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BPEOIAIj notices AKMT SUMMIT BEACON. Donations for the Army. We continue this week the lists of donors and articles furulshed by the several townships commit A CAKD. Wheeler's Water Drawer as awarded, orer all competition, the first premium at our State Fair an honor wb'I merited. Ohio State Journal.

"Wueilbb's WiTia Dkawbe for aale by H. Vt WiTMOEt, Akron, O. LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS. Prove all things fe tees. Many inaccuracies must necessarily occur, but have made all the different kinds of teeth Others will be glren we will do the best wo oan.

next week. Cleveland. Zanes. Cincin. E.

TLtE'TABLE. PORCELAIN DENTISTRY YVTTTIteetH plate and ramt illflW carvedof oiiO piecftbf theli- dps! porcpfa'n, Ir. WELLS, hat been constantly settlnc teeth as above described, for the 1 ant four years, and thoraarenow between fifty and a huodred porce-Uinsetsin ass in Akron and vicinity. not one ol which, has in the four years been broken or in any way arot out of repair by Qstrjfr. and when a set haa by any accident beea broken, it has been mended aa cheap, nd belter (as any one can see) than joba can be, that are set in any other way.

Tuey are warrnnted never toet out of repair by Please nil and see how well they work. OiHee in Flanscom fc Gardners' block corner of Marketfc Howard tits. Akron. Oct. 12,86.

Akron Mxrlot- Correeted on Wednesday, eacn Week. haps at so time more than on a dark, rainy evening like the present Every tent is lighted up and the folks are all at home some are siuging, some laughing, some fiddling, some dancing; all classes are here brought together. Iu one tent, jou will find a group reading the bible, and another equally Interested in the good old game of Eucrt. Here is one trying hii lungs at a sermon and another "coming" Hamlet with a gusto which would do credit to a Macready. All species of animal life, which ever issued from Noah's Ark, find their representatives here.

You will hear crowing, barking, bellowing, howling and mewing, all combined in one melodious TrainsGoinf AVlA, Leave A kron at Cuyahoga Fall. WtU 11, 3t9f PI 8:03 3s5'l iutf been is the business ten yean, and will warrant thoae pat op oa the Vulcanite Baaeto bebelterand cheaper than any other kind.and willglve an; Dentist Fifty Dollar who will show me a. sett of the Improred Vulcanite thatrougha op or does not fit in the month. Teeth pat upon gold and silver plate usual and warranted. Teoth filled and warrant-Ad, also carefully extracted.

Bee Advert! sementin another eulumn. JAS. II. PETERSON. Train Going South, Loave Cuyahoga Fall.

Ill A SilO Akron II1S8 iS7 Camp Netivb, Oct 28, 1861, Eds. Summit Beacon Having, previous to mj leaving Akron, agreed to post yoa as to oar movements, as connected with Capt. Cotter's Ohio Artillery, I will now attempt to fulfill thftt agreement. Having but little time to devote to such business, my note must necessarily be brief. We, as you well know, were encamped aloDg the first of September, at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio.

Having received enough men for our qnota, we left the above camp on the 25th, staying at the depot that eight and leaving early in the morning of the 26th for Cincinnati, arriving there in time for the Steamer Anderson," which left at 12 M. for Louisville, whither we were bound. Arrived in the latter city at about 2 A. of the 27th, after which until about 8 o'clock we lay wrapped in our blankets, enjoying a FP1S.J. II.

Cleveland Pittnbureh R. Ii. TI1IE-TABLE. surgeon Norton, Mr Annie Hpieer, 1 yr socks Mm 0 Bair, do, Mrs Snyder, do. Mrs Wm Mrs Daniel Brne, do and 1 Mr Levi Way, 2 blanks.

Mrs Evprta. 1 do MrsOG Vier, 1 pr Bocks Mrs Joseph Morgan, do, Mrs 8 Van Tlymne, 2 MrsL Blafcely, 1 do and 1 blanket Robert Moore, 1 blanket; Alderfer, 25c, John Latin, Sea, 1 00. Peter Lerch. 60, John Lahn, Juo, Alfred Schneider, 50c, Alpheus My re, 5oo, Jacob Wise. 40c, Isaac HnnebMwr.

$1.00, John Hoffman, 2'2o. 8 Hill, 2fte, Wiight, 25n, Mrs AnHrew Miksch, 1 pr sockn. Mm Jafob Hpffleman. do. Mips Clevia Schneider, do, Mrs A Green, 2 do, 1 bfonket nd 1 shirt Mrs John Miller, 2 pr socks.

Mrs Miller, 1 do. Mrs Wm Brock way. do, Mra Jonas Henry, 1 shirt, Mr Jos Wert man, 1 pr socks and 50c Mrs Miller, 1 pr socks. Mrs Ilenry Koone, 1 blanket. Miss BhortPse.ftOc, Mrs John Lahn.

jnn.50e. Mrs A Schneider, 60e, Mrs Alpheus Myers. 60c, Mre Daniel Me-ser, 1 blanket, 1 pr sochs and bandages Mrs 8 Myers, 1 pr socks. Mrs Wm Beltz. do.

Mrs Jas Stook, do, Mrs Wm Himelrich, do, Mrs John WnnderliDg, do. Mrs A Warner, 2 do and 2 ebets Mrs Jacob Miller, 1 pr a icks and 1 blanket Mrs Dr CannVtd, 1 quilt. 1 shirt, '1 pillow cases and 2 tuwls Mrs Chas Miller, 2 pr socks. Mni A Bennett, 1 do, Mrs Andrw Schall, 2 do, Mrs Siberling. do.l or draw concert and here too is your "bully Bottom" Constitution Water.

The Only Knowa Hfmrdy for Diabetes. THE CVRATIVK Propor-sitiwof this MmjI cine dirtci 0enieoivts e' lir ly to the OryrtiiF of Secretion and by bo Stomach and Liver, that the etarchy principle of the Food is noj 80tivertd into suar so long a the System ia undt-r the influence of the Constitution Water; which gives them organs time to recover their healthy tr-ne and vieor. We are abit- to state thai th Constitution Water haa cured every cae of DIABETES in which it has been given. Irritation of Ihr Nerk of th itlnritlfT and InAauiiuatlon of the Kidneys. For these db jaees it is truly a sovereign remedy, and too much cannot be said in its praise.

A single dose has been known to relieve the moat urgent synuttoms. try itwb bku or you, in these cases, and you will ever give pralso to Constitution Water. rirerntlon of the Kidneys and fllnridrr. Retention of I rinr liiaea of the l-ro trate Sioue in the Klndder ('nlfulu Gravel, Rrir-k-duat fc DepoNit. ami tiuruout or, uHilkr Diseases all occuring from one and the tame rnose will be entirely cured by the Constitution Water.

There is no class of diseases that produce such exhausting etlVcts upun the luimau constitution as Diabetes and diseaBe of the Kidneys and H'adder and, thro' a fale modesty, they are neglected they are so far advanced as to be beyond the control of ordinary remedies, and in a majority of oases, little can be doue by the pbysiciaas, and we present the Constitution Water to the public with the conviction that it has no equal in relieving the class of diseases for which it has been found so eminently successful in curintr nnd we tmBt that we shall be rewarded for our efforts in placing bo valuable a remedy in a form to meet the requirements of patient and physician. Ynr sale bv all Ii'ucfcisti. PRICE $1 00. WH. H.

GIU.t.G Proprietor. MORGAN ALLEN, General Amits, Ko 46 Cliff Street, New York. 1v. who will "roar yoa as gently as any sucking Offlcein Good1? Block, south sideofMarket Street, nearly opposite the Empire. TEETH PUT TTiF Buyers are peyinff the following prices.

Cask. Per Bushel. Mam b. 8 Wheat, white 10) hidera do red .75 6 Rye tiTarkeys 7 Oat 18(4'J0; (iflpM) 6 Barley 6 Flax gppd l.OOi 25 White Bean. 1,00 Llidea, green dry dry 6.z8 Potatoes new 2035 skina, preen- Buckwheat 37i do dry Onions STra'O 1 Miscellaneous.

Apples, green So'as? Sheep lofScl.OO do 275 Hay prion 6.0O(ic7.00 Shorts 12jjWood cord 2.002.00 Bran 8 Coal pr ton Per Pound. Cannel 8.25 Butter 9ai0 Bituminous fi.00 Olioeee. 100 lb 4.0G4..0 Lard do 80 Hons 1 do DtidMuga do 70 Feathers 50 Apple-butter 37 Honey 1618 pr doz II ETA I JL MAUKET. Per Barrel. Tallow 5(3)7 Plour bbl extr fl.OO Buckwheat flour.

do red 5 50 Oil meal 1 Lime, white l.Oli OutmeaL. 4 A CAKD. I would say to all who are favoring me with their patronaae.that I will make the carved porcelain aetttof teeth as usual, or set the teeth on Vulcaniz ed robber plates according to the choice of each in "Prove ailthinga A. WELLS. P.

8. Teeth filled with eare and warranted. Toeth oarefiilly extracted with and without pain. May A.W dove." Perhaps no place could be found where camp life would be less tedious than it is here in Jeff argon, thanks to the kindness of the citizens, for certainly society could do nothing more to relieve the dull monotony of To take Effect Not. 4, 1861.

Trains Cmnf AVM, Li-ave ITnilsor. a. follow. Mall, sro A. I ar'vs Cleveland 8:45 A.

