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Seed Potatoes for sale.
Resolutions adopted By Go. &C.,
R0&En

RESOLUTIONS adopted by GO. &C.,
SSth o. v. I.
WHEREAS, We have lesrue3 Of the sud
den death of 1t. Virgil n. Weir, a fellow
soldier and officer of Co. 6, Seth o. V. /
at Warren OHIO,
Resolved, That while we are filed with
deep sorrow in this affection, we as 4
company recognize the hand of God.
and are admonished 10 do with ouI
might whatsoever our Ian ds fId ios
US 10 do.
Resolved, That We viii cherish with sacred
remembrance the patriotism which
prompted him 10 lay himself on the al
tar Of his country, and that we will
strive 10 emulate his soldierly qualities
and his many virtues.
Resolved, That we tender our synpathies
TO the mourning relations of the de-
ceased and trust that they may lie 5
tanned in their severe trials.
Resolved, That a copy of the above reso-
buttons be sent to his bereaved relations
also 20 the Warren Chronicle. the Wayne
County Republican, and the Medina Ga
sette.
II. KICK, Chairman.
a. L. WoLcorr, Secretary.
CAMP CLEVELAND, Feb. 9th, 1864
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DEBILITY,
Resulting frem fevers Of any ~kind-these DitteFs
VIII restore your strength IL a very short tine
FEVER AND AGUE.

The chiils viii not IF these Ditters are used.
No person IL i Fever @uI Ague Distinct should BE-
without tGem.
From Rev. 7. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Eaeyciop21ii cf Religious k~lUWiCoseJ
Although not disposed 10 favor or Recommend
Patent Medicines generally, through GiSuust q
lleir ingredients ana elects, yet 1 know .! 10 snf-
gclelt reasons WY a man nay aOL testify 10 tAe
J9Isnls ne believes himself IL Lave received NON
Any Simple preparation IN Lne hope Hs nay thus
contribute 10 the benefit of others.
1 do tEis tue LnOTs rvauIy IL regard 10 9OonIro :
German Bltters, prepared by d. :. NJ. jackson, OF
dhlS city, because 1 was prcJuaiced against then lvT
many years, under the impression Llal they we're
chiefly An AlcL0hOlc mixture / ala indebted 10
my friend. Robert Shoemaker, Esq, Tor he removed
this pIeJudlce 10y proPeI tcsis, and lf encourage
meEt - IT. them when suaeiluE from gEe4i ana
long continued debility. The use VI Ihreo bottles
Of IhosS Bitlers, ~ the beginning VI tie prcscLt
year. was followed by an evident relief, anu restc-
ration 10 Z degree OF bodily and ment1lViPoE wh-eA
l mad not telt Tor slX months before, and bad AZ
LnOst despalFed Of Teg4inlng. j therefore thank God
and my friend for dEeetIEG 10 the use Of tneqa.
y-AENIU% y.
Philadelphia, june q. ISL.
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Quota Fiued.

The Township of BaEetta has filed its
quota for the last draft-twenty men,
One hundred and forty dollars township
bounty, was paid to each man. Bazetta
has done well, and the township commit
tee, Messrs VIM 7. Wright, Highly
-Ewalt, D. D. Marvin and Lewis Oatley,
are entitled 70 credit for the perseverance
with which they have labored to save
their township from the draft.
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The Patriotic Columblans.

This favorite troupe of Vocalists will
give concerts at Webb's Hall on Saturday
and Monday evenings, March 9Th and
It'll. The Cleveland Herald says:
The Patriotic Columbians,' whose con-
certs in this city a short time since are
remembered with pleasure by a large
number of our citizens, ara now singing
in the neighboring towns with great sue
cess, and it is a significant feature in Their
success, that the second nights are always
much larger than the first.
They will shortly return to Cleveland,
xhere they viii receive a hearty welcome
and crowded houses.
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Ttmothy and CIorer seed.

The attention of County Merchants,
Farmers, and others. wishing to buy prime
Timothy Seed. is called to the advertise
mentof Hoyt & Stratton. in another col
nmn.
February 10th, Is64.-5w.
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D~yssntery, DIarrhea, Relax, WORMS.

