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niiTii'xi; aBja--'fw if iiiiiti WsTiniir' EMPIRE CLOTHING STORE. Iu purbuauce of Law-, Sullivan S. Wilson, Treasurer of Summit County, hereby notify tbo lax-payers tlii'ieuf, tbat the rates uf Uiation for the year are correctly st led in the following table, Lowiug the number of cents levied oh every Hundred Uvllartot taxable property in eacb oi the Townships" Into-porated towns and School Districts of sai-i County and for the purr of receiving taxes, I will attend in such to wutbipsaa are designated In the mat gin of this notice, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.

at or near the placeiof holding elections, and after that time at the Treasurer's Office in'Akron, until the iDth of Jjeoembernext. 1 Wer Itawwcr I The publio ere oeutiontd against maaufac- wing, telling, or Water Drawers in njr way constructed as to infringe upon milk's Patents. As it is known by us that certain parties are violating oar rights, by Hue of VaWe, Bucket-Bottom, Counter- "tight, we hereby notify til persons tbat We shall prosecute all esses of infringement to the fullest extent of the law, and eolleel Patent feet. 3. E.

WHEELER jt CO. Cleveland, June 13 1861. Kaia levud by i Ha'u-s' levied by KaleH Levied by Towuslilp flute Levied by Town and fcjub-; Assembly. Connty Commission' rs. Auihoriues.

1 District Authorities. Hi 1 1 1 5 2 faeeler'a Water Drawer I swarded, over all competition, the first HM1 at our 8lal Fair an honor well merit ijiiH state Journal. Wbiilik's With Draw a for tale by H. W. WiTuoai, Akron, O.

5-! 55 i a is- i iES IO.Q -i j03 315; 4'3G 2 3 15 4 30 4 4i36, 3 3 15 1 30 3. 4 36; i 2J10; 9A 10 117 06 92' 118 7 10 I 8J- 4 4 3 23 20 12 fiPECZAZi NOTICES of Hold. ue Fairs In Suuiui 1 I for 1861. Summit Connty Fair In Summit Grove. 4kron, oq Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the 1st.

ad and 3d days of Oci. 1 A AKI. i "Prove all thing 4 I hare made all the different kinds of teeth, have been in the business ten years, and will warrant hop pat tip on the Vulcanite Bast to be hetti-rand heaper than any other kind, and wilt sove any Den- NAMES OF TOWNSHIPS. 3 5 5f Bath, -Boston. 45J 10 14 1431114 45A10 Copley, 414.3i!14 45A10 Cor-entrv, 45i 10 Cuyahoga Falls, jl4il43ijl4454.10 Franklin, 114.14 03,14 iu Green, -Hudson.

-Middlebury, -Northampton, Northfteld, -Norton, -Portage, Kichh'eld, -Springfield, -Stow, -Tallmadge, -Twinsbnrgh 11414 1414 3414 4510 14 1445 10 11444 -34l4 45il0 14143414454,10 34 14454 10 11414 314 45A10 45-4 1 14l4-34jl4 454jlO 14143414 454UO il4143A1445Ji 10 In the Special School Districts tTown Hall Tax. 3: 3 3 3' 3: 3: 3: 3: 3: 3l TIME OF VISITING TOWNSHIPS. Sc! i 45! 9i 120; Monday, Oct. 7th. 40 Tuesday, Oct.

8th. School Tax is charged. axes Levied by Town and iTpBch'l iTot'l Coun. ty Taxes. Townsh'poh'l 'rp'rat' Tax.

ut Fifty Dollars who will show me a sett of the mproved Vulcanite that roughs op or does not Ut the month. Teeth pat upon gold and silver plate "usual and warranted. Teeth filled and warrant also carefully extracted. i. Bee Advertisement in another column.

i AS. H. PETERSON. EjnelVW. A CARD.

taxes aueed in eaoh Townnhlp, nnder the reapeotive leriea for each of the various purposes for which taxos are levied in said county, tsaet forth in the following 20 per ceot. will be added, which, together with the remaining one-half, will be due and must bo paid on or before the 20th day of Jnne, A. D. 1862. would say to all who are favoring me with their I will make the carved porcelain Us of teeth as usual, or set the teeth on Vuloaniz til robber plates according to the choice of each In vidoal.

"Prove all things tyc." A. WELLS P. 8. Teeth filled with care and warranted, 80J 93 I 84 84 i 1092 91 120 101 95 i1 86? 106 90 315! 4136 2 3'15! 4i36 3 315! 1J 3 15 4136 2i 3 15: 4 30 3 15; 4 36 3 15 4 36 2J121 2i 2l 4i 2il0" 5 121 oT 315; 4 36 315; 4 36 3151 436 10 10 35, 30 3 4 315 315 li 21 10f 315' which are marked with a Star no Township Taxes Levied by County Commissioners. Wnr Aid! Bridge I Tax.

I Tax. Poor Tax. Ball Road Road Tax. Tax. I DC 135,67: 150,74 182,00 144,71 230,92 240,48 233,34 64,20 101,91 143,50 182,06 504,42 175,98 218,17 149,50 175,00 170,04 11 6,71 144,71 230,92: 583,55 753,73 180,90 155,02, 50,25 60,67 48,24 201,01 242,60 192,94 307,88 320,60 909,99 723,52 1,154,65 1,202,40 76,98 80,16 77,78 21,40 240,48 1,166,7 321,00 234,61: 33,97 101,91 509,55 143,50 182,06 504,42 175,98 218,17 149,50 60,69 168.14 58,66 72,72 2,522,07 879,91 1,090,89 747,52 874,99 290,90 199,34 49,84 58,33 175,00 233,34 56,08 170.04' 850,22 2 2 4 34 15; 15; 115 Nolioe is altoherelw given 1 that the t.tal amount of 20th day of Deoember neit, or a penalty of before the 20th Taxes Levied NAMES OF TOWNSHIPS.

Total Taxa Gen'l Reve Fund ble valuati'n nue Tax. Sinking Tax. by General Assembly. War Fund'Stnte Com. Total State! County Tax.

Tax. iSchoolF'nd; Taxes. DC wscarefany extracted with and without pain, UaySVW- 1 AW Bf at hews' Chocolate Worm Drops I jj nil to destroy ana exterminate an kidub oi intestinal Worme. Are perfectly reliable in all ca- tes, and far superior to any and all of the Fancy iVorm Confections, and nauseous Vermifuges in ie.They may be taken at all times with perfect Abstract, one-half of which most be paid on or Sub-Dist. authorities.

