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Impeachment.

Stevens and Butler are urging the
presentation of additional impeach-
ment articles, but the other managers
are reported opposed to the move
We go to press too early on Tuesday to
learn whether or not the postponed
vote was taken on the remaining
articles. The prevailing opinion Is
that impeachment is not to be hoped
for; and that even should johnson be
found guilty on one or more of the ter
articles to be voted on, the result
would be of little practical value. Al
though nine-tenths of the Republican
party desired his impeachment, non
that it has failed through the detection
of several prominent members, the
masses of the party and its true men
will not be disheartened, no more thar
were our brave soldiers, when betrayed
by deserters to the rebel ranks, bui
relying upon the integrity OF their pun
pose and the justice of their cause, VII
press forward to victory.
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The Ohio WOOI-Buyer As
ISOLATION,

This body, recently in session in the
city of Cleveland, adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
WHEREAS, The w~ool-growers have
been instrumental in securing the pas
sage Of a tariff which excludes certain
grades or qualities of wool much needed
by manufacturers, such as combing
and strictly fine light fancy clothing
woods.
Resolved, That we recommend the
growers of Ohio to give special atten-
ton to the production of those kinds
of woods which will supply the present
wants of manufacturers, and we feel
confident IN assuring the farmers that
their goods will command a ready mar
ket and a fair price.
Resolved, That the members of this
Association do hereby most heartily in.
/ dorse and reafirm the principles en-
bodied in the RULES and Regulations
of 1867" We further recommend all
buyers 10 urge the growers to bring
their "tags," carefully tub-washed and
loose, to market, outside Of the fleece,
and we agree to pay for them the same
price of the balance of the clip, pro,
vided they are in equal condition.
The Committee on Officers for ensu'
ing year reported as follows:
.President-James Bayless, Msssillou,
Vice PresideDt-F. W. Strong, Mans,
field.
Secretary, Treasurer and Correspond d,
ing Secretary-Peter Rose. Cleveland
Executive Committee-D. 3. Sexton
Alton Pope, S. II. Benedict. S. New
: kirk and L. A. Case, all of Cleveland
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The Medical BIZ.

The following is a copy.o of u of the
bills that has attracted much attention
in the Legislature this winter, and was
finally passed. Its author, Mr.. Lemp
of Montgomery, has devoted much
time to this measure, and deserves
credit for the manner in which he has
worked to secure the passage of this
very important bill:
"a bill to protect the citizens of Ohio
from empiricism and elevate the
standing of the medical profession.
"SEcTInE 1. Belt enacted by the gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio,
That it shall be unlawful for any person
within the limits of said State, who
has not attended two full courses of
instruction and graduated at some
school of medicine, either of the Uni
ted States or some foreign country, or
who cannot produce q certificate of
qualification from sorle State or county
medical society, and is not a person of
good moral character, to practice medi-
cine in any of its departments, for
reward or compensation, or attempt to
practice medicine or prescribe medicine
or medicines, for reward or compensa-
ton, for any sick person within the
State of Ohio: provided, that in all
cases, when any person has been con-
tinously engaged in the practice Of
medicine for a period of ten years or
more, he shall be considered to have
complied with the provisions of this
act, and that where persons have been
in continuous practice of medicine
for five years or more, they shall be al
lowed two years in which to comply
with such provisions.
"SEc. 2. Any person living in the
State of Ohio, or any person coming
into said State, who shall practice med
icine, or attempt to practice medicine
in any Of its departments, or perform
or attempt to perform any surgical op
Grafton upon any person within the
limits of said State, in violation of Sec
tion lof this act, shall, upon conviction
thereof, be fined not less than fifty nor
more than one hundred dollars for
such o%ffense, and upon conviction for
a second violation of this act, shall, in
addition TO the above fine, be imprison-
ed in the county jail of the county in
which said offense shall have been
committed, for the term Of thirty days,
and in no case wherein this act shall
have been violated, shall any person
SO violating receive a compensation for
services rendered provided that moth
ing herein contained shall in any way
be construed to apply to any person
practicing dentistry.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force on and after the LIST day of
October, 1863"
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ne The subject of cheap bread, says
the Pittsburg Commercial, is n which
concerns us above sll others, and it is
gratifying TO knew that in almost all
the wheat growing countries OF the
Old World the crop is very promising,
and the indications are favorable for q
larger yield than usual. In our OWL
country the crop will be much heavier
than for several years past, unless some
unforeseen cause interyenes to reVent.
California will produce much more
than is needed there for home con.
sumption, and Nevada, Montana, and
Colorado, which have had to draw from
other portions of the country, vii
raise enough for their own consump
ton. Should these expectations bt
realized, We will have cheaper bread
next winter than We have had To-
some years past.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN,
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The democrats are throwing their
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publicans must exert themselves to
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A TrN 10 rHE On1o LEeIsIAruar.

