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RESURRECTION


d.. GIBSON, NJ. D. IA. KELLY.
w take pleasurc in announcing n
~ w to the good people of Wash-S
In ington County, that our Drug store U
opposite the Cour: House, after being closed
through the hottest of the late struggle, is
now permanently ~re-opened for trade, and
We would cordially invite all, and especially
the sick and needy, to frequent our establish
ment as we shall endeayor to furnish articles
suited TO the taste and necessities OF the
public.
Our Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stuff's
&c., are fresh, while with our FANCY AND
please ALL GIBSON KELLY.
iS61je2ltE.
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USING
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nR.J D. STILLMAN, Gynecologist, Formula Dl-
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cases Of Women, Throat Lungs, Heart, and Viscera.
and Instruments. Medicines, Bathing aud Drinking
salts from mineral Springs, with written prescriptions
weekly, at $50, for the first month, $50 zach month
subsequently. Daily attention at his Offices, at the
5ame prices. Address with stamp, 81 & SO Union st.,
Memphis, Tenn.
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TSTABLISHED IN Memphis Is years. Ladies try
IL DR. Russelrs Pc riodicaI props they are never
falling in the most obstinate cures. Married Ladies'
should not use than during tho first three months Of
pregnancy. For sale only by Ir Russell, l0s geiter-
the amount you will receive by return mail, ope bot.
tie Of tho Drops with full directions. Special atten-
tion paid to other Diseases. Ladies coming 10 the city
for treatment, can DO Accommodated With elegant rooms.
1867 je7f
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Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.
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The Best Chance Yet.

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"A my new map ofthe Great American Republic"
'howing our recently acquired Russian Possessions,
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

EOOT LATllS, Manufactured by Uharles f. lIost,
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
When we will Vote with the
DRm0cracV


A Democratic friend (who, by the
way, was a candidate,) recently very
kindly offered US several reasons why
We should vote the Democratic ticket,
the most forcible of which was that
he was a deal older than ourself, and,
it wa natural born in him to vote the
ticket. In order that our friend may
labor under no misconception of our
intentions we hereby inform that we
wiH vote the Democratic ticket,
l. When said party proves satisfac-
torily to us that that it was the party
that voted supplies to support US While
fighting rebels.
2. When it convinces US that it is not
the party that organized the Knights
of the Golden Circle in opposition to
the interests of our Government du-
ring the late rebellion.
3. When it satisfies us that it was
loyal men who organized to resist the
draft in Noble and Holmes counties, in
1868.
4. When it demonstrates to our sat
isfaction that its leader, Vallandigham
was a patriot, laboring in behalf of the
Union.
5. When it convinces US that it did
not rejoice over the dead body of every
loyal soldier who fell in defence of his
country.
6. When it causes us to believe that
it is now a friend of all honorably dis
charged soldiers.
Z. When It substantiates its charges
that Abraham Lincoln was a thief and
a tyrant.
s. When it proves to US that its
friend, Booth, was a gentleman, and
was justifiable in the assassination of
the President.
9. When it convinces US that it Is
not the party that advocated secession
for twenty-niue years, and which cost
the lives of half a million people.
10. When it proves to US that JEFF.
Davis and itself are not traitors.-The
Republic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

One of the fence artists of Bridge
port lately painted on a board fence
Use Hoohand's German Bitters!'
The next morning an addition to it was
discovered, thusly: sand buy your
grave stones f."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

A long time ago q little boy, Twelve
years old, stopped at 3 country tavern,
and paid for his lodging and breakfast
by saving wood, instead of asking it as
a gift. Fifty years ls.er the same boy
passed the same little inn as George
Peabody, the banker, whose name is
the synonym of magnificent charities
the honored the two hemispherss,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
THE CHRONICLE.
Got Hold of the Wrong Com
mandment.

