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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-04

From NEW ORLEANS The Infamous proclamation OF
Butler 10 regard TO the ladies' of New Orleans was Issued
on the l7th and caused feeling Of the utmost nosna-
icn throughout the city. No open and public manifesto
tons Of hostility were made but upon the countenAnce
Of every man could be read the determination OF ven
geanee and II Butler ventures out without his body
guard |, will be his last venture for he will never return
Mayor Monroe protested sgar tie brutal ar slpng
proclamation and notified Butler be would no logger
hold the oce Of Mayor unless the order wss revoked
Butler then had him arrested and sent to Fort Jackson
The Recorder OF the city, together with one oil the
citizens was engaged in tarring aud feahering sup
posed aboitionis twelve months ago for this hey
were arrested and sent Fort Jackson 10 be confined
until the close Of the war and then to be sent North Tor
trial All persons who have in any way nterfered with
Union men" summarily and severely punished
The papers have been suspended with the exception OF
tie Picayns, True Delta and Bilstin and they are not
allowed 70 publish anything but what has passed the
nsorskip Of Batter. When Pcayune Issued his Procla'
alton he sent a copy to John haginns OF the JrEs
Delta and ordered Is to be published This hsginnis re-
fused to do and promptly notified Butler that he would
not publish it. Butler sent word to him that he mtf
publish a. but hsginns replied that he did not yield 10
any mans order and "Would see Butler damned before
he would publish it. Butler then sent down hs own PM
ttrs and set up and Issued the Proclamation haginnls
Ia the only that Boiler seems TO kuock uncer TO-
There are about 900 Yankee troops in the city I'M
der the command Of Gen. Gus L. Shipey; he ia arln:
ed and intelligent gentleman and 10 every reepee the
superior of his commanding officer The hot weather
making grea. havoc snong the soldiers end every dsy
alter march through the streets many OF them are car
red exhausted their quater great amount oil sick
meas prevails among them, and many deaths occur daily
One steamer has sTrived from the North with cargo OF
merchandise under special pern0 to brother Of
Picayune He has opened store in the custom hot >
and Is doing quite drTirg business With the negroes
and some Of the loyer orders.
Butler goes down every day, accompanied BY strong
guard to see how the business gourshes Els headgusr
tsrs are still the St. Charles Hotel which is Occupied
exclusively by himself aud oicers Pierre soue still re-
mains IN New Orleans and his influence the iuhabi
tans q rubounfed Buter would gsdly get him cut Of
the way, but fsS.s to tsop.ie hii. The sa ho tore
down the federal .g from the custop house has been
tried by court martial and sentenced to be shot Tne
people of New Orleans bear up brayeiy add oJaly pn-
der their misfortunes, and look forward with longing
eyes and xous hearts 10 the day when they shall well
cos tie u torions arGv Of tue Southern Conederacy,
and Dutef sOd bis wyraieens .-Ae ;e;i uat reEasds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-04

400 GROSS BOTTLE DRaIJON C0RKs
EOO Of The best quality for sale by W. PETERSON 90,
Is Main sweet uhf
VIURKISH SMOKING TOBACCo.-AnOiset lo' Of
that choice Turkish Tobacco TO hand and for sale by
mh8i W. PkrrRa0s CO.. 1855 MAIN a.
MILITARY JACKErs.-A supply Of heavy Gray
III Military Jaetss, a the Iron Front Clothing Warehouse
BALDWIN WILLlkhs, lls sad lis hala a. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-04

LAND FOR SALE.
WILL expose for sale at pubic auct Tuesday, the
18th d3vof Iuiy, fsir MOI the fr dJ The al
ae OF land which NJ. huds p-rOp hve contsEng
a38 Ores, bing 10 the county Of Abemsre about miles
north Of Depot This land well s1ap ed TO ths usual
gown In this oon well vsisred aud Abundance Of timber
The i'm coni, OF good two house newly built
and ether cut hoos Adjoining 10 fne
,tu ng mill and mill The greater portion Of The timber
lies within few hu drei yards Of the mills Mr. Blu Will take
pleasure in uing the property any wishing 10 purchase
TERxS m lde known on d ~ Of sale.
HUDSON MARTIN,
ny 2l-e6g Com Mss oner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-04
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS.

