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THE LIFE MEDICINES

For hiliiops snf Hear complaints With their many
well kz0yu attendants. bil1ons sod ssck headacne
pain and oppression after meals Efddnrss cirrness
hssrtourr, loss Of sFpsuts -re sc<nowisdeed II IS
vssty suF~siqr - anything ever hfsr@ ofersf to Ia
puhfc.
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BilliOus Complaint, ana a -vose
of Cufe

vel regulated snd proporronsts quantity q Bile
upon ths stomach Is always requisite for the prcno-
ton Of sound health--it stimulates digestion sni
keeps the Intestinal canal free fre al distractions.
fsnty costive. Oh the other hand, an ovsrsban-
dance Of bile causes frequent In the stomach
AID often promotes very severe attacks of disease,
which sometimes e1d IN death
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EsrRAY.

ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up By
II Eiestsr II. Kes<hsn n TieIssn Township. Wa
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c0scs Jos. Il BLAKE. ci-ss.
b 2 y Hsxrzs4s. 7. c.
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CTA7E OF T,SrlAsk. woo coryTT, ss
- W. ne rafer,s rtet. % errsify thss hsvs
vfe<r~d r71 spTT.ige< c~rfain 7strey Asre taken
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sPALDiNe's THROAT CONNECTIONS

They give strength and volume 70 .As vO.cs
They Impair aeiisous agoma % the breath
They ART made q simple herb. and came
harm any one
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

TIE FoRTY-SECOYD.-This regiment,
under command of Col. Garfield, is nov
full and completely organized. 1t num-
bcrs 9I9 men. 1t is an excellent regiment,
well oficered, composed Of Ohio's best sons,
and will give a good account when it gets
into Rebellion. Col. Garfield has labored
hard in the formation of this rc2iment ;
laboring night and day, in the school-house,
the church, the stump. in the highways and
byways, everywhere, speaking and working.
urging call men everywhere to "comc up
to the help of the'-country, in this its
hour of need. BY his own individual eE
forts he has recruited more than onc-hall
Of the regiment, and he may well be proud
Of it. We have no doubt but it will prove
worthy Of his cxertious %. s. ,JyrYnqL
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TIE WORLDS FAIR.

At your late session a joint resolution
was adopted authorizing the President to
take measures for facilitating a proper rep
resentatiOn of the industrial interests of the
United States at the exhibition of the in
dustry of all nations. to be holden at Lon
don in the year 1862. 1 regret to have
been unable to give personal attention to
this subject, q subject at once SO interest
ing in itself, and so extensively and intri-
cately connected with the material pros
perity of the world. Through the Secre-
tarics of the State and Interior a plan or
system has been devised and partly maturcd
which will be laid before you.
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Blood Food!
Blood Foodl

To all suffering from Consumption, ~iacipient or
confirmed or from debility Of Any kind or from men
tai or nervous prostitution, brought IN by any cause;
or from scrofulous co mPlaints; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and to ladies' suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are lis
bic TO, and which e~ngender consumption the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered IS 4 certain aad reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from the patent medicines of the
day, it Is a chemical combination Of IRON, SUI
PHUR and PHOSPHOROUS. OF very great worth
snd many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits it has conferred on them.
CHURCH II DUPONT, 80 Broadway, New York
are the sole Propristors Of the article, and have in
consequence ofs fraud attempted upou the public,
changed the color OF the outside wrapper from red to
yellow, and increased the size OF the bottle to 2
Ounces Be very cautious in buying to see hiatt
fac smile Of their signature is os the outside of the
grapper. as all others are counterfeit.
IReb. 20, IeC1-Iy-l
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BLOOD FOOD
Marriaqts.

