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Pnhi bed This Day: .o,
MRS. SOUTHWORTh" NEW BUN,
THE BROKEN ENGAGEMENT;
sprAKING 10 TRTrH rOR DE DAY,

sPTAKING THE TRUTH FOR ONE DAY, 49,.
Thu com, ~, him booI va. re-,ived fom Europe per tue
let steiner fom Mr. seuthwoth. where 'he =, r ," E
.idirg Is Iubsh.d Iii dsy pire p c. ~ 80 y, r ~
f,unI i1r ssIs b. r. A. BR Nv DICK tlIHuri'nNLD
" n po0I'.y'6 ca ana All other Booksellers and News
" r. b. PETERSON 4 BROfHtFS
No 81 Cho.tnut.,f.. Pi.iaieiphls'
r., whom, all or9e-s sioud be add e.'ed. Suffers bochr
es Sew, hgens and ~ other. ALL please send Ia 'hri o.
d,rs O. once for wget tley want . = IL ...n,
The che-pesi pacc II he world 10 buy nooss OF -
Lind \. 4 = IL fe er Ia brohers', ffidelhi SEM 'o
tleir Csislasur. Booksers. news hgetu ''-Irl. So
ofners vii b. .upplisd Qusrittirs o. en- D2o a.
h,d 90 llwest net pIics, .ehdig 'he' o"'
them. ,oa
IN IA n rnd state shat Kind Of Books ynn want a.
thew IA be scot % ycu per bret express al lower rates 'h"A
suy other house ~ the G. uu'ry. -.
~ winch VIII le seut 10 suy one s on theif seHoins Tor
gue.
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amnscnieuls
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GRAND GALA WEEK
ALI TIE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES AND Many MORE;
Spei did sdotions TO tie Mn,ry Eyolotions and
other paris Of the Gorgeous Fairy Spectacle, ONDlNAi or
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
visitors ne ., rrgsous aud fascinating spectacular play
ever got up ia America
Fir line o. sraod nu,ica Novelty arranged by MI W.
r. Prterschon Musical Iii e.o, dedicated TO z \ BsIrum
aud intro incei between ibid aid fourth acts OF the
spectacle entitled -
MUSEUM "REMINISCENCES,
IN which are unsteady ieIreser'rd - -
JENSY LIND TiIE CANhkY-BIRD SHOW. T0E Az
RICAN SAyACE5. THE HAPPY FAMILY, SEA-
LION Re. aud she cell aisd RABY SHOW.
TIE BEAUTIFUL Ear GIRL,
Eighteen year. oil v.ishlo nlb pounds
ONE NEEk MORE
oFTUH
LIvr;G HIPPOPOTAMUS, or GREAT BEHEnOTH
oftbe Scrptures-Job, ch. 40
Tho grea. aud curious
WuALE STILL LIVES.
And es,s hi. hslf bu-hci Olive cells per dsy.
Tlel2 BEAUTIFUL TINY SEA-liOEsES. sailing 10 the
Grd Arnas which contains beautiful and living Fish
fron ai n1trregs Of the globe, &c. . .
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY EkAR SAMSON, Happy Family,
MonAer seTpcrt' Wax Figures. and multitude
90 other novelties.
fanaior 10 al, D cent. Children uUitr ten Is cent?
COMMODORE NUIT he 500 j. fast npeniis and
vii B.. read. - crack on MONDAY, Eco. 8.
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"NEW MEDICAL B0OK.-Dr BOST-

~ WfCK'2 Work on Scniusl Diseases, Nintt Before
end AFTER Marriage, Nervous Debility, impoency md hin-
ded Affections &C. 10 before and We do not Las ale
10 say without exception tLe most trufu sLd uselu
Of the kud published, and II Wi be hsisd by te
Ifoieson wei tie public eres. tcneactor "a ms.
nd Cusckefy here tIpossd end the tr. told. W SIC
te 81 every " atd N the hrnds 81 every young man and
he he and ~ Boston Meccsl al SnfflcsA Jol A.
Mated by Richardson 40. Aesey -. Gottys no aSi
broadway AID by by. q o. i office. No IS 81 l.ihst
sir d,ors Of roadway, here D. r. vii co-nu- TIE
practice a. ncdiOae asd sufr'iy. Price 81 All interview
20 --uu---t---g a--L-.LN nnuALrm-LaL.
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6ialioncrn ano 1antp Goods.
" rNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THg GOLD PTE-THE BFsr OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.


