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1 H6 whouI May GIncern.
; IFudiVets4by Major General ROsE- I
GRAMS, commanding the military depart
msft AZ NJ cgSEs s saak y ryliM the |
following As Z guidance 70 al parties
EaH6g bufinasC lrEHSaSfions with any |
oGlcer,or agent Of the Quartermaster's !
Department. Particular attention is So
Lighted to al DE pAintk Vsferred ',Os 9oh
all citizens, and settlers in Tennessee, or
where the army or any gifts detachments
raE1berfprpdrf9 Troy weT
The officers of the Quartcrmasteri
Department have special charge Of the
matter, Of Fuel, EPrageI EsEaw, FFspa-
| pdE3atiou, its repSirs aHa hfnkahpcea
| and While in thsMkld al hnHef GET
Hash tsstkistions, dSder5sOba h. ltksrd-
I,sslYes, authority TO provide the articlSs
above specified for the use of the troops
b@R Ansd99t Aargo.
Supplies pertaining TO the QuartermaS-
ler's Department must be purchased 9s
| pfoEnraA- IS HE blicers oil tthtlDs AarI-
ment, or agents appointed only by tie
approval of the Secretary of War /
shoufd1dldrLnk agShjsbeknhplied viii
fHRde ,JI~RfdbisiatR nPsEmGRt. should be
| foresryifes rendered sby loyel persons.
Whehl prEchAsts- hye mlde1 BY any
Quartermaster or agent not supplied with
funds FOR payment, Certified accounts 81
purchase mustbegiseRim triPiieats land
in form; the certificate Sitting lie artEs
cles purchased, will ,be accounted for ht
Fthe4 clogS If the 'fn9Hih % op3dntciiase, On
their monthly fep6 To- gAsT pkbsfgseht
at Washington. CitizensioOr5 camp Col J
lowers are not 20 Be authorized 70 make
purchases ON account of thee eartcrfnasp
ter,s Department. No payments can be
mace ,except-pn the certiGcatsTof .theapa
4 thorized oAicef 'fnakihgrihe purchase, a1 "a
no+scePtI sa6kofHAl SSfa ceEsgfsate, ek-
cept given as above described, will be en=
tertained by anYedisgufsing Quarter
master. g N - i,8ytSN
NJ " Is - 49, - c.If~A m
Il ofcsrs mSEiag purShaFts Of supplies
4fOrihs QasstsruiasteFts DEPARTMENT are
held directly iesponsibiSa 'sbe Tpeasury
Of the Unftsa States for-1fta Legality of
THEM purchases, and arc also held strictly
accountable Tor she prebef eerS aaa ais
tribution Of an supplies received, and
purchased: this accodniabilit5 -is-mopthr
| ", and must be sorsiaied in their certihr
Gates of porchase71 Otherwise the certi:
flcate is yaluelessI and is 50 considered
by the disbnrsing. officer. slns la siasg
Brigade and RegimentaI QpartermasT
tiers should always addto their signature
4 the number of the regiment 20 which
they belongy and the State from which
the regiment comes, or their official sig
nature is incomplete. G s-r ,a s.1- .-, 9i
officers have no rightto seize or press
private property for their own use,
nor for the use Of the government witha
dtlt authority from The commanding gem
| efaE When such authority i delega,eh
i the certificates, as above described, are
required blythe laws Of the UnitedStates,
and al others are YalHeless. s.iSas n :
be, ZEE, 3, e b9 ,...e = JIG. CHANDLER
! * q Cant and Asst D. nm aafersIb fyA .
ho .sa4saa Inspecfer0f QuerleSmasters:
/ NAsHyII.it,tS Tenn, Dec. s. 1862 17!4ots9 !
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-16

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1AIilRRfS osiW odl isaiass MSSY4Sh As1gPH''
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,oidSlRq 81 az 8g0ly iGlf,9 pliiS aaloob,
IA bsiIthbSH itigda uid inknyhnq 5nUfa ftiTother
"a ip kEa IN xah Sae
tfo tlneedyl Dl2ca gnibile TO tdSmhsildats0
o lG KS e5a M sS1 bs,s =
lbt iHStqtp do hdlR ~ iaa00l rhad dtdnG1 Ue
he asks {e1etsHeJA9 up WFfonage 50. 59AIsgiyen
or hfIpytprpier S1srfD II .O1D tNov2s-h
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Az Ridfs 1iln5a itRHekp RYRnsIdtR,
W. kaeIlahdn0OaAh ag Hel RnoAf ,atyi 1nlls
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-16

