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bSgeA Warning 70 the UnEary, and one
Wmirhty to ave- Is contained IN the book, aHu-
man Frailty, or Physiological Researohea." tex
plains fully and equivooally the secret causes Of
functional deranromonts and prostratod powers,
tth uniailng instructions to eradicate every trace
nd particle q venom OF disease, that snawins
worm that insldiousiy but too surely eats away and
undermine the constitution, leaving man but the
wreck o. his iormor-solt The victim Of this fetal
tendency should notilose = moment in procuring
tins invaluable work..
Sold By DR. BARROW, lst Blocker street, New
York. PrioB IS cents. Sent Tree overyWhoro.
Sold also By 9. W. Clark, Druggists, Olovoland,
Ohio. ----------
THR GREAF SEoRET.-It is admitted BY
al physicians that tho grsnd socrOt Of health and
long lo lies In keeping tho blood and various ua-
ids Of the body In high degtoe OF aulditys when
yon feel continued pain In the bead or boWela, OF
any continued uneasinoss In any organ or other
psrts Of the body, you prevent serious sickness
y 'N@''s BRANDRErHs PILLS.
BleadlnE may give momentay ease, because the
blood len vii bavo more room. But as the body Il
made RON the blood and sustained By tho blood, to
waste blood is 10 waste our life, and ruin our
constitution. But Brandreth's Pills relieve tbs cir
uniation as readily rs bleeding BY only taking away
what Il can well spare, and THET EEvER HURT.
Mrs. cooper, Of Barnstablo, Mass, was cured oil
81. vitns' Daneo, General Debility, poorneaa Of
blood, and costivouoss Of many years Btanding, By
Brandreth'l Pills. The case at length Is published
"a the PamFlota.
Sold BY A, Gardner, 220 Superior street, Cieye
land, Ohio and by all respectable dealers In medi'
ciuss. seplsRs5
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STATISTICS OF LoRAIN.-Auditor Day has
furnished the Elyria Democrat with an ab-
stract of the Duplicate CT LOrain county,
for the year 1861, as follows:
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A Bio Pills OF MoNEY FOR THE SOLDIERS.
We understand that Gov. Yates, of Illi-
nois, proceeded through Pittsburgh to Cin-
cinnati, via the river division of the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Road, on Tuesday night,
with four million dollars worth of Treasury
Notes, of all denominations, for the pay
ment of Western troops. The notes filed
an immense mail bag.
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ne ALLOWING e an extract fr0n . letter written
~ ne pastor q aBsptiEt Church to the " Journal
oad lIssunasr" !" Clnclnnati, Ohio. and speaks vol
Enss IN hvor q that Worla-reRoWnod medicine, Of
ma. Wmslog'S sooFHnsa sTRUr ron OnILDArn
EEIEEmai
I'VE nss e. adVertiEa1nentin youT columns Of Mrs.
WlnaloE'a Soothing syrup. nov We never said
word 20 vor OF patent medicine boioEo IN our iie
bui We is oompood 70 say 70 your FaaeEs that this
No ohunbuz-Wu HAvn TnuD n, am EE0W II 70
y Ar g eLArEs II "a probably, ons Of the most
nossuaul aaodioines OF tho day. because t Il Of
Vss bsst And those Of your ressEu who have babies
oan't % hettor than 70 lay in supply"
Sc advertisement On onothsr column. sep2sR1s
PREYENTION Is BETTER THAN OURE
10 Irdias o. delicate health or Impaired orgsnisa-
fion, or 70 those By whom an Increase Of Amily d
hrom any reason Objectionable, the unceraigned
void odsr prescription which B perfectly rolih.
Hle and gais and which has been prescribed IN Va.
rous psrts Of the old world for the past century,.
AlthoaFh tho srticls e very cheap and simple yet
Il has been put Up IN half pint bottles aud sold very
extensively ct TIE ozorbitsnt price Of s. per BOTTLE
the undorsgned proposes to furnish the reoepe for
the small Of 81, By the possession Of which ev-
cry lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard
81 any drug store, for the triAiRs Of Is cents
psr yasr. Any physician or drpggist will tel you
=
nfals can be Procursd Of its efficacy. Sent 20 any
part Of the World on Teesipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr. J. O. DEVERAUX,
Aug.lns5s P. o. Box. 10. 23ss, New Haven, 0opn.
THE JAPANESE,
FHE GREAT EAsTERE,
H.RH TIE PRIRCE OF WALES
De JOIHTIhLEi
Nay come and 50 and be
FORG0T EN-,
But the Iussre & ebony blaekness, the rich browns,
She natural appearaEe', thu sensation Of pride and
pleasure, producsd By tbe application Of that harm
asEs praparation
CHRISTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYE,
Wm unqusstionhbiy be gratefully
REMEMBERED
By all who use it, inasmueh as
"a THING OF BEAUTY
Is sAJOT FOREVER"
Prepared No. AEtor House, Kew Yo:k. Sold
everTvher by all hair Dressers-
SepBR25-ImdsW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17