Tns GOLD Prs-Tiif Gfsr OF ALL PEsA
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
Tfr BEST PENS ~ TnE woaLD
rp, q q o, ,osras .am IN cab ., 2, r1.
:. directed G,d Pen f-a' 'ie'"g a., 'sH' so''dsS
y H<''''''''ti05 ID PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For Is e.n f~ Magic Zen; for cents, the LACEY Pen
10, - ,,s he Aisys esdy Peu ios Is cent. the Eessai
Tie ,i,es are. Nos 2 .. Q. o snd6
THE SANE PEEs ~ sILygGrLtTEo EXTENSION
For 20 o.pts tie Mssc Pen. for - cents. Ne Lucfv Fem
for tho AiwsJ ,Ready Pen; for p The tr;sot Pen
snd r 81 hs hsoeor rsa IEe'e ere VIZ
q every OF vhch will far oos't so' Of TIC bet
Tb. D,g.e a Morton Number" and "Qu,ity" are
.s1ed on e folla wing Pens and the Points are wasrsn'.
~ ~ mouth "sesp, 1tan', .cii, M Sun o., We,
adapted pocket No tie nal.,t aud 70 ~ tne
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for ,he de, s Long and geS,
and sde unly o. hf quality. The engraving are lac nm
lie. Of tie .ize- and 'ts.'
GOLD PINS WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents No Pen, lat quality OF No 3 Fem 81
Tor ~. No 2Pen IL, quality No 'Peu, I'd quality,
FOR - Is sNo Pen qn,iiy sNo 1Psu, "a quail
G g. ~ q f$e" ''ii Il quality or No Pen I'd quail,
ty OF No. G Peu. % quality.
FOR u IS. DO Pen 1T quality oFsNo.sren 'dquH"y'
For - Is. NO. o Pen lst quality.
TIE SAME oOLD FINS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS .,.,,,-
Il
For ~ IS No Pen, Ut quality, ora No Pen ID quail
IT, GO . No . Pen. 80 quslity.
For a. No. Pen Let quality. SrsNO Pen, I'd quality
on . No Pen, I'd quality. . :,
For - 20 No Pen, l., quality crane PEG. "a qn''
ity. No Pen 50 quality -
For sJ 50 No. q Pen, Let quality
GOLD PENS, ALLIa QUALITY, IN siLVfR-MoUNrED
DESk-HOLDEUS.
For AZ a No. 4 Pen; for ~ % No 5P,n for 81 I's
No Pen; For rs ~ No Pen.
For sss No Pen, for sNo. sPen. and for sea No.
The IL, onsy" pointed with the very best hto'm,a
Points carefully selected ard none OF w. qusY arc SOL
with the sgie.t nprrfecon which skill and the close"
The % ousl," superior to any rsns inside BY HIN
pYevioua To the $50.
The ID QnsyD he attends shall equal IN respec, to Dn'
y.ii.y El.ucity and Good Writing Qualities ho only True
cons J-fatious) any Gold Pens made eisswhorr
In regard 10 the Cheap Gold Pens he bes oT. 70 sy IN
n.yiou. 10 op.r,ins hi, New and Patented Nichpe' ne
could not have made Good Writing and Durable fens Tor
In prio. had tho Gold b-eu fIrti.hsd & atuitou'y
J,1yfs, ord,rtr0 masf all flsa,oe' sP,eVg me " Nun
1,r and QUALIFY II me PEI, Pms and tani pdhfci
~ For .ss BY all dealers In Oh. line thfough'ut inc
county. . ,.o,rog
No IS Maiden Lane. New-YoIf
Arv M. ,endng single letter posi-stsp VIII receive cir
euI.r with the lgTsvings shove rr1crfrdto.
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ELECTION RETURNS from oil the States OF
IL the Unon holding election, IN iJ'i sHeiuny o'nP01
for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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mus LONDON and YEW-YORK MED

