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Iron Ore in BrOOkfeld.

A few weeks since We mentioned the large
discoveries of coal lately made in Brookield,
and Hubbard in this county. Mr. Albert
Christy of BrOokfeld. has shown to US speci-
mems of iron ore which he obtained from his
land, which is Of o very remarkable quality
In appearance, it resembles malleable iron. be-
ing soft, and the specimens we saw were of light
color. Mr.. Christy informs US that it can be
beaten thin, and bent like wrought iron. The
vein where the drill passed through it, was
about twenty inches in thickness, and was 60
feet from the surface.
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YOmt 9uttIigente.
Arrival and Departure of Nails.
Posr OFFICE. wARRES, oHlo.l
a ncc

Posr oFFIcE. WARREN, OHIoJ
~ May "a, 1861.
IsUSosTowE daily arrives $50 pnIssves Is:l5 N
aEVELAED, do do 1I:I5am do N
eALEN, do do @pm an
OIL nsssIEes, do do Ioam. dc pm.
sAARoE. arrives Tues. Thurs Sat. 10 u an. Leaves
same days at u n
". Granville arrives Nor. We'd Fri. eP n. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat. at - m
eKEExssuE0H. arrives Mon. wed. Fri at 10 m
Leaves same days at p m
NJ BLooxFTELD, arrivesMon. Wed Fri. by pm
Leaves Tues Thur. sat ats m
FAEHIEaToE. arrives Wed Fri by m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs at ] a II.
cAEroE, via Dsck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c, ar
riyes Fridays at p m. Leaves Tues. Gt6% IN
u Nails which leave At or before 6 q m. are closed
thepreeedinE evening at 9 p n All others are
closed half an honr previous to their departure.
Urxe sro, ,.s.er. delivered S gn F ,1.Daial NJ
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Clothes WriDger.

We the undersigned having thoroughly test
ed the Clothes Wringer cold by Joseph Meter
field. or A. S. Robbins, No. Is, Market Street
take great pleasure in recommending it to our
friends, as decidedly the greatest improvement
Of the AGE, for the following reasons:
lst- 1t saves time, which is money.
2d-ltsaves strength which cannot be bought
Sd. 1t saves clothes which cost money.
4th- Any boy or girl can use il who could
not wiring clothes by hand.
5th. 1t leaves clothes In a better condition
70 dry.
6.h. It will wiring clothes out of boiling hot
water, which is very important in the washing
Of wooden gOOjs, as it prevents them from full
ing.
7th. We do not see how any family can af.
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DRS. WORTMIN & SHANNON

WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, on
w Thursday. Oct. 10th, again New I4th. ada
gain DeesnIer 10. Drs. W. & e-esilths ssPseial at
iention OF the Afflicted to the faetthAtthey have bees
visiting Warren regularly every month for rsary
two years. thus showing that they 90 rot fe1rts eons
hack where they have done - tney
expect to visit regularly fer tie rsxt Eve yesrste
come. They have made Chronic DiseRsetfstr study
and have treated them almost exclusively for ahuE-
Der OF years and elair FAR better sreeess tran soala
rsasenahIy be expected from LCCAL PHfslClAhs.
They nov have = large nunbe- Of cases In this aae
the = Joining Counties, many Of whom had Doetorsa
for years to re eject, who they have sueeesG7hv
cared many Of whom ere well kroEn in this eonza-
aity. Drs. Workman & Shannen will both be aroma
s.Eether shiS trip and especially invite the EAl'ssA
to call.
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7 h ouinby Hin Ladies

Are still active. They have prepared and
forwarded another box of Roller Bandages,
Lint. Recket Handkerchief. Night Caps, dc,
also a box containing twelve Pillows and Cases,
and still the work goes on.
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Packages for the 2eth Regiment.

Lieut.. Downs will return to Camp King, Ky,
on Monday, January 9th, and those wishing to
send articles to their friends in the both, can do
so by leaving them at the store of Reed, jaime
son d Co in this town. previous to that date.
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Sunday School Festivals.
rnr rnrssrrERIAs sAnsaTH SCHOOL

