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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
FARMERS.

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter at this season OF the year when Choiis,
Choleramorbus, Dysentsry, Diarrhea dc may
disable your hands-use it in every case Of
the kind, and my ears for 1T, if it does not Of
feet n speedy eure-but be sure you trust TO no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer which has never to my kRoNl-
adOa failed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
OF THE SOLDIER,

let ne say to you in brotherly kindness put =
Bible in enc end Of the Soldiers Kitand q bot
tie Of genuine Perry Davis Psin Killer in the
other, Gnd it may be the means of insuring hiS
safe return-trust to no other preparation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
Clothes Wringer.

We the undersigned having thoroughly test
ed the Clothes Wringer sold by Joseph Meter
field, or A. S. Robbins, No. Is, Market Street
take great pleasure in recommending it to our
friends. as decidedly the greatest improvement
of the kGE, for the following reasons:
let. 1t saves time, which is mousy.
I'd ItsaVes strength which cannot be bought
3D. 1t saves clothes which cost money.
4uh- Any boy or girl can use it who could
not wiring clothes by hand.
9Th. 1t leaves clothes IN a better condition
To Dig.
9th. 1t will wiring clothes ont of boiling hot
water, which is very important in the washing
Of voelen goods. as it prevents them from full
ing.
It'll We do not see how any family can af.
fard 20 do uifIouk .-,nl Nil
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
TRAINS LEAVE MaillExF. \ TRAINS LEAVE Exp. Nal

Making connections as follows:
A t Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie, and Cleve
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Ch1grin Falls. &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Rayenna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks for Newton Pals, &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, GreenEiile, Mead
vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
At youngstown with stages for NeT Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. Fl W. &
C. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
Nov. 81. Is6I.l- cHAs RHODES, supt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
T. j. MILAN & son
BAN < E r s.

CELL and BUY EXCHANGE on New
~ York. and European Cities. Loan money. Dis
co1nt good paper. Attend promptly 10 collection
business. Buy an I sell Real Estate. Insure Prop
srty and Lives. 0dss Main Street. Warren, o.
July "a, 1851.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25

The Subscribers are this Spring pre-
u pared to exhibit a lsrge and choice stock Of
goods, embracing unusual attractions Of style and
quality. Besides having been bought at penie prices,
We have concluded it is better to sell chem without
much profit than to keep them. We therefore say to
all, the gseds will SEit, and the prices surprise you,
We want the money to help sustain this good govern
ment and put down treason. llkinds of produce ia
ken as usual and cheese in quantity wien cured.
ARK & VENT.
Warren, Nay IA, 1861 -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
DELfNQUENTT TAX LIST OF 1861.

A List of Lands, Town Lots and Real Property, returned delin-
u qnsnsbs the Treasurer f Trumbun County in August. Is6I, exceptIng hose o.
Which the Taxes and Penalty haTed since beer paid to which is added penalty oftwehy
per- cent. and the axes Of The presenty yea.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25

W. C. CLARK, Sec'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
7th- We do not see how any family can af.
ford to do without such q Machine.

For saleat a. S Robins, No. is. Market
Stpee. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22

