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TO LET.

SEwTNG MACHINES TO i.Er-SiNGER 8,
- Wheeler a wilson's and Hpws's. Also let e.
taught 70 operate all kinds terms for all 81
practice until per'sc. vorS. Rsoosa m-adsd W
work. 322 Henry u. oA 2ts,'lss
The sun., 1861-10-24

ITO LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
Il nor of NsrSau and Fulton ST., offices and large
rooms 81 table for manufacturing purpOsss, witb
which steam power can br had II required. e-ile
The sun., 1861-10-24
EDBCIyBS.
SIGNIFICANT FACr- A

SIGNIFICANT FACT A DISTN-
hgulshcd statesman. IN heing sssed wha, are
the principal productions of New Kaglsai, replied,
NV England raises mrn
The force o. his repy con4st,d IN thu FAC, ,n.i
New Englandep have a worldwide reputation ~ =
race Of aardy, stnl,tic msn and wsoen-strony and
uyoToys o body and mind Whst the uau shall
be- mainly depends the and treahn sat Of sae
cid. Merry every New Rnylsr mother providss
MRS wINSLow's soorHINi SYRUP
tir hoS habe: there " section ~ country ssrth
where IL hss been 80 long aud so univ nsAly u-sd.
The sun., 1861-10-24

We have oomplssed arrnhe emensa VIVA phyNl
eiAI Of extended practice to furnish u whk 1ssA
vaccine virus from henlthy infants, In chomio1xy
sealed yAAs tubes, aud will supply physicians Al
surgeonF In the army vtn stnor VACCINE matssr an
Acs6e, In ths tubes, # 90 ospts eAnh-T two suieAs
containing ulAfter and tss other soabss
toi % osns capable N VSosnain9 % Lean tan Pee-
We vii guArAntee every tubs ~ vsoa'ns N ~
tresh and purs and from heAlthy lnf.nts
Address RADwAY q CO., ~ JohA ~, lnssudAa3
abs anount IN pustAg' stamps.
BADwAy d CO.
nyA uOOo ~ John -, y. "
The sun., 1861-10-24
ALSO,
PATENT PILE fIrEi

A NOVELTY In TIE MEDICAL WORLD.
The sun., 1861-10-24

PRICE OF PIPE, 500,
OINTMENT, 30 ICTs.
A liberal Discount made 70 PhyscianS, DSuggisaA
.nd WholeaAls And Retail Dealers generally.
THRlEs INvARIABLY CASH.
HENRY 4 PIHRoY.
0nsSl AgcaL
No. iCe FULTON srRnT,
n 0Nee Rev HO<
The sun., 1861-10-24

One Of the noa iu.pJrtAAi military reyaisnaa
which tie Government Overlooka, n RADWAYn
READY RELIEF. This remedy " me DoLDIKne
BAFDGUARD, and viii protsa him On III oooa-isaa
sgainst sickness and sudden attacks OF pes.isaNni
aiseass. hvsry Camp, Fort anl ahiy-nlihaxy
and Nrrei s.ssion-should b supplied vi.h thfs
powerful weapon Of dehsaoa.
The sun., 1861-10-24
DhAIL P0X.

The nrsay hulle,ins announce that nsad Rszs
different royms h. Ths gAhsss Mase Rsgime.i Il
ain desshed--hAY fsd-Ai wlnstts Po,nI nd on
Troops a. washingtoC. Annapolis FUtreS Monroe,
Ge Ewalng the s1ok lisa " en- alarming extent ma
eovennsuA By BseiecsnE ~ ruppiy ,hs ssdsss5
s.oreg With
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War News.


The number of Federal Troops taken
prisoners by the rebels at Lexington, No,
was $500. For two days they were with
out water. 200O muskets were captured
and two thousand rounds of loaded shell
were discntombcd by the rebels in Multi
gan's entertainments on the very day Of the
surrender, our troops having no idea of
their conccalment, as they were deposited
there three months before.
1t is said vast amounts of ammunition
are buried in different quarters on the
West and South. having been sent out
from Jefferson City by Ex-Gov. jackson.
before he fed from here. Our troops would
have destroyed the powder in their posses
sion if they lad had water, or had not
feared an explosion that must have proved
fatal in their narrow Entertainments.
1t is probable that the re6el force in
Missouri is larger than the u. S. army IN
der Fremont. At last adyiees. Price was
reported to be retrcating from Lexington
and that Fremont was fastening to cut
him off. Tn, rebels have committed great
d~epredations OIL the property of Union mer
in Missouri. Towns have been burned,
fields of grain devastated, cattle and hor.
ses driven off. The money captured by the
rebels at Lexington, is said to.have amount.
ed to over 500, 600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

