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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-26
Who wants Good Head Of HAIR Use
Mrs. Wilson's Ea,r Regensrator and
Hal1 Dressing.

Please read eeftisestss the following relia
bic and wei known people
MEssRs HEXRY j. WILSON X C9-Mv wife is now
using yo.r Regeneraor the har. and pronounce it
lar superior anything she used for the hair It is
easily aPpled does soil IN the ea~'iaS disagree
abe odor, increases .he growth Of hair it fail
ing Of. and often the heaaacAe. forward YOU
TINS cert!ncae uhsotclted because thlnk Az arrice
tnat Will do whit your Hair kegenerator will shold be
widely Known think il Is the best article Tor the ha-
now in use. ReaperttuiU. &C.,
kEy. JACOB STEVENS, Newhuryport. Ms
81 IKE tae liar Regenerator an Dresstng rcry
much REV GEo WosuING. Hartford. c..
Il un6esitGttngig pronounce an ilpatuGtie artt-
clS rom the effect an 0un Reat
5 = Hill wife of Rev Henry Hill Manchester.N \ Il.
IT rendered ma aclr Sott ana 0{osSU
Minor EARRAE. Saratoga springs y. =.
"T feei confdenf nat il operates dc due, but
10 restore tac roofs 10 thtlr natural HeGtthg state
KEv :. ". hELLoa. Nashua, y. l.
most cherrftlfv recommend ii to aIi PERSONS
AEy c. hUssEL!. Littetou. y. II.
November j.
MgSsRs. HENRY ?. WILSON < Co.: nave no nesltancy
in SWING in my opinion. MIR. Wilson'S Hair Kegenera-
and hair Dressing the hest air preparations nov
La use. shall continue To use them WIN peasure.
KrY. II. II. HARTWELL. Lawrence, Mas.
November
Mgss.s HENRY p Wusox i Co.: have used your
lay H"-ener4t0r and Hair Dressing. and have received
great benefit from deem the articles worthy Of
h'- ronmcnda,i. aad cheerfly recommend them tc
I VINO want 1 restore hair 60 lis original co!T C
any wia troubled with dandru4. disarreeabie
H'hi- q TIE ne" Humurs, TO those whose hair ls
.44Au- from tie nc..
Rly. G. ". Il CLARK. Great FAl.s. y. 4.
MEssRs HFyRv P W!.sox d Co.. decm Mrs Y
sons Hair hrrenerlt,r and Hair Dressing tie standar
ar.tc IS ui al har preparations. nave, in many II.
stances. known them the hair where it had
fallen Of remove danurti. hair orgIna
to.r cure entirely thc most painful headache--and IL
some instances most serious humOrs Personally
been Il s.arcr in several Of these benefits.
HLy. HENRY HILL. Manchester. Y. /
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-26
Musical Instruction

The above goods recently bought ard II VIII eba
HE me 10 sell them at low prices for cash Pleas ci
and examine. Jhhh9 - fh''NN''
MontpeIi r. Oct. 20, ls6l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
From the Knoxville Glenn. Register.l
Tho Poople Right.

4 few tory leaders OF Knoxville and K;og
Nelson are about to be left alone in their glory,
as ihc only followers oi Andy johnson, and ad-
7ocates of bis Infamous plan to introduce In
ccln's army Of h;re.I.g nercenaries into Est
Tennessee, ard inargura!c civil war among rs.
The people verJwhere are denouncing the
Greene:i!!e Convention. They are not FIR sep
nratipg :hc Si,te, because Andy johnson and
fes Il Lis followers are fred with helheh
ambition to rule or ruin their section OF coun.
try. This crazy scheme finds no friends
among those of common senst iTc beai !r2n
every county, tina. those Tho voted ssT.ds:
separation are going 10 abide .; the viii q tLs
minority, and they ere :nuI. more aroent ags!n t
rebellion and a separation cf the State :hdu
they "11i agaius. .srpa;a.,or 'r":u tie -1eF1l |
GoSernmsnt. The Gr*.a:. lie u0!re1 lo;t -:.'i
the host Of i:lseliyo,is that cra;a ID :: :,
!.ave cpeacd their eyes 20 ':.= deception TINT
haa oeea p;ac;iccd upon tbcm. AZ al eT!Er1e9
c: this, many Of the y2a:.s Il. " "';0 "Hss'i 1u-
Cn!oo. are now volunteering 10 :i,;ht LihcClna Z
mercenaries if It be necessary and we ra":urs
the assertion that Two thirds o: ,5rae x q. rct-
! ed for UniSn will be fouud III tne samc r.Gas
If the dav Of trial should come. They waE. no
war Mt home, among neighbors and FREUD,
brother against brother, father agsins: Lvu--
and will have none.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13