M. P. M. I 8 10 M. GOING BOUTTT.

Mall 10:30 A. M. ar'ce Pittsburgh 4:10 P. At. I Wheeling, :40 Kiprsss, iM M.

Pltt.tmrirh 10:00 P.M. I Whfelinir, 6:50 P.ETURXIXG TRAINS. Leave Cleveland, M. do 3:10 P.M. Leave Pittsburg, 1:55 A.M.

do 1:40 P.M. Leave Wheeling, 11 A. M. do 8 31 P. M.

J. N. MoCULLOUGH, Pres't. F. U.

YKRS, Gen'l Ticket Aj't. GOLD. SILVER, fiFTT A VUL- CAN1ZKD FEUBHER P. 1b in receipt of all the improvements of the day. Teeth inserted trom one to a full sett, aiid warranted against all arcidtrts.

wLetli' ii. or (hii of the Teeth fil'cd with pun- Gold. Teeth ruefully extracted. Cr lnr' fArm and ft' er given if desired. ALL WORK WARRANTED.

Akron, Feb. little of that 'sweet restorer, sleep, of which ers ad 1 Bhirt Mrs Jane Pettilmne, 1 pr socks. Mrs Wm ColMier. do. Mrs A do.

Mrs Chas we so much stood in need, (if we except the time consumed in eating our breakfast.) We were informcd.by telegraph, that our pas our lives than is done here and it is due to Jefferson to say that its society is of the first clasi, and it is certainly a privilege to occasionally forget the importunities of Cmp and enjoy an evening in the social circle where Stuber, do Mrs A Fchnei er, do. Miss Amelia Blocker, 1 quilt, Mr? Htiadltv. do and 1 pr sicks, sage through Carrolton would be disputed. Mrs It Weaver, -25i Mrs Miksch. Waltz.

25c, Mrs Mrs Jone, 40c, Mrs Daniel Miller, 1 ouiit. 1 towel and 1 nr nil low. We, however, kept on our course and passed no l.fiw uoaitBU White Fiah.half bbl 3.50 Leather. intellect and refinement lend their charms. by, and that without any signs of hostillity.

cafes-, Mrs Kemmcrer, 1 pr snoks and lpr pillow-cases Mrs Geo RHmer, do, Mrs John Mentcer, nrsocks. Mr Jonas Miksch. 1 coverlet. Mrs Bptsuv do Ktis 2.0f)i Hole, hemlock Luti lKd: Among the events of the day, perhaps I ought Pickerel, half bbl. 3.50.

i do oak tan. 25 Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops I Never fail to destroy and exterminate all kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all ca-m, and far superior to any and all of the Fancy Worm Confections, and nauseous Vermifuges In nse. They may be talten at all timea with perfect safety, as they contain NO MERCURY, or other deleterious Mothers should always purchase them and give their children no other. ATo Cathartic whatever, is necessary to be given,) Each box contains 24 Drops or Lozenges.

Price 25 ct. For sale by all Droareiets and Dealers in Medicines. A.I. MATHEWS, General Azent. Buffalo, N.

and Fort Erie, C. Neuralgia King and Worm Drops for sale bv the By the way, there are plenty stories afloat as to what Is going to be done on the part of the UO sua z.uu! iiarnePB a Shaw, 1 box containing blanket-, quilts, Stockings, Ao; Marshall, 1 pr drawers. 1 pr Books and 1 CARD. The B.ith Volunteers return their thanks to Win Jennie and Battle Me Parlin and Mies Krank Chris-man, for those pin cushions which were presented to them. Salt 1.70 oalf.

not to forget to mention a Grand Military Ball given by Mine Host of the Jefferson, at tewel Mrs Koerstier, 1 comfort. Per Pound. I Krenoh do wuci.rzi Canutes. 12 Upper pr aide 2.5o3.25 rebels, without any foundation. We have 6 guns and had 115 horses, having lost some which, many soldiers as well as divers of ye so id 1 Miscellaneous.

do Star S5 GImb 8x10 pr 2.25 do Snerm Datent 60 Nul8Ss it 10a or tea 3.25 Twinsburgh. FftiBHD Lam I see that you are publishing the citizenB did trip ye light fantastic toe; truly Target Shooting The Summit County Rifle Club, will meet for practioe on the Fair Grounds, Suiiar, Brown 9llj Molasses pr gaL 50 on Saturday next at 2 P. M. do rowuerea i-naeea un pr cai ....79 do Croahed 14 White lead in oil pr lb 9 do Loaf 14 -Powder pr keg 6.00 do Collae, best 13.V Flour Barrels, 33 TEETH. I TEETH 1 1 TrR.

CARTKR had tjsr Year. MtifTkr.ee a Prafticnl DenList.aud ii TITOltOl OH1.Y VOSTKIJ Inallimpruvenientsiii 1 i Profesfaiou. AlloseratioiiBperforined in the het pofsil-le manner, and twenty por cent, below Ur'ua'i'rioes. Teoth sarc fully extracted, wlihunt pat atalUnmr. fiJc(' at liuaidence, curncr of Broadway Marl etfcrte.

Akrf.n.Feb.9.'H) GW. FA IK BANKS A CO have remoT ed tliiir tlrofery etMieh to th room lat'ly occupied by II. riffht next door Ilitnecom it north sido of Market etreet.whero they will be liappy to f'unii-h their friunds and tha public ten end ly, with choice Grccerks, Prnvi.icns, T' ey harr nlpo connected with their new stora. an EATING ROOM, whero they will serve np Warm 31eaN Oysters. Cofl'ce.

Tea, at nil hours. Thni-kful for pttflt favors at their old stand, they respectfully sulicit a continuance of the same at th new. Akron, Sopt. 2fi. 'Gl-tf D.

-W STOKER, Bee. amount of donations for the soldiers from the various townships in the County, and that you have published a part from this township. I herowlth send you a list of the whole, and hope it may be published entire. Tours Truly, following partieBlHO the pills: Beebo A. Elfeins -and Weimer Btelnbacher, Akron; F.

B.TIoath. Cuyahoga Falls J. Whedon, TTudson A L. Nel- Co flee, Rio lSjCorumeftl per 100 lb 1.00 two or three since we left home, and we put everything ashore in course of time, and left for our camping ground some two miles out of the city, where we staid until the 22d of this mon'h, and then catne here where we now rem, in, in connection with Major Gen-eral Sherman's command, as we have been since we came into Kentucky. This camp is some two miles east of the line of the Louis no )twa uo uoiiea ao l.zo do Mocha 25 a son lwinsourgn iieifer At bechrist, Altron.

Death of Henry G. Powers. Oar late townsman, Col. Henry 6. Powers, died at Toledo, ou the evening of the 1st lost, aged 28.

nu father-in-law, Doc. John Crowell.of Cleveland. Nov. 1, 1S61. STEVENS.

Baldwin. 1 binnket and 1 tr socks: Jenny Sept. White, 1 blanket, II A Chamberlln, do and 2 pr IMPORTANT TO FEMALES AIR BYE. The Great French Remedy. came to Akron on SJturday evening, to make ar socks Ihshc Mazam.l blanket, 1 nr socks; Agnes Smith, 1 blanket.

Dndge, do, I Mellon. 1 do. ryrhii celebrated DrevM first tmmnred In 14ft Luman Lane. 1 do. tiam'l B-isel.

do. Hielev. 2 MID llf booth's oklxbbatrd silvkb-coated pills. rangements for the funeral, which took place at the Baptist Church on Monday, at 12 o'clock. A large ville Nashville R.

situate 52 miles since that time it hu been tttibd by tuoubjd6, and la DO instance has it failed to give pkbfect number of friends from Toledo and Cleveland, ac do, Kobert Ccchrn, 1 do. Podge, 1 shirt, Ans-'l Miixm, Bennett. Post, ilfy, II Bennett, Souihworth, I Ked field and Bissell, eaoh 1 pr socks Kingsbury 2 do, A Crawford. 2 pr mit THE VENETIAN DYE 3 3 The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine Obstructions, Monthly difficulties, Irregularities, I and all the other diseases to which the and mothoria peculiarly liable. companied his remains to this place, and the house was densely filled with the citizens of Akron and th cheapest in the world.

Its nrico is owi.v oknts, and each bottle contains double the quantity oriYB contaiuea in those usually sold forojts hollas. Middlebury, Gen. Mariner and Gen. McNeil and These pills contain, no deleterious ingredients, but tens I Griswold, 1 blanket and 2 shu ts MrsC Bts-sell 1 pr socks, Uerrick. do, Hart, 1 blanket, Mrs Lane, 1 pr socks, Mrs Dresser, do, Sidney Bene, 2 do, Philo Chamberltn, 1 pr pants nnd 1 pr socks, Mrs II Canon, 1 pr socks, Mrs Cnon, do, Mrs W'Riobardson, Mrs A White, Mrs A vV 8taffbeing present dressed in uniform.

The scrvl i The Venetian Dye CHEAP GOODS At (TYAEOGA FALLS! i are safe and certain in their action. They will be I ocs, which were very impressive, were conducted Rev. T. Starkey, of Trinity Church, Cleve Is the safest composition of its class. It ts wABRATrnsn NOT to lKJuaa the hair, or the in thn lluM.Mt degreo, Hernck, Mrs Uoic t.

Mrs jjootn, dock ana Mrs Lane, each 1 blanket Mrs A Post 2pr socks, Mrs Parks, stocking-yarn. Miss Zipparah flfrrick. "there was a sound of revelry by night and bright the lamps shone o'er fair women and brave men," proclamation notwithstanding. Verily it was agiyand festive scene, the ladies (as Jefferson ladies all are) beautiful, the music good, and the supper faultless. The company was select, and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves hugely.