Got Hold of the Wrong Com
mandment.
Mark Twain tells the following fun
anecdote:
"Why, Captain, you appear to haye
very bad cold"
Eyes, Madam" said the Captain who
is fond of working in his garden early
in the morning, in his shirt sleeves, II
suppose l deserve it. | caught it while
breaking the Seventh Commandments
last Sunday"
The party, male and female, started,
and looked blank and then the lady
who brought out the remark said, as
well as a choking fit of laughter would
let her:
"WeH, upon my word, Captain, con-
sidering the unusual circumstances of
the case, and your present surround
ings, it was hardly necessary for yor to
enter so much into particulars"
When the innocent Captain got
home, he found to his amusement that
the Seventh Commandment does not
ssy-"Thou shalt remember the Sab
bath day to keep it holy"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

Beef and pork packing are now princi-
pally done in the Western States, but the
Chicago Republican predicts that the larg-
est beef packing establishments in the I'm
ion will be locaIed in Texas within five
years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
New Advertisements.

YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
At MapleWood, Pittsfeld. Mass. One of the
Oldest and most successful schools in the eoun-
try. widely known for its superior facilities and
splen did location.
REV. G. v. SPEAR. Principal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
Special Notices.
DR.. Schenck'S PuImOnic Syr-
I'M.


DR.. Schenck'S PulmOnic Syr-
up.
This great medicine cured DR.. J. II. ScEKEcK
the proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when it had assumedits most formidable aspect,
and when death appeared to be inevitable. His
physieians pronounced his caseincurable. when
he commenced the use ofthis simple but pow
erful remedy. His health was restored in sshort
tine, and no return of the disease has been ap-
pretended, for all the symptoms quickly disap-
peared. and his present weight is more thantWo
hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his atten-
ton exclusiveH to the cure Of Consumption
and the diseases which are usually complicated
with il, and the cures effected by his medicines
have been very numerous and truly wonderful.
DR.. ScHEScK makes professional visits to sever
al of the larger cities weekly. WHARF he has q
large concourse Of patients, and it is truly as
tonishing to see eOnsumptives that have to be
lifted out of their carriages, and in few months
healthy, robust persons. DR.. SCHENCK'S
PULM0NIC SYRUP. SEAWEED TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS. are generally required
in curing consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each, SO that any one can take them with
out seeing Dr.. SoHEECK. but when it is conve-
nient it is best to seehim. he gives advicefree,
but for a thorough examination VITA Respirom-
ct er his fee is three dollars.
Please observe when purchasing that the two
ikenesses Of the Doctor-one when in the last
stage of Consumption. and the other as he now
is. in perfect health-are on the Government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price ST.
so per bottle. or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters
for advice should always be directed to DR..
Schsnck's Principal Office. No. Is North 9Th
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Denss Barnes Il
Co.. N Y; S Stance, Baltimore. Nd; John D
Parks, Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker & Taylor.
Chicago. Ill. Collins Bros. st. Louis. mo. I'D
W. ca mol ".
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17


JOKE ON ACoNsTABLE.-A "cute" state
constable at Plymouth meeting q tin
peddler, asked him if he had q license
to sell. NO." was the cool reply
The constable fastened to procure q
warrant, and after a long days search
found the offending intinerant and
brought him before q magistrate
When, as q matter of form, he was ask
ed whether he was guilty, he quietly
answered "Not guilty" "Not guiltyl
don't you peddle goods around here ~.
said the Judge. Yes" "Well, then,
sir, have you a licence :" ooh, yes.o
"Why didn't you tell this gentleman
that you had no license?" "No, sir"
said the peddlar. ."Yes you did,"
shouted Tipstaf. mo I didn't" quiet
ly replied the peddler. 81 say you
did," Vociferates the constable. I say
l didn't" still persists the peddler.-
"Well what did you tell me then3"
"You asked me if / had q license to
sell, and l told you / hadn't, and l
haven't a license to SELL" continues
the peddler in an injured tone. "fer 1
want to keep il to peddle with"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-03
Singular interruption of Wedding
in Church.
From the Troy IN. ~ Times. !