L'ot'l Town Ic Delinq'n1 Tax of 'B0 Tp. Road Total Tax lax bch'l Dist- and Penalty. lev'd on Dup Taxes. lor IbBL. 0 1,329,06.1 813,51 4,899,56 4,534,59 4,957,06 5,882,96 5,958,79 6,935,50 8,022,06 6,673,16 2,140,54 3,944,95 4,675,97 5,552,80 24,880,74 5,942,53 7,174,39 4,381,33 6,280,36 34,88, 125,21 267,05 46,16 60,84 173,45 21.86 75,28 251,24 121,33 1,760,58 1.428,18 374,54 1,101,14 10,620,801 1,143,88 1,175,13 249,18 1,429,22 1 80,16 30,39 556,07 17,86 70,58 96,90 2,50 5,132,16 633,16 544,65 703,47 849,31 675,29 1,077,60 1,122,25 1,088,94 299,61 475,57 158,28 136,17 175,87 452,25 389,04 502,48 606,65: 482,35 769.76 801,01 777,81 212,34 168,82 849.31 075,29 1,077,66 280,56 272,23 74,91 118,90 1,122,25 1,088,94 475,57 669,69 1,545,61 167.42 21240 478,35 849,60 849,601 2,761,20 586,00 727,24 2,353,94 588,47, 205,33.

2,353,94 7,650.29 3,308,96 821,24 1,018,14 1,018,14 Dollars. Bath, -Boston, -Copley, -Coventry, -Cuyahoga Falls, Franklin, -Green. -Hudson, -Middlebury, -Northampton, Northfield, -Norton, -Portage, -Richfield, -Springfield) -Stow, Tallmadge, Twinsburgli, 452,2541 633,16 389,037 703,47: 675,29: 1,077,66: 1,122,25: 502,480 606,653 482,350 769,763 801,600 777,813 214,008 339,695 1.088,94 478,349 606,857, 849,60 2,353,94 821,24 586,004 727,244 498,353 1,018,14 697,70 583,337 566,814 793,54 Totals 11061,60015,490,43 Cj 1,628,11 768,83 681,16 280,48 314,63 155,00 103,26 1 1,808,95 2,183,97 1,730,47 2,771,11 212,33 217,06: 153,95 240,48 97,23 91:61 97,21 1,543,52) 2,885,73 001,21 6 506,33 1.222,921 1,722,07) 0,052,98: 2,111,74 2,618,09 1,794,05 119,59 321,00 150,00 866,22 597,94 424,81 151,71 420,34 117,321 1,452,254,139,16 218,17 731,86 186,89 225,10 62,29 2,100,00 2,040,52 700,00 145,88 safety, as they contain NO MERCURY, or other ieleterloas drag. Mothers should always purchase hem and give their children no other. (No Cathartic whatever.

Is necessary to he given,) i Each box contains 24 Drops or Lozenges. Price Sets. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in IsdUir.es. A. MATHEWS, General Auent, 4 Buffalo, N.

and Fort Erie. C. liralgia King and Worm Drops for sttleby the iJllowin? parties, also the pills: Beebe El kin a vnd Weimer fc Akron F. 8. Heath, Cuyahoga Falls J.

Whedon, Hudson A L. Nel-mu 4 Twinsbnrgh Heifer Bechrist, Akron. 4Sept.l9,'61 lyr. i The Great French Remedy. 3,319,35 4,425,76 15,490,43 SIESEL.

JUOM. 170ULD eall the attention of thepeople of Ak- li ron and aurroondintr MMintrtr tn thnir larjt and fplendid STOCK of CLOTIII.VG, aJlof which Isof Their Own Manufacture. and warranted. Having a Iouk experience in the buainesa fa. cutties to boyOoods, which we oan assure the public no other House tn Akron has, at Prleee enabling as to sell From 15 to 20Jper cent.

Cheaper than any other House in this town. unr atocf ooneista in part of Black Frock Dreea Coats. Caasimere Business Coats. 8atinet Hutjlnraa and Fr.ck Cats. Cottonade( Linen, Alpacca.

Farmers Satin other Also, of PANTS AND VkSTS wo have a splendid stock. People purobaslng in Akron should not fail t. give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS AND VALISES always in great variety on hand. We have also in connection with onr Clothing Merchant Tailoring Department, which Ib conducted under the superintendence noted under the superintend DELOS SMITH, MR.

wlioue reputation aa a skillful r.rittA i wAn lishedi "We have now on hand a splendid stock of French English Broadcloths, Casaimeret Silk, Marseilles Ac Cashmere Vestine, and many other new styles of Goods for Gen tlem ens' Wear. People wishing good fite.and garments well-made should not fail to call on ufl, we Warrant all of onr Custom Work. Be aore and look for the Empire Clothing Btore. SIieSKL, JAOOBtiON fe CO, May Latest News! VERY IMPORTANT! JUNE 20TH. JACOB GOLDSMITH, at the old Stand oi KOCH, LEVI CO, STONE BLOCK, HOWARD-St.

now nreparine to manufacture his FALL AND WINTER STOCK, anil tn maka room fn. and to give every man and boy, In spit of hard times, a chauoe to provide themselves with Clothing Adapted to the Season. He will from this day sell off his entire Stock of SUMMER CLOTU1JYG without regard to cost. Having been fifling up nearly a fast as I soldt my is a- yet wtu assorttu, ana emoracea a large Stock of CASSIMERE COATS AND PAMS. COTTONADE COATS AND PANTS.

ARMERS SATIN COATS PANTS. MARSEILLES COATS PANTS. LINEN C0ATS1 AND EPANTS. -ALSO- AIFine Lotlof Summer Vests and Boys' Clothing. -ALSO-A? SUPERB STOCK OP PJBCE GOODS, to make up to order or to To Sell by the Yard or Pieoe.

All af those Goods mtut be sold before the and of the Season. gpiilitaryUniforms MADE TO ORDER on short notice and on most reasonable tonns. JACOB GOLDSMITH, at the Old Stand of Koch, Levi fc STONE BLOCK. HOWARD-ST June 20, 1861. BEEBE 8c ELKINS Dealers' In BOOKS.lSTATIONERYa Wall and Window Papers, Borders, fire; board fuinxs, SCHOOL BOOKS Of all Kinds, Cap, Letter, and all kinds of Note PAPERS DRUGS, MEDICINES Faints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs The Best 4.

Most popular PATENT USD- ll l.KS or tne uayi YANKEE NOTIONS, FINE CUTLERY. c. ARE still at tbe Old Stand, on Howard Street nearly opposite the Banking House of G. D. Baes fc Co.

where thev invite all In want of any thing in theirllne, to call and see how oheap they are selling. WAR IS PROCLAIMED. And he excitement Intense at tIAXLY'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. a new process, Manly is enabled to make TWENTY CARD PICTURES atone sitting, all for ONE DOLLAR. Kver erybod nhould call and sec them I have also received from the manufacturers, the larsust lust received and finost assortment of OVAI, GILT FRAMES, Ever beforeotfered for sale In Akron.