FfOH Dr.. J. G. Green, qf chseuga
Yocr Pills have had n long trial in my V~rneties, and I
hold them in esteem as One Of the Lot EpeFients / hsVs
ever found. Their alternative effect upon the liver M@k-s
them an sxcslient remedy, when given Ia small dosas tT
bdi0es dysenterg and dlFTrh0a- Their sagNr-enatiaz
makes them very acceptable aud convsnieat hr the oss
Of women and children.
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Billions Disorders-LIver Complaints.
Run Dr.. Taeoicys Bel, n Nesg Fork Gty.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 20 tbslr pr
poss rs an aperlsnt, hut I find their beneficial shsctz Up0a
the Liver very marked iEdeed- They have ia my Pac
tics proved mora sdectnal for the care Of bdoEs 0l-
ptzfafs than any one reTnedy Z can nIeHtion- l sincerely
rejoies that vs have at length 4 pursa1ivs which . Eor
thy thu coafdsBee Of the profession aud lie PsetIa-
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Farmers and MechanIcs' Assoc

Farmers and MechanIcs' Assoc
citation.
Notice Is hereby given that the Brook
field Farmers and Mechanics Associa-
ton will hold its next Annual Meeting
for the election Of officers and the trans
action of other business. at the center Of
Brookheld, on Saturday, March 10Th.
1864. at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
z. S. HART. President.
HENRF HAMILTON, Secretary.
Feb. 22d, lS64-2w.
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Life Insurance COmpas
nv. Of Hartford Ct,

Persons desiring to insure their lives,
With economy and security, should apply
to WhitIlesey Adams, the only Agent at
Warren. for the Old Phoenix Life Insur-
aance Company.
Feb. 24th,-2w.
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EGALNOTICE.

IN PARTITION.
hiram Hull. Hannah Hull. Lorena Patterson,
Isaas Patterson, baey ANA Judd, d Epson
Budd, Eliza Dickson aud John35ickSon viii takeno-
tice that on the Ath day of J January, A d 1851. Jeu-
ME y. Hell filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
TrumbuIl County, Ohio, her petition. praying for
assignment of dover in,and PARTITION Of. about six
ty-hye acres OF land in lot number sixty in Brook
field, in said County and State. being the came
land decided by Samuel Hinekly IL George Hull
July 10th, ls9, excepting about nine acres of said
leu, June 18th, $50. about six acres decided By ssid
GeOrge Hull TO Thomas Chew. April 18th. lisa. anu
about ten acres decided by said Gsorge Hull Fcbru-
arv 18th, 1850, TO Hiram Hall. which premises are
fully and particularly described in said petition
Sid petition is still pending. AID Will be for
A u 1854 TAYLOR 4 J MES.
Feb 8 Is6i-sy Attys for Petitioner.
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CoIored Recruits.

Ii. a. 6. Jone, has been appointed re
cruiting officer for rho 9th Regt. q. s.
oolored troops. nov organizing at Della
ware, Ohio. and has opened an Office in
Cleveland. where he would be glad tosee
all who have a desire to enlist in the reg
iment.
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> 2 ? g ?
NOTICE!

There are many preparations sold under the
name OF Bitters, put up Ia quart bottles, cOmpOun-
led OF ths cheapest wLlsky " comHVA rum, cost
ing from ~ to ~ ceD'Sa gallon, TIE taslo disguised
By Auise Or COriander seed.
This class OF Buffers have caused snd win contin-
ue to cause, As long as they are sold, hundreds 10
he the death Of the druukard. by their use the
system is kept continually under tie influence vi
Alcoholic otlmulants OF the worst KIND, the desire
Ter Liquor Is created aud kept up, ana the result l.
all the horrors Of a druukaTd uie and death.
For those VINO desire and will have a Liquor Bit
ter, we publish the following recipe: get one bottle
Of HUOEaud's German BItIUrs ana mix with lnlee
quarts Of good brandy OF whisky, and tue result
Will be Il Preparation that viii lar excel IN aeGici-
nal virtues and true eXceliaECG any vi the nulnCr-
Ous Liquor Bitters IN the mGrket, and VIII cost much
less. lou viii have ali the virtues u lOVnSud :
Bitters in connection with L gUVd sGtiele Of liquor,
Il 4 much less price tEan idsss anterior prepaTsuVns
will cost you.
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DARN FOR SALE.
sTATE o. OHIO.

