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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14
THE DISCOREA.

Our intercourse with China and Japan,
il appears, is about developing a new es.
c%ulenl, which 1t is be ieved will supercede
our old f%avorite staple of food, the Irish
potato.
The editor Of the Northern Farmer. in
giving a history of this new aspirant for
dieiic favor, thus sums up lis good quail
ties:
In growth and outward appearance it
resembles the weet potato, but it excels
that in hardness and keeping qualities
1t is in fact a yam. 1t is finer grainea
and more nutricious than the common
Potato. The roots are white, and in The
interior they contain no apparent finer .
n well cooked they are so tender as TO
form a paste ike the finest -four. They
possess another quality which h~ousewiv, S
highly Prize, viz; That of cooking rap
idly. An average sized Discorea will
boil in fifteen minutes. while the common
potato requires from % 10 40 miuutes.-
This saving in time and fuel is no small
consideration. 1t may also be preserved
longer; it has been kept ia cellars "A
whole year, without any starting of shoots
or loss of weight. Ii suffers neither from
heat or cold if left in the ground all
winter; it m out fresh in the spring,
and it is fit for eating or planting.
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WATERING CATTLE.

Among the mary Causes Of stock not
thriving as much us might be desirable
during the winter, is their too scaniy sup
ply of water. A few have running water
in their cattle yards, aud their stock drink
as nature requires ii; but most farfsers
water their stock either by the pump. or
by driving Them to a running brook twice.
or often, but once a day. Watering is
done by rule from fall 10 spring, regard.
less Of weather or food. I have observed
stock 50 dry as to refuse to eat dry food. bui
after being watered they eat y~oraciously.
Now il IS i well lilcd flct thai 10 ami
msl will thrive well while SUFFERING f,r
want Of food, water or shelter. Let those.
thereiore who want to turn out their
stock in the spring in good condition, at
tend tn these things. andaci them SEE that
IT.. poorer and Ueaker stock get as much
as they wanl-Frrmer and Vi,tor.
BEAT Il IF YOU cAN.-I'he following
note from Mr.. Child explains itself:
8" bought one half bushel Of red poia-
toes Of Messrs. Converse, last spring, cut
them in pieces of two eyes each, planted
them with two pieces in a hill /; when |
dug them had twenty four bushels"
STEPHEN CHILD.
Pennington, Oct. Oh, IS55.-O Ohio
FarEseT.
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CO S.

CUrryiRg.-Caiile are well known to
thrive much better where this operation is
thoroughly performed, and DR.. B. Rush.
in a lecture upon the advantages of study
ing the diseses of domestic animals, states
that there is an improvement IN the quail
iy of the milk, and an increase in its guam.
THY, which are obtained by currying the
COW.
Be assured by experience of the truth,
Of the saying, that zone COW well MIXED
is worth TWO badly MIXED"
Curwen.-From three acres of grass.
cut and fed thirty milk cows, with 2s
pounds, each day, for 200 days. Their
health was excellent, and their milk su-
perior.
NM lean The first drawn milk
contains only 5, the second 8, and the
fifth II per cent of cream.
Kicking If the mixer will keep his
nails short, not one COW in a hundred vii!
kick.
Sores.-An ointment made of linseed
oil und white Lad Will cure cracked
ieats.
Drink.-Those who wish their COWS 10
give large messes of milk in the winter
season, should give them warm drink
The extra trouble will be more than
repaid by the increased quantity of the
milk.
In NLking.-Be kind and soothing;
the COW viii give down her milk more
freely.
CTeam.-Do not milk 50 far flom tn
dairy as 10 let The milk cool before ii is
put in the Dreaming dishes.
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Sm the farmer,
IN FARMING.