Disba0G(8 0nQetlaQt. Garnet bfr Sal Don
9enrp 0epts, angatla9t MtGael $. I(Oone9. et'
men OIfSier nes Fl Jnpiana 9le9. ttilt SI3 IN
@Io teraubt GIT baben, wabrenp ct nit psmtel'
ban in etuer &tapt,@ iientoDn+Gar iubr' 9d6t
%teenOi8t.
8ert1tt4nn9. - Inter ben Stabtr
nentatettcn ipltrpe tn nnlrer ge(tri9en Muegobe
Bel @eleeen1ett elmer l0ti3 ilber pa8 3pette N1a-
rYlanD Reatment btt Gompa9nie pe8 Capt. SUBS
BURG, Comp. 6, auf 10 DIANA an9e9eben. Der
Captain erlndt uae. Diefe 9n9ate Oabin 8u be-
rt6tt9en, zap pieielRe nunnebr aus 100 Mann
beltebt.
0efunb6ett8bert6t.- Der @elunbs
betscpmmiIGr Or, Gbarle8 $. BRADFORD Setet,
Daft IN Der Oerganeenen gEoGe "a Euoeefaae in
Der Stapt Baltimore eOrsefOmnten finn, 2 went-
aer ais in per pprberaebenpsn OOfe. 20 liarben
lInter l Sabr, Is 3ptiGeu l unp 5 Satrin, Is
3ptl6en 5 unp 20 Satren. Son Den lbrigen
ltatben IL jpiiden 20 uno 40, II 3mtIhen 40
unp 60, unD 4 3piiAen 60 uup 80 Saeren.
gGte 0euSbnltA Tim oiele Sa6reeyeit forosrte pa5
8tebeg cine VerbaItntBu1aBtg grobe Mnaa9l BON
Opfern, Is in Alem. SIN 0an;en 1T Der 0e
unphelte5ultanD Der Sta0t 10 tefriept8enp pte
in fruberen 5abren.
DnS 8remer @6tff Ilbert, BON
8rcmen na@ Baltimore, fpurOe auf Der 6Sbe
pom JtopPaAanuOd 9iipsr am Is. OEt0tsr sc,
lprp1e1.
G Neue Rarte pDn @tr9tnten.
Die neuelte 8uoerlobt8ite &arte BON Sf Str9t-
nien unO dl9ren3enpen 0egenpen 1T loeben bon
S. {. 3oqO tn 9Iep gorf bsrausgegeten tpOrpen.
Oielelbe 1T BON bepeutenpem umfange unp naA
ben GtrmsIuneen OeS Gtaota Gur0tporS guiana
meu9eltrGt unO ieOe5 Gountp ieparat c%olorirt.
sic tQtet ST. unO tit In zen Bud Stores gu
bater.
Der 5erauageber eerprtAt tt5 GuOe ttele5
Wlonate etue abnli6e &arts pom Welt 0lrstnten
gu pputnpsu, welGe DER Obt8en an Nccuratene
ntAt uahlteben lol.
@ 9;e beGtem 4O6len
s~erFaufen 2au8e & SO. gu SIS per EOnne. @baniO
ale $prten 8renupolj 3u Den btli9lten 0retlen.
Orpera perpea In per 9Bedsr Office ent9e9en.
%5enpmmen,
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Seati6es Nrbeits Na@weiiunas- giireau
NA ThomeSffr. 9n E6 -

nntsr auiG@t Der nDeutinen @eleuI@af,~
Iue Stetent9ea, melNe hsutipe Sanocerter, Mrbsiter sher SIeag,
botsu 81 bef9atttssn pIui&ei, ionic aMe beiiItsn Nrbsrirber.
ben ppusa f9 psriSnlt@ ODER III ~frGutrten grsisn an BEN assntsn
oer @eleuiHat 9errn $, 8. 8eIItn8bpf, SO. IS RbSmes.
IT.. ~sResn, peI&srnRsntsslbit &ustunit ertbstIeH Uirb. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
oOfal.aenioFeiten aus gDaDimetOn.