THE PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH SCHOOL.
This School held a festival at Webs Hall,
on the evening of Friday. the 10Th ult, and
had a very pleasant time. Besides the teachers
and scholars, q large number of people were
present. among whom were a mail detachment
of soldiers frUm Camp Hutchins. Toward the
latter part of the evening the latter went
through some military evolutions. which they
did skillfully and with soldierly precision,
mach to the Qualification Of all, and especially
of the young folks. A short address was made
by Rev. Mr.. Clark, and prayer BY Rev. Mr..
Brown. A quartette of ladies and gentlemen
gave good music, and some songs were sung by
the School, after which al important item of
the programme, viz: the eatables, received their
share of attention,
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PARBNT5

and especially mothers who have the more i'm
mediate care Of children. permit me to say with
earusstness never lay down 10 rsst a.
with the hath and happiness Of Jour
ehildreR at hear. without having the Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trust to no other PHln
preparations or panaeeas-they may and offtA
fail in or itisal eases-but the Perry DAVIS
rever-nonever-if you heed not this timely
warning the fuult is your own. a. Perry BaVis
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store t~hroughSus
the length and breadth Of eur land, and all
over the civilized world.
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rrumbpn County Agricultural Society.

Notice is hereby given. that the Annual Meet
ing of the members of said Society will be held
on Monday, the Goth day of January, 1862. at
ten o'clock A. NJ, at the Office of the undersign-
ed in Warren. T.. L. FULLER,
Jan. l. IS62-3t. Acting See'ry.
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rHE BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL


Held 4 festival at the Baptist Church on the
evening preceding Christmas. The church was
veil filed with scholars and spectators. Short
addresses were made by Rev DR.. Davis. of Gin
einnati. Rev. E. T. Brown, G. o. GriswOld, the
Superintendent, and R. s. Parks, Esq. and
songs were sung by the choir and by the
school.
The prominent Object Of attraction vas 8
tall Christmas Tree, standing IN front of the
pulpit, and sparkling with lights and loaded
with peculiar and varied fruits. Active hands
commenced to pluck them and each was found
70 hear the name Of scholar or teacher. The
delivery Of these to the recipients afforded
great qualification, and in SOM instances un-
bounded mirth. One class Of tall young men
received, each a paper Of popcorn and candy,
and q small china dog. Those who first re-
ceived this kind of presents. were afterwards
sonsoled by other and more valuable gifts; some
of these, and especially those 70 the teachers,
we're very handsome. One package presented
o Rev. Mr. Brown with much ceremony, when
opened was found to contain a mall tin Hum-
,et. ("gospel trumpet") which he blew quite
8 much TO the anus ement, if not as much to
he edi6eatiOn of his audience. as some of his
,rnsr efforts. A teacher who deals in watches
.ee;yed 6 small brass watch, and another, a
arpeuter, wss hOnOred with a uery small ham
yer. Nor were the visitors sighted; Auditor
Eolcott, who sat By our side, wac called up.
I'd received a small assortment Of candy;
lille Mr.. Ford, of the Grammar SehoOl, and
rself were similarly hOnored. with the add
IN of a sugar cast of a dove sitting between
5%sar.s. mathematical Of our desolate con
!hon.
All these things, Of course. greatly amused
e assembly, and the eG4ir was&uaiversslly
ed a complete success. zz1a Es-saz
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p7gpepsia and Liver pisease.

De you rise with . coated tengus nerniaTs. via
bad tasts in TIE mozsh and poor appetite for break
fast Do you feel EheR you frst get rp 70 weak and
languiA you e1a scarcely get Ahoutf To yea AaVSA
dizziness iotke head at times and often = dulnesss
with headache neeasio rally J Are yerr bowels esstr
I've and irreE ular and appetite shargtAble1 Do Jsa
ref up wiAd from the stomach, AID do you bloat aP
ofen Do you feel = ~fuliness after eEtisgsnd . gsns-
ness when the stomach IS empty , Do yeS have heart
burn occasionally ? ro you feel lev spirited ana
Ioek on the dark side Of things Are zen net uH1sa-
ally nervous sttines1 Do you not hCeOls TeEtlsas
and often lay until midnight before YEA can 90 -
sleep 7 and then, at times, don't yea feel den And
sleepy most Of the time Il your skin dry and sea
" : also sallow In shsrt, Is not yocr life . lar
then, fall Of forebodingsf Now, these are The JyEP-
toms generally present. b1tnot always all 81 Aan,
aud there are thousands who are suGering daily res
them, and We pledge ourselves. In from three - ats
prescriptions. to dive them all away and esnilsss.
iyrure the patient, changing their whole FhSsieaI
and mental nature, and thus rake life . slessi1g IN
plsee OF a burthen. We ask those who kaTstriedun-
til tired and discouraged to give Is one fair LialaHS
we eandidly can do Just what is above set forth. IrJ
tive reseription m and we can in that time Tati1fy The
most inere Gul0us. We call especial attention to car
almost Invaluable treatment in the allows diseasss-
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provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain XII
Ter at this season Of the year when Ch0lis.
Cboleramorbus, DysentSry, DiarrLGa de. may
disable your hands-use it in every ease OF
the kind, and my cara fOrit, if it does not sf
feet q speedy eure-but be sure you trust 10 no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry D.-
Wis Pain Killer which has never to my knSHL
Al ga fuiled
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HAPGOOD / ADAMS, PropristOrs.
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING.
having = superior assortment Of Job Printing mate
nal, We are prepared to execute in the best manners al
1indsofPlain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
-sUcH As-
Aaoress CARDS, Certificates. Labels,
5aAiness cards, Check Books, Aanifests,
rank Cheeks, Coiored Printing, Notes,
Stitei Laoing, Drats, Programme
HSi Iicketsy Form Books, Receipts,
flanks ,alk kinds, Handbills, Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the Shape Of Printipr.at
Prices that cAnnotfsii to suit, and with the Rreatestdi,
PHteh- WskeeP constantly OF hand a good assortment
NioardlaHd hne stationer from which those in want
Printing can select
Justices and CoRstables' Blanks,
L QUIT CLAIM DEBDs
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPcEAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Recruiting for the Artill1ry.