IUsE Rk6FfvgN, AsB PSs SALE,
ndiom dsktHgq yfrHtgiRTNso T9I1A
Penlgot tes IL ~ as,d V q VI 81 lfii5k,
,snliOIsO diDoo ,sidmDi6y Wte Iha9Q
pa iads 10 01nsa9lq odi o. to9itiUssrni9 st
bssie- . -sBssiei bstsssPs4si -eslst ,sHsbf-
li69gi lQfffIoR Va ~ Idfigefdb hnE Ffoeived
5fI ,lIJsISA i8a sSslEP IEsF ga se,ts A.
bCbEHbS, i3faAGil Nv Belpfitfily aiiso9na
mays .tFoB7 ,,sleibfEsYsAN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-16

LIOCldudJ1OH VI Ine OONctuOf'
FTYyFHAa Fhs ,ftategsOf TesOessee is
now, and has been. without fun repre-
sepiatiop in tie X.XXVIItb. Congress Of
ths I United Stats of tAlbtick and
lswketdas IL u btilssst Ap6d shfAhatioh
received, that siuggmsjOrity of the vo-
s6sAfifhes Bi6iH I0ta ,TGHH ldngres=
siOnal Districtsuf5t this State, as apporv
toned by the, Act passed EebEparY Goth,
1862, have given evidence Or their sfoyal-
W and Allegiance TO he Constitution and
laws of the United States, , ....,,,
ri Now, therefore, I, ASDRsw. JoHSsoN,
Military Governor Of the State Of Ten
aessee, 10 order % secure 70 the loyal
.rrasleetorsl OF these two Congressional lDis-
uiasicts their constitutional representation
%" m the House OF Representatives. Of The
unlimited States oflAmerion,a have deemed
~ ritproper toissue this my proclamation
~ appointing, and ordering elections TO, be
asheldnn The tvenby-nipth HANof Deem
user, 1862, 10 I'll the vaGadcies ID the
feRAsAyA ~ In loNgres 81 theIU pltedf States
mBf Americain the following Districts TO
- wit The Ninth. Congressional District;
composed Of the counties OF (. Henry,
Weakly, Dyer, Ohion, Lauderdale, Tip
rms4sn sf,;bsob Cara, slI,a r,s,h 10 i
as rrss 49,, q aa} i1Ss.; Nv, n,s..;
d aif%Rs 1 teh4s tssAsts ss''"H.i D's't0r
O. composed sofitheD counties OF Madisonj
Haywood, Hardeman, Fayettc, and Shell
inafs fHl'-' q e.'ia = gee .i.F '''s ia''s
a'.hesa 20 !, 9Ssas - ~ - So. a.
30 s.s, sue va "'1..,', ~ ~ ~ 'ssue y
me eiec,4on heia "a. az tiie places oes's-
resAased by lava and the lprocssdlpss
s'f under said awritssreiprmod'ioAhe Office Of
ne Secretary Of State II; The Judges APP
SssROiptsd fgbela SAID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
snsto tho OathprescribedLby section o44 OF
-, :, , iasc,.,,,,..l, s.z,--- yft.,r,,-a A.. -, .
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-.2IH0TAq2TU THDIRgIM
Thn KAAfHux UNION was c0mneiced 4 Few weekf
coniederacy, and o. Advocating the rsssoratisn Y
81 a s Sf 5ssa sS y ;sSs sSe II 8oi q
Is riends all vho support and as foes all who oppo
the Union Of tho states. u has no watchword buf
s ts aEg S sSS NJ sgHaI tRSgg& mI.s j
make Il contends for the Federal Constitution AMI
The Laws made IN pursnance thereof as NE suPRssl
Gtany n In ssSsi " QlS osHis9 Xviii
Il contends for the ohion Of tho s.atcs, becaur
;SB ~ GRO 9 es f iA ins n
| wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands Il
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and restOsns
b 'HRfqS SssH ghfsSgRa'F RSScagSAs' BIT I
sAs YsdPgqI IsnHiises lysT rseGyRsa for shsI
/ trayed TO the rebel dcspotsm Al Richmond by pet
/ dious Governor and CORRUPT legislature, and wii
S3 iiyttas aSiaB fRS w. BEa q
rebel office %So sSI t s So sn1 MIMI
EibOetted before the MQcd,fet those ambitious AZ
Svsricioas men shc have plotted our ruin for The
" ,4ai s isa r.. 3 eSSie,I
htnuibs ghaSyQ94 EBstaq FURa ntskDders
Of ree-b0ateFs ad InsastFsOpers over State, ki
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, brcakd
62gss sSERisS MA SEaSSs i1Gs
blrul6 isgfodgHspb6Se by the southern conFpirato
Fnox circulate. freely through every nelghARThooI
e. SacS ocy 81 VISP sqaHt SsB
,ia si9dsH odT -IAb.oi tsiup era
4uidsT'Fn' HfJAPsSSPST IA RaAEd EgPsil
BH 'ssaH' isFla SsDg faP laieyqgnSi
u IErs.fsYflyBflpgk dEpylo. he'd ..no4niyS IL
l. ciuPs OF ten, each. ,...'. ..-,......
:" clubs Of ten, each. ......s.....,,..,.I
n SnihoIsm cd % b2sOqq1s ,IlOHD2
A5-Al communications on business WITH The 6fHd
a, slllbs NJ dressAfto tho(YUB of thaNIOl
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HHNFfIaEe ahdl ttdaefaI NO tices,