ga 50 2Jaro. - Som littsren SBtpntat
linD feine NahriGtn BON Wihtt0feit ein9etrpFs
fen. Die 5ielianee 0tne 9e(tern Den 6lub btns
untsr, um iA Der 8lptiue an5uIAltsben. Det
Nobert Qe6lie bra4 beute Mittag auf.
3urudgetebrt. = Der &rie9slefretdt
Cameron unO General Npiutant 6bpmas tsbrte
geltern 8prmtttag Don tbrer weltItaen NetIe 3ts
rid.
Gen. SO cGteltan tebrts nit ieInen De-
judgement am Sonntas glbeno 3uriId, ua@oen1
er felt Tretta9 bet Der Nrmee iber BEN SpptOmat
3ugebra&t bate.
DaS 10. Newz @orter (6pdlanper)
Heotment purpe gum Dtenf in Der See@Grprpi.
ton pertbetlt.
BeIu@ ouf Der YenIocVla.-
WrGTpent unD Die SetretGre 0eues unO Separt
bslunten am SOnnabeno Die NenlacUIa, mo fl
BON Capt. MorrtS freunptih enaplongen murpen.
Sramrtger In all. = Sobn Steer
futr am SUnnobenp Abeno nit elmer ld,pereu
9aounB Stferl0nltr. binauf, Ga Gtpas aul
ieiuem Wagen in unorpuuag 9etOmmen mar
peri uhte er etne Ihnere Gtlte um3upadfn; Dielel-
be fam ieDoh ans letner @spalt, fel auf ion uur
ptrleBte ibu 70 1dwer, Dag er etne StunDe mad.
per ltarb.
Obstruction bes 5rOtt0trS. -
Der @olt3et SoarO BAT ben SupertntenOenteu
in Der IeBten Sigung ~an8eptelen, Die GeieBe tn
Se3ug aut SbtructlDn Der 8%rOttptrs auf's Itreng.
le gu banDbaben. 0e1haftsleute reroen rar-
auf aufmertlam eema6t, Dor ibren 2apen Der
9letGen gu perbtnpern.
observation-disclosures. Sir
5 Wtatonen Dollars linO lett 8eeinn Oe5 &rte-
se1 BON Der NegterunS auf ben wetlt9en Nerf-
ten In Gmpfang eencmmen wOroea. Stir 3
MlltDnen ~beffnoet Iih nod tn Den 0~ad9aulern
9tram 8urte, Elm Sclput pom 81, 81
g. Jte9y puree ocrtgea MlttpOh Don Ni6te1
WoulOen (Jfodptle) perbaftet, neil CT etnsn Col.
paten p~efIelben 9tegl1nent0 nit einem M1ei5er ae.
itch9n bate. Seipe paren CUR Belt Der 1bat
cpmnltttirt.
2anaban, Der M6roer BON Motor Qepta
pom 46, Denniplp 8eg, melGer gum Gupe per.
urt9eilt pprpen mar, tit NIT elmer Ns,8att SplDG.
Ten pom OemIslbtn 8e9iment sntiI0ben unb wabr,
i4etnlt4 nah 0irstnlen ge8anssn.
s9- 9as 1sodpeubIatt bss Baltimore gaeasr~ ai3cn
eeeR 6rettas WRtta9.
Gs eatbalt IS breite Spatten aeftfaff. unb bas
6prmat # bsOeutenb srS6er als Ger tsalise @sdsr,
SHbGlt+
g94rtdten unO tsIesgaPbl4s Gspe4sH aus alien &HeIsn ta
8anbes
@prrefpQnben3en aus bCn Gelola8ern.
gDttprtsts attitet dbsr bic pt6t0en E~a9s5lrasen uni
baS Reneie aus gBaibtu8tonuno len Departments Der Wssistans.
Gcrnrr Die 5crtiesun8 esS 8ei6i6tlGen NOa,nnS
rOer @rOpbet."
Gsbicbte, @annisfqltises, Observation-Disclosures &c.
iowie aup cine uebe R@t Ter euro 6tf d en- Reut8teitsu
weldbe bis aur StuuSe Der QubIttuton etnIaufcn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
, sH.