If ten I say Largest Aftxortmeni, I mean what I my. As I lrchaciB direct from the sell much cheaper Uinr, any other establishment lu Oils part of the country. My A BUOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPH need no comment, they spenk for themselves. itAomsover weimer fc Bieinimcijers, rjt Akron. G.

W. MANLY. Deo. POCKET AND TAtlLK CDlXEli fine assortment at low prices, junl opened by Ost. 18.

on J. OKA MK Just Il-tMwived. ANOTHER large assortment of OVAI GILT FRAMES. Heleotea especially ior me uonuays tit MANLY'B Room. Dec.

2VA0 ALE--Stock and Present Use, X. XX. XXX. Yyil- haveon hand In Barrels and HalfHarrels ALE OF ALL KINDS, Canton and Cleveland Breweries, at lowest whole ssle prices. COOK It JDUBBal.l, dan.

Deeds! Warranty, mortg age, quitclaim, and lkahks and LAND CON TRACTS, lust printed aud for sale. Also, an Rinds or JUSTICES' BLANKS, For sale low, by BKKBfi KLKINB. Akron March U.lflHl. SUMMIT BEACON. LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS.

Cleveland, Zanee. Ac Cincin. K. TIME-TABLE. 533 Trains Going A'orM, Leave Akron at 7:14 A 4-OS Cuyahoga Fall.

.33 4:30 Trains Going South, Leave Cuyahoga Fail. lOlSl A 800 Akron 11.4U C1I6 Cleveland Sc Pittsburgh B. E. TIME-TABLE. "sHf3 lijasl mS5 To take Effect June 17.U801.

Traini Gotn Sorlh, I.rave Hu.lt-on Mail, 8:00 A. I arte Cleveland 0:10 A. V. P. M.

I 6:50 P. GOTVO ROTTTH. Mail 10 12 A.M. Expreea, 5:40 M. ar've Pittebura-h 3:40 r.

M. Wheeling, 4:35 Whw-linir, KETURNINO TEAINS. Leave Cleveland, 9:15 A. M.i do M. Leave Pittalwg, 12:35 A.

do 12:10 P.M. Leave Wheeling, 10:50 A. do 8:00 P. M. J.

N. McCULLOUOn.Pres't. F. It. YK11S, Geu'l Ticket Ag't.

Woolen Soiks for the Soldiers. Let every lady, old and young, who desires to do something for the comfort of those who have man. fully gone forth to fight the battles of onr country to preserve, in fact, a country for as to live in read the proposition of Mr, Bates in another column of to-day's paper. There ie not a family in the county and in very many families not a single member but what can furnish a good pair of Woolen Socks, as suggested by Mr. without feeling it.

those who have them already prepared for family use, send in their quota immediately, and let others lose no Unjoin complying with the requisition which has thus been made upon their benevolence and patriotism. Sharp-Shooters Attention We notice, by a poster issued from this oflice.that Target Shooting Prize King has been added to the attractions of the County Fair, to come off on Wednesday, the third day of the Fair. This, especially at the present time, is a nommendable feature, as the exigencies of the times require tbat our people should become more familiar with the use Of Fire-arms. Entrance fee for a target only fifty cents. Let everybody take a shot.

Death of Col. Andrews Col. Loriu Andrews, late President of Eenyon College, died at Gambler on the 18th Inst. Col. A.

wsb well known throughout the State as an ardent and energetic friend of Eduoation. He was one of the very first to tender his services to the Govern, merit, and as Captain the first, we believe, to report his comman.l at Camp Jackson, in Columbus. He was soon after commissioned by Gov. Dennison, as Col. of the 4th Regiment, at the head of which he went into the field in WeBtern Virginia.

He was there prostrated by the disease which terminated bis life, and transferred from the scene of war to his quiet home, upon a bed, where in spite of eminent meuieal skill, kind care and a naturally vigorous constitution, the patriot and the soldier quietly yielded up his life, leaving a young family, the friends of eduoation throughout the State, and a bleeding country to mourn his early death. Again we say, have you tried D. B. De Land Co. 'a Chemical Saleratus? If not, get a paper at once and he astonished at its happy results.

It is for sale by all reliable wholesale and retail dealers the country. Harness Work. At the Richfield Fair wo noticed some splendid work in this line, which was manufactured by Rich field mechanics. A very fine set of double Carriage Harness, beautifully stitched and ornamented, and other well made saddle and harness work was ex hibited by Mr. P.

L. Allen, and a superb sett of Farm Harness and some superior saddles were en tered by Mr. George Dustln. Farmers and others In that pait of the county cannot do better than to purchase their harness work in Richfield, Sale of Real Estate. The old Exchange property, corner of Market and Main Streets, was sold at Sheriffs sale an Monday last.

Mr. J. B. Wood was the purchaser at $3,000. It is the intention of Mr.

we nnder land, to improve the property by the erection of a substantial block of buildings at an early day, Burglars and Robbers Routed Onr efficient Police Detective, Mr. James Bnrli- Iison, and his brother, Mr, Burllson, of Cleve land, having been upon the track for several months made a descent on Wednesday last, upon the den of gang of thieves and burglara, who have been com. mining their depredations for several years in Medina and Lorain counties. One member of the gang, Horace Holt, of Graf ton, was arrested and lodged in Medina Jail Upon searching Holt's house, a quantity of Factory cloth which had been stolen last wintor from Liverpool, in Medina County, was found. A small portion of a quantity of silver ornaments, valued at $150, which had been stolen from the Catholic Church, in Liverpool, and which had been melted down, were al so found by these indefatigable officers, and such a clue has been obtained as will undoubtedly lead to the arrest of several other prominent members of the gang, and rid the community of the nest of des peradoes by which they have been so long annoyed.

Richfield Boys In the Field. We received last week, toe lato for publication, letter from Dr. G. W. Dickinson, late Fife Major of the 19th Regiment, stating that Emmon Ovlatt, John Thompson, Levi Carr, and Horace Gold wood, members of the Richfield Cornet Band, bad enlisted as musicians in the Wade Hutching' Cav.

airy, now in Camp Wade, and also paying a high compliment to Prof. Marble, their former teacher and present leader. The names of other members of tho new military band, will be found in the let ter of H. W. Ingersoll in another column.