ATTENTION VOLONTEEEs.
pY authority OF the Secretary o. "sr viii and muster
ID into service company Of Infantry for The :oI
portion Major 30 g. Scots Battalion ESQ Bounty Uni-
forms and the most improved arms farDished.
To those Who willing enlist tie protection Of - cir
h.p2y homes and invaded country appeal forward
aud join
have associated with me In this patriotic calling ohares e.
Morgan LeIngi n L. and x. H. Plant form ely Of the
brated Richmond '. Blr-s
oa the oca4srais STATES lSeruuss oaes, hSa
splS-u r CLAY MADDOX.
M8YI, Is69-i0 London Porter In Pnts, received
vi to-day ard for sale by D0yEA o. nal
LN08 RENT.-.Th. very desirable stOrs ocrapsi By
Il Us, Of 18th snd Gary Streets
Possession given Immediately. .-ro,,o-.
nh 22-u eWORO6 4 GAsRT,'S.
IMP esH CITRATE MAGNRTIA and seldHts Pow.
d.-s prepared and sold By MEADE BAKER, Ptasnsess-
lists, Iss Main shove p. q. iEig
Dooks GOOD eAMARITLN.-Thh great and never fIirng
II remedy ReumaiIsn and Neuralgia may be had al "
p,TeSsOS'k CDs nrug store .pii
SyTIsDOw GLASS AND POrTY-A larys I-3p.y o. y "a
w Gln and Patty hand and for sale ~ w. PlTtk
SON 90. ln5 aala street de-
LAND FOR SALE
II OYrE2 for sale fam. TIE Ap toS Ry-r, Ss
county Of pn Ewsrd six miles above Fasnyi L. Grl
40 scres bu, be made ller hse
The improvements con it Of dwelling en os
Office, anaesey neess' oa;bsldi 10 repair. ~
betreen so and 100 OF and - land:
finely set In cToYer.
For laforr, ioa regard to H. rcer 10 ny a. DR.
John A. Daily and Charles Martor, Parmvlls.
Ny adiIeSs forst1wn care Of Capt John I Thornton.
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WANTED To HIRE.

NiGRoEs To 60 in the country.
y Apply to
C.s HIFRE BUREAU,
shockoe sip,
June S-8. doors below Couu ban Hotel
SODAi BODAI!-50 KegS Superior Carbonate Soda fo'
y sale nv JAIN 4 v sToRp 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-04
To CORREsPONDENTs.

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE 4, 1854.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08
Gunntion,

l was working a few days since. The
contrast between two men who were work.
lug for the same wages was worth inserting
because 1t illustrates some trnth-the dit,
ference between the common American and
European. We were preparing to Throw
our bridge across the ldlewild brook. A
quiet, narrow-shouldered American, with
my horses hltched to a drag, was drawing
stone for the roadway beyond, and a bread
%shouldered fellow from the old country was
digging earth to fiji in. | stood looking
on a moment. l saw q thrifty little cedar,
which was partly uprOoted, and requesting
the digger TO shovel some dirt around it,
! walked on Returning a few moments af-
ter, l saw my cedar erect enough, but Its
roots were stil exposed. Why don't you
cover 1t with dirt :" [ asked. Sure,
sir" said sturdy Great Britain, with a look
of most honest regret that he had not been
able to Obhge NE, you told NE to shovel
it, and L had no shovel" lie was work
ing with a spade.
1t was not ten minutes after this that l
saw my little dollar a-day unhitching the
horse from the dray. What are you going
to do ," l asked. why, there's no more
stone to be got on this side, and as the car
penter don't seem to be coming along to fix
this bridge, L thought I'd step over and get
what's his names oxen, and snake them
timbers up. and haul EN- across with a
block and tackle, and timber over, and put
nm tho nlontc aa-ll 1-o-- 49,. =
the other side then" Here was a quiet
proposal to do what l had looked forward
to as quite a problem, even for a protested
mechanic. l had bespoken a carpenter for
the job three weeks before.
There stood the abutments six feet high
and twenty-five apart; the stream swollen
by the freshet, and hardly fordable on
horseback, running between; and how
those two immovable timbers, thirty feet
long, were to be got across without machin-
cry and scafold to SPIN this chasm of TWEEN
ty-fve feet, l was not engineer enough to
see. 1t was among the chores that a mau
with common gumption could do easy
enough" however, as my little friend said
and it was done the next morning with
block and tackle, rollers and levers, he CO.
ing about it as naturally and handily as if
he had been a bridge builder by profession.
There being no higher pay for day labor
with his amount Of "gumption," and day
labor such as the other mans, who could
not conceive how a spade might be used for
a shovel, shows how common ingenuity is in
orr country, and how characteristic of a
Yankee tits to know no obstacle.-N z.
Wills.
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THE HAPPY LAND.
. Difficult Question An,
sWered.

