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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
Sur bte Tamilien Der gebrdfteteu.

Sur Bic Tamilien Der gebrdfteteu.
Men1 e6 bic beiliste u. er]e BGraer,
pfl9t strlar8t, paB Der n@eorditete" ben
Beftimmunsen bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fh unterperfene, unp, rpenr er mad benz
ielben tetne 8tfreiuns pom Dieni1 erIan>
gen fam, f4 untpsi9erlid i'm Nenpe;>
Sous etntteue, 10 perlangt e6 anbererleits
Gle Menidenpaidt, ra8 bon Seiten Der
Dabeimbleibenpen pie Jamiien, bic lid
fir tbre Griten; auf Die CUR Mrmee beur<
oerte11 Wanrer p~erlaien mueten, eesen
Notbu. Gntbebruns ge(dubt pereen. 8ir
baben in unleren 8emubunaea> peutlden
Damtlienpdtern, bic ben {1meren Cana
BEG n0eprafteten" 3urproppf t. Marltaus.
lfFee maiden mu6ten, nit Natb unp
1bat beiiuiteben, elaubmitbise Mneaben
eenl8 ner1,otnn,er, wel@e-pon oem ibren
3leben pabetm b%ecrobenben NotbIianpe
Rut,oe 9eben. llnmiinpiee &inper mub,
ten unter per Sbbut elmer ielbt auf
BEN &%ranfentett fat bilfos lieaencen
Wutter 3uridaelanen, altetslbwa9e Glz
tern benz Mitletpen 0er1panpier unp
Nabtam anbeimgeseben merben, unp
fcl@e Gdue rufen laut nm 5ilfe. .5ilfe,
r'idt aaein In @eitalt freipiuiaer UNI
9elessntli@er &Impien, lunbe,n 5ife, re-
gel. uno pfi6hmaets aus 6fsntli4en
@alsn 9ereift.
Iomn,@ eneiuben, bic nidt benWiQen
battet bas bur9 ben Drdft iiter bic Ja<
milien ein3elner ibrer Barser aefommene
nnelld ourd Bountie8 su perbuten, ba,
ben Jest minoeftene tie 9 fli-9 t. pai7elbe
bur9 unteritlbun9 aus Der @emetntla0e,
fur 1pel9e jeper belteuert merpen lpute, ~
ltnoern.
Die 8eamten Der Gowns, Ii, nelden
1otbleioenoe Gamilien @eprdfteter lid
befnpen, baben ben @rab ber5ilfsbeoarfs
tteteit perielben iu ermittelr UNI Sprae
5u tra9en, oaB Die @etber uub Sinner
Derer bic Gas geleb ms Jelp gerufeu
ntdt barben.
Wdre bic @eebsebung b%eieinancer, 10
bbdtttr1 mir oarauf gu crinseu, baB Elm ae<
aeHuBeHoeI EcHee aus StQQt5 r1ttteln tur
unteritaBung Der Gomilien @eordfteter
.belr'utet tptirpe ba benz aber rri9t 10 III,
10 fcrbcrn mir pentstens pasu auL eaB
pom Soften unierer poblbemittelten Wit,
turger our6 prglntfirte unkrfub.
un8 Ger notbleioenpen Gomilien @eprafte,
tel N0es sei6ebe mas in ibrer Wabt
tttbt, nm ben 8ortbeil ben iie DOT ben,
D:rdftselss ben Armen eesenater baben,
in ettpas ausjusliden.
9brt Gamtlfen lnb aeaer ben ger<
lutt tbrer S6bne unp @dter pur6 Die
5000 lauiel Bei1lbt: pouenI ne fir
eteie Legislative 8fslnfisurs nidt ne
llialtenS Gin S9erRein auf benz Mltar Der
Barmberjlgfeit opffrn2
Souen uniere M u bzSolpoten III
milL Solbaten" rperpen, loQen
mir ron uniersn @eerafteten er,parten,
oae re la trau6bar uno TOPPER er,pei(en,
- l,dien mir ibnen Die 8erfderune oe,
ba6 ibre Gamilten In tbren Mit.
Bsi4lser uab Greunbe eefunben
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