DARIS, LONDON and NETWORK MED
n ICAL ADVISER sod MARRIAGE GUIDE A BOO,
,1porg the falices or Plyso1Fsp and the uuFGccss"n
PLy,ioisBs a. special dieases at ga. local bat
by neglect iupTopef freshmen postTsng The nervous
,.sn ana essiuR both nitd ard body total wreck. oth
edition 40 pei lC0ia,fstions BY ~ Ltront Par' on
N.wY IN ycan and Surgeon No 80 Broadway
(yp eaYsj n. v Mailed by r.. NaIeI, for a l. No csoy
Roe. Jousey. No. l2l Hs.Eust H. Dexter Co. no -
AA..aust lie " 1T No - FfansfoItst he"i oTk Tue
docoT's holT, fo curing thee affections rom NJ 20
NJ We with the follow ng papers Ia Ie5ote i ~
Dr. LARMONT TO tho afflicted: Dsrsch. Atss Coufrr dss
Etss Uui. ne1nokTa 5t4A. Laiuus AeSica Review ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

A BSTRACTS Of important Acts of the Second
Session q the XXXVh Congress and the Special 'es
don Of the XAXvIth Al.o the orc important
ALMANAC.
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Urn @o0s.
MACY,s. Nos. 2O4 and 2O6 Gth.av.,

AFR. II. MACY's, Nos. 204 and 2O6 Gth-ay.,
n two doors below lfthst. you will always fad 8 ~
stock of Ribbons Ltces Hlndke'chets Emofoliefies "he
oots fine Fanu,. Housokesyiug Goods Curtain Laces.
and Mu.n. Hosiery and Underwear Ladies' made up ondeI-
Clothing sc. y. The only house r. Se" ORA That seli'
Lades dollar KID Cloves for GO ceuts 10y n1 % ce1ts
and ais avs a fol- assortment OF sizea aud coofs.
BARGAINS THIS DAY.--Velvot BONNETS;
I'D Fur BDNNErs a. reduced prices; CLiidTeu'a ~ y
RAMS; SIX BONNETS; OLD HATS made over; ribbons
and FLOWERS l.. BINNS' MILLINERY.
Larees. 10 the World No 5Sl Broad say, $751;
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M p. BROWN, Importer OF
w. ALL KINDS or
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS
Prices 10 suit the tfnea ..,ap..,.,
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING.
The Orginal Americas Comedian
Mr.. J. = CLARKE,
VIII sppesr 10 Of hi, great Comic Per.onato,s a,
schnsprs' Ia the Nsisd Qg,sn" aud Coco' inc s'
,oldirE IN IN. sentinel OF the Night"
TIE NAiiD QUEEN 80,
hv t.oeiysd wh wonder sue delight, i produced WIN
so.bsT, Of uneqna,d splsndor by Grtz nev ard extra
o,tItsry rechanlce. coutrisances by Ntf0n new mule
M,ilcnGsusrs fs.c.naing dances, by hO'A NoOo anu
nm and bni.nt cops Dc ballet and cat comprising YOUTH
gsalls, sne brapty. - - 49,. .,,l,,,,
fHE SENTINEL OF THE NlGHr -
p-oducsd Tor the this theats NJ CrAe sus
t.uint the ressbly comic role o. Coco. he TAT soldier
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6cuse furnishing @ooos.

30 TO L. ID. BASSFORDs
" GREAT HOUSE-FURNIslllNG BALAAh,
Cooper Institute Building
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Dentistrn.

a BsTRACTS of important Acts Of the Second
"A Session Of the XXXvlti Congrss snd We
sion of the NxxyIfh Also the more =
iion. Of Prsslden. Lincoln, are given In THE IkiboN"
ALMANAC
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Jnstrncilcm.

CENSUS of 1860. OF EACH
~ STATE BY COUNTIES. also heP latioD Of tie Prin'
eli Cries Of tho United Stae. from CENSUS OF 1852
viii be found In TIKI TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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Cbancrs for Business Glen.

DRINTING-TW PER CENT SAVED.
Every de.or2'ion of Pri,ti pgucuiniy Ne"s
papers Books Pamphlets and Law NOhh executed a. ~
20 I'll TO cal at No - lsik.foS Ftr 1c Rom No 81
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ELECTION RETURNS from al the States Of
~ a.. linton holdns eccioss In 1901 o.'sfaiy COMPLIED
fox TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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7 IST Of STATES, Capitals, Governors, tines
IL Of legislative Meetings Gs4efI Lleci"n'' e'ei "
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
-
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fT'HE REBELLlON.-A CHRONOLOGICAL
ACCOUNT Of the important events connected with In.
and other matters % general interest will be found
u fHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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Uants.