.wbep eEesedihg ave lines, WI ~ charged ii
"a tioIi 'hsta aaFsit6ilIe rates, 10 neD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-28
aelmont Ghronitle.
Local Matters.


ssyrMILIrARY MATTERS. -Capts. Kirl
and Clark, as we learn by dispatch iron
Lieut.-Col. Cowen, failed to get into the
SD Regiment We don't know why
Capt. CLARK goes to the 50th Regiment :
We have not learned where Kirk has been
assigned.
: Capt Mitchelfs Company is B, Cord.
ner's d, and Ferguson's g, in the ysth
Regiment. .... ........
We print in this issue of The Chronicle
the roster of Capt. j. r. Mitchell s
Company b, 9Sth Regiment, as also that of
Capt Cordner's Company d, same Reg-
iment Cannot the officers of the other
Companies which have left our County un.
der the late call, furnish us with theirs2
We visited our Belmont county boys, at
Camp Steubenvile, last Friday, and found
them all in good health and fine spirits
We saw the Regiment inspected" and
heard persons who had seen great many
Regiments, say it was the best they had
ever seen. The Regiment left at a O'Clock
on Saturday morning for Kentucky. The
Cincinnati Gazette, of Monday morning,
says the 93d and 9sth passed through Gin
cinnati about midnight on Saturday.
Mr.. VIM r. Ritts, Sutler of the 9sth
Regiment, left on Tuesday morning, to join
the Regiment in Kentucky.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-28

S6|THE Sham-Democratic County Con
vention met in this place last Saturday, ant
nominated the following ticket:
Sherif--Geo II. Umstead.
Clek-Jas. II. Charlesworth.
Auditor-R. s. Clark.
Commissioner-Jesse Barton.
Recorder-John Bickham.
hfrma,y Director
R. L. Chambers was recommended fol
Representative.
The Democrats" as they delight in call.
ing themselves, went in and got squeezed
by the Bell element. The Bell men should
certainly not complain, for they get the lion 8
share oftbe spoils-the Sheriff's and Clerk 8
Offices. 1t remains to be seen whether the
voters in the county who are Democrats from
principle will consent to be sold out to this
petty Bell faction for SO small considera.
tion.
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s@-DEpUTY SHERIFF THURsToN ha.
shown us copy of the "Ulster County Ga
zette," published at Kingston, Ulster 0sun
ty, New York, by Samuel Freer & Son, and
dated Saturday. January 4th, lsO0 The
paper is in mourning over the death Of
Gen. Washington. 1t contains two or three
short messages from John Adams, Presi
dent of the United States" 1t does one
good to get hold Of an old paper. Wha,
would an old file of The CHRONICLE OF
Gazette, from the time they were establish
ed, not be worth?
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Tuesday, Sent, ?. 1860