Even Co. G's staid Captain seemed to torg-t his troubles and "closed up" on that good old tunc with an agility which would have done credit to Fanny EUsler's best days. The language of the immortal Artemus immediately rose to my mind, and with him I exclaimed, "Go in you gay and festife cuss," and in imitation of the aforesaid gentleman af'Jerome's ball, I axed Senator so-and-so's daughter if she would'nt glide in the mazy dance. She said she would, and so we glode." Captain Fulkerson arrived safely in camp to-day with 30 recruits, among which, appeared the welcome faces of many old three months soldiers. Our camp is pretty healthy at present, only six being confiaed to the hospital, and only one considered dangerous, Mr, Lane of Co.

C. Mr. Sherbondy, I am happy to state, ie considered much better. But toy letter is already much too long and my fingers too cold to write. Hoping to be nearer the field of action when I next write you, I remain Yours S.

M. land, assisted by Rev. Mr. Adams, of St. Paul's Church, Akron.

The last of his family, he was CLOSING OUT ATI COST Tne Venetian Dye ioJrid to exert the happiest effect in all cases of Prolapsus Uteri In Leucorrhea, or thewhites, they will be found the easiest and most certain cure that can be found. It Is on account of this certainty they 5 should not be taken by Pregnant Females, (during i the first three months, as mis-carriage is certain, to be broueht on, but at other periods their use Is per- Works with sapidity ant obbtaihty. It causes no do, Mrs Wm Porter, 1 Manket, Mrs A Carter, do, 1 pr drawers and 1 pr socks. 0-0- burlecj at Middlebury beside his father, mother and Or. CIIEESEMAN'S annoyance or trouble to thoso who use it From and aftr the Bisters, all, like himself, early victims of that fell The following sums of money donated, which The Venetian Dye destroyer, consumption.

He leaves a wife and was used in purchasing yarn, and cloth for shirts, and made into socks and shirts by the ladies. one child with a large circle of friends, to mourn I'reparen ny CORNELIUS L.CHEEHEMANtH.DM New York Citv. THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN Produces any shade that may bo desired one that will not fade, crock, nnr wash out; one that is as permanent as the hair itself. Kensev. 1 1 00, Wm Wilcox, de, A Chapman, do, fS continually in peril if she la mad enoueh toneg Wt nr maltraat ttinaa onTim) i rrotrnl ft 1 1 i GB tO The Venetian Dye his departure.

Another Company Gone to Cam p. --On Tuesday morning laBt, Capt. Scboonover (left for Camp GiddineB with 47 men, and expecting several Julius Lane, da, Tyler Hill, do. A Post, do, Levi Daniels, do, A Crawford, $1.60, P.irmelee. $100 Reed, do, I Oviatt, do, Hanchet, $1.00,0 Apolehv, do, North, do, Crouse, do, Jennv White, 25c, Bull, 30c.

Chnmherlin, 50a, Does not, In any manner, interfere with the hatttral Bomraes or tub haib it neither scorches not dries it. 1st of August, 1801, I shall offer my ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of Dry floods," Hardware, Crockery, Ham, Cnps. drCf Oost, for Casb. pet sons deeiring to purchase any Gooda that I have in Store.will do well to calf in soon, as I intend to close off the entire Stock as rapidly as nopsiblo. liT All persons indebted to me ar requested to Call in immediately and settle.

Coy. Falls. Auif, 1, 1SQI O. B. BEEBE.

The Venetian Dye Philo Post. 50c, Bidlacfc, 25c, if right. Zoo, MrsJ ChamherKn. 10c. MrsL Chmberlin, 50o.

which two-thirds of her sex are more or less subject. Dr. Cheeseman's Pills, prepared from the same formula, which the inventor, Cornelius L. Cheese-man, M. of New York, hnsfor twenty years used Hiicccesfully in an extended privatepractioo imme-tpdiatelrelieve without pain, all diBturbaneea of the oriody cal discharge, whether arising from relaxa-lon or imippression.

They act like a charm in ro- others to him at Cuyahoga Falls and Hudson. The Captain has recruited a first rate set of men, la tho best cheanest safest most convenient mamt Gentleman, 2-ic, D.mii-Is, aOc, Griffith, 50c, Jas successful, and moat permanent Dye ever used. foctly safe. jF' B. One dollar enclosed to any authorized Aeent, will ensure rpaokage1 of Pills by return of rmtll.

C. CROSBY, General Aeent, Fort Erie, 0. Buffalo, N. T. Caottojt, Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine have the signature of C.

CROSBY, on the outside wrapper. Neuralgia King and" Worm Drops for sale by the following parties, also the Pills Beebe fc Elkins Welmer Steinbacher, Akron F. 8. Heath. rCuvahoea Falls J.

Whedon, Hudson L. Nel-' son Heifer Seohrist, Akron, and by all respectable Druggists. Sept. M61 ly. Brown, 50c, Tr-onipaoi.

60c, tiieael, MO, Mrs Pnrtnr.SaB and Newton Herrick. 15e. making in from Louisville. In coming from the latter city, we saw a little of the infernal work of tho rebels, in the remains of the bridges ovei Salt River and Rolling Forks. They are now spanned by new ones not yet fully completed, yet answering the purpose for crossing with care.

We made many acquaintances at Louisville, traversed the streets several times in full Battery, amid the cheers of her citizens and wavings of flags. Many presents have been made the company there, in the shape of pies, cakes, segars, Suffice it to say, we left many dear friends there, and shall never forget them. Ou our way from Louisville here, we found a great deal of enthusiasm manifest; at about every house the Stars and Stripes were displayed, and without doubt the great mass of the people are loyal to the Union. For 25 miles out, the country is made up of bogs and barren wastes, and the hovels along are dignified into dwellings but the latter part of the route is wild in the extreme, running thro' a tunnel seven hundred yards long; for several miles the road is guarded by Hecker's regiment from Illinois, I think, This point is the extreme over which tho federal authorities hold sway. There will soon be an advance movement.

This is, (as I before stated,) in Gen. Sherman's division and (Jen. McCook's Brigade; from east to west our lines extend some eight miles, in all some 50,000 men, and our for-oes being augmented every day. Ohio is one The Venetian Dye and will have a first class company when full. He will return from camp in a day or two fer the purpose of ailing tip.

Let there be a prompt response Hav1n2 (mined an extended renutatton. thftnnhHc arn all $23.05, with which was obtained pr socks and 12 shirts. CAUTIONED aRainBt purchaslne any prepared in tha movmfftno pains tnat accompany annciui or aioderatemoiifltruation.ond are the only safe and reliahlnrfimodv fnr flushed Hilr Headache. Pains to his cali for additional men. DBiue bijio, uuuei tun smut ur uiuoreni name, at Utey are mere Imitations, and liable to do injury.

in the Loins, Back and Bides, Palpitation of the Capt. Fnlkerson having taken his boys into uearr, JNervoua Tremors, Hysterics, Bpasms, ken Sleep and other nnpleaflant and dangerous ef-tectsof an unnatural condition of the sexual func- Mvr oa ey att vruggwis, rreparea only ny A. I. MATHEWS, Buffalo, N. and Fort Erie, a Neurakia Kine and Worm Dronn for sale bv the lons.

In the worst cases of Fluor AlbuB or Whites camp last week, has returned to Afer for more men. Ho is succeeding, we are informed remarkably well, and the prospect now la. that both his own and Capt. Schoonovs command will be filled up without forming the comblnalion announced TRIPLE REMEDIES, HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, following parties, also tlie Pills Beebo ElkinB and Weimer BtMnbacher, Akron S. Heath, Cuyahoga Falls J.

Whedon, Hudson A. Nel-sou, TwinBburah Ilelfer bechriet, Ait- hey effeot- a upeedv cure. TO WIVES AND MATRONS, Dr. CheoBoman's Pills are offered as the only safe meansof renewing Interrupted menstruation, but LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND That they should notbe used during a mi scar ri age would certainly result therefrom. This caution necessary, for such is the tendency of the Pillsto restore the original func ron, and by all reBpcctable druggists.

two weeks since. Summit county has done, is doing and will still oontinue to do her part in the preservation of the Union. wept. eowiy. (musi; mm CuTea Conghs, Oold, Asrhma, Bronchial Complaints, and all Throat Irritation 6 leading to Actual Consumption, Its great feature is a freedom from every comno- MrTEDtToa: Below is the list of contributions from this Township for the war.

We have 35 men In the field, to wnom we have donated to the amount of $10.00. The balance has been sent on, amounting in the aggregate to $139.00. Tours, Not. 2, 1861. O.

A. PERDUE. Andrew SwitRer, Vush dried apples Levi Whomever, 1 quilt. 1 sheot, 1 bolster, 2 pr socks, and 1 pr drawers Adam Beltz. 1 pr socks, 1 sheet John Garman, 1 sheet, 1 quilt, 1 pillow slip MosfB Koomz 2 lbs dried appleB Michael Shriner, 1 sheet; Ma nassah Hole, 1 comfort; Jacob Cochley.