boring State, the ;ni.ricr c.r-I or ,h., S..,s
. harlht pronounced the same ;ay ,,-o,,.,,i :,
thls hISi section 10 o. uncons.i.r.ior,, H.,
constitution Of the CID Unie,: States. ss w.i; :;
shat - the Confederate S:a:as -ec.ui,y aco.,.o-
deciE.:cS taat no Law Shall pass irr;l:ri-v ;.,o
obligation OF contract; and tine cuest:t, =: h,s
Often been moo; ed IN Our Cwn Ge.Sral.ssc- biz
whether )sT h:ch a.fec;cd tic r..nss, :.
n Ia.s it'pairlng tas obligation u the co..1,c.
: i seems to u.e 10 be very pi-:n that il ivi
take a@ay tho Tentds W r:::t:rce q oonlr,c,
you not only irr?ar the Obligation, oc. yo,
uu.iy it
!! Now, what does this 6rst section do :
siu'p'y dee!srcs that TO process ol corri .!
cord, or Magistrate, small be Tesor,ed to 20
ca'o::e tie obagsticn. 1t Is Tot rsrc eta.
Of execution, Gu! = dec.aT.:::;o- that 10 EI.cs,.
sh.i $3.50 10 require i party to perform h5
ojntract eTen though 3 iui. nan. D; cour. .,
record ugGt have us.n rendered c3mneiiin.;
, h!ni so 10 O..
* declares that 10 execution Of feri fdc;ds
o: TsIditfoai e=psaaS shal be issued hsarns.
certain ciass Of ps,..na, and it necessarily
fellows tha; while tuet class Of persors .re
s'sent from Aome in !ae service of tho State,
:ne creditors can take 90 step By ~hc,. me
contract can be enforced. In the ursn,,.,a
.oe dsbto. may dispose of his properly, sra
Place it entirely out If the poSer Of rs
Creditor to enforce bis clin,.
While every indulgence ought to De granted
IN times like theee, think We ought to be
careful how re iutermeddie ~ith tho busis6ss
! relations Of the same community.
| Mr. PEIcE.-I observe that the gentleman
has made no reference in his amendment 10 the
decraes Of the court.
Mr.. WY'oR-l suppose that that is subject
provided for in the second section. However,
II it be necessary to embrace it in my amend.
mont it can be easily done The difference
between the original section and my PROPOSE
:on is simply this. Tho ordinance declares
that 90 process shall issue against oertaia
class Of persons. Ny amendment declares
that 10 sale Of property shall occur rndtr
process during the absenee Of this class Of
persons
Mr. ScorT.-When execution issues ard
property IS seized under it, if the sale is thus
prohibited, what is to become of the property
in the hands Of tho sheriff
Mr.. WYsoE. Il tako it for granted, Elieu q
sale cannot take place, there Will be no sale.
Mr. 3coTT-Ailow mo to ask e1i b1no 10
issue the process. If 10 property is to be
seized there can be 60 lien.
Mr. v rsoR.-I propose to establish lien.
bu; to prohibit the sale during the a5senco Of
snch persons. Understand that the operation
Of fsri 5aeias establishes lien. have no
objection, however. to aEv amendment which
VII! accomplish the object propose, which is
simply to pTe7eni the sale Of the property Of
Al abs:nt nun and We. allow the creditor TO
establish The lien upvn lis property.
IcoS7lSgEp on SECOND PAGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
Extract Of 3 letter !rc.a Arkansas
lfrtpS. Acu mo oS tSt1