Iii IS not enough that farmers avail them
selves of all the advantages which chem
istry affords in IFS application TO their art;
it is not enough that they learn how to
save as much as possible Of the manures
made on their premises, and the best meth
cd of applying these and also purchased
specific manures; it is rot enough thai
they know at Whar seasons and at what
depths their soils should BE- cultivated -
They must perform as many OF the opera
tons of farming by machinery, as ma
chInery can be made 10 perform 10 advan-
tage.
There is no other way in which agri-
culture can keep pace in responsibility,
pleasure and profit, with other ar,s.-
Without this expedieni, it vii be outsirip.
psi by them, and sink into comparative
rank. by machinery, as we use he word
hire, We mean all the mechanical contrl-
vauces which can be substituted for man.
ual labor ami combined with mechanical
labor as 10 increase its produciiveness.-
And the policy which we recommend in.
cludes also animal labor as 4 substitute
for human labor, aud as a more powerful
cO-operai0r with it.
So far as a horse or an OK can be made
to do the work of five men, the horse or
the OK earns the net product of five mems
labor for the employer. If one man cul-
tivates as much corn, and cultivate it well,
with one horse auachcd to a culiivaior,
as his neighbor c~ultivates with ten hoes
in the hands of ten men, it is easy to see
which of the two is travelling fastest on
the road 10 wealth.
So in cutting grass, in planting and
harvesting grain, in Smelling corn, and in
various other operations of the farm, ma
chimes can do the work for a small per
ceniage of the cost of manual labor. In
Dependant Examiner.
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NT ~ ~ TTITN
!. FENNIMORE COOPER.


UNIVERSITY % NEw NcVK CIrY-S. T. Francis. W..
D: p. joel Trotcr. u. D.: Lenan Dubois. N. D.; SiIas
Dyke " D.; p. Il. Draper. ". u.
RosToN-S. Warren. y. D.; Warner Stevens, NJ. D.;
William WGnd. u. D..
rH,LiDELFm,-SamI V. Parrish. VI. D.; y. : Hor-
ner. v. D Clovis T. Elerle, W.. D.; James Frost. ". D..
NV NoEK-Rev. 4. L. Campbell; Rev. john Tiffany;
Rev 7. saver.
ALUASY-ion. W. L. Marcy; Hon L. ChatGeld;
Hon. Peter Slam; Vou. alas Fitch.
BrFF-LO-Prof. :. n. Hamilton.
PPILl n-LPE. Hon. Gm. smith; IIOn. Joel Hssmer;
ueu. !. T.. " Miller.
Very many Certificates and Letters Of commentator
from distinguished individuals. which ! think lot est
t. publish. may b seen ~ calling ut my Office. l9j Su-
periar Street. levelaEd. O., or at my General Depot,
81 Broad St., " \. City and by Dealers "a Medicine
everywhere. A-eUts wanted. LSept-j-GH.
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DOORS. DOORS.-To o.

- Tractors, Carpenters aud Builders. v can furnish
5Ou with Panel Doors of an - les. a great deal cheaper
,ial you caA nailr them rs Htui- ,and as good II not
hegt,r) Call AMI examine sur work AMI pricgy ycE
ril &c stated with both. ALrse supply consj5rtiy oT
hTtl. = u eral discount 20 hole ale IRA IerA
January 70. Z SPEAR & N.
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IR. THRALLS COMPOUND En-
a. ~TEACryF


