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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-Moses Field, OF
Monroe county, by A. B. Carlton, his Attor-
ney presented to Judge Perkins apetition
for a writ of habeas corpusto have his son,
Pleasant B. Field. discharged from Capt.
Sears company, 9th regiment Indiana
volunteers. on the ground that his son was
under eighteen years of age when he en-
tered the service.
The boy was discharged from the SER
vice and remanded to the custody of his
father. The following points were ruled:
l.. That the father may have his son
who has volunteered under the age of
eighteen, discharged, when he has not o N
sented to his entering the service.
2. That if the father has consented in
such a case, the son cannot be discharged
by the court.
3. That the fact of the sons having re-
ceived bounty. advance pay and clothing,
makes no difference when the father land
not the SOM is the petitioner.-Indiana
Sentinel.
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MARRIAGES


In Warren. at Camps Hotel. on the 18th inst. by
Rev. W. C. Clark. Mr.. AQUILLA THOMPSON,
of Gustavus, and Miss LAURA NJ. CASE, OF
Mecca.
In Cleveland, Monday. Nov. 10th. by the Rev. S.
C. Aiken. DR.. S. S. BRIGGS to Miss CYNTHIA
A. REED, of this place.
DR.. Briggs left Cleveland about one year ago in a
Reg't from that city, and has been connected with
the Army Hospital. but just returned on account OF
i'll health.
In Liberty, on the 2lst alt, at the residence of
Thomas Ray. by ]. B. MeClelland. Esq, Mr..
THOMAS RAY to Mrs. SUSAN TOWNSEND. of
Rowland.
In Vienna, Oct. @. by Rev. y. Belts. Mr. ROBERT
II. JEWELL. of Hubbard, to Miss LUCY E.
ANDREWS. only daughter Of Andrew Andrews.
By Rev. E. T. Brown. Nov. 10Th. Mr.. DARWIN
DRAY. and Miss GRACET 7. SMITH. all of Ba-
zetta.
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New Advertisements.
S.T-186 Ok

The language of nature and experience demon
~strates. that whoever would enjoy the pleasures Of
fOod-the beauties of landseapes-the joys Of eom-
panionship-the riehneis of iterature-or the hon
ors Of station and fpreserret their heath.
The stomach is the reeeptical of all nOurishment.
and the fountain from which all parts of the body.
derive sustenanee. The effect of foul injurious
food entering the stomach. is to derange the diges-
I'VE organs, and produce headache. loss Of appetite.
HnTereshed sleep, Eofed breath, -.lop spiriis. JeeerisA
Cummings. constipation. ~iHedpdeiy to perform any men
tai or physieGl dBfy, De. and are the symptoms of
that hOrrid disease
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

Six ships arrived at Liverpool on the
18th of October from Bombay, with q
207 bales of cotton. Three other vessel:
of the homeward bound cotton fleet from
India have arrived at Liverpool, the
B~roughton Hall, with 8,042 bales; the
Ann Buckle, 1859 bales and the Toboah,
with 1858 bales. Nine ships arrived in
the Mersey on the 10th of October from
Bombay, with a total of 40,388 bales. A
telegram also the arrival of the
Peterhof one Of Mr.. z. C. Parsons ships
from Nassau with a cargo of about l,5OC
bales of cotton.
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Given 1t up at Las

The Rebels acknowledge that there i:
no hope of the recognition of the south.
ern confederacy by the European Powers
The Petersburg, Va, Express of Nov.
10th. has the following:
The ghost of recognition of the Sonth.
ern Confederacy by France and England,
after having been solemnly evoked for the
tenth time has again been dismissed &c
the shades below, where we hope it will
remain for the balance of the war.
We are tired of the freakish reappear-
ance of this phantom, and wish never to
see it again paraded before the public eye.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

GEN. GRANT has issued a special order,
severely c%ensuring the gross acts of van
dalism committed by some of the men
composing the two wings of the army in
the field, whilst on the march from Cor
NTH and Bolivar. Officers, he says, are
more to blame than the men, and in fu-
ture will be held to a strict accountability.
Stragglers from the ranks will be report
ed to General Head Quarters, so that
they may be dishonorably discharged,
whereby they will forfeit ali back and flu.
ture pay and allowances, and we be proven
ed from exehangingIa prisoner captured in
actual conflict for one who, by his worth
~lessness and disregard for the good of
the service, has become a captive by
Struggling.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

CONGRESSMAN ELEcTED.-So far as heard
from. at the recent election there were
eighty-three Republicans and seventy
five Democrats elected. New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland,
Virginia, and Kentucky have not held
their elections. They choose about thir-
ty members in the aggregate. 1t is prob
able, therefore, that the border State men
will hold the balance o fpower in the next
Congress.-CIeusLand Leader.
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LYONS Kathairon.