ELEoFRIO BATHs.-Dr.GibsOn's new elec.
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEs the oircu-
laticn and remove almost every disease in
q smsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfso-
ton to the sick. The plessantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female oper-
stor in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. JyS
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OsWEGO lIAKKRT-Oct. 16.

icy TELEdRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market UNCHANGED.
WHEAT-Market hrmer bat quiet.
fsORN-Market better with light supply offering.
Sales 800 bush mixed western al 46c.
BARLEK-lu good demand. sales 600 bush
Bay Qunte 81 q 0O0 bush do at sc; 500 bush do
at 535s; 2 900 bush do at 535< ahoat,
RYE-Scarce and no sales
CANAL EREIGHTs- Unchanged; -four 4lc,
wheat l3c, corn l2c to New York.
LAKE InPORTS-lC0 bbls Hour; q, 800 bush
wheat; 1850 bush barley; 400 bush peas
CANAL EXPORTS-2 81 bbls -four; l07, 900 bu
wheat; $500 bush corn; $50 bush barley.
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2aper Aanginga.
100 600 ROLLS WALL PAPEl


War has boeu declared and Secession ig the oroog
Of me dsy and now Is tha time for all tidy houEe:
kesperS 70 sscsde from dirty and smoky walls sna
coeFce on them with rush, new v ALL EAE1sslht EAE1slht
! gebY Improving thetr homes, and most OF ali'loo
loo. 600 ROLLS NOW READY
for gale at NJ Carson 4 Co., lss, Superior sti ana
% lev that al can gos them.
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready TO sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 TO 70 per cent pel9e
pseVioug prices and would most Respectfully invite
m 10 Ioof in upon our stock before buyiug3 Tor ~
0pality Of goods and the lsngth Of pieces, We can
tive the utmost satisfaotion. Our goods coming ei-
rsctlV from the factories thereby save one profit
Also a large assortment Of Shades Of eyary Varle-
- GOLD BANDS, &C. 90,
Alno lust opened beautiful lot Of
GO r N l 0 & 8
With Bands Lool &C., TO match. OoaG1 ena Ials,
ssiS n epdies5 ,fiefs. Paper Hanging done as
short netics byoxpsrieneed Workmensand IS fs-son-
~. ,Fould take nIos Jobs Of painting grain
ing md vanishing at Air and IeulunsssSiye Ea5ea'
NE. To Dealers We wcuIa invite thsir attention
/ 49, Targ
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Na- NJ. Cooney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns OF the timO
narned.
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M A R N e.
PoRT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED-oct. 10.

EETERED-Oct. 10.
Strnr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
scsW Gouiss. Wood, Rowan, 100 N lumber, ,Whipp!e
CLEARED.
stmr. OCEAN, Evans, Detroit, 81 pkgs mdse.
stmr. ssrSeant, Hearns, Oswego, $500 bush wheat
sebr. Eclipse oImstead, Huron, ton hay, bbl
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

azs- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at I3s and l41 Water street.
Oct. II-lm-36I. ALoorr & HoRFoN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17