5 lbs dried apples; John Marder, 1 pillow slip Miss Sarah Marder, 1 quilt Ephraim 8tovpr.2 pillow slips Jacob GlaBS, 1 sheet Abraham Rhodes, 1 2 nil-low ips Michael Ream, 1 pillow slip Amos Rei-ter, do Elizabeth Walter, do Aster Cooper, 4 lbs dried fruit; Frederic Beotler. Wish dried apples Jacob Ohl, Jr, 2pr socks Geo Konm, Br, Ipr drawers, 1 undershirt and bnndaieB Dan'l 8 roling, 1 piilow slip; Mrs Cath Grable, 1 pr socks, 1 sheet; Mrs Henrietta Heisa, do David Aneetadt, 1 pr comfort Jno Hildenbrand, 1 pr socks; Mrs Brown Stone Monuments. EW MfilLE WBIXS. We were Bhown a few days since, a beautiful tions of the sexual organization, that they inevitably arrest the progress of Gestation. Explicit directions, stating when.

when they should notbe used, with each box. io Price.one doilareach box, containing from 40 to 50 Pills. A valuable pamphlet.tobohadfree.of the agents. Pillssent by mail promptly, by enclosing price to the General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.

by Jennings Henry of this town, from the Palmyra Brown Stone, for Messrs. T. nent which produoea debility, and its onerrlne cer-; tainty in all of the above complaints rests with the fact that itmav be used evry hour without trnint. Therefore from Childhood and ts terror, 'j Whooping Coueh. to Old Aa-e and its inflrmitien, al 7 low it to be the companion from the cradle, and the will be spared many of its early victims.

iilfTOEWELI'S T0LU AK0DYNE. Cures all eomplaints of Nervous and Snaamodic character, such as Neura'gia, Gnut, Rhevma- Iwm, St. Vitus' Dance, Tooth and Ear-Ache, Botc.l Complaints, Nervous and I modic Sick Head-Ache, to that terror S1ESEL, JACOBS)! ft Have now on hand one of the largest and best eo-leuted Stocks of Ready-Made of onr own make, Jones Sons, of Cleveland. The beautiful Italian marble name plate or tablot in front, and' one of tbeir patent adjustable shields upon the reverse side, benoath which may be deposited and kept in it. r.

iiu iuniiNUW, General Agent for theU. States and Canndas. 20 Cedar Now York. For sale by Beebe Elkinaand Weimer Stein- of the most brilliant stars in the galaxy of bacher. Akron.and by F.

8. Heath Cuyahoga Falls, and by BruggistBeverywhere. States, that are rendering aid to Kentucky, aeecuremannnerforan unlimited period, da guor- HOV. inno reotypes, family records or other relics, Together and the cause in general. Probably the most efficient regiment from our State present here, witn the durable nature of the material from wh ich EVER BROUGHT TO AKRON.

Semi-Annual Statement No. 102. they are constructed, are fast bringing them in pub- of a'l Nervous disposition, and probably the chief cnuseof in. sanity. Loss of Sleep.

is the 49th, Col. Gibson. Capt. Cotter has uo lavor. IliWIXG bought onr Piece Goods, before tho IT 01 II.

an enviable reputation as an efficient officer In addition to the services of Mr. Fox, Meisrs. 11 late advance on woolen and cotton goods, can assure the public that Jennings Henry havereoently employed Mr.Jno and soldier has the "Searey Creek" fame CAPITAL AND SUEPLUS, Thayer, of Portsmouth, Ohio, a tasty and expert- THE ATTENTIONof the patriotic tmir men of Ohio is eaneciallv oalled Onr Prices will suit the Times. which renders him a passport into all military ciroles. Our company numbers some to the 45th Retr.

O. V. M. now being orsranized. enced artiBt in that department, and among other very fine works, which are in progress, we notloed To thoso aesirinc to an into the service, no Regiment in the State offers more or better induce' We call particular attention to our Stock of OVEIR-aO-A- T.S May 1st, 156 in all; all are well provided with cloth a partially oompleted monument, which from the Mary Hartong, 1 sheet Jacob Ohl.

1 pr pillow slips, 1 sheet Leah Musser, 1 i socks and ban- 1 dages Michael Mell, do and towel David Ream. 2 pr socks, 1 coverlet and bandages Adam Yerr.ck, 1 sheet, 1 pr pillow slips Samuel Kintz. wool yarn; Gent Students of Seminary. $4 Ladies of Seminary, 8 pr flocks Mrs do Henry Coontz.sr, woo! yarn Geo Donious 1 towel A'irara Leohnor, 1 comfort, 1 pr gloves, 1 shirt, drawers and socks Jno Bender. 1 sheet, 1 pr pillow slips, 3 oans fruit Eli Meli, 1 towel Chas Stroman, 2 pr socks Mrs A Frank, dried apples and knitting socks Henry Haur.k, 1 pr gloves I Mrs Bickle, 1 jar can fruit Mrs Simon Bmith, 2 pillows.

2 pillow slips Mrs Geo Cline, 1 sheet, 1 towel Icaac Shaef-fer, 1 quilt, 1 sheet, 1 pr socks; Joseph Grable, 1 sheet, 1 quilt. 2 pr socks, dried fruit Geo Stepse, 1 blanket, 2 shirts George Goueler, 28o Eliaa Sh ief-er, li bush dried fruit, 1 sheet and yarn Mary neiss, stocking yarn Eliza Heiss, 1 pr socks, 1 blanket, 1 pr drawers Catharine Foust, 1 pr socks; Nancy Hunsberger, yarn and bandages; Mrs and Miss Llers, knitting 2 pr Books MrsWhitacre.do 1 pr Mrs nansonand Diokerhoof, do MrsKuontz, do, 2 pr MrB Pontius, 1 blanKet; Daaiel Kramer, pr drawers, 1 pr socks Jno Spoils, 1 quilt, 1 nr socles Christian Long, wool yarn Louisa Sow inenta than does the 45th. In the Company oraani-zntion of this Regiment there ar I'M non-comuiis fnah and Ca.Ii Items 8 0.5 shown us by Mr. Fox, will be a superb thing. iog, general health good, have a very healthy which we made up during Summer and Fall.

We iei everyoody call around and look at the brown i.nnnMweil secured rn.x.: liti KenlEatnte 1S.HISO Ztilii dhr's Hnrt'd B'nk 4. CO sioned offices to filled trm thi ranks, and 30 commisfioned officers to be selected by the choice location. By the way, we have a great ad nave also a large etocK or stone monuments and tombstones of Messrs. Jen of the companies respectively entitled to tne same. ECLECTIC PILLS, Dt-ened as special asslntant to the above named prepnrations, when acgravated by BiHiouaness or I Indigestion, and the great substitute for all I MERCURIAL PREPARATIONS.

The Eclectic Pilla, without the common fatal ne-; censity of almost makine a meal of such, will in moat cases, by the application of a sina-le Pill, pro- dno.e all the requirements of a sure, gentle and re- liable j( Family Physic. I Ijt me have your confidence to make trial of the if aVuwe-named remedies, as the only wire tribunal by which real character can be attained, and my do-i claratlon is thst snch confidenco will not be mis-ft placed. The gronter juntioe is to prncure and read the descriptive Pamphlets to be found with all dealers, or will be sent free by JOHN HUNNEWETili Proprietor. Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Bopton.MasB. i To whom please addrefxt all communications.

Pricps within reach of all. i Fac-8imtle of sfarnaturo over cork of eenuine only. vantage over many similar bodies, having a nings It Henry. ltllO lloatoa 100,750 3(r otlu-r (iO i. srate Bint ainte OO good physician in our company, in the per Appointed.

Dr. Byron Chase.of this town I ne KeirimnTa! oriianization wn; oe as iomows 1 Colonel, 1 Ijieiitennnr Colonel, 1 Xnjois I Adjutant, -a 1 Keicimcntnl a l.ient. 1 Sui'iieon, 1 Ast. Snrueon, 1 Sertteaiit Injor, 1 ReKimcntnl l. Il.

rferffeanl, 1 It esimcntnl tout. Serecnnt, 1 TIoKpitnl steward Principal Musicians, OA lln.ininnn fV. Itfin.1. nnrt'iloi N.Hv'ii KRb'ill 37" llMrtrniil In Hon i i THE undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the public to their new ISsti'felc Establishment AT Henry's Livery Stable Buildings, nearly opposite the Empire Hotel, Akron, Ohio, They design keeping on hand 5 fnll assortment of the very beat Marble, both DOMESTIC IMPORTED, and will manufacture to ordor, upon short notice, in tho BEST STYLE OF THE AET, and in every possible variety, HEAD STONES MONUMENTS, has received the appointment of Surgeon's mate in loan, liiver Co.oVltlt Co. stock 4.KOO son of B.

F. Pitman, of Charleston, Portage County many are kept out of the Hospital on the plan of a "stitch in time, The the 18th Regiment, O. U. 8. service.

The ap Shirts and Collars, Trunks and Carpet Bags, and many other articles too numerous to mention. We have in connection with our Clothing a Merchant Tailoring Department TotnlAs.et. 9 Total Mi.bllille. J4 4 27 pointment is one eminently "fit to be made," and Portage County Democrat, has a regular con his many friends In this vicinity, will congratulate For details of Investments, see small Cards an Of tiniso, the Adjutant a Q.aartr-r Master will be appointeil from the commissioned company omcers of the Regiment, with rank and pay of Lients, with 10 extra, and allowance and forage f-T horse. The Pertreant Mrjnr, Sergeant, Co n.