NE Baltimore, ben %. Saut 1861.
NerIanst fpfort: 900 Wferbe. wOpon 400 pp,,aonhs
3Gaspteree nnn Ger Fet &sitpterCe MT @aoauerte. @ebroad feAf
Nlllen. Ote 'Efsrpe HhlIen pEll9 ssiunb, gut esbaut uap fret Don
leoenl 6ebler, pic Neupteroe Hldt iln9er ais nnD ntdt 6ltl ag
Sabre nno be 3u9vte. be 3pti5eu 6 un6 s Sabre alt umS is Bic
l6 9ano pop letlt, borbeai iHpar5. braun, graz pne 93sN Scr
krsis bari $125 fin fepss ndt h~berftetsen.
Sic nlafien our SnipsttioR an nauls Ssan NoteIasGtineu n
5rcut-. uaPe 9asltr. Rsute @prHtttas Inn ID ubr O%Oreetasrt
peSoSn: SaS. SeIeeg.
SuHA~ M.-N..HR.
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a,re5guns gl,,,y aIonen.gdDrlf barb seuer

d8CWVTNU8 gET1gg WGNWsW7ONVNN 9"AN" USWNtE
@teat6atts, q. s., 20, Die 8laneu-
6abrrf pom Sobn 2OwnlenO BET NtItcn lptda,
%. g., brannte beute NtUrSen as. Der @erIut
miro auf $4,000 9ei4dBt, weIae nur t~betlpeie
berlt4ert ltRp.
Die 60brtt mar bur9 etnsn Restsrun9scun-
TRAIT beIHdfttst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
MmtliAe 8rieHine.

AmtIiAe 8riefifte.
Baltimore. Sea 81 Gtt0asr 1851,
/ NQen, @at4orine "a RIoB. Us 20
2 Qpplpb, 0ultao 80 Retl, Gbrilttan
3 Born, Sotaune8 So 2aufer, GOnrap
4 SOYer, 81 9eOnborOt, 8artb0lD
8 8aumanu, 6ranj 80 Gins, 0etnrt6 Wm
6 8raitlGpert, Gonr 80 q5rper, @cnrap
Z 8srIh @brtittun 40 Qena SacOb
8 Baunann, @e0rg II Wattern, 6etnrtA
8 8ortl4, NnOrea0 40 NleYer, 6errmar
10 Brine, Carolina 43 WiafS, Sjrael
II Delf, Deter A Ni0rD. ulrt6
II Dang, Gbrtittan Gr,45 9letrtte, @rprg
ID OeIafronf, 6r 46 gleureutb, NnDTeas
II Gbweremann. 0etg. 47 Sbpalo, Gotttteb
Is 6ebte, 8rte0riA 48 Cberrener, SOtn
10 @ebtorD, Srtn 40 NuOOlf Saep6
II @efr6er, Daniel so 9ietler, So1n
Is @OlDmauu, Qemlein 81 9tetd, @tar(es
l9 @laaS, emanuel 50 Sitter, s 9
20 0rupe, Mu8uite So S6iutg. 0epre
81 Spten(tetn, Salon. "a Shneemanu, s
% 9%anfels, gBilbelu So 94COtbau6, 9Vlepb
% 6aptftprlt, 6enr9 56 SAatte, &
"a 66l3ermann, @arl 81 Stettfr, @eer8 9al.
25 6uter, @arl So Stpfmar. Gnnifa.-a.-.
80 prrrrrrsug, yytrpgTm 05 YOI9er, gu
81 9Ubelmann, 6errm. go gGplser, @0ttlteb
% 9artung, 6an5 81 0Ofeiueer, SObann
20 9sdel, 5snrp 62 @enig, @nfreO
80 SUIT, 5errmann So gGuIt, Spbann
81 &leppsr, Sc 81 QBtie, QGtl6eln
80 Setter, GbriItian q 65 3ameBer. Sob. Geo.
SO 8labner, 8alenttn 66 @feQter, So6aun.
90. s. 0nrnelt, pOltmetter,
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Nrnnel.nenheitsn in 0nnana.

Ruutrsal, 10. Ottb,. 0berf Ranltn
fpel9er untes Der Gntlase ftanC, ben SeriuG sur
Qnmsrbung BON 9suten fir ben Dtenlt Der Ser.
Staaten 9ema6t gu BADEN, 1T BON Der Gs9terang
aus Der Ndti3 entloGen pVrUen. 2teut. @lart
bot letnen @olten in Der @apauerte It beutIeI
ben @runpe p~erlpren.
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MOunta,n=QOee Mo. 81. e. 9. ..

