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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
financial.

SAVINGS BANK.
l. Conner Of Sd. Az. and 2jtt 81.
CHARTERED 1874
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on al suns from
Oue to One Thousand Dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE on OR BEFORE 2OTH OCTOBER
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OCr l. Bank open
daily from 10 10 81 also the evenings Of Monday Wednes
day, and Saturday, from to o'ccck
SPENCER K. GREEN, Plesideat
SrRPHEN s CHTIDs Secretary.
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MRS. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING sly
RIJp

To every mother who has children suffering from any OF the
complaint, incident, to the Period Of teehlng say Do
your pEudIees the preudess Of others stand in
the way Of tho relief that win be sureye absolutely
to follow the use of Mrs WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
The following extract som letter written by tho Rev.
c. T. Wsiser to The GsraaH Reformed Mss'eage, ct Cham.
bers burgh, Penn;
jus, open the door for her. and Mira Wnslow win prove
the American Florence Nightingale Of the nursery Ofths
sure THAT will teach Susy' TO say, a
blessing mrs. WinsoW'for helping her survive snd
ezcape the gripping cocking snd teethng siege. We cobhrm
every word set firth 10 Prospectus IL performs precisely
what processes TO perform, every part Of noihng less
Away with your Cordial raIegofci Drops Laudanum
and every other Narcotic by which the babe 10 into
stupidity and rendered dull aud idiotic for life
ave have Mrs. Mnslow-know her only
through the preparation OF her Soothing Syrup oE Children
Teethng' i've had the power would axe bar a. she -
physical saviour to the Infant Race"
BEWARE OF coUSTERYEiTs and INVITATIONS
None genuine unless the fac smile of CURTIS PER-
KINs, New.YOrk ia On the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. 10 CEDAR-Sr., NETWORK.
Price only % cents per bottle.
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ITO REAL ESTATE WNERS.-SeaIed Pro.

rIN0. REAL ESTATE OWNERS.--Sealed Pro-
II posas will be received at this Office nnti THURSDAY
Oct a. for tbs purchase OF Real Estate by the Corporation for
the Of the Fire Department, located as follows.
ONE LOT between 10th and Ilth and sod
for Hoe Company No. IT,
ONE LOT between ID aRd 6thays and 18th snl ed ..s
for Hoe Company No. %.
ONE LOT between Broadway aud 7th.av. aud 9th and
30thsts.. for Hose Company No. 81.
ONE LOT between "a and LeKngonsys, and 2cth and
29thslg. for Hose Com Psny No. 49,
ONE LOT between Hudson Greenwich. Canal and Spring
cts, for Hose Company 80. al.
ONE LOT between 8th and Goth Iss within 10 feet
or 3d-av for Hook and idsr Company No. 10
Proposals wall contain diagram Of the property offered.
with d1ensions locality, and character OF improvements
any. Preference win be gyea to vacant lots Payment viii
be msds on giving clear and satisfactory title.
The right Is reese Ved 20 reject sny or All proposals
ROBERT T. HAWS Controller
CITY of Fewsfok, Department Of Finance,
Controllers Office. Oct TO- 1851 )
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEClAL NOllCE,
EDWARD LAMBERT e Co.,
No AZ Broadway,
Have now rsopened their store for the
GREAT CLOSING SALE
IN LIQUIDATION OF THEIR ESTATE
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
Have boon made IN the prices Of the ENTIRE STOCK
which must be disposed Of thi, se~oH-
GREAT BARGAINS
will be offered In
SILKS.
sHAWLS,
CLOAKs
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LACES and EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES and GAUNTLErS,
MOURNING.
Ss, &C., 10.
All to be positively sold by DECEMBER isT NEXT. and
presenting psrh,p, the gress,t opportunity to buy chesp
goods offered In this city.
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EMBROIDERIES.
IL TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER
PARIS AND SCOTCH EMBRoIDERIEs.
'"' "'' " REGARDLESs or COST.
40 PaIi, Swiss Muslin Sels from t 10 ~ Regular prices
o. TO 80.
ESQ PAD. swis, trimmed with vasncissns, Lace 81 Reg
ular price SO.
sol Psrs Jaeonet Sets lie and 81 REGULAR prices, 81 Is
and 1925.
coo Pans J,oonet Sets 81 IS and 81 80. Regular prices
4g rs and IS 50.
and 81 jos. half tie original Pricos
r.. WILLIAMS Co.,
(Lnte reter Robertsl, No. as Broadway.
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A GREAT VICTORY WAS OBTAINED
YESTERDAY,
AT NO l26 SIXTH-AyENUE,
IN the
MILLINERY BUSINESS.
Five thousand Yisors bought and carried OF
5000 BoSaErs,
AT HALF THE BROADWAY PRICES.
Il fIed fact that Bonnsts Caps and Had dress.
can be had per cheaper the above establishment and
equa good in not be ter than any store In Broad
way can afford 10 sell, oung 10 the large rsnts
Flower, In profuslon 1T tie same rae.
J. HIGGINS.
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GOVERNMENT AGENCY
TX FOR SALE or TIE
1910 TREASURY NOTES,
At the Office Of
COLGATE & HOFFMAN
No. ~ Wail-st.
Cu.ptys RrRRALf HOFFMAN, Agent for Government.