In Hubbard on the 29th ult.. by Rev. David
King, Ma JOEL s. BAILEY TO Miss LAURA
E. ROBERTS, all of Hubbard.
At Burgh Hill, on the 9th ult.. MR. ROBERT
c. JONES to Mss LUCY MINOR, all of
Burgb Hill.
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THE DISTRICT.

| recommend to the favorable consider
alton of Congress the interests of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The instruction has
been the cause of much suffering and sac
riice to the inhabitants, and as they have
no representative in Congress, that body
should not overlook their just claims upon
the Government.
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Partnership Notice.

he Undersigned having associated
= themselves together for the purpose of carrying
OF 4 general Drug, Grocery and Notion business in
al their varied departments, respectfully notify the
panhe that they sTe daily receiving a large stock Of
foods m Their line. selected with care in the Eastern
9iaFkets and bought ~ rates that will enable them to
compete with The best JobhiEg Houses in Northern
Ohio- Our Goais are fr csh, and Of the best quality,
aud Tor ready pay &c are prepared to offer induce
InsHts TO purchasers never before eqlaled in Warren.
me FHFsiciau can Ind in cur selection, Drugs and
Ae1icises VI q quality that can be relied upon when
ealicv To administer 10 the ricS aud Afflicted under
We NSnJ II ing circumstInce5 Shich every Medical
FfaitloI - Is compelled TO witness in the daily rou
uLe q Mss duties Families can be Supplied at the
nest reassnihls rates with all ordinary family ned
lclnts and hundreds Of other articles kept only by
Druggists. Merchants can select from our stock a
sresi variety os artisles al satisfactory jobbinZ rates.
AechNnics viii md a spisniid assortment Of Goods
ior great variety Of uses in their hne. In short,
We iu7!te al tie good citizens Of Trumbuu and the
adjoining Counties to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
JNo X. WOODS.
Dec. {, 81. }
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Consolidation Of the Skeleton Regi.
ments.

menus.
1t will be seen by the following order
that the Ohio f~ragmehtary regiments viii
be consolidated Dec. 18th:
GENERAL ORDER n {. Go.
HEADQUARTERS ONO MILITIA,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, +
Columbus, Nov. 20, 186l.)
Commandments of Regiments now being
recruited in Ohio, will make report Of the
force Of their regiments to this Office on the
fifteenth day Of December next. All Lieu
tenants or others recruiting for the several
regiments, Will report with recruits at the
headquarters of their respective regiments
on or before the twelfth day of December.
On arriving at camp, they viii deliver to
the commandants of their respective regi-
ments, their enlistment rolls. duly signed
officially, together with a plainly-written
copy Of the same. having all names in full.
These rolls will be forwarded to this office,
with the report, on the 10Th. The COM
mandant of regiments will, in their report,
make such suggestions as they may think
fit touching the consolidation of detach-
ments of companies. Companies will be
organized on orders from this Department
reference being had to the preference of
parties, so far as the interests of the service
may permit. The time for the final report
of all Li~eutenants and recruiting officers is
extended to the 18th of December.
III. Commandments of regiments will
see that the members of their respective
commands remain in camp after the 10Th.
until the muster rolls are properly made
up and duly verified.
By order, G. P. BUCKINGHAM.
Adjutant General, Ohio,
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CHERIFF S SALE.

AHERIFF SALE.
~ Asa &. Andrews In Trumbull County Com
vs. mon Pleas
Mercy L Alirieh } By viz tRs Of an ord er OF
sale Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull c0uIty. Ohio, to me directed, 1 sia n offer for sale
at Public Auction at the door OF the Court House in
Warren, in said CoHniy on
Saturday the 4A dag Of January, 1862,
st ore o'cioek P NJ Of said day. the undivided one
hsE interest in the following described Real Estate
situate in the township OF Fowler in said county OF
Tr1mbuu. and is known as part OF lot Nc. %, and
bounded south ~ the Public Square. east BY the
north aud south centre road. north by lard owned by
Asa = Andrews, and west by land owned by Benja-
min Ames, and supposed 20 contain abeut one third
acre OF land "be the same more or less" The said
halt Interest appraised at $3.50 Terms Cash.
A. b. LYMAN Sheriff.
SheIiG-s Omce, Warren, Dee. 4, 'Gl.
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GEN. SCOTT.

