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G,EtntIOn Notice.

To the heirs and all other persons inter
ested in the estate Of r. L. GATE
WOOD, deceased;
VOU are hereby cited to be and person
ally appear in and before the Pro
bate court Of Scott county, State of Mis-
sisspp, at the Court House of said county
in the town Of Hillsboro, on the first
Monday in July next, then and there to
show cause If any you can, why certain
negro man named Simon, belonging to
said estate should not be sold according
TO the petition Of W. A. Gatewood, Adj
ministrator of said estate and further to
do. and perform such other things as shall
be considered and ordered by the court
aforesaid in the premises.
I (---l Given under my hand and seal
! ( lis. Of Office, this May 10th A. d.
! - 1861. .
JAS. D. JONES,
Clerk Of p. c. of s. G.
May 81, 1860, S5-5t
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CAMP CLARK. Cor;nth Miss
June 3D. 1861.
DEAR CLARION The Jasper Grcys ar
rived here on Friday morning, at 5. a. D.
We had a pleasant and exhilioratug trip
At De Soto quite a humber of the citizens
of Clarke and Jasper assembled towiinoss
our departure. Two excellent passenger
cars had been sent up by the kindness Of
Mr.. L. j. FLEMING, the able and efficient
Chief Engineer of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, expressly for our accommoda-
T., s4a. lEs.s. !,sss-s-- 80 -4idoel
,bo Hotel Of our friend "eems' We
AZ 'n' IA 20 be cars, and at 80 minutes
'n es ! o'clock. left Desoto amidst inf
1 ','ears Of the spectators, which were 10
+nrned with interest by the 0'e5 NJ
1 .('.i.,,,.n through the kindness oil y N
G,,,ay,y Esq. we received present. y,
0HAi 4 ~ ,1bieb could hardly be appT'a'
'o. , l., - tbose differently situated. IL W.
= 1'at Of two barrels Of excellent way,
which proved to be sufficient =, p. '..J i
/. N GOOD supply to corinth' b'7 ..,..
: + 1os soo Crews, the Mobile Scouts were e.
70 ,ge train-an excellent company On y"
y , .r.r to Virginia. The Arrangement =,
way ,,ira water on the Mobile and "
~ edad were insufficient for 50 many, -
o. ,aor few hours travel we p'sse' Wv ~,
81 ~ a NV ro,ion Of good water getting n ln5
.o :, ,u rsirie country. Hence but for 'hs ru
t pe .anply of friend Chapman the , go'l 4
the .upP,I have \, suffered severely. Mr. =
,rcy man accompanied US to Coao.1 n. i /
.r'y '' tiij here. He has our thanks 'of ~
u -. ~ and attention. AZ to',.F.- =
Jour o ..t a = most catering reception , !.
..onnr ladies Of DR.. doglO'a .o4 l,S. p
' ,.on Il the Depot, and gave o7 z IS. .....,-
reelo o,sr. were beautiful and apr , H..
lonoI he occasion. Many OF gu. vy5
en o. ,he parents, friends and aeqo''n
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s15 Reward.
RUNAWAY in JAN.

H. COMMITTED 10 the JUL Of
MD Smith county, Mississippi, by
es Joseph Thomas, Justice Of the
TAR Peace, in and for said county,
w. on Tuesday the 9TH day OF
f=szss.aszz9 May, 1861, a Negro Boy, who
says lis name IS FILL, that he belongs to
- Bledsoe Of Louisiana, high up
near the Mississippi river, Parish not re-
collected. Said boy is about thirty-fve
wears old, about feet ORG inches high,
Weighs about 1865 or 10 pounds The
little finger on each hand is crooked, a
few small scars on his back, coat black.
Had on when committed, cottonade
pants. cattonade vest, oassimer coat, ma
rino under shirt, linen bosom shirt, had
in possession Sl3 60 in money and one
double cased silver watch. Says that he
vas traded by Robert Johnson, of Deca-
tur. Newton county, Mississippi to -
I Parker Of Vicksburg, negro Spectator,
was sent from Vicksburg to New Orleans,
and sold to the above named ---- Bled-
soc. Says he did not stay with him more
than three days, before he ran away and
was making his way to New Orleans.
The owner Of said slave is required K
come forward, prove property, pay char
aes and take him away, or he will b.
dealt with a. the law directs.
WILLIAM WATKINS.
Sheriff and Tailor Of Smith County.
Nav II 1861. 3l-tf
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$40 Reward.
ENecutOr,H Notice.

