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Madame Robinson, Nile. Agnes
Nile. Alice, La Saris K8te, Mia
Eugene De LOrme, from tue pa
eipal Thsaters and AmphitheateI,
Of Europe and the United States
and Pixies Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
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WARSAW NghihhuS IT, " L. bct- -. - o.
DEAR SIR: | am using your Cathartic PILLS H. Ia
tice, and ind them an excellent purs1iiye To cIrau-
system and purify The fountains IF ne Ua-L.
JOHN @. MEACHAM -
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From the I'd Ohio Cavalry.
CAMP OF I'd o. V. CAVALRY,
Nn-n...A L. H.. Oc4l 1OH

CAMP OF I'd o. V. CAVALRY,
Somerset. KY, May Goth 1863.
Dear Coll have again concluded to
to write you a few lines, hoping l do not
intrude. The weather is very warm
The southern sun shines down upon US as
if to drive us from the Sunny South"
But We are used to such heat, and have
visited places where we had no such
springs of cold water as we have here.
Kentucky is a very healthy country, and
we have had good health since we have
been in the State. Yesterday morning
the rebels made an attempt. to cross the
river and succeeded in surprising and cap
turing a few men on picket duty, belong
ing to Wolford's Cavalry, one of whom
was a Captain. The I'd o. V. C. was sent
for, and Immediately marched to the riv-
er. but the birds had flown. We took
n Lieutenant and five privates, priso-
ners, and returned to-day, the pickets
are fighting at the river.
May 9th. there is no news here this
morning; we received the news of Grants
movements yesterday, and we are snx-
iously looking for confirmation. We get
our news principally, from the Cincinnati
Commercial, and you can find letters from
our regiment in that paper that will in
form you what we are doing.
Colonel, you must excuse my style of
writing, for I hsge no conveniencies / am
sitting on the ground, under a large oak
tree, on the old Samping ground of Zolli-
Golfer. His entertainments and fortifea-
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In his great four horse Demon Act.
The elegantly formed. and beauti-
marked, and highly trained
Arabian horse
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10

QUIET HUMoR.-The Boston Advertiser
Under the head of Fidelity to the Con-
stitution," says "all true lovers of the
country will be rejoiced at the announce
ment we are able to make to day, that, by
the joint action of the nation and state
governments, more than three hundred
from this city to South Carolina" They
went, it may not be amiss to add, in the
United States uniform. Democratic"
papers, singularly enough, failed to make
the special mention of this exhibition of
fidelity to the law which its importance
would seem to Justify.
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S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change OF watSr and diet
They overcome effects ofdissipatiOn 4 late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatis and intermittent fsters.
They purify the breath and acidity of tbes,'rlse"
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipat'""
They sure Diarrhea, Cholera anu Gao.>.~-~-
They cure Liver Complaint & Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great ~restOrer. They are made of pure St.
Croix Rum. the celebrated Calisaya Bark. roots
and herbs. and re taken with the pleasure of 4
beverage, without regard to age or time of day
Particularly recommended to de icatc persons re-
quiring a gentle ,stimulant. Sold by all Groeers,
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. p. II. Drake n
Co.. 2G2 Broadway, New-York.
Nov. l9. 1862.
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na- From a private letter from Nun
freesboro we learn that Gen. J. A. Gar
field, Chief Of Staff to Gen. Roseerans,
has been very i'll and confined to his BED
for five days, but is now well and able to
attend to his duties again. His position
is very laborious and has required of bim
On intense devotion, depriying him of al
most al opportunity for sleep. This con-
Ginued labor Frustrated him, but we are
glad to know that the army was but tenn
poraray deprived of his serVices.-RaueH-
ma Dem,
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BALTIMORE ,June Z

The Union Convention tonight nomi.
mated Hon. Henry Winter Davis as rep
res entatiye of the Third District. In a
speech afterwards he said if elected he
should support the entire policies of the
Administration. There should, he said,
be no side issue; it wds time for Mary
land to speak out boldly. He supported
emancipation; and he was for a vigorous
prosecution of the war.
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LYONS Kathairon.

This delightful article for preserving and beau.
tifying the human hair il again put up by the orig
inal proprietor. and is now made with the same
care, skill and attention, which first created its m
mense and unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annually! 1t is still sold at . in large
bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold in
a year when it is again known that the Kathairon
is not only the most delightful hair dressing in the
world. but that it cleanses the scalp of seurf and
dandruf, gives the hair a lively, rich luxuriant
growth. and prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon
has been tested for over twelve years, and is war
rsnted as described. Any lady who values a beau
tiful head of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed. cheap and valuable. 1t is sold By
ali respectable dealers throughout the world.
d.. :. BARNES q CO.,
Nov. l9, 1867 New York.
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DEATHS.