Since your last adjournment Lieut.. Gen.
Scott has retired from the head of the ar
my. During his long life the nation has
not been u%umindful Of his merit; yet on
calling to mind how faithfully, ably and
brilliantly lie has served the country. from
q time far back in our history, when few
Of the now living had been horn, and
thenceforward continually, 1 cannot but
think that We arc still his debtor. [ sub
nit, therefore, for your consideration what
further mark of recognition is due to him
and ourselves as a grateful people.
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TIE CoYTRABAED QUESTION.

Under and by virtue of the act Of Con-
gress, entitled an act to confiscate property
used for insurrectionary purposes, approved
Aug 9th, 1861, legal claims If certain per
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Easniiy Groceries.

Ia wing added Groceries to oar Stock. we Invite
The especial attention OF consumers 70 our stock Of
Sugars. Teas, Coffee, Straps, Molasses, Prunes, Cit
ron, Currsnts. Can Fruits OF the very best quality,
EaisiEs, Cassis, Cloves. Nutnegs. Figs. Mustard.
sroUEd SPICES ot all kinds, GrOund Coffee, Pure
Cream Tartar, soda, sslerstus. Ginger. Cran6erriss
DC *. o e
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LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the Post Office at War.
AGssn, Dec-3 ie6l.
Adams Emanuel Husband Miss
ASir.sOu John Husband fila
Arnott Lewis Johnston K W
H~eafdsley Capt D Jord0nJC
Barnes J NJ King Rev
Baker Henry (Baz=tta) Kline b
Baker Henry (Champton) Keys
BAIRD Secrets kieiner Elizabeth
hrdshies Reyes NJ
Bart MsTy jane aiss kiiner Rudolph
EEI-t1n Thomas Lock Rachel
kry--t Mrs Lane Phebs B Mrs
= ildSe.l & L Lane Cheese aOngsr
Campbell Hsnuah Mrs Lepley John
Cole Leander Lands John
Cory SiiSsS Meek 5ohn
Clark Jas II Mcfarland Sue Mrs
Dean julia Ann Manchester Isaac
Dieust Lesis9 McGiIiOn
Btiley JeGerssn HcSab Mat
Daniels 4 Wolcstt HaltJie Issac
DIckermSn J "a Nash Mary
y nee Lewis Ostro m LA
karl Mary Parker Elizabeth Miss
finch JOnn ? ROrse q W
tusselInan Joseph Sunmerviile Minerva Mrs
Foster Ellen Miss slough Z J Miss
FOgE & Co Aessrs Stanton H3
Forbes " II Schenck WL-MD
Farrand Charles Sherrarzd Robt Jr
daliaT Adam Shelien Isaac Il
Golyin Margaret Miss Thompson Earstta Miss
dadward Ann AiZZia fOmmer EjWard T
dinerlznd Susan Vaughn AimOn Jr 3
HauseuAan Reuben ? Wright Sarah Miss
Harris William Warren Charles
Heath Martin L Nallenbericx Louis
ligIey H6mer2 W-annemakeF BENJAMIN 2
EAzeiune Co Wick b
Hawi Thomas Wade James P Lieut
Homer James Wilson Martha Miss
Hlbaugh Lizzie Miss Williams Joseph
Iall Matilda Mrs Young \ Rev
Persons calling for the above ~Iett=rJ. please say
emes hours from : A Htos NJ.
G N. PATCH, P. T..
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GEN. MCCLELLAN.

With the retirement of Gen. Scott came
the Executive duty of appointing in his
place a General-in-C Chief of the army. It
IS 4 fortunate circumstance that neither in
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Gtate Of Ohio, Trumbull County,

y IN MasIsIfates COURT, S.
Carlton Il. Mills, Plaintiff,
Festus Roberts, Timothy Rob-
erts. Geo. Abel. Haniltoni In Attachment be-
Roberts, Rhoda Kimms, james, fore Jefferson Palm.
Kinua, Nancy Olmstead, Sal ]. P OF Warren town.
rah futile, jobs V futile, Abr ship
n-r Roberts, Cyrus Parker andy
Margaret Parker, Dsfendants.)
The defendants are notified that in the above enti.
tied cause an attachment has been issued and notice
in garnishment therein served and returned and
gsrui-hee has answered to attachment in said action
OF defts- That said action sill be for trial on the
4th day OF January 4 D.. I~62, at one o'clock P 81 for
ths srvount claimed due SIS6.
Nov. y, '6t-3W CHI. MILLS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- Henry ". Smith In Court Of Com. Pleas.
vs. Trumhuli County.

