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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-30

a hopeless maniac, while his wife was left
not widow. Death only makes wld-
ows. Drink does more. fr
The scene is changed again. Broken
hearted, wasted and abused, the poor wo-
man is sitting with her face buried in
her apron. 1t is her mother who is
pleading with her. my dear Jane, you
must not lay this too much to heart.
.Oh, don't calIme your dear Jane
Call me devil, for the manner in which
l have cruelty wrung the best of hearts,
with anguish so undeserved."'
/ ave must not speak of desert: Jane.
If either of us had our desert, where
should we be today" b
''But,I have been 50 bad. Oh, mother
this kindness will kill me! How can you
ever forgive me? . . ia,
Because | hope myself to be forgiven.
You love your own child. Only allow
me the same privilege. a... .ss
Butt never can face my father. He
can never forgive me; and his reproaeh
is insufferabe. l.l .t....s.
at was your father who sent me here.
He charged me not to come without you.
You have grieved him deeply; but do
not know his heart. I do. And you
must not add to bis long and deep sor-
row, by refusing to become his child
again. He says it will help to smooth
the remainder Of his journey to the grave
to see you what once you were. He can
never forget that you are his once little
Jane" s,...s
The last stroke cut the deepest. 10 a
moment all the past was recreated and
became the, lever which lifted her from
dust; aud with the deep anguish which
Kindness only can intiict, she flung her
self at her mothers feet, and believed
her hands with tears. Best Of mothers,
she said, the Lord be to you as you have
beer, to me, and help me to be to you
what ! lave never yet BEEN" s- a.r,
The prayer was from the depths Of q
renewed nature, It was heard. She
l4sHw ID g,8U.bH.fs hf3f -3Hit} 1e
was s''' Gu d, ~ os,;ffa# haa .elI ~
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ANOTHER AMERICAN TEsI-
UMPH.

We have had frequent occasion recent
ly to speak of the success of the Atlaatic
j Monthly. We have been prompted to do
this from an honest pride at the accom-
plishment, not only Of our own, but, we
believe, of a national desire, to see period
ical literature indicated from the charge
our English brethren have so often bro't
/ against it, that It cannot ascend above the
level of love sick stories and sentimental
poetry, because our reading public can
appreciate nothing better. Many an at
tempt has been made to establish some
thing similar to the heightened periodi-
Gals Of England, and as often as each at
tempt has failed, the voice of exultation
from the English press has been loud,
and theory raised that we cannot do it.
! Well do we remember this when Put
nane's Monthly was compelled to give
way, in which we thought we had found
! a REPUTATION of the established English
| opinion in regard to US. But we can
now safely boast Of a triumph, as the At
| 1aptic Monthly has attained circulation
Of 40, 900, nearly double that ever reach
ed by Putnam's and is placed upon sure
basis, its publishers being among the most
enterprising in our country, and have
been actuated to considerable degree,
in the establishment of the Atlantic, by
this. same Notifying fact we refer to, that
our American literature had no true ex-
ponent. The many expressions offavor
and well wishes received the past year
from their subscribers, prove that these
100 have given their support to the AtIan-
| tic from O determination that our country,
i'll spite of British misgivings, shall have a
periodical equal to any published ID
England. And noa0 the English press
have honestly admitted that we have such
a periodical. for the London Critic ana
! Atheaau,3a have been lavish of their praise
the past few months. The s'Autocrat
has been republished monthly in London
as it appeared in the Atlantic, calling
forth golden opinions and the confession
that Their own periodicals have contained
nothing SO brilliant since the 'Noctes Am
brosiana." ys5 d 4.sH .laao5 ed
At the present time two different hou-
scs IN London monthly re-pnblish the
Ministers Wooing," by. Mrs. H. B.Stowe
and It's circulation there almost exceeds
the same here. We have heard it stated
that the editors have received and appro-
we'd, up to the present time, sufficient ma
terlaI from American authors to furnish
several numbers fully equal to any that
have vet appeared. The April number
is looked for as one of the best yet issued
We repeat again, that in chrcnicling the
success of the AHantic, we are express
mo a national feeling of soraethlng more
titan pleasure, that we have at last accom-
pIished our desires, and that our literature
has such an ornament as is the Atbdntac
Moathly.-Boston Gusette. 70
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sTFEE Use ESTIMATE OF
aiw RELIGIOUS CGFARAC-' ''a
..a.s-.s4 4sR f4es TER. bal UG40 sEG ~