W. - O@ - y
DE ~suaisbsr rbt.s 8 &c mereea tirmt ,rIabt, f9 legl
ben ~. 0ttoper, Do gems 8 ugr IN bsr 80 6eGpp 9Ma Gun.
snfinosn. I'M an Der Searl bnis eter os ocritotprnen BrHSsTs q
y, Dire Eprnas 2sIotp 2betl gu nebneu.
Mo4t q. @atlaRf, gsfr
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mabl @efannImad1mnR.

GGabl SefannEmd6ung.
Sbtt ns Qt1ce
G1itIu1ere ben IL. SE6r. 1851. (
NsIr!tt tpire btsruit eeeeben ben &o9ru9tsr9 pne SgmlJS-
bera BON GaIamCre, Cat sI1e Gaht am
erlttn Mittpoh i'm Nopember, an B.. oee Wipnate,
IN Der Senlnuteu -tapt lt0nftu ct uRA guar cur GrpabuRs stuas
o Gptrneure fl etu StGet.
CpMpsronsr es S9osamtcs.
Seb1 OIesoteu IN ole SeesSsbu1g%
Ut GIer Der Soult OF eppsae.
Eldtes oer SRpertUr court bon Baltimore.
EtGIer hr Gpart rt GoulmpR x,eas ON q lItmcre.
Htfler Ger <Mtr lsGpart nw1 Bat more.
Cir Der @cult of Common 81 as BON Baltimore,
GIett oi @trcu @a:rt for Baltimore Gitp.
g 9t's Gttornep for Baltimore @tc.
Surreocr br SIabt Baltimore,
Geutmilltouer fur 6ftunttbe @rtdHer.
Spet $bsrtTe,
3Wsl drteDtnsrt4ter fur bic ,rite, speise UNI scbuts gsab, unit
s'nsH &!Gter tnr teoe Der u riSeu IT u arhs Der tabt.
xIr epatt4oler TTr be !. Hab 10. gSaro Mnp swsl FUR Iees esr
Iol9en Is aSor0s Der Gtp,t.
Ule KS 81 1ncst an ipIHeu PI5eeH hatt pig heSeI6nstron cen
kSaplrt9tern tn sHo tar Die Staht 8a!timpre eruannt tWr lecen PRE-
kWt " "sestcnlftmmuna nit BEN @sieeen SI Ne nlo1loa %.
Stao'NSs plst. Ste SiiHnm16se merben On cenl cbenaenansMn
GoIuM pom uPr 1tprseus be S ubr AhsabS cnen lera, ps oaS
.GssS rcrfbyeibt. @epraa g.. Outtrn,
Sa4-2o,u@ Sbertf Der Staot Soltfu'rn;'
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9MiIer Nncampmenf Do. 10. aNNI

ga .rarGeH, Ger Gr5p0er I'm eres ebrplroIseu Grotn rs, q, y
or, GbomGs GSlIcep lit pc lHteoeG oein 8et1eneea6nontb fin.
Get Asuts tDuea1taJl Npr3sa CON b.r Sbe 5sarp 9aue aus
Itas
rs ipub ba5sr errarct, bab f@ Die RItoneetr bieIes eogsrs
bsnte ItpE9en I'M 9K ubr lebt Sabnei9 in Ger pate etufnpen
pert en-, UNI Gem seeprtel Glitter Nnlstes Srceue Die ieBte ur
Jpn g~ecGersRbe @brc SIT elpe1tu,
RpDt 8aif StmEpn, @cibe. T"
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I2orffnveife.