Another Caval.y Regiment to be rails
ed Here, Immediately; Camp Hutch
ms established at Warren.
The following Order has been received
by Hon. John Hu ciins, from the Adjutant
General of Ohin.
HEAD Quarters ONO MILITIA,
ADJUTANI GENERALS OFFICE,
SPECIAL ORDER, C.umbus, Sept. IS, 'Gl.
No. S57.
Messrs. Wade arG Hutchins arc hereby
authorized to raise al additional Regiment
of Cavalry, for three years service in the
United States Army. under the general or
ders of the War Department at Washing
ton, and of this department.
The officers s~elcctcr by them for recruit
ing Companies, will report to this Depart
ment in person, with proper recommended
tons from them. upon which, certificates
of appointment and full instructions will
be given for the recruiting service. 1t is
understood that full and prompt reports
shall he made to this office, in accordance
with the general orders. Camp Hutchins,
Warren.
BY order. c. P. BUCKINGHAM.
Ad7t GenI
BY the above it will be seen that Messrs.
Wade and Hute hins are authorized to raise
another Regiment of Cavalry, 1.-THE first
being more than FULL and the promptncss
with which one Cavalry Regiment has been
filled up by the patriotic, energetic young
men Of the Reserve, is evidence that the
second call will meet with a like response.
A Campwill be established at this place,
probably on the Fair Grounds, which will
be called Camp Hutchins." C. r. Hunt,
Esq, (who has received the appointment
of Quartermastor-and an excellent one it
Isl has gone to Columbus to procure the
tents and Camp c~quipase, which will be
here in a very few days. As fast as men
are enlisted, they Will go into Camp, and
thus avoid the delay and expense hereto
fore incurred. Recruiting differs will al
so be empowered to subsist their recruits
at thirty cents per day, from the date Of
their enlistment until they arrive at Camp,
and all necessary expenses incurred by the
officer, in travelling, advertising, &c, will
be paid by the government.
Some 1900 horses for the use of the
regiment, will be purchased as soon as the
soldie rs shall be sufficiently perfected in
camp drill, to need them. As far as prac.
teal, these horses will be purchased il
this and the adjoining Counties. This
outlay and the subsisting Of the troops
will put a large amount Of Uncle Sans
money in .ci rculation in this vicinity, and
give an impetus to all kinds of business
For his cxertions and success in procuring
the establishment Of the Camp at TIL,
place. Mr.. Hutehins deserves the thanks
of this community.
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9&atbs.

In Champion. the 23d ult of Scarlet Fs-
yer, EMMA ANN, daughter of John and Jane
Smith, aged 6 years, , months. 9 days.
On August Ilth of Dypth eria, FRANK,
aged I years, 8 mos
On August 18th, of the same, HUGH W.
aged Q years, IL mos.
On August 2Sth, of the same, JAMES o.
aged u years.
On Sept. 18th, of the same, CHARLES A.
aged - years, 9 mos. Children Of John c.
and Rosanna Wilkins.
They sleep in Jesus and are blesti
How sweet their slumbers are;
FroEi suffering and FROM sin released,
And freed from every care.
Then farewell dear children, a cheerful fare
well,
Till the hour We may meet in heaven to
dwell.
Hence good is the hand that hath welded
the rod,
If it guides to the home and the presenc,
Of God.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