Richfield Fair. Like all the annaal exhibitions of the "Union Ag ricultural and Mechanic Art Society," the Fair of 1SG1 was decidedly successful. In fact the entries in almost every department, as well as the receipts, were greater than those of any previous Fair since the organization of the Society. The weather was delightful aud the utmost har mony and order prevailed. We publish elsewhere the list of premiums which were awarded upon the great variety of articles and objects which passed in review before us, and it will of course he impos sible for us to enter into anything like detail in our remarks at this time.

Wo were unable to be present upon the first day (Wednesday,) but learn that in addition to the fine exhibition of stock, vegetables, fruits and mechani cal products, the chief attraction of the day was the military drill, in which the Richfield Greys, Captain Gold wood, the Bath Guards, Capt. Schoon- over, and the Granger Guards, Capt. Chanibcrlin, competed for the splendid prizes which had been offered. The regular committee not being present, committee pro tern, was constituted upon the grounds, who, after a full display of the skill and proficiency of the respective companies, awarded the several premiums as follows: Richfield Greys, $25; Bath Guards, $15; Granger Guards, $10, Upon Thursday, the Beoond day, we arrived upon the gronnd about 9 o'clock, and were very agreeably surprised and disappointed at the magnitude of the Every portion of the Society's exten sive hall was filled to repletion with the products of the farm, the garden, the orchard, the drawing room, the kitchen, the dairy and the workshop. Superior grain of every description-wheat, rye, corn, oats, barley, grass seeds, Immense veg etablescabbages, turnips, squashes, melons.pump.

kins, potatoes, beans, tomatoes, In great profusion, Luscious fruits apples, peaches, pears, quinces and grapes, in almost endless variety. Flowers in va ses, boqueta, arches, fccn arranged with exquisite skill and beauty. Sweetmeats, canned fruits, pick les, wines, immense cheeses, sweet yellow butter, bread white as the driven snow, and as "light as day," cakes, tie. fee. Domestic Manufac turesquilts, coverlets, crotchet work, embroidery, Fine Arts Photographs, Daguerrotypes, hair ornaments, engravings, paintings, wreaths of pressed Mechanical products Stoves-saddles, harness, sewing stones, carriages, barrels, farm implements, Jlc.

4lo, all of high order of workmanship, and mateiial' In the cattle line, the show was very fine, indeed-and so numerous that we cannot attempt to partic ularize We must not omit, however, to n.ake spec ial mention of three yoke of fat oxen, belonging re spectively to Mr. Nettleton, of Hinckley, Mr. Burti of Breckaville, and Mr. Vouells of Bath the first weighing 4300 lbs. the second 4100 lbs.

and the last 3670 lbs, Horses, swine, sheep, poultry, fee, were fully and fairly represented, as will be seen by the list premiums that were awarded by the several com mi tees in their respective classes. Like the preceding day, the principal feature the exercises was In the military line, a sweepstakes purse of $26 being the object of competition. Com panies competing, Richfield Greys, Bath Guards and Copley Guards. Gen, Mariner, assisted by Lieut. Collier and Capt.

Chamberltn, Committee. After a drill of twenty-five 'minutes each, the premium was unanimously swarded to the BathGuards, the committee deciding that though the exercises and evolutions of the other companies were very creditable Indeed, the Bath Guards were rather more prompt at the word of command, and kept rather better lines while marching, wheeling, fco, Each company and each and every member, main- tal ned the dignity of the soldier, and we are asiur- that ft large proportion of them, all la fast who 1V, LB tb to 174,42 697,70 697,70 2,267,52 198,3 793,54 566,81 17, 1861. The Cuyahoga Falls Fair, Is in the full of successful operation as we go to press. Par ticulars next week Hi de Shows. Among the numerous side-Bhows on hand at the various Fairs which we have attended, the tent in which the "Wizzard" and the "White Snake" hold farth, attracts the greatest attent ion.

The feata of swallowing knives, eating tobacco, piuaglng a huge cavving-knifo through his wrlet, breaking and restoring yonr watch, letting yon shoot a pistol at him and catching the ballin his teeth, filling your pockets with money, ttc, are all cleverly performed, while a live snake somo six feet long.perfectly white a very rare curiosity indeed. Walk in, everybody. Tallmadge Ahoy KB srs. Editors A loyal number of the people Tallmadge came together ut the Town Hall, on Monday evening, 13th inBt. Daniel Hine was chosen Chairman.

The meeting was called for tho purpose of listening to speeches npon the exigencies of the times, and to give the citizens a chance to show their patriotism enlisting in the army. Maj. A. C. Voris was first called to the stand and made a pertinent speech.

Dea. Andrew Fenn, Hon. I. P. Sperry, Mr.

Morris Walton and H. M. Baldwin, arose, and alter making a few remarks, announced themselves as volunteers. This makes about thirty who have joined the army from this place. Mr.

Sperry has "enlisting orders" from Col. CharleB Whittlesey, and persons from other places who wiah to go with such men Messrs. Sperry and Fenn, I presume will not be rejected if they send in their names soon. V. From Missouri.

Hudson, Sept. 23. The following account of the niege of Lexington is famished -to the St. Louis Republican, by Henry bradburn, one of Col. Mulligan's soldiers, who left Lexington Saturday morning.

The Fort was surrendered on Friday, after the men had fought for fifty-nine hours without water, and had only three barrels of vinegar to quench their thirst daring all that time. There were no springs or wells of water in the camp ground, as has been stated, the supply was from the river, and was cut off after a desperate fight on Wednesday. The camp gronnd consisted of about ten acres, and was located a short distanoe from the river. There were breastworks entirely around it, with the exception of the portion next the river. It was here the hardest fighting took place.

The rebels procured a large number of hemp bales, rolled them in advance, and under their cover gradually succeeded in acquiring a position in the rear. They out off the supply of water, and had the fort completely surrounded. They made but few charges upon the breastworks during the entire Biege. Their object seemed to be to surround the fort and cut off the supply of water, and having succeeded in this they awaited until Col. Mulligan was compelled to yield to a toe more terrible than the rebels who surrounded him.

Previous to his surrender, he offered to take a position on a level spot of ground, and give Gen. Prioe the odds of four to one in a fair and open fight, but no attention was paid to it. After the surrender, the rebels mounted the breastworks and seemed mad with joy. As soon as the surrender took plaoe, a par. ty took down the Federal Sag and trailed it in the dust.

An immense amount of gold, supposed to be about a quarter of a million, fell into the possession of the rebels. It was taken from the banks and buried by Col. Mulligan on the camp ground some time ago. The rebels speedily unearthed it. Col.

Mulligan wept like a child when he found himself compelled to surrender. The morning after the surrender the men were all released on parole and ferried across the riv er. The officers were retained. The loss of the rebels is not known, but it is thought to be not less than one thousand killed and wounded. Their first attack proved more disastrous to them than the long Biege which followed.