uCSuuy, SCPas 80 1SO<,
at the front door OF the Court House in ST. CIarsvile
NJ, the following Real Estate, 10 wit:
InE FIRST TRACT being the East half OF the s. w or
oil Sec ~ Township and Range 4, containing s} acres
more or less, excepting acres rOods and 20 perces
Of the NJ Il. corner thereof, conveyed by Nichons r.
said conveyance SAID frs, tract being the same nren
ises described IN deed from the said Nicholas r. vii
son to John Wilson, dated Decrmber 81 ie4s and record
ed IN Volume T. page 3O OF the records OF deeds of said
County, and containing ~ acres, rood aud IA poles,
more or less
Tue SECOND TRACT being part of the Southeast ouar
ter OF Sec. "a, Township and Range l. lying in the n
f. corner oi said quarter, and being the same premises
sold and conveyed by the said Thomas s Steel and wife
to the said John Wilson by deed dated January I'D
and recorded in Book page 1879 OF the OF deeds
oi said County, continuing 81 I acres more or less.
InE THIRD TRACT being part OF the Northwest quar-
ter OF said Section 81, Township aud Range A. b,ing
IN the Southeast corner oi said quarter; Its boundaries
beginning at stake N the middle Of the line run, cung
oil 52 acres oil the North SHE of sud quarter aud from
thence running in Souherly direction with line run
TO tersec the South boundary OF said quarter po
ta VIII divide the balance o snid quarter after cutting
oil said SO acres in two equal parts The said line cut
ting oil said % acres runs pnralel with the North bound
ary OF said quarter section being the same premises con
veysd By Griffith ae to the said John Wilson by deed
dated June ~ lsl7, aud recorded IN Volume 81 nae
~ o. the records OF deeds OF said County containing
The above described premises will be sold subject TO
The dover interest OF the said Sarah Wilson, as assigned
ard set oil 10 her by the said Commissioners and bound
ed aud described as follows, to wit:
Being pnrIoi the SAID Sd tract, and OF the Northwest
9uarler OF said Section 81, Township and Range A.
Its boundaries beginning at the Southeast corner at n
stone thence West rs DC Rods the Southwest corner
TO slone thence North 1910 Rods to stake; thence
East 1895 Rods 10 stake; thencr South I,j5O Rod To-
the place oi beginning, containing % acres less
Also the entire ID tract being part OF the Southeast
quarter Of Section a. Township and Range lying in
the Northeast corner OF said quarter und being the same
premises sold and conveyed by Thomas $. Steel and wife
TO the sad John Wilson by deed dated January ls4i
and recoried IN Book T. page l29 Of the Records OF
less. ~ "
FrstTract appraised at se7i2 SO; 1"f
eo5l IS;
Wilson, Sl ,435.
TERAls; o'e-,hrd cash in hand one.third In one
year. and the remainder in two years, with interest.
8. - = J -u Y. LOCHARY. sheriff
sheHfs Office, 81 clairsvie, July 81, is62.-sla
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Announcements.

Congress.--MA Ebuos; Announce J. NJ BUSH
FIELD, Es., Of Guernsey County, ns candidate Tor
nomination by the Union Convention Of this Congress.
ionsl District, aulis
Congress.-We are requested 70 announce the
mime OF iioil JCHN A. BINGHAM Us n Candidate for
Congress- subject TO tic decision OF the Union Conveh-
ton Or the 10Th Congrcssona District which eonvenes
nj Cambridge on the 2rth inst 10y
C0nRress.-we are authorized to announce the
mime oi IilkAM SKINNER, Esq, OF Guernsey County,
as candidate for Congressn The XVh District, subject
to The decision OF the Unconditional Union District Con-
veiion, " be held hereafter. aug7ids
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-28

h%WE learn from the Messenger that
our former townsman, Simeon w. Pickering,
Esq, has been re-nominated for Auditor by
the Union Convention of Athens County,
Sim. has many warm friends here, who are
rejoicod at his success.
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Marrisa.

