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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

ALWAYS "GET TEE EENT!''
z-ow rs rEE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
y FOR AND CIRCULATE
HDORE"S RURAL VI II YORKER
which Las for Ten Year, past 80 manifested TIN,
spirit ot it, "l"rjur> mutto, "itrci.iar" and laud-
able objects, "pingjc,s and Improvement" as 10
out,!lip al con ;itul, Ia both merit and circuia-
lion, aud hrcon,r the Acknowledged
Chojqpion NJ he ErrM Press!
~ au Agricultural. horticultural. Literary and
Family NcWSlaVcr combined, TIE RURAL has
long been Uiriya.d. 1t aims to excel in both
contents and apprarmrr-'nploy, rhr hest talent,
and has efficient Corps ct Editors and Special
Contributors, with hundreds of able corrrsp"li-
d,nt, in var.oaS parts of the Union. British Prov
Noes sc. As an iiu-lra'cd journal, it is valuable
and attractive, combining numerous
EcoatfH aud Coai/y ERgr0rmgs,
including Illustrations in Agriculture. Horticul-
turr, Rural Architecture, a., Sc Though the
Rural j. mot Il .-u,G tu sul,Is,Jc Local News
p1p.ls, each uumhrrcontaus a compl. summary
OF thu most important news, with reliable" report,
of the markets Combining many Features. i;
j. not surprising mat the kugal Nrw-Yo.hrr has
become tin favoiit' PIP iuf ,hr
Farmer, Uoa,c@IiVriaf and Family.
Tn" Rural ac'loW, !-rS 10 superior in either
zeal, ability, Us.iIv'-, ct reliability les ralur,t
and ini,pyrd ar advocacy of the r-ht and con-
drmHat.un 90 wrong. comma 3 this mou.I week ~
to the IighJ-;huhiur classes in both town and
equity. AZ who d.-uc Il tive pap. r, which lives
mp to it- prot, -,ious by ardru;v sorkiug the best
interest Of lis readers, are cordially invited 10 Try
Moo G Rural Nrw-lorkcr
TIE ELEi EhIH fOLiNE, ron 60
will be- published in superior iyir--Wth new typ"
and Other maIIii' stations # "IrugrrsS and In
provrmcnt' Is reduced t.ln, render it the
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
STOTT'S SUGAR MILL
q Q Y NOR

Ts7llE undersigned have been appointed Agonis
< flI the sale Of this Truly c'l'bla.'d hnP9CT'-
mont for Sugar Mills, for tie
p 4 Il IS n u + II 1 p J. l. < O..
This Invention e MI Sioc Is intended 70 iaoii-
tat. flr grinding lrac,s- tat at hast i.om TT
ton 10 ty,cu.y-iyc p'F cent mon" iG.ct eaH ~
taken t.oiii liy,u amount of can" tl'an cau h"
dom ly tire pres ga pan Of regulating robins BY
SCREWS An1 rs the upper roiirr is movable, b.
ina controlled in iis action by tie Governor, 81
DANGER Of bf"akaer f.nm cXc'ss of cane OF non"
the presence Of Tor, !. Il ohI,ris, Is rnov,d. 1h'
Arrangement 81 ia" Guv'Inus can b. applied to 81
kinds ofo;ugu Mills, without any change ..
W. are prepared to put ny The Governor on 'iI
SUGAR Plantations in tiic Iu.h, ~ short n"iic"-
For further parti,, .igr- pl e.. cal On
ElEEE = Ui.AMBElLA.N
Tho following criiicat" is from O. nii'inen VOL
known IN the sugar growing parishes:
Weston Plantation, West Baton Roucr Parish.
Dee. H., 1859.
IIaving used Sott's Governor TOR over two
months We confidently jronounc" IT dyctl"d i'm
rr,ycm,ut, both for economy in making good
Laga~se. with variable FEEDING and consequent
saving of Juice and sairty from the brcskagc Of
Machinery.
s,., C-.,n J. r. & ". NOLAN.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
[OR AL liz fUlPGsES QFAfAI,EY rHYSIG.