Trumbull County, IS.
- the Court VI Common Pleas. Civil aouon.
Jeremiah Irwin Ias usIsudent VIA tdke aOgee
Ns ftAaL % lie ALL oay u JA4uIy
Jacob tllillpsJ y. ~ lo0A.IG PiIiaIl G4eI IA Jus
once VI liz L4e.A u liz GVu4t VI LODA0u E4eIs.
us pv1iu0I. aiiesiAs amOas oLh-r tlIlss, Iu4l
- sTe 10 dds 1Ilu Iav1 tle Gei-u4caJ o. - Seit2lE
lroEInIssury MUtg, made oy tLe UeIe4uant ald pay
ao4e - s~ds piaIntlA, IAe S~Dl " IUur uGHUESu aLu
lUsa9 -ssfsn uv.lazs ,Sl-D, VIA lateTSst hVAi
apIIl -0tl- i. =. ioN. 4Bs lG4ygr ~ ssiu plaIauA
Is I2t go. E.4LctIE AdNcJuUsHasEl lnSEsfJE.
DeI,n-aAt - ~. lAeE AJtlAta HAT al 1GGSr olaf
tacLneDth Las DeSLlsSak9 ~ sSld case.
DS4sndaat - AVtl-e0 ~ aAsner ~ denET 10 said
EeutiO- - the 4s.G Gay " March, -. u. lo5i, Va
gIds1eGtoiay Gs Idkea ~ deIaGlt. a. -. JONES
ga -. Lous-Cv Any lUE ~ Il.
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RECRUITSWANTED
FOR IuE
9Th REgINENT. O. 7. GAYAIRT!.

7 HAVE opened a Recruiting Office
4 over Messrs. Hoyts' Store. in Warren. for this
found between the bOurs If 10 u and 1 ? NJ.
Also Al Uaies AZ tie Phillips house in Salem.
Columbianna County, where Captain J. u. Lee
man may be found from 10 N TO Z a.. GOye.n-
meat OouatieS PAID. JAMES ). ABELL, Capt
Warrea. Feb 3-iL. eth OaiO Vol. Cavalry.
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CHERIFF's SALE

Franklin E. Stowe,
vs. IN rumoE Som- FIeas-
Calvin HedgeT. ct 81.
By virtue of an order Of sale. issued ont Of said
Court, In the shove ease, and 10 me directed and
delivered / shall offer at public sale, et the south
door Of the Court House. in Warren, on
Saturday, the 28th. OF March, 1864.
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. ". and !
O'Clock P, NJ. of said day, the following real es-
tate, to wit: Situate in section No. :, IN the town
s,iD Of Braoeyille, or No. 1. range ) in the COnnec-
tieut Western Reserve in the State OF ONO and i
also in said County Of TTumbull, bounded as loi-
ter mark Of Eagle Creek, and situate q few feet De
low the Bridge. across said Creek (at Barnum,s
Mills so called thence running down said branch
in an easterly direction % rods to q stake near the
Creek. thence southerly 10 RODS 10 q stake, thence
westerly 20 rods 10 a stake in the line Of the high
wsy, as now ~oecnpied, thence n%oTtberly On the line
Of The highway 10 rods 10 the place OF beginning.
and CONTAINING within said bounds one and one
fourth acres OF land be the same more or less. Ap-
JOSEPH G. BUTLER,
shertfs of5iee. Warrea. Feb. a. LEA
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NIMBER LAND FOR sALE /!

I Would sell On tae most favorable terms 8 half
Interest or the whole Of ~ acres Of land near the
well tim5eFe-l with tne best variety OF oak, poplar
hickory and ash; together vita q INST class saw
mill si!h three goOd circular saws. TWO Jokes Of
cattle. pair Of EoISeS. harness. Slcls. wagons.
chains AMI all the utensils tor prosecuting the lu!n-
Der business or any scale to suit the tsney. Of the
purchaser. g.. " SEARS.
Tel. 10 3wS
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internal Revenue Taxes.