n IWIA 10 The OHIO
The COpperhead Legislature of
California was recently guilty of a
gross insult to the memory of the brave
and adored General E. Baker. The
members Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic of thst State, feeling that the
respect due to the memory Of a brave
and gallant soldier had not been paid
to him, sent a request to the Legisla-
ture that a bill he at once passed, rec
ommending to Congress that his statue
be placed in the mich of the Capitol,
as the soldier whom California delights
to honor. The Assembly refused to
even receive the request, not to say
grant it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

-The Democratic Convention Of
(thisl the 18th Congressional District
met in Ravenna on the Doth inst, and
elected as delegates to the Nationa.
Convention B. o. Rote, of Ashtabula
county, and D. C. Coleman, of Portage
county, the alternates were Jefferson
Palm, of Mahoning county, and Edwsrd
Crafts, of Geauga county. Aresolution
was unanimously passed instrueting
the delegates to vote for Geo. Il. Pen
dleton, 'and to use all honorable meanI
to secure his nomination as long as hi'
name shall be before the Convention
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

The National Medical Association
at its last meeting, laid on the table a
resolution declaring that every one has
q right to consult with all who have a
regular medical education, without re-
gard to sex. In other words, the
Association seems to think that women
can never hope to attain that standing
in the profession which would enable
them TO give an opinion worth listen
ing to by male practitioners.
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Latest 0rom MashIngton.

The telegrsphic operator at thii
place handed US the following Wash
ington dispatch, dated Tuesday noon
relative to the vote just taken on The
tenth impeachment article, a follows
johnson acquitted on the 10th article
vote IS for, to 10 against.
LATER.
Vote on second article,-guilty 30
not guilty 10.
Vote on third article ,-guilty IS
not guilty l9.
Impeachment Court adjourned sin.
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"A gas pipe at the blast furnace Of the
Westerman Iron Company at Sharon ex-
ploaed a fow days since, ipjuring one man
but not seriously. The report of the acct
dent which reached here soon after its oc.
currenee was exaggerated into q boiler ex-
plosion with n man killed and two OF
three others badly wounded.
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DEATHS.


In Gustayus. on the 18Th inst, EVA F. TOT
TEN, Aged IS years, 9 months, and 10 days,
Eva was amiable. afectiouate and intelligent.
beloved By all who knew her. She loved God
and was loved Of Cod. Her last illness Va
brief but severe, She met death without .
fear, exhorted her friends to meet her in Heav-
en-; she Joined in singing,
"Theren be no more sorrow there" &c.
and her sweet spirit passed away with the song
Of praise on her lips. L. W. E.
In Rowland, May Is. of Palsy, Mrs RACHEL
REEVES, wife of Archibald Reeves, in the
18th year Of her age.
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DANKRUPTCY.
D In the District Court of the United States

Id In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Northern District of Ohio.
Inthe matter Of Addison Randall. Bankrupt.
In B~nkTuptoy. At Cleveland. il the said Dis
trict on the I'D day of May. a. D.. 1855.
Nrdhera District Of Ono, s..
said Court By Addison Randall, of Hubbard. IN
the County Of Trumbull. in said District. duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
Of March d, 1867, for q discharge. and a eeru-
fcats thereof. from all bis debts and other
claims provable under said Act. and that the
Ith day Of June next, az 10 O'Clock. a. m, is
assigned for the hearing OF the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause. Il any
you have. why the prayer o. the sald reunion
should not be granted. 8,
Yoa will also take notice that the second and
third meetings Of Creditors. required By, the
9th and 18th sections Of said Act. viii be held
BY order Of said Court, on the Sth day OF June,
a. d., 1865. at 10 o'clock g. m, at warren, II.
said District, before l.. c. Jones. ESQ, one OF
the Registers of said Court.
Tc the creditors Of said bankrupt:
EARL BILL,
Nav 97. Isss-2t, Clerk Of the Dis. Court.
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COURT SALE.