In gainesville, o., on the Goth ult., Mr.. THOMAS
MORLEY. aged 81 years, formerly of Warren.
For many years he battled with disease, which
gradually gained upon him till last Fall, when he
relinQuished his business and his home in Daven-
port, Iowa, and with his wife and two children re
turned to his fathers house TO die.
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, and
so he died. The Lord was his support through all
his last sickness. And as death drew nearer. the
power of divine grace became more and more man
ifest. until it filled his sick chamber with a halo of
heavenly peace and triumphant joy.
Several days before his death be was baptised and
received into the First Presbyterian Church in
gainesville.
The sweet SAVIOR of his death viii long be renem-
bered; and so he, being dead, yet speaketh, com
mending the love of Jesus to dying sinners.
> May Is. Hf3-3m Proprietor. u
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Babcoek i Co. ; In Court of Common Pleas
vs.. of Trumbull County. Ohio.
Henry II. Keller.
James II. kibbee,
The defendant James II. Keller is hereby notified
that en- the 25th day of May. A. d. 1858, the plain
tifs filed their petition against him in said Court,
setting forth that there is due them from defendant
Keller the sum of eight hundred and sixty seven
dollars and fifteen cents, (SS67 To- upon two notes
with interest from said 18th day of May, and asking
payment therefor.
The defendant Keller is further notified that an
order of attchment has been issued in said action,
and also an injunction allowed forbidding the trans
fer Of certain notes made by one John r. Woods,
payble to the said James II. kibbee, amounting to
the sum Of nine hundred and thirteen dollars and
sixteen cents, and that he is required to answer said
petition on or before the sth day of August. A. D..
1853. TAYLOR x JONES.
June 10. lS6S-ew Atty's for Plfs.
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Erie Conference.

The Erie Conference Of the NJ. Z.
Church is to meet at Ashtabula on the
18th of July. Arrangements have been
made for half fare for all persons attend
ing the Conference with the Cleveland &
Erie. Buffalo & Erie, Pittsburg & Erie,
Philadelphia q Erie. and the Atlantic <
Great Western roads from the 18th to
the 25th.-Ceoe. Herald.
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Special Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Pain, Sickness and sorrow known no more, as we
have the EMINENT ENGLISH PHYSICIAN.
now located in our midst. May his prospects of
usefulness to his fellOw-men in America be realized.
He proposes to give a course Of Lectures TO the cit
liens. on Anatomy and Physiology of the human
body. at which time he will give a brief history OF
the Crimean War, under hiSiObservation at Seyasti5
pool. Admittanee Free.
See Advertisers emf, &e.
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From the l25th Regiment.

Editors Chronicle Il send the following
extract from a letter written by Sergeant
A. c.. Dilley, to his friends, thinking it
may interest some of your readers.
FRANKLIN, Tenn, May oath, 1868.
BEAR FRIENDS AT HONE Seated under
a large tree on a hillside a half mile from
home, or camp, my mind floats back on
pleasant remembrance to the dear old
hillside shades of my northern home. 1
am overlooking the most beautiful cou
try l have ever seen. The limpid waters
that gush from every hill, afford such
sweet draughts as remind me of the oval
spring at the foot of the hill, where child
hoods lips gathered in freshness; but we
car claim nothing akin to this most
wealthy and gentle climate. The placid
ity, yet luxuriance and variety of this eli
mate entities it to be termed feminine, if
one may take liberty thus TO compliment.
Health seems to have cher seat and CEN
ter in the breast" of Tennessee hills, yet
amid all the blessings of peace, man here
was discomfort. Our brethen having
preyed upon and subserved to their pas
sions another human race, grew restless
and resolved to enthrone themselves as
our rulers also; but thank God that
though we have tasted less of the bless
ings of nature, we priced the inspiration
of free air too much, to Withhold the puri-
flying lighting of the lannon's fash from
the cloud of impurities, the wind of their
hatred sought to roll upon US Though
having usurped fewer of the rights of 9TH
ers than our foes, yet we will surrender
none of our own. / think we are now
prepared to punish these agents of Anar-
chy plotters of Monarchy. Even now
they begin to feel a long due retribution.
which mercy has so long deferred. War
at the door, the wolf of want within, so
in a whirlwind, educational advan-
tages destroyed what is lacking to COM
plete their woe but the humiliation of
defeat until their heinous
schemes are fully frustrated? But my
soul bleeds for the few faithful and true
this region, who must bear undeserved
penalties.
The health of our company is good
We prosper well under our good CAPTAIN
Bates. Lieut.. Powers is now in command
Of Co. A. He is now q first Lieutenant.
have no second Lieutenant. We drill
every morning from four to FIVE o'clock in
battalion. Our regiment forms in cline
IF battle" in five minutes from bugle
We do not feel inferior to any
'egiment in drill, or otherwise, but we
cave others to sound our praise. We
ave work to do under gallant officers,
With hearty will we will do il. We are
,heered with good news from Vicksburg
,o-day and hope it will soon be ours
When that is "done taken" we hope to
move / say not upon whom.
Your fond Son and Brother, ,
A. C. DILLEY,
Co. C, 125th, o. V. l.. {
y. B. Of letters and magazines, send
Is plentiful showers and of newspapers 3
ct there be no Withholding. We devour
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I EGAL NOTICE.