For a day or two previous to the last attack they were engaged in buring their dead. Rattlesnakes n. Rebels. A Westera Virginia paper perpetrates the following "Tho best piece of satire upon the leniency observed by the authorities in reference to rebels round committing depredations is in the shape of a story which is told, we believe, by Governor Peirpont. As tho story goes, some of the soldiers in General Cox's camp, down in Kanawha, recently caught a large rattlesnake.

The snake manifested a most mischievous disposition, snapping and thrusting out its forked tongue at all who came near it. The boys at last got tired of the reptile, and as nobody wanted such a dangerous companion, the question arose, what shall we do with him This question was propounded several times, without an answer, when a half drunken soldier, who was lying near upon his back, rolled upon his side, and releived his companions by quietly remarking it.swear him and let him go!" Can't get Rid of the Feeling. The seceding States in spite of all their eltorts, can't get rid of the feeling that they are still in the Government. They have manufactured a few phrases suitahle to a different arrangement but the spirit of all they Bay or do is flavored with the old regime. For instanoe only the other day Governor Harris, of Tennessee, in the Confederacy, sent a requitition to Kentucky, in the Union, for an escaped thief, just as though the old order of things existed.

He evidently acted under the impression that the Confederacy was a sham, and whatever real work he wanted done he bad to get it io the old way, Isn't ibis a opufrskii.n tbat the Unio r.ug'it to be rtatored Doo'l the rebvU admit by it that they dou't know what to do witb their "confederate" elephant 1hd Journal. 11,064,591.106,48 IS in a lae 7 It as oi 1,903,7525,907,271 1.885.79j 117,969,45 WILSON. County Treasurer. NEW MILLINERY ROOMS at Cuyalioga Falls. MISS Mc GR A this method of informing the ladiuB of Cuyahoga Falls and vicinity, that she has taken the room next South of Comatock Brother's Store, for the purpose carrying on the MLLIXERY AND DRESS MAKING business, where she will be pleased to wait upon all who will favor her with their patronage.

She will Keep an aBBoriment oi AND CJJ of the latest styles, together with every variety of Trimmings, urna merits, Head Dresses, Furiiitthinar Goods, tbo all of which, having been bought low, will be sold at the most reasonable rates. for Millinery work or Dress Making will be neatly and promptly attended to. Ladies reauirinti articles or work in her line, are respectfully invited to call. VJIs A I 1 Of IOC! REINFORCED, and REIj FORCING. Cutter Howe, have landed a largo and heavy Stock of BJOJOJTJ8 of every variety suitable ior SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, MEN, for MISSES oo CHILDREN, WOMEN, AND OUR GARRISON IS SUPPLIED for a SIXM0XTUS' PROTRACTED SIEGE, and notwithstanding these are War times, tWe Shall Continue to Sell CHEAP, CHEAP.

CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, oo continues with us at the head of OUR HOME DEPARTMENT, and oan t-'. l- A T-TOTT-IT." Or make a Fine Boot. Tbo only Boot and Sfeoe Store on Howard-Street CUTTER fc HOWE. May IJ AKROJY. npHE nndprnijrnpd would respectfully call the at.

m. tenuon oi tne puouo to tneir new llarblc IstaMislimcnt AT Henry's Livery Stable Buildings nearly opposite the Empire Hotel, Akron, Ohio, They design keeping on hand a fhll assortment of the very best Marble, both DOMESTIC IMPORTED, and will manufactoro to order, upon short notice, IU IQO BEST STYLE OF THE ART, and In every possible variety, HEAD STONES MONUMENTS, or any other work In theirlfne that may bo desired. Having employed experienced and skillful work men, and poflpeBBing the most perfect faeilitlea for procuring stock, we hrive no hesitation In snylng that we can and will fnmleh. all artlolee in our line npon MOKE TERMS, Than any other oitabllahmcnt In northern Ohio. All persona tn want of anything in the Are respectfully Invited to give os a oall.

JENNINGS fc HENRY. Akron, May 1861. NO EXCITEMENT THINGS AS THEY ARE We are dally receiving the Most Modern' Styles of Dry Goods SUITABLE FOR.THK SEASON, IT selected by XIJTLmXj. who spends most of his time In JO New York, which enables ai to BUY THE LATEST STYLES AT Reduced Prices. HALL.

BHOT11EBS. on hand, PLASTER, WHITE ana ttAltn l-ioiai. Halt for Dslrv. also for NEW MARBLE WORKS 5 BOmU'ft LB BATED SILVER-COATED PILLS. I The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine tbitractiona, Monthly difficulties, Irregularities, nd all the other diseases to which the womenwife i nd mothor la peculiarly liable.

These pills contain no deleterious ingredients, hut ire safe and certain In their action. They will bo ound to exert the happiest effect in all cases of fota)ttis Uteri in Leucorrhea, or thewhites, they jVllibe found the easiest andmoBt certain cure that an be found. It is on account of thiscertainty they should not be taken by Pregnant Females, (during Mjirtt three mis-carriage is certain ve brought on, bat at other periods their nee is safe. N. B.

One dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent, will ensure package! of Pills by return of itfifc C. CROSBY, General Agent, I Fort Erie, C. Buffalo, N. T. i Catjtio, Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine the signature of C.

CROSBY, on the outside wrapper. 1 Neuralgia King and Worm Drops for sale by the parties, also the Pills Beebe fc Klkins mi Welmer fc Steinbacher, Akron F. S. Heath, Cuyahoga Falls Whedon, Hudson L. Heifer SechrUt, Akron, by all respectable Druggists.

Sept. ly. I TRIPLE REMEDIES, HUNNEWELL'S I UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, Oures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchial Com-, i faints, and all Throat Irritations leading to I Actual Consumption, Its great feature is a freedom from every component which produces debility, and its unerring certainty in all of the above complaints rests with the tact tnat it may oe usea every nour witnout res-v'raint, Therefore from Childhood and Us terror, Cntitth tyt Old A iro anil Ita in fl rmit loa ol. low it to be the oomnanioo from the 'cradle, and the irrave win oe sparea many 01 its eariy victims. HUKKEWEII'S T0L1J ANODYNE, Cures all complaints of Nervous and Spasmodic i cjpiraoter, sucn as jseura'ta, uour.