Recently, a wedding was announced to
take place in . church in q neighboring
village, and large crowd Of spectators
were assembled to witness the interesting
ceremony. The bridal party were assem-
bled around the altar, and the clergyman
had announced in the usual form Of the
solemn injunction, If any man know
aught why this couple should not be mar
ried, &C., let him now appear, or forever
after hold his peace" when woman, rose
in the audience and forbade the bans
Upon being Intercepted as to the cause
why the ceremony should not be allowed
to proceed, she stated that she was mar
ried woman, and the bridegroom had pro-
missed to become her husband just as soon
as her present lord should die. She want
ed him held to his engagement. Of course
there was litter throughout the church,
the bride turned pale and began to think
that she should lose q husband after ell,
the groom turned red and mentally reflect
ed upon an avenging husband with der.
ringer held in close proximity to his head,
and the clergy mamie alone OF all the
company was cool and collected. He told
the woman the bans would 60 on-her oh
jections were not valid reasons why the
marriage should not take place. There
upon the indignant wife, with an eye on,
Tor husband No.2, went off in swoon-
the marriage was contaminated, and th.
audience dispersed in high glee over the
amusing episode.
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~ Gen. Butler has been ruled out Of
he Presidency Of the National Asyiua
M D;aehlod Soldiers :, Int holda an In the

~ Gen. Butler has been ruled out Of
the Presidency Of the "National Asyiun
for Disabled Soldiers. but holds on 70 the
right to have possession Of the money.
The Asylum was incorporated by Con
gress last year, with the provision that the
Board Of Managers should be- composed o.
the President, Secretary of War, and Chief
Justice ca e0scio, and nine citizens mol
members Of Congress" Bntler was ap.
pointed one Of the nine by resolution d
Congress, and was made President oil "
Board, but became disqualified by beings
candidate and elected to Congress. HIS
seat was therefore declared vacant. But
he contrived, while In Congress, TO have %
much ofthe act repealed as made members
Of Congress ineligible, and then demanded
his seat. This has been refused him, o.
the ground that the vacancy was perfected
when be was declared disqualified, and The
removal Of the disqualification only makes
him eligible to re-appointment. He, never
theless, demanded tie custody Of the money
from the treasury; the Comptroller BE-.
decided that he is not entitled to II, and
insists on keeping it for the person duly
qualified to receive It, and properly respon'
sible for taking safe care Of it.
Butler will pow be 6ercer for impeaeh-
ment, that be may get President in 0iilcc
who will give him another Comptroller o.
the Currency. The fund, when realized;
will amount TO three million of doNarst
Buffers acquisitiveness has been much 81.
cited by visions Of much smaller sums
than this.-TN. o. Picayune.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-03

EXPERIENCE OF THE SEAsICK. -Thoos
going to expose themselves at the Paris
Exposition can cut this ont and put 3
in their portemonnaie for reference On
the voyage:
This 10 the bette xoir of the ocean. Il
settles down upon the soul of the If
1icted person with q deathly despair
ing effect. He no longer chews but e.
chews food. He thinks Of job Who
cursed the day when he was born. He
wishes he had but one yard Of sold
ground, though it were . bleak rock in
the middle Atlantic. He thinks b.
shall never get used to that internal
tossing. He fain would take some re-
turning fish if it would but restore him
to land. But all in vain; the waves
cease not from their troubled dances
the weary cannot rest; he il forced to
be reconciled to il, and at last the dig.
" brain ceases to whirl and the ston-
ach to revolt. Yet some are ID for
weeks.
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mended with some Of my old friends and
neighbors, and | would be pleased that
yourself and family were of the numbers
! am yours truly,
81 R. G. MARTIN.
A Beautiful Incidental Little Bird
in Church During Service.
From the DAYTON 10 \ .Jourr.,