"a u
There is little in the conduct and con
dition of men that is not the subject of a
false valuation; and ! can imagine moth
ing, save'l trger hearts and more plentiful
brains, that would be ofso much nse to
the world as a catalogue Of sins, arranged
upon IN Ineligible scale, SO that their
comparative enorinity might be settled at
a glance. Such catalogue might serve
a good purpose. generally, perhaps, by
pointing out the real sinners Of the world,
and thus bringing the materials of society
to their true level; but its chief bene is
| would innre to- those who are IN the Iab-
it Understanding their own virtues, un-
| der-estiInating their own vices, attaching
Fictitious importance to the sins Of 9th
ers, and clothing in the crimson of crime,
acts and practices as harmless and slnless
as the prattle Of children, as well as to
those who a' ' t'@
''Compound to sins they are inclined to-
I BY damning those they have no mind to-
| There are men, for instance, who at
tach peculiar merit to the entertainment
of certain set of theological opinions
who entertain those opinions very decl-
dedly, and maintain them wonderfully
WE'LL while they make dissent an abso-
lutte sin, and regard dissenters with pity
and contempt. There are men whojudge
their neighbors with great uncharitable-
ness who drive hard bargains; who gam
BILE iu stocks; who are self-righteous and
llcensorious who fail in tenderness towards
Gods poor; who never pay what they
ought to pay for the support of. the relig
ious institutions to which they are attach
ed, vet who would consider a social dance
in their own paror a terrible sin, and q
game of whist a high crime that should
call down thejudgments of Heaven
There are men who stalk about the world
gloomy, and stiff. and severe-self right
.eous .embodiments of the miscellaneous her
esy that the religion of peace and good
will to, all Inankind-th the religion Of love
and hope and joy religion that bath.
es3 the universal human soul in the light
of parental love, and opens to mankind
thelgates ofimmortality-is a religion Of
terroE-nen guilty of misrepresenting
Christ to the world, and doing incalcu!a
bic damage to bis cause, yet who find i
in them to rebuke the careless laughter
that bubbles up from a maidgn's hear
that God has filed with life and glad
ness Timothy Tiscomb. 900 s. sl,aal 5
AT what time of life may a man BE-
said to belong to the. vegetable kingdom
i When eS erienee has made him sage
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Qoetrp>
TO BE THE THING WE SEEM.

To be the thing we seem
To do the thing we deem
sat Enjoined by duty; 'b
-a To walk in faith, nor dream
- Of questioning Gods scheme .s,
OF truth and beauty ...-......... ....
Casting selflove aside, 10 1850
Discarding human pride. -s.a v
Our hearts to measure;
In humble hope to bida
i' Each change in fortunes tide,
-H- At Gods good pleasure;
To trust. although deceived,
Tell truth, though not believed;
sN Falsehood disdaining:
Patient of ills received, ..rs-s zasH
To pardon when aggrieved: ..sa
Passion restraining .. s-....-
With love no wrongs can chill,
To save, unwearied still, aae
The weak from falling
This is to do Gods will
On earth-and to fulfill
OH g" Our Heavenly calling. .~'. e .''.
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FREEDOM.

Oh, Freedom thou art not as Poets dream.
A fair young girl with light and delicate
s. limbs, b. .sft... - t,-r b
And wavy tresses gushing from the cap ILL.,.
: With which the Roman master crowned his
q. slave, --sa- So ii. He - %
When he struck off her gives. A bearded
Armed to the teeth-=art thou. One married.
hand -...-. ---.zv1 Ii -te
Clasps the broad shield and one the flashing
sword +..- ..f<.. ..s ,l.,.r..-5 adj,
Thy brow, glorious in beauty though it be,
Is Scared with tokens of old wars
Thy massive limbs are strong with struggling.
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thrive while looking out upon God and
the armament of love and truth from 9TH
er points of vision. Yet, as matter of
fact, all Christian men see the same sun,
and the same heaven of truth-only they
see them from different angles 1snao-
thy Iatconsb.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-30

Ladies and gentlemen, said Snowman,
'.here you have a magnificent painting t
Daniel in the lions den.' Daniel can eas
ly be distinguished from the lions by TIE
green cotton umbrella under his arm.' II
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-30

AT what time of life may man be
said to belong to the. vegetable kingdom
When exserienee has made him sage.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-30