,9pises lbsr9c" fanlnit ibrtmp aupt<
re&t pobl! 8elannt Y. eurdf1uut."
Der rMi ItD anf sebtrplp, ptrJu<
mont ti6 3ur @@mdrntrei 3ueetbon mar,
mad benz Fremont bae rarifals Bans
ner pur9 fti1til 9erratb tnttbrt. tn1tlbe
NIT Entraitun8 ein unp laSt: gum 5Alul.
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SteQufa 3ur 5tldpereifraae critilirt:
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81 mtin1 aft mtbr ab en- /,
MIR Iinb rabtfal UNI
10 9 len rabifal .bIeib n" Der
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finnunesli&ti8ften teuti&en Bldtter Der
linton, BON etnetn Gbrenutanne pom Tas
lent unp maielolew Gbaratttr repi8irt,
mar etner Der sd bpftr Der Gremcnt<
bemeSur8 unD tru9 unp teete lle, bis Gres
mont ne Yerrietb. Dann iaste 81 lid los
BON benz bumbug urb bleibt bel ser alien
SABINE. Der npipneer an I O.
To n H." btSber Elm tbdtigss Sraar
fir pie Observation-Disclosures Ihreibt Sire
mont bat iii9 pur1 fein Mnlebnen an bic
Nriepenspemplratie b1Xten freiInniaen
rabitalenllpionsleute,n 3uSi,rnbalib aemadt.
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;3u eiinetrrn Man,,s oetdulbt III 6npe,, ober
Dies fol- uns niaf abbalten, un1eren SIR.
tbum ,in,uifeb,r. l1nlere Mnbanolihfeit
an bic ypn un9 riidtto ~erforrten prin,t@
pien gebt b5ber alS Bic an Mdnnern."
@ir t5nnnten Der fIeinern 9idter
aus Der rapifaltn preGe benen Gremont
als elm Srrwild aideint, mdbrenb Ct
friber TIT 2eitltsrn. mar. nod siele an
flbren, aber pp3u iI9 lei ben RIetnen
aufbolten, penrl aud Ser grpBe 6 a II
5tin3t n3errn Gren1pnt NIT BEN Mblas
8ebrief probt. 9rrr 6einien, Der 10 erboft
auf 9intcln II, baB 81, am Miaearafau
febenp, ben Bunl1 in nd perlpirtf,
3tnecln In etnem Naden in ben Mbgrunp
iau}ea gu feben, fam i9 freili9 npa
1i6t ba3u ert,annt1 mas Mdrner bon
mentger Salient aber frdftieerem @efabl
flr Ntbt unb unre1t {hor1 Dor ibm ae.
than, aber e erfldrt nd nenigRenf nit
6errn Grernctts ieBisem Stanppunft
burdauS ntdt einperitanpen urp ma9t
pez BERN eiren Stanbpuntt tlar. @as
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tenren mir unc er,rorten pemnddf aus
leiner Geeer Elm 8aQenbitterf8 Dinten@
Nnatbtt1a gesen Gren1ont.
Nbtr e6 flrp ri9t Bios bic bentenper
uno ebrli9e1 btutl9en Nabfialen BON Der
preMe, mfldt Grentont ben 2aufpae
9eben, lorter1 aud anptre 2eute. 90.
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gu ben Gdbrern Der Gremont Bepe8ung
9eb4renoen btuti6en &esierunsebeamte,
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80 rteIlDaftfnSnllen niecerle>
Ae'l, neil ite gegra Gren,oat fld ertldren
UNI es tt@ atdt na@la8en lailsn ppuen
lte battet1 tlo8 oe6 liebtn Bropes willen
ote l5reu1ontzS Organization serlalTen.
Gerner fl1o es aud 1idt nnebr bios GIN
3el1'e, ilItt bios bic ebelfen unp inteuieel1>
telteu yorfaupfer pf6 Trempnt 6eeres,
pel6e fetl1sm befeften Banner 0alet laz
gen. nm lire Gbre rein ~ erbalten, lpn<
bern aud in @eib unp 9lieb bepinntsbe
bon, Ypr Fer 5anb t,ur Elm fhlaoenpes
iBetlptel:
Der lebr ltarfe ,,teut1de" <rapifule Club
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
Mncrmcucitcs
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BAT 1peben pls New> yrrf
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faaut. bic Vreilt per Yaumpellen. SeaarsT
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ratb ron piielen Waaren babcn. Der Sor per Stetg.
uda aefauft wurbs, 10 Iinb mir IN Stano eelsbL
eiese tbiuiaerau pertaufsn ais tr1sae elm anes1fs
WslbGft IN Ser Staft.
Tsrner baben mtr
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Oamen,
ala mautiaen, Sbamis, Gloats, panplua9ea
9trnupfpaarsn.c. &C., lpnte
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pMalitassn unlere GtMfanfe 8s8en DIG IIaptsl1
SATIRE uerb,Yp e!t, til peri9isoeren SIanspth W..
hrs;faht in Der Mblidt, unlernt OslnaI1e cut
,rSssrs 81 usSebnuua III aeben gnr mir bpfen, hap
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I'm WinneIpta. FIR oie3ufunft I'D %oslslbsn snssn
Nufes unb 8ertrauens su ~erfrfnen psofH Ws'p'
dis tponlit unIcre 6irnsa htebrt wuree. =,
qsuir aauasute m 9anpe sriaabsn mtr 1ns gu
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02