support and that of his confederates in
arms.
The power being given by the COnstitu-
ton, and the duty enjoined of self-protec-
ton to the general government to rePel in
vasiOn and suppress instruction, the use
of all necessary appropriate means follows
as an incident. 1t cannot be denied there
fore, if it shall be made to appear that
any police regulation of a State, otherwise
lawful under the Constitution. is in fact
the cause of the instruction, or neccssari-
ly tends 10 its continuance, the government
may in its discretion abrogate such rcgu-
latiOn and prohibit it in future. Or the
government may, if deemed e~xpedient. suf-
fer such police regulation by the State to
continue, and suppress the insurrec;ion, if
practicable, by mere force Of arms, at any
necessary sacrifice of the treasure and lives
of the people.
The general government clearly has
these, and other larger powers under the
Constitution, than yet called into exercise
for its self prOtcction.-But whatever pow
ers the government may be found to pos
sess under the Constitution, for the sup
preston Of instruction, that of conGs ca
ting persons cannot be one of them. The
proposition that the general government
can cOnfscate persons, loyal subjects of
the government, because under the laws Of
a State in which, residi ne. they happen to
sustain a subordinate relation to disloyal
subjects, can not be maintained. Indeed
persons are not property under the Consti-
tuition Of the United States. and never can
be so treated or considered by the general
government. 1t is well known that the
trainers Of the Constitution expressed their
r~epugnance to such a proposition. The
word Serrituie having been used in the
first draft Of the instrument as reported
to the Convention, Mr.. Madison objected
to the use of the word, lest, as he informs
Us, pOsterity might suppose they recogniz-
cd the doctrine that man could hold prop-
erty az man, and the offensive word was
t~hereupon, by common consent, struck from
the instrument, and does not appear in the
Constitution.
In as much therefore, as the word con,
fscation expresses the act of condemnins
as forfeited a subject matter Of property
and adjudging the same to the public treas
ury, the term is utterly iuadmissable ant
inapplicable to persons under the genera
government.
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Hon. z. P. Ranney Declines the White
Flag Nomination for Judge.

Hon. 3. P. Ranney Declines the White
Flag Nomination for Judge.
Mr.. Ranney was nominated by the An
II War Democratic Convention of CuyahO-
ga County, a few days since. He is not
ambitious of being badly defeated as the
candidate Of such a party, and respectfully
declines. We copy his letter from the
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hon. \. HUGmES, Prest. Dem. County
Convention.
DEAR S1E:-By the published proceed
ines of the Convention over which you pre-
sideJ, held in this city on the 2lst inst,
to my utter surprise l find myself named
for one of the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas. Without questioning the mo-
tives Of those who have conferred upon me
this unexpected honor, | must, neverthe-
less, respectfully decline the nomination.
That a man may, in Difference to the
wishes of his friends, stand for an office
which he does not desire, with the deter
mination to discharge its duties if elected.
1 can very readily appreciate; but to 81.
lently acquiesce in receiving the suffrage;
of the electors, with tie perfect knowledg,
that, if he received every vote in the dis
trict, he could not accept the office, in my
judgement would be neither consistent will
fair dealing nor resDect for the ballot box
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
EXAMINATION
School Teachers

The Board of School Examiners for
1 Truthful County. win commence their regular
Examinations, OF teachers for fail and winter sehOOlss
IN the ED day Of September Applicants, for certa4
icates. who reside in Gustavus, Kinsman, Johnston
and Vernon. will attend the Examination, on Mon
Gay the sd day Of September
Applicants residing in Liberty, hubbard, Brook
field and Vienna, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
September.
Those residing in Fowler, Eaze;ta Mecca and
Hartford. on Friday. the z7th day Of September
Applicants residing ia Mesep Otauiia. Greene
Bloomfield and Bristol, on Monday, the 3OLh day Of
September
Applicants residing in Farmingion. Cha mpion and
SOuthington. on Wednesday the 9d day Of October.
Applicant residing in Newton. LertstoWn and
Bracevilie. on Friday. the 4th day Of October
Applicants residing in Na-rea. Rowland and
WeathersfeId, on Monday the 9Th day Of October.
Teachers. please remember. that Il IS expected
that applicants residing in the several townships
will attend on the day assigned above for heir re
spectiye township.
The County has been divided as aforesaid to avoid
the necessity e too many applicants being present
on any one day.
Applicants will please bring siSfes, z0t maps. in
TO the Examination Room
No certihcate will bg dated back &c cover TINS
taught previous to examination
II is important thar candidates be prompt N az
tendance, at the hour specified.
The ExaH nations will he he'll al the Court House.
TO commence each day at 10 o'clock A. VI
WmTTLESEY ADAMS.
Warren. o., Aug =, 1s6l-6w-
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and voted for a man from another county,
exhibited 'mulish O~bstinacy" by so doing,
what kind of obstinacy did the twenty
seven Portage delegates exhibit who cast
their BALLOTS Miirty-sigM times for a man
from their county, (just as well qualified,
but no BETTER and did not vote for a man
from another county, at all? Verify, it
would seem to have been of a still longer
cared kind.
Our usually good tempered contemporary
was evidently out of temper when he
wrote his article. We trust that the same
sense of justice which characterizes its
last paragraph, will cause him to reconsid-
er some of those which precede it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

and would be a species of trifing with the
grave responsibilities of the people in the
selection of Judicial officers. This being
my condition, and with these views and
for these reasons, L take this early oppor-
tunity Of Withdrawing my name from the
ticket.
Very respectfully yours,
r. P. RANNEY.
Cleveland Sept. Esd, 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
NATIONAL
Il O a M .