THE man who undertook to blast his
neighbors prospects, used too short a fuse
and gotblown up himself. 1Gd CIT
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-30
whispered, 'Can the blood of Jesus rub

1t out!
Dear children, Christ's blood can rub
out the evil yoa have done, and it is the
only thing in the universe that can do it.
1.-The blood Of Jesus Christ, H. son,
acleanseth us from all sin. Band Of Hope
ReUieW. 80 "a. I..e .e,f, s.1 i,,.<. al. - -
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VOTE FOR BYRON PINE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
Grain Market


ONciNSAri, August G.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged with a
moderate local demand Sales Of 900 bbls al
5.O0@5.l0 1911 bbls were received the last
"a hours.
Whisky-The market is firm, with good a
demand. Sales at 23@23J6, the latter rate for
wagon.
Provisious--An improved demand for Bacon,
and Sides rules well at DC and 7c for shoulders
Wheat ,l3 70 rs.
Corn firm at 80.
Rye is firm at so.
Barley unchanged.
Oats, are steady at 4S@50.
Flax Seed declined at ! 90,
Lard H.
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Light for the MillionI
Cost only One Cent an Hour.

THE Eintroduction Of MACE'S PORTABLE
GAS GENERATION into this city hAa demOn-
atrAted the TACT 80 anXi0uay desired that LIolfr
is now within the reach Ofal. IL not only LIGHTS
the places Of INDUSTRY and the MANSiONSOf the
WEALTHY but will dlnpel the darkness from the
HOMES Of those IN the humber Wake Of life, rens
dering them cheerful and happy, by plasinS GAS
within their means. Call A. y. LanRdon 4 Bro ie
Hardware Store, Main street, Dayt0n, and witnsas
the Auecesaul triumph OF this light over All otherB
All the Deantii1l and various designs Of LAMPS,
HAilns fariorsi and Churchea, Whidh aerVo the
double purposes Of ORNAMENT and LI0HT CON
BtAntly on hand and ready to put mp on abort no
tiee. Arrangements can be m6do with the UNDER
aigned to Light CoONTEN CHuRcKEa, Halls, 1rolEs.
SHOPs and hnaIDEncnai on favoFnblo ta1lnn, And
warranted 70 give ratiRfaotien. Call tmmafih11iG
While the asa6ftnent y GOOD, aud make yqnF ftI3
'lses; lSsee,ss;s.,ywssmAaiusssss "'~ "'"VHA
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, August 6.
Flour heavy and l0@l5 cents lower. Sales
at s4,6O@4,9O for state, and 4,00@5,20 for extra
state, aud 450 $50 for common to good extra
westerni 5,2O@5,40 foi old, and 5,25@5,4O for
fresh ground round hoopOhio.
Rye flour dull st 400@4 ,6215
Wheat unsettled sales at 25t@l ,35 for now
Kentucky white, and As for common white
western.
Rye dull.
Barley quiet.
Corn heavy sales Of new mixed western al
76@7s
Oats dull; at 35@4l for state and western.
Pork, dull and heavy sales at sI5,25 for
Mess, and 1915 for Prime.
Lard steady sales at l0@ll.
Whisky heavy sales at251S.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
TEE LIVER
INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from CIns

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE
and Liver Medicines now before the public, thai
acts as cathartic, easier mider and more etiectu-
al than any other medicine known. Il is not only A
Cathartio, but Liver remedy, aeting first IN the
Liver to eject the morbid matter, then tn stomach
and bowels to carry off that matter, thus accomplish
painful feelings experienced in the operation Of
most Cathartios. 1t strengthens the system at the
same time that 1t purges 1t; and when taken daily
in moderate doses, will strengthen and build IT up
with unusual rapidity.
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INDICATED
Strengthening Plasters !