Sic Mrmcen IN 6eIbe unb bie
ansbebnn8.
Mer, fsr gtrtn bat 81 btIen unp
auAst 81 ifbesa, ncllte Is ldusneli. ba6
bic AusbebuIs custtb ras 4oos, pie &c
mad BEN gcnjtriptieusoe(tb Il. leiintr AZ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
Die Seuerprobe DeatfAer GbrliA.

Ser Superintendent k~enonnp1 m,,rhe
.1e
Die 9euerprobe o.ntfher Gbrlih.
fe;t.
Gin fur, noiaStr albboItuno her Gl,se<
ldnper unp woltintorer. Gpnpention In
Der xNeu< l1lm< pof. erihienener glrtifeI,
melder lie peutiden Nprt(drittsmdnner.
bic per Rern urp pos o,lunprne prbenes
element Der ulifn r,publifoni(hen Dor,
tel oebilbet. im9}cn,,n bed 9Infunpes npr
Der {dcn bomols einoeriiienen ,iioeIcien
8erteberuno Der Glbrtr ibrer b,ireffeupen
Traetipueu, Der 6errn Qinecln unp Nre1
mont, tparnte. botte pen ftbr nerninftinen
2med. serbiten 9,i hflfen nos lie n,ntidbe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o,inolten IN :n,,i 0rof.
tioner1 Iber 81. q nmbipof,n }rooe
ME 1e mar, bnh +, n,r .hite ln,a Strei,es
User bie 81 4 nn4er Md haunt,tel 1n,NeI-
sen nidt aus BEN guoen nerIifr,. na,,>
lid Sic Gorbinol prineipien ibres freien
ppliulden Observation-Disclosures. hos
fein Qincpln ! Monr. Inn Nreu,pnt. fein
Trenpnt : Mon,, nm, Qircnln ana hen,
Felbe IL 1dIon,n somh = eNim, her
oroe,n Mobrbe;t.r, nerISmon,. onh MIR
einen Ser b,iIioen 0lomh,nalahe az.
shmSr, f;r Il. s,;r e Ian.. ~ .;a;,
rporen. Is f,oreifb NM rnhmnnu osfamnHD
poe mir purh nnl.rn Mntb,il an h,n,
@ieoe 2ineclus 1ber 8udonon. Der. Biz
81 mr. mi. her gMn,oM nsr mi.ner,sa,
nerfniinst,n M.rn,n rss r,.tfd,m ss"r3s
ihrittarnannea nd heutiMsn : . :, -
frntrn n ma mrrtsa n,,,ntn,e;ht.r
otter wep,mtunn ~ hok,n Given nshrn%t
Die MornnrS. ,eitoemSs' rssi;dne.
n,,int = ,;nnr;nnf En- ~. =. r,ar MN,
Is faun, oebSr. ,,,'b 'nnr'n;ht hsomtst
Die belpen Ser sbentlhen Tert1mr;ttato.
felrunp, ~fitnpften fort neoen e;nnnn,r init
n%eaefo.rt,m Mrimn,. Smnn,r imn,;nen.
Ser ,s,,rn, ,n,r .nnhn nor nsm,lh.r W;,eafn
mdnnero,o,n 81, NnhSnney Nre,,,nnta
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ana. nm hen anoshsr;n.r .irsr nnss ~.
s,lh.n aSorI.i n.n msfsn,,srn .;rss s ,,ns.
pe5,ihen neIiti5M.n G,Ia,hsnsh, l,,, ~
ia n,roiftet,m mort !. g,nlMs ,,,n M,eip
Il, n,r Gmm5h,no nnn IA @n.t4.a ~ !,
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liden mefnunn' nsrniMttn fsnntsn ''
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
Minue(ota Sfadts3fituna.
eIStVtWSYUkW o11WWSDJStkWWIe
. al Ill. ben 3. Suit 1864.
Matipmal.Eicect Der repmbIifa.
miitten MnipmS:Ayartei.
Sir vrafbent.
Mbrabam Qincplu.
Glr gicepraIstnt.
Mnby Spbnlpn.
@6bentlitbe Nunbitbau.