IlR. THRALL : CONF OUND EN-
a. IEACryF
.JahgSh, Pend lily and IHHQHagh.
\ sure remedy for Jc following Diseases Of females.
viz Auri,nt.hr,, or Eetcuticn OF tAe Merses: Sun-
Tr-ssst u Ui the NerseS NcG-r-Ii H. or Eycessivs
Assassination; flurr Aims. or Whites; Turn Of LIE:
Elstl.eUrc: Ccusti fati1u Esuptious OF tha skin.
Mysteries Coavui,loUS; rroiaTsus Ttcri. or Bearing
EHrn- ltritth 2 WONT; C,I1rosis, or tircel sex.
ness; Dy'menarrIeI. or Painful Meus;ruation Pres.
haley; >terh ), sc. ~. DC.
N coliing icfarc tie r3l lie. I 10 not profess to cure
av ;he diseases that flesh Is heir %: uuly tiu-, &, ulurh
/ have Iail the most particular attention. dgrils au
gN-H eve Practice ui =. y-Ir>- often PIE criHiuE Tor
81 O. ID patients OIL q DIZZY ana that the Siaeriu. Fr-
utalts 81 ti- United stateS may g heIe5.ri ara saved
from premature grave &, ahicn thousands, tall vic
t.Ts annually for the vaur 81 proper AMI timely Rene
dies Go regulate tie functions uf tie " 1Eii aui its Sc
c~etIr urctus. sab uais ricr. I have incurred .,rclt
expense iI maxim 20 ToI.Iaurl Extract. put mo 100 piut
..urJ!-s- prepared V "a sfriCt reference e. .H---arl-
chemistry. from ~ silssB.ic Roofs ana Plants. uhich
have long been EuoHutp the ah0ri-ircs 9th country
and many Ply stcit's TO have q Specific Tonic and
tentative action upon the Female WpinI and itS ap
p~eudaGcs. lut the Compound Extract Of Coirsh. Pond
Lib and Auugu1Eh, / claim for myself ard M country
Co Pee the only preparation uf tho Kind ever rrr.ar-i.
and the oulyou- That IS adapted O." the different di-ras
es OF Females Of this Climate, to ghich hundreds can
attest.
Dose. from one 90 two t-a- sp0oufuls in one or two
taile-spooHluls Of water , times a Gay before meals
Ii shouII act upon tn. bowels zee or twice week.
Note genuine without ms name and he name Ut the
medicine lloUH ON the hostile. with nv written sigma
turc O8 each intel; also 4 Journal of Female Diseases
accompanying each bottle. Price. Sl,5n.
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E~vIpENCEu OF MERIT

LEwisRssG. Union Co. Pa
May .. less
VIZ J. 4. RHODss-Drar SIR The !ox af u.edicir.
you sent ne Was duly received nL the IIh IL Aprtl
It. ] faHd you herewith. RECEIPT fer the same
/ have sold "a Out ore half If H.. snd so Er the proulr
an" nave used if are satisfied that e has cured Them
Il has eerttiuil s,opued the A-ue in every ,nr who hai
Ny sister, who has had it for nyeor * years net anil
-uud never get il stopped, eSc-rt 3 qufrine.and thai
Iuiy rs long Is she would take it. Is Loa. I think. en-
trrly cured - your Remedy.
II u thus continues 90 k-eI OF the A-ue. as I thiul
20 vlli- sou may expect froA e. large orders
AIN, sir. yours very truly.
G T. NrGTNIV
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From Chief Justice Nelson II have been acquaint-
ed with Dr. Tlrail sev,ral years, and can cheerfully
hear testimony to his gO0I private character. and high
professional attaiumeuts, and can c, ~nfdeutly recon-
mend him to the Z NH,, as a gentleman. in every way
eutitlri 10 their respect and confidence. ] trust he
L ay succeed in this change If his professional labOrs /;
and am sure that he cannot fail. il integrity and enter
pr sc. together with q high professional standing, re
ceive their due and proper rewards.
SAINT, NELSON
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- K. WISELL Manufactu-