HELP WASTED FOR CART. AREoLD's CoN-
PAST, Co, H., 24TH REoxENT.-It will be
seen by the subjoined letter, that blankets,
Rhirts, drawers, socks, and other comforts,
are wanted frr Capt. Geo. Arnold's company.
As this company went from this city, and its
members have many friends ana relatives
among Us, such an appeal ought to md a
hearty response. It viii be seen that the aid
is required at once, in order to save sickness
and suffering among those who are now
fighting for usin Western Virgins. We are
informed that the nights in that section are
very cold and damp, much more so than
here. Let our citizens come forward at once
-to-day-with their contributions. We are
authorized to say that contributions will be
received by the District Committee, at the
store of W. Bingham s Co., who will see
that The articles are duly forwarded. If
contributions are made to any particular
individual of such company, let the name
of such individual be placed upon the con-
tTibution in plain characters.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IA, 1861.
T. B. BAoKus, ESQ, CLHvELAND-DKAR
sIR The oath Regiment o. v, Col. Jacob
l .fmmon, is at present stationed at Cheat
nntRin SUNNI 81 Randolph Co., Western
sViSgiH. - IS sffsring for blankets, wool
en- shiits, dfsYsss and sOcis: The constant
rsinend necessary exposure, in this inclem-
ent situation, makes a large sick list. One
| regiment Surgeon, Dr.. Geo. Weeks, writes
me, October 5th, that the health Of this reg
iment is suffering much for want of proper
clothing, &C., and that "this condition affects
their health and efficiency very much, m
ereasing our mortality in the last month .fftJ
per cent! %
Your county has one compsny-Co. d.
Capt. Arnold-in our Regiment. Canno
their friends aid in supplying some OF thei
wants-either by sale of the above articles
as proposed in Gov. Dennison's proclama
ton, or by donation?
shall return in course of few days, ant
to insure that articles will reach their prop
er destination, shall take personal charge o
all entrusted to my care.
! Forward supplies this week to Columbus
marked "24th Ohio Regiment, care Quartz
Master Gene, al" and advise me OF ship
ment. Some attention will much oblge.
1 am, respectfully,
LUCIEN BUTLER,
Major 24th Reg, o. v,
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PIANO WANTED.-A GOOD instrument want
ed. Payment monthly in advance, if de-
sired. It will receive most careful usage
and not be meddled with by children.
-"Piano," Drawer S22, Post Of
fioe.-355.
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FpHF REST AZ IgI ffOIAL HELP
q - ~ szGEZ ZyER IHsEEspl =
.ss !. -
7
H.-s. lEOEsoS.
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MORNING LEADER.
NRW ADVRRTIsEmENTs.

"JOhnsOn"-Printsr Wanted.
Board Wanted.
J.B. Ucbb 4 co--stOrO Fixtures, 30.
Morgan a Roat-MefIno Drawers.
Mould 4 Hoeau-'mrorial Losungo6.
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AAERooD--How LosT-HOw RESTORED. -
Iust Published in Sea' cd Envelopes price cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure OF Spsrmatorrhoaa or esminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions. Sexual Debility, and Imped-
Iments 20 Marriage generally, NerTous3ess, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Inospaoity, rrsulting from self-Abuse, 6c.-By
ROBT. J. OULVERBELL ii. d, Author Of the
GRuEN HeOE, &c.
seal iu plain euvelope, 10 any audressf fQsT PAID
on receipt OF six cent?, or two postage ssameai by
Dr.. en-. j. y. KLINE
I2T BowerY, New York. Pest Gdioe Box. 4hs6
-. f.l5-- s.s. i Sepf6dEW364
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MiIlinerM.