Can anybody tell why, when Eve was
manufactured from one of Adams ribs. a
hired girl wasn't made at the same time ia
wait on her?
We can easy? Because Adam never came
whining TO Eve with a ragged stocking to
be darned, a collar string to be sewed. or
glove to be mended, right away, quick
noWY' Because he never feared the news
paper until the sun got down behind the
palm trees and stretched himself yawning
out.
Amt supper most ready, my dear?"
Not he. He made the fire and hung ov-
er the kettle himself, well venture, and
pulled the radishes and peeled the bananas,
and did everything else that he ought to /!
He MIXED the cows and fed the chickens,
and looked after the pigs himself. He nev-
er brought home half a dozen friends to
dinner when Eve hadn't any pomegran-
ates, and the mango season was overI He
never stayed until eleven o'clock to a ward
meeting hurrahing for the out and out can
didate, and then scOld because poor Eve
was crying inside the gates. To be sure
he acted rather cowardly about apple-gath-
ering time, but then that don't depreciate
his %helPfulness about the garden? He new
er played billiards, or drove fast horses,
nor choked Eve with cigar smoke. He
never loafed around the groceries while SOL
itary Eve was rocking little Gains cradle
at home. In short, he did not think she
was specially created for the purpose of
waiting on him, and wasn't under the i'm
preston that it disgraced a man to tighten
his wife's cares a little.
That's the reason that Eve did not need q
hired girl, and We wish it was the reason
that rene of her fair descendants did.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

NEW CATEcHIsM-FirSt class in philos-
Ophy stand up.
Thibets, what is life? Life consists of
money, a horse and a fashionable wife.
What is pOverty?-The reward of merit
agenius receives from a discriminating pub
lie.
What is religion Doing unto others
as you please, without allowing the return
Of the compliment.
What is fame PA six line puff in a
newspaper.
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Medina. March l. Is6l.

Feb. l9.ls6l.
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A little girl just past her fifth year.
while chatting about the beaux that visit
ed two of the sex in the same house, of
more mature age, being asked, What do
you mean BY beaux,' Anne replied. Why,
L mean men that have not got much
seuse.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

You would be very pretty indeed, said
a gentleman, patronizingly to a young la
dy, If your eyes were only a little larger
Ny eyes may be very small, sir. but such
paople as you don't fill them,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

A young gentleman in the ~spring-time of
life, when walking with a lady, stumbled
and fell. On his resuming his perpendic-
ular' the lady remarked, she was sorry for
has unfortunate tamr pas Il didn't hurt
my fore paaDS, said he, L only barked my
knee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

THROWING ONES SELF ABoUT.-An
instance of this proceeding was witnessed a
few evenings since at a party, in the case of
a young lady, who, when asked to sing.
first tossed her head and then pitched her
voice.
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Slaves Wanted.