EARAlER.--Any young American Farmer, in
= dssrious capable I'd temper g. wisains 70 TsKE
FARM, with good dwelling sUd other bulldogs within Ten
mils OF Ne~York may sddess with references. Box No.
| loo New-YoEk Pos.Olice.
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MUSIC TEACHER.-Wanted in a small
~ Seminary Of bgh standing stlor.usty eoinge'ens
TEACHER ~ Vocal end Instrumental Nusc. App1ellts
NEE. the PDei pals No ~ Ast0house bs,Teea
tue hours q 10 and H. Saturday. January 81 may ~Ie 70
tie address
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DOLL TURNER WANrED.-To Ron
IA Turner con pe,Ht to t1rD TO Tainpste regular EN-
roypept al be given at Rensselaer, Iron Works Troy.
JOHN A. GRlSWOLD, Aesas.
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]1rofessianal Noiitss.

DR. MUNDE wifi reside, drr;Dg Winter at
No. % Great Joness Ofhcc olit 'li 9f9 II g. m,
.oa fr,r5to1p Dis WEer OK. f.). nee reni'ins
gpdsr the care o. sn Gbe assistant
DDWARD Ii. DIXON, NJ. D.. l.a o. tae
IL sesine. ard operating and clnsit : 81. 20 .
5h.sv Dfica cJusult,t04s on 10 NOR ft-.' OBJ f :"
Inc rei,le viscer4. Rupture Pie. N'loott' o. q =
"a fiss,v cured without the Unite 't.i.' v-N' "
from 3 10 I 70 = and 10 ? EVENING".
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DRINflNG--TWENTYpE PER CENT SAVED.
Every de'cngdon OF Printing. pariieaarly Hev..
papers Books Phmpri.s aud LAW WORK. .zecot-c ct ~
PEI below usual iltes hose VI, study economy VIII
do wei 10 call At No % PsfkIow fh hco1. Room No. %.
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TUE FALLEN BRAVE.

III IN lin TTNNE,
Tilt FiCIms or TAR BRBFLIJoN
hiNts o. OffICEhS KILLED IN TUE W. u von
THE UAlON " iHH WAN run
No / nov ready. PRICE % cEyrs. "a m d..,o.
WORTH AND WlNTnROP vi ILLS
ROSS 4 IOUsEY No l,i H.,
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TsSss-t2 per annun. Three cop.. for IS. Ten for
sf2 Twenty Copies 10 nddiess SO, aud an extra
Copy 10 the person who forms the Clab.
for CioD OF Quo Hundred W. .end Rs Daily Tdbuns
grals
,siNoLE COPIES for ssle 1t the Publlsssn oGcs THIS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
CONSERVATIVES.

An equal and normal eirculation OF the blood 10
health An abnornal, thatts 70 say an excessive or
deficient circulation OF stagnation ottae olood tsdis-
ease. To lustrate-torPidit OF the Liver 10 caused
hy stagnation OF the blood IN tnat organ; diseases OF
the KIdn Us. OF the Lungs, Disesssob
The Heart, &c BY the same cause, viz: Improper Cir
culation; and from the same cause spring al miner
forms OF disease To discover 3 certain cure then
for these diseases, the first great enquiry necessary
is. What eauses the blood 10 eireulstef
Fer centuries It h as been . matter Of much udy
among scientific and medical men; and vhile aay
experiments have been made and much labor e1end-
ed upon the enqziry, IL has been left to this century
among its other onderfulinereasein knoEledge.to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
Kindness Towards Mich Cows.

We find the following in Wilkes Spir;t
OF The Ttmes:IOne of the greatest errors
in overcoming COWS that are unquiet while
being MIXED, is to whip, beat, kick and
bawl at them. This is generally done, and
the cow becomes afraid or angry, and in
stead of becoming better grows worse
Mich cows cannot be whipped or terrified
into standing quietly, gently and patient
ly during milking. They dislike to be
MIXED, for they know that loud words
and hard blows always attend the opera
ton. They dread to see the mixer as
the little urchin breads to see the birchen
rod in the hand of the angry pedagogue,
wher he expects to have it applied TO his
back. A cow, kindly and properly treat
ed, is pleased to see the mixer, gladly
awaits his or her approach, and submits
with pleasure TO the operation of being
MIXED. Every one having experience
with COWS knows this to be true. But the
cow is opposed to change of mixers; she
soon becomes attached to one person who
performs the operation, and does not will
lingly and freely give down her milk to
another person; therefore, have one regu-
lar mixer to certain cows, and bear in
mind, if you change mixers, it is at 1.-THE
expense of a loss of milk and of injury to
the cow. All animals appreciate kind
treatment, and resent abusive treatment.
See that those who milk them can control
themselves, govern their passions, speak
low and kindly under almost any provo
cation, and soon the cows will learn that
they are not going to be abused, and will
submit to the operation. Milking should
be performed at regular hours, not vary
ing fifteen minutes n day from the 9TH
er. No talking or laughing should be per-
mitted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
Killed His Man.