Der &an,pf UNI Nibmonb bat bic Il,
irartete ldnsue @entung 3u uniern @uns'
fen nidt senommen. Der ndhfte 3aupt,
,trsd her gelle9uls Der SperatipnSbo(6
nob Dem SameS- 6luBe mar, bas pittigc
petersburg eurd cine raiden Nns
srif au nebwen. Ni6t nur pies 1T bur@
ben BON BEN Teince 9ema6ten 9eei9neten
4esensu9 y~ereilelt mprbs.n ionpern aud
aue lpatsrenNttaden, welde@ rant periu&t,
fpnnten uns ben YloB, Dellen Beib Hid.
mono In unlre 5dnre seliefrt, nidt Sts
1pinnen.
Muf alen punften i'm Mnden unt In
Der Gront BON 0idmpnp iino bic perlaiez
neten nnicnS Corps, welde bic 65ble
ees SeH. Davis umiteut, NIT feinblt9en
Corps in biBissn Gefedten aueiaanperee,
ratben. 5unter unb Sbtripan
baben i'm Noroweten unb Norbpitsn bon
Hidmpno ben Jeinb i'm Sdah eebalten,
fortpdbrenp an pem Berfe Der 3etf5runa
1einer 8erbinpunaelinien arbeitenp, nab.
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aesen bie8 rufpebren o. ete1sbur9t
iaprts opet Ansttffe pss Geinoes suradz
tparf.
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nerbeieen unb 70 bat IS Grant nobmale
nit elmer neuen S Ia nfenbewesun
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
Western Reserve College, a,
Hudson, Ohio.

The number of students now in this in.
stitution is as follows; Medical Students,
81; Seniors, l3; Juniors, 10; Sophomore,
3; Freshmen, l6; Preparatory Students,
IL; Total, l52.
We are pleased TO notice the increased
prosperity of this home college. Among
the teachers are the highly esteemed and
learned President Hitchcock, and Pro
f.ssors n. P. Seymour, c. A. Young and
Clrrol Cutler, and Tutor Charles T. vii
iims.
With such a corps of instructors, this
College now offers toyoung men advanta-
ges equal, if not superior, to any institu-
ton of learning IN the West.
The College has a fine Astronomical
Observatory, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus, and a Library Of ten thousand
volumes.
We know Of no institution that offers
10 young men so great advantages for i'm
provement at so little expense.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
Fatal Accident.