~ rr Of Carriages. buEgies aud *
Wagons. Nestsds Of the Aahuning riv- N-@-
rr, Warren. Ohio. keeps ON hand a large assortment in
his linz, Of the latest and most improved eastern styles,
among which may hefJu I a large lot of spieniid Rock
aWays. of various patterns. with one. two or three seats;
= good supply OF Sitin. seat grriagrs. several Of which
are on d new and improved plan. having extension tops,
Icing different and far superior To- anything ever manu-
taCtUTcu IN this section OF country. Also a goo !dssOrt-
ment Of one-hursr Carriages, hgg-."s. aEl tEu-hpTse
Wagons. all of which yill ae sold as iuE as at any other
shop on the Western Reserve. By keeping none hut
the est of workmrH. and protesting TO perfectly under
stand the BUSINESS himself, and working zone hut the
l-cst material that can be procured. he feels confident
flat hr can render entire satisfaction % r. ards style.
.raiity or price. 70 every person who may favor him
aith a call.
MOsi kinds Of country produce good LuEi 'er, and
secondhand nuEEies taken in exchange for finished
work.
y. B-PAINTING and TBIMtlNG done in good
style. At fair lr.ces. ana with Isuuctua!iF and dispatch.
4 REASONABLE credit viii Re given to ali RESPONSE Z per
sons Who may desire H.. All wOrS done al his uanufac
tory Is warranted.
Eememte r the place-West side Of the Mahcning rTv
"a, directly west of tine nev ridge, Warren, Ohio.
April -, !e53. ELI X. MlSELL.
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UarWtD.
For the Chronicle.l
THE NIGHT WINDS OF AUTUMN.
BY EMILY } ADAMS.

BY EMILY }. ADAMS
The hollow Autumn night Winds
How mournfully they sigh,
And with htfrl, murmuring tones,
Go hurrying swiftly by
Making a strange, wild melody
Among the forest trees,
And singing solemn, dirge like songs
Amidst the fallen leaves;
While the branches of the roof tree
Are beating at the caves.
sad, sole.aa winds ye sing to me
An old familiar strain;
en-. v-5,h your notes come thronging back
ola memories again:
Ye tell lie Of dim, shaiowy glens,
OF long bright summer hours,
OF re-ses u.and, OF singing birds,
Of masic an OF foSers;
We also sing a requiem
FOR those sDo once q ere ours
* goo. the beautiful,
.ars q the PAST,
ruth around my heart
Ar4 ialt hal, cast.
saih ae q Ii. eight years ago,
ole fair head
..-m. have
To. oGs she'd
arm. , surg their rsI4ien
3D., Ler lo~ly aeI-
oes vhicn one year ago
Al ed in O.. N nth
Fnr.es v :;a we're seated at our board
aa.g herel round oar hearth,
We're, il =, iairest summer flowers
r. l k4ow decay,
Ill Of earth We cherish most
me FIRST to pass away
For them we made a narrow bed,
AID side by side they lay
Ard as the Autumn night winds
Sweep on their endless round,
Oh. can you wonder that to me
They have a solemn sound
When. as 1 listen here alone,
Such mouI nful tales they tell,
As Ger each murmur of the blast
Each cadence, rise and swell,
Come voices floating back to me,
That L remember we'll.
zIer, Nov, 1855.
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DHODES' FEVER d hGCE CURE
EVIDENCE OF P

JAS A. Rio DIS Proprietor.
~ Providence. R. T..
FS-Cincinnati J. D. PARK; Coiumf as. q Ro
nrrts- For sale ~ Medicine dealers generally
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.lRENIUMC FACTORY