The attention OF all interested, Is di-
rected to the advertisement in another
column, Of Assessor Beebe. It will be
seen that reports Of Incomes. Licenses,
&C., are to be made to the Assistant A.
SCISSORS, instead of waiting for them to be
called for, As formerly.
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DEPARTMENT OF rik AAlEAok,
Washington, D. C., It'll Feb, 1884.
eIaf I haro used your Pills iaIpy general and h0sDsiss
practice ever since you made then, aud cannot hesitate q
say they are the best eathartic Nc employ. TEeIr resa-
Iating seliOn On the liver Il quick and decided, cone
Quently they are an samiTAbh0 Tsmedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, I have seldom found case II
baiols diSas 80 obstinate that Il did not readily yi-ld to
them. kntsrnally yours, ALONzO Bali, 2.
ITEaicias Of lx Harms HauEl.r
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THE MAHoN1Ne BRANCH.
MAHoNING

On and after Monday. January 4. 1864. passenger
trains on this road viii run to and from the NEW
DEPOT on Scranton Avenue Seneca Street, a. fol-
lows
NAIL
Leaves Ceyeisnd ct us A II: Warren e:S and ar
riyes at YOUNGSTOWN at 193 A. M.
RETURNING. leaves youngstown st 200 P NJ
Karrea Ia and arrive at Cleveland at $50 P.
Youngstown Express.
Leaves Youngstown at 100 A NJ: Warren at 1883 A.
NJ; and arrives nj Cleveland az lois A NJ.
RETURNING, leaves Cleveland at 3:t5 NJ War
cHAL. L. RHODES. General Manager.
Cleveland Dec. 50.
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SOLDIERS!
And the Friends Of Soldiers

We call the attention Of all having relations CT
friends IN The army 20 the lact THAI H05HaLd > Ges-
man Buffers wal cure nine tentAs VI tne diseases
camp life. In the lists published almcst daily IA
the newspapers, on the arrival OF the eIck. 1t Viii IL
observed that a ia.Se portion ara suffering IRON
debility, Livery case Of that kinu can readily cur
ed by HOOlaEds German BIIets. have no hes
itRton Is saying that Il these Bitters were icee!y
used among our soiuIdTS, hundred Of lives might
be saved that would otherwise be lost.
The PrOprietOrs are daily receiving thankful let
ters from sufferers IN the army and hospitals, VINO
have been restored 10 health ~ the use Of these
BittGrs. sent 10 them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that. the signituTeo 81 &C. u. JACKSON" Is On
TIE vEAPPER u each bottle.
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Western Reserve Chronicle.
Terms oR SUBSCRIPTION

Do9or aad kJ7g csats. ia advcace, Tro Dot
ssfs, PcB1seaf - ROT made IN od-aEcs. No pa
Ser uiscsa1nued anti all arresreSes are paid ak
SsPtat the option Of the publishers
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Youngstown Express.
Town and County.


Terms of TIE Chronicle, $3.50 invaria-
bly, in advance No deviation from this
rule.
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The Sanitary Fair

Is now in full operation, and those who
fail TO visit it, will miss one of the most
beautiful and interesting exhibitions ev-
er presented in this part OF the country.
Each department is il fact worth a trip
to Cleveland to See, but Floral Hall is
the browning glory of sill. No one max
ing any pretensions 70 a love of the beau
tiful, should fail to visit the Fair, even
though his own grati6cation be the Oh
iect- Il will pay.
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For Sale.