UTHEREAS letters testamentary Of
w the last will and testament of
FREDERICK B. L0FTlN, deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned at the
last April term Of the Probate court Of
Newton county, and State of Mississippi.
Now all persons having claims against the
estate Of said testator are hereby notified
and requested to exhibit the same, and
have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
MN. KEITH,
Executor Nc.
Nav 81, 1861. 33-ft
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Runaway.

the subscriber, near Claiborne,
Jasper County, Miss, on the 25th OF
lat month, a mulatto negro boy named
CHARLES, about twenty-one years Of age,
medium height, slim made, bushy hair,
blue ewes. sprightly and quick spoken
ANY information Of said boy will be thank
fully received, and all the expenses Of his
arrest and confinement in jail 50 that
can get him again will be freely paid.
J. L. CANDY.
ClqiJarne, Mss, March %, 1861. 2S-tt'
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A Ill claims due the estate Of ROBERT
n COOPER, deceased, in suit or iudg-
mcnt can be paid to Mr.. l., B. Lassiter,
during my absence from home, whose re-
coipl for the same will be duly recognized.
j. j. SHANNON, Admir-,
June l4 1861 35-tf
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strayed or Stolen,

VNROM the undersigned about the 18th
i Of May last, a medium sized bay horse,
white face from the eyes up, small scar
in his left flank, one or both hind feet
White, supposed to be six or seven years
old. ANY information thankfully reoeiy-
ei, and literally rewarded My P.O., adj
dress is Raleigh, Smith county, Missis.
sippi A. l.. BRAICh FIX.
limo 1851 3l-tf
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TIME Notes and Accounts due the late
firm Of Levy E Lopez have been as
signed the undersigned for the benefit OF
tbe creditors Of the said Levy 81 Lopez.
An persons indebted to said firm will
find their notes and accounts in my hands
or with THOMAS N. CLARKE, at Gar
landsSille, to whom payment may be
made
eve fair warning that ] will sue at the
next term Of Che Circuit Court on every
claim that remains unpaid
JAMES J. SHANNON,
Assignee Of Levy & Lopez,
! April 10, 1861. Zi-u
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IL inc or lIlssIgsIppI.


"a Probate Court d sad County, Nay Tenn,
A ID. 1861,
To all persons interested in the estate Of
JOSEY MOTT, deceased
1--WE report Of D. NJ Shows, clerk, as
commits sner, on the report of the
insolvency Of the estate Of J0SEY MOTT,
deceased, being inspected by the court it
is ordered 70 be filed, and this publics-
ton be made for three successive weeks,
in the Eastern GlrioH e newspaper, publish
ed in the town Of Paulding Jasper ooun-
~, Mississippi, warning all creditors OF
said estate, an3 all persons interested in
said estate, 10 appear before the next
term Of the court to be holden in and for
said county at the Court House thereof,
on the 2nd Monday Of July next, TO show
cause il any there be, why said report
should not be allowed
Given under my hand and
{ SEAL, Aseal Of Office, this the l4th day
IN/o of May, A. D. 1861.
d. NJ. SHOWS, Clerk.
May "a, 1861. S2-it
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amen yours
n--r---r --.. r-. e-...
i -'-P-5 o' --al - al"-''
MI. CHa-Irln.
Tia b.dd. of Can't. KAa and m he.
name 81 t Tsre Rifles" Iraeay.
This Dag .uo fae wI Offering OF lha l.r.
ladies whou5w u5uuau.
The causes which haga made tde pres .
emit ceremony recs ry. me Of no orji.
nary character A fnaacal horde d. Tho
North iealou OF lie increasing prapar-
" Of the peros0m sons of the South,
whose devotion to tie Union have lai
diem on more than one occasion to make
great sacrifices Cor is preservation, ton
thirty long years iu Jle halls Of Congress
as wen a. elsewhere. tbey MdeUoysd oy
every means DO ,ue.g power loosutArov
lhe constitutions peculiar 70 our section O..
the country. denying to rs thoseIigl.s
guaranteed by tbaJ Constitution framed
and handed down BIZ our f5resth-r All
,helas Presidential election ofyhe United
States, by force Of circumstances, as wen
as the increased strength Of our enemies,
they succeeded IN elecuns Black l'e.
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CN.p CLARE, CoHINrH Miss.
Luna HLh. 1851.