Crops Of cotton, corn SRI wbFa: vcry good.
Thirty companies cEer:d 10 tie Governor niore
than has been received. Arkansas will sond
as many troops 10 proportion C her POI uiation
IS ary State in the Confederacy.
AIssissippi River abor. e5 feet below high
sier, snd falling. The coLfe::ers e loan WI
be responded 70 10 this past Of tire State Fbea
opportunity offers. May tho Cos Of ts' ;iSs
be on our sido is my prayer. y. E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
STATES OF sI SlCA, ,
T2E>sl,EY psIA t ikSr. t

l..N !'LA1 8 - I tE IFS UF :. *
TIE ,scEY ps'A It ihSr;
R;cganS :. Jaur YBih, 1901. I
,>25rosAL5 WI! " received. III eor!G:";'y VIZ me
$ - :: roa.rt, Tor ils Parchss- Of n bi"ds OF the
,-- a. ,hu4Il:!s tu5n u interest q: > csnt
,,..7ann+l /. with III. Proceed. CT ss!e, VI rsT
-. - Z. ,rnf'I'Er ar.lc!es
.tr.;.,,. 9, ely tn, quantity TO o. drnvsred
- So - d-!Ts!y, :ld ;hs raetor Or " & e
:, - Z, ire d.lTs:> Is t. be L ide. The pro
,:. - 30 rnL Bills CT Sx:"anEe. or o:her
-. r. :::.r cur IL! fsi-, IL coin o. u Treas.
':,.,.r- Il bs Id;TVsssi TO the Secretary ef ths
-. 4, . ~ al, s!asr scs'y or Ia Isis =aSssuDg
f':.g, @. @. %ENNtTGFR,
.'.,:- Ssc-r.xry # The Trc.sury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
q,o Richmond Ensuirer,
,,uy, SEMl.wEERiY aHD wEskLT
'vTi!s.&rr &.r,IEE, WISE h AiLEGkE.
TER ME-:

.,.r,sn:s Inserted &C the Ser-!-Terkly Enculrrt q,
~ scrs.s 81 . lines or less for the 6.st insef
!& So csa.s rr! .Gusrs for sssh oou..nrsnSs orI
~,iytft.srr,rrs to be considered by the month or
- ,.,. .psc,acu % the Manuscript. CT previously
81 =wrol u5 marked on ;he copy fo- speclasd
.np. II! be ssaanasi Until ordered oc:,
a. ....:r.; essctst :rccrG!ogiy.
.s~E.a-l,a Asv:sIlskAES1S.-To avoid any nisuGaeI'
- :!s ysu ui !ne Annual Auvertisr:s, |! Is pro
;s:!re!y. .hSt II CIR privileges only exends 70
= grs hcsness. Real Estate Legal and nj! o"ief
...a>a;s sent by shea, TO be &c s'idaoaA! charge
ya! L4:a,s sni Gcue-el Agents Advertisements not
,,srtct by the yes:, but 10 or charged IL the usual
-. .qSi:s. 20 sJcE discounIs Is shall be agreed uu"p
,..-.i:rs al yeir!y advertisers, generally en-
s,a 9. uare Yasrse, ~:h :he privilege OF chSngu,
:a; co ,:s:r ys.:,S cTs:azs n 10y ooe Srrx 2tt;s
80. a.a La a:2w,s .E:sea ~ ioa ss re a.aSGu% 'cie
- ne sGar.t, s:: ~: s1ceeuLG aIeh eia9aht 70 os
,..-.~ - I: .ss2! :st.s.
.ar. 10 ms once rsy be re.o!':sa Pc. ranu,i
-. ! ey:l.ols S.us ro,=., "e2tHisrt ~ ne rsk Of
- :l:c:i.
=; yai:2a..s sl! Tributes ct Respect, excssd.aS
-. 80, -. raI.ysh ics 81 Advertisements.
.s. :p:a :!s:aT:r mast oshccci: eu!sd s.ih'ie ao
$50 . satisfactory refrreacr-.te !ns"'r sAeeaHon
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NOT sIs:.
I'll: a"sR0 or Ti:!TJ - Il The S!~gsD.n Military II
J. .::s'e-: =. 3ss: L.AIy,on siuudaI, tt.c 10
:: J..:. as:s. i-l 2s-:.e 70 G-,r:es, Us :17jscts
81 ~ :.iss -. 10 ~ la.;itu:e Il b- csnslarr l.
Rs order II the ard
=. .i-r.. JAiiSL S.CCE, Pres DIT
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=, .TH.:E AND TO ARRIVE. o,00G sloe.
lt;sp damaged Leather, ARD the oest brand.
.ia Ls.:.s:a5, s!c! Viii sell Low for cash or Sooe
S.:.t
.r,,y se;.a c.ty es,:= 3.cgrys. t,r ossE only.
2. Ek.EgEUX,
--sl .S-.' Ta Ise Cay -
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5: isi :. l. yt.H 2,or, uf fAsaLlHaA.
rS0C.