From the Dayton CO., Journal.1
Yesterday morning, during service at tha
First Lutheran Church, and just after tho
last hymn previous to the sermon had ha. ~
announced, q little bird fed in at windo ,1
and perched above the pulpit. The readim
OF the hymn finished, and meetings an.
nounced, the little songster filed ths
church with his sweet notes, and mad Ss
every face radiant BY his charming t,,1aSs
to the hymn. The first stanza was hs;ss
sung, meanwhile he few about the cbnrSs
and found q perch on the large chandel;s.
where he politely listened until the Intern
between the first and second stausas
when be again lent the organ the music q
bis bewitching soprano. Throughout tho
delivery OF the sermon. the restless wsrbler
an unwilling auditor, chilped short snatche,
OF bis matin carol, and frequently left bis
resting place on the chandelier and vince]
the circuit Of the auditorium in his vain
endeavor to find egress, perhaps that ha
might tiy away to Goods frst Temples ,
MIR. Gotwald had reached the perofat;on
OF his eloquent sermon, and was speaking
OF the strife and envy and dlssensioil IL ia
church, and the hindrance Of these elements
to the outpouring Of the Holy Spirit, vhieh
he beautifully typi6ed BY the restlessnem
OF the bright little soDgster, who auttered
and lowered over the congregation, but
would not descend. Altogether it was !
most beautiful incident, and will be pleasant.
" remembered BY all present.
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Gen. Robert E. Lee for President

Tho rv,nav;,,e IND n.;,n san+;na, ~
!, 1o - "s' Anu, A"y '0no.noA "
the border, one OF whose edltors was an
officer in the Federal army during the war,
writes a double-leaded leader in favor of
= roo e.r pro.;dont - 1880.
oo.o'"A ~ = ~ AVA .oS0nv ~ ~.
we so,aay nominate General ROBERT =.
Leo, OF Virginia Cg az our IaVorlte 1of rresi-
dent IN lo6o !,
Generai Lee stanos Del0re me Worid an
american nooleman. 2 CHRISTIAN without
ostentatlon' ana soldier wltnout Q peer,
living OF dead.
we ask :. not whether TINS p9rest ana no
biest OF hvlng Americans, VINO leo iortn
the iegions OF Virginia in defence OF his
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-03

CoTToN GINS, PRESSES, PLANTATION
MAcH1NERY.-The we'll known and en-
terprising firm of Thos. b. Bodley
& Co., of New Orleans, ever on the
alert to introduce the latest inventions
and improvements in Agricultural I'M
plements and Plantation Machinery.
are now manufacturing for the crop Of
1867, an improvement on the Bullock
Press, which can be worked by hand,
horse or steam power. This press, al
ways popular, is decidedly equal fnot
superior to that of any other make
This house also announces that the
Gullett Steel Brush Cotton Gin with
many improvements is now again be-
ing manufactured under the superin-
tendence of the patentee, B. D. Gullett
of Aberdeen, Miss, who challenges
comparison as to quantity in given
time, quality of Cotton ginned, sub
stantial workmanship and it's not be.
ing liable to "spew." Messrs. Bodley
e. Co., are the sole agents for Wood
& Mann Portable Engines, Coleman
Corn Mill and Stafford Cultivator.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-03

ANOTHER OK GoRED.--An Indiana cor
respondent Of the New York Times says:
"Judge Lynch, to our disgrace be it said,
10 at present doing most extensive busi-
ness in Indiana. Sixteen cases Of mob law
have been recorded during the past two
months, and there are prospects Of further
accessions to this number
In the town Of Selma, Alabama, where
no riot had taken place, and nons was
apprehended, ell the city officers By one
blow Of the sword were dscapitated and
their heads rolled into the dust. In New
Orleans oil the city officers have been
removed, because at some time or other
there had been q disturbance. 4 Con.
grsssman from Pennsylvania becomes
frightened out Of his wits, at some little
disturbance on the outskirts Of crowd ia
Mobile, and caused little row, and
forthwith the people Of Mobile ore d.
nounced all over the country, and tho
military axe cuts to pieces all the city
machinery. Why, in the State Of Indiana
don't some Sheridan or Ewsyne put To
mob spirit down by turning out oil ~
local officers. Montgomery Advertise
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-03

D Since writing our article on the
overflow, we learn, that a few, very
few of those who worked so well and
efficiently on last Saturday, have made
out bills against the Corporation for
one days services and demand pay
Verify, this is spelling pretty thing.
Great God! Won't some, after this,
make out bills for attending a funeral
or working at a fire. However, the
Town authorities will see to these and
pay all such and preserve the bills and
the names of those receipting them.