~ '"bscribcr will pay the highest
I>a-Hot price in cash for any amount of oil bar
rel SLa1es and Headings, delivered ut his shop on
Ihs UznAl. near N. B. Tuyler's Warehouse.
w. NJ. a. N DIETZ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

Young ladies if the young men in these
perilous times wait to be pressed into the
service, let them never press you into their
service.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

Gay Reveller-"Can't change a dollar
bill, Ell? Well, I'm glad of that. I've
had thirty-six drinks on it in three days,
and it may stand a good deal of wear and
tear yeti"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08
WILLIAM TAYLOR,

Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harnesses
Brides, Martingales, Trunks, Whips, Buffalo AMI
FANCY Robes. Horse-Blankets, Covers, Fly-Nets
&c, NO II, west side Of Main Street, Warren, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

A lady well advanced in ~maidenhood, at
her marriage requested the choir to sing
the hymn commencing:
This is the way 1 long hay sought,
And mOurned because 1 found il not"
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Ill S. MID.
W. III. HULL d Co
~ALEXANDER MeCOyyTH

Manqfaeturers of Improved Steam ENGINES. Tro,
and Brass Founders and Millwriehts. FrankIi,
foundry, Corner of Liberty and South Streets
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Manufacturer of Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. &c
carnage trimmings, at the Center of Farmingtop
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Warren Marble Works.

THE undersigned would respectful
l. ly announce to the citizens Of Trumbull and
surrounding counties, that we stand ready TO fur
nish them with the latest and most approved East
ern styles Of
Monuments, H~eadstones,
and anything that comes in the line of msnufactur-
ed Marble, and can satisfy all in reference TO our
ability and skill in execution Of work. The finest
quality Of Italian and American Marble constantly
kept on hand. Also, plans and designs of an kinds
for the benefit of customers.
All persons wishing TO obtain any thingi in our line
would do well to call and examine our stock. be-
fore buying elsewhere.
HOWARD & KRHLER,
Liberty Street, opposite the Bank.
Warren, July 50, lS62-tf
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CIR B E r G

CIR Ai 4 Il N Is NJ
FAMILY MEDICINES
Are prepared under the immediate supervisor Of
a skiiltul Physician, and they may be relieo upon III
all case; IIigan,e Of the community is not insulted
r. 1Ser ri a single medicine which CLAIMS 10
e1re an DISEASES, but the Gr9ienOeTs hensunSi
Consists of eleven different medleines, al une4uaiieu
soHhIl ~ o,rs ~ the diseases for which they are recon-
manSed among which may be selected one apPIO-
nr;afe 10 any OF the diseases incident 10 thls country
and sl1TaseGt or RFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
I.,tsr than any other kind OF Pills IN the world
-P sHssR y SsfF1EsNSBERG UTERINE CATHoLIC0N
:. an ;nfafIible remedy for all Female diseases
Price $$1aHSS UTERINE CATHOLICON will also
- GraveL. diseases of the Kidneys, urinary dlm-
cui1esT IN m HR PSFFENBERG SARSAPARILLA is
BY far the most powerful anu
IN gse T 1GSRRFENBERG DYsENTERl sIR,
Up Is a certain and quick remedy l"i
the 6SEslsGGfR{i%fgF TESSBERG PILE REMEDY ney-
49, saiI- 70 permanently relieve this distressing us
eas ses-FPHS S$Rk;RFENBERG CHILDRENrs PAN
.SE A ia an invaluable compound in all diseases IN
Gident T t. eh a FRrRsHFSENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
Remedy is a sovereign specific for TINS particular
d~iseassS11PPrSess q SSFsfFHSSBERGG GREEN MOUNTAIN
ofNTWENT exeels all other salves IN is eurSn'e
kS-THE GREtENbEhS NO-EaF "a al null
bEaadLarv com laints-Pric g a bottle. Kan emf
nnnt Pbvsician of New York. states tnst ne naS
$500 The Grefenberg Consumpuve Daln
III grsat success in Dropsy. Our own experience
substantiatesS hrs HEALTH BITTERS
are he most pleasant and delshtul toni0 e'ei Pfe
aEsd dTP S sRROSsfFIEsSNBERG EYE LOTION is un-
,a.auaIed in All Inflammation or diseases vi ~AeS
Price . cents.
HOME TESTIMONY
Mr. IL. B. KISGsLEY-Dear Slri We lsgI n NJ ~ -
tv We owe 10 the public, TO state ina w eomnIsints
" H. IL a medicine invaluable for eomplaIWH NJ
thohe9n he head of Female Diseases. we
Sa1s nssd vour Grafenberg Medielne ~ ~
greatly benefited thereby, 50 9SSe om 80 To the thou
price aouO who are suffering from weaknesses
san1 aIS recommend the Cathoieon as q sure RIn-
acea. 1t giYes strength 10 me ns-sorm their ap-
eaen o. tns ;ons Mrs. W. CAkIEks
proprlate faneuons Mrs. E.. E. WEEKS
Miss C. SWORMSTEIT-
Medina, March l. lsol-
a-rbs .bove named Ladies We are personally
acquainted with, and knSw thew we're great sufferers.
NJ e has been so badly atheted thaI 60 a
a; = cnitv She was able to stand upon e ~ ber
few bottles of Cath3heon ehIIdi treat benefit from
eonPiathSS we recrmmend il to the Laeles oi
This county as q safe aond eheieht
many complaints they IL JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
Jobn r. Woods, Warren j. Les
Z q N Ts.e = fsyde / Baily. Hubbardi 4. fnepp'
RRrook6eid: ]. II. c. Johnson. haruOlKEii nsman:
Holcou Geo. Gastavus; Curtis & Smith Greene;
" r Savage, Bloomfield; L. 1. oJIrS'
Falls, and by medicine H1fgNN1GSfEY- Cleveland.
Agent for ONO.
Feb 70. 1861.
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GROCERS.
MANUFACTURERS