vs.. Pleas OF Trum. Co. OHIO.
Henry ii. Keller,
The defendant Henry H. Keller is hereby notified
that on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1868, the plain
tifs hled their petition against him in said Court.
setting forth that said Defendant is indebted to them
by virtue of two promissOry nOtes made by said de-
PENDANT to the plaintiffs in the City of New York in
the sum of seven hundred and eighty-hve dollars.
and nine cents GS5 09) with interest at seven per
cent from the day of filing said petition together
with current rate of Exchange on New York. and
asking judgement thereon
The defendant is also notified that an order of at
taehment has been issued in the action, and that he
must answer said petition on or before the sth day
Of August, A. D.. 1853 TAYLOR JONES.
June. 10. 1S63-6w Atty's for Plfs-
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Henry H. htIItT.
The defendent Henry H.. Keller, is hereby mott
fed that the said plaintiffs on the 18th day of May,
A. d, 1868. filed their petition in said Court against
said defendant alledging that the defendent is in
debted to them upon a pIOmissory note made by the
defendent to them in the city of New York, March
18th 1863, in the sum of three hundred and forty
two dollars and ninety-One cents. S342 81. with in
terest at seven per cent after sixty days and current
rate of Exchange and also upon account for goods
and merchandise sold and delivered by plaintiffs to
defendent in the further sum Of nine hundred and
ninety-fve dollars and ninety-six cents. 1895 go
The defendent is also notified that an order Of at
tachment has been granted and issued in said ae-
ton, and that he must answer said petition on or
before the Sth day of August, A.. ID. 1858.
TAYLOR i JONES,
Junel 10. IS63-6w Atty's for Plfs.
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DgtE lHO. AYEH: cannot answer You fah.f r,,rl-. a.
! have czuef with y1tr Pills better than L. say g Fer
srcT bstt fuihs g uaTsgffr> m,ficdss- piase great
dr1-e on an rifsc.u1l caflssrtic in my ,i1ily crnt--.
d-@rs-- ani i-i'rS,ng as ! IL That your Fills aduri a-
i-~t v- ltTs, ] Of course value them highly.
PTTTSBr7G. PA. Nav J.. tss-
hR- J. AVER. Sir: I have bsen repeatedly cur-'
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e your Pills. II seems to arise frum "A EnI stamaei
wIi'h they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, I'm. W. PIEHLF.
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Son and Brother,
A. C. DILLEY,
Co. C, l25th, Q. V.

n. B. OF letters and magazines, send
us plentiful showers and of newspapers
let there be no Withholding. We devour
news most eagerly. Do not fail to send
us Chronicles. 1t is like shaking persona
fed Trumbull Co. by the hand to read
one. A. C.. ID.
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DR.. OBED ANDREWS Vapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Vapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. YapOr Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by ]. 4. Woods.
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FreHt Dr.. Theodore Bill. Of Mn IaA Cfg.
I only are your Pills admirably abipt-l TO their Pu.
- n an aperient, hut ! find thrir beneficial effects uI ell
The Liver very marked indeed They have in ms rsac-
-ur' proved mere etectusl for tue cure % 5Iianx eas-
.ids than ANY Unr rrinriy J can mrutran. SINGER iy
i'Juire that We have at i-I-th a purgti,e which l. w-t
uIJ the confidence Of the profession aud The leopls
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DITTSBURG "NATRONA COAL
IL OIL"
Warranted not to be exeelled. at
SMITH i CASTERLINE'S.
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Washington, D. G., eth Feb, 1876.
SIR I have Ised your fills in my general and hf~p.,
say they are the best eatharlic We employ. Ii-ir go.
htfing action On tue liver Is guick and dr-is.si s--
qusntly they are ai adniIAbls Teniy,iJ b. a-t.a-,ui
VI tIIIt organ INDEED, | have seittI lLui a ,7t--
G.iOas dise1Ss 81 Obstinate that II did nUt tr,tlily yi,f,
them. IratsTualiy yuurs, AIONZI t.II.i,
Iagsica1t aj dee Hof.e Iky,r
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As n Family Physie.