&tnbpteb. G8 wurben 600 gtttf ausgetuten
0reiie left. @Pn $50 Q@$4.25 % loo ib
% Cts ~Seiiegea p 100 ID. 8erfauft wurten
an btet8e Nlegaer 400.
G@metne ~DgrlLust u. 81 bPberen Yreiien bere
tauft ppn So 0U@$5.50 d 100 ID. be3ablt.
6@aafe $2.50@3.O0 gei@oreR fir CUTE 6eere
ben.
@IeU I, per OalCne 39-4l Cts. fir 80 PCT
Gutter, bette 0eben "a Gts. p tb, @lapes 70
az, NOubutter 20-24 Gt6.
5 rGAtet 6pIusn sl.90O2,25, Qalmn3fe 6
@ta., @~Vgtnt0en o. Gts,, pftaumsa I23@
II Gents, Gttronen $I.65@2.O0 per Scr,
Grangeu 81 90 per 8Ur.
6ebernt 40 q IS sis II ID wentae i'm W2arfi.
y c 10 il , Qtenlpnt 81 &ts. % 10 9telfen To-
log @ts., ptin. 5ngper 81 6, WnstatnuB
4O-5st pfs1er l04-i03, 9RHsfatblRtbe 49,
Al Gte,
@etretbe, @etsen rct6. orbtnGr ll50l2o
gut Bis all89e3eiAnst l25@l8b, tpeiBer quite,
!25@l35, ezra felner l509l5o.
9afer, 0trS. Il 0iGr9l. S9@42, YennI. 43
~Jtpsgen, Narpl 6O@7O, pennf. 65@8s 6.
Gpps, D 8Oane in &lHmpeu $2.5s-3.
y HGnp YerHptanilher 2240 @ 5000
Rn0Geumebl $26 per 1snne4
PEN 2tmOtbg $l6@I7 per Eonne. alee FL
OLA in 8nl.
SAME, efb lole 7@s, setrpdnete l44-15.
POP n /, ReAer y tb 00@a3 Gts.
aGffse, Nio gut l4k "a I43 prtuna 15@l5k,
5aDa 40, 9Rqua9ra l53@le3.
! eperI lPan. SpDlen "a Gg II, 2aub eel1l'
a g 20, Stat z4@30, Ober 3. 5O@4. So
aaib I2@zO @ Das.
WploteS' Wnacoooce So@35, NemsSrleans
neIer 50(A66 SIS.
VI cpl SUparDprest. lupsr a5.76@5.s7
srtra TO faurY 6.25@e.5o
p y family 6.6297 90
2gt0 q Teifnf9 iHFsr 5.75@6.s7
EXTRA 500
famtlp s.5o@e.76
y gtta Mtas gut bic fsin 5.6OC15.e2
ertEe 6.5o9s.75
n WelIh TaMtl9 900
~ SAeu0npr6 GGTitp 500
Nelerp0tr ertra $50
VI Ueeenmebl 4.00@A.25
& OrnmebL 3.00@2.s 80
prpDtt0nen, wenig Ma9Hrage. S64ltern
54@6, fir 9eiteuitIfe 7@7A fur S4tnten
s@Il3. SalaFetl9; pFftie 0erl8iebem fir
REFS, 73@72 @t9.
Sats, GrOunO alHHs o Cad l25 gts., War.
iAaus $l.70@$1. 70, Mlbtpn's 81. 80, Gnrts
JslaaD 26@So& ts. % Sulbel pom StOre.
9t9tte. perl BE &ts. Ptb
. a y. 1leeiaaalen gut BIS GuseeIeiane
S4.oo94.70 per Sibl. pen "a tb. 1tn1Otby
Sz.oo91;7o. GIadoiaamea $l.36@I4O.
US soil {, Hnseraf@en 1876 % 10, Qamm 2s~
81, fetne 80 "a 90.
Wptstes, Elm y 8aO. 223023 Gents, Sbtp
~, aber rentg Bert6ufe.
5 u6 er . Nems9rleans 8.6009.50, 0rpeerte ORE
ptnatr big gWt. 8t5Q@9, rs.
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%A Hefrnten aerlamet
s38sS nr @tR's Mrttllerte.
pstt. ibrsm @aterIauoe gu bteneu, Weun fe ids sitis gnr9Ysrie
Gn19hSsen. Steielts mtr6 FRAT Der benz goftueider, Sri. 81.
uno lift i9Ou nabe3u p~oD38bIia. oNVV'V'"'
Siin9s W&nner, wsl3e 2gt baben R9 etnleiben au laRsn. ioptsn
ITO 1bleuul9it i'm 3ten eopcHs, Slopit Gde BON gaItmers mn
CTs9onFr:' ocsr Santftr. nabe 8roabteae. Die erte Ebdre nsr
ngSte99 !" me Den. Ale Nn9spcrbene pereen Ioatet5 nob BEN
tstssotne Grienal 8ebraHt unh perprcr ianhrt. ="
SS1o Yls UNI RoF He Sget ans lcute 500 baoS tetu1 Ablaui
Iamlie aus be3abt. VFfH N"sN'Ns y"
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rUtarplanO BORDER SeSi0W" bubet, uno rnr ~ 8, craftsmen inr =
pan ess Sta6tes uno sur Ssrtbsibiauuaf %sTeiben beitimurt tit.
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en- Stiss Srhaerie-Gprps ~pOusdbli9 gu ma9sr.
SP4s HGa1 ]. Rst5erbri68e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
A. WarDlano Nestment.
Mn metne beutfAen Tremnbe.