Trna. 4th 1851
r,.. .,a.,,;,, ro-
YEA" oD'"'0' - a.. r,os
ce''eo 'D' 1..''5' ~ -. 5,o.. and
pleased 70 &c. ~, o'' - ''7 i'1, ....,.i ~,
reduced 7'11 ~ o'' my r e5 ...;5a.s,1,
''m'iia'' ilo"e''' W. ''''' ..,..'..I'e
news la H. eh" ~ was s'."'
boys 20 'e~' ~ I'.''''1 i... -,
IN ''e 'o"'l' as '',''' ',, s 7 ,,,,1r
zee aie 'he mem we. '''' u'''''s' o''' Tl
'o''s'o"''l5 ""'a 40 way e.a ,.,Is.saf
news 10 'neHt " o'o w., l''o '',a ,'' ~ .
eur Mo''7 """ We" VI '0'''' '>''''' .
re't inconvenience e.,.,,..:.
.aily expected 70 sse ''S l'.' s igi''i =, ~
The last paper oo' suppose you '''''p ~ y
receive J, nom 'ne ignorance % m .'9 g 5.'
Master here in NO. ssnolps y uo"" w..
Mobile and ONO ho'a. ! wrote you q '''
n few days SINCE but II I"'t le''ef ''A'.
The same course as the other 't may Dc
ONE time before you get It,
On Yesterday we had an election IN ou
.o,,,narv for lie Office Of first Iieutenan
II eir no vacancy caused blythe electiono
. Lieutenant Bankston to che office OF aalo
+, tbo REGIMENT. After several ballot
E ,vaGsm M Parduo ESQ. was elected
p III lonht Is entertained Of Dis making
II .,a5 anal efficient officer. end his elacdo
DO t.s. t.,eu satisfaction to lhe company.
ne ok canDanv Is as vet not very we
la s,;IeA bm none in the regiment is III
as ... ..a,;Jjg mr. ,,s;pe qraater q
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4 III notes and accounts due me are
"A left IN the hands Of A. r. CARTER,
ESQ, 20 whom payment can be made, dur
ing my absence.
j. y. SHANNON.
June ia. 1851. 36-tf
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AFR s. r. STREET, Esq, will attend
III n all the business Of the firm OF
shannon & Pardue, and also the separate
law business Of j. J. shannon. during our
JAS. j. SHANNON.
WM. ". PABDUE.
r.14 tQe1 35-tf
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sr The New York World pious pa
tr

per tells the following with gusto
"a worthy minister OF Cleveland, day
or two since, handed q revolver to cap
tain Of one of the city companies, with
The following remark If you meet a
socassioni,t ard have time, pray for the
unfortunate mans soul; but if you
haven got time for praying, don't Jai 10
shoot im
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nnnnnr.a NnfIqe.