bAsH-TliORNBOROUG the 2tst Inst, IN
81 Ciaifsvle by Rev. b. II. Campbell, Mr.. Winiain S
Lush aud Miss AIar,ha 1hornborough jcnon Co., q.
BARRErT--SMITlI.--O the 10Th inst, by Rev J.
NJ Carr, MIR, David X Barrett, OF Woo sfeld OHIO 10
Miss Lucinda J. Smith, OF 81 Cairsyc
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ssS-WE call attention to the Notice" of
the Provost Marshal of this County, in our
advertising columns; and also to the adver.
tisemcnt of Lieut.. Danford, Of the 18th
Regiment, for recruits.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-28

8s-CoMMIssIoNER FRED and Doctor
Schooley are engaged in hearing the claims
OF persons for exemption from Draft, at Bel
mont. 'Tis wonderful the ills some people
are afflicted with. r.G GI
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To be Held on the Fair Grounds a,
ST. cLA!asvlLLE, OHIO,
Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, sept. 24th, 25th e. 2Gth, ,Is62

rS~The Board resolved that should there
MT he a sufficient amount Of money left
alter deiraying the expenses of the Fair, to
pay the tremums awarded 10 full. the
amount on hand should be paid out in pro.
portion to the amount of Premiums award.
ed each individual
CLASS A-fHORoUGI BRED HoRsHs.
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S0r Read President Lincoln's letter, in
another column
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AY e RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
coruplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your feelings un.
comf5ftablei These symI-
tonis-are ofien the prelude t.
seriosS illSess. Bone Mt Of
si6lhatco Deeering upon you,
and should be averted BY q
timely iss Of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the dlsordsred hu ..
mors-purify the blood, and
let the fiuids move On unob-
struoted in health again.
They stimulats the functions
Of the body into vigorous &c.
tivity, purify the system from
A.. al.f x.s,l fn.,a .rI.tnl. .... L a.
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Co5iMSTEe-retcr Ner Riciland Township; Richard
l.. Riley, Richaad, Selden G,or e. Luylsville

Exhibitors required TO produce an authenticated
pedgrer OF each aa at the time Of entry, ior the use
Of the Awarding Committee
CoaNIrrEE-John Shurp, Unoniow1; John Bell Rich
land townships Is. E. DUNCAN COleralri Lewis Wood
Flushing; Gen. james Weir ST Clairsyille
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farmer ........................IO din
Exhi5tors fee In this class will be on on tie
hrsi premium for which the article compeics where TIE
hrs premium smounis 10 IS. or more,f less. uoihn9
CoMAitfEE-Jesse Magee. Ricbland TownshIpi Jas
Young, Rich and; Samuel Clark RichIand.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-28

Tuesday, september =, 1862,
nj the trout door OF the house. IN said county be.
tween tue hours Oi 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, und O'Clock r. "A
oi sud day, The following Real EAlnic, 10 wit:
Lying IN Belmont county, Ohio ~ Secs ~. 30 30 and
w. Range q Township q Tue ir,i piece containing li6
ceres, rood, ~ porclcg as described ia plat oi survey
made Decen,berSl loo. by 1lomas Mitchell, County
survey or; Sefiningat o ettion Oh HE corn n Of
sad premises, Nor o thu HE OF the Cenrn Ohio Rnil
iond thence n. deg w polrs TO a tree or station
thence N 10 deg w. 2550 poles to station or tree
therce ~ ~ deg f. 10 poles 10 tree thence N 10 de,
y poles To tree thence \. deg w. IL 2j poles 10 n
ree hence y. 10 deg IT, 81 poles ~ tree thence NJ m
deg. w poles 10 tree thence N. 10 deg H. II poles
70 tree thence ~ " deg IT, II poles to tree thence
y ~ deg 225O poles to tree thence ~ "a poles 10 the
N IT, corner at which there is n stone thence w 90
poles 10 corner on land Of Joshua Key SER thence A. 10
poles to tree thence w. II poles to n station Themes
directly South 40 poles 10 a station on the North line al
the Central Ohio Rail Road aud thence down the line nf
shlu hat Road Eastward 10 the place OF beginning
second piece. containing acres beginning nj NouL.
east corner OF the former piece thence West 81 poles
mruce ,: l+72 poles To rayine near Elm, thence
down SAID ravne 5Ul deg u % poics thence s. "a
1eg ~ poles 10 the Wcsi line Of former piece thence
N. - poles ..- ~
Third piece containing 10 acres more or less. niion
coal properly. 80 -'' VI ''
sad several pieors being one tract and containing to-
selher loj acres. more OF less.
Appraised al 8 -,676, .. .
Terms cash. IOCIJARy
July 81, lSI2-sT so
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Bin; have used your Pills In my general and hosnta,
practice ever vince made lhen aud hesitate TO
say they arc the best cathartic snpey. Their eg-
lating action on the liver Is quick and decided conse.
quently they ars an ndniirabo remedy for
Of that organ. Indeed have seldom found case of
bilious didse obstinate that II did not readily yield to
them. traternally yours, AlONZ0 BALL, d. D.,
ihysiea,, q( Hs Marins LfospituL
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Special Master Commissioner
Sheriff Office St ClaIrsv vile, Aug. :, l-'i2--sl %
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CLASS D-DRAFr HORSES.