NTLLINERY 9UODS IN II w
AVA nfRs " 8. POTTER q Bsneea street,
II, IN Te.ceipt Of a new and ehoiee stock OF
MILL = y y
Compri8ing
- rs,,l. Jzbfrred Hats. Flowers, Ribbons Mourn
~" ~ S-.e loofr Collars, Voiia &c Also
NEW Sly u hALS 80 ~ ~ - 5lsit,,-
Lila Goods rot enumerated. Ladles are respectluiJ
NJ VI presS making done 70 order in the very Be
49,. 80 -aavsn'R7F
nPENED THIS DAY
A nics nsIoEtnsnto Of
LADIEs' 3 MIssEs' STRAW BONEETs,
l5Fater Rood, Ribbons, Flowers, Eoucho1, dc.,
lbs. n RARE6', IS Superior St.
undoF Bennett Horlls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17

troit on the 18th;
Bound Up-PropeIiers Northern Light, Pittsburg,
illinois, omar Pasha, Mayhower, TonaWandai Con
cord scbooners Wild Rover. Citizen.
Bound DoiCH-Propellers BGffaio, Adriatic, Ohi-
cago; bark Mary +. PereW sehooneTs AntqSLet 2ei
ard Mott D. Martin, Challenge.
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a FRTrNn TH NkED. FRY IT.

D1. swnnF's IETALLIELn. hIEIHEEF e prepared
ron, ths rooiHs q DE. stephen swest, q Con-
nsotiout tie raat bonelsiter, and han bean used IN
hE pra1tos 5r the last twenty Tosrs with the most
ssstoulrhing Gacoass. AE an external ransdy Il Il
,ithout rival, AID VIII Alleviate paia Hoso spoed-
IL Ghnn ; oshsr preparation. lor li kAoullslie
azd Nervous Disorders s. H trug inalible ana ss q
svursfive Esr Eoras Woundts srrainEs Bruiaasi &ei
n roothinq, healing, and poS SEiri strengthening
rspsrtios excite ths ust Vonasr and astcRisnnasnt
q al Who have over given Is . trial. OSor iouf
Fuudrgd osfidcaiea of ralnGElsble cures, rsroEI5c
~ "a ufthin fle lst tufu years, attest tniH I1cf
E0r aale By 8 trG1g q Armstrong and hln. HMAe,
- rf-s--.s.l-5-5s-77 -8rS7- Itsbuea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17

&C C.-Osry's Cough Cure. dso1sI
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n L o T h I N G
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

,i,, to The pressure Of the timet. We hEgs dstar-
S,,s fe seII our laTgs stock O. Heady-Aaq3 glot1-
inz or CAsd at . rsEJ slaalA e0sAHessoi 49,
- The Custom Department, under the sursrIis-
ior1 2 ~ renowned Cutter, Mr. a. ". AlaE.rQ1-a
IA iei Win The beat essortmsnt Of Clothss CASH
r-er1a Beavers and Fe8uugl.
- Hl1iferT u1ilorm1 uaoa 70 olllf q a4lll 20
'iS 81. "a SrsSf VARIETY q us Cloth, sh0aldsr sias
e'''' 49, s. MANN,
ocss l67 5uporior 5trost-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
From Camp Dennison.

From a private letter from Warren
Soule, who wal one of the advance compa.
ny who went to Camp Dennison, we ex,
tract the following:
1--WE reached here Saturday night, and
on Sunday morning were set to work put
ting up barracks for the company. II
rained very hard, and We were completely
soaked. The boys appointed me cook for
our tea, and seem to think / understand
the business. When the Company arrived
on Monday night, they we're disappointed
in Camp DennisOn, but have got over it
now.
The first man l met here, was General
Cox. The Quarter. Master told our Serg't
that the ten detached men from the Trum.
bull Company, were the best lot of men in
the Camp. The first night We camped
out in the woods, about half a mile fro 2
the barracks, We built a FIRE, and laid down
to sleep, one keeping guard. The guard
was changed each hour, and we got along
pretty well, considering the weather, which
has been very rainy most of the time"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
Dtatbs.

Died at the residence of her son-in-law, s.
@. NIECE, in Kinsman. on Mon day. May 6t.i,
at the age Of 65 years, Mrs. p. H. DoRMAN.
widow OF BENAJAH DoRMAN, formerly Of
Russia. Herkimer county New York.
Died suddenly on the 18th inst, at the resi-.
dence Of RICHARD IDDINGS. Esq, Miss
ELIZABETH LEWIS. aged 70 years. Miss
Lewis was born in Berks county Pa, and has
been for the last 40 years, a resident Of this
place. In the morning, she seemed in excel.
lent health, was moving about 10 the perform.
ance of household duties when sud denly che
complained of dizziness, and staggered, Her
friends assisted her to her bed. wien she said
she was cold, aud spoke no more, but died a
few hours after. She was known by young
and old as Aunt Betsey Lewis. and her long
life was one Of uniform kindness and usefulness
TO all within the circle of her acquaintance.
Died suddenly, Of congestive chIls. on the
10th inst Mr. CORNELIUS MoSER, aged 40
years, a prominent merchant. a kind hearted,
liberal man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
Going Again.