are 90 composed that disease within tho rrrgc Of
their action en- rare, withstand OF c,ad" them.
Thor penetrating properties search. ard cleanse,
and in'iynraic C,"ry portion Of the hannah organ
ism, correcting IL, diseased %. hon. and restoring
its healthy yitaiucS A. a cpn-el'ls nee OF these
properties, the Invalid who i, bowed down with
paia or physical del iy is a,t,uishc TO i'd his
health or energy restored by 4 remedy at once 50
simple and inviting.
Not cu1y DO thcy cd:c The crcy-day complaints
Of c,cr body, hut also nanny forudtblc and
dangerous diseases. The agent below n'mcd is
pleased Is f,uJish gratis my Amorir - ,ln"'.ac.
containing certificates az T.. If cures aI.ru, 'iujS
for their in the following complaints: trS.rc-
ness. HcDfis1U, Hrldache a,iSlgJ iran, d,SOyd,yCn
Stomach. N4f,oa. E.digcs;,on. Pm, N 0,d Noyim
Ia1,t.op IF }hr Bo,res, f1gia',,,.p Loes # Apnc-
htc. J0V.,I o.. and other kin bed up'ai.tS.
arising nom a low state 81 the body OF Obstruction
OF its functions. They are m excellent attentive
for the renovation oi the blood and the 2, s,5r2-
ton Of tone and strength to the ,y;e.a LcJ.tatsd
ly disease.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

BEECHER MoBBED 1T NEW HAvEN.-
Rev. II. w. Boechcr lecturcd at New Ha-
ven on Friday night. lie was Kissed
during his lecture, and when he came out
; yolley Of rotten eggs was fired at his
carriage. lie drove of amid the groans
of large crowd, who afterwards followed
him TO his hotel and repeated the comVl-
mcat 9f hearty Ero2a-.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

The Baron RoUGE GARRIsoN-Thc
Baton Rouge Advocate, of the goth inst
says:
We paid Il visit to the Garrison grounds
yesterday, and found large number ii
hands from the surrounding plantations,
busily engaged in raising breast works,
and mounting cannon, under the suprrin-
tendcncc Of Col. Louis Hebrrt. of our city.
Capt. Pierce has upder command forty-two
! able bodied men, who are on duty day and
night, and viii make IN efficient corps
when fully organized. Lieut. Charles
Chenet will receive his commission on
Monday, from the Governor, and will en-
ter into active service forthwith.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

CONUNDRUM.-Two men made bet as
to who could eat the most oysters. One
ate four hundred and nincty-ninc, the
other ate five hundred and roR. How
many did the winner at !
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
SC,I.DS

BURNS ANpi fSChBS
are iu-tw'iy relieved Of their anguish, pain AMI
Inflammation 10y timely : rlitat;tu a. his r...Y
grIal,, b,0ir and the flesh l. renewed a. If Is
q -hal,n. nr hcu,.h or. ~car remaining.
TIE FRIEND OFF, TIE NUESfEY.
Children are frequent = sufferers from external
Injuries. especially ir : fi'm and ,ghJhr.,r ~
pi1>jou,. therefore a. = mothers flo'd lave
this healing preparation - .oi~i8uty az hand. &c
d, s.u.o breasts oadl Uclly removes ihc
T.TTER or RING - WORM 50 JgsrvrrUi ,H
ME M Cg. =
70 Jn-iTELERS By SEA Or LIND
The mach;nist, the - rarcl"r, or any o'ler
individual whose lh in : ilo throws Lua VI. h'r
tie .'au,c o. acrjd ut, = M ,Jgc,icn. fc o.
cIi.i 100. should l.aI ia = nuj Int TIL Nd-ie
Fyfrr,t.rf- bis bet alr - MY Hird- II j. irti.
mort. '.-. anil e.c.u.arC : l,alG ,vrr le lis com
iauiaa as a friend i. p.5. Il.ra are tl.r-
san oi living witness = .- :. fr-ti.f tD ~, m3r
vc..uS yigtle Who rwt - l''r Suuu} l'f..is az
IL -c'c- - i'- ~-N.H- o.. : ...r..
lie following are , =: cy 4 TIE leading dis-
eases fnr which H.I-.~ tt'S MAGICAL PtiN
EXTRACTOR Is a Phi.- :, EL;Nfi|La IS well az
CURE:
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