=. sfEAk- z. SPEAR. JR.
EDWARD SPEAR q son,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber. Rough and
Dressed. Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring. S;dinS
Shingles and Lath, No !. Canal Street, Warren. q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08
OVERS NOTICE.

MR. X. WHEATLEY most res
wi p~ectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen
OF Warren and vicinity, that he has fitted up DYE
HOUSE, on the River Road. one door south of Mr..
?. GaskllIs residence, where he is prepared TO dive
all kinds of goods, either
SILK, WOrsfed. Cotton or WOOIIen,
in the very best manner, and warranted TO give sat
l~sfacton. EEAn goods returned in one weeks
time. Gentlemen's Clothes cleansed and Owed in
fashionable colors- Ladies' Dresses eleansed snd
dyed; likewise Fancy BOnnets Of all kinds and col
Ors. Shwals cleansed. dyed and pressed. Also. all
kinds Of Ribbons cOlOred, and Mourning dyed on
the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly attep.
ded 10, at the shortest notice and on the most res-
sOnable terms. Terms Cash,
n. B. Goods or orders may be left at J. Wheat
ley's Grocery, Quinby Hill.
Aug q, 1S62-3m" R. WHEATLEY,
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BoLEs, ST psHU.
BOLES Il HARSENAN

&c. Collins on hand, and made 10 order on shoti
nolee apd reasonable terms. West Pennington.
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4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.

William S. Noble. Plaintif.l Before S. A. David
G. A. carringer, Defendant. T4aI nj Ii g da AeSSScia a
On the sd day Of August. 1862, said Justice issu-
ed an order Of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of ten dollars and eighteen cents, which o.
der has been served on property of the defendant.
st9 day OF October, 1852, a. 10 o'clock A NJ.
sept2' IS2-SW' WV. S. NoBLE.u
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Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes. RuLbers
Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Cabinet Ware and Chairs,
FIRM aud NEW GOODS
G. 7. TOWNSEND
/. ! KUEsDELL- SrNn