Z SyIrI a. THE CANtL--si-
ssts-r tr has nos on itri.aaL VIII "a 5ErSt
all turs keep % large Dot of Al -
BEAGES. ECGGIES aud " AGGNS on hsuj. II every
description, sty le and grade af prices.
His experience Ia business. and thc extent of bis
shop, enables him to fu'uish -ny description OF worA
ia his line, Oh the sl"rtesi possible E.ire. hrtii-r u
Pee the putting Cl OF % splendid EAkoItAh- rr 90
common BUGGY the materials leT which are u al
times Erue oa hand.
His MORNAES are unsurpassed ~ any III '
cluI,try, and his vors shall equal il No: s~urIas7 any
Eastern Manufacturers.
Buggies ana Carriages ready Ter use. Mil Tee cN
changed for LuEnrs. Cruauv Produce H'-
Horses. Second hGad Eu---c, aAgL ia 'Ae---t- i"'
new ones.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS ai-ass ON baud, and for
sale 10 Jhg lowe Q price,
TGos. ursn;u, any work 20 my line Cf business, are
in.:ryl % call a; my shop and examine D wurS and
prices and ;hry caruot ,ai 20 Zoo Pleased i'm regard 10
both. VI, shop having become q permanent one.I AN
..eteraiu % TO supply and suit all sA" Ike ridiU- iu an
ELEGANT ana easy Carriage. or the fIrLe- who desires "a
Substantial fIul or ruaj wagon or cart.
Painting Jlt Trimmings done on short notice.
81 work manufscuTyi IL nay shop IS warranted.
Warren, March -. l-i5.-v Ii. G. BELDEN.
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SASrL NELSON.


Hall COoperstown. Nov. 81, 1850.
DE-. THEALI: Dear SRI have Just heard that you
leave the Village in the morning l should be very
sorry thst you should deTart. without my good wishes
ard thanks for yOuF professional services in my fami
Is the very serious indisposition Of Mrs. Cooper, in
i-issiug the turn Of life. some > or 2 years since. was
the worst affection she ever had and I impute under
Providence her recovery 10 your meii inc.
Wherever you 90. ! wish you success.
Believe me, Dear Sir, very truly Yours.
J. FTNNINORE COOPER.
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Notice. The subscriber sill c1Dtjnd- the rs -rs,
Is heretofore 1t -Ee old stand A -ppi stock - ci.Ja:
luI really maie c~lotlins. AMI ai-' q COOL ass0rt1.cu-
ar hats. ard caps. constantly OF htuj-
F-s. u. 80. JOHN L. WEEKS.
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CAUTION TO AGUE srFFEgERs.

Take no more trseuic. TONES. Mrrrur. Ouiriue
re r'fus-<- StrvCtuiur- OF a-r- rrTrnftrS OF ary XII T.
The well kaOEn iueficirucy II these uaxiouS relSous
proves them 10 Re the offspring either % false me!ica}
principles. or ofmerrrnary qg,eAs. Tha only remedy
in existence that s. hoth sure anil harmless.is RHODES
FEVER Ana AGCE CURE CO..
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L. Weeks u Co.. is thi~ sU - I-1uIal cousert
I.s1!vrf. Al persons iud- O. 20 the s.Ile firm are
rrg.lsstrI to call imue-iiate'5 5rI satsi.. Those O.,
hoo. account. pay to john Wr-. IS. au! J.psy y not.
lar 20 a. Vent. dOiiN &. WEEKS.
F.I. Ilth -. A.WENTZ.
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.JTNION HALL TRIUMPHAN =,