The Stenm Saw Mill of Messrs. Derr & Reed
which was burned a few weeks since, has been
rebuilt, and is again, III full operation. The
enterprising proprietors were not disheartened
although the first mill was an almost total loss,
but in just about four weeks the new one was
running. 1t is a better mill in every respect,
than the old one, and will soon have more ma
ehinery in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
Ypmt SuttlIigtutt.
Oil Refinery Burned.

The Oil Refinery Of Messrs Stewart & Cfaul,
just south of the Mecca township line. was
burned on Monday afternoon. The lid blew
of from one of the stills, aud filed the building
with gas, which at once ignited and set the
building on fire. 300 gallons of refined oil
aud IT'S barrels were destroyed, About fifty
of the n~oighbors turned in the hcxt day and
helped clear off the rubbish preparatory to re-
building, which will be done Immediately.
Loss $500. No insurance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
Rifle Company Accepted.

The Trumbull Rife Company, Capt. Bar
rett, has been accepted by the State, and
marching orders are daily expected. Its des-
ignation is Company @, 10Th Regiment. The
members arc drilling nearly every day, and
make a fine appearance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
WE CONGRATULATE OUR Read.

w rrs upon the discovery Of a sure cure for
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia. and all Mercuripl
Diseases, which Is effected without the use Of later.
nal medicines. which destroy the constitution and
give temporary relief only. In fact Il is the only
known remedy ehecting a perfect cure. and we feel
warranted. from it, recommendation, In calling the
attention Of the afflicted ami those having friends
suffering fro rheumatism Gout or Neuralgia, or the
pernicious effects OF Mercury, to the advertisement
in another column Of our paper, Of DR. Leland 8 An.
a Rheumatic Band. FEB. go, Ie6l-3m.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering from Consumption, ~ineipient or
confirmed or from debility OF any kind; or from men.
tai or nervous ProstratIon, brought an by any cause;
or from sorotulous CO mplaiuts; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and to ladies suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are liza
BILE to. AMI which engender consumption the
BLuOD FOOD
10 offered as a certain end reHabis remedy. Differing
In every particular ffJm te patent medicines OF the
day It. l. n chemicai CON lnaiion Of IRON. SUI
PHUR aud PHOSPHORUS. Of Veiy great worth
and IA any hundreds hear 81. al and grateful testimony
to the benefits II has conferred on them
Ciuk'll & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York,
are tha sole prOprietors OF the Article, and haze In
consequence ola fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the color 81 the outside wrapper fro " red to
yellow. aud Increased the siEs Of the hottie to B
ounces. be very cautious in buying to see that the
fac smile Of their signature is o. the outside Of the
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit.
ffeb. 20, ls6I-Iy.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
Attention Guards

The Warren Home Guards are hereby Motif
ed to meet for drill. at the Gaskill House, on
Saturday, May IS, at 211S o'clock, P. NJ.
By order Of the Commandant.
NJ. B. TAYLER, Ord. Serg't.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-17
BLtIOD FOOD
Marriaass.

In Warren, at the Parsonage, on the 9Th inst,
by Rev. VIM. O CLARK, Mr.. PATRICK SW EE.
NEY, Of youngstown, and Miss MALINDA
SWAGGER Of Liberty.
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IS BI.ls