Kntiimw 'i i sin, St. Vitua1 Dance, Tooth and Ear-Ache, A Bowel Complaints, Nervous and Spas- .4 modie Sick Head-Ache, to that terror 'i of aU Nervous dispositions, and I probably the chief cause of in, a sanity, Loss of Sleep. HUNNE WEIL'S ECLECTIC PILLS, Desttrned as special assistant to the above named preparations, wnen asravatea by tsatiousness or tojjiigetnon. ana tne great substitute ior au MERCURIAL PREPARATIONS The Eclectic Pitts, without the common fatal ne cessity of almost making a meal of such, will in tmosi cases, oy tne application 01 a sineie rill, pro-3uoe all the requirements of a sure, gentle and re-lable A Family PhyHic. Let me have your confluence to make trial of the above-named remedies, as the only sure tribunal by fffhich real character can be attained, and my de: is that such confidence will not hn niic- lWed.

The greater justice is to procure arid rend he descriptive Pamphlets to be found with all eaters, or will be sent tree by JOHN I. Proprietor. Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston. Mass, To whom please address all communications. 9 Pnc within reach of Kac-Simile of signature over cork of genuine only.

4 Beeoe JiiKins ana ueiier ecnrist, agents ior Atron. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere, Dr. Hnzlett's Cathartic Liver Pllls--Su I gar-Coated. 3 For Diseases of the Liver and Stomach, Head- sohe. Bilious Fevers, and Costivenees.

These -celebrated Pills arc pronounced by all edges better than any other Pills for the above die- eases. i 93 eta. per BoxFive Hexes $1.00 A ItAZLKTT'S LINIMENT will cure Iilicoma- I'Usm, Sprains, Siifftiess, Colic. Cramps, Cholera, i KfiirtiliiH and Here Throat. The Beet Family Medicine keep it always in the house I Mrs.

Dr. OInderimne says, "In June. 1859, a girl i llvhiar with me had it fu nutria of the face and bead. Bne was almost distracted with pain. We tried inatiy thintrs without benefit.

Dr. Hazlett's Lini-t merit was then used. It acted like a charm two applications of it entirely relieved her." i HAZLETT8 COUGH best nwdlctne for Coughs, Colds, Hooping Cough and Consumption. VON HUMBOLDT'S BITTEItS for Discftses of the Liver, Pain in tho Side and Shoulder, Loss of Appetite, Debility, Sick Headache. Cosltveness, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Weak Females, Ner-A vons Prostration.

For sale in Akron by Heifer fc Sechriet. Aug. 15,1861. Roback's Scandinavian Retuedles. 4 Are you sick, no matter what organ is affecied, 5 depend upon It the blood which is the food and sns-j tenanee of every organ, is full of corruption My I Bcandinavlan Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, break I up the source of disease in the fluids of the body They purge and purify the elements of the blood.

I Uenre their quick and complete cures in dyspepsia scrofula, eruptions, fits, tumors, nervousness, kidney mplaints, pils, low fevers, debility, rheumntism 5 nwadaclte, want of sexual vigor, rtc. These I remedies are attonisbtng the whole medical world. fcpe aavertiserneni. Sept. 6, 1861.

lm The Great French Reined v- Madam Bolvln's Celrbratrd Silver itted Fe male PHI. Tho only certain and Hnfe Remedy for all Uter Obstructions, Monthly Difficulties, Irregularities, and alt the other diseases to which thewoman, VVi found Mother is peculiarly liable. These Pills contain no deleterious Ingredients1 but are safe and cert sin tn their action. They will fee found to exert the happiest effects In all cases of Prolansns Uteri, in Leucorrhea, or the Whites, will be found the easiest and most certain Core that can be found. It is on account of this rtintv they should dot be taken by Pregnant Fe male, (during the firit three months, a miscarriage it certain) to be brought on, but at other periods tlyt-ir use periecuy saie, ror suie oy oeeue jw-fcius.

Heifer It flechrlst, and Weimer it Hteinbacb r. Akron S. F. Heath Cuyahoga Falls. b.

One dollar and three postage stamps enclosed to any authorized agent, will ensure a pack-Me of PHI by return mail. 1 CKOHBY. General Atrent. Buffalo. N.

T. CiUTfOM. Beware of Counterfeits the genuine have the signature of O. Crosbt on the outside wrapper. wi-iy The Growth of the United States.

Has been about 3 per cent per annum, while the In crease of the Mexican Mustang Liniment has been ftoxn iiO to JW per showing the estimation and infeasing popularity of this invaluable article. It fees,) doubt, saved the country half a million a In horses end cattle alone; while for human aliments, saeb as Bruises, SUIT Joints, Rheumatism Fsins, Cots, Burns, Bites, Caked Breasts, It has no equal. Did you ever see it tried without success, (eon either man or beast It should always be kept In ever? House ana suoie. Acciuenis wm oo ear. Promptness is efficacy.

But be particnlsr.and buy of none but respectable dealers. Bee that every rapper bears the signature of p. Barnes, Pro- utor and Q. wesioronit, urfmiM, and tn SriatioTiery words. "Trade" rh two Me i Bottle, by all rMpssttrtl w1 jMS Vf or? It in a tTown Hall Tax.

Treasurer's Office, Bummit County, Ohio, Bopt After the three oompanies, above spoken of, had 1 concluded their exercises, a juvenile company from Bedford, styled the "Coles' Tiger Zouaves," some twenty-five in number, and ranging from ten to fif teen years of age, nnder command of Capt. Wil liam E. Way, went through with the beautiful and complicated Zonave Drill with the utmost precision, the delight of all who witnessed it. The boys would undoubtedly have carried off the prize, had their number entitled them to compete therefor.and it was, a purse of about $20, was made up for them by the spectators. On the third day, particular attention was given the exhibition of fine horses, trial of speed, tfce.

for the results of which see the list of premiums awarded. During the forenoon, the Granger and Peninsula Cornet Bands, both of which did good service du. ring the entire Fair, took the ring for their respective premiums. Though the performances of each were remarkably good, the first premium of 80, was awarded by the committee to the Granger boys, while the Peninsula boyB came in on the double of course. It was not so much superiority of skill and talent as of praotioe, we presume, that won the prize, and as "perseverance and sweet oi!" will accomplish, wonders.we have no doubt tbat our 'down the river friends will he adequate for the beat of them by another season, The noon hour was devoted to Ladies' Equestrian ism Miss Olive Hatch, of Granger, Miss Olive Keyes, of Hinckley, Miss Mary Jane Tlernan, of Granger, and Miss Mary Gilciist of Koyalton.oom- petlnir.

They all rode very gracefully, and had their horses all been equally well broken and easily managed, the committee would have had a difficult task to determine their respective merit, une re sult of their deliberations will be found in the list of premiums, Class V. The afternoon was occupied by exhibition of premium stock, trial of speed npoo the ring, military exercises by the Richiield Greys and "Tigers," music by the Bands, and reading of the list of premiums by the Secretary, at the conclusion of which the large concourse slowly and quietly separated for their respective homes, each and all satisfied that a paying investment of time and meney had been entered into. Rbmkhbbr the War Meeting to-night, (Wednefl. day.) Let there be a full turn out. New officers J.