Sergeant, and Circulars. the Doctor, upon his accession to the position. He tributor in the person of R. C. Grover, also Infturaiices may be efloctcd In this old and saw leaves to assume the duties assigned tobim.on Mon atantial Company on very fTorable torms.

ers, 1 pr pillow slips Mrs A Hiihn, 1 pr socks; Jacob Kreighbaura, wool yarn Abrain SteeBe. 1 pr socks Klias CrMmor, do, Hiram Smith, do Mary Crumroy, 1 blanket Staver, yaru for 2 pr socks, 1 pr sockB Sam'l Carl, yarn for 1 pr sooks dt Mvers, Wm FiBlier. yarn for 2 pr sncke Jno Killinffcr. 25o Josenh Tritt. 50o John Kinsey.50c; of Charlestown, making the paper a valuable medium of intelligence, especially to the Por day next.

Beebe Elkins and Heifer Sechrist, agents for Hospital steward will be selected irom tne noncommissioned officers and privates. under the superintendence of MR. DEE OS SMITH, Appiy to l. x. nfi4Lij a i ent.

Cuyahotca Falls. Dwellings and Farm PronortF lDsnred for Affron, I Bold by Drnurgistsand Dealers everywhere. Sept. 19,1 3ra. More Clothing for the People Beisel, tage county readers, who have many dear friends in the company.

Here is presented a splendid opportunity for more than 160 enterprising young men who aro ansious to give the country aid, and at Hie same time secure for theiriHelwH an hnnorahle omne in the armv. Ll. rni of years at very low rates. who is ready at all times to elire his friends "fits." Jacobson have another proclamation from HStoufffT, 1 pr blankets; David Kerntetter, 25o John 1 pr socks Elias Gise, 60o Simon Ynrrtck. 1 .00 Andrew Keolinger.

varn for 1 ir oupt. iniii ly. which in elyle, or any other work in their line that may bo desired. Su- their mammoth Empire Clothing Store, i to-day's As before said, we have six guns, and two Dr. Hazlett's Cathartic laver FU1U-i frar-Coatecl.

The undersigned is desirous of securing a corns of Recruiting Lieutenants for this Regiment. These Having employed experienced, and skillful work socks 'Houser, 25o Peter Thornton, 1 pr CANNOT BE 't SURPASSED! socks: Jonas Keh er. 1 comfort; Jno Weston, of them are set to a section composed of the Lieut b. will bo annointed at onco. npon their seour J.

Baldwin men, and possessing the most perfect facilities for procuring stock, we have no hesitation in saying 1 For Diseases of the Liver and Stomach, Hoad- inif a recoinmendatiou of their County Military towel and knitting socks iwans, 2oo dacoo Brown, 25c; Llewellyn Lier, 60c Jno Uplingcr, by any other establishment. We have all the latest styles of Committees, and will receive the cumpensation of 3 ache. Bilious Fevers, and CostiveneBS. paper. Read it carefully I Their immense stook having been purchased and made early in the season, under thesuperlntendonco of Mr.

Delos Smith, their excellent cutter and enable them to offer great inducements to those in want of winter clothing. Takoapeepat them. that W3 can and will furnish, all articles in our lii 25c Samuel Tritt, 60c 1) Uunsberyer, boois, like number of detachments. I have the honor and privilege of commanding No. 6 detachment, Section No.

3. We have seen some i These celebrated Pills are pronounced by all iIovhs. A.o. 16 00 Rev John Reams. 2 nr socks upon Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestinga Jonathan Surge tt, 1 sheet Cyrus Hartong, yarn for 1 Door North Store, AKSSftlV, Aro now receiving their spring stock of MOKE TEKJIS, 'h I's better than any other Pills for the above dis- eased.

95 ct. per BoxFive Boxes $1.00. Over-Coatings. drill, and are considered now a very efficient 21 Li.u's. for their services as recruiting omcers, with Decenary attendant expenses pa d.

Those desiring to embrace this gulden opportunity to aid their country, and to reap the rewards a liberal government and grateful people bestow upon these who take up arms for the nation's defense, will receive any information relating to tho 45th Regiment, by addrest-hiir tho mi derailed at Akron, O. A. C. VORIE3, Lt. Col.

45th Keg. Oct. 24. lSfSl. 1 pr sockb Adam Kunelelder, com tori a.

rer-due, 1 blauket. 1 towel, 1 pr socks, 3 cans fruit; Lawrence Lamberson, 1 nr socks, bush dried fruit, 1 comfort Jno Hartong, 3 pr socks Conrad Ream, 1 onilt. 1 nr socks Ileum. 1 blanket shawl, 25c Than any other establishment In northern Ohio. All Clothinar made to order.

Warrnnted. Gire us mm HAZLETT'S LINIMENT will cure Rhenma- Take Work Home with You I The la arm of the service, and are hoping that we may have the post of honor in yet helping ilSffillfflliE All persons in want of anything in tho an early call, and don't forget the place. 4tipm, Sprains, Stiffness, Colic. Cramps, Cholera, i Front-bites, Neiiraltria and Sore Throat. Mrs Sl.afer, 2 cuts yarn Mrs John Ream, 1 sheet; dies of the Soldiers' Aid Society, have been enabled with the donations they have received, to procure for a large number of garments, which must to create order out of chaos in obliging the a The Best Family Medicine keep it always in the SIESEL, JACOBgOK CO.

Empire Clothing Stnro, one door East of Cook Dussel. Akron, Nov. 7, 1S61. Mrs Alex jonnston. quilt, i towei, i psg cuiwn linen Mrs A Johnston.

1 ooverlot, 1 pr pillows, (t nonne. Aro reapoctfully invited to giva us a oall. rebels to lay down the arms of their rebellion, 1 roll bandage. 1 eurk lint; Lewis Denious, 1 bush THE undersigned is authorized to raise recruits for tho Ar.aA Ann leu Miss A Johnston. 1 QUI It.

1 towel, I JENNINGS UENKY. Akron, liny 9, 1861, be made up. There are many ladies in town, we doubt not, who though unable to attend at the Soci 4 Mrs. Dr. CIcndenning says, "In June.

a girl living with me had neuralgia of the face and head. wan almost detracted with pain. We tried mTny things without benefit. Dr. Hazlott's Llnl- Eke cotton and linen A brum Foust.

2 nr socks i Foust, 1 pr drawers. 1 pr socks Mrs Wm Smith, ahott. 1 towel Sarah Vanderaall, wool yarn, dried Death to Traitors! ety's rooms, could find time to make a hospital shirt or two at their own residences. Let all such call NO EXCITEMENT t- ment was then nsed. It acled like a charm: two apples Jacob GraMe, jr, 1 pr socks; Mrs Bender, do Mrs Barbara Grable, wool yarn Jacob applications of it entirely relieved her." at the rooms and take home some work, or send in their names and it will be sent to them.

Kreiirhbanm. 1 nr socks and linen Sam'l tswine- Dr. HAZLETTS COUGH RYKUP. The bf-st medicine for Coughs, Colde, Hooping Cough and THINGS AS THEY AEE hart, 1 pr socks Amos Royer, 1 sheet, 1 piece linen uonBumption. Geo riicneroan, Michael Myors, hoc oenj C4tU Regiment, ami for the Battery or Artillery, now being roiled bv tho Hon John Sherman.

Those wUliii -r to join the best army in the world thf volunteer armv in the world the bent paid army in the world the beet equipped army in Ihf world, ran do so now. Tho eamp ie near Minefield, Senator Sherman htiB assurances, that the Itcenment nnd Raitrywlll be commanilfd by officers of tho Renular Army. Puinrait County has not done her iluty. If wo respond to the call of the Government promptly, wo shall end this rebellion in the course of tho comiiur Bpriotr. If we do not so respond, we slmll oflVr as fiKiTifice to inactivity cowardice, our brothers, tluTH and 9'ins.

now Itelween onr homes and tho Bolander. woo varn John Mvers. 2-jo Jisihor My Promoted. A. N.

Bern has been VON HUMBOLDT'S BITTERS for Dlsensrs of the Liver, Pain in the Ride and Shoulder, Lob of and thns ensure to us the blessings that legitimately flow from peace founded on a correct and healthy basis. But enough, only to state, that we, with this Brigade, expect to make an advance movement down on the Louisville Nashville R. as soon as a bridge can be replaced, which the rebels destroyed awhile since. Another thing there are scouting parties out from camp every night. Hardly a night but prisoners are taken.

Last night scouts from an Indiana regiment killed one and brought in two pris Wo are daily receiving the ers, wool yarn; Geo Kreighbaum, William Rtetler. 2 nr socks. 2 towels: Winkleman, wool commissioned as Second Lieutenant of Company all ot which they off.ir At tft lcrest Cash Prioei LACK SM I THS oan find a'good assortment of Iron, Steel, Euggy Axles, Springs, Can find WUEBblNO NAILS, known by all an ihe boat. House TrisunaiisjEjs, Most Modern Styles of Dry Goods i i ppetite, iiennuy, hick Heartache Ciostiveiipfls, Dvupppsla, Fever and Ague, Wenk Females, Ner- yarn Mr- Frank, 1 sheet Mrs Masser, 1 pr so-ks J'anl Garrett, 1 blanket, 1 pr sockb, i pinow 2d Regiment of Cavalry the Wade ft Hutchin's legiment now stationed at Cleveland. It is a good selection.

slip sroacQt i overcnat. vou Prostration. i sa'e in Akron by Heifer Seehrist. lug. 15, 1861.