PROPOSALS for $500, 900 of the CROT0N
4 WATER STOCK OF the CITY Of NEW-lORK.-
Sealed proposals viii be received az the Controller Oe
III Monday, Nov g. 1851, a, o'cosk m when the sane
will be publicly ogened for the hole or any part Of he
.um Of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DO LARS
s30jO00) OF THE CROTON WATER STOCK on The
CITY or NEW-YOEK, authorized By Chapter 3ik Of hs
Laws OF 1860 and amended By Chapter Isl o! Che Laws
creasng the Supply Of Croton Ws,er, &c.
The aid stock viii bear interest at the ate OF SIX per cent
per annum payable quarter yearly e9d the pneips vi" DC
rede Unable on TIE first day Of November, 1888
The proposals. vii tie the amount Of Sock desto am
the pcs Der Que Humid ed Dollars thereof and ne persons
who preposs accepted will he required 70 dep WI
the Chambsraa OF the City within fifteen day. sfier the
opening OF Tho bids the awarded To nen yey.
On preentin TO the Controller the receipts Of TIE
lain for such deposits the parties viii DO entitled ieelVe
csrii equal amounts ~ he par value oi tue SUCK
b,anBa interest from the date & payments: ar
Zach proposition should be sealed aud indorsed topo
ais for roton IVA or stock Of the City OF Hew-fotk and
The sane incosed second envelope, addressed 70
Controller. ,e.,tsl. az ,o,-
The night Is reserve to reject any or all o. TIE BIDS. eya
ed ecessety protect promote the Interests 1i e
city. hODbhL l: 800 ,-,r.fa,.
CITY OF New York, Department OF Finance. CohHSuers
Office, Oct. 5, 1851
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/" rJ,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT

"THEY GO RIGHT TO THE sPoT'
INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT CoNFEC TIoNS
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength aud volume to the voice.
They inpart delicious aroma to TO the breath.
They are deli htful to the tssts
They AZ. made Of simple herbs and ssnno. harm
Iadvi,s every Ons who he. Cough Husky Voice,
Bad Breath or any difficulty Oths Throat to get package
Of my Throat Connections they will rsisvs you instantly
and you will agree with me that hsy 20 hight the spot
You viii aud them very usefu and pleasant while travelling
attending public meetings for log your Cough say
ing your thirst, II you try packassI sAsia saying
that you viii ever shsrvsd consider them Indispensable
You will find hon the Druggist. and Dealer. in Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
My.grslurs each package All others counterfeit.
cents
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A VORITE ARTICLE
THE SHILLING BENZTNE
INSTANTLY REMOVES GREASE STAINS.