This delightful article for preserving and beau
tifying the human hair is again put up by the orig
inal proprietor. and is now made with the samS
care, skill and attention, which first created its i'm
mense and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually! 1t is still sold at . cents in large
bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold in
a year when IT Is again known that the kathAirOn
IS not only the most delightful hair dressing in the
world, but that II eleanses the scalp Of seurf and
dandrun. gives the hair a lively, rich luxuTiant
CROWN. ana preventsIt from turning gray
are considerations worth knowing. The kathairOn
mas been tested Tor over twelve Year,, and IS war
ranted as described Any lady who values a beau
uful head Of hair will use the kathairOn. II Is
hnely pertumed, cheap and valuable. II Is sold By
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
DIS BARNES a Co,
Nov. ~. 1867 New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

Sons OF TENPERAScE.-The Grand Di-
vision of the Sons of Temerance of the
State of Ohio have elected the following
officers for the present year:
q. W. P.-D. w. Gage, Cleveland.
G. W. Al. j. Janney, Columbus.
G. S.-H. V. Horton, Cincinnati.
G. Chap.-A. r. Palmer, Medina.
G. C.-K. T. Rust, Norwalk.
G. Sen.-B. Raser, Massillion.
The next annual session will be held in
Columbus, on the last "Wednesday in
October, 1868, and semi-annual session on
the last Wednesday in April, 1868.
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S-T-ls6O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purify. strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidOte TO change Of ynfer and der
IheS overcome effects Of dissipation & late hours.
Ihey strengthen the system and enIiyen tha mind
dhey prevent miasmatie and intermittent feyerS.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the stomach,
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Ihey cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Norbus
They cure Liver Complaint ( Nervous Headache
Ihey are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong. and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are made of pure ST.
Cf9l1 Kun. the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
anu heros. and Ire taken with the pleasure of 4
beverage, without regard to age or time of day
FaIteuIarly recommended to de ieate persons re-
a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Groeers.
Dfugslsts. Hotels, and Saloons. P. II. Drake Il
a2 Broadway. New-YOrk.
Nov 10 1S,0
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The War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ia detachment OF
Col. j. W. Fosters command left Hend-
erson Monday and surprised a band of
Rebel guerrilas, near jacksonville, KY,
and captured several prisoners, horses and
arms.
The guerrillas in that section are said
TO be panic stricken. Our forces are still
in pursuit. The Southern line IS up, but
we have no news from Nashville.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
Rebels Strengthening the James
River Forts

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. Pit is ru
mored that Fort Darling has been addi
t~ionally strengthened by a heavy base
wall ofsolid masonry and a shroud of iron
mail over her most exposed portions. A
new earthwork has recently been thrown
up on the James River by the rebels, near
the Point of Shoals, intended for five guns
of heavy calibre.
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Demand upon England.

1t is stated that our Government has
made a demand upon England for the
damages suffered by u commerce from
the operations of the rebel steamer Ala
bama, which sailed from a British port.
with British papers. 1t is believed that
England will not permit the sailing of the
rebel iron-clads, now being built in that
country, unless a wal with the United
States is desired.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

The PAPER AND Rag MARKET.-There
is quite an excitement in the rag and pa
per market in Baltimore. Prices of both
articles have materially advanced, and are
still upward. Even old newspapers, and
other refuse paper, will command four to
five cents per pound. Owing to the
drought and lowness of the stermes, paper
mills in the surrounding country have
been unable 20 manufacture half the
usual quantity.
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Soldiers from Northern Ohio Re
naming in and about New York
City, Nov. lst, 1852.