.-s!rS. ". 'VkFCH9s
secretary OF she Commonwealth tJ1y s-6s
fILG.i1LG: PROPERTY EOir SALE,
: 0rg:g desirable Plantation. IN ;he heart cf IN,
{ :sa !rsi"E for aal. ~ rAsy terms, cnna!ring c!e
:. G .si >.a:y Eve hrndsd an Ely ecrsS IN D
h.s .;s OF ru; 7:iOn with I'll; necessary improvements,
tIe..a: .psrg and Tell wafer ccareaiet 70 tbs ale
:.l- .- RsIi Road Ths place Is level and l'r
As1 :: p:.tac:.oc Is asscressssd SuaIrd 10 P!xt
s..':s AlAoat.s. ,
.u:ssiwa he place. II desired, all che stcrk ias!r
&; ,srve :: rlal: cc.a ocd=. sad plantation tnple
i-':s
:,a:o. ia the c: sT Sa:=s tesIrrs 20 engage IL Iae
p. loo Of ca;ton this . isvcrah!e opportunity.
.,.,-;;.sf PARTICULARS c-i oc = premises or address
{. IS. Jones,
..s--S-.5- P"rots. A'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13

:" s.'.s.o.cn ~. J. L. hcDEA kSUS,
= '.-rs:-: hru ,air.iuan Of ApDonaIo-.
'';..''- Warehouse.
:. q. d: ). e. McDEARMON,
: - H.A: s',;:1hLsaG0S iEHClAHT5 Cor tie Rars o.
- ''rI'e1 Mnea,, Corn. Flour, &c.
s@'l -:c1koe slip. aeHt door % ent-Nnc= 20 neS 70
tsra .:r..Ece ,,;ch,aopd Va JxI ~ eff
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Rs order II the ard
!;-r:! JAMS = SaCCE, Pres DIT.
c"E 80 L - Tai S ui 5 MAJ uAL ASS
DRILL BOOK.
7 vi : 40. e.! rp, P:ice $50. Complied f:oI ,bs
A:-.; -ca resi'y, 10. t:e ase OF foi"nteeFs
- 5!:.i!> .: :hu Cnusr;-r.Ir stats. ~
L!L~'. Coz !. y u. ElCHARDSoS;
s.'a's raa"rly .issA;a:: Instructor u Tdctics
'-.:.A Nr-;; ln.t:-3e.
- 10. T.. '-rGl fbrliecSo &c. ef "HaTdee's
!:N. !gl.S School & lie g.r:slou, uud !nsirpo'
: : -sIr:3 .h.,..
a ..a.=:lsp. .aa the Naas !, Of Arm, for The mu,'
- ~ az: ,c-d fror C!lhaG's N4nail; also, sne
-, u ..:.; .-vIsEs. !:sp: elton, drres parIdes,
r. -L&s aL.i.s n! gr:.Gs, tG;lss OF captains in
.5'' .nf :-s"n, usr. hes, c-mpa. sc together VIA
1ia' 80. I'D IsrGs ef cooling, sld fc~ tnPor'
''-''2a':? 80. ZOOS = s5lilGis
A. NORRIS, pu,',l,her,
,"'t i'-c'! 81, Ns,p -;rse;, Rt hinnai, We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13