You have doubtless heard of DR.. Thomp-
son. the waggish proprietor of the Allan
Ia Hotel. Well, once upon a time, two
gentleman 1.-THE one decidedly under the
influence of a spiritual presence, and the
other approximating the same condition, J
stopped at the doctors hotel. In conse-
quence Of some extraordinary manifesto
tons on the part of the highest" gent.
he soon found himself nigh untoamuss'
with the doctor. His friend, however,
carried him off before matters reached a
crisis. After slowing him away, the friend
returned, and accosting the proprietor.
said very emphatically:
'Sir, you have been treading upon dan
gerous ground, sir; that man is not to be
tempered with, sir; do you know sir, that
he has killed his man, sir 2"
KILLED his man p says Tompson, with
a voice like a thuderclap, and a most in
tense expression of contempt upon his
phiz: by Jove! sir, let me inform you
that l have practiced medicine for twen-
~ years, and you must not attempt to
brighten mo with a chap that has only
killed his man. Bah sir, that won't be-
gin to do"
The fellow COLLAPSED" and forthwith
settled his bill.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
The Use for Chestnut Timber.

Chestnutwood, wh;~h used tobe thought
good only for fence rails, is becoming fash
ionable for furniture and architecture
uses. A correspondent from Concord, n.
H., says that in the new and beautiful
church just being finished for the Episco-
palians Of that city, the pews are con
structed of chestnut wood. He says:
The construction of railroads in New
Hampshire brought up the price of chest
nut trees. Those of lesser size brought
ten cents a length for sleepers, and thence
all prices upwards, tothirty cents a length.
But now it has come to be highly esteem
ed as a wood susceptible of much beauty
when wrought into chamber furniture
Some of the most beautiful furniture is
now constructed of this once discarded
tree. Besides the slips in the Episcopal
Church, those of the South Congregation
al Church-preparations for which are go
ing forward this winter-are to be of chest
nut; also the wainscoting around the
church, from the floor to the window sill
both surmounted with a rail of black
walnut.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

CHARCOAL FOR TURKEYs.-Four turkeys
were confined in a pen. and fed on meal,
boiled potatoes and oats. Four others OF
the same brood were also at the same time
confined in another pen, and fed daily on
the same articles, but with one pint OF
finely pulverized charcoal mixed with
their meal and potatoes. They also had
a plentiful supply of broken charcoal in
their pen. The eight were killed on the
same day, and there was a difference of
one and a half pounds each in favor of
the fowls which had been supplied with
the charcoal, they being much the latest,
and the meat generally superior in point
of tenderness and flavor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

SCHOOL


Il bull county. will commence their regular exam
nations on the 10Th day OF February, and for the
convenience OF both Examiners and Teachers, the
Board have distrieted the CouRty as follows.
These persons, who wish to apply for certificates
t. teach, and reside in Kinsman. Verasn, GustaVus,
and Johnston, will attend the examination on Mon
day the 10th day OF February.
Those residing in Hartford, Brookheld, Hubbard
and Liberty, on Wednesday the 18th day Of Rsbrua-
~.
Those residing in Fowler, Vienna, Bazetta and
Mecca, on Friday the 18th day Of February
Those residing in Mesopotamis, Bloomfield, Greene
and Bristol. on Monday the 18th day OF February.
Those residing in Pennington, Southin gton, and
BraeeVille, en- Wednesday the 18th day Of February.
Those residing in Newton. LordstoVn and Wealth
ersheld, on Friday the 2lst day Of February
Those residing in Warren, Champion and Rowland
on Monday the 24th day OF February.
Itis expected that applicants residing In the sew
eral districts will attend on the day designated for
their district The County has been divided as afore-
said to avoid the necessity Of too many applicants
Being present on any one day.
The Examinations will be held at the Court House
in Warren. and will mem pu1etuslly at 10
A. NJ, at which hour all applicants should be
present. W~HIrTLESEY ADAMS
Warren, Jan. %. cav
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"BLOOD FOOD"