Northfield. DEITH TO SECESSIONISTS and Death to HIGH PRICES! IIOPFMAI MOSS, flMIB old firm of the QUEEN CITY CLOTTI-JL lti Sl'OttE, hav jusl received one of the liirgt'iH slocks of Good evf brought to Akron, to which thuy invite the attonlion of the public Tliuir PlOCtl of Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing iioods, cannot he nurpassed by nny other eBtaMiahinent. SUITABLE FOKTHE SEASON, selected by who spends most of his lime in Probate Judge. Judge Pitkin took posses foe. My uppf-al is to thoae who are willine tomnkf This township has furnished foronr men sion of the Probate Office on Hobday last, Judge The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

ClHCINHATt, July 1, 1858. ueneroua SAcritl'ee tor the nood of their country and the oau-c of Liberty, and who desire ti aid in writing the proudest paire of American History. Lewis retiring. Judge Lewis has ably and satisfac and their outfit, and in answer to the Governor1 Proclamation, has donated 27 Blankets, IS quilts, oners, whom they wounded. Uailoons are i Da.

C. W. Roback, Dear Sir reply to in- torily filled the position during his brief incumbency seen at all times of the diy and night. Ex- qulries ma.de of me, it gives me pleasure to say, that and we doubt not Judge Pitkin will perform the du pairs drawers, 18 Bhirts, 78 pairs socks, and 12 pairs gloves and mitts, as follows For tho purpose of rccelvinir enlistments, war meelliiKS will be hoM at. the following places Norton, Bute' Corners, 21t.

at 7 I. M. OH.i-tnn, Oct. 23d, at 7 P. M.

1-prinelleld, MoctlnE House. Oct. 19th. at 3 P. M.

Brow, Diirrow Birret, Mrs. N. Atlee, of the Society cf Friends, and wid- cuse this composition and writing, done as it is in a crowded tent, with duties calling me ties with the same promptness and fairness, that has ever characterized his immediate predecessors. ow of the late Dr. Atlee, of Cincinnati, previous to USTew York, which enablesusto BUY THE LATEST STYLES -AT- Frifcs.

HAL I. EKOTItEISS. Logue. 1 blanket Laura virs, 1 do and 1 Jr socks Cath Van Horn, do, Marta Proctor, do, ohn Armstrong, do, WcHinortm Johnson, do; Par- 1 br going Eiw, expressed her confidence in the em- Oct. 221 at 7 P.

and nt other aces in the county, nf which d'' be civen. to be addresspd bv (Jen. V. Bieri-o. Hon.

Sidney K'lcerton. oft half a dozen times while writing one page. Their long experience and nouurablu dealing without reH'jrtuiit to imposition by change of firms, secured lliein itae coiilidence ol the peoutu, winch racy or your Hcandinavian tnc oene- By the way, we received a letter a few days since, with an "ex-Judge" affixed to our name in the superscription. Judges seem to be plenty this year. menlo Wolcou, 'I tunnKeis Margaret ncunu, nei-gny Boyd, McKisson.

MrsGallie, Mnria Pclc, A. Koh er. tjharles it. 11 'TCP nn Olliers. in tn If this is worth publishing please do so, and i fit she derived from using them.

She had been suf- friends of the caue in the above places make the fering from gener 1 prostration at times, being over Glftpa, Palntp, Oile, Tlrusiice, LookB, Lntohw, Strap Ulngee, Buttu Snrov-a, to. HARNESS MANUFACTURERS Oan always find a full stook of Siltr-Plated imft Japan'd Satllory Trimmiriirs, Clieap. FABMEBS Can find those celpHrittod Sheop Tloof-irs wa Caat-Stoel Hoes. Rakea, iml Ames1 Sjiatk-a nnd oliovels, CHEAP, CAEPEKTERS C00PEES Can find I R. Barton's jnntly celebratM mannfaa- tare or Tools and Warranted.

A full asaor ment of American ami EnnUsh TABLE Sc 1'OOiET CUTLERY, VERT CHEAP. CITAI CISTERN PUMPS. WELL BUCKETS, PATENT CHURN'S, vm Atesmi, unrrow, vinrmsu i mj iui, duhh brook, Carolina Dresser. Jane Armstead. A Cha necessary nnansempms.

in that case oblige me and your readers. Yours Truly, JOStPH S. WILLIAMS. 3 seventy six years of age, and opthnlmia and in flam Ilopf man A ttloss. A new advertisement from rt Ma'garet I50d ana jcoo eacn i mima.

A A Everest and'L Foster, 1 do Adt-line Wallace, Akron Oct. 17 Ffil. mation of the face. Various remedies were resort they are determined to manikin. Tueir new stock has been selected with special reference to the wants uf the people of Summit Coumy, and they are dotermiued to sail at tne LOWEST LIVING PRICES.

Thy aro well supplied with all kinds of MEN'S BijV'a VVKAH, ail de under lltoir own supervl- this long established clothing firm appears in to 5 ed to without relief, when some friends recommend CELEBRATED PUKE do and 1 shirt A Bliss, do and 1 pr drawers; A Means, 2 blankets, 1 pr nocks Esther Rinear, 1 auilt. 1 shirt, 1 pr soois; Itutherford, 1 quilt, 1 BRIXG OUT THE EIG GIN STAND BY TIIE OLD FLIG day's paper- They hold out extraordinary induce ed a course of your Scandinavian Blood Pa ifler and! I Blood Pills. They had the deBlred effect, and Bhet OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY, ments to those in want of winter clothing. Read Camp Foed, Alliancb, Noy. 2, 1851.

Editors Beacon Dtar Sin At request pi" BOCKS Eill'tU I A akes- their advertisement and examine their stock. fans considered as restored to health. ion ann Kurranuu ug TtptKsenita. The OUoTUM. UUPaHTMENT is under of Capt.

Ktrby, I write you a few lines, giv ly, Jane McOonnauiiby, dames mil, Mrs wnmn, t) Clark, Sarah Mnnroe and Oae, each 1 quilt I know many who have nsed your medicines, and the supervision of New B. Taplin, Alvin Rice and UuDi.n. U. rh A Wa liana 1 nr i roWPf ing you the fnota as they occured, at the cow- i speak decidedly o( the benefits der'ved, testl HobnrtFord, have ntered Into co-partnership for Mr. II.

W. MOSS, JUL fying of their renovatkg influence in purifying the MADE FROM THE CATAWBA GRAPE rdly attack of some railroad employees. Revolvers, Eowic Knives, Sa the purX'Ose of carrying on the Foundery and ma Archibald Nesbh, 1 shirt Kmellne Haines. I shirt, 1 pr socks; Maria Leslie, Ah-iander McElrov, Leonard McNelse and A Mackey, eacb 1 Bhirt; Waite, Betsey Hunt, A Bo Jane Bacon. Elizabeth McElroy, Chflee, Hannah Stanley, blood and giving vigor and energy to the system THK nnderaicned have been dnly appointed by tiIA in (linrinnnti.

sole AQENT the guards stationed aronnd the house One of the firm, who Is acknowledged to be the cutter of Akron. The Stook of They have my cordial approbation. Very Respect- Sic. All ill want ol Hardware will And it to tbelr Interest to call and exnmino, before chine business, at their new works near the rail, road repair shops. Success to tho new firm.

FOH AKItOV and County of Bnmmil tor tne sale James Nesbit, Abner Doty, Bally Johnson, rented for a ball giyen by the officers of the 19th regiment. As usual with military balls, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES VESTINGS of LYONS' fully, Your obedient servant, S. J. BROWN nrnc aiiiiii f.Ai. i iiilaaiii Woolen Mittens.An officer from West Ah tlitH an ioli- is manul'iotured from thelUKfc Palmer.

Mrs Mrs iu jaee, m. mmu, Roia Pile, Smith, Leah, DatuB Munn, Ranney, Isaac Uobison, West, Abm Munn, A hHfl bi-eu purchased fur OAtJU, at the VERY liHVE-)T inures, aiid will be mild choiuier tiian Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been a devoted laborer llTN'Wnf tlio HATAWRA GItAl K. cult vnted in Point, who oommands one of the finest reglm nts we had a guard stationed aronnd the house, and not with any intention to injure or in any ti the canse of Christianity, In Cincinnati, for more creolt hiiyers cnn afford.

They buy all their goods purchasing elsewhere. IVo Cliarge for Sliowinsr Goods. Akron. May J. BALDWIN fe Co.

DISSOIXTION. sa.TOTIf'B in heieliy niviu tt.iit the copartner-ship heretof re exiettnc; between the.ulieoi ibers the vineyards of the Great West it has a speoial in the service, suggests that woolen mittens for the than thirty years, as almost every old Clnclnnatlan of the FllttiT UOUdivW, ana merely save tne proi. its of second dealers. Hats. dtps.

Trunk and Carpet Baits in great variety, very cueap. way interfere with citizens or railroad men claim to noiico. The proprietor cnarantees this Brandy to be STRICTLY PUBIS and soldiers will be greatly needed wben the cold weath Mcuonnel, itoncn aiexarucr, ouei, ohihw Clark, Seldel, Alien Burroughs, 8 Andrews, Ellen Richardson, Maria Richardson and Henry Wood, each 1 pr socks Mrs Powell, 1 do. and 1 pr mittens Taylor, Pope, O'Neal and 8 Means, each2pr socks; Mary A Stanley, 1 pr sjtttens JnmesB rum, do; Everest, 1 pr gloves Chas knows. Such testimony, from such a source, Is not 1 to be passed over lightly.

No other Proprietary or begins. Will not all who can employ themselves but simply to guard the building from being Garments ordered will be finished upon the day under the name ol itrewsier At user.in ine mai.u- In this way, help to furnish five hundred thousand Remedies ever presented to the public, ever receiv ictr.ro of Llvern ml and Crockeiy ware, is this day crowded by drunken rowdies. promised without lau. Cntting, for others to make, done on short notice FREE PROM Al.t. Which Is corroborated bv thenimly.isnf Dr.