DAyID'S SLAM HOSPITAL
George Simons, Co. A. eth, Cleveland
A. Williams, Co. /, 18th, Youngstown.
Sherman Bronson, Co. C, 29th, Cherry
Valley, Ashtabula county.
R. Freeman, Co. |, 9TH, Youngstown
Mahoning county.
w. Kestler, Co. F, 18th.
VIM. NJ. Swallow, Co. A, 9TH.
CENTER STREET HOSPITAL, NEWARK NEW
JERSEY.
Austin Hudson, Co. G, 9TH, Portage
county.
U. S. HOSPITAL, FORT SCHUYLER
r. w. Park, Corporal,C Co. D,Sth, Youngs'
town, Mahoning county.
BEDLoE's ISLAND HOSPITAL.
Charles Tucker, 9th Ohio Cavalry, Bris
~tolville, Trumbull county.
BLAcKwELL's ISLAND HOSPITAL
]. R. Randall, 9th Ohio Cavalry, Morgan,
Ashtabula county.
A. E. Tracy, Co. f. 29th, Kingsville,
county.
j. Stratton, Serg'tCo. F, 18th, Cleveland.
John H. Smith, 9th Ohio Cavalry, Hiram,
Portage county.
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THE STATE OF OHIO
Il TRUMBULL COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas,
Charles :! Howard Summon.

The defendant viii take notice that on the 10th
day of October. lS62. the plaintiff filed bis petition
in said Court, alledging that on the 9Th day Of San
TENDER. 1867. be commenced suit against said a sfen-
dant before Jefferson Palm, Esq. a Justice Of The
Peace for the township of Warren, said County and
State, claiming to recover Of defendant the sum of
twelve dollars, with interest thereon from The SIN
day Of June, 1856. upon the due bill Of defendant Of
that date. given to Howard& Reeves or bearer and
owned by plaintiff; that order Of attaebmsnt and
summons was thereupon issued BY said Justice,
against SAID defendant. directed and delivered 10
X A Baldwin, Constable for said township, who re-
turned September 10th. 1852, upon said Simmons.
not served. the within named Jas. Austin NOT
Iound, and upon said writ Of attachment, "the
Mltnin named defendant has no personal property
IN TINS county subject to attachment, but he has in
5erest N lands; that on the 18th day Of September,
iSoz SAID cause being for trial, on motion Of plain
TN. said Justice ordered and adjudged that said
cause be certified to the Court of Common Pleas %
sald county, in accordance with the provisions OF
the statute, which was done accordingly. Said Pc
unon prays Judgment against defendant, for the.
sum above mentioned.
Defendant will answer by the 10th day Of Decem-
default. cox
Vct2. ls6sSt AttTIfssPtE
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GYPSUM IN MICHIGAN.-A deposit of
gypsum, one hundred and sixty acres in
extent, and equal to the best Nova Scotia
article has been discovered within sixty
rods of Tawas Bay. Saginaw county,
Michigan. 1t is pure white plaster, and
the bed has been bored into fifteen or
twenty feet without going through. 1t
can be mined for fifty cents per ton.
This discovery is of great importance, as
the deposit is in close proximity to the
route OF all westward bound vessels.
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Military Matters about Washington
Especial to the Herald

NIINNFaI y NWN IINfW'NV
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.5Gen. Fremont
has been ordered to report for duty.
Gen. Wadsworth is expected to return
from the front tomorrow, and will resume
the duties of Military Governor until as
signed TO a command in the field.
Gen. Prince is expected to report for
duty to Gen. Banks as soon as exchanged.
A dispatch from Harper's Ferry to-
night reports that no rebel pickets were
seen in that vicinity to day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

The japanese ambassadors contracted a
bill of 500, 900 at their hotel in London
They sent it to Lord John Russell, hoping
England would pay it as other countries
had done, but Lord John refused.
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CONGRATULATIONS to Gen. Burnside
T~elegraphic Correspondence with
Gov. Sprague.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
- NJ IN 1000

STATE OF RHODE IsLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Providence, Nov. 10, 1862.
GENERAL.-Allow ME to tender you my
sincere congratulations on your appoint
ment to the command of the Army OF the
Potomac. Your well known energy, skill
and patriotism will, / feel sure, restore
confidence to a disheartened people, and
lead them to expect active operations
and the speedy success of our brave army
in the suppression of treason and rebel
lion.
Rhode Island regards your appoint
ment with unfeigned pride and pleasure.
tSigned) WIN. SPRAGUE.
To GEN. BURNSIDE, Commander-in-Chief
Army of the Potomac.
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THEIR PERSONNEL.