FROM Dr. = ". CtUtt0r'gtG Ns'g Nf-'Hr-
Your Pills are the prince Of purge>. rli-i~ -
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rr-4tntent OF disease.
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dis.asa. A cold settles sunl-uirre D. the iaHii- ASST j.
structs its natural functions. Ih"Se u Mt re.ir t.
react upon themselves ani tile ~urrpuififn ufStt~- .+'
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" hil- la this csnhtim. "ppr---' hv In 't'rtf=rHr. Hf-
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natural action &C the system sud with 20 ia ttst,Ihr
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of the deep SrAtai and Dangerous si>t"mI~r~. Thu ~u.ts
purgative ei-rt expe.s them. Caus-t 10y -iMilr 'i'-i..-
TINS and arrangements Of The natural iuHcti'u~ o. I-
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Pills, will neglect to employ them when suiicrin- g -.
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Statements from leading ph~ysict,ns in some of tt-
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zpnS
From a Forwarding Asrea0Ilt II y. LOUIS, Rb. /, lSaf
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New Advertisements.
Az GR'S
LII
PILLS.

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tivity. parity lhe system.
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D~y.sntery, DIarrhGa, Relax, Worms

Your Pills have had II lvug trial in my prlriicr- at,l
hold them in esteem aS one Of the Id alurirnts ! TO-
ever found. Their Alternative effect ulou the liver ru.
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t5soss dyseRkry and dtIrrh0a. Their sngtf r.-ss.,
uTakrs them very a~cceptaile aud convenient fr IH- %.
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Nov. Is. lS6.

SWEET FLAG CHEWING UM-The
best known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
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Dyspepsia, Ilnpmrity Of b HIe,.l.

Ff"nt Asr. j. J. Hines, I'taH u AdrrHf faale.. E~l o.
Dr. AVER: / have used your riils with -x,rrlriui .
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The Invisible Wire Performer
Wise brilliantly graceful positions
Ut Al \ single wire, at a consider
Ntble elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
this singularly beautiful
ParlOr Entertainment is a card
which needs only to be known &c
induce thousands TO visit the Pa
vilion for the purpose Of seeing 1t
alone.
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MASTER JOHN ROBINSON,
MAST. WILLIAM BUTTON,
MASTERS DU CROW, pAa,
REL, FONTAINE, & ANGELO,
with a host Of minor Stars, viii
assist in rendering the entertain
,ments novel and brilliant
1 GRAND ENTRANCE INTO
TUE DEN OF WILD BEASTS,
land terrific encounter with q fero-
'eious Lion by the lovely, fascinat-
,ing, graceful, yet daring
EUGENE De lORME.
! Without Extra Charge,
THE great RUSSIAN ELK, II feet
with immense antlen, cap
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frafna1 and famad hv
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RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!!

WE have a fine Tract of Land in
w Iowa which we are DESTROYS of ~disposiAg of.
It consists of one hundred and seventy acres, ten
acres being woodland. and the balance prairie land
county seat. and was purchased by a resident Of
TIumbull County for MS own occupancy. he is
now in the army. and the farm is for sale. Soil is
good, and running water near by. Title perfect and
guaranteed. Possession given at once. We will
sell cheap for cash, or give long time and security,
OF will trade for good property in Trumbull COun-
ty. For further information call at the Real Estate
Agency. L. J. McLAIN i sun.
Warren. Ohio. June 10, 1868.
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VOU May talk of your beauties
With eyes so bewitehing,
Of forms that are ~faultless. and cheeks ike the
rose,
You may speak Of sly glances, that keep ones heart
twitehing,
1t is all very well just far as it goes,
You may tell me of voices that sound like the
singing
Of Silvery Bells just as much as you please,
But yet l am sure none could be half so winning,
As my little darling. my Emma Louise"
Get this song entitled Ny Emma Louise. if you
want something lively, and with a fine chorus.
at ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
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4 the American House stables IN Warren. on I
Monday Of each week, until July 18th, and the rest i
1t the time at my stable in Johnston. Terms: sim
service 500, cash up. Insurance $500.
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The most delightful Of Equestrian
Ladies', in her brilliant Act OF
HOrsemanship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward with
as much ease as forward, flying
through balloons and over banners,
and forming pictures Of such ele
gance and grace, as to have eaice!
Ifur her the sobriqLer OF Queen o.
49, - De-