Erwin Ladd, of Warren, and Mr.. TribbY, Of
Brookfeld Center, are authorized to receive re-
eruits for the It'll Reg. Battery of ARTILLERY.
GEO. L. WOOD, I,t Lieut..
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WARNING N ADVICE.

Citizen SoIdieT-As you provide to go forth
TO battle. by all means DIT divide yourself with q
good supply Of Perry Davis Pain killer
it may be the means Of saving your life froH
many diseases incident to camp life-it has
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per-
nv Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable
preparation Of the kind in al eases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-01
Salt Rheum and Scald Head.

va claim positively to cure every case Of there dis
sasea- This Is = ~Fs.itiVS fact, AID We Will pledge
ourselves to give $50 to aEy case Of the kind thAt
We cannot cure and Se generally cure Etta one pre-
S~eription.
Refer to Austin sigler. Fowler. J II. castsrliHs.
BaIetta. Mrs. L. blackburn. Newton Falls, Henry
Coax. Rloonheld.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-01

A List of Lands, Town Lots and Real Property, returned delin.
n quent b the treasurer Of rrunbuu County. In August Iei, exeptiHrt hess on
Which In Faxes nd Psnaityh have since been paid to which sa ddeda penalty oftunty
pr cent m the taxeso II M pressnty year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-01

AUDITORS OFFICE Warren, Trunbun County, o. December Z. 1851
I thereby cerify the foregoing to = correct list II III he Lands, Tovs Ltsa y Real
Property eurRedd delinquent b. the Treasurer Of said eoaEyi ia Angus. 80 except
those on which the taxes and penalty haves since beer paid) and that the oregsing dI
cipion Of said LaHis, ToWn Lots, &c sthe same as thaton the Duplicate CT Hl a=d
that the Faxes Of he preceding year ave leen charged correctly thereon hhtssny
per eenbam penalty to sh6hh ad3edh the taxes OF the present year
Notice list hr.nrsh hereby given. that the Whole OF the several tracts of Land, ToEa
Lots and Real Property in said list eSntaiaed, or so much the eofaSE will be neees AIRY "a
pAy the taxesa m penatyr hargedth thereon will b soha at Il CozTtH Housed sadie county.
IN he second Monday Qah Ga) of January, 1865, b. the County Treasurer unless thu
axes and penalty are paid before that line
decIi~4w ORLOW L. WOLCOTT, County AudaOr.
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PRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,

let ne say to you in brothsrly kindness pat .
Bible in one end of the Soldiers Kitand abot-
tie OF genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer in the
ether, sad il may be the means Of i~nsuring his
s.fs r.turu-trurt to no other preparation.
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Cleveland 8 Mahoning Railroad
TINE TABLE-Yo. 10.