Pursuant to instructions from the Secretary
1 OF the Treasury, a book will be opened on
Tuesday the hrst Gay of October, Mt the West
ern Reserve Bank, Tor subscriptions under my
superIntendenee for Treasury Notes, to be issu-
ed under the act of July II. 1861. These note3
will be issued in sums of fifty dollars, one hun
dred dollars, five hundred dollars, one thou
sand dollars, and five thousand dollars each,
dated 18Th August. 1851. payable three years
after date to the order Of the subscriber or as d.
reeted, and bearing interest atthe rate Of $40
per cent. per annum. payable seml-annually;
such interest being at the rate of two cents tor
each day on every hundred dollars. For the
convenience Of the holder. each note will have
coupons attached expressing the several amounts
of semi annual interest. which coupons may
be detached and presented for payment sepa-
ntely from the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes viii
be received during fifteen days from the day Gf
opening the book rs aforesaid. No subserip-
ton Tor less than fifty dollars nor for any frae-
ton Of that sum can be received. Subserlp-
lions of fifty dollars or one hundred dollars
must be paid in lawful coin Of the United
States ut the time of subscribing. Subserip-
lions of more than one hundred dollars may be
paid at once; or, if preferred. one-tenth at the
time Of subscribing and one third Of the whOlg
amount on every twentieth day thereafter until
the NuOlG sudll Ue palu. No pay UCI1 VI AeSS
than ff-y dollars can be accepted, that being
the smallest sum for which Treasury notes can
be issued.
Certificates will be granted in dup ieate to
Subscribers for the amounts so paid, the origin
al OF which the subscriber viii transmit by
mail 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury, when
Treasury Notes, as aforesaid. viii be issued
thereon to such subscriber or his order, carry
ing interest as expressed in such certificate; but
in eases where only a part of the amount sub
seribed is paid at the time of subscribing.
Treasury Notes will be issued only for the
payments made subsequently tothe first, which
will remain until the whole amount su6serit-
ed by such person shall be paid, when Treasu-
~ Notes will be issued for such first payment
also. On payment Of each deferred instalment5
the subscriber will pay, in addition thereto, a
sum equal to the interest accrued thereon from
the 18th August TO the date Of payment, and
on final payment like interest on the amount
paid on subscription, which payments of IN
trrest will be reimbursed to the subscriber IN
the payment Of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such GER
tiieates by the Treasury viii be sent to the
subscribers bv mail, or such other mode rs may
be indicated by them when they transmit their
original certificates. The duplicate certificates
may be retained by them for their own security
H. B. PERKINS,
Subscription Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
VOTE. VOTE !!

On next Tuesday is the election. New
er was there a time when, it was more nee
essary that all loyal men and true, should
east their votes for loyal men.
DON'T FAIL TO YOTEI
In no other way can they more effcctually
strengthen and sustain the government and
the Constitution, and throw their influence
against traitors ana rebels. TIL re are
bat tUo.pGrties no5o-on that is for, and
the other against their Country. 0SE OF
PATRIOTS, AND THE OTHER OF
TRAITORS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Health of Mr, Tod.

We rcgret to learn from the Youngstown
Register that Mr.. Tod has been compelled
to decline, on the injunction of his physi-
clans, the appointments to address meet
ings, made for him in various parts of the
State. His health, although materially
restored, will not admit of the exciting
duties incident to a stump speaker in a
political CAMPAIGN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Warrlagts.

On Friday, 9th ult., at Camps Hotel, by
Rev. c.. S. Abbott. Rector, Christ Church, War
ren, Mr.. JONAS RAIDER, to Miss ELLA
PLATT.
On the Ist inst, at Camps Hotel, by the
Rev. J. W. Lamphear. Mr.. PERRY BARTON,
to Hiss LUCINDA KEE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT n Monday
evening last, a little daughter of Timothy
Quinly, of this place, seven or eight years
of age, had fire communicated to her dress
in some manner during the temporary alb
sence of her mother, and was so badly
burned before assistance could reach her,
that she died on the following morning.
Youngstown Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Wheeler's Water Drawer

This new and valuable improvement VIC
have been using on our premises for some
time, and pronounce it the best thing Of
the kind We ever saw. 1t is no humbua
and is all it is represented to be.-Hedi
ma Herald.
Wheeler's Water Drawer Sold by
II. ii. BaInum, Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
DECLINATION.