Robert u. Miller 3 virtue Of an rider o.
Sale issued from the Court OF Common Pleas OF said
County, to me directed. 1 have levied upon ard shall
oEsr Tor sale At Public auction st tho door Of tas
Court House in Warren in said ca-utT. en-
Saturday the 2SM day Of Dec, 1861,
al one O'Clock P. N. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Ire township or war
rem. in said county. and known as The whole Of lots
Nos. ) aud 6 in bieck Il in TIE additoaal survey or
the town plat OF Warren, made by p E.stoEs. eo1a-
~ surveyar.f for Alexander Mcconnell, Henry W
Smith and Walter King. reference being had 20 the
map Of said survey recorded in TrIubuh eeanty rec
ords beck OF maps pages % ana ~ hor more par
,g.sisr Sssc-iDfioa thereof. Appraised at SlDoD, 90.
80 go A b. LYMAN, sherif.
Shsrjg-S o1Hce. Warren. Nov. q, 1851.
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4 NOTICE

Il Mary Marcy, PIE. Before Samuel A. David
vs. son. J. P. OF Mecca fp.,
Jack Berch, Def } TrumbuIl county, Ohi5.
On the 9th day Of November. A D 1851, said JUS
Tee issued an order o. attachment in the above &C
TOO Tor the sum of ave dollars and seventy three
cents. Said case is set for trial on the 25th day OF
December. A d 1861, al 9 o'clock A II.
Dec. (, ls5l-3H.
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GUGARS-Common aRd best brown,
~ crushed and graduated ~ the BILL Or pound
MOODS *
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fiiE JUDICIARY.

There are three vacancies on The bench
OF the Supreme Court. Two by the de.
cease of justices Daniel and Mclean, and
one by the resignation of Justice Campbell.
| have 50 far fOrborne making nominations
to fill these vacancies for reasons which |
viii now state. Two of the outgoing Judges
resided within the States now oYerrun by
revolt, 50 that If successors were appointed
in the same localities they could not serve
upon their circuits, and many Of the most
competent men there probably would not
take the personal hazard Of accepting to
serve even here upon the supreme bench.
l have been unwilling to throw all the
appointments ntrthward, thus disabling
myself from doing justice to the South on
the return of peace, although | may &c
maxi that to transfer to the North Que
which has heretofore been ia the South,
would not, with reference to territory and
population, be unjust. = During the lcng
and brilliant judicial career of Judge Me
Lean, his circuit grew into an crei al
together TOO large for any one Judge to give
the courts therein more than a nominal at
tendance, rising in population from 1850
coo in 1913, to 6,ljl,405 in 1850. I}c-
sides this. the country has generally cut
grown our present judicial system. Ii
uniformity was at all intended the system
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gt6 SA6srtiseHpnts.
LIST OF LETTERS

usual Advertisements must b paid TO
when handed in.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Minerva Apologize In TrumbuIl Common
vs. Pleas.
Benjamin Apologize } By virtue OF an Exe-
cutiOn issued from The Court Of Common Pleas Of
TrumbulI county, Ohio, TO me directed. 1 have levied
upon ard shall offer for sale at public suction, stthe
residence of Benjamin Applegate, in the township OF
Liberty il said county OF TTumbuli. On
Monday the ga day Of Dec. 1861,
at 10 O'Clock. A. n. OF said day, the following
named personal property TO wit: } three years
old colts, 3 horses, : COWS, : two years old
heifers, I bull four ysSrs cid. and "A yearltng CALVES,
zkea as the property Of Beni.min Apologize 10 sat
isfy an Execution in favor OF Minerva APPRECIATE
Terms cash A b L1MAN. eaerin.
Sarrif's once, Warren, Novtmber, p. 1851.
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THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT.
l ask attention to the report Of the Post
.-A.r g. L. FL L. --

