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CHILDREN
EY PARK BENJAMIN.

Unto me there are no blessings.
Which high Heaven, indulgent lends.
Dearer than the sweet caressings.
of - little friends
Wh"" 1ey flock. like birds, about me
b. - in rainbow pluma9e clad
Their bright looks and thrilling voices
Make my spirit glad.
Pure eonfding. free from sorrow.
Free from even a shade Of sin,
They. like lilies in their glory,
Neither toll nor spin.
Wicked tongues have not assailed them.
Or the serpent. SANDER. stung.
Or the poisonous ivy clambered
Their green leaves among.
Parasites. and false companions.
Have not stolen their guileless trust.
Ard their tenderest flowers of feeling
Trampled in the dust.
Dark suspicion. envy. maliee-
Fiends to man and foes to God
Never scathed the blooming gardens
By their footsteps trOd.
Mother love has folded round them
Arms more soft than angels wings.
And with sweetcr accents lulled them
Than an angel sings
Father-love defending, keeIi ing.
Leading. cheering. throws,
ltS broad shield above them, waking
Or IN deep repOse.
Gentle darlings, spOtleSs creatures.
How, through many a liye-long day.
lave L, neither yexed nor weary,
Joined your merry playi
|, n lonely man. am friendless,
Never where young children be:
Though for them my love be endless.
Large is theirs for me.
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The ENGLISH NOBILITY, ETc.-The Brit
ish House of Peers at present consists of
one prince, two royal dukes, three arch
bishops, twenty-five dukes, thirty mar
quises, one hundred and sixty-one earls.
twenty-nine viscounts, ,twenty-seven bisb-
ops, and one hundred and fifty-nine bar
ons, making total of four hundred and
thirty-six members. In addition, there
are nineteen peers who are minors, and
await their coming of age to take their
seats in the House. The peers of. Scot
land and Ireland, who are not peers of
Parliament. number one hundred and
fourteen, of whom FIVE are minors. There
are eight hundred and fifty-two baronets
four hundred and seventy-nine civil or
military knights. There are seven field
marshals in the army, FIVE hundred and
six generals, three hundred and eighty
in the Indian army, three hun
dred and twenty-six admirals, and one
hundred and ffty-sevep queens counsel
and sergeants at law.
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There is not a stream of throuble so
deep and swift-running that we may not
cross safely over it, if we have courage to
steer and strength to pull.
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/. KING.
A. KING
KING & BROTHER

Dealers in Watches Clocks Jewelry, Silver. Plated
and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods &c,
10. Main Street Warren, Ohio. All kinds OF
Slock5 and Watches carefully repaired and war
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+. w. SfESSERSCHuIDT

Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor Ware, obi..
LeFeilng and Surveying in Coal Mines attenJed
to. Also Examinations, Maps and Reports ot
N0iheiies mAue- April ;3 81
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J. YAUTRoT.

j. VAUTRoT 7. F. ACKLEV.
]. VAUTROT d CO..
Importers of Gold and Silver Watches. and DeaIers
in Jewelry, Silver Ware, &C., Market Street, War
rem. Ohio.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MsnuiaetuTer of Saddles. Harnesses. Trunks a..
carriage Trimmings, at the Center Of Fsrn,iTt
Trumbul County, Ohio VI al u iiis'"h
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A. w. JONES.
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. at Powers
Corners, Mecca, Trumbull COUNTY Ohio WI
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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Cleveland. Ohio
Prompt attention given to Collections in Cnxe-
hoga and adjoining Counties
Iunp IS ie9-1,s
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4. . fAhAs- A. '
PARKS Il WENTz.

Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Croek
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpeting. Psner
hangings, Window Shades, Ready Made CiotbinS
8c-, always cheap for ready pay at the New Yort
Store, Market Street, Warren. Ohio -
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GEORGE f. BROWN.
Attorney at Law, Webb's New Block. Main Street
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J. IDDISGs. o. MORGAN
IDDINGS & MORGAN

Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries.
Croekery, Hardware, Carpeting, Sole Leather &c
At the sign OF the Empire Sore" Market Street
Warren. Ohio.
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McCOMBS I& SMITHS.
:. Il. FhCK,
PECK & BROTHER

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FOREIGN and H.
mestie Dry Goods, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Trim
nlngs, varieties, &e., at the sign of the +" Warren
DIy Goods Nore," Phoenix Block, Warren. Ohio.
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81 "a surgeon Dentist, operator in all forms
e Of Scientific, Medical and Mechanic
y al dentistry. Newton Falls, o. Mays
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ISAAC GRIFFIN.
A. ID. FELL.