On Saturday last, 1t. 6. ". MiIlikin
of the 9th Ohio Cavalry, was killed at
the Camp in Cleveland, by the falling of
his horse upon him. The accident &C.
Cured about IL o'clock A. N. A dis
patch was sen TO his father. who lives in
Rowland, who Immediately started for
Cleveland. and arrived there a few mo-
ments before the death of his son, which
took place about 8 O'Clock in the even.
ing. The body accompanied by an es-
cort. arrived here on Monday by the A.
& G. w. and was inferred in the new
Cemetery yesterday.
During the brief connection of 1t.
Millikin with his regiment, he had won
many friends. He was a young man of
good habits, ana looked forward to a life
of usefulness and honor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
Obituary Notice.

On Tuesday, February 9th, NELSON c.
PERKINS, at the residence of his father,
in Kinsman, Ohio, put an end to his
life.
The deceased was a member Of the
Junior Class in Western Reserve College.
of a bright intellect, an earnest and de
voted student; he WAS a promising can
didate, had life and health continued
for the highest honors of his class. Sign
of incipient insanity had several times
manifested Themselves since he entered
upon his College course. But rest and
restoratives had in a measure dissipated
them. Or late, however, q cloud of deep
and alarming depression had settled up
on his mind, and in accordance with the
advice of the faculty of the College, and
his friends, he had returned 10 his home
to recruit his health. But it was too late.
The work of disease had alresdy gone too
far. Reason was OVERCOME. and the mel
ancholy act which terminated his life
was b result. Few persons Of his age
have left brighter evidences of christian
character.
The following resolutions of sympathy
passed by his class mates, will show the
estimation in which he was held by those
who knew him well:
WHEREAS, through the will Of an over
ruling Providence, we are called upon to
mourn the death of cur beloved friend
and clsss-mate, Nelson C. Perkins, there,
fore
Resolved, That while We do not CUES
ton the wisdom of Divine Providence,
We do sincerely deplore the loss of our
esteemed classmate, who as a student was
always earnest, faithful and successful;
as a christian. always active, devoted and
steadfast in the path of duty; and who
as a friend, by his frank and generous
disposition, his noble qualities of heart
and mind, had attached and eudeared
himself to US all.
Resolved, That while we would not wish
to intrude upon the sacredness of domes
tic sfhiction, we cordially extend the
hand Of sympathy to the friends and fam
lily of the deceased.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be sent TO the family of the deceas
ed, and also that one be preserved in u
class records.
II. Y. LYMAN,
J. G. SHEDD. Committee.
E. P. CRUTHERS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
Seminary.

Eds. EhnoartG-An Examination of the
students Of this school for the present
term. viii take place on Thursday & Fri
day Of the first week in March. Glasses
will be sxamined in all the common
branches Of study. Also in Higher
Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhstorie, Mental
Philosophy, Latin Reader, Virgil. and
Xenophon's Aaabasis.
Literary exercises by the students Oh
Friday evening Of the same week.
The per cent gain in students Of the
present term over the same term Of last
year is ~sixty-six.
TAeSpring term commences March 21d,
and continues twelve weeks.
G. w. ANDREWS.
BLOOMFIELD Feb. ed. 1864.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
The PoIemic Lectures.

The Lectures under the auspices of the
Polemic Society of this place. closed for
this season, with the excellent lecture OF
BIyard Taylor, on the evening Of Tues
lay the 23d inst. They have been well
~patronized, throughout, and some OF
them, especially those of Messrs. Dickin-
son, Cough and Taylor, were crowded.
The failure TO receive q dispatch from
Mr.. Dickinson, and a similar and a worse
failure of the same kind in the case OF
tho Rev. Mr. Milburne, caused a misun-
d~erstanding with the Committee in re-
gard 10 the time when tbs lecturers
would be here, and proper notice could
not be given, which had the effect of les
sening the audiences materially, but not
w~ithstanding these drawbacks the re-
ceipts at the door nearly paid all expenses.
The deficiency was forty-eight dollars.
The amount subscribed by the citizens
before the commencement of the lectures
Gas seven hundred dollars. The Com
zee levied an assessment Of seven per
- thus raising forty-nine dollars.
- nd Ep all deficiencies, and re-
- 60 W tickets, Us cents each. in
-. ~, citizens who had purchased
- hu. we "s unable to attend the
-. ! thus lea S;ng the 0 exact
Iy balanced.
= sahf 1nrTunh hr NAn
who attended tie lectures, have
Ian great, and it ia a credit 10 them thst
the lecturers we're SO well ap,Hreca'eo.-
Now that they have once enjoyed such
high intellectual treats, there Is no aouo'
but that they will desire to repeat Mem
hereafter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
Reflector Lantern, for
u~rulng without a Chimney.