A few choice Steel Engravings for sale
at Hat6eld's Picture Rooms.
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DoSANA MORRIS ESTATE.
III Notice is given that the undersigned has this
day been appointed Administrator On the estate o.
Rosanna Morris. late Of Sou.hiuEton, lrupbuL
County. Ohio. deceased SAML h NORTON.
Feb 4. fs64s ave-
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering from Marasmus. wasting away,
with scarcely any hesl On tneIr bones. are cured "a
4 very sa0rt time. Que bOtlle, II sErI cases, viii
nave . most surprising effect.
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Cry GOODsl Dry GO0DS!i
p Z OK & BROTHER
No, . Marke, st, Warren, 0.
~ oUid inform their patrons that
w they sre prepared fox the fall trade oflsSI
With a large and varied stock Of Staple and Fancy
3rF Goods, E-4iH-a.ngs. and Millinery
goods, SHOES, carpets and Melons, 10
Thlrh the attention o. AL are invited.
sept. -. IS5s-
10000 >, 1r fii.,: $ It .ss1ss... marks mark,
PECK & BROTHER.
4 GOOD assortment of Brown and
"a Blaoched Sheetings and shirtinss, cheap for
PECK Il BROTHER,
SILKS-Plain Black, Black Bro.
- cade. Colored Brocade. Plaids. Stripes. etc, a
Teat variety Of styles, from Eilty Cents TO Two
OSlilrs per yard. PECK y BROTHER.
FABLE LINENS, BIeached and
1 Brown, Wool Spreads, Toilet Quilts, "a and
- Shcc;iHGs, and Pillow Case Muslin, and every-
hing in the iine Of house furnishing goods
PECK & BROTHER.
OIL Shades, Curtain Muslins, En-
~ hroilered Curtain Mdslius. Curtain Fixtures.
etc, IN great variety. PECK &BRoTHER.
CHAWLS-Brocha, Thibet, Silk.
y Grape and Stella Shawls.i in all colors and quail
-Des, which We Will sell al prices to suit everybody.
PECK 4 BROTHER.
GHOES-Ladies and Children's Bal
~ morals, Caters. Kid, Gcat and Calf Shoes. a
iaFse ami Wei selected stock, in which We are pre-
PECk BROTHER.
A Large Assortment of the best
IA Hamilton, Manchester and Pacific DeLaines, |
toI4ins. NaIeleiaS. 1rayeiing foods, Get, at very
low figures. PECK Z BR0GlIER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Under
IL sleeves, .EdSings and Insertings of ali kinds.
Ei@eA and WDiJe SILK Lace, Brussels .Edgiugs, cot,
- low tgures. PECk BROTHER
DIBBONS, Flowers, Trimmings OF
le1ll kinds. corsets. gloves; Hosiery, Hair Nets.
Co.., IN great variety. PECK 3 BOTHER.
GKIRTS! SKIRTS !!-New Balmo-
- rails, the best makes Of skeleton. both Tape
aAd Tied, at all prices. PECK &BROEHER, I
HARPETS-If you want 10 buy Il
~ good Carpet for the least possible amount Of
money, come 10 the Warren Dry Goods Store, where
PEVA q BROTHER.
NIOTHS, Cassimers Vestings,
~ Tweeds. Jeans, eto.. FOR Men and Boys wear
solhpTisiIs al the desirable styles mat the H-aTke4
March 10, 1865.
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disease. A ecli settles somewhere In the body and Oh
struets Its natural functions TEesa. " not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro
dacing general aggrayaiion, suffering, and DISEASE
Willis in this condition, oppressed By ths deraHgrnenta,
take Ayers Pills. and see how directiy they rsetors ths
natural action of the system. and with il the buoyant
feeling of health again. What Is true and - apparsat in
this trivial AMI common Complaint. IS also true in nEZ1y
Of the deepseatsd and dangerous ~distsmpeFs. The san1s
purzativs elect expels them. Csusel by similar obsiraa-
tions and arrangements Of tbs natural functions % tie
body, they are rapidly, and many Of them surely, caraJ
by the sane means. None who know the TiTtuas " tasss
Pills. VIII neglect to employ them When sussring nm
thu disorders they ours.
Statements from leading Physicians In some a the
principal citiss, aud FROM Other well knorn Pubiis pr
sons
From c R70ardiR9 Nz1AdHt y 8. Losis, "a. I lHA
d. AKKR: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that =
great In medicine. They have curei my little daughter
Of ulcerous sores upon her hands and ks-s that hRd rrogsA
lncurhle for years Her mother has been long g1sE-
ously AFFLICTED with blotehss and piniplss on her Skin and
In hsr hair. Aner our child was cured, she also TILED
your pills. and thaV haya cursl her.
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Iw sw CIV sm sm Tyr

Rates of Advertising,
Twelve Lies eq5ss 80 ohe inch in spsee. make
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Al a Family Physls.
Headache, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stomach