Surveyor and Notary Public West Farniny,op n
A. ID. FELL,
county Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Deeds ar
knowledged and eonveyancing attendedto R,,rSb
Hill. Hartford Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
Ian
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DIR. A. E. LYMAN.

Physician and Surgeon, Girard TrumbuIl county,
Ohio. Particular attention given 10 Diseases al
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general.
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w. Ii. HULL co.
ALEXANDER MCCONNELL

Aan9iaeturers of Improved Steam Engines Tror,
Hno Brass Founders and Millwrigbfs Fra,,LI;i III
Wsrlay Wunory, Corner Of Liberty and South StreetS
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j. +. ASPER.

Attorney at Law. Having retired from Army. On
account OF disability from wounds would respect
fully inform the public that he has opened an Of
nee IN River Block, over the Store of Hoyt q 0s-
born, for the practice of his profession He will
practice before the Courts of TrumbuIl and sd
joining Counties. He will also practice befora
the Court of Claims, and the bepartments At
Washington City. He respectfully solicits a share
OF public patronage
Warren Ohio. April - 1862
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WILLIAM TAYL0R

N manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles Hsr,assa.
Prldlesi Msrtingales. Trunks. Whips. Buffalo sed
faney Robes, Horse Blankets. Covers Fly- Nats
@e', NO H. west side OF Main Street, Warren, o.
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D. B.. WOODS, n. D. DRH y. DILLON.
WOODS IL DILLON.
Physicians and Surgeons; Office over Nichols Cloth
ing Store, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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WHITTLESEY Ana,IC
E. HI. ENSIGN

Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Warren. Ohm
COLLECTIONS promptly made. Deeds ackpowledge5
snS Conyeyaneing attended TO; Office in McCombs
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MERCANTILE.
II. Ii. BARNUM.


II. Ii. BARNUM,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in American and For.
eign hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass &c Van cor
der's Block, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
McCOMBS & SMITHS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and A,na-
lean Dry Goods, Groceries, CrOckery &c Corner
OF Main and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio
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j. c. BOWMAN.

Eclectic physician and Surgeon; Office over Moser's
Store, Mar ket Street. Warren, Ohio. Particular
attention given to Chronic Diseases
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Attorney at Law and Prosecutor for Trumbull
county; once at the Gid Clerks Office north of
the Court House; Warren; Ohio.
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]. DAVIS. E.n.

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; Office over Hunt Il
Browns Leather Store Main Store. Warren q
Ofhce hours from 9 to u O'Clock A NJ
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Dealer in School and Miscellaneous Books Station
cry, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pamphlets ans
Magazines, at the New York Book Store Mali
Street. Warren Ohio
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E. HI. ALLISON

S l9net9reF ns and Dealer in Boots Shoes Leather
ana FINDINGS, Main Street, Warren Ohio.
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Unto me there are no blessings.
Which high Heaven, ipduIeent lends
Dearer than the sweet earessings-
of little friends.
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JOHN 10y. J. G. NELSON
Ley & NELSON.
Physicians and Surgeons; Office east Of the Bank
Market Street, Warren, Ohio
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Z SPEAR. JR.
EDWARD SPEAR &, SON
manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber Pon.a, -.
dressed, Doors, Blinds, Sash FIoor;nc S;,: an''
Shingles and Lath, No l. Canal Street WsrTsI y
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MANUFACTURERS

Asnutaeturers of Stoves. Plows. Castings Tipw,ro
Street, Warren. o. Anil 90 u j et
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II. G. HORTON, N. D..
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Bristol, Trumbull
County Ohio
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PUBLISHERS OF
w ESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
EMPIRE BLOCK, MARKET sT.
forferms. rates Of aaperisina 6c see iusiIs "a
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L. SPEAR, VI. D..

physician and Surgeon Office at the residence of s
r. Bronson, SouthingtOn Trumbull County Ohio
, 1863-02-27