TFJAKEN up by Samuel Coples, twelve
miles west of Decatur one ten or
twelve year old light chestnut sorrel horse
poney. with some white hairs all over
him, with saddle marks on the back, IA
hands high. The owuerisrequested to pay
charges and take him away, or he will be
dealt witt. as the law directs.
JONATHAN GRAHAM
Ranger Of Newton County.
June Z, 1861. 34-5t
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TnV AsgcssOr'g NOtICN,

Tax AsseSsOr'S NOtlCes
MIR. J. NJ, Bradley, is my authorized
M deputy Tor the assessment o. taxes
in Jasper county. He can be found at
all times in Padding, and will attend to
assessments in my absence.
RICHARD SIMMONS,
Tax Assessor of j. G.
May q. 1851 S2-H
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OFaoen along the line copy one month";
june 10. ls1i. 3j-lu
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
The Union School.

Ne were present at the examination of some
Of the classes at the High School, on Thursday
and Friday of last week.
II was very gratifying to witness the prof.
cheney. and the correct, clear answers of most
of the scholars to the searching questions pro-
pounded by the teachers, and occasionally by
the visitors, gave evidence of the t~horOughness
of their teaching To the text books ordinarily
used in schools, Young's Science of Govern
nent was added during the last term, and the
consequences has been that the class Of young
ladies and gentlemen, of ages varying from Is
to %, have a better knowledge of the C~onstitu-
ton Of the United States. the General and
State governments, and their different branches,
than nine-tenshs of the men of any age, to say
nothing of the ladies. It's difficult to over es-
Innate the value which this knowledge will be
to these scholars in after life.
The High SCHOOL, is, as it has been for some
time, under the management of Superintendent
Marvin. assisted by Misses York and Smith.
The Grammar School is under the charge Of
Mr.. Ford and Miss Campbell.
The visitors who attended the examination
Of classes in the departments other than tb,
High School. all express their pleasure at tn,
result, as highly creditable to both teachers and
scholars.
The Primary Schools are all under the chsrg,
of competent teachers. and are in a fourishine
condition.
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Sentenced.

We mentioned last week that the jury in the
cuse Estate of Ohio vs.. McDermott," had
brought in a verdict of guilty" The Court
overruled the motion for a new trial, and Judge
Hoffman sentented the prisoner 10 The peniten-
tiary for a term Of three years.
We have never known a sadder case, or one
where wrong doing met with swifter~ retribution.
But little more than one short month ago he
was a respected citizen, now he is q convict.
and in the State prison. He is a young man
apparently of about % years of age, of fine
personal appearance, good address. and of an
excellent family, the hearts of whom he has
bitterly wounded. he is the son of a Presby-
terrain Clergyman, now dead, who resided in
Mercer County, Pa be has a wife about 10
years of age, and an infant child. She too is
connected with some of the best families in
Mercer County
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
Soldiers Aid Society.

The Ladies of Warren and vicinity have
formed themselves into an Association for the
purpose of aiding cur sick and wounded SOL
diers. The articles most needed are Blankets,
Comfortables, Sheets, Pillows, Shirts, Flannel
Undershirts, Drawers, Wooden Socks, Mittens,
Towels, and Old Linen.
ED1sLEs-Dried Apples, Peaches, Plums,
Currants, Berries. Jellies and Tomatoes put up
in cans and carefully sealed, dried herbs and
They would be glad to receive donations
from any who may feel an interest, also to meet
any and all who could spend a few hours. at
the office Of q. G. Belden, on the River bank,
on Friday afternoon of each week, where the
ladies are busy with willing hands and cheer
full 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, Mrs. John NJ. Stull. Committee;
Mrs. Alexander Mcconnell, Mrs. John Hutch
ms, Mrs. Frank Leroy and Miss Clara Calen-
der. By order of President.
FLoRILLA STULL Sec.
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nusnensia and Liver pisease.