= The C,Lvcntion met ut 10 o'clock Iii
SouTuALL in the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Duncan Of tie Meth
ofjst Church
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
A NOTICE.
-. wshisn kEnSAh -rsE.,


I Tie defendant is hereby
day CT October. A. D lot
order OF attachment in TIE
q twenty Ave dollars ard (
set Tor trial on the 18th dag
csDck A. VI.
Get p. '5i-3TR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
Soldiers Aid Society.

Ths Ladies Of Warren and vicinity b,y.
Formed themselves into an Association for the
purpose Of aiding our sick and wounded ,o,.
diers- The articles most needed are BIants,,
COmfortsbles, Sheets Pillows. Shirts. Fl.nnei
Undershirts, Drawers, Wooden Socks eNi,,sn,
Towels, and Old Linen.
EorEEEs Dried Apples. Peaches. Plum,
Currznts, Berries, Jellies and Tomatoes nut nm
IA cans and carefully sealed. dried herbs and
They would be glad to receive donation,
from any who may feel an interest. also to NEE,
s"y and al sWbO could spend a few hours at
she ehee Of q. C. Belden, on the River bank,
On Friday afternoon Of each week. where the
ladies' are busy with willing hands and cheer
fal hearts in their good work.
The following officers have been chosen
President. Mrs. Heman R. Harmon; Vice Pres
ident. Mrs Charles Howard; Secretary and
Treasurer Airs. John NJ StulI Committee:
kns Alexander Mcconnell, Mrs. John Hutch
ins. Mrs. Frank Leroy and Miss Clara Calen-
der. By order of Pcss;A,,.
FLoRILLA sTUH, Bee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
The Trumbun County Bible Society.

This Society will hold its Anniversary foi
1851 at the Presbyterian church at Warren. O..
Wednesday, December 18th, 1861, commencing
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The following speakers are invited to address
the meeting on he following subjects.
Rev. WE Millikin, NesopOtamia:-Subirct
The Bible. the only permanent foundation Of
Civil Government.
Rev. C. R. Psstee, Bloomfeld:-Subiect;
Ths Bil&e in its relation to mans spiritual ne
eessities.
Rev. c. 8. Abbot, Warren:-Suhi,et; What
eees our literature owe to the Bible?
Rev. J. VI LAmpheAr. waren:-subiee.
The Bible, the great eOreetor Of. all sccisl
evils.
Rev. T. c. HartshOrn. Rsrenna Subject.
The sneesss Of the Bible enterprise.
Speakers iiuled to fifteen minutes each.
Le:ai agents are requested 10 collect all IN.
paid subscriptions, and ~ltain what additional
ones they can, and isy ID same to the Tr.a.-
arsrO Of their respective branch Societies IRE
vious to the above meeting, so that each Branch
Society msy have full credit in the Report Of
%. Soc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
The Dance.

The FIRST of the series Of CotiIlon Parties, at
the Gssklll House Had. came of on Friday
evening of last week, and it seemed TO be q
very pleasant affair
The liberal admixtuFc of officers in their
uniform. added brrllianey to the occasion The
music by Quick's Bead YVES good We under
stand that he will remain here through the
winter. and will furnish music on similar oeca
sions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
Camp Hutchins.