Z an metne neHtfdben Trennbe4
y Gu9 mt9 bobsn bic SeSsupIrt8sn t~ruurtSen 3etoer.
IA edGtnife benz Rrtsss9ot in bic Irmee ~9etriebsn. Insethts
WW Der nod traurissren Be bd1ui1e be- Ntbeter fir ben tom
TIA gueRssn Gintei eabe th bn Guitra9 NIT 5reueeH empfar9en,
I'LL inc G~cnlpagnie beutfper Nrbeier or 1t1et baltimore gu
~ ptbsn. Die fir uniere nit iHasen setretsasu 5retbete1 unit
RedGe gu f6nrfcn bereit fHh.
ueeine neut den Mybetterreunoe, bic IN usne @~ontpa9ue elm.
autreteu selpuneu nne. srbalteu bic pom GpuJreB IttpHire 9b
hung nno mad g~eeaptsnn5 BEG Rrsges stne SuHuIe BON 500
uuh 90 Neres 2anb.
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itaGlen SesnbisunS eteies trauri0en BrubertrteSes @Mer pei uHe
bae @ursl 6anilien ernartet aHf, f9 bel mir i9Rea gu urloen,
ga rn Der b~alotsen @Dnnplettr1ng Heinsr @pmpaente, Bite gesnet-
aun8 Gursr Scl9en fur gure 5amtIte sbbdnet.
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ftaBe.
6. 0rteEerf6hn, 80. 70 Reuniplpanta Nosrue.
5. &@ItusIOft. 2isut. SO 292 3 ~0surlssIr.
s @aItts tn Gam eN Saa" BET 0tGaer.
9, S9Irtr, BrOaopap SO. 224. Etl4S
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s. 9. .. s.

SfFee pes Drop @atrtar6tn, 81. %. Oranbs
G%ncampment pom Otarplaup.
Ote ysamtsn up ~4ttIsIheer tes cbi9ea @~Rc0mpmeals peFefl
te eIr4 bgneef1Np st"seIacen, ftp b ute Dsnlta8 ben n. o..
Atei9sns "a up1 81 terla 1aeln um HaleC III perHprbenen Dtjt-
prRotr, gap @ranh Strs Ebpmas ~sstIoep pas lcgte 9eIeue
q eebrn. Die UeantsH Ino 6r1oeT osr reTi&leeensn unite seerr-
ncten sneampmeuts fuc eh nj us etueetaeen, flo ~ btelsm Awsa
Gtt esni @E9Ae &nCampme1t 81 psrUlusslI.
lepEt 0bas. u @etshSIteC. gr. PatrtarG.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-31
Reflect Derply-Judge Wisely.