7Zc T,ncyard Of latin Il. llof'eT-
Probably the most successful e"'N"'V'
H. crane in the vicinity Of Cmclnn2tl =
1qLn y, M d%,r 1--WE thousand gallons ana
MN .,o"r-whcn the rot in some Vih'9 .i ,'J
ms " o had as to produce almost a ',I
Was % 10 ~, cron was nearly four til'"S '''.,,
ia',u'' n, has about ten acres -
e'm NJ. Motticr attributes hi almost r'iiIiorn
succrss in grape culture to thG>SIct that h,
,,r,,,cs diff, rent from most others. In Sc
Ioc,ino in the spring pc bc9ring wood fol
,be coming crop, which is always the well
natured canes OF the previous years
,,rovth he does not cut them or within
9-I< or , feet OF their base, rs DO many
but hc cuts them off LIZ and ) feet long
He then places the lower part pcrprndicu
larly against the stake to the height Of Is
inches or so, then bends the remaining por
ton of the cane in horizontal position, 30
as TO extend TO a nsighboring stake tire,
feet distant.
In summer pruning he never breaks OF
the ends Of such new vines as he permits
10 grow-a practice almost universal with
vineyard men. lie contends that the result
of shortening in is that portion of The
grapes never ripcn on accounted the leaves
falling of, in conscqucnccof the pcrAnaturc
ripening of the wood. When the leaves fall
off the grapes do not ripcn or improvc,any
more.
Mr.. Mottier uniformly gives good culture
to his vineyard. lie p,ouGhs or digs 2vcl
the soil in the fall, whenever it is pos ,ibIc
for him to do so.-Ohio Iai,y Fay.
29cT.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

TIE CHEZ AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DAILEI'I MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
II " niyor-a ~ ,U.I laut'd all other ouimcutS
and H".iu. aVril'at!on- In both the Eo.tcIu
aId Weston HWiINCcs, vtoItycr ntrducc3,
arl is inhJi"i, muH j. tie TIE secret O. H. sue
cc ~ ia al ca'aH,ar, 0Jrttol,N, whether the causc
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

- Il -=I---N -
-.
"a S-s0EE 49,
~ "a IL ~ a.
-
49,
intermittent Fever a. Fever a''a s"
Rcr.,t-n, Tsvag, 90, Sevtt s-
tag-. y9.-.o3;,s.l Had. q.
:; 80. ma -i,.a,s sc,....
,,..-,-t .i e:.
u" NIX :" '''i'4' 80 a.
Dy 'ha .HA"ifia o. Hii"A'i'-.'0 S''Ii'-'' a.
10 one remedy :. 0'tlr a.. !. hf Ly o.
rccc1s.tics Of the .imciiesa iHyi'Is t'.,l "a :"
AMI sale cure for tcycE fe.d AEee. Src
wc are now enabled % o.fesseIsa ie,ic
certainty that u Ns;ii <re.r2ts tlS rg-
aal with assuraoee. tkr s<<{5fsf G1,stt I
10 harm can nise <tpM rs La ~ a.irfquai
tity. 49, tE4 e.
That which pts,'c<ts from Or prevents &!
disorder nc:st - uf i1aiacilse sfrytcc n q
communities Whcrc Il prevails. P~e 10
rctter tina cure, Ter the patent 6 'g2c' 4.
Ij,k which he must ran IN violent attacSl q.
tHis Dalcful .crIrIcr This "CUNb cSpcA
the ri'aematic poison OF fhvEE tND AGri
from tic system and prevents thc dar,hr
mcIt Of the disease, II taken on 10 "a ~
praa'h e. lis premoaii0ry sym ~
not oa.y Tie BEST remedy ever Yet yD-.-9
for It's class Of Complaints. but a',O H.,
chcgi..t. IAc large quantity we supply f3r
n dollar b-ingS Il withiI the reach vi every
body: and in r.'jprs districts, where FFy,.n
AND NJ, Iyov2;l-. every boy sllogl have :;
and u.c 1t !r.gly Gyth Cor cure and ir,iyciion
1t is h1,cl tai, price viii place II within IL,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
Ayers Cherry PectoTal,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE or
Cor-hs, Colds, Influenza, iiOarscmcss.
Cgoap, bronchitis, iEc:picnt Co1srmI-
ton, and for she relief o. CoEs':.:.. i've
Patients in advanced stages OF the
disease.
So wide /; the fCll Of is usefulness and 81 nv
mCTgus are the cases Of lis cures, that almost
every section Of country ajuUuCs in persons Vnb-
kelly known. who have Keen restored from alagIHi,
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs 10y Is
use. Ehcn once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of lis kind i too apparent 90 escape
observation and where its irtucs arc known, the
public ID longer hesitate What aItGuto 70 employ
f,r the distressing and Dangerous elections Of Tic
pulmonary organs that arc in,iGcrt;o our climate.
W.,ilc many interior remedies thrust Uron lnc
community have failed ard been DISCARDED. tbs
has gained friends by every trial. conferred lcuc.t
on the afflicted they can never forget, aid no.
ducod cures TOO Iullser0us and too Io.AoIA%e.e to
PREPARED BT
dBEG. i. c. AVER 81 GO.
LOWELL, MASS.
I'ey sac ~ 80 DRUGGIST, ia N.,aT'rio
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
PIrTEVILLE HOTEL
e. IL EA + T.HORO 70 FI IL L
IA N D. IS