Tic Copperhcads Of Connecticut held
State Convention at Hartford on Wednesday,
1T which they were allowed to spit out their
venom without restraint. On the same day
Gen. Gilbert dispersed, as they deserved,
their no more traitorous brethren Of Ken
leader Of the Connecticut rebel sympatlllzers,
was nominated for Governor by the Hartford
Convention. The speeches were violently
reasonable. James Gallagher, of New Ha-
ven, said if the United States Marshal at.
tempted to arrest him he 'twould kill him,
d-n him! would kill him! And say to
you, if any Of the infamous wllelrs should at
tempt to arrest any Of you, without due pro-
cess Of law, kill ZEN, damn 'em, kill EN-"
n,ent had become a military dcspotism. Vim.
". Eaton said the war was ga crusade
against a portion Of this country and its iu-
stitutions." :" We are called 'Copperheads,'"
he said; II tell you the time has come when
We will rattle before We strike! and tell you
now that the Democratic party is prepared to
spring at the throat Of this tyranny that is
necticut will not sustain the General Govern
ment in q war that Is waged to destroy the
institutions Of a portion Of the States Of the
Union. The Democracy Of Connecticut will
defy Abraham Lincoln In all his unconstitu-
tioi,al acts. Ne will say to him: Pass mill
tin bill after militia bill, but when you under
take to take away from the Captain General
Of this State the command Of the guardians
Of the State, We will say to you, you shall not
retary of the Navy, and Governor Seymour,
Of New Tork, were both sent for BY the Con-
yrntIon, but excused themselves, though not
without committing themselves to what had
been done. Mr.. Toncey promised to speak
during the canvass; and Governor Seymour
, 1863-02-27

List Of soldiers who have died during the
month Of January, in General Hospital No. 9,
jackson, Tenn;
Jan. 1st., BENZ. Van. Amhergh. E, 10th Mo, pncu-
monih: Jan. ]. james ]. Terrell Z, 6rh Ind ty-
phoid fever; Jun. q, Emory Callahan, F, Esd Ohio
chronic diarrhca; Jan. I'd, Thoa. Deos, {, 11th nj
cav chronic diasrhca; JAN 3D. George IaEgin. 62d
H., typhoid fever; Jan. 9Th, Nathan Johnston, Il,
18th ILL.,. typhoid feyer; Jan. 9Th. George L. Quinn
u, 11th H. cav congestion OF tho uuge Jan. 9th
Robert Grimes. F, LIT Tenn. cav, typhoid fever:
JGn 18th, Carlos Fay. D. sd Wis, typhoid fever
jan 10th, Thomas Ennis, G. a3d Wis, pneumonia;
Jan. 11th Samuel |o]ner, Fl. .09th III, 1ubeola
Jan. 18th, Abraham Mccullough, g, 3oth Iowa,
remittens; Jan. 14th, George Dame, E, 32d Wis,
rtmittene; Jan. 18th, John Cat1nan. Z, SD Wis.
typhoid fcrer; Jan 10th, Jacob Long. II, 29th Ohio,
typhoid fever: Jan. 18th. Joel Abbot. {. 1b3d ILL.,,
typhoid fever; Jan. I'D, William Percy, E, S3th
Iowa typhoid fever: Jan. 23d, Lewis T. Barrow.
e, 18th Ill.,, congestion Of the lungs; Jan. 9Th,
Thomas F. Farman. 3. 3d Mich. car. pneumonia:
Dan. :.6th, James Middleton, 4, 10th No. chronic
dasrhca; Jan. 9th William Hand, c. 18th Ill.,. in
fammation Oh the brain; Jan. 2ith, Thomas JUS
ticc, 62d Ohio: general debility; J 2sth, Jacob
Heck, D. 18th Wis. gunshot wonnd: Jan, 29th,
Granville II. Hale 4, 1st Tenn. cav, pneumonia:
Jan. 30th, Levi Knight, I, s2d Wis., typhoid fever;
Jan. a0th, John L. Robinson, T. 815t ILL.,, phtLesa
pnlmo.
ANY information of the above deceased SOL
diers can be obtained By addressing Avery
Robinson, Ward Master, General Hospital
No. 2, Jackson, Tenn.
, 1863-02-27
TATARRII! CAT ARR II
Dr.. See!ey:s Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
4 sure cure for