EFOHt Dr. EdtSzIs Boyd, BatiHs0TG
DEAR BRo. AVER: Icann0t answer you tgkat eoslpladDs
1 hare 1ETsl with your Pills batter than 10 sy az aLt -
ereT treat I1E1s a pargafirS medicine. 1 pllfs great 1speG-
dence on an eaectual catliartie in my daily easiest vyh
disease, anil believing n I 10 that your pills EGorl rs ~
best We have l 0feo0rss value them highly
PrrrsBgRa. Pa. Nay !, 1870.
DE J. @ AyEA- Sir: I have been repeatedly eusd "
Of your Pills It seems 10 arise fun \ Col stezuacAy
which they cleanse nj once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PEEBLE,
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N~00FLAXD'S GERMAN BiTTERS,
WILL GIVE 0

"~~A A@h@ -
a GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES,
HEALTHY NERVES.
STEADY NERVES.
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
4 GOOD CONSTITUTION,
a HEALTHY CONSTITUTION.
i sToNG CONSTITUTION,
\ SOUND CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE THE
Weak Strong.
WILL MAKE THE
Delicate Hearty
WILL MAKE THE
Thin Stout
WILL MAKE THE
Depressed Lively
WILL MAKE TIE
SalloW Complexion Clear
WILL MAKE T1E
Dull Eye = Clear and Bright
WILL PROVE 4 BLESSING
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rr1asEr HOUSE. savannah, Ga Jan. a lssa,

IrLisLi HOUSE. SaVnnnan, ia Jan. o 10
HnSnRED SIR . ] should b ungateful for ths relief
your skill has brought me II ] did not report my csss ~
you. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on sxera-
eating n~sarrEgie pans, which ended In ehrosfic nsarraa-
Gaa. Notwithstanding I had the bet Of p~hysidaze, TIE
disease grew worse and worse. until BIZ Tho advics q you-
excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Naekensie, ! trizl y1nr
Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. by psrssS<inF
IN the use Of them, ] am now entirely we'll -
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REED e. ADAMS.
AYERS
PILLS

Are you sick, Es5IS, and
eomplaluingi Are you cut u
order, wiki your system Do
ranged. and your feelings uB-
eoniforsablef These symp-
toms are Often the prelude 20
serious Illness Some ne q
sickness Is creeping upon yea,
AMI should BE- aysrted By 4
timely use Of the right rem
edy- Take Ayers Pills, AID
cleanse our the disordsred hn-
- purify the blood, AMI
lss the nuids more on aBobr
strueled In health again
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into Vigorous 60
tivity, purify the system from
the obsfrucfious which make
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SUPERIOR JUDGEMENTS
WE oFER IN
DRESS GOODS,

PLAIN AND FIGURED BLACK SILK.
PLAIN AND FIGURED FANCY SILKS.
RICH PLAIN AND FIGURED SILK PoPLINS'
sAXoNY ANDMOHAIR DRESS GOODS
PoPLINS. LARETTAs AND MoZAMBIQUEs,
ALPACCAS. DELAIXs. CHALLYs, PLAIDS.
&C.. &C., 30.
The present high prices Of new silks. row Is the
time to secure some BARGAINS in
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of HabeQs Corpus.

Congress has suspended the Writ Of Ha6eas
Corpus for niaoty days after the meeting Of the
next Congress and the bill has been approved
by the President. We shall hear from many
editsrs and many politicians psrhaps, fearful
howls over this proceeding But Congress IS
taking care that wo shall whip in this biz fight
and to this end, gives the President p.wsr to
come down with iron hand andrelentless grip on
all mon she would openly bettay their sountry,
or under tho garb Of friendship, stab it to the
Leart. When there are responaiblc ngitatora in
North Carolina, and perhaps elsewhere, wh9 teach
that Z" our government is despotifm TO be resist
ed-that forbearance towards tits ne lonsor a
rirtue,p it is high time for tho said gorernlnent
to take the strongest and most unusual measures
for,its security. None but bad Ind black-hearted
men have any thing to fear from this suspension
of 1IaJeas Corpus. Our sasacieus, patriotic, and
right-minded President will never uso this power
but for the public good-and even than not until
all other measures fail. Indeed Congress has
thrown around. thi. saspens:On every caution and
safeguard ; and has specified euch case in which
it shall be applicable. We venture the prediction
That this proceeding GA tho part of Congress NIL
never overthrow either our popular rights or oui
free government.