Do you rise with q coated tong1e mornings. VITA
bad taste in the mouth and PoOs appetite for break
fast J Do Ecu feel when you first get mp so weak and
tAnguid you can scarcely getahouta Do yeu hsvsa
business 10 the heal at times and often a Sulness,
with hea4zehe oceasio nally 7 Are your bowels cost
i've aud irregular and appetite shangeaelef Do yea
roks mp wf.d from the stomach, and do you blOEt up
often J Do you feel a fullness after eating and . gene
mesa when the stomach IS empty 7 Do you have hart
burn occasionally 2 Do you feel low spirited and
lo0ron the dark side Of thin s 7 are you not unugu-
ally nervous attimes7 Do you not beeoEe restless
and often lay until Midnight before you can &C to
slqep and then, at times, don't you feel dull and
sleepy most Of the time7 Is your skin dry ard sea
IL , also salloF 7 In shsrt, is not your life a bur-
then, fall OF foTebodi1gs7 Now, these are the symP-
toms generally present. butnOt always all CT them,
and there ara thousands who are suffering daily from
them. ard We pledge ourselves IN from threeto Eve
pre- seriptions TO j. i've them aIlaEay and ca7Plese-
iy enre the patient. changing their Ehole physical
and mental nature, and thus make life q blessing in
place Of a burthsn. We ask those who have tried IN
til tired and Discouraged to give Is ore fair trial and
We ~esniidiy can DO just what is above set forth. Try
tvs Prescriptions and we esa in thsttiue satisfy the
most .inereduloDs- We call especial attention to or
almost invaluable treatment in the SboTs diseaseS.
q - eli FAsUng
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
Trumbull County Bible Society.

This Society held its annual meeting at the
Presbyterian Church in Warren, on the lsinst,
at 1O1S o'clock, a. NJ.
The President of the Society. Judge Spear.
being necessarily absent from the morning ses-
sion, Rev. B. Ezcell was called temporarily, to
the chair, and Rev. W. C. Clark appointed
Secretary. The meeting was opened with
singing, and prayer BY the chairman.
Afew remarks were made BY Rev. Nj. Harris
horn, General Agent of the American Bible
Society, on the success of the Bible enterprise
the past year; after which an address was de-
livered BY Rev. ". F. Milikan, on "The Bible
the only permanent foundation Of Civil Gov
ernment."
On motion. The Chair appointed a Committee
of three to nominate officers Of tie Society for
the ensuing year, viz: Andrew jackson,
Matthew Laird. and Stephen Kimball. Ad-
journed till IL O'Clock, P. NJ.
Half past one o'clock, P. H., the Society met
Judge Spear in the Chair, and the meeting was
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Plant. The
Committee appointed to nominate officers for
the ensuing year, reported the following:
President, Asa E. Andrews; Vice Presidents,
the officiating Ministers of the village of War
rem; Recording Secretary, AlmOn D. Webb;
Corresponding Secretary, Matthew D. Tayler;
Treasurer. George Tayler; Executive Commit
tee, o. h. Patch, E. d. Allison, q. W. Peck,
Julius King. John n. MeCombs, Harmon Aus
tin, and James Gibson.
The report was accepted, and the individuals
appointed
Rev. Mr.. Young. the County Agent, presen-
ted a report of his labOrs for the past year, from
which it appeared that there had been collect
ed during the year, on subscription and sale of
books, sl.l76,7I.
Rev. Mr.. HGrtshorn presented the report of
the County Depository. from which it appeared
that there was need of more prompt and vigor-
Gus action in keeping on hand an adequate
supply and variety of Books.
The Executive Committee were empowered
TO I'LL any vacancies that might occur in their
number.
The thanks of the Society were presented to
Rev. W. F. Millikan. for his able and interest
ing address.
It was resolved that the officers of the Soci-
ETY. be requested to exert themselves the coming
year, to give a new and vigorous impulse to lis
operations, and TO male arrangements at its
next Anniversary for a full and enthusiastic
meeting.
ResOlUed, That the doings of this meeting
be published in the County papers.
Adjourned with prayer by Rev. W. F. Mill
kan.
EDWARD SPEAR, Prest.
W. C. CLARK, Sec'y.
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Camp Correspondence.