A personal examination of some thirty
Texans, who were left sick at Franklin
under the charge of DIR. Southwark oil
Southworth, a native of New York, by,
the-by, together with the accounts given
by the people here, go to show that
'Sibley's Brigade" was composed princi,
pally of mere boys and men past the me-
ridian of life. Many of them are hardly
sixteen or seventeen years of age; but
terribly vile and hardened in all sorts of
vice. Scraps of ONE half dozen letters
picked up by myself and others, written
by women in Texas to their relatives in
Sibley's corps of free ~lancers, state that
there are no men left in Texas, having
all gone 10 the wars" some to the North,
and some to the West. Ignacio Mont
dragon, before mentioned, says that when
he left San Antonio on the 18th day of
May last, they were vainly endeavoring
to raise seven companies in. that place
and the region round about. Some of
these companies had as many as twenty
men, some only a dozen or so, and but
n as high as thirty. Here they stuck
and could get no further.
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brakes Plantation Bitters.

They act with unening power. and are taken
with the pleasure Of n beverage. They perform
most wonderful cures in stubborn cases Of Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint. Nervous Affections. Loss of
Appetite. Intermittent Fevers, Diarrhea, Sour
stomach, Headache. Fever and Ague. Weakness.
Mental Dependency. &c. Asa morning appetizer
Gnd after diHHertoHie. they shOEld be !. every IansiIv.
They are a deliOAguL, erAiIeruhin0 ssieuIuat ,c,koy,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
Calisaya Bark and st. Croix Rum.

An invalid physician. sojOurning in the tropical
island of St. Croix. observing the habits of the IA
tives. ga hered the recipe for the final accomplish
ment Of this most important end. The article was
first used as a private medicine. when its s~alutary
effects becoming known. it was brought out under
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

GOVERNMENT ARsENALs.-The Lafayette
Courier learns that the government has
purchased sixty-eight acres of land at
S400 per acre, directly east of ~Indianapo-
lis, near the corporation line, upon which
to erect the Government Arsenal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

A RIcH MAIL-CARRIER.-Elias Howe,
jr., whose income is a quarter of a million
a year, carries the mail daily from Wash
ington, seven miles, to the camp of the
18th Connecticut regiment, in which ne
is a private.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army.
Nov 10Th 1862

NOV. IUth, IoUZ.
To Coz. Wm. Sprague:
Your dispatch of this date is received
and / thank you for it. 1t is a great sup
port to me in the assumption of so great
a responsibility to know that have your
confidence andthat of the State of Rhode
Island.
(Signedl A. E. BURNSIDE,
General Commanding Army of the
Potomac.
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Deaths in Hospitals, ofSold1ers in the
1O5th Regiment since the Battle of
Perrvviu.

Perryvill.
Oliver Brewster. Co. F, gunshot wound.
w. F. Armstrong, Co. F.
Adney Waterman, Co. G, right shout
der and head.
Lewis Prouty, Co. D, gunshot.
D. C. Gould, Co. G, gunshot.
John T. Tucker, Co.. E, gunshot.
w. r. Davis, Co. E, gunshot. in sholder.
A. 6. Fuller, Co. |, wounded in leg.
typhoid fever.
s. D. Williams, Co. D, shoulder.
Peter Strip, Co. G. typhoid fever.
VIM II. Naylor, Co. III, secondary
hemorrhage.
E. Ii. Andrews, Co. 1, gunshot in both
legs, typhoid fever.
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Dyspepsia,

Which assumes thousand shapes. and points to-
wards a miserable life and premature decay. The
Medical Faculty has labored for generations to dis
cover reliable appetizers and the proper means Of
overcoming stOmaehie arrangements. Certain in
gradients have been long known as partially effect
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas j. L
George B. Brown ct al

By order Of q Vsaditioni Exponsa issued ont of
the Court Of Common Pleas of TrumbuU COuntS
OHIO, and to me directed and delivered, / shsII az,
pose TO public sale. at the Court House in Warren
between the hours Ofl0 o'clock A n and 4o'eiock p
u, on
Saturday, he2 goth OF November. Issa
the following real estate. to wit; Situats in tbeto--
snip OF W asren. in said Trumbun County. Ohio. be-
ing part OF the original lOtNo. 20, and bounded
on the east by the Turnpike leading from Warrsn
70 on thesOuth and west BY lands be-
longing TO the estate Of james L. Vangorder deed
containing one-half acre of land. Appraised under
Terms Cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER Sheriff.
Sheriff Once, Warren. O.. Oct - 1s63 ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

Coon SLEIGHING.-The Montreal papers
say that the sleighing in that city and vi
cinity is excellent. There wa a severe
snow storm the whole OF Sunday, the 9Th
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