In br;, '<ing this article before the pub
lie. the pro, ,-ifloEs do 50 With entire cOn-
ech as it possesses many
onai;,ia. - '~kIy commend ii, and
is pronounced by all u
merits. altogether the mo.
tern they have met with. l. =
white light. 1t stands quick N -
any direction. The fame is rel
from the outside. II Is neat and
pact in form and size. ItSfree from sold,
in the upper parts, and is otherwise very
substantial in its structure. It has tie
glass sides so arranged that breaksge Is
less likely to occur than in other Ism
terms, and in the event of breakage can
be easily replaced. 1t has Convex Re-
Electors which increase greatly the force
of the fame serving at the same time
the purpose of shades to the eyes, which
i. yery desirable. It Is sold at a Lower
Price. with all these advantages, than
any Lantern in the market which admits
Of the fame being regulated from the
outside.
Forsale by Hoyt & Strstson, Druggists,
Ne. S, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Feb. I7-aw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-02
constipatIon, Costiveness, sappreasion.
Rheumntlsna, Govt, Neuralgia Drop
sy, PnrelyJ us, Fits, etc.

EfD " = t0-3nhs %o"I111 N1H1 "
Too much cannot 10 said Of your Pills for the eurs q
enstireReEs. hotliers Of our fraternity have Sund them
as eheacious ~ ! have, they thOsld join me IN prD=isiie-
ing il for the benefit Of the m~ultitu'lss who suffer froH,
that complaint, which. although bad enough IN if-oif, y
the progenitor VI others that are worse. I believe O.
GireIsess N originate in the liver, Tut your Rlls alfscS tias
organ and eurs the disease.
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Personal.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. W. S. Crawford, late Conductor on
The Mahoning Express, was last week sp-
pointed Train Dispatcher of the road. and
immediately entered upon his new du
ties. Mr.. Crawford, if we mistake not
vas Conductor on the first passenger train
on the road, in 1856, and has scarcely
missed = trip since. His host of friends
will only be reconciled to his absence from
the post he has so long and ably filed,
~ the knowledge that he has a less srdu-
Dus situation, and that his successor, Mr..
James Rayen, formerly on the Mail Train,
is no less efficient and popular. Mr.. u.
Medbury, another of the institutions"
Of the Road, takes the Nail Train, and
whether he can keep q Hotel or not,
ne can certainly run a R. R. train
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IN E FAMILY

CAN BE USED WITH PERFECT SAFETY BY
MALE OLD
Or OR
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From Mecca.

A very pleasant surprise party occurred
at the house of the Rev. Isaac Winans,
of this place, on last Monday evening"
A company of about fifty assembled and
after spending a short time in social in
tercourse the ladies very coolly took pos
session Of the kitchen and commenced
preparing an oyster supper, but before
prrtsking of it we were all summoned TO
the parlor. A very fine armed chair
mlde its appearance, and was presented
to Mr.. Winans as a token of friendship
sad respect. All seemed to enjoy the
Old gentleman's surprise as well as the
good supper. Altogether the evening
passed of very pleasantly, and will long
be remembered by the friends present.
Mecca, Feb. 18th. 1864.
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nrapenaIa. IrnnnrItr o. tha nIna.

Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Hood.
From Ra.L. z HinsS, Iasor ef AIVent cHETes, Rsss.
Dr.. AVER: I have used your Pills VITA extraordinary
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WARsEv, Wyoming Co. n. y Oct - 1855
DEIR Sin: / am using your CathaTtie PILLS In my pre-
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J. G. SHEDD. tCommittee.
E. P. CRUTHERS.
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Patients with the following symptoms will be speei-
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