DEPOT AT MCNTH OF RED RIVEh, La.
rg'IIE undersigned would respectfully inform
a tn citizens of Rapid's, AMI adjoining par
ishps, that they keeps
WHARF 30 VT AND HOTEL,
at the Mouth of Red River, and prepared ia
accommodate the public ct all times, and ut very
reasonable prices. They also have large store
rooms for the purpose of Receiving and For
warding Goods Merchants buying their goods
West OF East, viii find it Il much cheaper routr
than NV ORLEANS, ~ charge no Commission
for advancing money for ircirlrt-and always CON
t,ivc to effect shipment for onc-fuuTth less than
the usual price paid from New Orleans. Rates of
storage are ten cents per hhi.
~ All bosts land when hailed.
aug CIV l.. G.. IICOU & co.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
.%VERS' DEPARTMhN !.
Tcauiiry tI,e li'"''S''

a.. American has no honSm
II Is 5'r ,be spot where lie was porn 'a5 az rs
f. love o, w, ~ ivan OF his homesteaI Ia q
y ~ use i The English h"t Io"s c-r their
ms nO have an abiding loro efihe
TO P,roI acres. Even the coined ,S5e5 exter-
ancesll" are more tastefully adorhcr I;nobinp
|Pea,s''iN;:, H. shrubs, flowers ana 10 q
1yincs,A r,,... I'll - houses and Grounus y
| forebandcd American farmers. IT'S
- gs the farmers neglect sadly.
SpteDt only on what hey dorm useful
3The love of the picturesque and beautiful
should be cultivated in the young mind
There is no eye quicker to Discovers pleas
ant landscape than that of Childhood
|chldren are always delighted with beau
Itifll tree. shrub, or flower. Fi'nt thes
YaD6ut your houses and grounds Mak
home pleasant and cheerful. Put books II
20 the hands Of your children t,iat WI
teach them a love of nature, reveal hers
6vets, and direct their minds in the way
eir intended occupations in life. IND
! management parents will not be tror
"a with trurant children, who wish NJ
from home before they get SseN
spelling book If the iarnerssS3
6eir wives to direct the adomif3
bmesteads, trees, shrubs, and tx
ring up as by magic. If any ~
4 tisitc taste of the ladies, let-n
cough Floral Hall! DO any deg
ustry and skill. let them go NO.
Hall of Domestic Industry, "ndS
her cunning busy fingers ell y
\glt. viii. that -litt+-0nt wonfI
.lvwcnt, the needle! See what "
saoryinr work will do ! cs<Ny
10 70 farmers wives, with all their~\ 81
- ,seLoId cares. can find tim :
H,ilts of such elaborate pattern S'i.I 3
ms workmanship, single one comp
ton thousand pieces wrought INTO cY,
Irm of beauty, can the husbands OF sv
fiyes say they have no time ne, to master
Inistry OF agriculture That they M u,
time to make any Improvements II
Them resign the reinS to their Der
|plvrs ~. ", .Si~arfs odFrcSs al j.
70. Fair.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
A superior l1t Of
CIGARS And TOBACCO,
lie would also inform ih, public that he has T,