S. Clemmer, oi Mogadore, J. Wright and James Treen, of Akron, have formed an alliance, and with their respective squads will meet to-day, (Thursday.) in Akron, for the purpose of organizing a oompany and electing officers. AU who desire to enlist under efficient offioers and with a set of good fellows generally, should apply at once, as the company will be speedily filled up and immediately mus-tered into service. The Bedford "Tltyer Zouaves.

This interesting little company, it is expected will be on band at the County it will be a full equiva lent for yonr admission fee and the extra quarter which you will contribute for their benefit, to wit- the proficiency of drill which they have ac quired. Don't fail to Bee them. Ths Cohtihbhtalb give one of their unrivalled concerts at Empire Hall, on Saturday night. All lovers of song and good music will of course he be there. District Court.

--Betsey Dickinson vl Sidney Edgerton, case growing oal of money taken from the Plaintiff at the time of the Parks trial, The defendant was Prosecuting Attorney for Summit County at the time, and BeizBd the money belonging to Parks. Verdict for the defendant andor the In structions of the Court. Clev. Herald. 1 forawhipin every virtuous band To lash the rascal naked through the land The fellow that stols "our whip," at ths KlohBeld Fair, on Friday last.

Capt. Hud left Akron again for Camp Olddings, on Monday last, with fifteen additional men, which we believe brings his company up to the maximum number. Well done for the gallant Captain. GroccrlesIn to-day paper will be found the advertisement of Messrs. O.

W. Fairbanks Jt who it will be seen have removed their establishment from "under the hill" to a more eligible location. Messrs. F. Co, being honorable men and fair dealers, we trust that they will do a tueoassful and profitable business in their new looatlon.

The Bummit County Horse Breeders' Association bolds its Annual Exhibition, as an adjunct to the Summit County Fair, on Friday, the 4th day of October. Borne splendid premiums have been offer ed. A rare treat may be expeoted. For particulars see posters and programme of the Association. Teacher'.

Meeting. The Portage Township Teachers' Association met at the High School building in Akron, on Saturday, Sept. 21st, at 10 o'clock A.M. An Interesting lecture on the subject of the At mosphere was delivered before the Association by Mr. I.

P. Hole. An election of offioers for the ensuing term resulted In tho ohoioe, for President H. C. Atbbi Vice President Miss Bora Hcbbsll, Secretary I.

Hon Treasurer Mas. L. M. H.rvst, W. G.

Alixasder, I. P. Hots. Miss Cowlbs, Executive Com On motion adjourned to Saturday, Oct. the next regular meeting will be held at the usual place.

It Is hoped all the uiaohsrs of the township maybspre-ent. K. B. BATTELL9, Pres. H.

O. Ayses, Bee'y. Boots and Shoes. Cutter fc Howe are again on hand with a full stock of seasenable goods, In their line. Just listen to the booming of tbelr "big gun," In to-day's Beacon, take a look through their establishment and lay In your winter supplies.

No Takers. As a fitting, reply to the assertion of the Cincinnati Enquirer, that Davc Too would not carry the Western Reserve counties, the Commercial publishes a proposition coming from a man of means in tbat oity, offering to bet $6000 that Top would carry the Reserve by 60,000 majority and the State by 100,000. The offer has been standing several days without takers, and the i'nquirrr is as dumb aa an oyster on the subject. One hundred thousand msjerity wilt do to btt on, We believe will be ljrr, tide is of oy as "Wool! 18 VERY LOW. "Wheat! 13 FALLING.

o-o Butter! IS STILL COMING DOWN. BUT these articles are high yet In comparison with the Spring Summer Goods, which are to be and muBt be sold at HERMAN MAYER'S JN10N CLOTHING Fine Linen Coats worth 2.00 at 1.50 Grass Linen do Clieck'd Mars'llea do do do do do 1.75 2.00 1.50 1.25 3.00 1.75 1.50 .2.00 1.75 1.25 1.50 1.00 75 2.25 1.25 75 1.25 1.25 do do lo Cotton Fine French do Vests do do do do do Fancy Nice Summer Pants do Fine Linen do do Mars'Iles Cot'n rants from 75c. to 1.25 REMEMBER THE UNION CtOTIIINC STORE, tho only Frame Building on Howard-Street. June 20, 1861. I1ERMAN MATER.

OTHER PMLAM1TM! I IV eonBequenoe of the confused state of our country, Iloplman Moss Have determined to sell their whole utook of READY-MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. regnrdlesH of Coat, for the purpose of converting tt into utten. Everybody Call in get a Bargain 1 Their Btonb is large and woll -supplied with the la test iiiemoiiB of All Kmc oi men wear All made under our own euperintendaiioe and WARRANTED REPRESENTED. Onr CUHTOM DEPARTMENT is under the direct Bupenntendaiice of ss, Ja. Mr.

Iff. W. MOSS, One of the firm, whoe reputation as a skillful Cotter i woll-CBtahll shed, and who with our fine Stock of CL0THS.CAS3IMERES&VESTINGS of a1! Colors and prices, will he enabled to suit the moat iiiBiunoui. Garment ordered will he finished upon the day promt nod without fail. Cutting, for others to make, done on short notice and warranted to (it.

49" Be sure to find the "WOODEN WAN," -olntina; to the entrance, neit door to Bite CVs lank, Howard Htreet, Akron, 0. IIOPFMAK HOSH, June 6, 1H1 Semi-Annual Statement, No. 102. A I'lTAI, AJVI SUIIPMJS, 03. 98.

May 1st, 1S61. and ennh Item. 1H I.nnni. well aecurrd Hpnl K.ltile I.Vddll III) iliitlslinre. Ilnrlf B'kHI'ks 27 l.N.lll 00 J4-iS N.

OO 10IO Inn 100,730 00 SOr ollir 5S.OH5 Ol) IJ nnil Hints 7.1..'Hr OO MnrllMA N.ll.l(.U.Ii'd 11(1, 7IIO OO lliirll'nrd l'y lloii.ls .111,7 OO Cann.ltlvvrCo. 11. Co. sl'k 4.000 OO Total Assets -Total Liabilities ttfl.l i Mi 9H 7:1,2 I 'it For details of investment, see smsll cards and clrcnlars. Insurances may be effected In this old and sub Itantial company on very favorable terms Apply to MATH WIS, Agent.

a.iwell!t!fa and Farm Property insured for a term of years at very low rates. August ly. PORK by the Barrel. Bacnr Cared Hams, gaaar Cored Khoulders. Cured ftaaf.