A VORITE ARTICLE
THE SHILLING BENZTNE
| INSTANTLY REMOVES GREASE STAINS
| DENsLOW'S is THE GENUINE.
The above established and perfectly reliable article i now
IN better demand than at sny previous period Ia popularity
aud ale steadily inc Naturally this Ia. excited
competition, aud several mprueipcd parties are nov a.
tempting put the market trashy limitations which are Ia
many positively ujuTiou' The genuine bHiLLING
BENZINE was originated by ID, n,low, and each bottle
should his upon IL. dealers attempting
10 urge OF the limitations alluded to- Persons desiring tho
genuine will that they DENSLOWS. and refuse AZ
Others Any dealers selling counterfeit Shilling BenL!ne VIII
be proceeded against under the Trademark law uncs they
discontinue a. -
The popularity of the SHILLING BENZINE Eises solely
the fact Of IT, superior quality and Unsurpassed cheap
| ness ,.,,,,,,,
slso puts up bis BeuIiue In large bottles at Is cents holding
double the quantity Of any other IS cent Article These bot
Ties contain as much three Of the shilling size and
therefore well adapted for families
Sole Wholesale Depot No. 1e2 Broadway.
Retsiled by Druggists and Fancy stores
I AIDES, TRY THE SHILLING INDELI-
- BILE INK.-itis perfectly reliable article Sold by
Drursss generally, at y cents. DENSLON, Originator
Depot No. 1C2 Broadway, New.York
U'HE SHILLING BENZINE.-DENSL0W
tenuinei most valuable article for daily In iami
s, AN kinds Of Paint Wax o. and Stains may be
Instantly removed by is use ron tho hues vel a. the
most common fabric either VI elk WOODEN Ful directions
with each bottle Refuse al not having DESSLONs name
on the LABEL here worthless iuit aOAt. Railed
by Druggists and fancy stores Nhoetale depot No. l65
Broadway.
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Alusital Jnslrnmsnis.

DARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS,
I'D the best in st prices TO suit tins ne.-sPlendid
Piano FOR Z 1870. Mandatory No. 3i8 Bloeckerst
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S,RS. WINSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP for
CHILDREN TEErHING.
This valuable preparation {, the prescription Of OneOi the
most e1pscneed and ,iDfnl in NewEnsland and
hs, been ued with neyerlns In thousands Ofese
not only rlsye'the child from pain, bu, inyiso'ae, the
stomach and bowe sorec' ucy and gives tone and yisor
to the whole system.
viii almost IN sluty relieve riPIng in the bOwe' and
overcome eOnyu,ous which, Il no; speedily EemeIied, end
in death
wsbeisye l- be., aud remedy In the world ia all
ca,ss Dy,eu,ey and Dahr, in children whether It ari.e'
from leethin,. or from any other css's.
George A. Fowler Of GufOrd writes undsr aa.s O,Jaue
70, 1890;
Permit me to say. that Mrs wINsLow's sooTH.
ING SYRUP has unprecedented sale vita since my
customers have asceItaned usits Th ia the fms. time Ia
thryhve yesr. drug business that have ndorsod IN .d
cine fjr intrinsic good luss never before this wrote
recommendation Of any patent medicine. know not what
its composition bat believe 1t Ia perfectly harmless aud
SAFE know gives the Eesest satisfaction parents aud
tordug relief aud qIetudp without any unpleasant
= ''"N = GEoaGEA FOWLER
Mothers! Mol sn!! Mothes.!! An old nurse for chill
dreu. Don't faitO procure Mrs. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP for Children Tsethins has equal earth No
mother who Ia, ever tired
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sly.
RUp
For Children VII lot her child pass through
the distressing and critical period Of !ee.hng without the aid
Of hi, invaluable preparation Ifo and health cen be ssI
mated by dollars and cents, Is worth Ito weight I'm gold
Millions Of bottles sold every year in the United State.
It is an old and ws.l.red remedy.
David Miller OF Clarence, HswYoTk, writes, under date
Of June 10, 1860:
we have child three months old which has screamed al.
most necessarily with tpsanodc sdecon Of the bowels
that had de.paed OF raising II. it, stomach was
sour bowel deTanged and almost symptom unis
avorabe, until obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING SY
RUP, which acted lie CHARM II immediately became
quiet, aud mspes,s every symptom Of imprOvement
aud comfort IL IL good little kitten, psyul and
smiling and entirely well All OF which AscTibe to
the use Of Mrs.. WlESLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
Yours respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