lie would also inform thu public that he has IT,
fitted w the above house in the most magnificent
style, and ihat hr +, d,camInrd to mcrit a share Of
The public patronage hv ~. superior quality al his
hquuls, and strict attention tu business. Also
private. airy, comfortable" aLd vrl.-funiSh"dro.r
log parties wishing 20 ru.oy Themselves. a shane
If the public patronage Is solicited avg ely.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

EADDLERY, Trunks. Hardwarc, Woclvag,,
'Daud gu''u>,saie and Coopers Tools, for sale = y
"a. 50 T. c. HEIIIEAWl,N
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ALWAYS "GET TEE EE>T!''
z OW IS rPE TIME TO ~ BSCBIEE
y FOR AND CIRCULATE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
The Sixth Cavalry Regiment.

Part of two Companies are in Camp at the
Fair Grounds, add several other Companies
nearly full are waiting to come in, aud will do
so as soon as matters are arranged for their re-
ception.
Lieut.. Col. Lloyd has been here for some
days, and is busily engaged in arranging the
affairs of the Regiment. Col. Lloyd is from
Steubenville, he brings with him high repu-
tuition for character and ability, and his fine
soldierly appearance and kindness OF manner
are winning him popularity with his soldiers
and with the citizens generally.
Governor Dennison has appointed Lieut.
Owens. o. S. a. Colonel of this Regiment. and
he has accepted the appointment providing the
War Department will consent to his leaving his
post at West Point, where he is now acting as
teacher. He is very anxious to make the change
and We presume bis wish viii be gratifed. He
is a native of this State, is a graduate of W,st
Point, and has been in the U. s. service in the
west, for several years.
Richard Bryan Treat, formerly of Warren,
has been appointed Major OF this Regiment.
C. R. Hunt Quartermaster (of the RegimenD
has received a supply Of tents and Camp equip
age, and is ready to attend te all the duties of
his department. The sickness Of Mr.. John
son, of Cleveland, the contractor to supply "a
tons, has somewhat embarrassed Mr.. Hunt, and
delayed the organization of the Camp. Q. H
Hutchins, of this place, has heen appointed
Assistant tor Battallien) Q~uartermaster.
A company has been organized in Orwell
under Capt. Bingham, which is full, or nearly
50. Lieut.. Stsnbope, whose head quarters are
at Kinsman, has between seventy and eighty
men. ]. S. Abel is fast filling up q company,
at Mecca. Capt. Barrett another at Newton
Falls; Capt. Powers another at LOrdstown;
Capt. Brown another at this place; and John
II. Stewart another at VienBa.
Temporary berths are being put up in Ne
chanics Hall. on the Fair Grounds, for the use
of the soldiers, and other arrangements being
made for their comfort.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
Or KINGS Evil.

Is q constitutional disease, 4 corruption Of the
blood, b. which this iuid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being IN the circulation. it
pcrvades the whole body, and may burst out
III disease on any part Of It. No organ Is free
from lis attacks, nor IS there one which itnIav
not destroy. The scrofulous faint Is variouSiy
caused by mercuriGl disease, low living, th-
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, hlth-
and filthy habits, tic depressing vices, and.
above all, by the @vonercal infection. What
ever be its origin, Il IS hereditary il the con-
stitution, d~escendisg {" from parents to elhldrt4r
unto the third and fourth generation ;" intetd,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, IT
viii visit the impurities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from thu
blood of corrupt or ~uleerous matter, Which, M
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, IS termed
tubercles; IN the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptiOns or sores. This foul corr
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, so that scrOfulOus eonstitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scTofulous in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
eilateS inc human lamhy ms It's origin directly
IN this scrofulous contamination; and MANI
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all cur people are scrofulous;
their persons arc invaded BY this lurking in-s
fiction, and their health is undermined by (.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and III
it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine We supply IN Il
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
YOHtf SnteHigtnet.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Resr OFFICE. wARKEx, ozro.l
Nav % 1851