1t II easier cure CataY1h thau Consumption and by
ru;E the first VIC rrrvet tire latter, Persons sMoud
y1adcffand the better way to cure consumption Is
10 rtercnt II.
TIC svmrto,nB Of Catarrh. rs they generally Arpcar
at frEt very slight. Persons find they have cold
Ectsatre the changes OF temperature In this con-
ston the may liz arr. OF slight discharge TAIN
A the dEcsse becomes clszonc the discharges arc in-
creased In quaiky, and changed In quallty they are
row thick and hesvr and either got rid or blow
sag the or clse ter AL into the throat and are
causing bad breath: tic voice Is thick aud nasa the
scs weak tie kctse Of s1sell !s 1csstned OF de-
vi. .oytd: deafnces freqng!st:S taEes Place: -,
I:5 the aid OF the L1Q( ID CATAls;li REMEDY. all
1..c-c symptoms cau he eacctua!ly Ie'ao'Sd.
i!ce OF thc atarrh Remedy. feh-su.tcicnt for use
mouth with full aud clear directions. sent by e1-
prrfE.
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, Cup stairs)
Addrrks Dr. H. H. SEELYE.
ocli-yl5t5n Post 0fBcc Box 43a1 Chicago. ILL.,
, 1863-02-27
II RESIDENCE LOTS FOR

VI SALE. on North Side, city limits. price $A0o
per ot Also severn! valuable lots very cheap.
The above arc situated within thrce minutes walk Of
the }turee Cars. and otter opportunity 70. Invest
nrnt. !aprly te Theodore Hobrook. corner OF fuher
ton avenue and Hubbard street. North stds city limits
from ; t. r II. fe1t AsliR
, 1863-02-27

ORTIZ SIDE BRICK RESI-
In DESCES.
EXAMINE THIS CHANCE FOR
INVESTMENT.
1Aa.e for sale fsrA FEW DAYS OELY, two G) yerT
desirable and CHEAP Brick Houses. being
230 d. $40 NORTH LASALLE ST..
Fronting east. between Chicago and Chestnut
have each = hs!ck barn. Each have two pa!los. L.
eersants r1ni: Cellar. etc. gas and water; They ARC
modern bull! houses and IN good condition. Five
ThousaEd Dollars ~ toe> eaeh-wt be sold epa.atclY
together.
TEN YEARS LEASES
Of eone of tie mc.t desirable residence property In
iaa est Division. Can b i,sI by good parties Whe
viii rE MP neat hulhluEs at rates lower than can b
had n tho atsr. The Lots lie short distance
from " nion Psrk. On Washington. Warren a7d
Matfson Strert2,
TEEMs-Han a dol1ar per foot aud Taxes Parties
Who contemplate building houses worth less than $oo
to ~ .fG0, need not arPly.
fe1ts x5G4et net SAMCEL GEHK
Real Estate Agent. 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-02-27

Authentic informotion has reached the city,
that portion Of Hooker's army, twenty-five
to thirty thousand strong, has landed at New
port News and Suffolk. The troops at the
former place, comprise the division formerly
commanded by Burnside. They are erecting
cabins and constructing ovens. with the appa-
rent purpose Of making i. their quarters for
considerable period. The supposition is, that
the place will be kept rs depot for troops,
with view to prevent assertions, and have
them in readiness to send either to the South
side or elsewhere as circumstances may de-
, 1863-02-27
TIE CONSUMPTION LAW,