pLACK THREAD GUIPURE and PUSHER
I'D LACEs. Walls. COIEFEuRS. and BARBES -Ja,t
opened Also. Ysleu ennes and Point Lsces. Collars Sets
Handkerchiefs CsPes, &C, q every ds,erg,ion
J.. WILLIAMS l. Co.,
Gate Peter Roberto, No. 40 Broadway.
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ERENCH MERINOES, IRISH P0PLINS,
OTTOMAN VELEURs,
PARIS PRINTED DELAINEs, REPS,
WOODEN PLAIDS,
Aud several large invoices Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION,
At RETAIL VERY CHEAP.
LORD &c TAYLOR
Nos. 4sl To is7 BROADWAY,
Nos 25S to 26l GRAED.Sr.,
Nos A. and % CATHARINE-ST.
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GLASS No 3,

For making and trimming the following articles, VIZ:
Watch coats seIgeats corpors muscisns and pTvAtet
uniforms fatigue wooden and linen ptnts hsnne
snd linen shifts drawers flannel sacks and red and ene
jackets for boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

nRESS GOODS FROM AUCIlON.-LE
II BOUTiLLIER BROTHERS have bought largely ~
Auction and eau offer most desirable Goods In
SILKS Or VARIOUS NEW STYLE
MFRINOEs and PRINTED MERINuEs;
VELOUR OF rOMANS, PLAN and BROCHE.
PRINTED REPS IN great variety. -
PRINTED DE LANES, all WOOL and COTTON and
WOOL.
WOOL PLAIDS REALLY CHOICE In various widths
ALSO,
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT or
sHAWLS FOR FALL and WINTER
No sos CANAL-Sr., near BROADWAY
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CL0AKS!
~ GRAND OPENING
OF ALL THE PARIS hONELrIES
IMPORTED THIS SEASON.
Also, large assortment Of
ATERPROOF CIRCULARS,
Now 70 much worn, 1T IS and upward .
AZ heretofore Ladies' will ind charges from 80 70 90 FER
cent LOWER THAN BROADWAY and CANAL STREET
W. X. PEYTOS,
No. 27s BOWERY, mar Heu,tonst
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Military.

Capt. Seth A. Bushnell retzrRed home on &
short iurlough last week, and while here, ad
ded a dozen recruits to his company. This
number viii we suppose fill his sOmpany to
the maximum number.
We mentioned last week that Mr.. Oscar o.
Miller was recruiting a company of infantry
for the 18th Regiment. which is soon to be re-
organized. Lieut.. Strattoa has determined to
'rc-enter the service, and he is now engaged with
Mr.. Miller in filling up. Both of these young
men served with credit in Company C. 18th
Reg't, during its cOnpaign in Virginia,-are
energetic, active, reliable men, and were very
popular as soldiers.
In the "a hours ending Tuesday, at 9 A. NJ,
upwards Of fifty men enlisted, and we believe
the company is already more than tall to the
minimum number, eighty one) and will reach
'the maximum very soon.
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9Omt SntsIiigtme.
Arrival and Departure of Nails.
The County Fair.
Posr 0FFIcE. WARREN, 0aIo.l
Nav % & {


We hope hat amid the excitement of the
war, that the Annual Fair of the Trumbull Co.
Agricultural Society, which will take place on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, of next
week, will not be overlooked. IF it was ever
necessary that the agricultural interest of the
country should be fostered. and receive the at
tsntion of the people, surely it is necessary
now, when 1t is almost alone from the export
of the agricultural products of the north. that
the country can expect to receive back q supply
of money to meet the dram caused by the war.
and it is by them alone that the soldiers can be
fed, and the army sustained.
Although the fairs in this county have been
much more than equal 10 the average county
fairs in the State, still they might have been
far better had the farmers and mechanics only
brought out the different specimens of stock,
and articles which they have, and which are
well worthy of exhibition. The trouble is that
they fear some other man may bring better ar
tieles than their own; but that is by no means
certain to be true, and the consequence is th at
the exhibition is meagre. and on fair days the
remark is often heard, Il have better stock than
that at Il home"
Every man who has the interests of agrieul-
'ture and mechanics, and the interest of the peo-
pie at heart, should bring to the fair whatever
'shey may have that will add to its interest.
whether he expects to receive a premium or not,
for by so doing he will certainly benefit 9TH
,ers, and help along a good Cause.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18

Painting.

