political hack
neys which represent it any other name
would be as appropriate.
Can it be that subject Of such vital i'm
portance aud affecting as it does the social.
moral and political interest of our people
must be made political hobby? As SOL
diers we are willing to bury political
names. As soldiers whether Wings, Dem
oSrats OF hepooHcans, we goGfOr the new
State. Already we have an earnest of the
success OF our cause in the election of Prof.
Ross. And to make assurance doubly sure
let the soldiers vote on the new State ques-
ton. ARd tOhy should not the soldiers uote3
Already a petition is circulating the
magnitude of whose proportions viii as
tonish the Convention, asking that this
privilege be granted. Yours, &C.,
--- - W a III