Rev. James Marvin preached to the soldiers
at Camp Hutehins, on Sunday afternoon. On
Monday Capt Barrett, of Newton Falls, ZANE
into Camp with about forty men. About sew
enty have enlisted with him, the remainder oil
whom will come in in the course Of the next
two weeks. The company were accompanied
by . band of martial music and an escort.
Lieut.. Charles R. Bove, of Bloomfield, came
in on the same day with some thirty men,
These are only q part of his company which
nov number, as we are Informed, nearly fifty
men.
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Niles Correspondenee.
NILES, o Nov. 18th, 1861.


NILES, o Nov. 18th, 1861.
CONCERTS ASD LEcTURE-
Mr.. John b Smith. his son and two dangh-
tiers have been entertaining our citizens IN the
shape of Temperance lectures. and singing,
three evenings Of the past week. The young
ladies have really fine voices. but lack culture;
with proper culture they will yet make their
mark. The pieces the ladies sing are rather
of the patriotic order, and find a hearty re-
Spouse in the breasts of the auditors. Mr..
Smiths style Of l~ecturing is not the most flow
cry and eloquent, but every word tells he has
'.been through the mill" aud is amply compe-
tent TO depict 10 a thrilling manner, the evils
of intemperance. Taken altogether the enter
tainrseut is well worth hearing. Success to the
Smith .Gmily.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
A number o fthe friends OF Lieut.. a. c. Shelf
fer. of Co. G. Capt. sIowe's Company I9.h
Regiment. o V, purchased and presented him
with Il splendid sword, Sash and belt.
Lieut.. Shelter having left tojoin his regiment
before the arrival Of the sword, it was forward
cd to him, which of course leaves your cores
poldent without a s~tereotypeed presentation
speech to report.
Lieut. Shelter is young man o! fine abilities;
served his country faithfully as a private in
the good old 18th Regiment during its brilliant
three months career in Western Va and has
since been actively engaged in recruiting for
Capt Stoves Company. We have no fears Of
his dishonUring the gift.
wEATHERsFIELD VOLUNTEERS.
We learn from the Township Military Com
mittee that this township has furnished about
$50 three years men to aid in suppressing the
rebellion. We do not know what our quota"
should be, but think there is not another town
ship in the county that can show SO good a re
cord in proportion to population; if there is let
US hear from it.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
A Soldiers Aid Society has been formed in
this place and the work of collecting blankets,
socks, &C., is being carried forward with ~ner-
gy. Quite = large quantity of articles have
been forwarded to their proper destination al
ready. Much credit is due tn Nj Hiram T.
Munson. for his interchangeable industry in car
rying on the good work.
Yours, &c. BUCKEYE.
We saw a large lot of excellent blankets DC
a few days since. at the Office of Hon. G. F.
Brown. Zone of the Military Committee for this
which had been brought in by Mr..
Mason in his capacity as member of the Town
shin Military Committee for W.atbcrs6rId-t
EDS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
An Old Subscriber.

ar, Oliver May, OF Bracevills called at our
Office last week, aud paid his Subscription for
another year in advance. Mr. May subscribed
Tor Tia. Trump Of Fame. in 1872. ithe name was
changed To the ". r Chronicle two years after. }
one year less than half a century ago, and he
Is a subscriber still.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
PARENTS

and especially mothers who have the more i'm
mediate care Of children permit Inc TO say with
candid earGestness never lay down 10 rest al
night with the health and happiness of your
children at heart without having the Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer ct hand-trust tono other Pain
preparations or panaceas-they may and often
DO fail in or itisal cases-but the Perry Da'ls
neVer-no never-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault is your own. as Perry Davis
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store Throughout
the. length and breadth Of eur land, and alt
over the civilized world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20
CHERIFF,S SALE