A letter from Kidder Hulin, of Braceville,
now in the 18th Regiment, to his friends at
home, has been placed at our disposal. Having
previously received a letter from Capt Stowe,
<of the same regiment of about the same date,
describing the same march, Mr.. Hulin's will
not be published. The friends who sent it to
uS, have our thanks the same as if it were.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
9om SntsIiasms.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
NJ q I2cI

PosT OFFICE. WAKREE, oEIo.l
May "a, 1861.
xsuxosTows daily arrives $50 N leaves II:I5 = n
QsrELAKD, do de lillian do use n
SALEM, do do pm an
0ILDEeoIEes. do do -IUam. dc pm
saARnE arrives Tues. Thurs Sat. &c Z IN Leaves
sane days atfx p m.
". eREEsTILLE arrives Mon. Eed.Fri. 2 m Leaves
Tues Thurs Sat. at I'm
GREErsBuRGH, arrives Mon. Wed Fri at 10 q M
Leaves same days at 1 m
n. BLOOMFIELD, arrives Mon Wed Fri. by pm
Leaves Tues. Thurs Sat. ats N
FAKNIEGToE, arrives Wed Fri. by S u. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. at : N
CANTON. viz Dzck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. ar
riFes Fridays at S D m. Leayrs Tues. at 6k m
"Asil which leave at or before g q n, are closed
thePreceding evening at 9 p N. All others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure
C.M. Tel P. N.
HEo drop letters delivered unless pre- paid.
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PARBrJTS

and especially mothers who have the moro i'm
mediate care Of children. permit me to say wrA
candid earnestness never lay down to rest at
night with the health and happiness Of Jour
children at heart without having the Perry La
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trustto no other Is4a
preparations or panaeeas-they may and often
do fail in er itisal eases-but the Perry Da'ls
never-nonever-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault isyour own. as Perry Davis
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
the length and breadth of eur land and all
over The Civilized world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
Donation Visit.

There will be a Donation Visit held in the
basement of the Methodist E. Church, of this
place, on New Years Evening. LIST proximo,
for the benefit of Rev. Benjamin Excel. All
are cordially invited.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
DRs. WORTMIN 4 SHANNON
IHARREN GAsKiLL. HnEsR E,

WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, en-
W Thursday, 0et- l0th, again Nov. l4sh. and n
gain December -. DrS- W. & {. cslfthe especial at
tention OF the afflicted to the factthatt they have been
whiting Warren regularly every north for nearly
two years. thus showing that they do not fesTt to come
hack where they have dsne businsss-farther, they
expect 30 visit regularly fer the next Eve years 10
come. They have made Chronic Disease their ssudy
and have treated them almost exclusively for q MIN
Der OF years and claim far better success thar could
reasonably be expected from C PHYSICIANS.
They now have a large Dunber Of cases in this End
the adjoining Counties, MANY 81 whom lad poetored
for years to no eject, who they have successfully
cared many Of whom are veil known in this carEH-
atty Drs. Workman * shannon will both be around
together this trip and especially invite tbs AFFLICTED
. = Ill
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
Donation Visit.

There will be- Donation Party given to Rev.
E. T. Brown, at the Baptist Parsonage, on Fri
day evening of this week. The community
generally are invited to participate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
A Donation Visit.

A Donation Visit viii be held at the Presby-
terrain Parsonage. on the Thursday evening, the
26th inst, for the benefit of the Pastor. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
WARNING u ADVICE.

Citizen SeldieT-As you provide to 90 forth
to battle, by all means provide yourself with .
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-
ry Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable
preparation OF the kind In all sascs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-25
salt Rheum ana scald lead.

.eltim positively to cure every case OF these dis.
eases Thai Isl Pc tive fact, and we will pledge
ourselves 20 give $50 to aLy case OF the kind that
Es cannot care and re generally cure with enc pre-
s~cFiPtiou.
Refer 20 Austin siglsr. Fowler. J. II. castsrlise.
Bazetts, Mrs L.. blackburn. Newton Falls, Henry
COok. Bloomfield.