AN horses o years old an upwaris entered in this
Entrance fec al.
CoNnIrrEg-Isaar Pickering, Richland Township; L.
~ Matthews, smith; Jos, pin Woodnansee, lacuIa..d
CLASS E-COLTS
BE 81 Cots from stallion. ..................s4 So
E.ltrl ce Zee i0c.
CoINrrEE-iiugh Ferguson. Uuiontown; Geo w.
Barnes Ricna I'd Township; Nulhan Sharu ess rain
CLASS FAST HOhSES.
. is, Cd. 3D..
Fastest rrong lllrse, Mare or Gelding. SIS $40 IS
-" Pacin; or RackIrg Is 10 S
Enran-e fee 81
Con iiriEE-col John Ippircoit Morristown; Mnior
Isaac Nelswanscr 81, Ciairsyii.e; Samuel Dunn, Union
Township
CLASS G-JAcKS, JENNETs AND MULES.
Best Jack, years oil and UPWARDS. s............s5 50
=" lhr oil hu!"s'.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s 9
- SIN Sle huir' 2
4" I-!cnr " ...,...................... | din
Entrance Zee 81.
Co5iNierEE-Petcr Ner Ric'nnd Township: Richard
L. hl.cy, Richi"nd, Seden Gcor %. Luylsvile.
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Bilious Disorders - Livor Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore Bsu, If Es,c Fork Gty.
Not only your pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperlent, but hnd t beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked iudeei T1iey have IN my psc
tice proved more eectual for lie Of bdous cunt
plain than any one remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purgaiive which
thy ule conhdence Of tle pr0le.son and te peuplu.
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'-I-IT-- TTI0I TIT n ~ !" "-NI- y ---T'T|
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
Negative Smoking.

Astory is told of prime young lady
of peculiarly strong smelling faculties
on the Detroit & Milwaukee cars, the
other day, with conductor Norris At
Pontiac, a gentlemen we'll known to
Norris got aboard, and took a seat
Immediately opposite a nice, sensitive
young lady. He was addicted to the
use of tobacco, and was endeavoring
to break himself of that habit, as he
kept an unlighted cigar in his mouth.
When Norris came along to collect his
fare and examine tickets, the young
lady very pettishly requested him to
have that man stop putting his nasty
cigar or put him out of the cars
why, madame said Norris, blandly,
the cigar is not lighted Well, it has
been,' she snapped out, and he's been
putting his nasty smoke in my face
Norris reached around and took the
cigar from his friends mouth and pre-
sented it to Madame Squeamish, quiet
ly asking, (which end is lighted, mad
amer There was a general roar
among the passengers and the young
lady wilted-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
APPREcIAr1oM OF the SuLIBMe

APPRECIATION OF THE SUBLIME
l once went with a country man who
had nevcr seen the sea, to a lofty cliff
from whose summit the eye roved ov.
e r a wide expanse OF ocean. | was
Delighted to act as guide, for | expect,
ed to be repaid by the vivid impress
sion the "mirror of eternity" would
make on that fresh mind. "See "said
j, meaning no pun, as / stretched out
my hands towards the boundless space
OF water There was a pause. NV
heart throbbed. | scarcely breathed
1t was to see Thee, Nature apprecia.
ted by a child of he forest. "And
WARS the trees Not a tree-dern
such a place" never go with any
b5dy TO the sea now.