A. TRUEsDELL- Sr~
TRUEsDELL & TOWNSEND.
CAt the weu-known stand of A.. TruesdellC
entered into a partnership
Ill for the manufastuEss snd sale a fbo Of T TASlS va
EOh-N IL bove now on hand and are receiving d
taIse Extension Tables
Solas, Centre
Mahogany Rockers. 6;nine
Easy Chairs, D-anLf,st
&" Spring Seat Chalrs, PPiIcbsn
Cane Seat Chairs, a great variety Mr;tip1
hOod oSdt Common
Cottage Bedsteads- 1Trundle
ETene1 pook-Cases. Desks, Wash
Stands, Picture-Frames, Cribs, CImnaS fr st fur
sboTt everything usually kept or calico IOr Z s.etnr-
n i sstabiishment, will be found or manulA''ui
ed at satisfactory prices. attended 10. and
FSrniture carefully packed and delivered
Boat.
C~OFFINS.
.r,s assortment always on hand, and maue =
IT, a. ali times. A Hearse furnished "ISn H.
CURED ware hoo May IS. 1889.
pot. "
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}. yAUrROT. T. E ACKLEY. N. W. sAcEETT.
]. YAUTROT Il co.,
Importers Of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealers
IN Jewelry, Silver Ware, &e., Market Street. War
rem. Ohio.
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A. KING
KING & BRSTHER-

Dealers in Watches. Clocks. JeWelry. Silver, Plated
and Brittsnia Ware, Laaps, Fancy Goods, &c,
No. Z, Main Street, Warren, Ohio. All kinds of
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted.
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BENJAMIN CRANAGE-

Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots. Shoes, Leathe
and Findings. Main Street. Warren. Ohio.
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s. n

s. RAYMOND FITCH ADAMS.
5. RAYMOND d CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Paper, No.
Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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r & WENTZ

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpeting, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades. Ready Made Clothing
&c, always cheap for ready pay at the New YOrk
Store, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC B

IN Copies just received comprising
sDU all STYLES from 75cts to SO. each. Also CARD
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the distinguished men, at
Man u, 1862. W. N. x WE. PORTER.
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j. c. BOWMAN.

Physician and Surgeon. Girard. Trumbull county,
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases OF
the Lungs, Chronic Diseases in general.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-08

Eek H.. P
PECK d

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Trim
mings, Varieties. &C., at the sign of the Z" Ware
Dr. Goods Store" Phoenix Block, Warren, Ohio
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-01-31
Circuit CHDrf-NsEi,aWre Candy.

TNU0MAS 4 GREEN AFRO Henry II Button,
l. sg'in~t William Bach Frarclska Bach.
} r;is f. Piatt, john &. Stark~ea,her. Henry
'rin"r, Jam Ptr"e Jul IL Btur.o j IN Nc
f"ra'n, a,tcis b. Cooley, J In V Fstw-H
h'>ha ;. Waisworth VII ti-ld Smith Edw ,td
>"iornu, William Z ,toush. August rner.
+ e'ie'icS R"r, heidi. J .hu L. Robinson. Anon
hmbtl, Wtl'i,m Il. Enck el Charles Far
k'r, William II. .cobs, aud Charles wmkle-
muller.
The Safe Of Wisconsin to the above n,mod
pe''ndanrS = f"n are hereby summnnci aud
q lied to an>"cr The Complaint Ia this action
Nl'lch was on Ii An d,y of ) .utnmber 1881.
Ii al IN the Ciicc Il the Clcik oi the Ci cut
court ii ard Tor the count, OF Marritowoc. at
u ni'oA"", Ni-cn s'n AMI To erve a cnpy of
four ~, W r Ia sad ccmplainr the subscriber
IT his ,ice il Minfo~nc, Wisconsin within
Ibtts dass after the service oi this summons on
y'u. exclusive Of Il c day OF such service Aud
It lon fail IT, answer The sal complaint within
Ii" Time aforesaid, the pan'iff> in this action
viii sPp'y II the court for the. relief demanded
ia 'he complaint.
". NJ. NICHOLS, P,'ffs ATTY.