l ask attention to the report of the Post
master General, the following being a sum
mary statement of the condition of the De-
Partment. The revenue from all sources
during the fiscal year ending SOth June.
1861, including the annual permanent ap-
pro p~riation of 500, OO0 for the transpor-
tatiOn Of free mail matter, was 5000
296:4o, being about two per cent. less than
the revenue of 1860. The expenditures
were SI3.GO5, 709:Il, showing a decrease
of more than s Per cent. as compared with
those of the previous year, and leaving an
excess Of expenditures o~cr the revenue for
the last fiscal year of over S3,yj7, 1921.
The gross revenue for the year ending june
so, 1852, IS estimated at AZ increase Of
four Per cent On that Of 1861. making
SS,Go3,000, to which should be the earn
Ings Of the Department for carrying free
matter. viz: 100000. making SJ.3o2,-
600. Thct-tal expenditures for 1869 are
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

NUTMEGs- 9 Cases prime Nutnegs
for sale By Wa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

Sup. CARB. SODA-IO Kegs best
k'NeW Castle CEnsIish) for sale By WA.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

FRENCH PLUMS-Ch Choice dried
4 Plums put up in s5I5 boxes for family usO, for
sdls % W. A.
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,rcised in a single instance only.

ercised in a single instance only.
For the more effectual protection of our
extensive and valuable commerce in the
Eastern seas, especially, it seems to me
that it would also be advisable to author
ize the commanders Of sailing vessels to
~recapture any Irizes which ~Iirates nav
make Of I nited States vessels, and their
cargOes, and the Consular Courts cstab-
lished by law in Eastern Countries to adj
Indicate the cases in the event that this
should not be objected to by the local au-
thorities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

GLcVEs-one bale just reed.
v. & A.
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I repeat the Recommendation Of nv
predecessor. in his annual message to Com
gross, in December last, IN regard to the
disposition of the surplus wbichvil Prob
ably ,emain after satisfying tie claims Of
American citizens against Chine, Vursu-
ept 10 shc awards of the Commissioners,
nader tee act of the Sd of March, 1859.
II. however. it should not be deemed advi-
ssbie TO carry that recommendation into
effect, | Hsvld suggest that authority be
gfYcn for investing the principal. over the
surplus rekgred TO, in good securities,
with a view TO the satisfaction of such
other just claims of our citizens against
China as are not unlikely to arise hereaf-
Ter II the course Of our extensive trade
with that Empire
By the act of the 9Th Of August last.
Congress authorized the President to in
struct the comman lcrs OF suitable vessels
to defend themselves against, AMI to cap
ture pirates. This authority has hcen ez-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

CREAM TARTAR-5Oe lbs Cream
Tartar made from pure Crystals. especially fer
our Trade We
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1t will be seen by the following order
that the Ohio f~ragmehtary regiments viii
be consolidated Dec. 18th:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

INSEED OIL-1O Bbls. G. G. Girls
IL wold's, 10 do refined Carbon, 20 do bss. Taa-
ners, 5do Sperm At very low figures for cash.
WOODS ANDREWS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

DBESERVED FRUITS-Piae AD.
Il pies, Peaches. Plam5, and s.raEberriss at
WOODS &
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DRESERVED GINGER ROOT-Ous
L Caseiu Jars By Wa
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GANDLES-Stearine and Tallow
OCandles at lowest cash rates, also Star Candles.
WA
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SOAPS-2C Boxes German Erasiye
Osoap, 81 do Common Resin Soap by WA.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04

In Attachment be
fore Jefferson Palm
j. P. OF Warren town
ship
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-12-04
STEAM MILL,

Eor Sale or Rent, on tie most reason
Il able terms, payment in lumber. situate 2X miles
northeast Of Warren, on the Plank Road.
Dec. 4, 6l. W. W