THESE Plasters arc excellent remedies
In cases OF pain and weaKness In Inc siSo
breast or hAekj also rheumatic affections co,gshs,
eathma spgaius bruises, and kidney or spinal sfiee
lions. The Arniea, Galhanum, Pitch Poor MANI
aud hemiook PianieFs, are manufactured OF vaTions
a'Aea' on kld or eioth' and Poor Mems on paper BY
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
Ana alpp..ea 2 eseleEl and dFngylst. 90 - Rood
RhgEeA W.
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Dayton, Xenia n Columbus IL. R,
@@ @sss

Three Duly Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Dsily Trains each way, leRving Dayton
L Tor the East AS follows; Night Express at 20 a.
m nay Express lU.V5 n, jAccOmmOda ion rs y. m
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation 8 So a. IN !;
No ENpress, II, 80 a. m; Day Express, $40 p. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is minutes
faster than ayton time.
Through tickets can be had for All Eastern cities
By calling on P. X. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot East Third street.
D'yton, Xenia aud Columbus-Leaves at {, 80 D.
M. and arrives at sos a. m.
Al freights left at the Depot by 3,s0 D. m, will
e forwarded same day, bv $50 p. IN Freights ar
living at 5,5sp. m, will be delivered al e,tOa m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
G. WARMAH, Genl. Agt, ApFIa
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NEW TREATM ENT.
P.RIVAT
--ANn--
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !


4 T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
a lished for the cure Of syphilis seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnarmitiea Of Youth and Msiu-
corner OF Main and QuaS streets, tup staifs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INvRNrioN.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known az SEM
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanent, cured In
instrument when used conIointly with medicines
YOUNG MES TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure In announcing
that they have invented most important instr-
ment for the cute Of the above diseases ithas been
subjected 20 test by the mostemncnt phYsiciansi In
London, Paris, Phi adephia and Rev York; n has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure Of seminal
Weakness, or any disease Of the genital organs,
lars, bY Mail or Express.
A CURE wARRANTH
DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
excuslvely to this peculiar class Of maadies and
the relief the have consequently been able 20 rem
der their fellowcreatura yteatded and grate-
fully Acknowledged By eonvalesoent patients and
others dali arriving In town, from all parts of the
country, for the express purpose only of consulta-
tions, while their exertions hayebecn crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced In enquiring into the causes OF
these Infectious complaints from their mos simple
condition to that OF the most dangerous and ntet-
erate,) they have alwai entertained the possibility
OF their prevention and removal, anG likewise in
varlably found that the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
TO one of the following causes-Ignorance, neglect,
or the III effects Of uoskllful or improper treatments
therefore Dr.. AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection OF their remedies,
safe, etfeotual and cautious ooursei emitting all
combination Of remedies which bear equivOoal
character 80 well As those whose premature iniu
dicious application might be productive Of bad con-
sequences in the hands OF private individuals. In
short the iaudable end OF their remedesis the less
ening of great mass Of human misery by the n!ev-
iation, relief and prevention Of those grievous 81
iotions that are In reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they 80 extensively surround US, call
aord our skill and interference for their exter-
min ttton.
COUN TRY INYALIDS.
Persons in an part Of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
case, with the remittance Tor medicines, etc.
Address pr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
n Y me-
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OK BOXES of extra nice Orangea, just res
EO oaivad b. bRARDEHBUkG AGO.
lsia-IWd No. 800, Third Street,
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INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE
1 puelle 10 his ens ,aseg sloch " fRIANOs, NOW %
No a93 anpton Haf7,
eeeeFV pAftgn, o4iQs
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THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRHRT,
A sfew doors East of tho Posr OrvIop
DAYTON n

a ;iew doors East of tho Posr OTTrcp,
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better preparsds
the public, In the Wv customers . anu
:, HOrse-shOeIng Business.
ah its various branches. Particular attention
VIII WIZ oe given to all lame horses sueh a.
I'm noois anu hoOi.bound, and rnsin their feet
WIZ DC cured satiaetory 10 the owner OF sueb nor
aIso snp n, nnot, money viii be refunded
vent ~ 5 tnAt Interfere will be shed to pre-
Feut tJ ~ ana warranted, or money Refunded
20 ~ ~ WIZ personally supeTintend an work entrustd
sSs s[s, @ thAnklulIor pastfavoTs, he respectfully
sUniers TOME and will be happy To Accommodate AZ nSnv
apr2-dawIy NATHAN sTEE;FRN5AN
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Hamilton and paytonR r
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
IN md after Monday April IL, 1859, Passen
" ger Trains will eavethe 9Th street D Depot, Day
ton for Cincinnati as follows:
Returning Trains.
At 800 a. m, sos a. m, 400 p. m, and 7 80
p. IN.
will leaVe Cincinnati for Dayton, at 800
a. m. 800 a. m, 80 p. IN. and 600 p. IN.
The 7.3O p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Gleudale only.
apr9 DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't'
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aRssNvILLH AND MIAMIR.R.