'r aaas -rri ia1xai Matchmaker -s'
.'-iffr 20 h-ehs-. issiar hoasAi an4 40 sr.er
a ~AisAs- - = nr.ser bfstarsp pas. snt aaris
dsaifios 81 kbut< q ssres<h ee-.sr< fr q rs +,
s~er f@so IS rase fsxso s'lis that they 49,
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rfaai in-aae.~ hsg~ heea more sss.4.-.rr Il.
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sar-baity. ss-nty = en.-h. na1ena.esis o.-
Pr'P-tioas. Ncursie cerai>r.as,on ami .grstrerf
% W*1r%e(eq<sg 'ssaks. fhU. the --rcf-
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WATCHES.
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fe q IL f~siouing eu.ph aos rsesneus.u.a ~,
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@~n.ss~exfr shrtusssaf Tie ttned sis,e.. ~
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faphf'ts~i ga otr ~assta8<sss; huf tn nsn.ss ,r
rcsay7i = uaoss segupiaref ~
= Ted = be.es 10 the Aiste-t d-@rssog4s
aHat-taraii-i - hcif esifii am.rs. massle. .
shs fouarfsha ssssis- wasc- r a. co,,s.
nf~tnrp iatJsa ssress.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
VARIETY.
A Phystcian az the kanaw ha Oh
RegiOns.

young physician mailing from Pittsburgh
recently made his appeaIan At the Kanawh a
OIL Region, looking out for profitable location.
TO practice his profession lie there encounter
ed a certain wag Of q steamboat captain, who
was in search OF oil si,es. Something like the
following colloquy ensued
Doctor-StirrIng place here. Pretty large
population. and good deal OF sickness hear
taptain-Well. yes quite n stir here. But
- to the sickness. l think you are ,nisinformed
An old Nirginian tells me tbat there has no,
been n single death here not in the memory Of
the oldest inhabitant.
Doctor-Blc.s me. /, must be \ very strange
country. No ehildrns Diseases here! Moth
ing like diptheria'
Captain Cant zee how its possible I've
not seen chick nor child since came to these
boring-. And more than that-tbere arc no
women here. Hence, no babies. And conse-
quently, no infantile Diseases.
Doctor-Gracious. me! ! WAS told there " as
not physician here. (which now believe and
that there was an opening for young doctor,
(which don't bclie,e)
Captain-Arc you joctori
Doctor-I am, cir
CsPtain-1hen let me whisper something in
your ear. y proposition Was made some time
s'nee to start graveyard here. for the reason
that man who had got badly hurt was expect
cd to die and they had no place to bury him
The graveyard was laid out. but the man recoy-
cred las all others reco'ered) by the use Of pc
froie1m The Grave Yard Company determin-
ed not to he fooled in their enterprise, they r., Z.
solved to shoot the first doctor that came thu.
way. and by this means inaugura,e their GENE
terry
This terminated the colloquy. Tie young
doctor turned pale. and Fastening oil TO the
nearest point Of embark alton, left the captain
shaking his sides with laughter Wheeling In
fe2igeHeer.
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POETRY.
I Lave Fer TAs.e VIE Lev. Ne.

I Lave Fer Thee VIE Lsve Me.
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i've for tho>s Who hove me.
Whose hearts are Kind and ,rvs;
For the heaven shas saii~s shove ne.
And s~siss ny sysris. soo;
For all human ties that bsbd me;
For the tab that God Assigned me;
For the bright hopss len bshi.d me.
And the svod Tia, can do.
live 20 learn their story,
who',e suffered for my sake,
To emulate their glory.
Ard ioilo~ in their vale;
Bsrls, Patriots. martyr. .ar,s,
The sobie OF all ssc-,
whose deeds crowd History PAGES
And Tines grea, Volume make.
I've to hold communion
With all that ). divine;
To feel there h . nnion
T-INt nature. heart ard mine;
To profit by affection,
Reap Truth nom h,Li. u action,
Srv~ ~iseS '-om cou,ttion,
And fulnll each grand design.
] live to bal th.i season
by ginsd minds htsisId,
When men shall live ~ reason.
And not alone - gold:
when man To nan united.
Add every ~rVrg thing ngaed.
The whole world shAii bs lighted.
A. EJsn VAS VI Old.
tive for those who love me,
Tor thnse Who know ne tue;
For the heaven that smiles above me.
And awaits my sparit. too
For the cause that lack, assistance,
For the wrong that needs resistance.
For the future in the distance,
And the good that ! can do.