Within the last sixty years, there has
beer started in Washington no less than
one hundred and four papers and period ideals,
and all but three or four have died in the
shadow OF the National Intelligeneer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Milton sutliF,

Milton sutlif, In TrumbuH Com
vs. SPlaaa
Augustus Graeter, & others.J
By virtue of an order of sale issped ont oF tn
Court of Common Pleas in the above case. and 10
me directed and delivered. I shall expose 10 public
sale on
Saturday the 9Th day of December 8
and between the hours of 10 4. n. and p NJ of
said day, at the Court House in Warren, in said
county. tne following described Real Estate 20 wit:
AL that parcel Of land situate IN the s0uTh-esst parr
Of the township, Of Warren in said county Of Trum-
pull, known and described as follows: bounded on
the north by lands Of Edward Shoenberrer and
partly BY lands of BENJAMIN Lane east partly by
lands OF Dan1 Derr, and partly BY lands of Cyrus
Bosworth; south by lands of John Mckee. and
west by lands Of Osborn and also by lands of Lewis.
excepting thereirom one hundred and four aere,
that day to wi, 18th March, 1859, decided to Samuel
H. Pew. by, said Augustus Graeter. being an he
lands owned by said Augustus Graetsr in lot No. al.
and IN tnat part or said township, and known As the
farm Of said Augustus Graeter. ApDraised al IN
per acre. Terms Cash.
SheTiS's Once J.G. BUTLER. Sheriff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19
Dissolution.

THE firm of James Ward & Co. was
Il dissolved on the 4th day Of November, 1862 by
the retirement Of Geo. C Refs and Andrew b. Ber-
ger therefrom- The interest of Refs 4 Berger pass
es into the hands Of james Ward. and the business
of said firm passes into the hands of the remaining
members thereof. who are to settle all debts and
collect all demands and continue said business, to
whom the patronage OF the old friends of said firm
Is JAMES WARD,
WIN. WARD,
Nov. l9, 1862. REFS K BERGER.
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In Trumbun county
Common Pleas..

Administrator of
Josiah W.. WOleOtt deceased In TrambuL county
vs. Common plea
John and Mary Moore.
By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio
and to medirected and delivered, in the above ease,
l nave levied upon and will expose to Public Sale
at 1.-THE Court House in Warren, in said COUNTY on
Saturday b ssth day Of NOvember, rsss
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A d and a o'elook
T d Of said day. the following described real estSfe
70 Wi; situate In Pennington township, No III ir
bull and State Of Ohio, and is known By being part
Of lot No y. and il bounded as follows, 70 Wit on
me east IN part by the north and south center road,
and in part by lands Appropriated to public nsa. on
the south by land owned by Emerson Jackson and
by lands of Anderson Dana; on the west By lands
belonging to the heirs of Levi H Snow, and on the
north by the east and west centre road: containins
four ~ acres of land, be the same more or less. Ap-
praised at - Terms cash.
JOS. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren. Oct 81 Is89
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

HoRsEs.-Twelve thousand five hundred
and ffty-three dollars have been paid out
here in the last two weeks for Horses. for
Government use.-PaneSriM telegraph.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-11-19

John F. Beaver ct all In Trumbuu County Com
VS. SmOn Pleas
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Stray,

Taken up on the Sd day of Nov,
Il 1862. as 4 stray. in MesOpotamia township,
Trumbull county. by the subscriber, who there re-
sides, q bay mare supposed to be eleven years old,
and l51z hands high. q natural walker, q star in
forehead, and q bunch on one hind foot, no brands
MesOpOtamia, Nov. 10. Is62-sTt
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HEIMSTREETsS
1nlmitable Hair Restorativa
" a NOTAnYE

1T Is NOTA DYE
but restores gray hair to its original color. BY sun
plying the capillary tubes with natural Snstsns1ea
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneoEs dyes
are composed OF lunar e~aHstie. destroying the vital
ny anu beauty. OF the hair. and Afford Of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet's InimitabIa CoIoT-
ing not only restores hair to its natural color by an
easy process, but gives the hair .
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth. prevents its falling OF. eradi-
Gates dandrun. and imparts health and pleasant
ness 70 the head; It has stood the test Of time he
ing the original Hair Coloring. and is constantly in
SEessing IN iaTor. Used BY both gentleman and Ia
dies. 1t Is sold by all respectable dealer -
Se procured by them Of the commercial agent d
,. barnes. ~ Broadway. Ny. Two sizes. 30 cent
"A u. Nov 10 1850