Change Of Time,
4 aud after Monday, April II, 1859, until fur
VI notice, trains will run as follows!
caves Dayton Union Depot at $40 a IN. and
5,0np VI. Arrive at Union at If so a. m. and
$50 p, IN.
RETURNING.
i,esves Union a 7,45 a. m ,, and LAS D. m. d,
arrives at Daytoo at 1885 a. m, and 3 55, p. IN.
The 500 p. NJ train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection At Union with the Express train on the
Beletoutaine rOal, for indianapolis connecting on
Its arrival With trains for Lsfa ette, Terre haute
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets ind further information, apply to
Samuel ". King, General Ticket Agent, Un,on
Depot, 9th street.
II. g. sTIMsON, sup't.
dec2
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Gonnorrhma, elect, chordee, Structure, Phymo.
sis, Paraphymosis, Gravel, S philis, BubO, Warts
Blotehes, sensuAlism, Seminal Weakness, Nenstur-
baton or Self-abuge, Leucorrhea or Whites. Sun
preston Of the Menses, Failing Of the Womb how
to prevent Prevent PregnanC,, Menstruation, Bar.
renness, Rheumatism, &c. II treats on Midwifery
Abortion, Miscarriage, celebaey, with remarks n
the young and old OF both sexes. 1t tells how tC
distinguish pregnancy and how to avoid II, &c.
Perfect Safeguard against Quackery.
Fortieth editon-l0O, 900 copies sold annually
lhis bo0K sent under seal post paid TO el parts
OF the world, on the receipt Of 20 cents or FIVE cop
les for 81.
DR.. BOnapartc's Great Preventive
This simple, healthul and, yet effectual prevent
i've is beyond comparison with anything yet dis.
covered II has been provedby years OF experience
and in no instance has IL tailei when applied ac-
eording TO direetion.[Alarried people who do moi
ion of this instrument. Piroe redueedto s5.
Dr Bonaparte's French Patent Male Saiei This
article enables those whose health or ctrcumstan'
oea not permit an increase of family, to regulate
or limit the number OF their Offspring without In
juring the constitution II is the only safe and sre
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enters into its composition. The price of the
French Patent Male Safe, one dollar the sihge one
four dollars per half dozen, and dollars pei
dozen.
Madame Loziers Female Monthly Pills is a safe
and reliable remedy for suppressions and all female
diseases Ladies' should not use them during pIeg-
nancy, as they Will produce miscarriage. Price one
dollar per boX-oxtra fine five dollars. Sent to any
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swered unless they contain remittance postage
stamp.
All orders addressed to DR.. f. BoHApAArE No. 1882,
Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
CINCINNATI Ohio, will be punctually attended to-
Dr. b. can be consu ted upon all secret diseases. He
is unquestionably acknowledged to be the cham
pion and king OF Venereal Diseases, and only Phy-
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aprl4-1ydaW
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK
DR.. BoNAPARTE's GREAT WORK

PRIVATE GUIDE TO HEALTH
REPREsEHTiNG ALL the diseas-
es of the genital organs OF the
male and female, with the latest
discoveries in reproduction. The
afflicted should use no rem edles
before learning fiom valuable
work the superiority Of the au-
gthor's Paris and London treatment
of private dlseaBes-both married
eand single should consu It. This
book tells how to cure the follow
ing Diseases, and enlightens those
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Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati
RAIL ROAD.
O. go
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

" IN Hh hEsHANUENhNT
. jS-The Mail Train leaves the 9th ST.
Q, > Depot at rs, at Urbana, 1000, connects
with train for Columbus, and at Clyde with train
for Cleveland and the East also with trains for To-
ledo, Detroit and Chicago.
IS-SECOND TRAIN - Cleveland
L > Express, by way of Springfield and Del
aware, and all Eastern points.
I 0l-fhlRO rRAIN-Night Express
tJCO arrives At sanduslIy at T. TO- meeting with
trains for Cleveland and the East.
mh2-tf JOHN n. HUDSON Sup,t,
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THIS is book of 225 pages, limo, bound
l. in cloth, with NINE LITHoGRAPHIC PI,ATFS,
and intended for Parents, Guardians and Youne
Men. Every young man that wiehes to to maintai5
his health and manhood, and have a healthy proge-
ny, should read this book. Son of the statemeRts
are really astounding, and have never before an
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