Editor Trmn5aH Dem0crat:-ln your
last paper l noticed that my name was pub
lishcd as having been nominated by the
Convention which met at the Gaskill
House, on Saturday, the lIth inst, as the
Democratic candidate for Director of
County Iufrmary. My name was used
without my knowledge or consent, and l
hereby decline the nomination. l am a
Union man, opposed to secession and re-
bellion, and will not do anything that
might possibly give aid and comfort to the
enemies of my country. L shall vote the
Union ticket this Fall.
Respectfully.
ALFRED OSBORN.
CHAMPION, Sept. 10, 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Howard Association, Philadelphia.

We invite the attention Of our readers
to the announcement of this well known
benevolent Institution in our advertising
columns. Our business transactions with
the managers lead us to believe thatit is
a sound, useful, and reliable Institution,
and well managed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Mahoning County Nominations

The following ticket was nominated by
the Union Convention, which met at Can
field, Sept. 2lst.
For Representative, R. N. Montgomery,
of Youngstown.
Fer County Commissioner, James Dun
can. of Poland.
For Infrmary Director, Adam Diehl, of
Ellsworth.
Mr.. Montgomery, is of Republican ante
cedents, and Mr.. Duncan. is Democratic.
OF Mr.. Deihl's political tendencies, VIC
are ignorant.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Comfy and District Ticket.

Comfy and District Ticket.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
SAMUEL QUINBY, of TrumbuH.
FOR oOMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
CHARLES F. GLIDDEN, of Mahonin,
o REPRESENTATIVE,
GEORGE ". HOWE.
FOR TREASURER,
WILLIAM RITEZEL.
o SHERIFF,
JOSEPH 6. BUTLER.
o RECORDER,
ALEXANDER A. ADAMS.
TOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
L. ii. ENSIGN.
o COMMISSIONER,
HIRAM T. MASON.
TOR SURVEYOR,
a. D. FELL.
FoR FISFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
s. W. KIMBALL.
FOR CORONER,
GARRY C. REED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
Blood Food!
RI0Od F006f

To all suffering from Consumption, ~iEcipient or
confirmed or from debility OF any kind; or from men
tai or nervous prostitution, brought On by any cause
or FROM scrofuiOus complaints; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and TO ladies suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are liza
bic 10. AMI which engsnder consumption the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered as a CERTAIN and reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from t-e patent medicines OF the
day, It Is a chemical cOWNinatiOa Of IRON. SUI
n and PHOSPHORUS. Of veIy great worth
and many hundreds bear glad ani grateful testimony
to the benefits il has conferred on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT 400 broadway. New York
are the sole pToprirtors OF the Article, and have in
consequence ofa fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from red TO
yellow. and increased the size Of the iO..le to :
ounces. Be very cautioas in buying TO see t-GtthG
fac smile Of their signature is o. the outside Of The
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit
FEB. 20, Is6I-ly.f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
DR. LELAND'S ANTI.RHEUM Ma

~ TIC BAND is he only knawn remedy for
Rheumatism, Cont ant Neuralgia and the peruicioUs
effects Of Mercury and il i with the greatest satis-
faction, rs 10 it, me Tits, that We call the a ~'tentioa Of
our readers to the advertisement IN another column
Of our paper Of the Anti Rheumatic Band.
July 81. IS6I-3m-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
DECLINATION.

NEWTON FALLS, o., Sept. 20, 1861.
Editor Democrat:-DEAR SIR no
tice by your last issue that the convention,
Called Dcmocratic) Hhich met in Warren.
on Saturday the 18th inst, put your hum
bic servant in nomination for the office Of
Representative. 1 wish to say, that said
nomination. was make without my knowl-
edge or consent, and contrary to my wishes.
Andhaviug ever revercd the Constitution
and the Union, | should regret very much
doing anything that would have a tendency
to embarrasS our government in Its efforts
to preserve that constitution and union:
and believing in the language of the i'm
mortal Douglas, that, Whoever is not
prepared to sacrifice party organizations
and platforms upon the altar of his coun-
try, docs not deserve the support of honest
people" l shall therefore decline being
the candidate of said Convention for Rep
resentative, and shall give my support to
the Union ticket. Respectfully,
ANDREW SCOTT.