ResT OFFICE. WARRRH, OzroJ
May "a. ISL.
YoSEosTowE daily arrives ESQ D m leares Il:I5
OLEvELAED, do de ll:I5am do 2:5epm
SALTY, do do pm an.
Oh 1sGGIEGs. do do l0sm. do On.
eKARoE.&rriFes Tues. Thurs Sat. 10 y N. Leaves
SANE days at * pm.
". Or NEVILLE arrives Mon. Wed Fri. 2 . n. Leaves
Tues Thurs Sat. At Ign
GRKEEssUKsE. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. st 10 n
Leaves same days at p m.
N. BLOOMFIELD, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. by NJ
Leaves Tues. Thurs- Sat. ats n.
FAREIEsroS, arrives Wed. Fri by S p N. Leaves
TEez- Tknrs at Z . ..
CAK90E, VA Dzck Greek. Haonah's Mills. &c, ar
rives Fridays at 5 D N. Leavrs Tues. st6k m
IPMails which leave At or before s q n, are closed
thePreeedinE evening at 9 p m. All others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure.
C.M- PATCH. ]. NJ.
HEo droS letters delivered unless Pre- paid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
Personal.

Lieut.. Col. R4tif. Major EdSsrd s, Pasmas-
ter Il. A. Hutchins, Captains Asper and Burnett,
Lieutenants Spear, opdycke and J. C. Hutch
ins, were each at home for a short time, during
the last week; Capt Asper returns to Western
Virginia. with a squad of men fer his Regi-
ment. Lieut.. opdyeke has returned to Cleve-
land and expects that his regiment will move
to Kentucky within a very few days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
Sword Presentation.

4 beautiful sword and sash, the gift Of the
young men of this place, wRs presented to
Ee1t. Correll Smith of Company G., (Capt.
Stowe's) 18th Regiment, on Saturday morning,
at the Railroad depot. A presentation speech
was made by Capt Weir, of the Zouaves, which
was responded to by Lieut. Smith, both ad-
dresses were brief and neat. Lieut.. Smith left
on the morning train for Camp Ford, Alliance,
to join his Regiment which is ordered to Ken
tueky.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,
FARMERS,
PARMHJTS

and especially mothers who have the more i'm
mediate care Of children, permit me to say with
candid earnestness never lay down to rest at
night with the health and happiness of your
children at hear. without having the Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trust to other Pain
preparations or panaeeas-they may and often
10 fail in or itieal cases-but the Perry Davis
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 our land. and all
over the civilized world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
Cent Of Common Pleas.

The day liked upou for the holding Of the
Court of Common Pleas in this County, was
Monday last, but owing to the death of Mr..
John O.. son Of Judge Hoffman. which occurred
on Sunday, the Court was adjourned until this
wednesday, morning.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
Soldiers Aid Society.

The Ladies of Warren and vicinity have
formed themselves into an Association for the
purpose of aiding our sick and wounded SOL
diers. The articles most needed are Blankets,
ComfortabIes, Sheets, Pillows, Shirts, Flannel
U~ndershirts, Drawers, Wooden Socks, Mittens,
Towels, and Old Linen.
EDIsLEs-Dried Apples, Peaches, Plums,
Currants, Berries. Jelliss and Tomatoes put up
in cans and carefully sealed, dried herbs and
Cheese.
They would be glad to receive donations
from any who may feel an interest, also to meet
any and al who could spend a few hours at
the Office of H. 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 Ii. Stull. Committee;
Mrs. Alexander Mcconnell, Mrs. John Hutch
ms, Mrs. Frank Leroy and Miss Clara Calen-
der.
By order of President.
FLoRILLA ". STULL, See.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-30
Salt Rheum and Scald Head.

vs. claim positively 10 cure every case OF these dis
eases. This is a positive fact, and We will pledge
ourselves to give $50 TO airy case OF the kind thSt
ze cannot cure and we generally cure with one pre-
scriptiOn-
Refer TO Austin Siglar. Fowler. J. II. Casterlins.
BAzeita, Mrs. l.. blackburn, Newton Falls, Henry
Cook, Bloomfield