One of the finest specimens of animal paint
ing which we have seen Ter a long TIM. is ore
which was on exhibition FOR the last few days.
in the window OF N ssrs Andrews d We, ks.
1t represents "a prairie on fire." aud the two
horses in the foreground, (aud which form the
principal ~feature) are exceeding life-like- 1t
attracted the attention of all passers by, and
ELECTED universal commentator. 1t has since
been purchased by Mr. Jacob Goldstien. The
artist, whose production it is-Mr. Harry Hill
-liard,-has spent some time in Europe, perfect
ing himself in his art, inspecting the MASTER
pieces of the old world, and drawing ~inspira-
ton from the past.
Mr.. H. will remain in this place for a time
and give lessons to those who may desire in
struction; see his card in another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18
National Fast.

Thursday, the 26th inst, being the day sci
apart by the President of the United States as
a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, in be-
half of our afflicted country. Religious servi-
ees will be held. and discourses appropriate to
the occasion, delivered on that day, in the Bap-
tiIt, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches in
this place, at l0H o'clock A. NJ; also in the
eveniniHg, a Union prayer meeting, interspers-
ed with brief addresses, will be held in the
Methodist church, at o'clock. 1t is earnest
ly hoped that the people generally will make
such arrangements as will enable them to OBJ
serve the day in the true spirit and intent of it,
as set forth by the President in his prOelama-
ton.
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RARHnrTA.

sapeeisily mothers who have the mors in
mediate care OF children. permit me 70 say with
candid earnestness never lay down to rest az
night with the health and happiness Of your
NJ heart without having the Perry De-
Wis Pain Killer az haad-lrust tono other Pain
or panaeess-they may and ofsea
10 fsii IN or itisal eescs-h1. the Perry DAVIS
neYer-nOnsyer-f you heed not this timely
warning the fauis il Tour Own, as Perry baNr
Pain Killer is in nesrly every Store througbe
the length and breadth Of our land, and >
49, . .irsl:-f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18

Making connections as follows:
Al Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland - erie, and CleEe
land Z Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Falls. &c.
At MGntua with hacks for RavenEs, &c.
At Braceville with hacks for NEWT FAILS &c.
At NarreH with hacks for Sharon, { .eenViils, Mead
willie, Bloomfield, Canheld, &c.
At youngstown with stages for Me- castle. Poana.
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence ny r. r. NO
O. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
MAR. 90, 1851. CHAs.L. RHODEs' sapt.
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DRS. WsRTMaN & SiNNON
WILDE In

WARREN. GASKILL HOUSE, on
~ Thursday Oc.. 1ata, again Nov. I4th. and a
sSiR Dec suher g. brs. y. e s. call the especial az
sention Of the afflicted 10 the fact that they have been
visiting Warren regularly every month for nearly
NO years. thus showing that they 10 not fear 70 come
BACK where they have done business-f2rthsr they
expect 20 visit regularly Ger the next ire years to
come. They have mals Chronic Disease their study
and have treated thea Almost exclusively for 4 num-
Der Of years and c sias far better success than could
Re expected from LOCAL PHYSICIASS-
rhey nov have a large number OF cases In this and
,hs adjoining CcGnties, ranyo Of whom had Doetored
FOR years to TO eject, who thsy have successiully
cures, many o. whom are Sell known in this comm
nify. Drt. Workman & Shannon VII both be around
= gether this trip and especially invite the afflicted
o call
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18
Opening of Webb,s New Hall.