The Yankee Congress is employing, dill
gently, its few remaining days in organizing
and consolidating 81 dcspotism as pure and I'M.
mixed as that Of Russia. Bills arc nov pend
ing. likely to BECOME laws, to vest iii thc Ex.
ccutive the absolute control Of the militia Of
the States, and 10 crush the Stltc banks and
vest the whole money power Of the country
in the Executive Department.. Either, if sub
n'ittcd to by tie people, will convert them
into serts, and render tile Federal chief an
irresponsible autocrat. The military bill en-
powers him to draft all the militia for two
years, and to be considered in service and sub
jcct to martial law from the moment of draft
ing. The money hill subjects the banks to
tax under which they cannot live, and makes
the money which the President may issue the
sole medium Of exchange and standard Of
yaluc.
The disafcctcl parties are already taking
The alarm 1T this stupepdous dcspotism. Val
landighan, in recent speech at Newark, n.
j., asked: "Nill you send ont your sons to
thu battlefield: Overwhelming cries: No,
neycr,] ShalI they be conscripted to carry on
this war for tsso years years more, and for the ne
On tile enforcement Of this Law will conc
the practical issue. That will test the sin-
ccrity Of those Northern men who profess alb
horrcnce Of the war, and the objects for which
it is waged. Ne have not much fifth in any
Of the Eastern Yankees, witiastant!ing the
~" }srn r, ,,s+ter h,,,ce ~ ~ ttat nt'
There are Yankees thrrs. too. no ,|onht md
~ NEAR ~ nnv in Rnston ~ SrWhurr;nort
Nut fhc ,noinr;tv nf t1,,t ,or,,1,t;on ~ -,
,ynr;or r,co ~ hn;nrs Thov ,1crirc thnir a..
l,.cnt frnm SnrtheEn eonr1.esN I'm. h.va 1ot
81 iea,, "hoIIv c,,rrpntnS hv Ya1t.na;.rs ;S Ivy
;Ta, ~, nr..:oo;ota froa c3,ar-,n, ~ 80
~. wiI1 mi l,i,sns;- of thcir snow;n1r 3h"n,1
."1,.. - ~ en,.nt1;no hntt.r ,hn,. ~ ,,a H.
sa.fs ~ - - vnrtna 1r-'nnr '4 " ~ 'As
.,,,.. ncnrIS .>-n r11r ,,o,,c,,,rr,n
LIZ I,,s, ie1''Hh, ~ .nN 20 l.
3he Richmond enquirer discusses the pro-
rosal 1nade by the French Emperor through
II. Drown de- L,uuys aud Mr.. seward's rcs.
..,a .,r.,
p"ne.' az"
But suppose taey should yield to this sup
posca connsel ot me emperor, and propose
IN m. afais,1ee i,. m iot M SIX months on the terms
that they are IN tae meantime to occupy the
ground now within their lines upon our soil
i covering Eieater part o1 tennessee, gov
cr1,ing paTt o1 slfgln1a, beleaguring Vicks-
eufG, crnshlns LOUISIANA fesafrlsoning fensa-
coIa, ana ylnE III ntlpusn III tott Pulaski
! ana fot1ress Mouroe-tncn would arise the
Z, question "nat should We gam oy thlss It is
| moi lnleidea mere 70 nteluagc that question !;
its ceelslon VIII resi- WIN Inc proper authori-
ties pul II Il as wen ~ unaefSIano mat Il
tueie Is ~ " aus allliStlee ~ ali, TINS tatter
Is 1AeeoIt ~ one W, noselnuent VIII nave
10 accept. Lucy WI LEVY ~ conslaet ho"
! our army y 10 oc hepl sogellt1 ana [aid dli-
lug TX tus u lnact!o!' "nite tne enemy
nag nlcs ofer our country, ana us guns are
lolhted up al our rivers. a. me moment
When we Lave every reason 10 beAcve that
thc lnsaolng anAGe oaales are becoming e1.
, 1863-02-27
A CA RID
Deafness and Blindness.

DIR. UNDER FOOD, Ocu!tss and Aurlst, Operative
Eurceon Ia Eaodo1ph street. thcShe1maa House.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Dr. has devoted his professional life to 0rhthatMtc
ard AuEal Medicine and Surgery and monthly
all TIE and ingenious Instruments and apparatus.
and the different modes o{ trcatIuent nscd for tho
Gnd Auial Hospitals and 1nhEnaries Of London. Paris
De5:tn and Vienna. He ps:foEns ali the aprIoyed
Arssnc.l ruE' q, Gress Eys. Entro!nm: EesroIl9r,
tuuiois and spurious growtas Of every desctip
tion- Artificial Eyes and Eas. s.DEuns Inserted. and
Aurncore oto.core. f'har,nEoscaFe and uphthalnltc
aierpfcoPc instruments and that brilliantly
eArts Of the Ere and Ear thus revealing the cause and
nature Of many diseases Of the exc and car that hsss
!nlpenetrable obscurlty. fe1z.991n
, 1863-02-27
Goop Skirt Manufaetorn.
NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Mandatory,