which restores the red gIObules. and thus the nornsl
circulation. COnsunptivesl Friends Of eOnsumpt
daeed the standard Of the blooS and diminished the
red gIobuIes. Ladies suffering any of the distresses
known a. female complaints. be persuaded the"Blood
Food" can cure you. It has cured thousands Of des
perAte cases where sllhops has been given up. Do
not rejsct IL. do not throw away your only hope The
BLOOD Food" is an unfsiling remedy; give IL q trial
An elaborate treatise carrying out and fully prov
ing the theory advanced here to be correct, will be
mailedto any interested party, on the receipt Of tive
3 cent stamps. Blood Food is SOLD By all druggists
or where it cannot be had. 1 viii send 8 bottles free
Of expense, for -. Price. single bottle. 81. II IL
put up in 8 OF. vials, in yellow Wrappers-the cid kind
in small bottles, in red Wrappers having been done
away With-and bears the fac sinile signature OF
Church q Dupont upen the face of the wrapper. Be
ware OF eounterfeits and imiEati0as-
CT. DUPONT Sole Proprietor.
IReb. 90. 6l.l 400 BroadHay. New YORK.
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The man stood confounded. He dared
not deny it. He could say nothing for
himself.
If your employers keep you, sir, they
will no longer get my castom,' said the
cashier. sternly. You deserve to be horse
whipped, SIR
The firm parted with their unworthy
clerk that very day, and be left the store
disgraced, but rightly punished.
Alice Locke became daughter-in-law to
the good cashier /; all of which grew out OF
calling a genuine bill q counterfeit.
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DLASTERS-Call at our Store and
Il get 8 good Plaster and cure up that lame
back" WOODS ANDREWS
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Family Groceries.

Having added Groceries to our stock, VIC invite
me esPeSiaI attention Of consumer to our Stock Of
sugars, Ieas, Coffee, Syfups, MOlasses, Prunes. Cit-
Tons, CurrIhte, Can Fruits Of the very best onaIitS
kalsins' Cassla, Cloves. Nutmegs, Figs, Mustard
Erounq spices OF all kinds, Ground Coffee, Pure
oc' a. WOODS X ANDREWS.
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Grafenberg Family Medicines.
EOR Sale by Agents throughout the
HOME TESTIMONY.

Hartford, Trumbull Co.. O., March :, 81.
/ hereby certify that l have been dealing in the
GrefenbergM Medicines for the past year, and can
truly say that they have met with the decided APP
Of the people Of this place, particularly
the Pills and Catholicon. They will readily perform
all and more than IS promised for them. / have
sold about fifty bottles of the CathOlicon the past
season, and / hear the best results in every case.
]. H. C. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says of the Grefenberg
Medicines. DIR. B. is a physician of extensive prae-
tice, and one of the most successful in the county,
CTrumbulD in which he resides:
Hartford, Trumbull Co.. o., March Z, 81.
This certi6es that l have used the Grnfenberg
Pills and Marshals Catholicon. sold here, by ]. H..
johnson. in my practice. to my entire satisfaction.
They are good medicines.
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WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage Factory,

THE Proprietor desires to inform
Il his friends and patrons, that he may nov De
as formerly, he is manufacturing to order. ana Ior
sale. Carriages and Rueeies Of every deserIpuoH'
ment Of the most approved styles. which for male
rial, substantial workmanship and eleganee 81 EH-
ish, shall not be surpassed in this seeuol3 u 1.u
by giving me . call, as they can scarcely ialIi De
inT suited either in style, quality, terms or priee.
Paintinr and Trimming done IN . superior man
ner and a. prices that will give satisfsction-
- Lii Re raid. and good prices. for the best Of
ali kinds second growth earrisge nH1peur.rovYr
Warren, April 9, 20. h'A- "ASAA
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"Ahl I am very sorry for this rebellion;
it prevents my going South, said an Eng
lishman the other day while dining at a
club in Philadelphia by invitation. They
tell me-" he continued, "that the Ameri-
can gentleman is only to be found at the
South. How is that, prayf Can you ex-
plain it."
al can't" replied his host; at is no
more to be explained than the statement
so often made that there are gentlemen
IN England but that none of them ever
come to this country.