Jamel IS. Chilton, Cliemit.N.Y.-,T)r. N. B.Jones, Chemical Inspector, Oirc'eville Dr. James Nlchol, Chemist, lioaton Prof.

C. T. Jackon Dr. A. A.

dissolved by nin'ual A. Brewster is au- pairs! -They should be knit with one finger, to al ed a tithe of the commendation from MEN OF About eleven o'clock, a crowd of some fif horized to settle the bnsincmi of the ito tlrm. low a free use of the first finger and thumb. It is STANDING, in every walk of life, that mine have Kroger, ao. Donations In Money-J Wallace, 2 00 JW Wallace, do Honey, 1.00 Brower, 40c Wv ISn Wm Shlmrain.

25c. Giles Cur'iss. 1.00; teen or twenty approached one of our guards, said there were more soldiers disabled in the Crim and warranted to nu 49 sore to find the "WOODEN MAN," done. See advertisement. Oct.

3, 1 861-1 and attempted to pass-in the room where the Hayes, Asenyer, and nr. niram voi, viioin-ical Inspector. Ohlo.es exhibited below. The want of a really r'lre Brandy has long: been feitin this oonntry, and the opportunity to procure an nrtiole of such quality as to superoede tlio inlo Geo Leaoh, 1.00; Asa Armstead, 1.00: Boswell, ita A Onolev. fiOo Jamos Hibbard.

1.00 Eleanor ean war from frost-bitten fingers, than from any other one cause. All newspapers please copy Al KXANUKK "ItEWSTJSB. liACKlC Mid.lleburv, Oot. 2Sth, 1861 The bawlncss, as above, will be continued by the BBEWBTEU. Oct.

31, IBH-Siv JFne Great French Remedy Madam danoing was going on. The guard ordered pointing to the entrance, next door to Bates it Go's mitaKor. Ilia rLODi'rL li. IBf uu, o.vui riaiiviD oivin' eiroracea surer uoatcu this.) them to halt, but they swore they would paps male Pills Bliss, William Campbell, John Walker. Coon, Long and Metcalf, each $1 00 Alfred Beck, Bank, Howard Biroei.

Attron, w. HOPFMAN MOSS, Nov, 7, 1861 when they pleased, and upon being remon 26o Margaret Vvallfice.bOo Mary Wall ice, die The only certain and Safe Remedy for all Uter Poor Biscuit--Ladles, if you would avoid Farmers, Attention Merchants, Attention Laboring men, Attention Soldiers, Attention MecJianirs, Attention In tne Court of Common Plens. strated with, they commenced throwing stones ine Obstructions, Monthly Difficulties, Irregular! the mortification of having poor biscuit for tea, IjIST of letters Wm Ingledue, 10o Mtt-s PHXUin, 16c; 60o; John Wilson, 1.00; Ntlly Ingledue, 15c; Hoar, 60c Richey, WL Palmer, 6uo 1 llnrlev. 30c Liicien Bliss. 75o amounting in all to ties, and all the other diseases to which the woman, when you have any only D.

R. DeLind coupling pins and heavy coupling links at the and use of the many vile oomponiKia io uhhi bjju under tho namo of "Brandy," cnn bo retarded only as a great public good. The Cat4Wha Brandt po-K-rnt all the choice qualities of the BIWT Imported liquor, and is positively known lo be of perfect pun-iv. and of superior flavor. For m-dlcal pnrposus LYONS' CATAWBA BKASDY has no rival, and has long been needed to mipercede the poisonous compounds sold under the namo of Brandy.

As a boerage tho puro aril-cle is altogether superior, and a sovereign and sure riEMAININO in the fost Office at Akron, O. Qvoro li.iwdfin. l'latntifT 1 Jonathan l-ilh, TT. B.Tnt- (Legal Notice. Chemical Baleratus.

It will produce the same Nnv. 1. lfwl. Wife and Mother Is peculiarly liable. IV These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients $25.96, which was by the Committee as follows: For 4 shirts, 6 pr drawers, $4 87 7 or gloves, $4.76 28 pr socks, 2 boxes, 760 fOXA-rflAiv 1j.

ium" h. nr eeny or noon- gnarde. The officers not wishing to have any difficulty with the men, ordered the guards in the house. Capt. Kirby was just in the act Everyhoihj Attention but are safe and certain In their action.

They wiQ 3 c-te- lit tli Btute uf New Yorkt, will tnko notlno happy result every time, so that yoa may know what to depend upon. Too oan get of any re spectablo dealer in the country, and at wholesale In reight, 1.70. Auiouui, be found toexert the happiest effects In all case remedy for Dyspepsia, laiuiency, uratni, iiono, Murphy Mariniier.T'rtin McKny Mlna Myers Mil Unttlda McNmitflitoQ John A Miller Mir.kae! Mazier Munaon Leroy of Prolansus Uteri. in Leucorrhea. or tho Whites.

Save your Money, Save your Money, BirtchitDr Wm Hillmn Alexander HrlttRln Miss Mury Breutiy Wra lli'Hfll Itpubnn Billmnn John Harry I'llW! Cook WH! Cora Hard I'miner Ml. Maria 2 Cleveland. of passing into the house, when one of the oowardly assasins struck him on the back of Ijanguor, IjOW cpirna, weneiai itn'iiiij, -ltetail prioe J1.25 per bottle, or $10.00 per cms, with a discount to the trade Soathern Fost Offices. they will he found tho easiest and most certain Cure that can be found. It Is on account of this eertaint thev shonld dot be taken by Proirnant Fe Highly Complimentary to the the neck with a pin or link, knocking him in male, Murine tht.

first three months, as mismrrinet is certain) to be brouirht on, but at other periods uanin Florence Analysis of I.von.' Pure Catawba Brandy. The statement of the Poet Office department for the quarter endiug October 1, 1801, tVnti Gcnro Bow Jen cf the ol iScw ,) di'l, outline I dsy of Oftober, A. fiio liid petition in tlie Court of Common Vem, within and for tho Countv of Bnmniit, azn1nt tho mild Jonathan BjuIIi, TJ B. TnUl nnd Calob Howard, da-fcndiidlB, netting forth Hint on fx; 2fr diy of January, A IV. the i'l nnd Tnttle entered into a written cortrait under it-al, wiicrein the (aid Tutt la sold to Paid Ho th, Lot one, two.

three, four nnd five. In block in the villna of Cm nhosra Falls, Pnmmlt eotinty, Ohio, for th eutn of and the said B.mtH therein attrced to piv to attld Tuttle for said premiHB "nid jumof follows: In hand. $H1H, April lut ISM, 4'd, Cavalry Boys. sensible, in which state he remained from the fhAmhprlin Mt.a Francis McKlrov Save your Money, Save your Money, Save your Money, Save now Money, Chamberlln Kphriam Marlin Miss tf tneir use psrieotiy saie. sie Dy eeeoe ju-kins, Helfor fc Sechrist, and Weimer fc Btelnbach-r Akron S.

F. Heath fc Cuvahoira Falls. ClTT Tkspsotob's OSflCB The following card has been issued bytbe shows that of the 7,617 post offices in the disloyal States, only 1,848 made returns up Chldeitcr Mrs Debuaab Martin II 8 time of receiving the blow, until Thursday morning about eight o'clock, when he again SH. i laft' 2S fliith between Walnut Vine, Chafant Jos N. B.

One dollar and three postage stamps en- Col. of the TVade and Hutchim Regimens Cincinnati. Mnrch. to April 1, 1861, while 5,769 made no returns. ThU will eorllfv tlist I hevo Ihis day inspected Closed to any autnorif ra atreni, wm ensure a pack now in Camp Wade at Cleveland.

It will be Of the stamps and postage for which they li. of CATAWBA BRANDY, one became conscious, lie is now fast recovering, but still confin Conroy Thomas Dnugherty Kllen I (arrow James Edlngton Augustus ageoi rms oy roiorn man. C. CROHBT. General Airent, Buffalo.

N. T. Dybiivlng your BOOTS, BTIOES and IiUBBKRS for Fall and Winter -wear of CUTTER HOWE! In barrels nnd one in bottles, manufactured by Lac- were liable np to July 1st, amounting to McGinn Wm Korton Usnn 1.E1BW O'Biuinon at Elliott Pendleton Peck Mls Mercy Tardee Jos Hoot IS! gleblilns Bulllvan Bnow Margaret seen that the Regiment are fitUl in want of a few articles, which wo trust will be speedily Cautioh. Beware of Counterfeits the gennlne have the signature of Cbosbt on the ontsltle BlTJia I.voks. and sold oy ins soie agent, i.

the Dcpol, No. (tfl, opposite the Burnett Houno. atid remains onpam. From this amount, however, may be deducted April nnd 4W, AnMllBtix.tnzmiiorwnn Intercut thareon from April 1ft 1853. Th VRtHlon avers that Ridd Bioth has nil to fuld Tut.de, pnid Bum of JTC.OOnin hill with tho oxcoptlon of $1, tlint onthc14tli day of March 154, thf plrilntiff Joanud ed to bed, as he cannot yet move or oontrol his lower limbs.