The following has in II the germ OF
great truth, and people in general would do
well 10 ponder seriously upon it. The loss
of health is not the work of a moment, or
the imm ediate effect of disease upon the
system, for nature acts not by sudden revul-
sons, or shows consequences without an
active cause. A few months, perhaps
single one, may suffice 10 lay the founda-
ton of com plication of disorders, for dis
ease is as secret as it is insidlous in lis op-
eralions. AS the Ivy entwines the Oak for
protection, but eventually destroys lis stall
wart supporter, so disease gradually unde-
termnes the constitution unseen and unfet,
until the health is irretrievably lost, or ruin
ed beyond redemption. a slight insignifi-
cant cold neglected al the commencement
frequently terminates in asthma, bronchitis,
consumption, or some other fatal complaint,
which will defy the most skillful practltion-
er In this class of diseases DR.. Holloway,
the renowned traveller and physician, has
lad the most extensive practice IN this or
any other age, and consequently his Pills
and Ointment have had a greater success
than any other medicines in the annals oil
science Dr. Holloway does not assert that
he cures cases OF confirmed consumption,
though his remedies will give relief after all
other means have failed, but he confidently
states that in incipienl stages of consump-
ton, asthma, bronchitis, diptheria, and dis
eases Of the throat and chest, his Pills and
! Ointment will effect a decided and perma-
! nent cure. The Pills act OH the blood, and
neutralize the virus which depraves 1t and
at the same time they revitalize and invigo-
rate it. The Ointment, absorbed through
the skin as meat imbibes salt, prevents the
progress ot diseases of the lungs in the ear
ly stages of consumption, and also remove;
the phleem which obstruct respiration il
asthma or bronchitis. Thousands in every
part of the civilized world have been cureC
of these diseases by the Pills and Ointmen
after all other means had been exhausted
without success" Weekly Christian Watch
man."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-31
DEM0CRATIC COUNTY CONVEN rION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Demo-
cratic Electors IN and Tor the several Bor-
oughs and Election Districts Of Columbia
County, will meet at the respective places
OF holding said Elections on
SATURDAY, THE Path DAY OF AUGUST,
Between the hours of and o'clck P NJ
of said day, for the purpose of choosing two
Delegates from each Election district, 10
meet in COUNTY CONVENTION, al the
Cour. House, in Bloomsbury on
MONDAY, THE 26lh DAY OF AUGUST,
At one clock P NJ, of said day, for the
purpose of making the usual Democratic
nominations, to be supported by the Elec>
Tors of Columbia County al the ensuing Gen
eral Election, and for the transaction of 9th
er business pertaining 10 the Interests of the
Democratic party.
JACOB HARRIS, Chairnan,
RICHARD STILES, PETER 6 CAMPBELL,
NJ c. WooDwARD, WILLIAM FRITz,
SAMUEL GREASY, SAMUEL kELCHssR,
WILLIAM T. SHUMAS.
Democratic Standing Committee
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-31
Major General Robert Patterson.

Major General Robert Patterson was born
in Ireland in 1892, and emigrated 10 this
country when quite, young, taking up his
abode in Philadelphia. He received a coli
legiate education, and early manifested mil
itary inclinatons. After graduating at Col
lege he was appointed First Lieutenant in
the Twenty second regiment of regular
United States Infantry in April, 1918, he
was transferred 10 the Thirty second lnfan-
try: appointed Assistant Depot Quartermas-
ter General with the rank of Captain.j
January, 1913, and Captain-in line, 1914,
and ihereupon relinquished rank in the
staff. He retired from the army in the same
year, upon the disbandment Of his regiment
He subsequently followed the profession Of
the law in his adopted city, and for many
years was connected with the military OF
Philadelphia. In 1847 he Was appointed
Major General of volunteers, and proceeded
to Mexico and assumed command of his
division. He was actively engaged in the
siege of Vera Cruz, but shortly afterwards
his health failed and he returned 10 the
United States, and was therefore unable 10
take part in the well contested battles in the
upper part of Mexico, which crowned the
American arms with glory and conquered
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