The land belonging to the estate of Car
Eyil MeEWen, deed. situa- in Lot 20. in
Weaihersfeld Township. containing = 2-lu9
acres, viii be sold by virtue Of an order Of the
Probate Court, of Trumbuli County, upon the
premises. between the hours of u o'clock. n.
and 2 o'clock. p. m. on the 9th day OF june.
A d. 1855. Terms Of sale-One-thlrd in hand.
one-third in one year and one-third in tive
yesrs from day Of sale. Deferred payments on
interest payable annually, and secured by
mortEaEe on the premises sold.
CATHARINE HeEWEN,
Adm'x Of Carsyu McEWen, deed.
Ma-g7 ISSS-at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

R~ The National Intelligence, which
is evidently in its dotage, demands
that Grant and Colfax should resign
the positions they now occupy-the
first as 1t. General, and the second as
Speaker of the House of Representa-
t1ves. No doubt the secesh would like
to have all Republican officials resign.
Instead of resigning, however, Grant
and Colfax will take a new lease next
November.
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The Young Folks

With numerous embellishments. for
June, is on our table. Contents, "Round
the World Joe.;" MRS. Peterkin Wishes
to go to DrIve;' "Grass ;" ''The Story Of
the Great Charter" own. Henrys Let
ters to his Grandmother :" "Watching
the Crows, " &C., &c. Address Ticknor
& Fields. Boston, Mass. Single copies 20
cents. Yearly, $500
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

pe- The Republicans in this section
are unanimously of opinion that the
Cleveland Leader is making a great
fool of itself by its persistent swapping
and snarling al Hon. Ben Wade. For
the sake Of a change it had better bay
a fortnight at the moon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27
Democracy Young America.

This popular magazine for the children
comes to US for June aOounding in choice
selections, and Is a complete museum OF
art. It is Just the book to place in the
hands Of your children. Single copies 10
cents. Yearly Sl.50. Address W. Jen-
nings Demorest, 47S Broadway. New
York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

Domestic Manufactures Of. Cassimeres are
fast becoming. fine mutations Of Foreign
Goods, both in respect to style and complete
ness Ofhnish. The prices which they command
at the present time, are far below those Of For
eign max Perhaps one cannot make better
use of their time, than to leisurely inspect the
different stocks offspring purchases now load
ing the shelves and counters of our Merchants.
There is one Store in particular, which is well
filed with new INT beautiful styles Of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths and Cassimeres, large
Cans, Neat and desirable styles Of Furnishing
Goods. Prices low See that you are well sup
piled with enough money to buy what ~youneed
and call upon REED d ADAMS. Main Street.
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T


MAY Is. 1858. ut the Eagle House, Warren. nv
Edward Spear. Esq MIR. THOMAS HOWELL
70 Miss MARY ANN LEWIS, both Of Liberty,
Trumbull County. Ohio.
In Hudson. O.. May 10Th, by the Rsz. 7. B.
Ealrchild. DR.. ASA a. BURROUGHS, and
Miss FRANKIE G.. CRANE. all Of Hudson.
o. the 2oih inst. at the residence of Thomas
Douglass. ESQ, by Rev. r. n. Warren, Mr.
JOHN PEW. and Miss GINA DOUGLASS,
both Of Warren.
On the 2dinst., at the National Hotel, by Rev.
X. NJ. Warren, Mr.. HIRAM HULL. Of War
zen. and Miss CAROLINE WARREN Of
bloomfield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

hSs-The Democratic Vissble Admix.
ture Law has again been pronounced
unconstitutional, this time by Judge
Moses Granger to the Special Grand
Jury of Muskingum county. another
rebuke TO the atrocious law.
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HAVE you TRIED VI & CO.'S
Nonpareil Dollar Sale

IF you have not now Is your time to secure the
i greatest bargains ever offered by any con-
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iriH pay. All parties IN the Dollar Sale bust
ness advertise to give the best bargains. best
inducements to agents. &c. But he Goods tell
he sf0TT. The prOofO OF the pudfiag Is ne eating.
Terms lower than the lowest. Circulars sent
free. Address
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~ Large and enthusiastic RepnOn-
can ratification meetings have been
held in the principal cities and towns
all over the country. Grant and Col.
fax are the peoples choice.
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DsYCHOMANCY. or sonI cba-min,

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s-The Union Pacific R. r. is open
to business 600 miles west OF Omaha.
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STATE TICKET.

For judge of Supreme Court.
hon. WILLIAM WHITE.
For Secretary Of State.
GEN. ISAAC R.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
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For School Commissioner.
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For Board Of Public Works,
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Fer Presidential Electors,
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Ba-A great freshet was prevailing
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The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
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