A-'Bs virtue OF an Execution issued from the Court
Common Pleas Of MahyHiHg county ard others issusi
from the Court Of Common P cas- Of Trunbuii c..
to ne directed, l shall offer fer sale At the door II
the Court Huus~ in Rsrr=n, in sal. c luuty, on
Saturday the 14h day Of Dec, 1861,
Al one o'clseK Z Nj OF said day the fO!io=Ing de-
scribed real estate situate j the township Of h1o-
bard in saia County. and bounded on the north by
lands Of Isaac Hall, east BY lands Of James Pritck-
ard. south BY ands of Samuel Reeves. and west by
lands Of Calvin Applegate. containing one hGndred
acres Of land. more or less. Appraised al So per
acre. Terms cash. Al NAN Sheriff.
Shrrih naice. warren. Nov IL 81.
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FARMERS.

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter at this season Of the year when Cholie,
Choleramorbus, Dysentsry, DiarrhGa Re. may
disable YOUR hguds-use it in every ease Of
the kind, and my ears for it if it does not eff
feet a speedy curs-but be sure you trust 10 no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer which has never 70 nv knowl-
Cd ~ fsilaI
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DMINISTKA1oK'S NOT
Special Examination
OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

=Fhere will be Special Examinations Of
! School Teachers on Thursiass, October l7th
and "a aud Fridays NOVEMBER 18th ana :9.h At
The Court House Alip-rSOns. who desire to obtain
cerIdcz es TO teach Common schools. il TrumhuII
Count. daring the comm win.er can atIeud some
one o: the A:ore aid examinations. Private Exam
nations can . otbe had. and no more public exanin-
atoms VIII he held until next Spring
Oct. 2. div W~HITTLEeEY ADAMS.
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WARNING N ADVICE.

Citizen S0Ldier-As you provide to go forth
to battle. by all means provide yourself with a
good supply Of Perry Davis Pain Killer
it may be the means of saving your life from
many diseases incident to camp life-it has
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per-
~ Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable
nrsnaraiinn of the Kind In al cases.
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Cont SntrlIigsnts.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PosT 0FFIcE. WARRkE, ORlol
May 81. 1861.
YsrH0sTewN daily arrives 9:50p m-lsaves Il:l5 a N
CLEv ELAHp, do do 1l:I5am do 2:5ep n
aALEn, do do pm an.
OIL DsesIEss, do do loan. de pm
enARnE. arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10 \ an. Leaves
same day. At ~ p N.
". On SEVILLE arriy es Mon Wed. Fri. 9 N. Leaves
Tu=s. Thurs. Sat. at l2m
ekKEKssURsH strives Mon. Wed. Fri at 10 u
Leaves same days at ] p m
n. BLooxTIxbD, arrives Non. Wed Fri. by pm
Leaves Tues Thurs Sat. ats an
RAEHIxsroN, arrives Wed. Fri by , N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs at a
CAEroE, via Duck Greek. Hannah's WIS, &c, ar
riFes Fridays at S . N Lravrs Tues. al 6x a N
II which leave at or before ( q r H. are ctosed
thePreeeding evening at Q p m. All others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure.
ca PATCH p. n.
droY letters delivered unless Ere paid.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Two farms in Braeeyille. and several lots in
Harrep, belonging to the Estate Of Stephen
Burnett. deceased. will be offered for sale at the
Court House. on Friday OF this week, at one
one o'clock, P. 81.
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Something Of a Chicken.

Mr.. Asa Way. of Champion, had the impu-
denee to leave with US. on Monday, a dressed
chicken, weighing AZ pounds. We concluded
to swallow the insult.
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Ladies Furs

At very low figures. A large and splendid
stock. Just received al j. GoIds,cin's. A sett
OF nice furs a. five dollars. splendid sett of
Sable and MAX Furs at very moderate figures.
LGdSes please cal. and examine them.
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Fruits Trees at Reduced Prices,

Can be obtained at the old Nursery of Geo.
HaPgoOd Il Son. A fine stock now on hand,
ready for setting. Now is a good time to set
out trees and grape vines.