And Importer and dealer IN al Kinds Of
French and German CorSats.
, 1863-02-27

is only loo proud to have lis consistent SYM
patby will the rebellion recognized aud an
plauded by his party Organization. and he On
such platform nlade its standard bearer
, 1863-02-27

postt!yely cures CONSUMPTION, and all diseases
leading It. Call state your case tc letter. with
stamp. Advice 1tee. Delay Is dangerons Il yon arc
no calo1nr o. mercury used Mcdieines sent by Iaail
or exprrs-. Office and Laboratory 2H IL South Ciafk
street. Chicago. rost Office Box =. -.1onr
de14 yG103tn DIX. IEAboba.
, 1863-02-27
Gpc1iul n otilfg.

CAUSES OF CONSUMPTION.
O-AmonE other causss Of cousunrt!oa enume-
rated hy medical writer cf great Celebrity Is the
abuse OF medicines sucl cMomel and othcf poison.
ous drugs. Ehich being prescribed for The cure Of
comparatively mid diseases change them to Others
dSkrepsia slight inflammation Of the branch &c. arc
otcn c!!anEcd to pulmonary consumption Ii its no.t
ss'nSk. Of rhiladslpli* never lend to apy such DC
Glo.ahle Essplts: Hls Pr1xoS1c SrRrF. SEA WEEp
COMPOUNDS and containing no rslsonaus inGre lcnts-
ine ss es ntsd a e restcc E,; IN ~ BE-
Tndton fcSl Of ae patient For a.! diseases which are
Ar reliable remedies and for the cure nf Consumption
Itself they less cicArious II thes arc used &c
ncnccd before the decay Of the lung has rroeccded
70 tar that cure HAY be expected. Patients are
have cure, hy br sehencET nt dfcines attes rsS
appearances seemed to Indicate the near sHprnach of
death. DR. Sc,cnck:e medicines ARE s,ld In this city
Each bottle. fcSSt
, 1863-02-27
fegal II otles.

NOTICE.-Pursuant to an order
Of the Circuit Court Of the United Statc% for the
Northern District Of Ohio. entered December 3d. 15Sk,
In the suit uF Charles AtoEa aud others Ohio aud
Frnnsyivana Rail.oa Company and o:hrrs notlce ls
hereby given TO the holders Of tho ons and Coupona
ot The Onlo aud Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
which cured by First Mortgage on that part
OF TIRE Ohio and Pennsl lv1nla Railroad e*.t OF Ma
1on to the holders Of the Bonds and Conrons Of tha
saiu Company which were secured By First Mortgage
tha part & said Railroad west Of aassillon and 70
the holders of the First Mortgage Bonds and Coupons
or the ho and Inciana and Fort Wayne and ChlcsE ~
Railroad Coapanlrs respectively that Tie undersigned
will psy 10 tie PARTIES entitled TO- receive the same
nrfn presentation ottec Bonds and Coupons held oy
them respectively At the time and place hereinafter
mentinEcd-te dstEtbntiye hhares. a1pcAble to such
l:n9s and Courons ofshc rEosees Of the sale Of tho
Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE and Chlcaco Railroad under
,,r cfthe sat Court entered n said suit June
10th. 1sGl.
Holders OF such Eonds ani Coupons are hereby re-
qured make application for the shares Of such pro
cees claimed By them, and as evidence Of their right
to:eeeiye the same 70 present Che Ponds md C1r2ons
% held hy the undersigned at the office Of "INsLOW.
LASlEK 1 COMPANY, IN The City ofSew York. on
o. before TIC 6:h dBr Of Aprfl. 1s63.
- WILLIAM B. OGDEN. Receiver.
January Soth. 'ss3, fetz7s6wWTax
, 1863-02-27

lie southwest quarter "a Of the southeast quarter
r Section nine o. in ToTngp .ay TGi1d psn
FINAL Neriian in he County and state o. u
lois aud that row ne !esa1 81 III tbeFs
az and that tic time Of redemption from ssid SAC Wtu
expire on the tw wenty fourth da5 Gf % JHnfi = ~
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, 1863-02-27
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