We hope soon to have him wrapper. yen. Krnzi'r wm Frost Mr Elmer Knlmer Cant Jessie Gordon furnished. $13,120,08 which the Post Master at New Orleans oertifies to the Government is subject again take command of his devoted company, Hchl John to Baid lijoin me ium oi hum iw um notes tlierofor; ne for $1H), pn able lnonoycar Mexican Mniitniii; Linliuent. SchwnrtK Jaoob Hess Frederick Camp Wade, Oct 4th, 18C1.

Mmrt Edllort: desire to expreH through uIn. Arabella Bton Peter to its draft, and $1, 762,42 which the poet master at Nashyille promises to pay, making 1 hlro Mtreei, vjiiiciiiiihu. buu mii and FHKK, from all poisonous or deleterious drugs, and as such have marked the same, as the law di-reots. O-lven under my hand at my offleo. iBigued HI HAM COX, M.

Inspector of Aloohollo Liquors, to. Massachusetts Stats Assatbb's Omos. mert Hlreet. Bontoii, May lb, 1 XftS. Gro.

P. BcBKHAH, Blato Commissioner for Tlenr Hlr I hHve this dav aniilvzed at. tlielr Ohefip BOOT AND SHOE STORE On HOWARD BTKKKT. Anything in tho shape of Boots and Bboes for Men B'ys, Youths, Ladles, Miwes and Children, can be found nt this far-fumni slore. Onr goods are manufactured expressly for us, rsrt Eastern and part home-made-so Hint all cnn lie suited.

It Is our aim and always will be, to have our cus tomers go away "SATISFIED Intrlnaie rlrme alone eooM Infure the ruccvRS with Intcrrnt at the rnteot Ten per cent; me omcr for $320; that Baid note of 30O hns bren pnld in full, and that there 1b now due to tnid Bowmen on note tlie Bum of and that for tho Tour columns, my hi eh sr-T)recifttion of the which this srttole hfls attained. For Itbcuniatlftm, Higher MrsJ Sherrer Timothy Hisley Hume 2 Bmith II Heart i DBnl Thompson Thomas i Hall Rev Jeremiah. Vnnorman Jas the actual deficit Wean Hue, in diseontinuing the Southern post offices, the Government makes a net saving of $3, conduot of tbQ Regiment, in bearing the hard Bait Kheam, RttrnR, nraincs, flttff joints, or Galls, and that his recovery wilt be permanent. Yours Truly, 1st Lieut. 0.

R. LENTZ. P. 8. The regiment is under orders to leave, and are expecting to move soon.

Capt. will post you as to our whereabouts as soon as he possibly cnn. O. R. L.

piirpufeor ninnatitie pnmiini ut uiui-Mn udnew, Bald nflHm'd and trannforriM. unid contract to the plaintiff. Tlie petition aire nvrr ships incident to tamp life vuriDfr, such uaa weather as we hare lately hi kL Considerable Hull (eo wniianiit narie a Ur. t.ibv Wren William 2 Sprains, Poll Bvil, and Uwclllnfts upon llorees, It has no equal. TSo person will be withoutlt who has 096.427.24, which was the excess of expen diture oyer receipts in tho disloyal States, or experience in campaigning fefs ncTer shoen the samples ofuL.

Lyons' I'nre Ohio Catawba received from you I find that it contains 47 per cent, pure alcohol, and that four fluid er of It Jennings Wm a wngin rrms a Johnson. Thatoher Ir, Co Wooster Wm nubbors Xlxilatoore. Bv the slnirle pair or dozen. the prioe the North had been paying for the me ao much alacrity and chei trfnlnnis display once tested Its value. Mr.

John Pnnlols, of Mont omery, Ala sold a negro for $800, raised from use by the Mustang Liniment. W. White Knard Mr 3 Witter Miss Sarah ta by men under tne same' circumstances. privilege of supplying our eouiuern oreiu Persons calling tor any oi in. auove letter, win And all kinds of Boots and Bhoes made to order.

Rubbers repaired, and new solos put on to thutS'ilo properly uoi wnu mure umii ond that it is fii't depreidntfng In value; that tho defendant Oa-eb Howard Is now occupy Irgf tnld prniiiies nn the tenant of snid Booth. Th pmjor of tho petition 1, that tho Interest of Baid Booth in said premises may hosnldandtheprow-cds npvlied, 1st, In pamontof the amount sHIl dun to Baid Tut-tie on Baid contract 2d, in payment of the eonis of this suit, and 3d, in payment of the phi! tiff a Bflid plenpe say Adverllsea. ren wun postal mutinies. Esq, Rldueflold, says: "I can cheerfully They are worthy the cause in "which they are enlisted. R.

B. ELKINS. P. M. Camp Giddisos, Oot.

31st, '61. Friend Lane: Camp life to say the least, ov. iwu either old or new Boots. Hept. 1v.l.

any no article ever before effected such cures In our A di6ciency in otercoats and ntntaloons ts JAS. I. HrLlll. ilVIK KICi. hobart roso.

ylclnily." Mr. 8. Leltch, Hyde Perk, writes Is sometimes monotonous, and a soldiers in contains 0 grains 01 saccnaruie unu omuiing jmi- spirit is entirely free from fonsel oil of grain and has a peculiar aromatic odor and flavor, derived ohleily from the American Catawba Grapes. It is free from any injurious Ingredients, and Is suitable for medicinal aud public purposes. Itospootfully yours, Signed C.T.JACKSON, Assaver for Mass, HREIIR fc EI.Kld, Druggists.

Akron, Aug-9, 1801-lm. "Cato what do yoa think is the reason that the bud irnea towards the South in the win The horse was considered worthless, (his esse was THE ARROX MACHIXE WORKS O. OHAN Si, 19 NOW receiving and opening Ms NEW SUPPLY OF HARDWARE, genuity is frequently taxed to its utmost ex demand, ana umi me mini nuwHru my mw the amount due and to bcome on hlB lease of t' a T.r-m to hn nrtnlifd In DAvment of the iilailitiifs spavin,) but since the free use of the Mustang Lint, ment. I have eold hint for 150 1" Buch facts are at present our greatest at the utmost efforts of the government tit being equal to the demand for these articles. Any assistance of this kind which our already Tery liberal friends of Cleveland can afford ub will liA A ml finifl T.

Uftflth is tent to find means of amusement, but soldiers will be merry, and notwithstanding the stern among which may bo fonnd Mechanic Tnnloof a lllltrxK TUtMISGS. Shatter Trlmines of Taplin, Kicc Ford, ter "Well, I don't know, mass, unless ht no stand the 'clemency of de Norf, and so am 'bliged to go to the Souf, where he eperien-oes warmer longitude." reachinc ns dnlly. It should be in every house and notified thAt he Is remitre.1 to nppenr ana aiiBwr said pytition on or before the third Haturdny aftor tlie 21 1 dity of November in default there Harsbhb Asn Cabriao Tsimsns. Kopes twines fia.int-ware Pne.Ett. anil Talkie Cut lerv.

In stable. Hut he sure yon Kt the genuine It tins been nnunterfeited bv unscrupulous nartles In Ht. Lou s. realities of military life, you will rarely find be gratefully accepted. groat variety, all of whloh are od'ered at the lowest a jollier set than in camp.

Confined within CHAS. IM JU BLED A 2J 0. V. M. Kcb wrapper will hereafter beer tho sliinature of i 1).

8. Barnes, Proprietor, and O. W. Weslbrooll, 1 Chemist, with the protective words, "Trade," "Mark" In two Medallions of I he Federal Gnrrenev. of said petition will he' tiittr-n as true.

Datudthis 2-M Oetobnr, W. BOWDEN. -By MuC.UTefe McKlnnty, his Attys. Oft. n.W-6v.

THK anderslirnod will mako application to the Court of Common Pleas at the next term thereof, to vacate so much of the Recorded I'lat of the village of Client, in Htimmlt County. Ohio, as is des- irioes. "Very mny u'i jmuMniBjOTui ally Invited to call and oiamtne Uoods and l'rlse, Oet. 18. '68 its limits, they are thrown entirely upon their own resources and are rarely at a loss fur the Are prepared to furnish every description oi IRON BRASS CASTINGS, and dosll kinds of FINISHING REPAIRING, in the very best style, on short notice.

'rVorks directly opposite the Rail Road Be OTW Shoos. Akron. Huramit County, Ohio. Akron, Not. Wt.

"I killed ninety-nine pigeons at on" shot, this said an old fowler. '-Why didn't yoa make it a hundred while you were about it said his friend. "Do you sup-pose I would tell lie for on pigeon J', wa Mt-fli. and Childrens Tktfk riuk.i nf T.nrlli means of emusement, and praoliool ikes 55 JaOnerort, instruct M. 1 1 AVR recently fitted up CROCKERY ROOMS 1 1 and filled with our own Importations, and feel oonfldcnt that It would pay those that wish to jur-alius to give as oall tad eimnloe our riAM'BltOTUKRS Itnated on said net nus M.ou, 09.

07, so, 64. so f.2, 63, 81, 63. 61, 60, 49, 48, together with the West half of Water rjtreet, and ti whole of Mill Alley. JAUErJ M.TSIW. Beyt.oO, CUTTER frIIOWE, 4fr gennlne Is sold by respectable donlers every w5fr'-.

itaum D. 8. BARNES, New York. I fThe New York Ti nfmnr Jletrnl that he pet. lsei-ini I eoTernmeD, bfl(J jg now baviK mn.

i-iairr. WIA at i tmoted more than ifi.OOQ gun orrligcior rate HAJ.L BtoliHM. '( 14 kattwiet. form no small part of the programme. Camp life presents many amusing features, and per I the reply,.