TINE TABLE-No. 10.
To take effect on and after Nov. %, 1861.
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Making connections as follows:
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and CleYe
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for ChagTin Pals. &c.
At hantua with hacks for RzTenna, &c.
At Braceyille with hacks for Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, GreenTille, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youngstown With stages for New Castle, Poland.
Lowell and EHon Valley, and thence by p. Fl ". &
G. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
fNov.e7 1861 cHAS.L RHODES, suPt.
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w of the public to their large assortment Of
Watches. Jeweiry Silver and Plated ware, also to a
great variety Of
HOLIDAY GIFTS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
We have continually on hand a large and we'll Sc
lected Stock Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
All Styles and Prices. consisting Of Ladies' Gold
Hunting and open Face Watches, Gents Gold Hunt.
ing Watches, Silver Watches OF all grades and pri-
ces. We would particularly call attention to our
Swiss Straight Line Lever Watch,
mads TO our order, for our retail trade, they are sq=al
If not better than any Common watch. that cost dou-
your time. We are bound { o sell. We have on hand
a large assortment OF Silver Ware, OF all kinds.
We sell ROdger Brothers Silver Plated Ware, the
beat that can be got in Market, c insisting of
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS,
Casters, Cake Baskets, Knives, Forks, Butter Cooler,
Spoons, Of all Ityles, &c, &c
We selID1Eson, Warner & Hyde's lip top
GOLD EMS,
The Oldest and best mandatory in the United States
Do net fail to try them. We have also a very large
assortment Of Gold, Silver, steel and Plated Bow
Specs, Of the finest quality OF Glass. We cannot
fail 10 fit every eye.
Do not fail 10 call abdbuy your
HOLIDAY GIFTSatJ. VAUTROT&Cos.,
Ereryihing fns. niei and desirable can be had at
WAR PRICE S.
TEngrarirg very neatly done, also all repairing
done and warranted dec. Is, 1861,
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DEMEMBER Foolish men say there
IL isno danger Of are on ny premises; but The
wise maR keeps insured with Us.
7 :, N'LAIN& 10 AErs.
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J. VAUTROT & CO..

Would respectfully call the attention
w of the public to their large assortment Of
Watches, JeEelry Silver and Plated ware, also to a
great variety OF
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FAVE MaiIEIP. \ TRAINS LEAVE Exp. Mail
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-" III IIOL
Notice is hereby giVss that the subscribers
nave been appointed a~ssignees Of Patch & Opdyeke.
Creditors viii please present their claims against
s.lo rAtcn & oPdyeke 10 the undersigned at the
anee. withoatunneeessary delay and all persons in
dested to said Patch l. opdycke are required to make
m. B-TAYLHR,
Sept. %, lsoi-H. B.P Jameson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-11

TO tAe S1S0eve Of As SOutA SIDE, and fhe 60raty
Cossttes Of rirSinia and North Carolina.
Permit one who 10 we'll acquainted with
your condition, aud who has oiien partaken
subject well worthy Of your attention, bu'
the importance OF which may not have oc
CURED TO you.
You have but little idea how highly you
have been favored in not having An army %
iRpasloA 70 dsvastate your farms and lay
waste your dwellings; nor one Of defence
quartersd In your MIDST; but your sons and
neighbour. who have visited Manassas
conception OF the destruction which large
army must necessarily occasion.
Tbsre are both In Virginia AMI Carolina
many families which have all their lives
luxuries that you have enjoyed, but which,
by the inroads Of the Hessians, have been
rendered homeless and houseless, but.
blessed b God, not friendless, so long as your
never be said In after years that in the sunny
Sou tn the Hipss aud children OF the refugees
were allowed to suffer for the necessaries OF
life whilst Southern farmers had enough to
somethiAg shouN be done for the refugees,
and done promptly.
Let each honsekeeper at once write to
some minister of the Gospel either in Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Weldon, New
bern, or Raleigh, stating how many persons
he can accommodate, and requesting him to
lot Ii 10 known to some who are seeking
temporary home. Let the refugees in the
same manner write TO some minister in either
OF the above.named places TO aid them in
procuring home.
Let no false pride prevent either the one
party from Offering or the other from accept
Ing this kindness. There are cases in which
those seeking shelter would greatly prefer
being allowed to pay boSrd and there may
be some housekeepers Ahose circumstances
would render them excnsable in charging it.
II 20. let them put the bfard as low as posi-
bio, and state how man4 they can accommo-
date. Many families ase anxiously seeking
board along the line of the Richmond and Dan.
ville and the North CAROLINA railroads, and
unless the farmers in tho counties accessible
to those railroads are willing to receive them,
they may In some cases become the Victims
Of The avarice which 10 SO rife In the land.
The ministers OF the GOSPEL are always ready
to promote every such object, and will gladly
perform their part in this good work, and the
editors who approve the suggestion will
cheerfally make 1t through their columns.
S0UTH.SIDB.
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y. b = q q s IS
BKEAD. OAKE. UxAUxxR. NV