@ossisn E. Dodgs, SO well known as to need
no notice, will give a Concert at Webb's New
Hall, on Friday evening of this week.
All persons who desire a little fun. and a
Aearty laugh-eome and hear Dodge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18
Enlisting,

Enlisting.
ECapt. franklin E. Stowe of Braceville, has
received an order from the Adj. Gen. of Ohio,
authOrising him to enlist a com pany of Infan-
try for Immediate service.
Mr.. Stowe is deservedly popular, wherever
he is known. has all the qualifications for a
first rate officer, and we have no doubt will
very soon fill up his Company.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18
The Ladies.

Wesre informed that the ladies Of the Bap-
fist Church will have for sale on the fair
grounds, during the fair, refre shmenis-ice
cream, cake, and lemonade, all of which, as
every body knows, the ladies can get up in far
better style and taste, than the masculines.
ofcourse aIlthe good looking young men will
patronize tie ladies.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18
DIS sc LUTION n.

IT L. BURNETT. Esq, having accept
! ]. ed a commission as Carts 30 IN tue Cavsiry
service Of the United states, ond - orcc pro
coed to perform tie dutief Ct his 3 r.-Ii't. lie
copartHeTship Of Forrist n BcTnt; .tSs &C. -
th.refore dissolyed. All business 60 aid lrm uill
be faithfully concluded Ly the fEm O. gtcLiHs, Bat
lii l. Forrist, at their once. ever th- @lakinB OMce
W. FORREST.
II. L. BURNETT.
Narrsn. Aug. q. Of.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with = coated toEsze mornings, Sith
bzdtaste IN q smo9lk and poop appetite for break
fast ? Do ysu feet when you first get up 50 weak and
l.nguiA you can sc4rsely get about7 Do you have
di=Eiless iE the heal 1t times Ani often a d1ln e5s,
with headache 1ccSsio Bsily 7 Are your bowels cost
i've and irregular and appetite 0hapeeabls4 Do yOa
ref mp wind from the stomach, and do you bloat up
often Do you feel . fuilness after eating and a gsRe
ussI when the ssogneh is empty ! Do you have heart
burn &C cssiozsiIy ? Do you feel low spirited and
loot on the dark side Of things Are on not unu su-
ally nervous ~ times Do you not become restl ssS
and often lay Until midnight before you can &c to
sleep , and then, At t'Ecs, don't you feel dulI and
sleepy most Of The d@ef Il your skin dry and sea.
Is also sziioE J n sssrt. - not yosr life a bur.
then. fall OF torslOilHgs ? Nov. these are the ~ mp
toms generally present, utnot always all cf ii EN-.
and there are thousands who are suffering daily from
then, sad we pledge sErssiycs, in aon three 70 IRA
pre- scriptiCrs. - ts:vs them al away and Complete
u cure the patent, e~bsaZing their whole physical
sni mental nature and thus make lie a BLESSING in
place o. a hDg.rTn. We ssk .hsse who have tried IN.
- tire aa- ci2eousrscl 70 give Is enc fair trial aud
tws preser!ptiozs ami Y- can in that time satisfy tbs
mos. !ncrsduious. ~ call especial attention to cur
a,aost Invs4rayie regiment IN he shoFs dissases,
"PTrss a.. tkiHgs"
Salt RheuEn and ScaId Head
wsehim positively 20 enre every case Of these dis-
eases This tSs sI@vs fact, ard We viii pledge
ourselves 70 give $50 . GEy cas@ OF he kind thAt
&c esnaoscare a5a " generally cGrs Ihh one pre-
s~erjption-
Refer 70 Austsa : :gi-r. Fowler. J. II. Castsriisa.
Bsxetta, Mrs. l. Eisekharn, Newton Pals, Henry
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-18
FARMERS,

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter at this seas-a Of the year when Cholie.
ChOleramoFbus, Dysentery, DiarrhGs &c. may
disable your han3s-use It in every case Of
the kind, and my ears forit, if it does not ef'
feet g speedy eure-but be sure YOU trust 70 ne
other remedy but ths old long tried Perry Ds-
Wis Pain Killer which has never 70 my knOSi,
failed.