ISAACS CLOTHING As,iN>T tbs WORLD ;
SAVE AoIE Doll AXIS ASD EUY Y0UH CLOTHING II
sac 4 IS-31CS'- Onion HaH, CIsce{ard u.
The Public lre iUvit 81 to an inspection o. The supeti
s-ocS 81 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING nos u
vNhi a. on n this magnificent esJalIi shEeut. which H.
rNIeht. variety, superiority Of Workmanship. and
FdshioL- together nth iOSness Of price. cannot re
lea. ~ Iuy other Clu.IiHg House in Ohio.
iSsA $ ha~ Just returned from the East, where he has
received such lar-aiEs IN Cloths ami materials iI
manufacturing That he has IL now ia his power AMI e.
determined to knock all the Eastern Slop concerns
iLto a "ese Cd hGf - and he vii. cHmuerce by selling
the rest Uycr-Coat IN tbs City Tor FOUE BoLLARst and
I naerCuIts- iartS and Vests Il all descriptions IN
proportion. SO fOOk out JOrJUHt and come aIGt even
Hody who wants To- he clothed. he can Ct al sizes. from
uen a large as the GtaHfs thar stand al kis doors, To-
little wee fellows three years old. and rs his M.muotl
Bu1I!iug Is flied with Clothing OF all qualities. he -
SURE % teir = a"le to suit everybody R~.c1Iect that
he does not ash to nUHlue the people with Eastern
Stur WORK for II FER cent less than any ole else. ~
be does not Keep sLeh trash hut h viii furnish his
customers with the best Clothing in the City. for less
money than they can purchase the same kind OF Goods
for in any other house IN the United States.
FURNISHING GOD Of all de
s]cripu0ns for sale Cheap. 4 literal discount made To-
Wholesale customers Who ny for Cash
Clothing made % or.er 1T the shortest u1Gcr
and on he most Teasouafi e terms az
ISAAC a. ISAACS'
tHt0H EGN. corner gf Superior end Union Streets
CicrciaHd. Ofio.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTS.
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i l4EsoOLt IiCN.- AUC fdTtitf~IlI
, heretofore eNistin- ry; r-gm The subscribers an
i-r ta- lim- a~n.rs,yie as. = C. MOseri is this lay dis
solved = lG-IlI consent. tuc @ctes and accounts o.
tA- LIte GrE, are IN The h1i is Of SAMUEL Nu,er lI
settlement. SAMUEL NDSEE.
Warren. July -. l-5t. CORNELIUS MGSER.
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NEWSTEAMWOOLEN FACTORY

NlhG LA "a IN I'VE are
prepared to 10 all kinds Of Circular Saving. sucI
aS Brackets, Patterns. Carriage work. &C.. on shor
ho-ice. ie6 SHEAi L sos
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HE EMPIRE STORE !-Iddings &

L Morgan are opening their large Stock of Spring
floods. which co.. Urises az assortment OF every style
at SL.Iic ana Fancy Dry Goods. Straw Goods, Par
azois. CarI-ti4g. Paper HauEiuss. CrOckery, Groce
sies. &c, &C.
They would call attention particularly 10 their eNteu
sive variety OF Ladies Dr - Goods, BJuuet> and Eplue.
Ribbons, LmlroiIcrles, Silw,s. Mautiilas. &c, in all
The latest aud uosl fashionable styles. Also, to their
assortment Of YER superior Table Linens. Linen Sheet
ms, Pillow Case Linens. Shirtiug Linens. Sc.
They intend to set! their stock full 70 all times, OF
he best makes and most fashionable styles. ana u sell
their foods regularly. Il the lowest prices ia the m1r-
ket, not allowing themselves TO &c sHacrs0ha as tong As
they remain in the trade.
Warren. April u.
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Commission 3flrrtbalIs.

SIEf " Co., commission Mel
-4auts, Dealers in Butter, Cheese, SaleraJus. FISH,
fruit. and Produce generally. Nos. Il and 10 Secoui
Street, between Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati, %.
R-FEEEN ES:-DicksOn, BIggs & Co.; Wiltshire, Bris-
iOl, &c; John Swasey x Co; swascy 4 Wise liarri-
so a. Hooper Kennel & Dudley. ANA Merchants gen
sr lly. apr u y
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elor re other mo:ning remark
res ho L, The need t are like
my sfok-n Of in The parable
W ta'es while lhe ,lsban man
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VHE AMERICAN UOUSE!-NEW

ME AMLNILNF IULcE -NEN
ARRANGEMENTS Al d q STANDtl-Ths
Yuf Tic are here 9 uu.hel tatl lI.s o. iISuusu house {
being tttel up hy tie proprietor, HENRI LGH.i IN 8
styIc which viii insCre 20 Ili Who may give Aiu. ctu
communications aUj cool fare. Ia. furuius
and fuiugs ~ generally yin be- urw.aUi of ;h- .>
description No pains will ie spared 80 mtsirg
pleasant uai comfortable. The silrlti' 800 OF tie Iittu
rriu- ure- aLl cuuveuieu. !rr persons wa1 CONC g
TO 500. Mr.. L. feels thst. with 81 determination uut o.
~cu;loue 81 his efforts 20 please. h- deserves % .
share Of thlt pItrpu1Ee herrr'.H-- yo;.a-tt hN
the public. give The AMERICAN q CAL aud yon 'a
come again.
Warren. Arrl 4th. Is5I.-T
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SPECIFIC HOMHFATHIU MED