(i CORl ORATE 5) A. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES Ir. CIIEESEITI AN'S 22 A Xj 33 T'IXjTjB1 Prepared by CORNELIUS New York City. THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN continually in peril if she is mad enough tones lect or maltreat those sexaal irregularities to which two-thirds of her sex are more or less subject. Dr.

Chceseman's Pills, prepared from the same formula, which the inventor, Cornelius L. CheeBO-man, M. of New York, has for twenty years used Hnoceesfully in anextendedprivatepractico immo-tpdifttolrelieve without pain, all disturbances of the eriodycal discharge, whether arising from rolaxa-ion or isuppression. They act like a charm in removing the pains that accompany difficult or im-moderatemenstruation, and are the only safe and reliable remedy for Flushes. Sick Headache, Pains the Loins, Back and Sides, Palpitation of the iieari, itervous iremors, Hysterics, Bpasms, broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous pf- tectsof an unnatural condition of the sexual fnno- ioiib.

In the worst cases of Fluor Albusor Whites hoy enect a speedy oure. TO WIVES AND MATRONS, Dr. Cheeseman'sPlllfl are offered nB the only safe meansol ronewlnglnterruptetlmenfltruallon, out LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND That they should not be used during Pregnancy, as rmsoarriage would certainly result therefrom. This caution isabsolntely necessary, for such is the tendency of the Pills to restore the original func tions 01 tne sexual organization, tnat tney mevita- arrest the progress of gestation. xnlicit directions, statina when.pnd when they shonld not be used, with each box.

Tiie Price, one dollar each box, containing from 40 to 50 Pills. A valuable nam ohlet. to be had freo. of the atrents, Pills sunt by mat! promptly, by enclosing price to ttenerai Agent, worn ty urnygistB generally. 1.

11 1 UHIJM ua, General Agent for theU. States and Canadas. 20 Cedar PL, New York. For sale by Beebe sc El kin sand Weimer Stein bacher, Akron, and by F. B.

Iloath Cuyahoga Falls, and by Druggists every where. ixov. iseu Never fails to Cure Neuralgia and Rheumatism. This Great Internal Remedy la curing thousands of cases where all other remedies have utterly failed. is no mere "Ahopyns," reliovlng for tho moment, but is a perfect Specific and Cure for those 'ainliil dipeasea.

the vast numncr ol i-lnimcnte, -mbrooations and External medicines, which acts stimulants of tho surfaoe only, are melely tern lorary in tneir enects ana oi aouoiiui virtue, 'i ne teurnliria Kin? reaches the source of all trouble. and erl'eotually banishes tho disease from the sys- Mjin. we advise one ana an to stive it a trial and become satisfied of its wonderful nm.nr. Read the astonishintr oures of well-k nown citizens uuiiaio. It Cured Mr.

B. Homenwav. Pronrietor of Nine. ara Street Omnibus line, of Neuralgia and Rheum att.m in the neck and shoulders. One Bottle oured Mr.

Elias Weed. Commission Merohant. of severe Neuralfria of the head and neck, after allother remedieB failed. Mr. L.

Grosvenor, of Perry Street, who was confined to the house, and entirely unable to attend to business, is now well irom tne use of Watson' Neuraltria Klntr. The Neuraltria Klntr cured Mr. Josenli Cnolev. of Inflammatory Rheumatism of lonjr standing. At the time of commencing its use he was cunnnea to ni.

DOU. James Van Valkenbure. a well-known nolioeman oi mis city, was careu 01 aaeumatism ana gfa in Its worst form. Inflammatory Rhedhatibm. Mr.

C. H. Reed, fit was oured after trying other remedies ror years. iHrLAUX ATOSY RhIUH AT1BM OF FIVR YEABBSTAND iso. Mrs.

H. W. Putnam, 66 cured in three weeks had been under charge of best phy sician, in tins city. Neuraltria in its worBt form of fifteen vears' stand Ing. Mrs.

Lyman Rathburn, of 216 Delaware-St. entirely oured. William Coleman, Auctioneer, No. 4 Bwan-8t, oured of severe Neuralgia in hie limbs. William Moffatt, Brewer, of Neural gin ui tne lace anu leein.

Prioe, (1.00 per bottle. A. I. MATHEWS, Proprietor, 220 Main-St Buffalo, N. T.

For sale by Beebe Klkins. and Weimer Stein bacher, Akron S. F. Heath Cuyahoga Falls, Law to Protect Fairs. Sec.

1. Be it annected by the General Assembly of the Slate of Ohio, That it shall be unlawful for any person to exhibit or show any natural or artiScial ouriosity for any prize or gam, or set up to let or use for pro fit any swing, revolving swing, flying horses or whirligigs, within one fourth of a mile the fair ground of any agricultural society in this Slate, while the fair of such society is being hem therein, unleBS such person eilii.il first have obtained the writton permission of the lioard or such agricultural society to mane snon exntmuon. Sko. 2. That if any person shall violate tne provisions or this act, be ebn.ll.

on oon viction thereof, be fined In any sum not less tuan one, nor more than one hundred dollars: and all moneys derived from this act, shall be appropriated to the support of common scnoois. Passed April 6, 18C1. Law. All God's creatureinanimate, irrational, human angelicare governed by inflexible and benificent law. From the highest to the lowest, from the mightiest to the minutest, each is under its sovereign sway.

Law is ev erywhere present and all pervading. looker eloquently affirms "Her seat is th bosom of God, her voice the harmonv of the world all things in heaven and earth do her homage, the very least as feeling her care, and the greatest as not exempt from her pow er; both angels and men, and creatures of what condition soever, though each in differ ent sort and manner, yet all with uniform oonsent auminog her as the mother of thei peaoe and joy. Vou never hear one woman invite another woman out to diuner, any more than you ev er hear one man ask another to come and take tea with him. No I it would seem that women's hearts melted and softened over the tea-table, and that men's souls flew open each other with the table-oloth, Who thereto explain It It takes several knives and fori) to dig into a man's secret nature, whereas the simple key of the tea-cadiW unlock a woman's breast at toy time. Punch SIX DOLLARS will buy the best Water Drawer now made so said to be by goodjudfres-lbr sale at the Shop formerly ocoupied oy W.

A. Faze, opposite the City Mill, P. S. All advertisement! cautioning people not to buy such and such Drawer are mere moon shlne.ss our patent Is now pending, and we have full reports from head quarters. Agron, iwoi, GERMAN mXXjIiS.

FARINA fresh made, from choice White Wheat at F. flCHOMAOflWS. Akron. Bept. 12, W.

Ul. ck. l.tt t-rbb). HALL BHOTUJCKH. i.