Having removed 70 ny nsw estahlthn,s.1 -
eorscr Of Brood an4 Foarth sts., whieS Ia. ~
ettsd up In supGrlsg style. do now ~. ~ -
esss shanls 70 ny friends anA the public !. ~
e. 10. lcs - ss ~: .ss.a pss;o.ass bows6 % q
70 bus1Dsss, and working Of ihs 80 m.as.;s,s ce
merit Z e0ntinuance Of he same. 70
nave iuHessed ny facilities fos Dakns ,...,
~ "a ~, I en- now prepared = ssm an,
-, S~ = O1AukAR9 end PIES. a !.
~ Rssss. sesaehsAneus Of IL kind h
Hospitals 2Mta1saAs. md Doara,.. H..
s1pelisd With FRESH BREAD twies 49, ~. ~
U ox. Of gu kinds, irssh baksd soss,s"A.
Suffers supplisd with URAOKnna nAryc
9lA94R,B BREAD. SPI0ENUTS e, q -
Orders from the country sAa.kfany ,.,.,,..
and carefully attended 70. ''e
P:rsi . :epglisd with PLAIN ..s osxAusx.
D. nRI00a's New Baker,.
Corner Of Broad and Fourth ar;st.H -
WM N. TIEsLEY's NEW LARGE
w 8 r + A M BA KEPv
Having q considerable ezpenss Atssd IN =
Gary and nth Streets am now prepared 10 iur.,sS
I'll ordess in my line Immediately.
shall keep constantly On hand fresh AaheA. n
kiads Of C1A0KRRA flLOT and
NAVY DAnAD.
UOLA00U0 m
SUGAR OAKUa
Ny ovens, aaehlnxy and tools beinG so.ieis
new and Of the most improved styls togsshss Nh
my long experisnSs In business, feei 1ustAsd =
aging that can furnish - good q arscle n
Orackers and Cakes - my sstabllsAmaoA b tAS a
other country. -IF
Merchants having orders from ths country win
6nd II TO their interest TO gi7e me . eall.
~ Particular attsntio1 paid 70 pscAina -
eooperins Ill articles shipped.
de Ism WIN. n. TINHLDY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SMALL NOTES.-The Notes Of. y r.
BROKEN aee promptly redeemed, (ss they have
always been) In bankAble money, at his place oil
business, No. 4 Exchange Block, Pearl 1t. Al
psrsons having bis Noes or Bills can present them
foe redemption, In any amounts. daily, excep,
Sunday, from u O'Clock A. n. TO 6 p. n.
~ have Just opened . superior stock OF Ha
vsna CIGARS, Chewing ana 3moking TOBAO
90, HARDINE6, PEPPER SAUCE, OATbUPS
kc., which am selling Ut reasonable prices.
'5 u. r. BROKEN,
mn lO-6t& No. I Exchange Block, Pearl St.
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w A N T + D.

w RECRUITS,
For crack regiment-the Ath Alabama, and
Laws Legion.
The undersigned, having been appointed re-
or nj ting officer for the 4th Alabama Regt-
ment, has opened an ONCE in this city, at 100
Main street, (up stairsJ three doors above
l4th, over MIR. w. S. Tupman's Furnishing
Store.
This Is an opportunity rarely offered TO.
men DESTROYS TO enrol themselves under tn
banner OF their country, in q regiment which
has already won for itself a name for gal.
lantry unsurpassed in history.
The 500 bounty allowed by Government
will be paid upon enrolment in cash.
Clothing, rations, &c, furnished free.
/ have given Lewis Warrington and John
r. Platter authority to act as recruiting OFF,
GERS with me. NJ. b. TRAVIS, .
Lieut.. 4th Alabama Reg't,
Recruiting Officer.
N. Is Those desiring substitutes for tn
war, and nom resident parties who desire to
serve as substitutes, would do well to call at
our recruiting office. NH 6-3W*
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[IuHDlE!!! ~ CXIe!.:s

III oI1An 1AKx1Y, nlosrs,>
. 10 :a1scr!esre, thankfaI 1uf psi S~oss
~ ~ ~. ~ sn"c , 81 ,inaosmine tkslr icsdc
nish IN any quantity frssA 49, FL -. LIZ
q. sugar, and Arrow Root ORIUYkRs.
SPICE NUTS, HES, 10, ~AAA0;
Oar Machinery ana Ovens
none but Ne besS wosknaea e1rs~vssWs M
O1ders iron satlegs, morcHSS 49,,
keepGss aad fAmtliss, solicited M nr.- cUnI
execa:ed q - low prices q any ssscSiisSy
r Particular attention raid q eoo,....
scoGs seapPsd. AUMDI4EY = UASCEs. :"
-AoAs~AW 163 BroaA a