~ IrINES- prepared - Prof. 2. humphrey. ;ut ~
d. eases aud a.ai ted Jb The use uf families. The cases
contain hiteeI boxes each, Of dInereUt kinds Of ueIi
CHE. Accompanying each case Is a Manual or Pracii-
cal treatiSe ,OI the administration OF HOMEOPATHIC rem.
cdic>. tor sale ~ 4. \. SMITH 4 20.
Agents iorthe sale Of the Homeopathic Specific Rene
dsr-- NO
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NV In-E. June HISS
have made a chemical -v .u.I.rj.u of .Eb..-s.
Fever and AgUe Cure or Aut.-st- 10 V7;,rs- an.
have tested it for Arsenic. Nsrcars. Ouuift. aa
~'rychrine. hut have not fouri . fatUcIe OF either
q. nor have | found any 81 s.r-cc 800 it. rl,.fa-rtia
that wOu!d prove iriUrious e. q CT. tfutf o.
JANIS Z. CH.LrIS- g.. b.. Chemist
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T. W. SEIION,
Sff.N tNSON.

We vCu4f ,--r-S-lr ,..t - Nl' ~ sGHrr
tnc with ~. 60 -h H-f.-t ""E al ~
Dr. John Bulls ---rt go. - . nr- { TuiS family
Journal GRATIS; srd tr Ga 1nn,uN- ~ -
NV Bulls Sarssrsrjlia 81 triVi ST. -r1.iinS aud recot
Re-tinr. at the sila, iisa-. thst II q Impossible mr the
Doctor to publish IL tenth part 81 th' humrel
tiF.taso ~ ,stsusli~r -ur-- p1rf rH~-l by his .irsap.
Ala The AMOUNT 81 t=tiuc.- tc4unLrhl SEisesed
90 Dr. Bulls >ars.ptrila hsm vi An""n AMI trua
rushed indiriduri- iothil Puhhe anu ff'~I ~
D- INN Bu.Ts trin-ipal oaice Vest side FinA
at 5rSt door b-low slain. Louisville, ny.
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MOVING MACHINES

~ 4Ic sul scEi,vTs have nvg ou trial. one 1f Netci-
ems con incl Moving ami it-api'g Machines. Those
iulere-te. ca. Sc hOv Il woTE~, aiu.c.t ;y tiur nurug
the present harvest. 5 calling. W- w-uc Ike L, hive
iaru-Ts all aud Zee iOr themselves, and 81 ul. ,tey
IS ia TO tuy "a l4acL,ir. ur almost amp IIfl-.eLt . !tr-
mer nee - sc would ukuto sell. as We have I- Hgtu-
cy Of th- ! any A-ricu tuUli Wurzs OF Al tuy.N y.
ole OF ia L0-t ,Nlcas.Yr establishments ct The kind.
Iu tnat state They kvep 0u iInI all kIH,s 90 Earn e
cJplrmvEts. Iure>aiug t!rcluIcs. NpEE-- li. Re tp-
ill., Machines. o.. Among TER AOAiug a'. --1ring
y. cha Is. Ray le tuutt McCurm.ca = Ii1-sry'-. Bar.
reii'-. NauUy's ami EaicLL.'- also r.t -~ called the
Me- / ora Bea. er. 70 hscii j. >aIg {. THE '->. L-aryr
nov 10 use. TT u caiuot re arfII gel for .Ho-ir-.
Rowland. gGiy -. l~IJ. EEAES & AEFLL-